23 10 254 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d32e57bd7a933d83c2271e1e51a005da.pdf e40ae692ce18e2590bbbe37c821013cb PDF Text Text 71 •rt I ' " K ,V 1 MINOLE TODAY .■ i * * V* * ti ftNf--. .'-.i /‘ r-»'^1 S a n fo rd H e m ld AtotV •*-*;sr s— » S e r v in g S a n f o r d , L a k e M a r y a n d S e m in o le C o u n t y s in c e 1 9 0 8 90th Year, No 110 • Santord, Florida It’s pay back time ‘ It’s all huff and puff to (his point.’ County clerk to dock pay, commissioner seeking legal advice lly RUSS WHITE I In .> U I S l . i i r W n i r r SANTORD - M .ir v .in n t - M o r s e is r r a d y l o h it S c-m m o lr- C o u n t y C m m n i s s i o u r r D ir k \ .m D r i W r U l r w h e n - it h u r t s t h r m o s t in I lit- w .illi- t M o r s e . the- C ' l o k o l l l i r C l i r u l l C o u r t , s r iit V a n D r r W i i t l r .i I r r s r l l i t r r p a g e lr t i n t h is p a s t w e e k III w h ic h s l i r t h r e a t e n e d in i l n l i n i S I.O H I (H i f m n i I n s J a n u a r y 2 0 a n il I r h fi p a y c h e c k s S l i r y a v r In in s r v r n — Commissioner Dick Van Dor VVeido t h r N r t l i r i l a n d s a n d la in d o n . E n g la n d . V a n D r r W r l d r w a s o n r o l a n u t iih r r o l l o i i n t y o f f i c i a l s o n a n ec o n o m ic d r v r l o p m r n l n ils s io n . fla y s to c o m p ly . IIn* i olllllllsslonri h r r n e m b r o ile d III a n a s l v i l l s p u t r o v e r V a n D r r W n i l r s t u p I t o t ii A u g u s t l- l 2 0 t o anil till- clerk have Sa* Pay. Page 6A Cops focus on being part of the com m unity they serve Connecting with the environment B Y D A V ID F R A Z IE R I Ir r a ld S t a ll W n t r r H AN FO RD M rin ljrrs ol th r Santord I ’o lu r D rp a riiiirn i a rr going li.n k io st I iim >1 in o rd rr In lll.lk r « on mu 11 ill irs in S a il told salrr H,|U nwi », T.MM, l«CMI Sanford Police otttears participate this past week in a class on Community Policing Service, taught by Gene Stokes, a captain on the Hillsborough County Sheriffs Department Olllt it s .n t p.n t u Ipat lust til a -10 houi t lass in ('oiiuiiiinlly Policing Srrvtt r. a program de­ signed to liiakr poller lliorr at llvr. inorr .urrssihlr Inslratl ot |nsi I.ring avail.tlilr on a i all hy tall basts. lift- program also allows ollltrts lo get in volvrd unit Ni-lglihoi hood Walt It Prevention. ln-scliocil hint lions, allrr srhiMil tunclions, rii On lluirsflav. cirnr Slokrs. a captain on ihr Hillsborough County SliriiH'M Department, was giving thr llvr dlsrusslon groups ul officers hypothetic al sllnallons In which thry had lo come up with solutions or ways III w lilrli lo idlrvialr thr probInn. T l i t y arr looking at exainplrs, underlying prohlrtns. and thru showing how thr prolilnn Is systrmatlrally atiarkrd.* said Stokrs For Instiiiirr, onr group lookrd at thr effect of school oil rumpus busing and how It hits caused vandalizing and vtolrnt mithursts. Thr group thru surveys thr prohlrin. re­ searches, ohsrrvrs. analyzes, rrsponds and assrssrs It. Slokrs thru challenged thr group to ItMik at allrm atlvrs to thr group solutions. Hr also inadr suggestions to thr an ­ swers that were given. * lfs a step hy step process to rlliulnatr the situation.* said Stokrs. l l i r class ts given by thr In­ stitute of IVillcr Technology and Management, which Is as- Th is wettanda area ia easily accessible trom State Road 46. Communing with nature on public lands near home Orel In an occasional eertse By SHARI BRODIE I Irrald Stall Wrltrr SANFORD - It may rom r as a surprise to many residents ol thr area, hut a trip to Hint­ Spring or Wrklwa Springs stair parks Is not necessary to rom im inr wt1 11 nature on |xihllc lauds. Sanford lias a natural gem in its backyard. llir north trac t ol thr hake Jrsup Conservation Area, lo ­ cated on Cameron Avrnur southeast of thr city and next to thr Orlando Sanford Aiqxirt. Is part of 3.71-1 acres in three arras around Dike Jrsup under the juris­ diction ol the St. Johns River Water Management District. Easily accessible from Stair Road 46. llir wetlands area Is abundant with a wide variety of waterfowl as well as raptors such as eagles. ospreys and hawks Currently used as past un­ kind. the bovine residents wander the undeveloped 1.194 at res ol ihr north trait hill seem willing lo share the laud with lilkeis and bird watchers. (Watch out lor cow piestl ’llirre Is a public parking area on Cameron There are no marked trails, hut thr area Is easy to traverse. If only a little wet. especially since the recent wet weather A tram-like area runs paral­ lel lo Ihr road and reaches the lake al Marl Dc-d Slough. A narrow spit of land rxlrnds into the lake and thr walc-i management district main­ tains a small weather station there. Tills Is .in excellent vantage point for bird wale fling. On a recent held inp spon­ sored hy the Seminole Audubon Society. wood B «e Public. Page BA Bee P o lice . Pege B A Seminole County has itself some risky business By RUBS W H ITE Herald Staff Writer FERN PARK - These arr restless times for everyone at a nude dancing club named the House of Uahes • soon lo he called Risky lluslness. Some county officials didn't think House of Uahes w-as a very nice name. So thry asked Gary Hendrickson, who operates the club, to come up with something less offensive. Thai and a load of sprucing up accom ­ plished. Hendrickson now expects a little somrlhlng from Ihr county. • A license to sell alcoholic beverages (beer and wine.| * Ills club grandfathered s o It can remain In ojK-ratlon at fits present site on U.S. Highway 17-92 In unincorporated Seminole County. What are Hendrickson's chances? “Thry ought lo lie good.” said Steven Lallrel. an Orlando attorney who represents House of Habrs. “"We've- gone above and beyond the call o f duty." Lallrel said. “Everything they've asked fur. has hern done. Gary Hendrickson has spruced up the place, provided the required parking spaces and made the name change. 6m Risky, P ag* BA Super Sunday in Sanford, Lake Mary By JE FF B E R U N IC K E Herald Staff Writer H's so much more than Just a football game. When (lie Super Uowl started 32 years ago, (lie Los Angeles Coliseum had 20.000 empty seuts and It was viewed by people who couldn't find any­ thing else lo watch. Now. It's a good thing the game Is played on Sunday, otherwise banks would he closed and It would he a na­ tional holiday. You can't Just watch the Su­ per Uowl at home by yourself. It's rigid there wllh New Year's Eve as the biggest parly day of the year. So don't think local establishments aren't prepared for the onslaught of fans Dial will pour In and oul o f them, literally. The Sanford area has plenty of upntu to watch the big game and. If you're a little Ured of the area, head on over lo Lake Mary where things arr hopping us well. If you have the rigid connec­ tions, It will he possible lo play golf In the morning, enter un rigid-hall pool tournament, follow that with a dart tourna­ ment. eat a platter o f shrimp, munch oul on almost anything you can think of, und pound ull the beer you can drink (remember, the Sanford and Lake Mary Police Departments und Seminole County Sheriff's Department also know It's a big day for amateur drinkers •m Bowl, P ag* BA | S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 �2A • Sanford HetakJ. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. January 25. 1998 Business Local business women honored LONGWOOD - Two local businesswomen were re­ cently honored at the United States Dcpuiimcnt o f Trims|N)rintlon for their rontributlons to the transportation industry and the nation's economy. Lynn Merger and ibuida Murder, principals of Lighten Up Ltd. based In lumgwood, were recognized by the DOT'S national minority enterprises development program. Merger and M.irdrr. who operate the training and seminar com ­ pany. were prcsrnicd with the 1997 Outstanding Women-owned Business En­ terprise Award by U.S. Secre­ tary of Transportation Rod­ ney E. Slater. The award was one o f 27 presented to minority and women entrepreneurs from throughout the United States. Larry Anderson Charlies Williams dally challenges of the w ork­ place Including stress man­ agement, team building, time management, change, diver­ sity. and creative problem solving. eluding the DOT. AT AT. British Airways. NASA. Sprint, and Sun Dank. The seminars offered by Berger and Mardrr use humor and laughter to deal with the Special to the H erald Ken Kern's Transmission is Back! It G o in g ..* a n d g o i n g .. . a n d g o in g . ChMR A AAsK I M a ii K m K i m 's Tra i Lynn Berger and Hands Mardsr 500 Laurd Awnut. Sanford, Florid* 32771 Lighten Up Ltd. has oper­ ated since 1991 and serves government, corporate and small business clients tn- B H (4 0 7 )3 1 3 - 1 0 4 0 NEWSMAKERS Cbcrtlee W illia m s has been promoted to property manager at Dave Brewer Homes of Sanford: Larry Anderson of Lake Maty has been prumoted to construction manager for the company's office in Lake County. Ernest D orsey o f Sanford lias enrolled tn the ITT Technical Institute In Maitland. O ieada K. Gannag o f CMcdo has been promoted to construction coordinator at American Heritage Homes; Oeorye O. Glance III. has been promoted to vice president of operations for the company. Chris D d e sk y o f Sanford has enrolled tn the fTT Technical Institute In Maitland. W illie Burke o f Sanford has Joined Charger Inc.of Lowell. Ark. as an over-the-road driver. Taylor Woodrow Homes, which Is building three luxury model homes at Alaqua Lakes In Longwood. has selected Interior designers Marc M ich aels In terio r D esign o f Winter Park and A lice M iller In terlore Inc. O f Casselberry to design and decorate Interior spaces o f the model homes. Ground breaking ceremony Vision center breaks ground D o n ’t M iss t h e Ex p o !! Prom S ta ff R eports OVIEDO * Oviedo Vision Center lias broken ground on a new office building. The center will occupy about 3,000 square feet o f the total 4,300 square-foot structure. The remaining space wilt be available for lease. Gary McDonald, owner o f the v i­ sion center, presided over the ground breaking at the site on Clark Street. Central Florida's annual Business and Service Expo is coming to a regional mall near you • Health AFttncm •Red Estate • Travel A Leisure • Home Entertainment • Financial Services • Home Decoration • Education • Auto k Marine • Free Entertainment • Free Giveaways • Much, Much Morel! 3 , 1 1 t le T owne C enter Florida Solar Inc. Technology Inc., a Sanford-based solar BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT. — J»- . m — J — ' 1 , vm iw lt'l Business 1 leaders named to chamber DeBary M anor recently hosted an open house to celebrate five years o f Us rehabilitation cen­ ter. The 27-bed unit was built to add another dimension of care offered at the nursing fa­ cility. Since that time, an aver­ age 200 patients a year have received specialized therapy. The rehab center was designed as a transitional unit where paUents who have sufficiently Improved enough to leave the hospital, yet are unable to re­ turn home, may receive care. After receiving therapy. 50 per­ cent o f the residents are able to m u m home. ____________ For P e r s o n a l & Commercm Insurance ^1 A Regions Financial Institution Competitive Rates • DIRECT from the Lender!! W E SOLVE YO UR MORTGAGE PROBLEMS Consolidate Debt *Home Improvememt Reduce Rate or Years 3070 W. Lake Mary Btvd., Lake Mary, FL an Equal Opportunity U nder 330-7720 or 1-800-592-6460 PAIN M A N A G E M E N T M EDICINE Peter R. Preganz, M.D. Board Certified. American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomats, American Academy of Pain Management Specializing In Diagnosis 4c Treatment O f Recurring 4k Chronic Pain Including Back, Shingles 4k Cancer Fein . This show is being produced A promoted by l-iu-MM" m, place Kite Enterprise* Inc- .V.V*. yjiti For mogyiinfo on this And other expos call... 880.566.4560 Each yaar Semlnola County rsoslvse approximately <2 mlAon In funding undsr the State Housing Initiatives Partnership (SHIP) Program. A l SHIP funding must to ussd by Bis County tor Ito cre­ ation or County. Although tto Program rutos snow tto County to assist vory tow, tow and moderate inoomt households, tto Saminoto County Board of County Commiseioners has datormlnad that ttoy wM assist only vary low and low inoomt households wNh SHIP Program funds. This decision NrnRs aaaiatanoa to households with inoomas not excascBnj 10% of the median Ineoma for 8amlnola County. By way of illustration, a household of tour (4) parsons with an income of no more than $34,480 may receive assistance under tto SHIP Program in 8amlnoia County. Maximum inoomas are variable as par the size of household. T to County is required to submit its AftontoMa Itoualng AeeNHwoe Plan (AM AP) to tto State by May 2,1998 in order to reoeivt SHIP funding tor tto naxt three years. T to AHAP will describe tto activities and strategies tto County wM use to address tto lack of and tto need for affordable housing for tower income households in Seminole County. T to County's Community Development Office is conducting Iw o (2 ) pubNe hearings on N b ru a ry 8, 1988 to solicit and obtain public Input on designing and approving tto types of acdvBiea to Include In tto AHAP for tto next three years. We are actfvefy seeking your input and comments to assist us in designing our AHAP for tto SHIP Program. In tto past, funding has bean used for tto foNowing activities: • Down Mvmtnt/dotina cost liiitf in o t • Housing ratobMatton (renovation) and emergency housing repair •Housing reconstruction •Assistance to hometost shelters •Assistance for housing devatopers to build affordable housing subdivisions • Housing counseling for home purchasaAnaintenanoe By Appointment or Relrrral 330-7035 • Payment of Impact toes and utSity connection fees for affordable housing “Serving Sanford, lake Mery and Seminole County Since 1908* TONY RUSSI, JR. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE We are not limited to Biese activities, and ws are asking tor your Input on wtot activities should be funded during tto next Biree years. Your input is invited and encouraged, and you may submit your comments by m al, telephone, computer E-mail, fax or by attending one of tto scheduled public T to public hearings wiN be held in tto Commission Chambers (Room 1028) of Bie County 8ervioas Building located at 1101 East 1st Street, 8anford, FL. In ordsr to encourage atondanoe, tto hear­ ings are scheduled for 2:00 p m and 7:00 pm . (they are identical; you neednot attendboth) on Thursday, February 8,1998, and w i begin promptly. A l suggestions are walooms and everyone Is encouraged to attend encUor otherwise provide input Persons not able to attend e lto r of Bie public hearings can submit Bieir comments vie Bie following media (please submit comments by February 20,1998): Mail' Houston Soedalist Seminole County Community Development Office County Services Building 1101 East 1st Street Sanford, FL 32771 2S7S8. French Ava. 3 2 2 -0 2 (9 Telephone: II i I s I I I s i l I II II I I ’ Jan. 30 - Feb. 1 PUBLIC NOTICE SEMINOLE COUNTY SHIP PROGRAM Practicing In Lake M ary • Sanford Area for 10 Yean RuWriMdTusMtay tvou^i Friday ant Sunday by . Inc. * 300 N. Franck Aw., Sartorf, FL 32771 Phons: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-0406 lilt ■* i « i i i u m u m wnacita^a*1***’" Tr<l ’*IHwf Mil > IO **n s ■t| I0 IM 4 S or visit our website at www.maUexpo.cane Sunday, January 2S, IM S • Voi. 90, No. 110 III In a —- * —- I («P) uvuu Feb. 6 - Febf 8 hn DeBary Manor hosts open house T he Florida M all PTrTi CqUlICNrw^WtiRMi Atwm m.b n 4 energy and pool heating company, will break ground on a 18.000 square-fool headquarters building Feb. 5 at 4 p.m. The new facility Is on Coastline Road near the company's existing building. More than 70 employees work for the company's two divisions. Florida Solar and Solar Advantage. Florida Solar In­ stalled more than 1.500 pool heating systems since January , 1097 and company officials expect to .sec 75 to 80 percent growth tills year. —< > — i 4kI - - .4 1 « . r* ir— -I The following local business people were named to the Florida Chamber o f Commerce headquartered In Tallahassee, which is under the chairm an­ ship o f Eddie Carpenter, o f Walt Disney Attractions: Brant R. Adam son, president of Rich-United Corporation In Sanford: Thom as B. Kornspqr. president o f Tekontrol Inc. o f Casselberry; C. Doan K n its , director o f corporate communi­ cations and public affaire for Sprint o f Altamonte Springs: EAnn M cG ee. president of Seminole Community College. • Communications ItW SANF0K> HKMtX> P.0 Bo* 1SS7 , a 327711M7 Republic 1 mu 17340 Ftond* RmnWok add 7% i Newtpapen. Inc. \ (407)321-1130, extension 7384 K-meR: Fax: (407) 324-4818 I ( �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday, January 25.1998 •3A In harmony with nature Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concent for Your Repair j f Needs. fiejog Members of the Sanford Scenic Improvement Board recently remembered civic activist David Gatchel, by planting a tree in his honor at Rlnker Stenstrom Field, His­ toric Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium. SIB member Patty Gatchel and Landscape Ar­ chitect Howard Jeffries man the shovel and position the sign as SIB members look on, from left: Eliza Pringle, Betty Akers, Cathey Bossert, Rose Long, co-chairmen Amelia Royster and Tim Donahoo, Bette Cannavino and Connie Williams. Harrell & Beverly Transmissions It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • MufTy VenderBear • Crane Stationery ja £ § H H 0 B I J •Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley SANFORD - City commis­ sioner* on Monday will review the progress made on estab­ lished budget goals set In 1997 and continuing Into this year. Among the goals, many of which are ongoing, are the p o­ lice department study; em ­ ployee evaluations and com ­ pensation: Joint marketing plan with Orlando Sanford A i r port and Orlando International Airport; midge control; lakefront development Including an Multiple chargee Lany Oliver. 25. o f 1112 S. Orange Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Sanford police. Oliver was charged with armed carjacking, aggra­ vated assault, battery, operat­ ing a motor vehicle without a kqtnse, possession o f drug paraphernalia, and criminal eifcfblof., Oliver .was arrested. it * the corner o f . W e * 11th Street and Maple Avenue. P r o s t it u t io n s n o o t s •Charlene Clinton. 25. of 108 Blackstone Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Clinton waa charged with prostitution and arrested at the comer of Second Street and Palmetto Avenue. Clinton allegedly so­ licited an undercover agent. •Charlene BeU. 41. of 401 Hall/ building maintenance In* eluding recently Installed car­ pet: Community Redevelop­ ment Agency established for U.S. Highway 17-03. and revi­ talization of 13th Street and Celery Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Seminole County deputtea. Bell wax charged with prostitution and arrested at (he com er of Sonlord Avenue and First Street. Bell allegedly solicited an un­ dercover agent. *Jqrdl Davis. 48. erf 801 8th St„ , SanfPrtfv was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies.',r>EM4ia w as charged with assignation to commit prostitution and arrested at Fort Mellon Park. Davis alleg­ edly solicited an undercover agent. Traffic stop M O O S tO O IT O S t Jamie Moore. 21, 3728 W ashtngton St.. Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Moore waa charged with the sale, p ir - ■ Sanford Avenue: recreation Im­ provements including renova­ tions to Historic Sanford Me­ morial Stadium, relocation of Fort Mellon ball fields, and a site 10; Ooldsboro Elementary School street paving and renovutlons and Mill Creek drain­ age project; utility expansion al Airport Boulevard and State Road 46; city gateway en­ hancements; and stormwater drainage Improvements. Also on the meeting agenda, city parka and recreation off I- chase, manufacture, delivery, and traffic in Illegal sub­ stances. carrying concealed firearm, and possession fire­ arm during commission of a felony. Officers pulled Moore over for a defective tag light. Drug charges Seminole County deputies. Watkins was charged with DUI, 1 possession o f controlled m b - t e M ^ M fB B E v W T ' • Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-70s. Lows In the mid-40a. Saaday: Sunny and pleasant.. High* In the upper60s. Lows In the mid-40a. Today: cloudy with a chance o f showera and thunderstorms. Highs In the low-70a. Lows In the mid to upper-50s. ^ unm xT- — • v| •' IOUJKAR TABLE: min. 2:25 i.m., maj. 8:35 a m . min. 2:45 ).m., maj. 9:00 p.m. riD Ift: D a r t a a l a t t k : high: 11:47 . T n ? 4 8 p m , Iter 530 a m 5 4 1 n m N o v . ‘ P-m ' “ J1* * V ' fc “ t.m., 11:53 p.m.. low; 5:30 i m , 5:46 p m ., Cacao Baaek: rfgh: 12.-07 a m . 12.-06 p m . ow: 5:50 a.m.. 6:01 run. stance under 20 grams and possession of drug parapbernails. Watkins waa arrested at the com er of State Road 600 countv Road 419. Report u id that Watkins almost crashed Into the rear o f a depu t/a patrol car. * • « ! th e ft Margaret Somlal. 41. of 2010 Hartwell Ave.. Sanford, w as orrented Wednesday by Sanford notice. >i<i was charged with retail theft and arrested in the 3000 block o f South Cr­ lando Drive. Witness sa id X •Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Chmtopher Radko • Rochard Limoge . rials will recommend the city accept a $10,000 state grant from Urban and Community Forestry. The grant will be used toward a $21,000 project to beautify street right of ways in Sanford. # V ,\ ' . . N ffn A w e /l Unique sifts, stationery and invitations City officials will also dis­ cuss a proposed Interlocal agreement to build a swimming pool at Seminole High School. The meeting will begin with a work session at 3:30 p.m. at City Hall. 300 N. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 330-5600. Located next to General Cinema at * Lake Mary Centre, cast of M at Lake Mary Mvd. and Lake Emma Road Charles Dotson, 34. o f 400 W . 1st St.. Sanford, w as t r rested Wednesday by Sanford police. Dotson was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 300 block of South Sanford Avenue. Dotson allegedly M 8711-1 ine s e n tim e n t a n John McAdam*,. 3006 , Otcnway Dr.. Sanlbrd>s*aa o r - 1 rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. M cA dam s* w as charged with possession of controlled substance under 20 grama and felhira to Blgn/accept traffic citation. Mr Adams w as arrastsd at ***** Cornwall. Police stopped McAdams, who waa riding a b ite with no headlight or tailUght. D U I STTOOt Robert Watkins Jr.. 39. of 2532 Princeton Ave.. Sanford. w as arrested W ednesday by _^[\ f l Om H M O h • Boyd's Bean Sanford reviews progress of goals set agreement with PRA to develop a hotel complex/conventlon center In the Fort Mellon area, and construction olana for the Lake Monroe Rtverwalk; down* town revitalization; courthouse expansion plana committee; 13th Street enterprise zones and Incentives; aggressive code enforcement programs; City d itio n s op r u o r ij I |__if e f*or» onlij 9 1 5 .0 0 t o t a l . | n ir ir a -fco-r-rif-ic w d 4 special \/^3ilentino «■ b e fo r*e t h e over $120,000. Three spinner* were stolen Thursday In the 100 block of W d don Boulevard. Total amount of property stolen: C e ll $315. of property to got ij o u t cu j w ir h ol holidctij. K e l l i e o*r ^ ra n e ltj in t h e C l cts-pifiad O o p o - r L m e n t b e f o r e A bite and toys were stolen Wednesday In the 1700 block o f Rklgrwood Lane. Total amount $900. 1 fN jo o n on ^ -eb -ru errij Q th a n d we stolen: t h e - r e ft . ( 4 0 7 ) do 3*27-7611 I have my subscription to the Sanford Herald. For Local Sports • People • Health & Fitness * " 2S1 10(211 Editorials and Local N ew s Stamford Herald JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE ARKET t h i (lit �4A • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Floods • Sunday, January 25. Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL Heartland Award As the w orld goes w ild over the d e ­ tails o f Dill C lin ton 's sex life, w e p re fe r to focus on a quiet, gracious lady who w as reco gn ized by Gov. Lawton Chiles this past w e e k . T h elm a M ike, d irecto r o f the G ood S am aritan H om e in Sanford, loves h er w ork, p rovid in g a hom e for the e ld e r ly and Infirm , no m atter w h at th eir In­ com e. O ften su rvivin g on a p ra yer. Mrs. M ike has stead fastly p e rs e v e re d w hen m oney w as alm ost n onexisten t. A talen ted and regal wom an, she In­ herited her m ission from her paren ts, w h o founded the con gregate living fa ­ cility. She has m ade It a w arm and com fortab le hom e for current and past residents. She has never sought credit for the success o f her ven ­ tu re...h er su ccess is m easured in the faces gath ered In the recreation room , faces o f resid en ts w h o have reta in ed their d ign ity In a tough w orld that m ight n ever have allow ed It. Chiles h on ored Mrs. M ike w ith the H eartland A w ard , given for selfless in ­ volvem ent In b e tte rin g one's c o m m u ­ nity. Mrs. M ik e w as nom in ated by lo ­ cal attorn ey J im H attaway. w ho calls her S em in ole C ounty's version o f M other T e re s a . W e agree. A n d w c w ish to th ank Mrs. M ike for m ak in g a w eek w rou gh t with a p resid en tia l sex scandal and nudle bars In S em in ole County, a w eek that b eca m e m ore gen tle and hum ane for h er good n ess. Political goings on, near and far Seminole County Randall Moms announced lli.it he will mn attain for his present county commission seat. Tilts Is Rood news In the opinion of this resi­ dent of Seminole County. Moms has shown excellent leadership and has been chairman of the Commission three out of his four years. In my opinion it Is extremely lui|>ortnnt that he rrtatns his present seat due to his position re­ garding many Important Issues that must be concluded. Seminole County has had Its diffi­ culties and wr can 111 allord the creation of uny further disruptions regarding liii)H>rtant county business because o f political motives. 1 would hope that the citizens o( this county krep this In mind. Another vote ll will be Interesting to see who throws the Itrst stone In the upcoming campaigns. The road most traveled Lungwood and the 17-92 Corridor...It will be Interesting to see who will take the high O r, fo r ab o u t 9 2 ,5 0 0 you ca n get an asso c ia te’s d egree from an y o f F lo r­ id a 's 2 8 com m unity colleges. In clu d ­ in g Sem inole C om m u n ity C o llege rig h t h ere in Sem inole C ounty, an d an a l­ m ost g u a ra n te ed ra ise in you p a y check. T he lifetim e ea rn in g p o w er o f a tw o -y ea r college d egree over a high sch ool diplom a can b e a s great as $ 4 5 4 ,0 0 0 . acco rd in g to D r. P a tric ia W in d h am o f F lo rid a's D ivision of C om m unity C o lle ges' E d u catio n al S ervices an d R esearch office. W ln d am said the average fam ily in ­ com e o f a h igh sch ool g ra d u ate h e a d o f-h o u se h o ld Just a y ear ago w a s $ 4 5 ,1 4 6 . co m p ared to a n in crease o f 2 5 percen t for the a n n u a l fam ily in ­ com e average o f a h e ad -o f-h o u se h o ld w ith a tw o-y ear degree, to $ 5 6 ,1 5 3 . Berry's World i 4 - u Schools ERNEST H A T T O N II Ernnt Hatton II it o votoron member ol numorout government boardt and it a civic octtvttl in !t» inletetl ol goodgevetnmenl A ground nn tilts one I N ’ Umgwood. Something tells me that there may lie some disagreement with the approach now being taken with the county. I believe there are ihuse who feel this could be handled dlfTerrully and will seek to end the debate by finding a solution agreeable to the county. Governor's race What Is Jeb Dush going to do? I think hr Is •""““ W tDSI The AP students from Lake Howell High still have not received much support. In donations, for their trip lo Washington 1)8. A real shame 1 Is that the community has not supported this effort. You still ran help by contacting Lake Howell High. An affair to remember? Well, what ran you say? Is Prcsldrnt Hill Clinton guilty? If so, what does this tell in alxiut our leadership all the way up to the top? We nerd some very serious reform In the area ol campaign coni ri hut Ions and II Is Imperative that these reforms take place vrry noon. Both parties are dragging (heir feel on this one liecause both know that tills rrfonn is essential and long overdue. If Iherr Is not a serious See Hatton, Page BA Special People TONY TIZZIO a s PKCSIPCMT ATvut? Kick this around Im agine you have $ 2 ,5 0 0 to sp en d , bu t you can only spen d It in one o f tw o places. D o you w an t to have a th reeduy party, o r d o you w an t to In crease y o u r lifetim e earn in gs by as m uch as $454 ,0 0 0 ? O n e p u rch ase m ay give you a> tax credit. T h e oth er e x p e n d i­ tu re m ay c o a tty m i'fB pfcrt&nt o r m o re in credit ca rd interest. S u n d ay 's th e b ig d a y -—S u p e r B ow l X X X H 's k ic k -o ff from S an D iego. F o r ab o u t $2 ,5 00 , you can get a p a ck ag e deal o f football ticket, m otel roo m , an d lots o f sou v en irs, acco rd in g to a re a travel agen ts. For several h u n ­ dred m ore d o lla rs, you can get a n a ir ­ line ticket to get y ou to S an D iego an d back. Th in k about this, Sem inole C ounty going to l>r taking a very hard look at the pos­ sibility of a running mate from Central Florida and then* may be a surprise In the announce­ ment. 'Q \ W h y w est Sanford is not the right location for adult entertainment A a I was recently endeavoring to enjoy my barrage of television commercials, the a n ­ nouncement came that areas along route 46 In Sanford had been designated as locations for those gaudy establishments known by the bourgeois as nudle bars! 1 sat up abruptly In the chair that t'm only allowed to lounge in and nearly did a vertical launch through the celling! And when 1 heard further that the cho­ sen sites were within view of a beautiful, longestablished church, that was ttl I went Into lift­ off. 1 became determined to do what 1 could to deter tills Irresponsible labeling of an area with so much sound development potential. In an attempt to qualify my big mouth; I came from a small town In Portsmouth. Rhode Island. When I was a young man, the town waa offered a gift. A major ol) company was gra­ ciously willing to turn the island on which the town was built Into a tank farm. The town leaders thought tills so wonderful an opportu­ nity that they held a town meeting In hopes of gaining the citizens' favor. After listening to pros and cons, I got up and pointed out that we were on a beautiful Island which waa linked to Providence by the Mount Hope Bridge on the north end and from the mainland to Jamestown on the south end (both multi­ million dollar bridges) and that their Island, Aquldneck Island, was so situated that some­ day other bridges would be built which would complete the super highway routes, already In existence but forced to go around Narragansct Bay. Once these bridges were built. I pointed out. their Island would become an Integral part of a direct route which would run directly from New York City to Cape Cod. Some bone heads Jeered at me and told me to alt down. I did. I waa offended, so I pouted until I Joined the Department of Defense an d took It out on them for 20 years. Then one day. Just for apUe, ! moved to Jupiter, Florida. I stayed away a n ­ other 20 years. During my return visit to R.I. In 1094,1 found that bridges had been built; that a super-highway nut across the island which linked New York City to Cape Cod; and that both land and houses were not only beautiful, but priceless! My clairvoyance had worked! So. with that and 60 cents I went and bought a cup of coffee. The town of Jupiter was like Sanford when I moved there in 1974. The main East-West thoroughfare waa a serpentine two lane wagon trail. Then one day Jupttelites awakened to the (acta that both the Florida Pike and f-66 c lo ­ ver-leafed to the west o f Jupiter. Things started to happen! We became inundated In traffic, so the town waa forced to four-lane Indian town road. Once that happened, businesses like Wal-Mart. Public, Winn Dixie and many others literally popped up. They are still popping like residual popcorn does In a hot bag. What was once the heart o f Jupiter la now a suburb to a beautifully developed city. Drive 160 miles aouth and see It. Also, note that i Mar y fa developing along these same lines. Awaken. Oh Complacent-Headed SanfonUtcsl You arc at the cross-roads of our town's developmental life! This is what I'd Uke to about from my rooftop. West Sanford la a beautiful area. The Highway running from 1-4 Into town has already been four-laned. T h is makes It extremely valuable. PRIME. PRIME, developmental land! What la built on every Q U E S T C O LU M N IS T square Inch along that highway should b r evaluated with extreme care! The development of this atrip should be nurtured as It were the Infant of the new addition to your city. And that's Just what It 1st But.................. Locate ONE Nudle Bar In that district and you will literally blow It and the lovely sur­ rounding areas to HELL! This so-promtstng strip of route 46 will metamorphosis Into the Orange Blossom Trail, the Wicked Witch of the North of Orlando. It Is as natural as flies Docking to excreUons that the royal entourage of pimps, perverts, prostitutes and peddlers will come down upon us with demonic toys of every type, trade and temptation! After all. does It not take but one seed o f rot to decay the bushel o f apples— oranges— potatoes— Sanford? I recently learned that all cities must desig­ nate thoae areas In which such ’ business es­ tablishments* could become tolerated. I'm sure someone In city hall was acting with best In­ tentions when the present areas of toleration were selected. But wc must remember— there usually la money affiliated with these kinds of endeavors. And. they are well enough organ­ ized that once a town or city designates an area as 'acceptable* for their enterprises, even though they are continually on the approved attes, their lawyers and politicians will maneu­ ver through the aUcky webs and see to It that they W ILL eventually receive the necessary permits! They W ILL have their buildings! And they WILL put on their satanlcally sponsored shows! This la how business and politics work. Once a foot la in the door— POOFt I am not saying that these entrepreneurs do not have a right to operate their businesses. To each his own. Live and let live. You want to gp to Nudle Shows— go ahead. I chose a better path for my life but don't Intend lo tell you the one you should walk. I had many laughs in the Old Howard Strip Show In Boston In iny younger, curious. Navy days. I'm merely saying that the particular alte In question la not the moat choice spot for all concerned. Remember, there la still much undeveloped land, miles and miles of It, to the east o f Sanford. Out there no one would care about gaudiness, neon signs, rowdiness, fights, drunkenness, nor peddling— In town— we should. Now. If anyone Jeers at me for expressing my opinion. I shall do a s I did In Rhode I s l a n d go somewhere and pout. Tony T lzzio l i an advocate f o r the disabled. Taking people at face value A couple of weeks ugo I had a problrm. It was not a unique problrm. It was not a big problem, but it wns still a problrm. I was preparing to go to church on Sunday morn­ ing when 1 got a razor cut while shaving. Tills made ll necessary for me to wear a Band-Aid on my face, something I am sure almost rvrry guy has experienced. All dining the clmrcli service, as well as during the shopping trip that followed, I felt so Insecure about that Band-Aid. it was a l­ most funny. I thought about it. I spent all or my life with u major disability and I have never felt ashamed of anything. So why um I bothered by having to wear a little Band-Aid? I was feeling a bit odd about having a sim­ ple and temporary 1mperfection com ­ pounded by the subsequent Band-Aid. I know 1 was not the first person to have something like this happen and I will not be the last. It got me thinking though, about how many of us have experiences like this. These sometime occasional occurrences of Im perfections can make us feel Insecure or vulnerable. On the same thought but on a much bigger scale, Imagine living with a dis­ ability whrre all the Insecurities und vulner­ abilities are there every day of your life. Some might say that much ol these thoughts on Insecurities and vuInerablllUrs arc paranoid Illusions. Maybe on one level they are, but on another level they are right on the money. As superficial as It may sound, in our society today, how a person looks Is vriy Important. Try us we might to avoid It. wc still Judge by looks. Hits philosophy boomerangs back at us when wr start Judging ourselves. No matter how much wc might think that wc arc better than that, we still fall Into that same old trap. Why are we like this? Why do we get all bent out of shape when someone does not look like what othera say we should look? For example, should we take advice from Hollywood, the TV und film headquarters, or Madison Avenue from people In the adver­ tising world? Why don't we simply look in a person's eyes and be able to tell the kind of person that he or she Is. Maybe another way to look at this Is what some may view as an Im perfaction Is Just another part of what makes each of us Individuals. Perhaps there is a lesson to be learned today • do not peo­ ple on face value (no pun Intended). That lesson can then cross over to your own opinion about yourself. As the old say­ ing goes • we cannot team to love othera un­ til we leant to love ourselves, laip e rfe c tio n s and all. If you have anything for us at 'Special 1‘rople*. please let us know. Let yo u r vole* be heard O u r readers are Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication aa well as letters to the editor. Each elected official and politico who has announced candidacy for elected office la encouraged to write aa often as once a month. Opinions expressed need not be thoae o f the Scu\ford Herald; we may o r may not agree with you, but we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. I �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda - Sunday. January 25, 1098 •BA Opinions Something to think about adult entertainment Something to think about... Willi all the talk about the adult entertain­ ment Industry I cannot help but compare It lo lit lie Johnny. You know III lie Johnny, lie was the nerd In school that everyone picked on and noltodv wanted lo Ik - a friend to. If you were a friend to little Johnny, then you were a nerd also. The adult Industry Is Irclng picked on and nolMuly wants to lx* a friend lo It because they are nmild of being picked on or what other |N*ople will think. I personally quit worrying about what people think when I realized most people flqn'LthlQk ... they a ir led. Ixt me give you something (o think al>out. Club Juana, Circus Circus, House of Habes and the rest of the adult bars have been In the fern Park area for years. Most o f thr people who are complaining about the businesses moved Into the area after the businesses were already established. Lei's put that aside and listen lo what they are complaining about. A decrease In pro|>erty value? When*? A c ­ cording to the Seminole County property a p ­ praisers oilier (anyonr ran call like I did), the property value In south Seminole County has remained the samr for the last five years. A c­ cording to randomly picked rral estate offices, the properly in Peril Park Is the most valued In (hr county for retail business. That Is why Dis­ count Auto. IhiceTrar. Georgia Carpet. Taco Hell. Target, and Slrak ft Shake have all re­ cently opened for business In the area In ques­ tion. flow cun anyone with even half a brain say that the adult bars blight the area and Just Ig­ nore the old closed down K Man building. Ihe closed former Plz/a Hut or others who moved on. H ie Shertirs Office will tell you that the biggest problems with dm gs and transients are around buildings that an* vacant, which makes sense, Bob Waldorf P Bob Waldorf is a Seminolo County entrepre­ neur. He s general manager of Gentle Touch, a licensed mas­ sage establishment for gonllemen, and a for­ mer owner of House of Babes, an adult nightclub In Fern Park. I Q U E S T C O L U M N IS T Tlie old Seminole Plaza Is getting ready to bleak giound for Ihe new shopping ceiitei to be built on that site that will have a free standing drug store (Wolgn-en's), a grocery store, and other community ortrntaled busi­ nesses. That arra Is right In the renter o f the adult Industry. Those farts should dispel any notion of how adult business forrrs an arra lo decline, but It won't. Let's consider another aspect. We arr constantly bombarded with rhetoric about how adult businesses are a rnecra for drugs and prostitution. Herr again, let's use logic. Topless bar owners are not going lo a l­ low dnigs In their establishments for many reasons If not Just the mere fact of tiring Ille­ gal. because of Ihr business aspect. IVople doing drugs don't function properly nor do people Dial get drunk. Like It or not. adult businesses urr just Dial...a business. Owners will not put up with that kind o f be­ havior. Thr propaganda machine would like you lo liellrvr that adult business owners are green eyed monsters with fangs. Thai Is not the rase. Most are family men wllh concern for the rommunlty Just like. If not more so. than other business owners. Prostitution? Again we must Insert some logic. Why would a topless bar owner allow any form of prostitution? Herr again, not only Is It Illegal. II would allow paying customers to leave fils huslnrss which would In turn cause film lo lose Income. There certainly would not lie any financial rrward or brnrflt for the owner to allow surh activity. And Ihe girls. Why would a girl tie a dam i r If she was going to tie a prostitute? It Just makes sense that a girl will lie one Or thr other, stir won't lie both. Why should she? Moving the adult businesses Into another area makes no sense. IVople arr still going to go. IVople (men) who like this form of enter­ tainment WILL find II no matter where It Is. I f that was not true, then how do Illegal drugs flourish? I don't see them In a commercial arra. In fact, many men would like the busi­ nesses to be 'out of the way'. What you would have would just tie another rllU rn outcry and this lime II w-ould tie more Justifiable. II Is one thing for people to move close to a commercial arra. It Is quite another for the commercial arra to move close to the prople. It Is definitely a bad precedent for government to want to move n business that has been es­ tablished for many years. Any new law should be enforced against new business, nol against existing business whether It be In a commer­ cial arra or In n flea market. It Is not Ameri­ can. Thrrr have been rumors about milking the danerrs wear g-strlngs or some form o f cover­ ing on Uir bottom. I wonder what the object behind that Is? Is a dancer. Inside a building, pulling on a bottom covering going to slop drugs? Prostitution? Increase property values? Krasc blight from the community? What will It accomplish? One thing It will do Is Invite more girls to topless dancing. Why? There are more girls that will expose their breasts than will perform completely nude. Is that what the o b ­ ject Is? I also know It will definitely restrict freedom. What Is the goal? Eliminate freedom or to create more dancers? It surely will not havr any effect on the real crime. Five men elected to office were sworn to guide the county in a manner that Is fair to all. Thesr men have become so blinded by their own ambitions that they have completely lost track of logic and fairness. They woo the pub­ lic with 'studies' done In other communities, but no facts. They nod approvingly when someone tells them unverified Incidents. Who cares about 'other communities', we only care about our community' and that Is why we live here. How have we. the hard working, tax paying citizens o f Seminole County allowed these five men to squander our tax dollars on their own pet projects that are motivated by the religious right? These men do not care about the cost of re­ stricting your freedom. They obviously arc much more Interested In their politically promised pet projects more than the repaving of the rapidly deteriorating Highway 17-92. Does that not cause property value to de­ crease? How, In good conscience, can these men Ig­ nore the real Issues o f drugs blatantly and openly being sold In the streets, violations of trust In schools and churches and the true backbone of this hard working middle class community...the people. We all know how truthful politicians are. These are politicians und we must never forget that. Now you have...something to think about. LETTERS A rose, an airport When Shakespeare wrote Much Ado About Nothing he probably didn't have un airport In mind. Thr circumstances surrounding the Orlando San­ ford Airport or thr Sanford Orlando Airport (depending upon which side of the fence you urr on) cerlalnly fit the great play-wrlght's well known •Mir. Thrrr arr (hose who would luive us brllrvr that the suc­ cess of this new International airport would diminish If It were named after the city In which It Is located. But what those misinformed experts fall to realize Is that without the City of Sanford, this new found business and revenue for Cen­ tral Florida would not exist. Let's give credit where credit Is due. Certainly after years of lielng the much maligned step­ child o f Central Florida, San­ ford has earned a place with those who have made their mark. Even other newspapers huve Identified this emerging rlty as a Central Flurlda boomtown. Isn't II about time we all rec­ ognize that fact? I find It hard to believe Hull those thousands o f British visitors now flying Into Orlando Sanford Airport would cancel their plans or care if Ihe name was Sanford Orlando Airport. After all. we're still thr colonies to them any­ way. Those who are in favor of Identifying Hie Sanford airport us Orlando might also like OlA to be cullrd Disney Orlando Airport. In the same vein. Dulles In­ ternational Airport didn't feel tt necessary lo Incorporate thr name Washington Into Its title to become successful. I guess you get the point. Or to quote Shakespeare again. "What's In a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell us sweet". Osorge Wilson S an ford (Editor's Note: When we cullrd Dulles International Airport on two occasions, one operator answered Washington Dulles; the second answered Dulles International. Mr. Wilson is a former Washington. D C. and Orlando broadcast Journalist. Heartfelt gratitude W e would like to take Uils o p ­ portunity to express our heartfelt gratitude to two mem­ bers of Sanford Fire Depart­ ment Battalion Chief Mike Hoenlng's team: Lt. Carly Helms and Paramedic Mike Edmund son. When our boat capsized In Lake Monroe Dec. 31 In Hie early afternoon, we. along with two friends from France, found ourselves In dire strtates. The situation was very precarious. We were rescued with the help of a helicopter overhead and by skilled divers who transported us to shore. Both U . Helms and Paramedic Edmundson were there to meet us and b e­ gan Immediate, professional rare. They look us to Hie Hunter's home and stuyed with us while we took hot showers. They made surr we were not suffering any sustained Injuries or hypothermia before they left us. We would especially like to conuueul on their quiet com ­ passion and reassurance dur­ ing the entire process. We could sense and see their com ­ plete dedication and esperilse in rescue operations. It Is our blessing that we were on . the receiving end. It all ended well and your people are the rea­ son. Please extend our thanks to Lt. Helms. Paramedic Edmund­ son and all those who hud a hand In the operation. You can be very proud o f your people. Sincerely. R o jr M s d D. Cornelius Jr. DsBary, FI and Raymond D. Cornelius III DeLaad, FI representing elementary school through college. They richly documented how students, despile all that they are up against, arc eagerly learning Ihe subjects in the curriculum. Tire seminar showed with re­ sounding clanty that students want to see meaning In things, and when they wee that the world has a structure that makes sense. Is bejjutlfuh and In the. tapir as thfrir VnJcfxp-c. pie and lonely. In the word comprehend they arc made one. H ie purpose of Janice Cline's course, takrn by HO percent of Incoming freshmen. Is to rnable students to read and comprrhrnd textbooks they use In their other courses, such as anthropology. Nrxt tn her Irsson. Miss Cltnr took up passage* from their anthropol- I Berry's W orld ThinqstOdo Today MAKE A MARK IN HISTORY Aesthetic Realism We learned over the Internet about the Center for Career und Work-Related Education Workshop taking place this month in Orlando. This confer­ ence Is taking place in the midst o f a national crisis In education and tremendous economic hardship throughout America. Students have the pervasive feeling that the facts o f math, history, science have no meaning for their Immedi­ ate, often tumultuous lives. They arr concerned about whether they will be able to And work at all after school, and are deeply worried, even hopeless, about Hietr futures. We. Rose Levy and Rhonda Rosenthal, passionately want every student and teacher In Seminole County to know the education that meets the deep­ est hopes o f students and can have them learn. Eli Siegel, the great Ameri­ can educator and founder o f Arsthetic Realism, explainedthe purpose o f education is "to like the world through knowing It." This, he showed, is the purpose of life Itself. This pur­ pose and what Interferes with It was the subject o f a powerful public seminar given at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation In New York City In September, titled T h e Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method Shows Stu­ dents Every Fact Has Meaning* -ft They Learn!" This teaching method Is based on the mighty principle stated by Eli Siegel "The world, art. and self ex­ plain each oth er each Is the aesthetic oneness o f op p o­ sites." The speakers. Lots Mason (social sti'Jles, New Utrecht IIS). Rosemary Plumstead (science. Laduardla HS) and Arnold Percy (Instructor. The Aesthetic Realism of Ell Siegel As Teaching Method) ar? three of the instructors of the b i­ weekly workshop. The A e s­ thetic Realism of Ell Siegel As Teaching Method. They were joined by students in the work­ shop. New York City teachers. what Is not ourselves, more ourselves and In a better strengthening what Is not our­ relation to the world. selves. What stops our minds from W e were so moved as the seeing meaning In the farts of teachers told of the unprece­ the world, from respecting dented results of the Aesthetic what we see as different from Realism teaching method on ourselves and Integrating these the lives of their students and facts with ourselves? For the on their ability to leam. The first time in history Aesthetic boredom and restlessness Rralism understands the cause which many students began and makes it plain. "Behind the school year with changed every learning difficulty" states Realism i Morn­ > 4o a lively taiercst i n . things. ., ing fhift The ! world ‘cannot be liked. If a child sees the wnrtcfaVuh Vnemy. Wtiy Aholild he take inside him letters, equations, coming from Hist world...?" Young people as well us adults use the ternble injus­ tice they see around them. In­ cluding poverty, homelessness, violence, which no one should ever liave to endure, to feel they have the right to separate themselves from and have con­ tempt for the whole world. Contempt, Mr. Siegel defined us. Ihe ordinary. hurtful "uddltlon to self through the lessening o f something else." Contempt, we learned. Is the greatest debllltator o f mind. The one thing, we teamed, that defeats contempt Is seeing the world as Ihe aestheUc one­ ness o f opposites. In the Inter­ national Journal 7he Right q f Aesthetic Realism to Be Known *1257 Ellen Reiss, the class OtMBtryNEA. Inc Th e big agenda they do sec meaning and they learn! With passion and scientific exactitude the speakers Illus­ trated how mitosis tn biology. Hie culture of India In global history, and reading, all con ­ tain the world's aesthetic structure-the oneness of o p ­ posites. For Instance. Janice Cline, teacher of 'Development of College Reading 1' at York College, told tn tier paper o f a Irsson she gave. The class learned about the meaning of Hie word oomprehsnd. It lite r ally embodies what our minds were made lo do, and which every Instance of successful learning is based on—to grasp facts from the outside world and Integrate them with our­ selves. Miss Cline explained: The prefix com . means to­ gether. and prvfcsruf. from the Latin root, means to grasp. It was thrilling to learn how something separate from uswords on a page, a mathemati­ cal equation, a date In historybecomes a part of us. together with us. us we comprehend. These opposites ore often tn a tormenting relation In stu­ dents; making them (eel pain­ fully different from other peo- diffusion. Union defines diffu­ sion os T h e transfer of culture elements from one society to another. Then she read this surprising fact - T h e re Is probably no culture today that owes more than 10 percent of Its Inventions to the members of Its own society.’ The audi­ ence was moved by the follow­ ing description Illustrating the meaning of diffusion: Before going out for break­ fast (a citizen) glances through the window, mode o f glass in­ vented In Egypt, and if it Is raining puts on overshoes made of rubber discovered by the Central American Indians and takes an umbrella. In­ vented In southeastern Asia. This Is thrilling. Diffusion shows, every nation, every race, every culture throughout Hie globe. Is truly, permanently Joined. Cultures of long ago and In far away lands are of the essence of our everyday Uvea. The meaning of this. A e s­ thetic Realism alone, makes vivid. It shows that respect for other people, respect for what comes from lands different from ours, things which we need and depend on. makes us chairman o f Aesthetic Realism, writes beauUfully about our ur­ gent need to see the opposites o f separation und Junction aes­ thetically: AestheUc Realism Is that which shows the self Is arsthetlc-lt Is the oneness o f op ­ posites. lt Is at once separate from other things and Joined infinitely lo them... We have a sense o f ourselves connected with the city we grew up in. music we core for. colors that please us. a language we think und dream In but did not cre­ ate... (Aesthetic Realism) ex­ plains that what our self most deeply wants, what It Is made for. Is for us to be ourselves through seeing meaning In H a tto n move to bring about campaign reform within the very near future It will be d ear that neither party really wants It. Let's hope that therca some Integrity left In W ashing­ ton and that It will prevail. The scandal, unfolding. Is an American scandal. It. and other proven corrupUon in Washington are a warning os to Just how far we have fallen. All of us must realize that this lark of political Integrity Is present tn every community tn thr United Slates and U will be with us until we force our lead­ ers In Congress to put In place proper remedies. And. this will be only the beginning because the problem Is much deeper. H ie activities taking place In guvenunent an* a symptom of a society that has lost Its desire to do what is righ t Political parties, tn truth, srtll do what- meaning In the world and each other. Deketsha Anderson, a student o f Miss Cline's, wrote courageously at the beginning o f the term: ‘ I feel there la a wall between myself and words on a page." Miss Anderson rep­ resents the agonizing feeling many people nave o f feeling separate from the world. Through the AestheUc Real­ ism teaching method the wall that separated Deketsha A n ­ derson from words on a page Is no longer! She come to lo v e reading. Miss Anderson passed her proficiency exam with a l­ most every answer correct and was exempt from further read­ ing courses at York. She wrote to Miss Cline: "My comprehen­ sion has Improved greatly, (os have) my confidence In reading and the new aspect I have for myself... I see a new light when It comes to reading and under­ standing." This . great education Is taught at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, a not-for-profit educational foundation, located at 141 Oreene Street. New York NY 10012. Tel: (212) 777-4490. Arsthetic Realism is taught In classes, and Individual consul­ tations, In person and via tele­ phone, throughout America and abroad. And you can leam more though the Aesthetic Re­ alism Foundation website: WW WAesthetlcReallsm.org. Sincerely, ■ a a a L iT a n d Now T a r t City. N T ever necessary to win elec­ tions. Each year our political leaders go a little further knowing that there is no Justi­ fication tn t i * means for many campaign activities. A s a nation we are suffering from a serious lack of Integrity which grows like a cancer from year to year. All of this flies In the face of what we are SUPPOSED to b e ..A Nation under Ood. If we do not resurrect that very Important dement upon which this nation was founded we will continue to have dtstupUon tn Washington every community In the United States until there will be no resolution except for us to lose our freedom or for the people to take up arm s against the government. The choices are d e a r to all of ua. W hat will our leadership do? The answer la probably nothing. This of course means that w e will, os the Romans did, destroy oursrlves from within. �• A • Santera Herald, SantenJ. Honda • Sunday. January 25. 1990 Risky--------------------said. 'A s far as I’m eonrem ed there should be an ordinance that bans nude dancing and a l­ cohol ttelng served at the same time. Men get Inebriated and their Judgment Is hampered. It’s a recipe that leads to trouble." Maloy Is well aware of the gnidgtng give-andtake between the county and Hendrickson for the last year or so. The club operator has been trying to get a beer and wine license since late summer. The Board of Adjustment unanimously denied his original n*quest based on Ihr fact the es­ tablishment was not In keeping with the devel­ opment In the area and because o f a lack of parking. Tlie Boant o f County Commissioners called for a referee to make findings of fact, conclu­ sions of law and a recommendation as to the application for a Special Exemption filed by the House o f Italics. Ih r Hearing OtTlerr (Jonathan Davidson) rrrommrndrd that the commission approve the granting o f a penult. So does Glnny Markley, zoning coordinator for the county. Marklry's motlon/rrrommrndatlon Is to over­ turn the derision of the Board of Adjustment and approve the Special Exception to permit the sale o f alcoholic beverages. She said the club had revised Its site plan and that It meets requirements!. Ca a H a a ad from Page 1A i “The alcohol Issue." LaHrrt said. *ls a simple toning decision. A hearing officer has ruled In our favor, and so has the county zoning staff." O n Tuesday, the five county commissioners will make their ruling. They will also vole to authorize advertising for public hearings to consider the enactment of an ordinance to amend the Land Development Code. The grandfathering o f existing-clubs would be dis­ cussed at commission meetings on Feb. 24 and March 10. If the existing clubs aren't grandfathered, they must close or move by Sept. 1999. “It's been a travesty, taking all this time." LaBrrt said. The commissioners have yanked a lot of people around. You have to wonder where It Is all gotng. They've spent a lot of money and may have to spend more. I live In the county. I'm paying for this Just like every­ one else. Enough of this political football gam e." Commissioner Grant Maloy wanted to vote on the House o f Babes zoning issue last year and w as annoyed the other commissioners pushed It off on a hearing ofllcer. Maloy knew then how he would vote • against the club. "1 can't see myself giving It support." Maloy Bowl per Bowl Sunday. Fsg« i a and they’ll be watching). Somewhere In that orgy of food, sports and alcohol, there’s some sort of game to be played. Denver against Green Bay or something like that. The teams have long since ceased to be Important. The party ts the main thing on Su­ Over at M.T. M uggs on Lake Mary Boulevard, check out the Blind Draw Darts Tournament. The club will feature happy hour special all day and throughout the game as well as a barbecue. M.T. Muggs Is con­ sidered a haven for Miami D ol­ phins fans. One of the most popular area establishments ts Cheers, next to World's Gym on Lake Mary Boulevard. Cheers will featureno cover and $5 pitchers of beer as well as buckets of beer going five for $10. But get there early. Owner Leon Sontag said It was packed last year with standing room only. Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys fans tended to dominate during Pay Continued from P ops 1 A After reviewing the Van Der Welde's travel voucher and lis­ tening to audio tapes and min­ uter of three board meetings. Morse concluded that the board did not authorize or a p ­ prove the London portion of the commissioner's journey. "The expenses you submitted for your stay tn London are disallowed." Morse Informed Van Der Welde. "Please provide original re­ ceipts for the meals not In­ cluded a s part of the official mission Itinerary or remit to County Finance the total a d ­ vance of $1,061.00." Morse In­ structed V an D er Welde. "Youl. failure to do. so within In the $1,081.00 being de­ ducted from your January 29. 1998 and February 5. 1998 paychecks." Morse said. A copy of Morse’s letter was sent to Commission Chairman Randy Morris. County Manager Cary Kaiser and to Sandy W all in Commission Records. "The next step will come from Commissioner Van Der Welde." Kaiser said. "This Is for the commis­ sioner and the clerk to work out." Monts said. From the start of the debate over his trip finances. Van Der Welde has Insisted that London waa part of the agenda. It Is on one of the Itinerary sheets he Uy produced and pre‘ before the county develc Commissioner Grant Maloy said he believed the London trip w as part of Van Der Wrtde's schedule. Van Der Welde said Morse's prlmury plan Is a political a t­ tack. "She knows this ts an election year and that by trying to make me look bad will re­ flect on candidates whom I support." he said. "This Is a cheap allot." Because of her threat to de­ duct money from hls pay. Van Der Welde said hls only re­ course Is to seek legal advice. " I t ’s all huff and puff to this point." he said. Van Der Welde maintains that he owes nothing from the years he has lieen Involved In the CC1B. the Sheriffs Ofllce had made hundreds o f arrests at the House of Babes for violation of state laws and county ordinances ns tt related to Adult Entertainment violations. Gibson said that In 1996. the CCIB made 74 arrests at tire House o f Babes. He said 38 of these dealt with entertainers and 36 with cus­ tomers. He said that all of those arrested pleaded no contest In county court. The testimony und documentation was sub­ stantial enough for the Hearing Officer to nilc tn favor of the House o f Babes. Strong enough also for Davidson to disregard objections by the Seminole Cpunty Sheriffs Office over a l­ leged criminal activity at the club. Some background: House o f Babes, n legally licensed topless bar. has been in existence for 21 yean*. It used to be known as the Safari Club. Bob Waldorf, who owned the club In the 1980s said hr named It The Fling but In smaller writing after tills was House of Babes. 'And that’s what II lias been known us ever since." Waldorf said. This will change. Negotiations between the county and Urndrlekson have resulted In the change to Risky Business. Gibson said that House of Babes was mak­ ing money from Its reputation with the CCIB. H ie club, he said, was selling T-shlrls which pictures two CCIB agents In masks arresting one of the dancers, lie said customers got a shirt as part o f an Illegal $20 lap dance. Shirts werr also sold over the counter. The beating olllerr said that while the evi­ dence Indicating Incidents o f alleged rrtmtnal activity at the House o f Babes "Is a matter of public interest and continued enforcement concern, such evidence does not In Itself suf­ fice as a basis lor drnytng a special exception for the supplemental usr to permit beer and wine consumption at the applicant’s site." "This." Bob Waldorf says Is part of the lost focus by the county commissioners who he says ore hell-bent to clean up 17-92 and con­ trol the adult entertainment Industry. 'D o they really think that rhanglng the name of a club will rut down on the drugs and prostitution and whatrver else they're trying to curb?" W al­ dorf said. Lt. Sammy Gibson, a commander In the CityCounty Investigation Bureau, said that tn 17 On Tuesday, thcic will be a cull liy the com ­ missioners. House o f Babes hopes It will be. "I ley. beer man." Redskins fans that lalthfully watch their team on the 60luch television. H its Sunday. Beer. 30 opens at noon and stays open until midnight. Hie)’ will offer free pizza and many drink specials along with right televisions. Last season, there wasn’t a seat open In the house by kickoff. II you’re looking for some spare to spread out. try M is s Libby's B a ra In Sanford. Everylxxly knows Miss Ubby and her country music bar Is one of ihr biggest plures In town. Somewhere between the pool iuid golf und drink specials wnd darts and hot dogs and buffets. Denver and Urren Bay will be kicking tt off at 6 p.m. olTrrrd us well as $4 pitchers. At hnlfllmr. thrrr will l>e hot dogs and gtvraways. Ukr mot other places. Wolfy'n was packed iast season. Finally, the Nlca ‘N Easy Loongs, formerly known as the Left Field Lounge and prior to that. Nice 'N Easy again. At 4 p.m. there will be an appetizer buffet followed by a main course buffet ut halftime. There wtll be drinks and prizes throughout the day along with eight televisions. The Washington Rrdsklns aren’t playing tn the Super Bowl nut. because of Its proximity to AAA In Heathrow. Baar.30 tn Sanford boasts a fan club of 136 Washington the regular season. If you want to take tn the game at home. Flyers may be the way to go. or you Just might want to enjoy the game there In person. Flyers Is open from 11 a.m. • 9:30 p.m. and offers many great take home platters Including wings. shrimp, chicken tenders, veggie trays, meatballs, subs by Ute foot and a special of 50 chicken wings for $18.95. Last year, a Flyers employee said they were swamped with take-out orders, so again, call early. The estab­ lishment will also be open with beer and wine specials. One of Lake Mary's newer es­ tablishments ts actually not In la k e Mary. The ecorobvazd is on the comer of la k e Mary Boulevard and 17-92 In the Winn DUdc Shopping Center. It ts new and has plenty of activi­ ties for Its first Super Bowl. At I p.m.. there will be an eightball billiards tournament fol­ lowed by a blind draw dart tournament at 3 p.m. The Scoreboard has four televisions and will be offering hot dogs and chill aa well as happy hour specials all day. For the best scenery in the area, try W atfy's tn Sanford on ★ Tibbets Auto Repair ★ mm / G C O M P LE TE SYSTEM W A R R A N TY ! place la usually Sundays. A 66 buffet wlU be I ' *1- i Carl William Brorup, 76. Tipton Court. Deltona, died Fri­ day. Jan. IS. 1996. B o m May 4. 1922 In East Chatam, N.Y.. hie moved to Central Florida In 1963. He waa an electronics technician and a m em ber of First Baptist Church o f SanAfter retiring he also at Brtaaon Funeral tn Sanford. He served a s a church deocon and w as a member of the Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society and the Indian Mound Radio Society. He served In the United States Army during World W a r 11. en­ tering Europe one day after DDay. Survivors Include wife, B a r­ bara: daughters, Marcia Medkn. Ocala. Deanna Pick­ ens, Sanford. Mclodye Jones, DrHona: son. Carl W .. Eatontan. Oa.; slaters. Lillian Scully. Chatham. Evelyn Decker. M o­ bile. Ala.; seven grandchildren. Arrangements by Brtaaon Funeral Home. Sanford. Alice W. Grant. 83. Valencia Street Sanford, died Thursday, Jan. 22. 199S. Bora In G eor­ gians. Ala., ahe moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1952. She w as a teacher and a member o f S t M o t Episcopal Church In Lake Mary. She waa a m em ber o f the Order o f the Eastern Star. Miami. Survivors Include husband. James; daughter. Janice T s* pqjdk. Alexandria. Va.: three Funeral Home, PAINTBALL WARGAMES, INC I * ■•* ^ Interactive E n te rta in m e n t -. ™L A We B elieve In The “O ld F a sh io n ” Way • one Funeral Director handles all details • all preparation is done at this facility • service times will meet your needs • no interest Is dunged on trusted prearrancemenls. which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications H A i n t n y e r o e n s e t e d P la y in g p a in t b a l l ? •15 theme beeed Indoor fields! •Fully eir conditioned / heeled tool •Itinrwle, lowere, S room econerioel •waiK-oni welcome anyume (during open pley) •TOP OF THE UNE rente! equipment (PeintbeN emmo/sirgune, safety % Hughes. 70. W. Bay Avenue. Longwood. died Friday. Jan. 23. 1996. B o ra In Berrien County. Oa.. he moved to Central Florida In 1963. He w as a cabinet m aker and a Baptist. He served In the Carry Longwood lando. 237 East Malls Street. Orlando. FI. 32802 In lieu of flowers. Please Include the family name and address so the Association can notify the family of the donation. BR ISSON FUNERAL HOME. 3222131. Sanford la in charge of services. Funeral services for Mr. Brorup will be Monday (1/26/96). at 11 a.m. In the First Baptist Church of Sanford with the Rev. Sidney Brock, assisted by the Rev. Wayne Harvey, offici­ ating. Interment will follow tn Oaklawn Memorial Park Ceme­ tery. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday from 4 until 6 p.m. For friends who wish, the family suggests me­ morial donations to the Ameri­ can Heart Association of Or­ Arrangements by BaldwinFairchild-Oaklawn Park Cem e­ tery and FUnersl Home. Lake World W a r 11. Survivors In du de wife. W yknc; daughters. Cheryl L ind Karen Y. both of Deltona: r. Earl Hughes. N a sh la.; stater. Carolyn B a l­ k y . Nashville; eight grandchllfour B e a t- A il G F ram kow uneral on , 7 H ome dace 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 Horn: Mon• T h u lOim • 12 mid •RL-SRSam-lam • Sun. 12 noon• 12 3101 South Oriando Drive (Iky. 17/92)* Sanford (407) K24N0orM47t-1540 / .llili ( ml if, 10% OFF NO PHOTOCOPIES �I S e m in o le b rin g s h o m e th e gold at m eet By COURTNEY LEFFEW Herald Staff Writer The Seminole High School A.F.J.R.O.T.C. participated In the Pine Ridge Drill Competition on November 1,1997. With 14 schools Involved the competition was dllTIcult but Seminole was able to bring home four trophies In Prlinaiy Colorguard while the Drill Team received fourth place In Inspection and sixth In regulatlon. The Colorguard team consists o f four cadets, C/2U Brent Connor. C/TSgt Emlllano Tellado, C/ILt Patrick Helms, and C/MSgl Joshua Rivera. This outstanding team won first place, beating 14 other Color^ ard® Brent Connor was awarded first place In the category o f Colorguard Commander. First place was also given to the Colorguard In Special Drill. The team acquired second place In the Inspection category. The Inspection part o f the competition Includes proper uniform dress along with an equipment check. The regulaHon process Is a series o f quesHons that the Judges ask the -adets Halms, Emdano Tagado, MBs Thomas, Josh RJvsra, Brant Connor. It’s all Greek at GLM S This years Judges were cadets ittcndlng Emory-Riddle Unirrralty and Army and Air Force Recruit Officers. "The students really love the competitions. The freshmen don't know what to expect therefore, they are not as seri­ ous about the events. After a t­ tending one competition, though, most o f the kids look forward to them and strive their best to win," said Sergeant bar­ rel Smith. These competitions are taken w rlous by the cadets and many P o l i c e hours are spent prior f0 event. The Colorguard la able to get a great deal o f expehence when they do the ceremony for hirre NBA Magic games each year. The female cadets perform at the University ° f Central Florida's male baskctball games, All the money for their varies Items such as uniforms, rides, accessories, competition fees and *> forth are raised through candy drives during the year, T,lc students know how much nioney they raise determines how manY events they attend. , Our number one focus Is to make the students better citlsens, teach them teamwork, and Instill confidence,* expressed Sergeant Smith. , . . . nex* A..FJ.R.O.T.C. competition will be on the 24th In Vero Beach. A new competition always brings excitement and enthusiasm because they know the compel!tors will be better and many new blends will be made. u xra -* a j n auw »r >v " For many years. Oreek Ro man Pay has been a tradition School. The school held It's last Greek Roman Day on Fri­ day, Jan. 16. Oreek Roman Day h as always been the culm ina­ tion o f the sixth graders study o f Ancient Greece and Rome. But for this year, it w as time to eat. drink and exercise. A s part o f the day's event, the stu­ dents eqjoyed Greek and Ro- pic events. annual (haah Homan Day Indudsd: (knsslne) M chsas Lydsy, and KaNs Clark. (2nd row) Laura Muss, Luna, MsMhlw Avny-Knssr and T. J. Wafcsr. N hsld Mat weok. ~x: Herald Correspondent The Greeks and Romans of ancient times weren't known for wearing blucjeana and Tahtrts, so many o f the sixth graders came in costume. There w as even a costume con­ test for the best dressed. Be­ sides the outdoor track and field events, there were also Indoor Olympics. The Indoor games Included shot p u t with balled u p paper. isveUn throw, with a paper airplane for safety - H E R E S O U R P O IN T Jj SCH O O L ji N A M E »; C H A N C E ! The Lakevtew Middle 8cbooi Advisory Committee Is sponsoring a school name change tor the 1998-99 school year In order to cele­ brate the beginning of the Pine Arts. Communications, and Ffareign language Magnet program. If you have a name that you would like to recommend, please mall in your suggestion to: Bachelor promote leadership and b u n g Beminole High 8<frx>l h ss a an on a mtaalnn. but It s not s mission, Junior Terry ■ and pray about their Uvea, personal situations, and i l * world that surrounds them. This student-initiated prayer meeting began about two months ago with Terry McKinney and five o f his closest blen ds; Juniors Daahla Haws and Ben Chisolm, sophomores Shaponica Jones and LaT r w a Haws, and freshman Kalen McKinney. They all gathered one morning and decided to talk about atoat la affecting their dally ^ n d p a l O rH dten Schapker. * Seniors Metises Miller and Megan Crager said that they think It's great that McKinney la devoted to something at such a young age and that he la taking the Initiative to lead some of the students toward something better. McKinney says that he wants to see the entire school Join together for something positive and that many students wlU write him off Just becau se he Is doing something with a religious atmosphere. He wants to r f u t U n y these to give him one chance, come and IM * n one day and Juat We have united a s a family to lift each other up.*, said junior Daahla Haws, one o f the original members of the prayer group. “Until v c change this whole school around, I won't rest.*, aatd McKinney. He la very Chad Raaalar, of Longwood, waa among 30 students at tm iM an a State University selected to appear in the 1998 edition o f w h o's W ho Among Students In American Univer­ sities and Colleges. He is the son o f Steve and Suaan Kessler of Longwood. A T T E N D O N E OF TH E IN F O R M A T IO N M E E T IN G S T O F IN D O U T H O W YOU C A N EARN A B A C H E L O R O F S C IE N C E D EG R EE I N O N L Y 27 M ONTHS. INFORMATION MEETING Date) Tuesday, January 27, 1998 Placet N 5U Orlando Site 44S North Wynnes Road Winter Park, FL S O U TH E A S TE R N T O RESERVE A SEAT A T THE .MEETING PLEASE C A LL THE PROGRAM OFFICE A T 800-))8-47Z). EXT. (101 Nova Southeastern University admit* atudent* of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. awtswisssxaavmnii)»»taaan— t s — iw u iw U r trs < �Police-------ar Continued from Page 1A w sociated with the University of North Florida located In Jack­ sonville. The other teacher be­ sides Stokes Is Joe Koxtol with IPTM. According to Stokes, the CPS program looks for visual signs o f decay within the community (l.e. homeless, drug houses, etc.) that could precede the de­ cline of that community. Slokrs referred lo CPS as a non-traditlonal method o f pre­ venting crime Instead o f using the reactive approach. ‘ Between 70 and 80 percent of culls are not crime related Food for needy Seminole Volunteer Enter­ prise, Inc. announces that the U.S. Department of Agriculture surplus commodities Including canned upplesauce, com . or­ ange Julrr. peanut butter, pinto beans, prunes, rice, salmon, tomatoes and vegetarian beans will be distribute to eligible area residents o f Seminole County on Tuesday. Jan. 27. and Thursday. Jan. 29. The foods will be distributed at Seminole Volunteer Enter­ prises, Inc. office at Its new lo ­ cation at 407 West Fourth St.. Sanford, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Eligibility Is based on household slrr and Income. Rules for acceptance and participation In the program are the same for everyone without regard to rare, color, national origin or sex or handicap. Public •tor and sandhill cranes were sp ted in the marsh in f the thickly hammocks. A _ owl was spotted nesting on of a dead cabbage palm, (ro u p also observe* pelicans shore of egrets and the aquatic and 06 percent Is open to the public. The most recent guide to dis­ trict-owned lands, published in the fall o f 1007. Is available by calling. I *600-RALLY*22. The guide Is free. problems." Stokes said. Once CPS Is implemented. Slokes said that the law en­ forcement agency will see a rise In reported crime for at least nine months, and then there will be A gradual de­ crease. Arras with CPS. ac­ cording to Stokes, have seen a 50 percent reduction o f such crimes os auto theft, personal assault and robbery. *lt (CPS) will form a partner­ ship between the officer and community,* said Sgt. Darrell Brewer, police Information o f­ ficer for the Sanford Police De­ partment. �Sunday H erald JANUARY 21, IM A SANFORD, FLORIDA GAR FIELD by Jim Davis P EAN UTS by Charles M. Schulz 'WHOOPS! I F0R60T THE PARSLEY I 60T THE PAR5LEY.. WHOOPS! NOW I F0R60T YOUR PINNER! WAIT A MINUTE. 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Jeff Berlinicke Lake M ary-O viedo girls look at soccer tie differently Herald Staff Writer By TO NT DaSO RM IER Crooms High _ a feel good sports story OVIEDO _ Looking at a tie In like examining a 16-ounce glam containing 8 ounces of liquid ... whether or not It’s a good thing depends en­ tirely on your perspective. For the Oviedo Lions. Frlduy night's 2-2 tie with the Lake Mary Rums In their girls' soccer match at Oviedo High School's John Courier Field was another in what was become a string o f confi­ dence-boosting decisions. The Lake Mary Rums, who were ranked No. 3 In the last Florida Sports Writers’ AssoclaUon/Flortda Athletic Coaches Association Class 6A state poll, were considerably less thrilled with the outcome. *1 think wr'rr maturing as a train,* said Oviedo coach Robbie Stahl, who recently an ­ nounced he will be leaving Oviedo for a position with the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association. "We have the utmost respect for Lake Mary. They're an excellent program. To gain a tie with them Is an Important step forward for us.* Lost Friday, the Uons recorded a wtn over a n ­ Herald rorreaponHrnt SANFORD _ Let's talk about som ething good today. It’s too easy to dredge up the weekly muck making the sports headlines (Bam M ortis. Chris W ebber...) ao let'a talk about the brand new Crooms basketball program. First, let's talk about Crooms ttaelf. The place Is a last atop for many of Sem i­ nole County's students. Not all of the stu­ dents at Croom s get the best grades and many have been In trouble with the law. There are an abundance o f teen-age preg­ nancies. Overall, though, If you walk around the Crooms cam pus on 13th Street in Sanford. If you don't think about some of the problems Involved In such a school of choice, the kids look and act a lot like high school students from any of the other schools In the county. Except that, until this year, there was no athletic program. Any school needs something it can rally around, but Crooms hadn’t had a basketball team in nearly two decades. Their gym na­ sium had no bleachers. The school w as known for Its problems and. whether people have their priori ties in the right place or not. athletics tend to make headlines of a lot of outstanding students and bring some posi­ tive attention to the schools. Then, last winter. Principal Bernadette Hardy-Blake and Reverend Ron Merthle de­ cided It ansa time to revitalize the Panthers' haakrthall program. In leas than a year, the school is fielding that arwwdrearfp* b. In add!dedicated Idde who haven't experi­ enced a lot o f winning In life and are now getting the fed o f It And it's a pretty great feeling. Start with Steve Carm ichael's boys team. He has three players - Titus Waldo, Terrance Perkins and Tim McCloud - who can eventu­ ally play after high school. W aldo can score and Is one o f the top scorers in the county. McCloud la a dominant rebounder and. as fer aa pure, raw athleticism , they don't get much better than Perkins. ' Give Carmichael some o f the credit. He has gone through one o f the strangest transfor­ mations a coach could ever make In Just two years. He last coached the Lyman girls bas­ ketball team. He had to deal with girls whose biggest problems were dealing with a date for the prom. Now. he takes over a completely different situation. He has players who need a father figure. Kids who have never been serious students and others who have fallen out of other program s In Seminole County. : But Carm lchad has made them winners. C an you Imagine the pride the Croom s kids m ust fed they look at the district standings and see themselves at the top after only one year? Winners. It hasn't all been Carmichael although he credit far letting them play their Croom s can run and dunk with the best o f them and hia players say they ap­ preciate that Carm lchad lets them play their own style o f basketball. W hat Carm lchad. Blake. Merthle and girls coach Trent Hofbnan have done Is Instill pride In the Croom s community. The school Is hidden In the backstreets behind a highcrime area at 13th Street They've found a 'w ay to make a troubled situation positive and vou can see the pride. ! Hoffman, fer Instance, has three girls on .hla team who have children and have other potential players who are expecting. Still, when Hofbnan told hla girls before the .start o f the season that a photographer .wanted to com * out to put their pictures In the newspaper, he aald they were ecstatic. The attendance hasn't been fe a t , even fence the Installation o f the bleachers, but It should get better. Even the big boys and girl* in the county are scheduling Crooms. The Lyman boys played there Just two nights ago and the Furthers gave them a gam e before the Qreyhounde pulled away. Check out the Panthers. They're good for Sanford and. In their district, have a legiti­ mate chance to go farther than anyone In other state-ranked team when they defeated Lake Dmntlcy. Earlier this wrrk. Oviedo bested Lyman in u district and conference match. *Wr have eight games left In the regular srason and I believe we'rr gelling where wr need to be.* said Stahl. "We're starting four freshman. Including our goalkeeper. .Tiffany Christiana.* While It was team captain Kuryn Hall who scorrd both goals for the Uons Friday night, helping Oviedo come buck from 1-0 and 2-1 deficits. It was Christiana who came up with several huge saves to keep the home team within striking distance. *Wlthout a doubt, she's played an lm|>ortant role In our win over Uikc Brantley und tonight's tie,* Stahl said o f Christiana. ‘ She's going lo be an outstanding 'keeper Is she continues lo Im­ prove like this. She's not Intimidated at all pluytng competition of tills caliber.* After a scoreless first half - scoreless lurgely berause of Christiana, who rnbtred Ryan Shaw with a diving savr less than four minutes Into thr game - the Rams broke on top when Laura Deuver scored at 4 1:40 o f the second half. Five minutes Inter. Hall equalized when she Gaines opts for Kentucky ripped a 26-yard shot Into the upper right cor­ ner. Thr Rams regained the lend at 54:37 when Shnw wove her way through the Uon defense and played a pcrfrrt pass to Elizabeth Morris, who brat Chrtstlnna to thr hall and directed It Into the net. At 63:48. Hull tied the score again. -Jamllle Castro loftrd a cross In front o f the Lake Mary goal nnd Hall redirected It with her head. ‘ You have to give Kuryn Hall a lot o f credit.* m id Stahl. ‘ She's lieen a marked player all sea­ son long, sometimes having to deal with two or three dlfTrrrnt players defending her. And she comes up with two goals against thr No. 3 team In the state." The teams alternated pushes Into the other's end o f the field, ench creating some offensive opportunities. Hut thr best chance at possibly brruklng thr Hr was dashed berause o f a noncull. During onr o f the stretches that Lake Maiy was currying the play, therr was a scramble In front the Oviedo goal and thr ball came up off 8m Soccer, P ag * SB Arrow Force VI bounces back in high style By JKP7 BERUH1CKE • U K Baporta Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ The Seminole High School b o y*' ba s­ ketball team quickly put Wednesday night's loss to Lake Howell behind It. running past Lyman. 68-46. In a Seminole Athletic Conference game at Rill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Friday night. Daryl Rrddlng returned from an Illness that kept him out of Wednesday s game and teamed with Zeke Seymore and Cornelius Ulue to Irud Arrow Force VI to Its 17th win of the season. *1 was pleased with the effort after Wednesday * said Seminole head roach Hob Tralna. *We after beating Lake Mary on w rrr ripe for a *bad' gai Tuesday and having to 1lo Lake Howell on Wednesday an<^k’t^nb»vcd|rrr 1 got blown out. ____ j tonight;‘w e had bodtai-’l ton igh t•U iat'w w m t «he-othcv>> LAKE MARY _ Tremaine Gaines knew football at the University of Kentucky was big. He Just never realized how big until a recent recruiting trip to Lexington where he. as a stranger and still a senior In high school, was asked for numerous auto­ graphs by kids and even adults In hopes that hr might one day be a Wildcat. Gaines gaye un oral agree­ ment «4*Ke4M>ckjA1b fiuit i*> ' after he graduates from Lake Mary ttys spring. Gaines aald he w as recruited by a lot of teams but that Kentucky*' style was right for him. H r recctvrd two visits from the Kentucky coaching slafT and was impressed by the team's new coach. Hal Mumme who began lo turn the Wildcats' football program around last season after years of medioc­ rity. Mumme'a wide open style of ofTenae. featuring phenom quarterback Tim Couch, has already attracted a strong re­ cruiting class for next season and Kentucky loses five of­ fensive linemen to gradua­ tion. Most Importantly was the way Kentucky handled the recruiting process. T h e ir coaches offered me my style of coaching.* Gaines said. T h e way I was treated w h e n | visited there waa dif­ ferent than anywhere else. I feel very good about my deci­ sion.* Gaines plays at 6-4. 290 pounds but spent a lot of time in the Lake Mary weight room to get to where he is today. As a Junior, the Rama went 5-5 and Qaines had a solid season, but It wasn't until the spring before hia Forrr VI J the Greyhounds by five ..... of the first two Quarters, then put the game out of reach with a 22-8 bulge in the third pe­ riod. *We got off to a good start tonight and played good defense, especially In the third quarter.* said Tralna. *We d Id a real good Job on Vax (Lance who has been ranytng Lyman lately but was held to Just three Friday), we inbred up our defenses well, are the zone and man-to-man about the equal of time. ... dominated the backboards. Blue, B J . (Pratt) and Chris (Westhellr) did a great Job.* Redding scored a game-high 17 polnta. while Sey­ more added 13 points and Blue 10. Blue also pulled down 10 rebounds and David Wagner led In assists with five. Haitim Husslen led Lyman with eight points. Seminole (17-7) wtU travel to Deltona to take on Pine Ridge In a district game at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, while the Greyhounds (9-12) will be at Lake Howell on Monday. Lyman won lire Junior varsity game. 54-42. AR R O W FO R CE V I M . ORETHOURDB 46 L y a s e (46) keys I 0-0 3. Pierson 3 0-0 7. D. Ckvriand 3 0-0 4. PsddU I 0-0 3. A Cleveland 3 > 3 6. tirade I 0-0 2. Hueetrn 3 0 0 S. Vai I 1-3 3. Caratan 2 3-5 6. Ilruaaottl 2 0-0 4. Total*: IB B -I0 44 ffT T IltlT lT (M | Seymore 0 I-1 13. Lrftwtch I 0-0 3. Painrfc 3 0-0 4. Hush 3 0 -0 6. lirddlng S l - l 17. Pratt 3 3-3 B. blue 4 3-3 10. W ynn 3 0-0 4. WcalhrOe 3 0-0 4. Total* 30 « • « 6H I t 10 6 IS . 46 SO 10SS I I .0 0 Daryl Radding retumad from an Hosts to score a game-high 17 points as Ssminols whippsd Lyman 65-46 in a boys' Saminoia Alhiabc Confarenca baskatbaM gams Friday night. Three-point Acid goal* _ Lyman 3 IHueaten 3. Keys I. t V rson 1, Padilla II; Seminole 3 (Lrflwtch I. Bush II. Tbtal fouls . Lyman f t Srminute 10. Pouted out _ none. Technical* _ none. Iltcora* 0-13; Seminole 17.7. Junior varsity . Lyman 34. SenSnofe 43. The best things do come in small packages By m u " STERN Herald Staff Writer g o o d Df E F O R T H E a|| Green Bay a lot. B E S T C O V E R A G E but gw 10-ysar-otft first love is karats. In which ho has si- O F S P O R T S IN y O U H A R E A R E A D T H E S A N F O R D SANFORD _ People are always told that the best things come In small packages. In the case o f Brandon Waddle. Uiat Is absolutely true. This small package encom passes the most that anyone could aak of a 10-year-old. 'Brandon is really a good kid.* said his mother. Rhonda Waddle. ‘ He la self-motivated and I have always worked with him. but he really does all uf the work himself. He has never given me one ounce of trouble.* Waddle Is a fifth grade student at Wilson Elementary School. He said his favorite subjects are math and science but manages to main­ tain a 4.0 grade point average in all of his classes. Waddle's mother aaid he ia a wonrywart about his studies and (pels bad If he doesn't get his homework completed, so M t R A L O D A �*• •Santoro HcrakJ Santoro r :1a Suiv1.1 v 25 'O'.tH Girls’ wrestling tournaments SHS A lum ni game rained out A1TAMONTE SJ'RINC.S . Like Brantley High St Itool ami cna. h Kevin Canxmger are pleased to mnoittite a Women's Invitational Wrestling rminiameni m assort...... . will' «*>•' Seminole CtHtniv Women's Wtestlmg Program. 'I1»r tutimantrnt will t.iki* pl.irt* Uikr limn* tlev High School on Febntary 20th. W om rn ate eligible tinder FHSAA (H o n d a High School A ctivities A sso ciatio n ! n tle s and It will cost $30 a- a team 01 $5 a - an In d ivid u al. Tentative weight c la sse s ate 94. 101. MO. I Ft, 127, I3N 149 a n il 165 pounds. Hu- tournam ent will he double e lim in a tio n , feature tolk-tvle tub - and there will he mdtvld Hill awards SANFORD _ Tod.iv •> scheduled Sc mini'll filch School Alumni Bast-ball Game and Uookuut had to bp postponed until .t later date bn ,ut*e ol unplayable condition- at Mutnui Field A make up tl.iti* lor the event Mill 1m an nmtnrrd next week For more information m it von -till want to pla> in the game leave .1 message lot Mtki Powers at 320 'On- and In M i l l return voiti 1 all ASA Umpire s Clinic FOREST < ITT 1he Metro Oilando ,\s.\ Soli ball Association uilt t>* holding an umpire's clmtc tor m 'U .1!ul irtum tnc umpires on J.tmm 31st and Febin. l!\ 1st u Forest c' iiv Fliiticni.iiv School Tin- clinic util I* -cm .1! n .1 m both i!a\ > c all Virgil .it 771 9 non tor m .n inlonnaiion Waterfowl rule change B o w lin g T ournam ent OULAMUt lo comply with 1 twinges In the statewide wateitowl ntles and eliminate contu stmt in the lumtlng linn Imre the rule lor hunt mg tu tile Kitirralila Marsh IY jh- 11 Wildlife Managriiietil Area has liern revised Hunters who |hi—t-— a special hunting per mil lot the EiiieraliLi Marsh Ivpe II \SMA tan hunt on the llt-t and la-t dav. every Wednesday Saturday and Sunday ol the season The per mils are available thtough the Tax Collector Ot (Ices ol Like. Orange. Manott and Volusia conn lies Ihe tlutk and coot season .it the Emrriltl.i Marsh Ivpe II WMA will rntl on January 20th with .1 youth hunt si hrduled lot January 24lh LONOWOOl) Hi. 'Nth \mm.d Men - Ni in 1 note Mom ling A-sociation Tournament will hr' helel Fehm an $ 11 and IS at Lougvvood AMF Sanford Babe Ruth signups SANFORD Die Cite ol Santord Keeie.limit Department will he signing up players toi the upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball season and gills softball season at the "Just For Feet" located m Seminole Towtie renter Mall on Siiutdav January 24lh front 10 a tn In ti p m Leagues will lie tillered tot buvs and girl- ages lour to IN Iltose leagues tru iuile T Ball I Y e Wee Bambino (10 121 Frep ll.'ll Babe Ruilt 114-15). Senior Babe Kiilh I Hi INI and girls softball Tile Frep La-ague is new this vc.tr lot Id veai olds only. Tins will make tin- )uttip Irotn Bam btno to Bain* Ruth smoother and will allow the 13-year-old- to get used to the longer bases and get more plating tune Cost to register is $20 and there will hr tree pnres and discounts also If von have am question- please tall lom Kelly at 330 56117 Volusia Speedway Park Speedweeks Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little la-ague will Inholding registration lot the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season at the Nan lord WalMart Times Mill from It a in to 5 pan on both Sat unlay and Sundav First time players will need to bnng birth err tiflcatr and prnol of resident v PONY Baseball registration FRT; POINTS _ With the Spnng Baseball sea son ready to get started. Seminole TONY Base­ ball will hold Spnng Registration Saturday. January 24 at the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex on County Road 4 lit. one mile east of highway 17-92 near Winter Springs. All boys and g i r l s ages five to i(3 are encour­ aged to sign up tn the upstairs office ol the Seminole TONY Clubhouse from 10 a m to 2 pan. each Saturday. If you arr new to TONY Baseball you will need a copy of your birth certificate to register. Some registration fees have been reduced in the younger age groups. Call 323-5570 for more information Adult Church Basketball SANFORD The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment ts registering teams for an Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow break league, and Competitive leagues arc being planned. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Lake Mary Little League SANFORD _ Lake Mary Lillie League will offer a full range of baseball and softball programs W a d d l e ----------------Continued from Page IB she has never had to e«*f onto htm to do his work. Wilson Elementary has a news network, which is completely written and produced by the students. Waddle Is tlie cam era­ man for the production. He Is also a member of the chorus. In addition maintaining all A s and par­ ticipating 111 school activities. Waddle Is already an accomplished athlete. He plays basketball for Ihe Junior Magic and Waddle's team won the state championship tills year. Hr has also de­ veloped a real interest In golf and likes 10 play pool. Waddle's biggest love, however Is k a ­ rate. "I enrolled In a karate class ai Ihe YMCA because ll sounded Interesting." Waddle said. "Right away 1 liked II and soon movrd to another school. Thai school closed and from there I went to Ben Cohen's Kt-npo school in Lake Mary. It's been a lot of work lo do well In karate, but I really like It." Hr must, because Waddle has earned Ihe title of Champion for the Stale ol Florida tn both forms and fighting lor lin­ age group of 9 -10. Waddle competes In the FAME circuit as a Junior black belt, which ts the largest circuit tn the state and ts also open to any style of karate. Students compete in 12 tournaments throughout the 10-month season and the one with the highest points after ul! of tlie competitions Is the champion. There are three classes in which stu­ dents compete; forms, fighting and weap­ ons. Waddle does not compete tn the third. 'When I won both forms and fighting, that meant that I was Double Crowned." Waddle explained. "I received a Jacket with my name on It and a certificate. The two categories are similar yet different. Forms are like Imaginary lighting- You Defending National Champion Tony Stewart will be on the pole today when Ihe 1RL (indy flacmg League) be- gats its thmJ season with the Indy 200 at Walt Disney World Speedway starting at 12 30 p m lur hoys and gul-, ages 5-15. Registration will I m- held at the Like Mary K M.111 on .Saturday .January' 17th and 24th hum 10 a 111 in 5.30 p tn and Sunday. January IHth and 25th limn 1101111 to 5:30 pan. Registration fee is $35 lint hides M Uf Jersey and tap pants and sinks) Also, the annual membership meeting will be held on I rtday, January 23rd at 7:30 p.nt. at the Like Marv Cotnmuiiitv Center on Country Club Road All 1997 regular members are Invited to a t­ tend anti will lie eligible lo vole at till- meeting. II you 1 .m i atii-nd please be sure to call C ar­ men Monrhniise, L'.tglle Secretary, at 324 H917 tu arrange lor an absentee ballot. season toum.imenis. For additional tulorm.itliin please 1 .ill W.uten Brown (Flayer Agent) at 331 67N6 or l.ts.i Man ton (President) at 339 H5H4 Longwood Babe Ruth LON'GWOOD _ 'Hie Lingwood Balje Ruth Baseball League will he having sign ups for the Spnng Season the next two Saturday's (January 24th and 3 ls i] Times will In- Iruiti 9 a.in. lo I p in All sign­ ups will In- hekl at Longwuod's Candyl.md Park lot .iteil on Grunt Street (oft ot S.R. 434). Registration Is open to all children ages live to 17 Flaying divisions are T-Ball (5-6). Rookies (7 H|. Minors (9 10). Majors (1112). Frep (13). Batie Ruili (14-15) and Seiiioi (16-17). Tryouts are set lor January 31st for new play­ ers or those who did not play In the Full Pro­ gram Tile Spring Season will start around M irth I and end in mid-May, excluding post- have lo go through certain routines and make poses. You are given points ac­ cording lo how well you do. Tin- lighting pari Is actually my favorite, bec ause I like sparring the best." Every precaution is taken, however, to make sure that the lighting Is done safely. The students wear protec Uve headgear, pads and gloves. Judges In Ihe ring not only check tor points earned, hut also give warnings and take [minis away for hilling too hard. "I have never been worried about him getting him in karate.' Waddle (Rhonda) said. '1 actually worry more about htm when lies playing basketball because dial's die only tunc lie gels him. In kuraie. the kids are taught how lo lilt with­ out bun mg and how to protect them ­ selves. Actually. II-Brandon gels hit a lltde hard lie learns to gel out of the way next time.* lu addition lo Ills great skills. Waddle has also proven hlmseif lo Im- a leader by example In lire c lassroom. lie Is a member ol the SWAT team, which means special winning attitude learn, because ot tins great ultlllicit- and ability 10 work with ihe oilier students. Hint attribute also allowed him to he named as a Junior instructor. Waddle has a student assigned to him lu class dial he works with one-on-one and la- Is aciually dial student's Instruc­ tor. Ttiai is quite an accuniplishmrnt for someone Ills age. In all. karate has been very beneficial lor the fifth-grader " 111 - has learned sell discipline In addi­ tion lo sell defense," Waddle (Rhonda) said. T h e lessons o f resj»eet. selfconfldence, passive behavior and being bumble carry through Into his everyday life and really make him a heller, wellrounded person. Binndon Is a jock, hilt lie's a smart one." This mouth. Waddle will begin compet­ ing again, only tills time with another cir­ cuit, Kranr. He will continue to compete Oviedo alumni baseball OVIEDO . Tltc- Oviedo Baseball Team would like to invite all former players to the First An nual Alumni Baseball Oame on Saturday .l.niu ary 31st at ) pan. The gome will Is- played at Mlklt-r Fir Id. Oviedo's home field, named for the (.toils' lrgrn dary coach Paul Mtkli-r All interested lonner players should contact coach Krone Brown at 320-4192. The cost tot this event Is $25 j m t player. All proceeds go t o ­ wards the O ils ll.ist-h.ill program Red Bug Softball CASSELBERRY _ Seminole County is rrgis tenitg teams until February Hth for tlietr Men's Spnng Sltiwpltch Softball Season at Urd Bug Like Park. 36(XJ Red Bug Like Road. Tile 10 week season starts the week ol Felmt ary 10th and will cost S310 (S2H5 league fee. $25 ASA fee). ATTE NTIO N W OM EN SOFTBALL PLAYERS _ Red Bug Park Is now ollrrtng league play lor women players on Monday night. Registration begins Mtn1tl.1 v and play begins on February 16. The 10 week season will cost S2H5 plus a $25 ASA frc. For more inlonnaiion please tail 695 7 1Id l ItARMKRVll.I.E Ihe NASCAR All I'm Senes will kti k nil the I99h Senes on February Mt11 .it tlie All New Volusia Speedway p.uk dnnng Speetl weeks Hitvets hum across the nation will 1m- on band lo provide twilling rating on lire last 3/H’s mile Asphalt I r.u k I >imng the offseason Owner/O|wr.ttor On k Murphy made the dr-r tslon to * h.mgr tire two Irat ks at tire Winner Volusia County Speedway The 1/2 mile asphalt was 1 hanged to a dirt track anti the dirt ii.u k t- now a 3/Hnulr as ph.dt (rat k Fur more iiitorruatioii on the activities at Volusia Speedway Park t all (9041 9H5 4402 Resolution Dream Mile set L\KE MARY Ihe Like Mary Tr.uk Club has .imiuunced that the Fourth Annual Like Maty Tt.uk Club Resolution Dream Mile will I m- tn-lil .11 Like Mary High S< hind's Don T. Reynolds stadium on Saturday. January 31 The event ts tor niitiii-rs. or walkers if you wish. Imth male ami female, o f till ages I Tim t eds Irom the event will go to help the Lake Mary track teams and AAIJ runner* for the L'tkr Mttrv Track Cltth In the Minmirr. The winner ot eat It rare. Inith male and Icinale. will receive .1 medal, while thr next lour runner*. hotlr male and teui.ile, in each rate will lie awattled ribbons Hie s c lie dull* is a s follows * H a 111 _ Registration. * H 30 a m _ Male and Iriu.dr mile walkers. * 9 a in H Under. Ixiys/glrls. NHO nm. * 9 15 a.m _ 9 lu L iys and girls mile run. * 9 JO a m . _ F2 12 (my* amt g irls m ilr run. * 9 45 a in _ 13 14 hoys ami girls mile run. I** •! in _ IT* 16 t>oys and gltis ntlle run. * I0:15a.m . 17 1H Imivs/gltis mile nut * 10:30 a m. . Ft 29 inale/female mile nut I0:45.t in _ 30-39 itiale/femali- mile nut * I I .1 lit. _ 40-49 iii.ile/temalr mile nut. * 11:15 a.in. 50-Ovrr tuale/lrmale mile Awards will Im- given out alter each race, lo [ire register send $3. name. age. whether male or frimtlr. to I04H West 40 A. Like Mary. Florida 3274G. For more Informal Inn. call Michael Gibson at I (107) 333-2370 New local sports website ready to go nationwide By JEFF B E R U N IC K E Herald Staff W ntrr --------------------------------------------------------Waddle, ranked No 7 in the nation on the FAME Circuit, will begin competing on the Krane Crcuit later this month. at the national level, also, although trav­ eling to the various tournaments all over die country is hard when lie's In sc hool. Waddle does manage to get to tlie tour­ naments dial are scheduled around Ids school vacations. Even though those have been few. Waddle lias managed to cant die ranking o f 7lh In the nation. What does the future hold for dlls small package*? "I always want karate lu be a pan of my llle.* Waddle said. 'W ho knows, maybe I run bec-omr u martial arts movie slur or something.* If he continues tu remain focused, work hard and pul school first, dim * Isn't much that Waddle won’t be ublr to accomplish. ORLANDO _ Starting next wrrk. a grandmother In Ore­ gon can find out about tier son's U ltlr League results from Lingwood. That's die plan o f Tom Prderson and Ids group o f com ­ puter exjH-rts who are setting up web |rages for just about every baseball, soccer, softball. bowling, football and huskc-lball organization tn the UnlU-d States. 'Hie Idea ts simple, yet complex. On the website, die represent alive o f a league or team will have a special ac­ cess code which will allow diem to Input ihrlr results, as well as human Interest siorlc-s regarding their teams. T v.11 years tn the making, the project Is expected to get underway Jan. 27. It Is die bratnctdld of Charles Gaddy. President of Graphics Marketing, located In Indianapolis, lie fam e up with the Idea lo err ate a free Internet service for local schools, sports organizations and clubs. Tlie site will he Sport sPrograin.com and Pederson Is one o f over 40 employees o p ­ erating out ol Bay Hills who have been working to make their way Into Seminole County. Already, they have met with representatives at Lyman ] Ugh School and have many inure local meetings planned. "We feel this Is the perfect way lu utilize die positive lo ­ cal jxiwer of die Internet by commuting directly with thr parents, players and fans,” Gaddy said. "It will allow real lime scheduling and re­ scheduling games and will feature local articles on events, games, players and teams and leagues cun pro­ mote fundraising activities.' Pederson, u former profes­ sional bowlrr. Is excited about die prospects. "I started looking for holes when I first heard about It." Pederson said. *| checked and couldn't fiend one.* Pederson said there would cvcntuully be chut sites set up so that kid rould talk to each other, whcdicr from their league or any other from all over tlie country. "We ure aiming It at kids.’ Pederson said. Gray Morrison Is handling thr sales and marketing and Pederson Is General Sales See Wcbelte, Page SB �Sanloid Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, January 25 IMH an W hat’s U p In T h e N F L .....T H E S U P E R B O W L M m . $4.50; I'll kcl In till' Sujier Howl: S2 1(H).OO (Scalper price, the game Is mild out). A lihi'l look ol llils list should give vcm on Idro ol why ;i poor lootholl fiiii llkr myself has hri'il ihivrti . illoss (hr holder to rol iiilil huy souvenirs We oie staving ol <1 friend's house ulio Is atti-ndlng low sihool In Son Diego so wo oie sei in ihot regard, hut Il’s amazing how rxpensive the Sujiei Howl has heroine. Hie D-agur really has allowed ihfs to gel out o| eonitol and il may he too late lo lum hark. We've treated a system where only hall the seals are nrruptrd hv true fool hall Ians, while the lest are consumed hv rorpotaie types who in.iv or m.iv not understand the name and leave hv halt time. We as Ians are going to have to do something, ot we as fails will lie Jell out ol the equation 111 the lutuie Ktnmgli o| I hid. let's yet to the gome Mv yul tells me I should rant and rave uboul how the Ilia s should In- here, hill ihe hralii has i om iui i d me ol the finality of 'our* season GREEN BAY (-12) VS DENVER Hie hlyyest tailor In tilts y.iiue will obviously he it e.u h team ran nm the hall ellet lively I know this sounds like "the same old slorv." hill in this y.mie tt couldn't he more Impoitant .hihn hhvav. although a srasoneil warrior, is no Imiyer capable ol carrying Ihe entire leant Ihe load and set up the humhx from Klw-ay that will play a major role In the eventual outcome of ihe yumc. On the other side ol the field you have to look at Dorsey Dwells. Itielt I'avre has not had the ama/luy season that many expected, hut has heen excellent m yames where Ihe I'urkers have heen able lo run >lie hall. II th is y.utie hei nines a shoot out. i all me i r a /y . hut I'd la k e Klw ay I don't th in k II w ill her a use llo lm yre n and the P a ck e rs, a s well as the firemens, know how Im portant the n m will I n - to Ihe n u ll ome Dtok lor the Sti|H'r Howl to he one of the hest In recent memory, hut I’m lonvlnred Ihe curse ot the A.I < will claim vet another victim Oreen May wilts, hut If you're hettlny Mils yame I like ihe |>olnls you can yet everywhere In the country, except California. The Urooros. In Klway's last quest lor the Holy Grail of football will keep litis one close enough to cover. P a c k ers 24 B ro n cos 17. Have nn excellent time watehlny the Cam e witli family, friends, or alone. I hope you've en|oyed our time loyelher lilts season and the little hit of Inslyht I've yiven you ahout Ihe atmosphere here at the Su|>er How W ell talk iiy.dn next season and until then, m.tv itll your wagers he wmitlny ones' T1 JUANA. MKX1CO _ Good afternoon fonlhall fans The moment of truth has iirrlvetl for the ultimate showdown In professional sports, the Super Howl Tlie Green Hay Parkers and the Denver Hroni os do battle Sunday m what many are calllny Ihe I n-sI mail hup in years. The Wild Card Uromns have yiven many hope that the yame will not end tu the blowout that fans have tome to expert Drsl week I would have said these "optimists* were crazy, hut now I'm not sure Mv annual Super Howl trip brouyht me lirst to htti Anyeles where I found Hronru manta had Infested the City ol Angels. It was ama/my how many people I met were convinced that not only would ihe llrmn os cover the spread, hut win aI nyame ou inyhl. C'oitversations with local bookmakers have the line al nine points! Nationally the line is slaying rigid annual twelve, so this really is m dll alive ol West Coast sentiment. After lours of evrrythlny from the D>s Anyeles tar pits in Venire Heath, we set out for San Dl eyo where reality liegan to set In. Green Hay Cheeselieads were everywhere and the rlty was consumed by fans wearlny yrecn and yellow. A point that needs to he made ts tills. Green Hay fans are the classiest and nicest In the D-ayue Unlike Cowboy fans, they find no pleasure in brayylny and tmmtliiy. they are simply proud ol their team and their town. Il really ts a pleasure to meet and talk to these people. Today I am yr.mtlny all Packer Ians the hlyhest title this column Is capable of hestowtny. they are all now What Up football freaks. Many of you may he wouderliiy why I have written tills column In Tijuana, so I’ll try to ex­ plain that with a brief rundown of current costs hi San Dleyo as determined by the fact that Ihe Super Howl is briny held here. (All prices are those D in g charged at and around the si a dniiri.) Super Howl Hat $21.(HI; Super Howl Sweat shut $(>2 OO; Can ol Soda $2 SO; 12 0 / Draft G aines Continued from Page IB settlor year that lontier head coach Dotty IVtcrs until rd that Gaines had Dtvl ston 1 potential What I’m most proud ot with 1tr ill.lin e I k llla l tie put lillllM 'll in to th is s llit a llo t i at .id e m ! 1 u llv a n d Ills 11a 11 1 w ork p a id nit He h a il lo 1 h o u se to o th .ill or b a s k e tb a ll." P e te rs s a id "N o rm a llv I e n e o u ra yr mv p la y e rs In p|.IV two s p o rts, (lilt I te n t,n u r m a d e the iiim m lt m ent a n d w a s dt-dii a te il to llttm y a n d winking nut. H e did e v e iv ilm iy n e c e s s a r y a c a d e m i r a lly a n d I til V e iv p ro u d ot h im * (kitties said lie started rrle iv itiy t e in ilt liiy letters, at least a lew each d ay at the st,ut ol his senior season, then, as Dike Mary's losses m oim lfd hut Gaines continued to Improve, the letters yol more serious Kenluiky, tlmuyli was IM-rsisieiit and impressed Gaines and his latnilv hv commy In Dike Marv person ally Kenluikv did Its part, othr my their iiulslaudiny at ademli pioyr.tm .ts an example. The Wildcats football proyraiu Imi.is I s one ol ihe inp grmluatint) rales lit the enmity and re irm ly allocated $140.(NX) Inr alltlellc Itilotlny Gallics said lie hopes lo 111.1)01 m iiiuim ii till atloiis with a minor In busl* ness Gaines said Ki-ntui kv told him lie should In- srelny I line hv Ills sophomore year hut wasn't sure If he'd lie red leaving,* Fahlnla said. "I know lie's yolny to further his e d tra tlon and his life and we're shined when he yets to Ken happy with Ids choice." tin kv G a in e s hasn't alw ays Ix-rn .1 When hr yets there, hr'll l>r a loot hall still WIi.U lie has al lony wav ....... Dike Mary hut tir’il have at lt*,i*0 one of tils w avs lie rn Is hid T in i hid He was! II allowed to play patents around In call 11 Ills Pop Warner (oolliall het arise yames Ills father, (h a r lir he was so unit h blyyrr Mian works as a 1 iinitiilsstoner for Ihe rest ol the students, tint he Ihe Federal Mediation \ Con never inryot that when he hit ctll.it Ion Service In Chrsa pcake. Va.. and maintains Ids ninth grade, all of that would (hanyr. He promised some of maiTlaye with Ills wife and them. In fad, Mi.it he would yet Tremaine's mother. faliiola even one day who stays m Dike Mary Char­ It didn't take loo many prac­ lie said he plans to tie a rryn tices until Gaines started yet l.ir >il Kentucky yames and liny his rrvrnyr. Fahlnla said she was happy 'I was always one ol Mir toy her son was yolny away. yi st kids most of my life and I *lm liMikmy forward to him always wanted to play Pop Warner I went out to play one ycar and I went through all the drills I m-i ausi- I didn't look as lag as I was. Then, when they a^ked my weight and I told them, they said I was loo big." ■;rettmuie said “ Hut t told them I was going to get litem all lin k " lie got them li.ii k last sea­ son as lie exploded ontu the Seminole County football si ette Unforiiitialely. Dike Mary fizzled and linlsheil O (I and Games ended up losing Ills Mt i . i I 1I games as a Ham SOCCER— Continued from Page IB liy the hand ot an Oviedo player tn the penalty area and should have resulted in .1 penally kii k lor Dike Mary. Unliirtimalely. the only pet sou whilst- opinion counted, the referee, didn't see It that way and play continued Ihr Kants had several other t bailees, tmtshtug with 12 shots on goal that required Christiana tu make lour saves Meanwhile. the Dons had )usi live shots, two ot which re­ quired saves by Dike Mary goalie Jordan Kellgrrn. "We just didn't finish our opimrliinlllrs,* said Dike Mary Subscribe Today! dude (Irom left to nght) Megan Clauss. Kevin Clauss. Ryan Dailey. Caitlin Winters, Kevin Webb and Donald Webb L e a rn in g to p la y g o lf ca n be fun By JEFF BERLINICKE I lei.ild Stall Writer D\KK MAKY _ Ten mlnulrs Inin Ihe lesson, the little ytrl clung closely to her daddy's side, scared to join the rest ol the group. It was .1 Saturday morning and there were about 10 kids al the Dike Mary Golf Im ­ provement Center and teaching professional Dave Vander D ude was helping his kids with their swings. Vander Lciule was Irving to com ince the little girl to join the rest of the group but wasn't having much success. Finally, he asked her lo go behind a little wall he set up with one of his assistants. No one could see her. but. from behind thr wall, every couple of minutes, u golf ball would come Hying straight out into Ihe water th.it makes up thr runye. A few minutes later, the little girl was skipping around und eventually was almost the hammiest one In the class. Hy the end, her smile said she loved the game und she was as talkative as could be. That's what Saturday momlugs und several weekdays urc like at Vander D ude's youth golt lessons. They are unique lit that the lessons don't cost .1 fortune, no one is required to wear a Cutter A I luck gull shirt with Dm ken. and gulf shoes, and the classes are small enough that everyone yets per­ sonal service along with some laughs. Don't expect a long disserta­ tion alxtiii the relationship ot the backswlny lo the sltre or lade or any other thing a liveyear-old probably doesn't care about. Vander Lcndr keeps them laughing and allows Ihcm to enjoy their first golfing exportrnccs. When Ihe kids arrived last Saturday, Vander D-ude had ihcm start on a drill you won't llnd on the PGA Tour. First, they practiced hitting the gulf hull off their hark foot only, with the other in ihr air. Thr drill was taught to teach balance. Alter some giggles and misses, followed by more giggles, the drill began to work. Shots that were bouncing off the shed that greets the golfers when they arrive, started to go straight. Next was a home-made crea­ tion designed to krrp the kids' hips in place while they swing. Thr contraption consisted ol two rubber burs set Just out­ side the kids' hips so that they would only move If the kids did. Again, after some wild shuts, tt was raster tu concentralr on the body jxtsition during thr swing and thr balls started to llv straight und accurately. Meanwhile, ihe little girl was still lading belaud the wall and all anyone could sec were golf halls Hying straight and steady. Thru. Vander Lrndr came up with another drill featuring a seven iron that had a flexible club head. Thr idea is that, if Ihe elub is rotated properly throughout thr swing, the hinge on thr du b won't allow the head to move. If thr club is rotated wildly, the du b would collapse ut (he head und make il Impossible to hit Ihr ball. Some of the kids wrre hesi­ tant to use the dub. but Vander Lrndo always kept his patience. "Home wasn't built In a day,* he told them. 'H ave fun and don't worry about thr results." As the kids started lo hit tlie hall strulght without the du b liendtug. hr asked them, laughingly, not to put htm out of a Job. That's just one day tn the time It takes lo lum a young kid Into a golfer. Vander Lend? said it's actually easier to teach a young kid than an older one because It's raster for a younger kid lo emulate Ids teacher and the people they see on television than an older kid. especially one who has a baseball background where the slug o f the bat ts to ­ tally contrary to that of a golf club. When it was over, the little girl was asking her dud to take her over to the driving range to hit even more. Vander Lrndr’s eneouragrinrnt paid ofT. Six clusses are ofTcird for only $75. a bargain for anyone. Classes are otli-nd on Mon­ days. Wednesdays and Fridays as well as Saturday mornings. Throughout the six-week ses­ sion. swing hastes and the grip, rules, course etiquette, short game, sand play und put­ ting are all taught. "My goal Is to promote golf and fun competition and at the same time, expose the young golfer to some positive values that gulfing situations ion p ro­ vide, like honesty, courage, courtesy, fairness, empathy and responsibility. Call Vander D-ndr ut 3332444 for information. W ebsite Continued from Page 2B Manager. 11try hope to sup­ port tlie idea hy selling ad­ vertising on thr sites. Not only does he feel strongly ahout the prospects, but other potential advertisers feel the same way. "I haven't talked to any­ body who didn't think this was a great idea.* I’ederson said. He also added lliat he Is looking (o recruit high schoul Journalists lu write ropy on Ihe games which would go onto each school's website. Pederson knows tits project ts a huge undertaking. "Sometimes tt feels over­ whelming.* he said. "Thut’s why we cun't watt to get It started. IVdrrson said the project organizers have taken steps to make sure that everything ts monitored at oil times. Sitter the main focus Is on kids, he said everyone Is making sure that thrrr are no problems from unsavory Interests. Now that plans are under­ way to take over Ihe entire United States. Pederson s.ud thr company Is working on expanding worldwide, lie's also looking to Include golf euurses and other sports or­ ganizations once the pro­ gram gets underway. even played with a sprained hack the lin.il two games.* Tin- NI L? Gaines said one step at a time. I irst college Then, what ever happens. Gaines lias proven he’s willing in work for It. And It doesn't matter how big tie Is coach Hill Klssrle. "We had our 1 ham es. At least It wasn't a loss." Hoth teams were scheduled to play today (Saturday), t K ie l in (now il-2-2 overall and 31 1 In hoth 6A-Dlstrtet 3 and Seminole Athletic Confrrcm e| will host H r.idfiilon-M anntff at 5 p in Dike Mary (13 1-1.2 0-1 in the district, and 4-0 I m the 1 onteti nri'l ts at home against Daytona Heai h Seabreeze at 2 pin. Dike Mary has a pair ol Ini;, , pnrlanl d is itiii and iinderetuci games on the road coming up next week. On Wednesday. Ihr Hams play al Dike llowi-il b e ­ fore visiting Dike Hninlley next Friday. 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Windows 95 with MS Plus; MS-Works (w/Word Processor. Spreadsheets, Database. Telecommunications and Drawing Tools). 1 I s 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Suite 102 Lake Mary □is l n iw iU i m Mary i—1 u U n iTe c h [ 407-330-3899 V V V . •a? Hjt L •y 4/J •v % Computer Services Inc. Sales • Service • Software •n •/ Wilbert McTier, Region 5 director ol W A G E S . Sanford Commissioner Velma Williams; Michale Starks, supervisor ol Sanford Jobs and Benefits; and Mi­ chael Mobley, director of Seminole H O PE Welfare recipients helped; talented musician recognized Seminole HOPE Neighbor­ hood Advisory Council, along with Sanford City Com m is­ sioner Dr. Velma H. Williams of District 2 held a coinmunltywlde meeting for the month of January. Citizens, community organi­ zations and public servants from law enforcement were In attendance. An Introduction of all the citizens was given. Since the last meeting held in November,. 1997. many a c­ tion Items and growth has taken place. Updates were given by Seminole HOPE. Seminole County Commission. Sanford City Commission by Dr. Velma Williams who ex­ panded on plans for the Dis­ trict 2 area and what aucccsa- SANFORD MARVA I HAWKINS service. The location will be announced noon. Mr. Michael Starks, supervisor o f the San­ ford olTIce was prrsent to give support and remind clients that the WAGES office Is lo ­ cated In the Reflection Center. 514 W. Lake Mary Blvd. The telephone number for Florida Jobs and Benefits Is 330-$711. Welfare reform The Westslde Community A s ­ sociation has regrouped and the president Is looking for­ ward to Its charter. Guest for the special presentation was Wilbert McTler, Regional A d ­ ministrator o f District 5 o f the State o f Florida Department o f Labor and Employment Secu­ rity. Mr. McTler has been travel­ ing the state Informing welfare recipients that the two year grace period Is up as o f Sep­ tember. 1998 after which they will no longer receive welfare. Over 400 clients will be deleted from the system In Seminole County, and Jobs are available. McTler reminded the group that changes will affect all of us. Letters are constantly sent to people who will be cut ofT. Contact must be made with your worker so that you can get help finding a Job. Unemploy­ ment Insurance Is only offered If you qualify for a minimum of 26 weeks after you have worked. Assistance for the children and the elderly will be avail­ able for those who qualify. McTler says society Is known by the way It takes care o f Its children and the elderly. WAGES Is for those under 18 years- old with dependents un­ der three months. Others must look for work. Personal responsibility eliminates entitlement. Fathers will be found and they will as­ sume their custodial parent du ­ ties. This adult program will happen very soon. The chil­ dren will be taken care o f and child care will be available while you work If It Is needed. Seminole County lias already begun to give the opportunity to those who wish to start now. There are 60 child care slots. 14 are available In Sanford. Monies are available to send mothers to school, get them a car for work and the monies are here today. Counseling Is available for education and there Is child support enforce­ ment now. Over 60.000 people have gone to work since this p ro­ gram began. Corporations are offering Jobs. Mr. McTler asked for the support o f the people to get the message out and to give o f yourself to help others. A community service center will be open In West Sanford to help those who are In need of LAKEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL’S LIST BROOIE. MEGAN CARBONE. MARISA CORIA. CARLA FALK. OANIEU-E FLETCHER. TYLER GILMORE. ASHLEY JOYCE. JENNIFER MUSE. DENISE RICKER. KYLE SMITH. FALON SPON, BRITTANY WILLIAMS. LARRY COWAN. MOLLIE DIAMOND. BRITTANY DUVALL. MINOY EDWARDS. JUSTIN FINLEY. OOREEN HILL. JATARRA LEOENHAUSEN. KATRINA MANNING. KIMBERLY MARRERO. MYRNA MORRISON. PAMELA OWENS. ANGELA POLOCHE. ANDREA RAMKISSON. LATOYA RIVERA. DENISSE BAOOETT. JOSEPH MEAL OR STEPHANIE SULLIVAN. CARVER. MOORE. JOELENE PRAY. JONATHAN SUMMER SAMANTHA ROBERTSON. YU. MICHAEL DURHAM.ABBY ASHLEY GEORGI. TIFFANY LYNN GILMORE. SHELLEY WEAVER. KRISTIN HAYS. JENNIFER HIGHHONORS No Grade Lower Than A “B it 6th G R A D E ABRAMS. AUCIA ARIAS. JENNIFER BRETT HAUER. SHAWN BROWN. RAMONIA BU0NY. CRYSTAL CEPURAN. SHELUE CULBERSON. AORIANC OAVtS. SHANTAJ DOOO, ROBERT FELDMAN. ALLISON GREEN, VONETTA HARRIS. USA HEDRICK. CHRISTOPHER HITCHCOCK LINDSAY JONES. DONALD KIMBALL MARY LALLATHIN. MATTHEW UMONES. ADRIAN MEALOR MICHAEL MERCHANT. BRANCH NEV1N.AMY 8th G RA DE 7th G R A D E OLIVER. ANGELA OLIVER. nMOTMV PRESCOTT. TRACEY PULLMAN. J O W PURTEE. JESSICA RASH. PAMELA RILEY. SHANNON ROCBCH. RACHEL SAUFVCY. CRYSTAL SCHWARTZ. SARAH SIDES ANDREW SUUJVAN. RYAN TAYLOR AYAUNA TAYLOR. MKHAEL TEMttEVA. JUUA VELEZ. LUIS VM KAS, KIRA WALKER JACKEE WARD. JU8TM WELLS. LACEY KASTRMOS. TEYA LEE. I AMLFELD. MELANIE BARNES. PATRICIA BEVERLY. ANNA MARKOVITZ. KARU BROOERICK. MICHAEL PEARCE. MCHOLLE BURK. JESSICA PEARSON, JEREMY BURKE. MICHEL PERNAL WMTTNEY CARPENTER. BRITTANY CARPENTER. DANIEL POOLE. JACK EDWARDS, JEANCEN POPSLO. ALISA CAVALIERE. BRANDI FRYER MKMAEL RAMREZ.ANOELY CHASE. KYLE ROSMSON. MELVM CHICK. JESSICA S O M E OCR. GROSS. MCOLE DESHNER. SABRINA HAOEMEISTER. EOSALL, CHAO HjUNQA StELOFP. BTEFAME FENTON. TYLER HAMA.TON. LUCRE SIA WALKER ANGELA FREENEY. ZEBRONOA WEEKS. BRITTANY HOWCK.KVU GIBSON. BRIDGET HORN. HEATHER W ILIAMS. RONALD HUOOLESION. SARA W ILIAM S. BMAWNEARL GILBERT. VICTOR HUNTER TfW TAN QOOCH. FRANK HATCHER. KENNETH HOAK, MARC I BEVERLY, LLOYD BOWERS. IMUJAM BULLOCK MCHOLAS CAMPBELL 8HEENA CHALKLEY. RONALD COULTER SARAH DOUGHERTY, Chance of tho lifetime William H. Kirby. II has been awarded a chance o f a lifetime educational trip. William Is 16 and a Junior at Seminole High School, lie has been recog­ nized and received congratula­ tions from Governor Lawton Chiles lor having been chosen as an Ambassador o f Music for the State o f Florida. William has been Invited to travel to Europe where he will visit right countries. The group o f young ambassadors will have 16 education- filled days visiting Switzerland, Paris. London. Austria. Holland and other countries along the way. William will have the pleasure o f performing with the newly organized University of Central Florida bund. William Is In need o f the community o f Sanford and Srmlnolc County to make this trip a reality. To send William on this educational lour, *.‘1.000 is nrrdrd. All payments must be In by February 15. Won't you Join with his parents Kenneth and Barbara K. Bentley und William Kirby, Sr. to make this trip possible. You may send your donations to William Kirby. II, 123 Hughes Avenue, Sanford. FI 32771. Sanford and Seminole County are proud to have a young man like William. He Is active In the Seminole High Band, marching and concert. Is a member of the AfricanAmerican Untied Society. McKnight Achievers and Is a member and active in the ' you l)i department of the St. •'* Paul Baptist Churrh where he 8m H a w k in s . P a g e 6 8 RATLIFF. BRITTON ROBINSON. LAURA ROGERS. CHRISTIAN ROV1RA. JOSHUA RUSSELL. BRIAN SEALEY. RAVI SNOW. CASSIE STEPHENS. JENNIFER THOMPSON. CHRISTEN WARREN. ALANNA WASHINGTON. ANTONIA WESTFALL. DEANNA WILLIAMS, DANIELLE WILLIAMS, JENNIFER WILLIAMS. LOSHALONOLYN HONORS 7th G RA DE 6th G R A D E ALICEA. CRYSTAL BARBANERA, ANDREW BARRETT. CHRISTINE SEINE. KALEY BRAXTON. SHEENA BROOKS. KRYSTAL BRUM IT, BEVERLY BRYANT. TARSHA BURNS. TOMMY CINAMELLA. ROBERT COOK. JOHN COOKS. DE'IRA CRAIG. AMANDA OANNEMILLER. MARY DAVISON. PHIUP DEBAUTTE. TASIA DYKES, TABITHA EADS. AMY ESCAMILLA. JESSICA EUDELL. SHELTON FIELDS. LATISHA HOWELL. MANDI HUGHES. BRITTANY JEFFCOAT. JANA JOHNSON. JAY JORGE. WILMARIE KRAFT. JONATHAN LIGHTFOOT, KRISTIN LOKER. TROY LUCCA. ALEXIS MANNING. RAYMOND ORENCIA FRANCES PETRACCA. DOMINIC PIERCE. MARTIN QUINN. ISABEL QUINN. LATRECE No Grade Lower Than A “C n * W illiam H. Kirby Second Quarter of the 98 School Year 8 th G R A D E 7th GRAD E 6th GRADE 7# ii* GAINE8. JEREMY GIBBONS. BRANOON GIBA8. CRYSTAL)NE GONZALEZ. HECTOR GRIFFIN. SHANEIKA HERRING. ROBERT HE8LEP, MATTHEW HOLT. JOSHUA LAYTON. TARA LUTZ, PATRICK MANGRUM. COREY MCALISTER. ANDREW MELENDEZ. DANIELLE MCCAULEY. COURTNEY MCLAUGHLIN. RYAN NATHAN. MARIAN NOBLEB. MATTHEW OBLER. CHRISTOPHER PAOOREK. JOSEPH PARKER. SHANITA PEREZ. JORAIOA PIAZZA. CHARLES POLOSKI, BENJAMIN PRICE. AMANDA RAWLINGS. RASHONDA RJEGEL, ALICIA 8CHLEGAL, DANIELLE SMITH. TYLER STOKES. 8HECARA SERENA. CARU SMITH. LAKEI8HA 8TEI0LE. BRENOAN TONUL JUANITA TORRES. J06IE TURNER. OAVIO WALKER. BADe WALLACE. PATRICIA WILLIAMS. COURTNEY WIU1AM8, EMANUEL WILLIS. UTORA WILSON. FREDRICK WMSTON, JELANI ALMONTE. JAVIER AMMON. JOSHUA ATTAWAY, LINDSEY BELL, BRITANY BIVINS. BRANDI BLANTON. ADA BLUE. VICTOR BRIGHT. BRANOON BROWN. DISHONNA BURKE. JAMES CARRION. KRYSTAL DEGROAT, KIMBERLY 01MILLO, USA DONALDSON. CORY FREDERICK. SHANE(XIE FRENCH. JUSTIN FUENTE8. SHAWNALEE GARMA. GABRIELLA GARRISON. DANIEL GIPSON, JAZZ HARVEY. GERALD HISE. STEPHANIE HOOKS. BETTYE HUGULEY. KENOALL JOHNSON. ASHLEY JOHNSON. BRANDI KEEFER. DEBRA KHANANISHO. RACHEL KLAUCK. MICHAEL LEIT1. TRISHA LIMBACK. BENJAMIN LITWENAK. JESSICA MARTIN. BROOIE MCCASKEY. HEATHER MCFADZEN. SCOTT MICHLER. MARCO NATHAN. MICHELLE PICOU, DALE PIERCY, CARTER POLOSKI. JASON ROBINSON. TERESA ROVIRA. STEVEN SHEVLIN, SEAN SIDDENS. MARK SOYDARA. LANY STOKES. JEREMIAH STONE. FRANCIS STRAIT. ANNA TURNER. ANTHONY WATSON. ANGELA WHETSTONE. EUNEDRIA WOULFE. ASHLEY XIONG. KABAO YAGEL. AMBER 8th G R A D E ADHAV, MONICA ALVES. NATHAN APPLING, WAYNE BANKA. RENE BARRINER. MARY BEAUCHEMJN. CHRIS BLADES. CARL BLAKE. 8HIRLETTA BLANCO. ANTHONY BOLOEN. PRECIOUS BOYD. HEIOI BRADLEY. THERA BRADWELL. SHERRIE BROWN. MEGAN BRYANT, QMflO CORCORAN. LORRAINE BURKE. CHIRRON DANIELS, DEVIN BUTLER, JOSHUA DELEON, DAMARIS C AR R .JUUE DE MILLO. CHRISTOPHER CAVALIERE, REBECCA DIAZ. ANGELA CHESTEEN, JASON DRAKE. TYLER CHRISTIAN. OCXESHA DUFFY. ROSE COLON. NINA EVES. VANESSA FELDMAN, ADAM FROMAN. JENNIFER GRAY80N. BRANOON GREEN, BRANCH HARMON, TERRY HASKELL. CHRISTOPHER HOLCOMB. JENNIFER HORBAUERIC HUNT. EBONY HUNTER. TIMOTHY JACK80N, ERICA JOLLY. BRANOON JONES. VICTORIA LAFAYETTE. TONISHA LAMBERT. REBECCA LASKOW8KI. USA LAW, DARCEL MARKLE, OAVIO MARTIN. GIH1A m m . Wmmrnwmmmmwa NilftrlMKCiit CoUl^00^321-PETS MARTIN. MONIQUE MCCAULEY. JOHN MCDONALD. SHARICE MEDLOCK. ERICKA MURRAY. HEATHER MURRAY. TOOUOYA NGUYEN. THAO OJUKWU, SETH PADILLA. ERIC PAROOI. HUMBERTO RABUN. JOSHUA REGAN. SAMANTHA RICHARDSON. DANIEL ROBINSON. MARCUS ROGERS. MATTHEW SCHOU. TIMOTHY SCUOTEQUAZZA, RICHARD 6MITH. LATISHA SMITH. TERR IA STEVENS. ASH LEI TAYLOR, MONIQUE TAYLOR. VERNON TAYLOR, WINSTON TELFAIR. SAMANTHA THOMAS. CRYSTAL VARGAS, RAMON V VEGA, LUIS VIOLA. MATTHEW \ WALKER. ALEXIS WARO. TANYA ?!*v WASHINGTON, EBONY WES8EY, CHAD WHEATON. JASMINE W H I T E S T . BRAD WILLIAMS. RACHEL WILLIFORD. LAOUONNE WITTE. CHRISTOPHER WORLEY. TISHA It-IM FtMief 777 Post Road, Darien, CT06820 rt �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 25. 1998 • 59 Trees, good health and Toastmasters Arbor Day celebration The Stardust Service Unit of Girl Scouts in Lake Mary held their first annual Arbor Day Celebration with the City of Lake Mary. John Holland. Parks and Recreation Director for the city, l>rgan the celebra­ tion by thanking everyone for coming out. City Com m is­ sioner Tom Green then read u proclamation from the city proclaiming Sunday. Jan. 18 Arbor Day In Lake Mary. City Commissioner Al Crump was also on hand. Girls frum Troop 14*18. who helped plan the event, also had a frw words to say. They told the audience about the founder o f Girl Scouts. Juliette Gordon D j w . Troop 1448 then planted two magnolia trees. The mag­ nolia trees were grown from seeds taken from the magnolia tree at the home o f Juliette Gordon Low In Savannah. Getting married? Engagement anti wedding farms are available at the Sanford Herald office. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford, Florida 32771. These stories are usually published In the Sunday edition and may be accompanied by a photo. There Is no charge for this service. Weddings more than llirec months old will be published In announrement form tviihou' a photo. MARY ROWELL tum nutt Com u n M o r t . USa ^ ACE GROUPS A r*>< c O r»nci tKJm x Nyr, * fOvr.lO-Qr- 0 * f . toh o-tft. J-V gg (850) 4 7 8 -4 5 4 5 o r (800) 260-7239 To p : Greenwood Lakes Middle School boy's participate in the foot race at Greek Roman Day. Left: Guest speaker Robert Rosenberg talks to A A R P mem bers about the health care sys­ tem. Director of Parks and Rec­ reation John Holland, and com ­ missioners To m Green and Al Crum p assist Elizabeth Quinn, Christie M sdikn, Melissa Von* derBecke and Jenna Culp with Arbor Day plantings in Lake Mary. Fourteen other troops, ranging from Daisies to Cadet(es attended the tree planting. After the ceremony, those troops planted annuals around the trees in front of city hall. With all.the pansies and petu­ nias, city hall definitely looked brighter after the event. FOR INFORMATION OR A BROCHURE CAU.tUUEDtATB.yi V A L U E -P A C K E D E■ N T E R T A I N M E N T University of Check our calendar for theater, art, m usic, sports and lectures at: httpM vww.olr.ucf.edu/ pubrel/calendar,f AARP and good health The AARP usually holds their Installation o f officers In De­ cember. Due to one o f the o ffi­ cers being under the weather, the ceremony wus postponed until the January mretlng,. The installation was hrld Jan.. 20 at the community building In Lake Mary. The officers for 11198 are Jim Carmona, l*resldrnt; John Scheinnan, Vice President; Marge Carmona. Treasurer; and Helen McCreedy. Secretary. The ^ liit il F ebruary 1st Bernina brings you this very special offer. O ne year free financing on any sewing o r em broidery m achine o r serger you buy. Come in and ewhy. {B Lx the 3k&t! Hoard of Directors for 1998 are Cynthia Pltcock. Community Services; Henry Jehan. Health Services; Jack While, Legisla­ tive; Dee Uurkland and Mabel May, Membership: Nonna Smith. Nominating Chair; Ruth Dresser. Programming: Luther Tasker. I*ubllc Relations: Val Sanderson, Sunshine; and A d ­ dle Rossi, Telephone. Paulee Stevens Informed AARP members about the new bum link to Orlando from Lake M A y. For seniors who show th dr Medicare card, the cost Is Jumt 75 cents. Sheila Sawyer Informed all the members about the up­ coming concert being spon­ sored by the Community Im ­ provement Association. the City o f Lake Mary and the Lake Mary Woman's Club. The con ­ cert Is free and will offer a ch o­ ral presentation by the "Golden Tones" and an Instrumental concert by thr Seminole C om ­ munity College Symphonic Band. Norma Smith announced dial the nominating committee needs volunteers. Wilbur Sims announced that another 55 Alive Driving Class is being offered. The class, which costs just 88. runs 2 days. Feb. 23 and 24. Call 531-9780 and ask for Sherry lo reserve your spot. The class size is limited to 25. The class will be held at the Florida Rehabilitation Hospital In Lake Maty In Sand Pond Road. For those feeling a little stressed oul by the upcoming tax day. free tax help will be Y- k>r*cwv*«« w iry farm BY MAO. of Mbrmrtion can offered to seniors In Sanford. v eliminate It. For a healthier Th r tlmrs are Monday through source o f fat. cold water fish Is Friday from 9AM to 4PM. For very good for us. Sleep Is very underrated In more Information, call 628today's world. The body needs 4381. 6-8 hours sleep every night, The gurst speaker for the because during sleep, the body meeting was Robert Rosenberg. rrjuvrnatrs tissue. Hr lulkrd to the members Thr next meeting o f the ultoul the health care system. AARP will be Feb. 17. A study done try lending rpldemluloglsls In Ihr United Slates asserts that we do not. In fact, have a health care sys­ tem. What we have Is a dloseasr care system. We are The Dike Mury Seminule all walking on the edge o f u Night Owls chapter of Toast­ clIIT. and Instead o f building a masters had a very distin­ fence by the clIIT. we wait and guished guest Ion hand for take care o f the people when their meeting ion Jan. 20. liiry foil off. As part o f tills Kiimlko Johnson, the Area 25 disease driven system, sym p­ Governor was visiting. She toms ore often treated but not was at the mretlng as part of the underlying cause. her twlrr yearly visits and to We need to educate ourselves help wrlrom e Uie newest members. Toastmasters Is as to what Is good for us and what Is not. We need to exer­ open to anyone who would like cise more. We need lo under­ lo Join. Thr Night Owls meets stand what good nutrition Is. every Tuesday al 7:30PM at the Eat more natural kinds of community building. For more foods and eat more food raw. Information, rail Rosella Bon­ We need lo reduce fat, but not ham at 323-8284. Dad always chose the bestfor u s . .. MERRILL GARDENS NMWMMst* "Niton (Front row) Rotate Bonham, Toastmasters Past Dis­ trict 47 Governor Kumfco Johnson, Area 25 Gover­ nor, (Back) Tom Bonham,. Past District Governor; tenors Matsutoro,. Treasurer Harold Piesaner, new mamton Janice Schultz, secretary and new mam- ton Michael Michaud; Chria Marnnar, Educational Vica President; and Eamina Anthony, Praaidant. (Not pictured • Al Cumtortolch, Tanya Davit. Julia Fulton. Murray McLaughlin, Kathy Saptor. Janica Zakli and Joa Grosankampar.) 500 Grand Plaza D rive Orange City, FL 32763 �• • • Sanford Herald. Santord. Florida • Sunday. January 25. 1D9B [SUNDAY Hobbyist of tho W ok . t a jM lH — H Angels inspire married couple’s shared craft ifiiis i By BUSAN W KNNER Herald Staff Writer MX Sreo^lM* h»s [t«rnmuK 11—mX»« ieteaL V«n CM*. t*»r «m Ho— t ■>— __ fc *g «l_ ir v n v ^**f!3L - ^ S t o ly h AFTERNOON 00 j 1 JO | s DO | 5 30 1HWI ■>*»«< 0 »T . J W fllW ummmm IVWwi "[n«»OlnhSX»Tl»u«' ft-ft* WWWP.SWXQ1* f w i ».T ir W ¥ l'— ]->irr fr­ f."*-?----|-TTrjv itter ISixxUexOwX •Hitg r w a ^ r 5595553331 ih * * — SANFORD • Being together Is what Gerald and Dawn Lynn Wilcox love most about work­ ing on their hobby. The couple only married a month shy of one year, spend time creating beautiful angels, cherubs and various other crafts. Dawn cited that the couple originally began this venture after she was recuperating from major surgery. T was housebound and going stircrazy.'' she said, T needed something to do. There's only so much housework one can do. When my husband got home from work he would help me some more. I'd work on some things during the day and when he got home we'd finish them together." The Wilcoxes makes numer­ ous angels for family and friends but some also are sold. They presently have a booth at 101 Craft era in Longwood. Materials used for the angels Include crochet yam , tassel material, pearls, ribbons, lace and flowers. With a little crea­ tivity and a glue gun a work of art Is formed. Bisque cherubs were men­ tioned as another project. *We make a lot of bisque cherubs." she said. "We buy them already fired. Then we decorate them with dried flowers, ribbons and beads. W e like to keep It the original white." Hobbyists of tha wook, Oorald and Dawn Lynn W lteoi. Gerald and Dawn partlclted In a cruft show in Sand m the fall at Upsala Community Church but shared that they haven't gone full-force with that circuit as of yet. “We are Just starting." she said. "We arc still new to this. We are looking into where the shows are located. W e’re hoping to get more Into this." C From a few hours a day to an occasional all-day venture. Dawn shared that she and her husband work as they get the H ie Wilcoxes share five chil­ dren, Melina. Alicia. Morgan. Brandy and Tommy and one grandchild that is due any day now. .* ixm V Recovering from addiction T-o X , l n » n (1W»l Km *jm t**ncri X ftm»n¥wm*'\ inwi (w i> m PRIME TIME ~ j i r~ ^ n r _ ■ _L^^m i — Lzi _ r t i a venalt— — a ~~i ~ i ■ ~ i ~ i mama MBO week we heard from a woman who la married to an alcoholic who has been dry for 10 years. You may remember that she actually Uked him better drunk than sober. Those of you who are Involved with an alcoholic or other kind of addict might find that hard to believe. But people who nave gone through the "drying out' proces s with a loved one may understand why this tbs lady feels that way. Let's talk about mfW*t h a a o n i. . . .11 Alcoholism and other o f the body. mind, and spirit. tx stops drinking or using. the benefits ./her body begin almost Immediately. There la a ten­ dency to want to believe that the individual has "recovered" when they have completed this step. While tt la the essential first step in the proc­ ess, It is only th at-th e first step. In fact, some people believe It Is the easiest part. You can a l­ ways determine whether you're involved in using the addictive substance. Recovery o f mental and spiritual health la much harder to recognize and maintain. Often alcoholics and other types of addicts were reared In homes where this was a problem, so they may not have a d u e about how to do a sane and sober lifestyle. Anger and resentment seem to be overriding emotions among many people as they attempt to atop using their drug of choice. They are a n ­ gry at themselves for getting Into this Im m l y COUNSCLOft * M AR Y BALK * Tuaw-oaawi often M B R t o blame other people "caused" them to drink and they resent the people who are "forcing* them to go through the pain of withdrawal and staying clean and sober. Unsolved aimer resentment erodes mental health. W a through and dealing with these issues requires ongoing energy and commitment - usually for the rest of the addict's life if they are to experi­ ence real recovery. Finally, spiritual health is destroyed when the alcohol or other drug becomes the center and ‘ king* of a person's existence. Maintaining spiritual and mental health after falling into the addiction pit also requires constant vigilance and a humble spirit. When we see how much Is Involved in true re­ covery from addiction to alcohol or any other drug, is it any wonder why so few people actu ally achieve It? Locked car, trunk and garage are no challenge for thieves Vm WCi s g r e s i i T a r i t u i . — .. lu u r h iiU J B . I* , z * * ; . i iwi Ato. ■ _ _ j ^ r " b 0U time. On some occasions they may spend the day adding more angels and creating a type of production line. As for future plans, they plan to try a 111tie woodworking. "We'd like to get Into scroll work.' she said. “We want to try cutting some figures or shelv­ ing.- D EAR A B B Y : M y wire locked her purse In the trunk of her ear at the “ befars she want round wkh a (Head, he was ready to leave, she tha trunk to pot b e puns. It was goost Both U » car and Uw trunk had bsso but a thief b J the nasaas lsvar to span tha trunk. She never locked the trunk release lever because it was so handy to uos. (It was handy far tha thief, too.) Not only were her puree and bo ■■raps always faft dipped to tbo visor. However, my ly wife didn't used it whan she arrived 1 1/ Hi 1 i i /\i /M.1 \ 1 „ K 1 1,1,1 H i i INI fM< 10 M C I WORLD t io««s ms tea Tic a i»v «»T i M esara ijMsorwsso io o o At fr o m iM s a a r a t a A o v ie a ABIGAIL VAN BUREN tha thief had left the parape door open for her. Our house haa alaol ......... i been pilfarsdl Many people leave the parage wr dipped to the visor no oe convenient. Since my wife hod her keys with bar, the thief did not thorn, but ho gained ■cross to houae through the gangs. (The th ief pot our address from tb s license registration in the glove compartment.) He parked in our gangs, dosed the door, loaded the stolen Items. Several lessons can be learned from this inddsat: Always carry your garage door opener with you, as If It wets the key to your front dour, and install a daadbolt loci between tha gan gs and living area. l)o not leave the trunk loves) unlocked, and If you are going to put your puree in the trunk, do It before you arrive at the shopping mall 5 The acariaat thing about the ind^ dent la that tha thief or thievea could still have been in the houaa when my wife returned. # Please don't uao my name. Th la la a sensitive issue because I b a r told my wife many times to e a rrr the garage door opener with her, and 1 should have nod the deadhnh. installed sooner. a POORER A N D W IS E * NOW l IN WASHINGTON STATE- C Hawkins- tMMJOUO .k .- i l iw.ea.;j )w>gg ' ta sa ra sa uw ooM om o lasts ra us m w i jB . a r i I �___ __ _ Santort Hm M, 8snford, Ftortdi - Streky, January 18, t M • 71 lAfter Hours m a m ovie Spice up your life with (from left) Baby, Scary, Ginger, Posh and Sporty in their new movie, Spice World, presented by Columbia Pictures. Easy Street Plus is a scrumptious place to eat lita ld staff Writer LAKE MAKY • Entering the Easy Street Care Hus feels more like visiting a neigh­ bor's house than a restau­ rant. All of the decorations, such as the old television stands, book shelves. sporting equipment and evrn child­ hood games, are yard sale Bargains. I The two huge dining rooms Kue cozy despite thetr site Sind the bar area rivals the friendliness of the one on the Chrers television show. Even the chef and the gen­ eral manager make sure to come by and welcome their patrons, making them feel tight at home. And all this before menu Is cvrn presented. the That Is when Ihr realiza­ tion that soups, salads and entrees that put grandma's to shame are available. • Every Item on the over­ whelming menu Is prepared fresh that day. Each morning a new shipment of vegeta­ bles. meats and various spe­ cialty products arrive at the door, because nothing Is left .over from the day before. Ordering Is done that way to ensure that fresh menu Itrms as well as specials are available. Nothing lasts at the Easy Street Cafe Plus for more than six hours...except the employees. Four accomplished chefs, one enrh o f Creole. Italian, Engllsh/Frmrh and Southern American backgrounds, nuke up the managing body of the cafe, which accounts for the nightly European specialties and everyday menu selections. The Easy Street Cafe Plus has only been tn the Sanford/Eake Mary area for seven months. The owners chose the location because they saw the area's potential for growth. Thrlr original res­ taurant. located In Orlando by the airport, has thrived for the eight years It’s been open. Tills location Is already experiencing u great lunch crowd, return customers In the evening and established regulars, and things can only continue to get better. Also, the restaurant offers a special through Regal Cin­ ema's that gives a half-price second entree with presenta­ tion of a movie ticket stub. St. Johns Gallery Spotlight on Winter Springs photographer dcon Studios at Universal. • SANFORD • Winter Springs resident Jennifer Copp will b e exhibiting her photographs from February 7 to March 1 at the St. Johns Gallery located d 207 Magnolia Avenue In Sanford. .C o p p Is a graduate of The Savannah College o f Art and Design, OeorgU. She received a bachelor of arts degree In rtotoflmpfor In May 1996. She nas done freelance work with the Seminole County Cultural Directory, the Florida Film Fes­ tival. the Orlando Theatre Proj­ ect. which she la still working with, and. the feature Aim. Ste­ phen Klng'a Thinner. Her professional experience has spread throughout Central Florida. She haa worked with Foto Factory, the Florida Film Festival, and the Crealde School o f Arts, all In Orlando. Copp'a exhibit Is called "A Look Inside Tkjlrl". a photo­ graphic documentary. The TaJlri School of Arts and A c a ­ demics w as founded in 1988 and Is located In downtown Sanford. Copp'a display looks at the multi-faceted T^Jlrl pro­ gram that projects the vision and energy o f the school's founder, Patricia Merit tt Whatley, and her students. Highlighting the February 7 evening will be a performance by Tajlrl Aits under the direc­ tion of Whatley, a 1997 recipi­ ent o f the Disney World C o m ­ munity Service Award. A mati­ nee performance with several artists will be held February 8 at 2:30 p.m. There will be a reception from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the opening. For additional Infor­ mation. call 830-7722 or 3227722. ino cerrfcim ent a n OUT errt This movie is not quite the spice of life will a p p e a T w o t Tu c tTq th e M * in t h e 13th editions' o f S an foT-d J-| eTctId a n J t Lck . 4 |__ife f o r o n ly $ 1 5 .0 0 t o t a l . T k is is a t e T T i f i c w a4 to get 4o u t Bpiem World (PQ ): Success sometimes depends on dura­ bility. The Spice Girls are one of the pop singing groups of the moment. Out the question Is: how durable are the girls of Spice? Where will they be five. 10 or 20 years from now? It's pretty tough to gauge, but. presently, the female British quintet are the new darlings of hip-hop — splendidly good looking to boot. They're the latest craze, and they have just released a movie about themselves called Spice World. The new (11m Is an exagger­ ated. Actional look Into five days —while watching the film. I guesstimated a week— in the life of the feminine fab five. There Is the blond charmer Baby Spice (Emma Bunton). the tom boyish Sporty Spice (Melanie Chisholm), the buxom sexpot Ginger Spice (Oert H al­ itwell). the outlandish Scary Spice (Melanie Brown), and the en vogue Posh Spice (Victoria Adams) .The Aim chronirtrS'ttwhappening* leading u p 1 Mr' a worldwide, televised concert: ,l Richard E. Grant (The Flayer) la the girls' agent, who Is a l­ ways one step closer to a straight jacket. He tries to keep everything together as everything Is seemingly coming apart. The girts never worry, however, they are just having Am. During thetr misadventures a s they ride place to place In their double decked. Union Jack painted bus. the girls dance with underwear clad Italians tn Italy, meet alien fans from another world, dodge a tabloid reporter and editor bent on undermining the girls' popularity, become the subject o f an ambitious documen­ tation. get offers to do a Holly­ wood film, take lessons from a militaristic dance Instructor and almost face a break-up. Even during all this, the g in s prance about with hardly a care In the world. Spice World la (or the die hards who can't get enough of the dynamic divas. Most of the film's Inspiration comes from the old Beatles' (lima from the 1960's, but this time a bit of "Girl Power" —the motto of Spice Is Mended for good measure. The aim |* disjointed following no specific, easy-tofollow pattern. It Is a flight of fancy and whim. It's rampant stillness, but you c a n t help re­ vealing a grin now and then. The Aim also tries to Incor­ porate "human touches*, but those are * pie m l haphazardly end end up aa breaks between the playftd abandon. In these passages, we see the Spice Girls m caring n H f aa wnen they tend to a pregnant friend (Naoko Mod). But the scenes are r«ir> and superficial. And If David Frazier sp ecia l \ / d le n tin e s (~^)o4 wish o u t h e fo T e th e yv Screen Tests C -ll C l Splce-maniacs, to a "comedy*, you are very conscious of It. Whether the Aim could blemish the legend of Spice remains to be seen. It sure can't help. TWo stars (out of four). K e ll ie o s s if ie d f \ lo o n do o t h o lid a 4 . ^ a n e l4 E D e p o T tm e n t on J— e t)T u c tT 4 Q t h th e T e s t . in th e h efo T e and w e II (4 0 7 ) SOLICITATION OF FUNDING PROPOSALS B CM IN O LE COUNTY* FLORIDA Samlnoia County la a recipient of federal grant fe n * tro u gh a number of grant programs Include the Community Davatopmgnl Block Qranl (C O 0 Q ) Program, Vis HOM E tnvssVnsnt Partnarehlpe Program (Volusia and 8sminol» CounVsa formed a consortium In 1091 to qualify for thie program), and Via Emergency Shader Qrarta (E S Q ) Program. Theee pro­ capital Improvements, public aarvfoaa and houeing aaelalanoa aciMVaa. In order to stream Una the administration of these programs, HUD haa nonsnUdatorl a l of Via local planning and citizen participation requirements for theee vartoue federal programs into a single administrative proceea: T h e Consolidated Plan' CDBG $2,620,000 HOME $806,007 ESG $103,000 Range o t A e tM d m : The County is able to undertake g wide range of ertMVee under Tbs County's Community Ptwiopmsnt Offloo It now gcotpUng appft* frh iwlslilp is supposed to bo the underpinning o f the Spice GUIs, why la It not truly tested I know I should not weigh these things so heavily, but friendship Is a major theme In the Aim. It should have been h it u im better. A concert Aim would have been the safest route Instead o f this childish fantasy that w as concocted. Surprtabigty. I could hear no reaction from the Saturday afternoon' screening crowd. When th e re . b t obtainsd from the Samlnoia County Community Davatapmant (Mom. Contort Buddy Balagia at (407) 321-1130, axtonaion 7384, o ra ! tha totowkig addraar Community Development OVlca County Servioee Building 1101 Eaat 1st Street 8antord, FL 32771 Fax number (407) 324-4018 �•I. ■SantonJ Herald. Sanford, Honda • Sunday January 25. 1998 Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT. EIOHTCCNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO.: S7-2S4-CA-14 DIVISION L > -'ST UNION NATIONAL B A N *. Plaintiff, ** GARY E MILLER, at *1 O rlin d in li NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, p u itu in l to tha Final Judgment ol Foreclosure anterad i«< th# abov*-c*pi>on#d action, l will tall Ilia property actuated in Sammola county. Florida Lot 4. Laaa th# Nortn 17.5 laal. Block 2 MAP OF EJ. WHITE SUBDIVISION, according to tha p'at thereof aa racordad n Plat Book 2. P a g* 48. Public Racorda ol Sammola County. Florida. at public aa>a. to tha highaat b'ddar. lor eaah. at tha Waat Iron! door ol lha Sammola County Courtnouaa in Sanlerd. Fionda. batwaan i t 00 a m and 2 00 p m on Fabruary ITth. m $. WITNESS my hand and tha aaal ol thia Court on January 16th. t»98 (SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Ctrcui Court 9, Jaan Brillant Jaouty Clark Cnanlay T Howall. Etduira Fo'ay E Laidnar PO Boa 240 Jacksonville. FL 32201-0240 Plaint lit'a Attomay Publish January 2S. and February 1, 1994 DEM 192 ____________________ IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 18TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO: iT -> S 8 0 -C A -1 4 -I UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LEA0ER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS OLOA I RODRIGUEZ. ET AL DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO OLOA i RODRIGUEZ who** raaidanca it unknown II na/aha/thay ba living; and if he/aherthey ba daad. tha unknown delendanta who may ba tpouaea. hairy, dovtaaoa. giantaaa. aaaignaaa. Itonora. c a d tora. trust***. and all par­ ti** claiming an mtaraat by, tnough. under or agamat tna Cr'andanta who ara not known t- ta dead or alive, and all part at nanng or claiming to hare a " » right, title or mtaraat m tha p-oporty daacribad m tha n o n g jg e being loracloaad harem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action to torecioaa a m ongaga on tha tolMwinp property: LOT 72. SUMMERHILL. PHASE t. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t , PAOES SO THRU 42. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ OA hay baah filed agamat you and you are r.o u uad, |8, .a o fv ^ A copy ol your* H any. t o i l aa CWWlO J. STERN, ESO. Plamtiffa attomay. whoaa addraaa ia SOI S Unlvoraity Dn>e 4900. Plantation. FL 33324 withm 30 daya after the firat publication of Ihia nattco of action and file the original tafth tna Clark of thia court either before eervice on Plalnttff'a attorney or immadiataly thereafter: efharwiaa a default wiN ba entered agamat you for tna relief demanded in tha com ­ plaint or petition filed harem. WITNESS my hand and tha arai of thia Court at SEMINOLE C.' jnty. Florida, thia 20th day at January, 1998 MARYANNE MORSE c l e r k o f th e CIRCUIT COURT BY: Cecaita v. Ekern Deputy Clara t AW OFFICES OF 0AVI0 J. STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 801 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 900 PLANTATION. FL 33324 87-18938 (UPM) Publiah: January 18, and Fabruary 1. 1998 OEM-199 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. S 7-t>3S C A -t4 -I BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, aa Truetea for tha Regvatered Holdera ol Salomon Brothere Mortgage Securttvee VII. He.. Mortgage PaaaThrough. Sanaa t999-1. Plaintiff, VS OIORGE O BETHEL and RUTH H BETHEL; at al . Delendanta NOTICE OF FONBCLOBURS B A LI Notice la hereby given that, pureuant to that Fmai Judgment ot Forecloeure dated January 16th. 1998. and entered m civil cate number 9T-2229-CA-14-E ol the Circuit Court ol tha ttth Judicial Circuit In and tot Sammola County. Florida, wherem BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAOE SECURITIES VII, INC.. MORTGAGE PASS­ THROUGH. SERIES 1998-1. it Plaintiff and QEORQE D BETHEL. RUTH H. BETHEL, •a/are Oefendant(a). I win eell to tha highaat and beat bidder tor caah at tha waat front door ol tha Sammola County courthcua# In Sanford. Sammola County. Florida, at 11:00 A M on th# ITth day ol Fobruory. 1998. tha following deaenbed property aa eat forth m aa>d Final Judgment, to wit: LOT ITT. LAKE SEARCY SHORES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAOES 23. 24. t 29. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A 0EBT ANO ANV INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated tha t llh day ol January, ISSS MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Joan Bniiant Deputy Clark CODILI3 4 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 480 Tampa, Florida 33407 Telephone: (SIS) 877-6001 CAS 9ST-037S0 Publiah: January 29, and February 1. ISSS DEM-1St E a a a a it fo r Prepeeala RFP-4BS-9S/BJC CMDO Marital Haualwg Activity Sammola County Board ot County Commieeionora requeele interested parties to submit formal aaalad proposals lor lha following services: Sammola County M seek mg a Qualified non-profit housing or housing to uee Federal HOME Program Funds to sc quits and make available rental housmg units I am II lea Nt Seminole County and/or RFP g able at tha C s u o ty t Puts hosing BMaNa mooted ok * — - 1191 B. i t t Street. Room SMB Banford. FL 32771 (407) 221-tllO . a it. 711S/711B Fas: (407) 330-9S4S RFP Documantt may ba roQuootod by Fai-on-Demand (407) 974-00X0 m 3204, (local ISSS. such no M ar than 1:00 p m . tune) on Fabruary 29th, Proposals roeshrad after time will be returned ALL PROSPECTIVE PRO­ PO SER* ARB HEREBY CAU­ TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANV MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF ON OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED CONTACT PERSON REGARD­ ING THIS RFP PRIOR TO THE FINAL (VALUATION ANO RANKMO BY COUNTY STAFF. ANV SUCH CONTACT SHALL BB CAUSE FOR REJECTION OF PROPOSAL. M/WSE's are encouraged to participate in the RFP process. Betsy J. Cohan. CPPB Contracts Supervisor Publish: January 29. i t * * DEM-ISO Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN ANO FON SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NO. ST-T4S CA 14 E CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION 1/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAOE CORPORATION. Plaint itl. VO. EhRiQUE S DOMINGUEZ. JUANA V DOMINGUEZ, huiband and wit*, and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, Dslsndantit). NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated January 14th. ttg g . and entered m Cats No 97-744 CA 14 E. ol tha Circuit Court ot tha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and «Of SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION f/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION la Plamtilt and CNRIOUE S. DOMINQUEZ, at al.. ara Defendant*. I will sail to the highott and batt bidder lot eath at tha Watt front door of tha Courthouse, in Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11:00 am . o'clock on the 121h day ot March. 199* tha follow­ ing described property aa eat forth m sa>d Fmal Judgment, to wit: LOT 12. UNIT FIVE OF MOUNT OREENWOOO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAGES S • 9. INCLUSIVE. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF IEMINOIE COUNTY. FLORIDA; A/k/a 393 Riumta Circle, Winter Springs. Florida 32708 DATED this ISth day ol JANU­ ARY. tsss. MARYANNE MORSE , Aa Clerk ot sold Court By Jaan Brillant A t Deputy Clark Faber S Omni. P. A. Suita 100 14T0 Madruga Avenue Coral Qabloa. Florida 31144 (108) SS2-4I10 'Persons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator al Sammola County Courthouse. 301 N. Park Avenue. Suds N301. Sanford. Florida 32771, at least Itva daya prior to the proceeding. Telephone (407) 321-4110 ait. 422T; t ‘ 900-939-9771 (TDO) or 1-SO0-S94-I770 (V) via Florida Relay S e in e * ' Publish: January IS , and February I. 1994 DEM-193 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, C A M HO. BT-R4B0-CA-14-B MORWIST MORTGAGE. INC., • CsWamM cor par alien. Plaintiff. va. DANA C. ALLEN (SS491J-92-9724); KIMBERLY A. ALLEN; ____. UNKNOWN TENANT l{ DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION F7-A. INC.; BOARD O f COUNTY COM MIMIONIRS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a PoNflcal subdivision of the Bute of FMrtda; and any unknown hob*, damson , grantee*, creditors, end or unknown ipeuaa* claiming by. through and under any ot th* TO: KIMBERLY A. ALLEN. 1SE1 Florida S2707, last Known addraaa. currant residence And any unknown helra. b». through and under th* abovenamed Defendants YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action to torse lota th* mortgage covering lha follow­ ing rail and parsons! property described at follows, to wn lo t 42. DEER RUN UNIT T'A*. according lo the Plat theroof at recorded m Plat Book 29. Paga 91, ot th* Public Records ol Sammola County. Florida, has baan filed aoamtl you and you ara required ta serve a copy ot your written datanaaa. It any. to it on MICHAEL W. UDOWVCHENKO. BUTLER S HOSCH. P A . 1189 South Conway Road. Suit* E. Orlando. FL 32112. and ttla th* original with lha Clark ol th# abovestyled Court on or be Ior# 30 d ayi from th* f* * t publication, olharwtae a Judgment may b* entered agamat you tor th* taliaf demanded m tha Complaint WITNESS my hand and aaal of said Court on th* 2tat day of JANUARY. 1498 (SEAM MARYANNE MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Ruth King Deputy Clark it you ar* a parson with a dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation in order to participate m thia proceeding, yau ora enti­ tled. al no coat lo you, lo the provision of certain assistance. Please contact Court adminis­ trator, 301 N. Park Avenue, Sulla N301. Sanford. Florida 32771, (407) 321-4330 s422T, Withm 2 working day* of your rocoipf of this (Notice of Foreclosure Sal*), It you ar* hearing unpaired, call t-SOO999-0771; If you I I I VOWS impaired, call 1-800-843 1770 Publish: January 28. and Fabruary 1, 1991 OEM-199 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA ID AMR FOR SBMIHOLB COUNTY OBMBRAL JURISDICTION OtVtSfON CASE HO. B T -ttB t CA-14-B O E. CAPITAL MORTGAOE •ERYICES, Inc., V*. JONATHAN B. LAND and ANN M LAN0; 91 Al.. NOTICE OF FORBCLOM RK BALK Notice lo hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgm ent o f Forocloouro dated January ISth, ISSS. and entered in chrti cata number S T -itS I CA-14-E of tha Circuit Court o f the 19th Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County, Florida, wherein O E . CAPITAL MONTGAGE SERVICES. INC., 14 Plaintiff and JONATHAN S. I, ANN M. LAND. M/ere I. I w N OON Id Hid high sat and beat bidder for cash of th# wool front door of the Seminole County court­ house in Sanford, Seminal* County. Florida. M 1100 A M an Nm 17Bt day of Fabruary FbtM LOTS 8 ANO T. BLOCK 11. TIER S. FUMMOA LM 8SB COL­ ONIZATION COMPANY. LTD.. E.R. TRAFPORO'S MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD. ACCORD­ ING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RICOROED IN FLAT ROOK f . PAGES S i THROUGH M . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIN DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARB ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IE OEEMEO TO M A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT 0*0 TO COLLECT A OEBT ANO ANV INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL OS USED FON THAT PURPOSE. Ban d lha 1AN1 day e f January. IB M . MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o f Circuit Court By Jaan OrtRant Deputy Clark CO DILI* A STAWIARSKI 4010 Bay Bcauf I Tampa, Florida S3MT Telephone, ( i l l ) iTT-BMS CBS M7-03S44 January t i . 1, T Petitioner, MARCIANO SANCHEZ; MILAGROS R- SANCHEZ; NORWEST MORTGAOE. INC., a CaMomla corporation; FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA: TIFFANY WOODS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; RAY VALDES aa Taa C sbacScr o f BembieM County. Florida: and the unknown » eu sei Of 0W aOovo. N any; than haul, davtsaa*. aai aaacutora. admmitlretore. I I'utlaa*. Imnhotder*. persons Mi | Other parson* having or claim mg to Nava any n#ht. M b or utsroat by. througli. under or against lha above nomad Delendanta. or otherwise claiming any right. UNO. ar mieracl m th« real property described mi this action. TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTUS CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER ON AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS: ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAVE ANV RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST Mf THS PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW. An Eminent Domain Petition, Taking ha* been tiled Mi the above afytod court la I property interests m t emmolc County, Florida. daacrmoM aa torIowa PARCEL MO. 1S4 TM M 4W M > 8 R B M H M S E ^ I THAT PORTION OF LOT 47. TIFFANY WOOOS. AS RECORDEO 08 x*. p a g e Xf. o f t h e p u b u c r e c o r d * , e e m m o l e COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEINO MORS PARTICULARLY 0 * SCRIM P AS FOLLOWS: BIOIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT d2; THENCE RUN NOO‘ 04 01-W ALONG THE WEST LMS OF SAIO LOT 4T SAIO LINE ALSO BEINO TH I EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LNtC OF TUBKAWILIA ROAO. A DISTANCE OF M M FEET TO THS POINT OF CUR­ VATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST, HAVNfO A RADIUS OF IS M ; THENCE FROM A CHORD REARING N20'I2 04'E RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 40*12-OS*. A DISTANCE 17.St FEET; THENCE LEAVINO SAIO CURVE RUN 100*04-01 ** ALONG A LINE SO FEET (A S T OF ANO PARALLEL TO SAIO WEST U N I OF SAID LOT 47. A DISTANCE OF 1 1 S M FEET TO A POINT CN THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT ST. THENCE RUN NSS'SS'M'W ALONG SAID SOUTH U N I A DISTANCE E M FEET TO THI SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 4T ANO THS POINT OF BEGINNING. CONTAINING SSI SOUAAE FEET MORE OR LEES. TOGETHER WITH PARCEL HO. T H TMRK89FSI * M A O P H A M I flat bo o k THAT PORTION OF LOT 47. TIFFANY WOOOS. AS AICOROSD Mf FLAT BOOK XS. PAGE 29. OF THE PUBUC RECORDS. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY OCSCfUMO AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 47, TIFFANY WOOOS; THENCE NUN B SB *M 't4 *I ALONO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID 47 A DISTANCE OF E M FEET TO THE POINT OF BEG'NNINO; THENCE RUN NM*O4‘0 t*W A DISTANCE OF H I M t 12701 Adrian l . Beard on or before FEBRUARY 2nd. IS M . and fit* th# original with tha clerk of this court before service on Petitioner or immediately therea'tar. It you tail lo do u . I default will b * entered agamd you for tho relief demanded In lha petition. WARNING* rule 12 218. Florida Family Law Rule* of Procedure, raqufrae certain automatic dMclosure of documents and infor­ mation Failure to comply can result m sanction*. Including dismissal or striking of plead­ ings. WITNESS my hand and tha seal of Ihr* court on DECEM­ BER 24th. 1887 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publith: January 4. 11. IS. 29. ISSS DCM-21 Legal Notice M OTICI OF ACTION IM 1 81INERT ROM AIR IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOMTEEHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IH ARD FOR BE88IROLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M HO. BT-2ST0-CA-19-A SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision of lha Stale ol Florida. Patblenar, v MICHAEL D GIBSON. SHARON 0 GIBSON; COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINO CORPORATION, a New York Corporation d/b/a AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENOIR. JAMES K. FROEHLICH. OANA L. FROEHLICH; FIRS UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. RAY F GRIFFITH, NANCY GRIFFITH; RAY VALOCS 9* T *i f* ulterior o f fUmmni# County. Florida; and lha unknown ipousas o. tho above, M any; thetr hotra, devteeaa. assignee*, grant***, creditors, losaoot, siacutors. administra­ tors, mortgagee*, fudgmant creditors, trust* * * . Iianholdara. parson* m poaaaaaton and any and aa ether persona having or ctsmimg to have any right, into or mtaraat by. through, under or against tha above named Oafandante, or otherwise claim mg any right, title, or mtorocl m tho root property daacribad m this action, TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTUS ClAIMiNQ INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDIR OR AGAINST TH I NAMED DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTUS HAVING OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAVE ANV RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW. Fn Eminent Domain Petition, together with Ns Declaration at Taking has baan tiled m the abova-stytad court to acquire certain property mtarasts m Sammola County. Florida, dssenbad a* fo l­ io wt: PARCEL NO. 10S COUNTY ROAR 4SA. P H A M I FEE SIMPLE A FART OF THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1044. PAOf 4 M AS RECORDEO IN THE PUBLIC RECORDE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. L I M SOUTH 28 00 FEET FOR ROAD BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT A TINKLIPAUGH NAIL S DISK MARKING TH I SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 21. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. RANOE 30 EAST IN SEMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA; THENCE SOUTH S i*»2 10* (A S T ALONO THS SOUTH LINS OF SAID M O ­ TION 31. A DISTANCE OF 834 S9 FEET; THENCE NORTH 00*07 80* EAST. IS 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF REOINNINO AND A POINT ON THE NORTHERLY RIOHT-OF-WAV LINE OF COUNTY ROAO 49A AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF SURVEY OF ROAO TO PAOLA. PLAT BOOK 2. PAGE El AS RECORDEO IN T N I PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ANO ACCEPTED AS A 80 FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY BY SEMINOLE COUNTY RIOHT-OFWAV DEPARTMENT; THENCE NORTH OO’ M SS* WEST. SS 00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH E rM -IO ’ EAST. 200.00 FEET; THENCE SOUTH OO'OE'Xl* EAST. I I 00 FEET TO A POINT ON TH I NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L 0 «l OF SAID COUNTY ROAO ASA. THINCC NORTH M ‘ S M 0 * WEST ALONO SAID LINS, MO M FIST TO THE POINT OF MONtHM O. CONTAINING 7001 SOUAAE FEET. MORE OR LE M PARCEL HOG. 11AA/t1SS CGVGTY ROAR 4GA. PHASE I A FART OF THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED R8 OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK IB M . PAGES SOS-210 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 2007. PAGE ISOS AS RECOROSD 04 THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: O f SCRIPT ION 113A • FEE SIMPLE COMMENCE AT A TINKLIPAUGH NAIL B DISK MARK0*0 THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF M CTION I . TOWMBIRP SO SOUTH. RANGE 30 EAST Uf EEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA) THENCE SOUTH OO‘ tr-04- BAST ALOftS THS 8VEST LM S OF BAIO BBC* TION S. A DISTANCE OF XS.M PBET TO THE PORfT OF BBBM NINO ANO A POINT ON THS SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY L M i OF a COUNTY ROAO 4SA AS SHOWN ON TH I FLAT OF SURVEY OF ROAO TO PAOLA. PLAT ROOK t. PAGE I t AS RICOfMMO M THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A C C IF T IO AS A SO FOOT RIGHT OF-WAV RV S TV RIGHT-OF-WAY DEPARTMENT; THENCE SOUTH I T I T I O * (A S T ALONG SAID LINE. 313.42 FEET; THENCE SOUTN B**07 SO* WEST. IS 00 FEET; THENCE NORTH S TE S'IS* WEST, 28L88 FEETiTHENCI SOUTH 44-8011' W IST. 38 11 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00*27 04* EAST. M S I FEET; THENCE NORTH SB*tt'1S* WEST, IS 00 FEET TO A POINT ON T H I WEST LINE OF SAK) M C ­ TION S; THENCE NORTH 00*27 04* WEST ALONG SAIO LMS. 12S-82 FEET TO TH I POINT OF REOIIIIRNG. CONTAINING 14.210 SOUARI FEET. MORS OR LIBS. ANO DESCRIPTION 1 1M - RETENTION POND F IE SHSPLI COMMENCE AT A TM KUPAUOH NAIL S DISK MARK0IO TH I NORTHWIBT CORNER OF M CTION S. TOWNBfRP M SOUTH. RANOE 20 EAST IN EEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA) T W I C E SOUTH 19*12'10' EAST ALONO THE NORTH LME OF SAIO BBCTION S, A DISTANCE OF S1I-S7 FEET; THENCE SOUTH Sr tT'SS* WEST. I03.2S FEET TO THE POINT OF “ CONTINUE SOUTH OS*87'SO* WEST, S4.SS SOUTH 00*28 1** WEST, 48-Si PSCTl THENCE SOUTH S l t T I B * EAST, M M FEET; THENCE SOUTH B 4 *M *S r EAST. E S M FEET, th e n ce s o u th s n r t s * e ast, s e a s f e e t th ence n o r t h 8S*SI'18* W U T . 4821 FEET; THENCE NORTH 1E*4i*SS* WEST, 114.14 FEET, THS N C I NORTH tr «4 * 8 T * BAST, 11747 F IS T TO T H I PORfT OF M GM NtNQ. CONTAM MO T i l l SQUARE FEET, M O M OR L M S . TOTAL AREA a 21 M E SQUAREPIET, IS O M OR ISSS. DSM-TSS Legal Notice MOTICI OF ACTION IN EMINENT I IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP ' JUDICIAL CMCUIT, IN i FL C A M HO. ST-B SM -CA-1S-W SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political iu id M o ls n o f the St^u ol Florida. ' IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. E7-4T0S-DR-0E-W ADRIAN L BEARD PETITIONER NANCY A BEARD RESPONDENT NOTICE OF ACTION OF DISSOLUTION OF M ARRIAOI TO NANCY A BEARD YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action tor d'ltolution ol mainag* ha* bean tiled agamat you and you aia required lo servo a copy ol your written defenses, if any. lo it on ADRI­ AN L. BEARD. Petitioner, w hot* addrai* I* S86-C Oitanta Ava , Altamonte Spring*. Florid* FEET TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST. HAVING A RADIUS OF 28 00 FEET. TMBffCt FROM A CHORD BEARING OF N S8'2S17*( RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG T H I ARC OF SAID CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 80*00*88* A DISTANCE OF 21 AX FEET TO THE PORfT OF TANOENCY AND A POINT ON THE NORTH LINE OP SAIO LOT 47. THENCE RUN S S S 'M M 'I ALONG SAIO NORTH IM S A DIS­ TANCE OF B-S3 FEET. THENCE RUN 141*07 01 *W A DISTANCE OF XX.10 FEET; THENCE RUN 800*S4 01*I A DISTANCE OF IDEAS FEET TO A POINT ON THS SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 47; THENCE RUN NSS'13 14'W ALONG BAN) SOUTH U Sf« A DISTANCE OF S 00 TO TH I POINT OF BIOINNINO. CONTAINING 1ST SOUAR! FEET MORI OR LE M . Each Defendant is further notified that Mae PafRMnar arid peti­ tion for an Order o f TakMtg before th* iMnarakle LRBRARR EL W O O *, on# o f 0i# Judies of lha abovo-sfyfad Caurt. aa Man dap. th* 9th day o f February, IS M , al 1:10 p ja.. Courtroom K. In 0«o Sammola County Courthouse. Sanford, f with Ms Declaration of Taking heretofore S. T IE A FART OF THE PROPERTY M SCRM EO M OFFICIAL I ROOK IM S . PAGES SOS-ttO AMO OFFICIAL 1007. PAGE ISOS AS MCOROED M T H I PUBLIC i SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. REMO DESCRIBE D AS FOLLOWS: DESCRIPTION T1S • TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT roM M ENTE AT A THRU BASIKMI NAIL S DISK MARKHfR THE NORTHWEST O O R M R OP SSCTKM *, TOWNSHIP M SOUTH. N A H M SO BAST M EEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA) THENCE s o u t h a r s r i r e a s t a l o n o t h e n o r t h l e w o p sajo s e c ­ t io n A DISTANCE OP XS247 FEET; THENCE SOUTH E T S T M * WEST, S O M FEET) THENCE MORIN 00*82'I t * WEST SS47 F M T TO THS PORfT OP M O M N R M ) THENCE SOUTH SS*S7*EB* W U T . SO-SO FEET; THENCE NORTH 88*11'IS * WEST, 4 S M P U T ; THENCE NORTH S t u r t s * EAST, M M PUTS THENCE SOUTH s s * * r i r b a s t , *000 f e e t t o t h e p o s i t o p s s o n s s m . CONTAMMO 1 M 0 SO U AM FM T. M O M OR LESS. s. VwV M* I one ef Me Judge* of 0m >Si»q i»yli< Court, an I ISM day Of February. ISM. M MS AJR., Cld W Ik L. m 0rn ly request a hearing on th* Potmen for Pm Order o f Taking at M e tuna and place dooignolod and bo howd. Any 0 Mon Sam ' fua a timely request for hearing shall v a lv e Shy rtghl ta i 0w Order o f Taking. Each Oclcndam and any othaTj 0w property daacribad M th# Patman In S m t Domam proceeding ta hereby raguvgd >d I d any you have, lo the Petition l tho Petitioner, and any request far g I th* Order e f Taking. H desired, on I i la shown below g n a r I and U f 4 s 0to engamf a f ydur wrfha M THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS MSHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR M M IN O LS COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION CABS RO. ST-BBSI-CA DIVISION 14 STANDARD FEDERAL SANK, Plaint ift(t), ve. SCOTT J CASWELL, el el. Defendant)*). NOTICS OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVfN pureuant lo a Final Judgment of M ortgage Foreclosure dated January ISth, ISSS, and anlarad in Cate NO. S7-2282CA e f the Circuit Court ef tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In end for SEMINOLE Count*. Florida vheraln STANDARD FIPCRPL SANK I* th* Plaintiff wtd SCOTT J CASWELL ar* th* Defendants, I will sail lo th* highest end batt bidder for caah at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF TH I SEMINOLI COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIOA *1 11.00 b.m , on lha ITth day ef FEBRUARY. ISSS. the following described property aa sat forth In t v d Final Judgment: LOT 20. SOUTH PtHECREST FOURTH ADDITION. ACCOROINQ TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK I t . PAOES 42 AND 42. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND end th* *#el of thl* Court on JANUARY ism. II (SEAL)' CNrk e l the Circuit Court S r Jean Britiam Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCellA. Raymar. ban an S Frappmr Fool Office S e i 2410 Tamp*. FL 22801 FSM0SO22 NOTICS in accordance with the American* DmabNrtm* A d . per­ son* nsedmg a special accom ­ modation ie pametpet* m Hus proceeding ahauld earn ed lha notice net later than coven (T) day* prmr le lh * proc eeding al th* addraa* given on the none a Telephone: 407-2224220 PCI. 4217; 1-iM-SSS-S77l a 0 0( ar I -000-099-8770 (v). me Fiend* Relay Publith Ja January >8. end February I. IM S M T M CM CUIT COURT OF THS BtGMTSlHTH JUSfCISL CIRCUIT COUNTY, C A M HD.l g?-tS S S C A CM ASS MANHATTAN MORTGAOS CORPORA!ION. Plamiirt. *9. DAVID C GOODWIN and ViRQINIA C. GOODWIN, hr* wit*; et bl. ROTICB OF SALS Net tea i* hereby given 0ml. pursuant le th* Order or Fmal M the Circuit Court of Seramale le d c d d m County, Florida. LOT t . ALAOUA. P H A M ML ACCOROMO T O T H t ^ P U ^ ROOK 48. P A O M .I TMROUOh ' S. MCLUSIVS. OF TH I PUBLIC RECOROS OF M M INOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA. and c ommonly known ec. 2227 Alequc Drive. FL 22T7S North Park Avc.. m Sanford. Florldc. cl 11 00 AM on Fabruary 17th. 1S9S. Oiled January 18th, ISSS. MARYANNE MORSE AS CLERK OF THE COURT By Jaan Bnllanl Deputy Clark in accordance with lha American* With Oitabiitti** Act. C parson* with ditabiiitiee needr g a tpecial accommodation to parlicipal* in thit proceeding fi thould contact court Admlnictralion *1 iclcphen* number 407-122-4230. net later than cavan (7) day* prior to the »q «T proceeding II haermg tmpaaad. (TOO) 1-200 SSS-S771. or Voles (V) 1-000-899 8770. via Florida Relay Sarvtc* M tsen S A **ecia«*t. PA. 177S7 US IS North. Suit* S00 Cltarwatar, FL 34S24-SSSS ( t i l ) S3S-3IOO Publith: January IS . end Fabruary 1, 1S9I OEM-187 H IN T N i CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, 10 ANO FOR M M IN O LS COUNTY, LOT TI. SUMMERHILL. PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 21. PAGES SO THRU SI. PURLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORI­ DA ha* been Mad agamat th* corpotalton th* corperstion I* required te carve a copy *9 H* wrman detenee*. M any. ta R on DAVID J. STIRN. IS O PlamWt* Mlemey, who** address •* SOI S University Drive *800. Piant tdon. FL S2224 within 20 at 0W S M ifW dd M sMS P s MSsr v d ** d a. K you fad ka armorer, a entered ageswt you far M m im EM.demanded M fh a fad lo requaef a hddfMg dh fhd PsSRMaiMr Order ahak war*# any rlgM 9a ahfacf M aald Order M PafRNn. M you ten te re quaef a hearing an 0m F iHMea far Order df TSfcing you alms mated any rlgM te ebfect m eaM Order df hand and aaM M aald Court an OECEMMR S » . Court an DECEMBER IMR. and purpesoads sat MrSMn' acid PefRMn. N you fan te wmamTs CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT M ANO FON M M R fO L I COUNTY, T ill I IE . 11 It, t i M M -S ( *1 »1 dt 1? *4* i& I* * j i w>odH»fl COURT ADMIfftSTRATION, o f the EEMMOLE Caunty Courthouse M *47-121-4228 (E T 4227, 1-S0d BBI-ET71 (TOO) o f 1-BSd BEE >770. «Ss J. T.1 Ml 2S, and MM-1SB L «q «l Nolle# OARS MS. S 7 r fd g 7 -S A -f«-S UNITED ETATSE OF AMERICA, PMMg S tro u p 0 m United S i m * * Diptrtmawt d f Arthur w q. Rural I. f/h/s Fa MICHAEL A. SMITH, tmtr end Kneel deat in d w t e f MILDRED S. s m i t h . p/kJa MILDREO NEAT NIC I SMITH. P er cased: MONICA M. SMITH, heir and Arm* descendant e f MKOMBO S. SMITH. WkJd MILDREO BEATRICE SMITH, O ocaand; WILLIE E. SMITH, hair and Hnatl daat indam of MILDRED E. SMITH, Wk/a MILDRED BEATRICE SMITH. Daaaaaad; AMERICAN OENERAL FINANCE. R*C^ a FMrtda aarpdrMtdR. Uk/a OENERAL FINANCE CORPORATION OF FLORIOA; ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OF EEMMOLE. Aft/a ATLANTIC SA9M OF BANFORO; RICHARD S. CSEEEIBERRY. TRUSTEE; FKMm T th E CONBOUOATED 0OMFR«SE«!!i» Maaacthuaana Dec taralien e f True*. auMartaad 9a da buabmaa K Sm Btata e f FMrtda. UkJa JOHNSTOWN AMERICAN COMFAMEE. Wk/a JOHNSTOWN PROPERTIES. WWa REOERCY APARTMENTS; L i LAND MANAGEMENT. 0fC.. a FMrtda carparMMn. d^/a OROVEVIEW VILLAS APARTMENTS; NEWBURY PLACE UMITSO diqa nlnaS^M* Uaodadd I^MKS WMwA I ^^^pFTSFylr* ImSMSU* f w w »BaiCewMLM MwtMSfRp, authorupd M da Aucmaaa M S m Su m e f FMrtda. d/b/a NEWBURY PLACE APARTMENTS; N0RW1BT FINANCIAL FLORIDA, INC , a FMrtda carparaban; RICH-UNITID CORF., a FMrtda aarparatMn; S S L PROPERTY MANAGEMENT. 0fC., a dMaalvad FMrtda aarpgraMn. W V a BUNOANCE APARTMENTS. BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA; SPECTRA PRODUCTIONS, 08C- a dMailvad Ftanda corporal>on. d/b/a SPECTRA UOHTRtO S SOUND; STANOARO OUARANTY INSURANCE COMPANY, d Oclacmrc corparM ian. audmrtcad u Sa buemeea m n m BUM a l FMrtda; STATE FARM MUTUAL AU T0M 08RJ MSURAMCS COMPANY, an HhneM c on n rati an. auMarlaad la da buatnaM In 0 m BUM e l FMrtda; BTATB OF FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; OOROON MERRITT, Nab and bnaal daaccndam al CO*N)OR MERRITT. CMtaaacd: CLBARETHER WHITE, (Mb and Mrmat iaacanda I 0 CONOOR MERRITT. Pac aaaad; IONA IVORLOS, Nab and I d e l candam at CONOOR MERRITT, naraaaiS; CORA BNCAO, h a* and Hrwdl daacandam e l CONOOR MERRITT, Pacaaaad ; and CONNIE STONE, ha* and Mm M daacandam al CONOOR MERRITT, I Fabruary t M i!n'iMS.>M n S s T f U ^ eTlbe^WwR m e T ? S m ' Caunty Caurthauaa. Banfard. FMrtda, auAMctka as ad Mr SM u a t pMperty Ssacrtbad M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WTTH OiSASIUTIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DtEASiUTIBE NEEDINO A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT AOMPHSTRATION A7 SSI NORTH PARK AVENUE, SANFOAO. FLORIOA 82771, TSLSPHfME (4*7) 22S-4BM. SET. 4*27. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCSBOMQ. IF HEARING IMPAIRED, (TOO) 1-SM •771. OR VOICE (V) 1-SCO-SS*-8770, V U FLORIOA&SUW VICE. ^ PubfteNi January M . i OEM-184 *r WITNESS my hmtd and lh * Mf aaal e f 0u* Court at SEMPfOLE I County, Florida. 0w* 20th day et January. IM S MARYANNE MORSE i C U M OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SV: Car atm V I tarn Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. SUL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ESI 8. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE Odd PLANTATION. FL BBSS* i Otamt SO , FL SEM I MT71 (SET) 811-1180, BaL 7ES4 s*r cm DATED on January ISth. I I MARYANNE ft*p n ft Clark a l Cbeud Caurt Peal Offlca Drawer C Sanford. FL 22772-OSSd Frederick J. Murphy. Jr. County V S the corporation for M e a*tt*f sm Sv m c ic Courthouse •0 et true nertc* et action and tde w the origami with the cmrb e f i f vu* court etvmr before cerate* nl on PlemtiR'c attorney ar tmmedmtsty ttmraaflar atkarwiaa s r. Far cash, M Pm County ap «T JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOl B7-M 20-CA-1S-S UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL SANK. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO LEAOER FEDERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS. OLOA I. RODRIGUEZ. ET AL OSFENOANTIE) ROTICB OF ACTIOS CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICS TO: BALLARD HOUSMG PARTNtRS. LTO. A DISSOLVED LIM­ ITED PARTNIRSHIP 0/S/A WINDSONG APARTMENTS whose current place of buetrmc* H unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action te Ioracle** a mortgage on tha (shewing NOTICE IE HERESY GIVEN SMI pursuant u a Summery Final JudEmam a l Fora*Maura enured an January iSVi. IM S , by S m above emoted Caurt rn tha above atyk ' Clerk a l Court or any e l Me duty euthei property aduetad m l emmata Caumy, I Let* 19* and 170, JO . Ppe katdY tat aamtimi m u accarding la 0m ptat thareef. rac ir d id m Flat Beak a, Paga 104 a l 0m Pubba Rac arda #1 Sambrnfe County, FMrtda, with the d o rk e f thl* Court MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA • r : Ruth King Deputy Clatk Ro b e r t a . McM il l a n Coimty Attorney for Seminole County, Florida Seminole County SirvteCC S mI S M 1101 (a c t Fuel Street •anlord. Florida 127T1 Telephone (40T) 321-11 IB. E a t T IM Allot nay far Petitioner Publiah: Sunday. tw ilITT ,W * Sunday. January SB, IB M OEM-1 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice Legal Notices 1.M to ud -O’ ( i �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida •Sunday, January 2 5 ,1W8 •H Legal Notices em eu rr co u nt ■MHTBSNTM JUDICIAL CINCUIT ■CM MO L I COUNTY, FLORIDA C A M NO.: *B -1 tS -C A -ia -A city or LARI MANY. FLORID*, a municipal corporation shifting under in* law* of th* B lit* of Florida, PeHttoner, «. J. MILTON MOONt, and FLORRII A. MOORE, hla wife; NAY VALDM a* Ta« Collector of Bom (note County. Florida; and tha unknown apouao* of tha above. H any; their hair*, devtaee* •■•igneet, r a n t * * * , creditor*, leeeeee, eaecutora. admmlatratora, mortgag e e * . lodgment creditor*, truatee*. lienholder*, pereone in poeaeeeion and any and ail other peraon* harm* or claim In* to have any n*ht. title or inter**! by. through, under or agaMet the above named Defendant*, or otherwlee eleimmg any rl*ht. title or Intereat In the real property deaenbed m thla action. Reapondenta SUMMON* TO DHOW C A U M AND N O T tC I OF MIAMI NO NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN FROCIEDINOS: TO: ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING J. MILTON MOORE FLORRIE A. MOORE 111 Rinehart Road Lake Mary, FL 11741 RAY VALDES. lem m ole County Tai Collector n o t EMI Fkat Street Sanford. FL 11771 YOU AND ANY OTHER REASONS CLAIMING ANY INTEREST IN THE RRORERTV DESCRIBED IN THE PETITION IN EMINENT DOMAIN ARE COMMANDED to aerve written defence to the Petition on: DONNA L. MCINTOSH. ESOUIRE Attorney for the City of lake Mary Root Otl.ce Boa 4S4I Senior*, FL 11771-4*4* (407) 111*1171 at'lhtn thirty 1101 day* after aervteo of thla Summon* upon you. Sictuatv* of the day ef eervlce. and to file the original ot your written detente* with th* Clerk of IM* Court, orthor before aorvic* on Petit lon er* Attorney or immediately thereafter, to ahow what right, tltl*. im ereti or Iron you. or any of you. have m and to tho betow-deacribod pro party m tho Petition end to ahow cauea, if any. why the property ehould net be condemned for tho uaoa end pm p ee** m eat forth m tho Petition it you fad to do *o, a default may be entered egemet you for tho rairot demendod m tho Patitton. ESTATS: FIB BIMPlE PURPOSE: ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AND RETENTION POND The South*eel 1/4 of the North***! 174 ot tha S outh***! 1/4 end South 1/1 of th# Southottl 1/4 of tho Northweef 1/4 of tho Southwoet 1/4 o f Section 04. Tewnefup 10 eouth, Rang* 10 f e t f, LESS the Weel 110 leal of the North t/1 of lh* Southweat 1/4 of the Northweef t/4 of th# Southweat 1/4 Eaet of Ruvohert Rood. Soctlon OS. Townehrp 10 South. Rang* 10 le a f. Seminole County. Florida. Co n t a in in q 11.17 ACRES. MORE o r l e s s FURTHER. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thot the Petitioner or* petition for an Order ot Teams bofort th* Honorable Aien A Cheney, on# Ot tho Judge* of fhr* Court, on tho 74lh day ot February. I PM *1 1 10 a m., m Courtroom J of th* tammoi* County Courthouto. 141 North Pork Avenue, Sanford. Florida 1277! It * hearing re desired, you arc required tefda a roquet! tor A hearing on th* pel it ion tor order of raking and ear*# a copy on tho Petitioner at th* above addrett Fadur* to Ida a requoal tor a hearing ahaa w a n * any right to ebfecr to th* Order of Taemg M tttu a n dodo togotmonf* Tien* 10 dto*. contodot o port* dot recibo d * e e l* nofihcacion. para c on test* fa demen B* adpmta. per oactita, y p ****m *rl* am* eat* tribunal Una Ha­ mad* lefeloruce no lo protagora Si uatod deeea quo *i tribunal *o datanaa. dob* proMntar au roapuaata pot eacrrto. i *1 numaro dal ceee y to* nombre* a * ie* pane* utter*. Bf uaftod no contaeta to damando a trompo, pudn aa paraet Of c o m y podna ear de*p*|aM da au* mgreao* y proptedede*. o pnved* da au* daracho*. am prom* ameo def tribunal lu eton ot roe rdwrreitM legale* Si to* deeea. puede ueted coneuRar a un *M. Sr no conec* a un ebogado. puede Ha­ mer a un# d * to* eftemes d * aeretencie legal qu* aperecen an la guie tetoteruca Sr deeea reepender a to demand* per tu cuemt. *i mremo Hem­ ps on quo prgeente au reepuM U ant* *i tribunal, debar* ueed gnmar per cerreo e entrap ear una cepm da tu repueet* a to per* in* denemmad* abeie came •Petitioner-* Attorney* (Temendento e Abogedo del Domenaente) Legal Notices you* faudra eg el* menI. an mem* tamp* qu* cett* tormedte, take parvenlr ou ocpendler un* cople d * voir* report** eerlt# au -Peliloner * Attorney* (Pletgnenl ou a ton avocal) nomm# cl- ■KAU AI Dee pour Cult * * judiciara* ent Ot* emrepriee* com r* roue You* # * * » M tour* coneecutde * portu do to date do I oaeignaiion do cetio cnotion pour deg*ear un* report** pent* a to ptomt* cleupree do c * ertounof . Un pimpto coup d t tetophono **t ua prat eg or. Veue efa* ebkge da depcaor vofr* noouooaa ML *f * *u * eeuftaWM quo to tnbmei *. gi you* no d *p * *M p m vofr* rogonae acm# L you* tieauto do perdre to* c*um amor quo argent, at ygg Men* pomrent otro ea/atepar to peppyto uSaytore du NMueel d y ■ d'mrtreo m el yaw* powaee reSNerir Mb eontoM fmweBf «aw* M tennaieeae beed’evecet. veu#' ' r s hr aervice d* leterenee d avocefe *u a un Mididue (hgurent a lennuetr* do tele• dapeeer veue mama un* repenee eent*. n If you aro a per eon with a disability who nooda any accommo­ dation In order to participate In thla proceeding, you era entitled, at no coat to you, to tho provtaton of con am aaalatanc*. Pleat* contact Court Admtnlttretton ef 301 N. Park Avonua, Sulla N10I, Sanford. FL S2TT1 |407) 111-4110, o il. 412T wlthm 1 working day* at your receipt of thla none*; If you are hearing or vofca impaired, cad 1-IOO-SS5-ST71. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO EACH SHERIFF OF THE STATE: YOU ARE COMMANDED fo eerv* thla Notlc* ol Action and Summon* to Show Ceuee Why th* Property Should Not b * Taken, Petition m Eminent Domain, Declaration of Taking, and Notice of LM Pendent In thla cauea on th* above-named Defendant WITNESS my hand and 1h* Seal of thia Court on fhl* 12nd day of January. ISSS. (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clerk ot tho Circuit Court m and lor Sammola County, Florida t>/: Cacoiia Ekarn Deputy Clark Publtth: January 19. and February t, I , IS, I t t l D IM -104 IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT N*q<***i fa r P ro p ***!*/ OF THE II0H TSSNTH Oualfflaatfon* JUDICIAL CMCUIT RFP-4SB-SS/NJC M AND FOR COSG/NOMB/SHIP •IM fN O LB COUNTY, Heuelng FLORIOA R ecen itru cflen P refrem CIVIL ACTION Seminole County Board of C A M NO. S7-S11 t-C A County Commianonar* re­ Oft/tSION t4B queue intarettad partiaa to RYLAND MORTGAGE aubmil formal eealed p ro p el■ COMPANY. ai*rqu*l«lic*tiont for Plaintrffftl. CDB0/H0MC/SHIP Homing v*. Reconilruclion Program at PIERRE A Oeicnbed in lh* RFP ■ROOKS, at al. Document! Defend*nt|>) nrp/Oueiiticetion package* NOTfCS mu be available at the County t OF FORSCLOBURB B A LI Pu'chaimg Divition located at: NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN tto t E t i l Street, Room 1101 purauant to a Final Judgment ot Sanford FL 11771 M ortgage Foracloaura dated HOT) 111-1110. *■ ! 7 1» S/7IIS January ftth , ttti, end Fee: |407| 110-SS4S entered in Ceee NO 01-11 ttRFP/OullrlKIHon> Document* CA of the Cuemt Court of lh* may be requeued by Fat-onEIGHTEENTH Judfciel Circuit in Demand |407| 979-0010 and ter SEMINOLE County, Propoiet* mult be received m Florida wherein RYLAND th# Purchaimg Oivnion, Room MORTOAOE COMPANY le th* 1109. no later then 7 00 p m Plaintiff end PIERRE A CROOKS (local lime! on February 29th. ere th* Oefendentt. I wdf eel) to I t t l Piopotati received attar tho tugheet end beet bidder tor luch time will be returned ceeh el th* W IS T FhONT unopened DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE ALL PROSPECTIVE PRO­ COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ POSERS ARE HEREBY CAU­ FORD. FLORIDA ef 11:00 am . TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY on th* 17th day of FEBRUARY. MEMBER OF THE SEMINOLE ISSO. tho following described COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS property a* eel forth w eeid OTHER THAN THE SPECIFIED Finel Judgment CONTACT PERSON REGARD­ LOT I t . OEIR RUN UNIT IS. ING THIS RFP PRIOR TO THE ACCORDING TO THE PLAT FINAL EVALUATION AND RANK. THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ■NO BY COUNTY STAFF ANY PLAT BOOK 14. PAGE SO. PUB­ SUCH CONTACT SHALL BE LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CAUSE FOR REJECTION OF COUNTY. FLORIDA PROPOSAL TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ M/WBf * are encouraged le LOWING PERSONAL PROPSRparticipate m th* RFP p ro ce ll TV: RANOE/OVEN. FAN/HOOD. Betty J Cohen. CPPB DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. Contract! Supervttor SMOKE DETECTOR. CARPET Publrah: January IS. IM S WITNESS MY HAN0 end lh* DEMITS teal ef thre Court on JANUARY M W ----------ism. isat The Central Florida Job* end (SEAL) ■ ducatlen Partnerehip, In*., Maryann* Mote* announce* a meeting ot the Clerk ot the Circuit Court WAGES Trimportation Commi­ By Joan Bndani ttee. to which th* public It Deputy Ctork invited Echevarria. McCall*. Raymor. DATE: January 10. t t t t Barrett B Frapprar TIME: 1pm Poet Office Boa 1410 PLACE: CFJEP Office Tampa. FL 11*01 tPOl Lee Rd . t ie . l o t Wmt*r Park FL FaroaasM PURPOSE: To diecuM m etier, NOTfCS ef inter**! I * lh* Centra/ Florid* In accordance with th* Jobe and Sducalton American* OraabdqiM Act. perPartnerehip. Inc., with refer­ •one needing a epeciet accom­ ence le Workforce modation to panic mote In Itu* Development Iteue*. proceed mg ahoutd contact th* F*r Further Information. Contact: nolle* not tolar than eeven (7) GARY J. SAUL. day* pndSte tho grateeem g at NMSUThrS f th* edOfCOs gw,erf -on * the CENTRAL FLORIOA J A P n b ik * TetophonO *#7-1111M l L IS ROAD. STS. 2M 4110 eel. 4117 j t W M s Bi l l WINTER PARK FL S17SS (TOO) er 1-a00-sst-i770 (v); vte 14071 741*4M l Pubkeh January I t . ISSS OCM-tM eery t. IS M O fif-M O IN TMS CIRCUrr COURT OP T H I 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR BSMINOLB COUNTY, OBNBNAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NOi S7-11IS-CA-14-L SOURCE ONE MORTOAOE SERVICES CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. AMER KAMAL BUSHARA, A/K/A A.K. BUSHARA; DONNA A. BUSHARA; THE CROSSINOS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC ; LAKEVIEW VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION, INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE C.OE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFINOANT(S) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY OtVCN purauant to a Summery Final Judgment ol torecloouro dared January ttlh , 1991, entered m Civil C it e No. S7-1IS9-CA-14-L of the Circuit Court ol IT)# 1STH Judicial Circuit m end for SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanford. Florida, l will tell lo tho hrghett end beet bidder for ceeh ef th* W elt Front Door ot th* SEMINOLE County Courthoue* located at 101 North Park Avtnu* m Sanford, Florida al 11 00 am on th* 17th day ef February. ISSS the following dteertbed proper­ ty a* eat forth m laid Summary Final Judgment, to-nlt: LOT M , AND THAT PORTION OF LOT I t DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHERN MOST REAR COR­ NER OF LOT M . RUN N 00 OEORIES 10 MINUTES 11 SEC­ ONDS C FOR A DISTANCE OF t t l FEET; THENCE RUN 17 OEOREIS 04 MINUTES 07 SEC­ ONDS E FOR A DISTANCE OF 10 71 FEET TO THI EASTERN MOST REAR CORNER OF SAID LOT M . THENCE RUN AlONQ THE ORIGINAL LOT LINE BETWEEN LOTS M I M . S IS DEORIES 40 MINUTES 17 SEC­ ONDS w f o r a d is t a n c e o f I t 04 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINO. LAKEVtEW VIL­ LAGE. ACCORom a t o th e PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED PLAT BOOK IS, FADES 44 • 49, INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 04l#d thu I4th day ot January. ISSS •CIRCUIT COURT SEALI MARYANN! MORSE Clerk of ttl* Circuit Court Deouty Ctork LAW OFFICES OF OAV.OJ. STERN, PJL. ATTORNEY FOR PLAMTtFF SOI S Univererty Drive Bud* 900 Plantation. FL 11114 (994)111-0000 ir-iu tr (snw) In accordance with th* American with OtoaWBtto* Act. pe'kone with d e e M M e need mg a epeciet accommodation to participate m Itu* proceeding ehould contact th* Clerk of lh* Circuit Court at th* SEMINOLE County Courthoue* of 407-1114110 EXT. 4117. not liter than aevan day* prior t* tho pro­ ceeding If hearing Mpokod.1 aOO-BM-OTTI (T00| or 1-gooSS9-ITT0. via Fiend* Relay February 1. IS 0CM.1SI a ,r 7m tsr«». COURT ■TATS OP M W VMM COUNTY OP TBMPBI M The Best Things In Life Are Free... Like idveitUing your $100or leu item in ourclairlfied lection. That's right - it's free. Just clip the attached coupon and mail to: / TO : LAKE MAR genfonl HwaM / Lehe H v y LM» F.O. BOX 1*67 m>iM7 n cc IH g n tft J Y bb ( -•tS B O A l ) No 4 Price o f item auiod (SI00 or lets) • Ad will run 3 days only * I item per ad per household per week • Private pony (non commercial) only • Ad nuul be on shove coupon. todoa Me. S1-1S04 SJI Me. ST-OO7044 0 *1 * at Filing: OtMS/SO P ill LOTT. Plaintiff, agamal STEVEN JAMES STEWART, Defendant Plaintiff deirgnate* Tompktnl County aa lh* place ef Inel Th* b M ll of tn* venue ie Plamtitt * retidenc# ■w om en * wHb Motto* Piemtitt reerdei at 4S South Van Dorn Read. Ithaca. NY ACTION FOB R DIVORCB To th* above named Defendant: You are hereby lummoned fa aerve e nolle* of appeeranc*. on th* Plain tiff* Attornay(i) nithm 10 day* attar t>|p aervice Of thre summon*, eicluahre of th* day ol eetvrc* lor withm 10 day* attar the eervici to com ­ plete It thro lumdion* t* hot pei tonally deftiered te you withm trie State of New Vbrk); and m L ie * ef your faJur* to appear, Judgment will be taken again*! you by defli.lt for lh * relief demanded m the nolle* eat forth below. Deled January IS, ftM . Peutott* WiHiam* Cornell Legal Aid Altorney(t) tor Ptomlift Myron Taylor Hall ntMCa. NY 14(90-4SOI <S0T| 191-4 tM NOTICE: Tho nature Of Hu* action I* lo diatolv* lh* marn eg* between the pertto*. The ground* *r* abandonment. Th* relief eought t*. A lodgment ol ebeolul* divorce M favor of the ptomlift diaeotyfng th* marriage between th* parti** m thu action. T M nature of any ancil­ lary ratrof demanded a: (t| an o>d*r granting Ptamtifl mamtananco; (D an order granting Ptomtrft child eupporl lor lh* tupporl ot Tone*) Stewart, * child o f th# mart lege born October 10, 1M1 j ID an ardor granims oou/Ubto dwtnbutton of th* martial prog* any; 14) an order granting iquttobi* diYtaton o f any outstanding meriut debt*; (SI eontmuotton at the Custody Order s f lh * Tompkins County Family Court ol O r atoto *1 Now York dated August IT , ISSS. Docket No. v -tiM -sS : It) and such other and further rettof M the Court deems STOPI f Mid iuit, ATTORNEY S CERTIFICATION I hereby candy under pienffy of perjury and m an olhe er ef the court that I have np Snout­ ed*# that Mi# suBsiSPPi s f any of Mia tactual suMsdsMsna cantau M m p uedocum oof to tote*. ■ Logoi Aid i Teytor H * « iw se a. MV 1 4S91 IS#7) 1*9-41** PuBSsh: January February t, ISSS DCSM41 IS. ts. Legal Notices •• PUBLIC NOTICE” SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY Several member! o f the Sanford Airport Authority and Staff wilt ba attending th# Florida Airport M anager'! A llo c u tio n Mid-Year Conference held m Taltahsieoe, Florida from February 1 through 9. ISSS. Th* purpose of th* conference tt to aieh an g* Information and dltcue* area* of mutual concern with other Florida Airports, State Agencies, end Legislators. Members ot the public desiring further Information should con­ tact the Orlando Sanford Airport, Eaecutlv* Director, One Red Cleveland Boulevard, Sanford, Florida 32771 (407/112-7771). Stephen J. Cooke, A.A E. Eiecutrv* Director Publish: January 19, 199S DEM-19S IN THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR BSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATR DIVISION FHe Number S7-I0SS-CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ANOELA CAITO, a/k/a JULIA A. CAITO, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION (On* PR) Th* adminnlrelion ol the estate ol ANOELA CAITO. a/k/a JULIA A CAITO. decseted. File Number ST-1099-CP. t# penrhng m I7i* Circuit Court lor Semlnolo County. Florida. Probate Division, th* addreit of which to: P. O. Drawer C Sanford, Ftortde 11T72-OS9S Th* name and address ot |h* Personal Repreeentitly* and the Personal Representative's attorney er* set form below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFICO THAT: All person* on whom M l* notice le served who have objections Ihet challenge th* validity of th* WiM, th* qualifi­ cations of th* Persona) Representative, venue, or Juris­ diction ot this Court er* required to file th#*r objections with this Courl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THI DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH creditor* of lh* decedent end other persons having claims or demand* against decedent s estate on whom a of this netic* l* served withm thre* month* after the date of th# first publication of thla nolle* must tu* thee claim* nth Hue Court WITHIN THI LATER OF THREE M ONTH! AFTER THE DATE OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY D AY! AFTER THE DATE OF EERVICI O f A COPY OF THI* NOTICE ON THEM other creditors of lh* d ece­ dent and person* having claim* demand* egemet lh* d ece­ dent'* eetet* muel file their claims with Hue Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL C LA IM !, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVfR BARRED - Th* date o f ' the * Tint Publication ot Ihi* notice it IB, 1 JAMES *. ROBINSON ISO North Orange Avenue. ■ode *00 Orlando, Fiend* I t SOI Attorney For Personal Representative: (d a m L. WM tSISon . 044740 OilBS S ROBINSON. PA. 194 N. Orengo Avonuo, Suite *00 Orlando. Florid* StSOt Telephone (407) 41S-MI1 Publish: January ts. IS. ISSS 0EM-11S_______________________ CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole O rlando -W inter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T. HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLO SED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Tim es........... $.68/llne 7 Tim es........... $.84/line 3 Tim es.........$1.09/line 1 Tim e........... $1.42/line Ratos are par insertion 3 line Minimum. Scheduling may Include Lake Mary Ufa al the coal of an addi­ tional day Cancel when you gel results Pay only for the days your ad runs at rate earned. Use fuS description tor lattes! •asuits Copy must loOow acceptable form. We reserve th* right lo refuse any ad at any time. Commercial frequency rales are available DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon tha Day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. ADJUSTMENTS S CREDITS: In to * event o l an error, the Sanford Herald w il b e responsible tor lha Brat Insertion only and only Ihe ihe extent ot lh# cost of that Insertion Pt#ao* chock your ad tor accuracy the first d ay It runs 12—Eldgrty Cam HEALTHCARE A REHAB Con tor of Sanford ipecuk/mg m rehab and restorative car* 950 M»*omn*» Ave 3274566 14— For Sal* SCCURTTV BARS A OOORB EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE LEASE UC.. 34 yr* Eip Chooio from over SO.000 detrgnt ES/iq It Fro# e ll OraMy guaranteed 904 9*5 0013 or 407-324-316S 15— C*m «t*fy Lots 2 cemetery lot* 13.000 Save SI BOO 70— Education A LIKE W ORKING W ITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A* a A tto cttl* yw/1 •Gayot Fvgnma O ta •Fnanaa/Atotar TTtoMHhoU a tfy •Gradual*plaoamanrAaamCa* Today! 407-Stl-BStB Cfty Coflsge 14—Com pul#f/TV IS* Cebto Ready Color TV Ina tm* turn wheeled fv Hand han o n S75 00 C al 323-2411 7 0 -E d u c «tlo n A Training BS3 E**t A*f rtary 430. Sto 200 a 32707 71— Hslp Wanted ARB YOU • BK7T7VATE07 I art taofcinator I TM* 9i fcjwrrtaOO pkj* weetdy. P/T horn. Fun work erwtronCel Monday orOyt-11 ----- U A ieJ itaEmMS F/T A BYT tor • I turmg plant u Sanford. LA B O R FO R CE Staffing Sarvieaa O F F O R TU N ITlii C U S TO M E R N A TO R HR. 7*9 a*N qtoo C O O R D *- Jturiiyx juuiiao tti!W M A C H IN I F A R T * • F A C TO R • tm m M n . $a ocvtir. W erahou**. forkJMf. Accrad44d Tlucfc School COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Aaaitt WVond cl4440i NMonof Truck of P7M4 S kv i B i g to 90 to* M F. 7 00 *m-3 » pm CITY OF LARS MARY, FLORID* N O T K I OF O R DK R F U L L E R - Tamp/ RUBIK) HSARI HO PIANO L I BBOHB ■Prrv*to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Commission o l th# City to r t wmocMto My of laSe Mary. Florid*, that eotd C4i 321-TBB2 Commission win hold 0 Public ____ A ■ up to Hsarmg on February S, ISSS, 20 to* M-F, 7.30 em -« pm Greet at T OO P.M., or as soon there, bonoMi perky 1 Lonyvoorl Paid Treating alter e * possible, lo consider For HtohBtaga* ti-si reeding ot an Ordmanc* (44T) m -I I N E jlB I e r l riled Co* today tor an bdantfaw AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY •pporumteft FUNDED BY THE OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA, Phone aorMM Fa*: *31-291* DEPARTMENT PROYOINQ FOR THE VACAT710 E. ABamerd* Dr, *1003 OP ELDER AFFAMS INO OF A PORTION OF THE AA Spring*. FL 327D1 PLAT OF CARDINAL OAKS ESTATES. LOCATED IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. AND MORE PARTICULARLY USA TOEMYN toofdng tor oonDESCRIBED HEREIN. PROVID­ iractod dot agani* In to* Serv ING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVER­ NO TIC a lortVLaka Mary a m * tor t ABILITY AMO EFFECTIVE DATE, The Central rlotto* jo b * and dal. tbuiM. Mu*f Ba avWL i vacating th* following E due alien Partnorahtp, Inc., 3-1 am, M-F and described portion o l a plot: Mon lor coke ■nnounce* a Joint meeting o f Lot 7, Cardinal Oak* Eat ale*, driven Ic FL th* WAOEB Innoveflv* Pttol is raconftd tn Plat Book 19. me end Project* Committee an* Pago* 100 t 101. ol th* Official Racprd* Boeka ot Bomlnoto County. Florid* 2900 Mwn DATE: Februant *. IBS* Th* Public Hearing will b* hold E: axe *m. tn th* City Cemmtoaton PLACE: CFJBP Offtoe M .R. C O O R D IN A TO R 100 W. Lake Mary 1401 Lo* Rd-. SM. *0* ■B *n g Co. aaaBa MMtMuM ml Boulevard, Lakt Mary. Florida. Winter P art FL ■ in ptaoemem ol hourty amTha Public i* invited lo offend PURPOSE: T* diecuos maRere and bo hoard. Bard hearing may ef totorael M Mw Central Ftortoe Be continued tram time to tun* Job* and education until a I met decision la made by t*B3t*«19 * ParfneraMa. Inc., with rate f­ tti* City Commission. ts Workforce If Mi* Ordmanc* t* approved M toeuoe. on First Reeding, lh* City For Further Inform*!Ion, Cemmieslon will hold a Public CITY Confect: The Parka A Hearing on February f t t h , OARY J. EARL. mar* N now tbSB. el 7 00 PM., or a* toon EXECUTIVE DIRCCTOR n* lor n nastier a t possible, lo conCENTRAL FLORIDA J.I.P. s i f f second reading end odep1*41 LE I ROAD. STB. 10* '< ol Mi* Ordmanc*. WINTER PARK FL >17** -o p t** ol ITie Ordmanc* m fult (407) 741-4M * *> r avertable m the City Clerk's PubUeh: January H . 1*9* Oft*#. DBM-1S7 frOTB: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THII MEET INO ON HEARING. H I OR toy Lute Cam pM SHE WILL NBED A RECORD OF CeNbi *| CcJwt cniiaerwvu ere cmewd hem wn THE PNOCIE DINOB, AND jiyryiiv pe*> end *r*e*r« Each Woer w Vie cant roOqrietw K equwe C THAT. FOR BUCH PURPOSE. H I OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH THE •ZSV J V T T V O Z S F Z V ORN APPEAL I t TO ■■ BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES 1*4X10*. PI M ON I WITH DIBAM UTlia SHN VON SVWV NN F T NEEDING A M K TA N C E TO PARTICIPATE W ANY OP THEBE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ O F F N I L N Z K V WH R X V L I TACT THE CITY A M COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST «B HOURS IN B P U A O P U V N Z V U V . * — ADVANCB OF THS MEETWO AT V J 40T-SH-S024. V CITY OF LAKE MARY, H HR S L C C F U A . FLORIOA Coral A. Fetter. C *y Clark PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *1 always M * o lti# auXanos align DATBO: January 1 4 .1BBS l‘m directing — because I'm Ihe audlgnos.* — tts v tn PUBLISH. January IB. 1BBB Spmtwrg January IS. ISSS BtaMkyNEAVic S4 DEM-19* Legal N o tlctf CELEBRITY CIPHER �1 0 * • SanlonJ Herald, Sanford. Honda • Sunday. January 25.1998 71—Help Wanted Telemarketing Account Activators New Sweepetekee Company •110 Hr-frtui Caah Bonus**- a w js m u Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire "Thank You San­ ford Classifieds* O n* of ou r regular custom ­ er* em ploys aeverel hundred people and needed to run 3 ad a. Within 7 daya they got 25 appUcetlone for 3 differ­ ent positions. R Is alw*ys nice to help people find w ork a n d get the quelRy help yo u need. Call 322-2611. Santofd Ct*ssW#ds_TNoy realty 71— HBlp Wanted 71— H*lp Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— H«lp Wanted 71— HBlp WantBd A BETTER JOB FOR YOU’ Just Cali' Mover a Fee' HELP Personnel ( m m ASSOCIATE FURNITURE INSTALLERS lOopenmgtloregt mtUAert Sieetcas* exp a ptox Work tocatnd m LongwoodMaAtond ama J7 »1QY* SPARTAN PREMCR 631-3296 LOCAL ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Due to expansion. Large Lake Mary conpany hmng FuH Time Aaaoclalaa Wen Iran you to earn your potential w hmng eaperwnced COOKS, SERVICERS 6 DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay, pax! vacation* after t year Medical benefit! and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 Weti Sanford 407610-7771 A 3770 Orlando Or 17-62-Sanford. 407621-6306 DENNY'S RESTAURANT. PAYOFF CHRISTMAS DEBT) $100-* TO $10004 WEEKLY STUFFING ENVELOPES RUSH SASE TO ?t*l CENTURY MARKETING DEPT 13 T O BOX 284? DELAND. FL 32/70 Assembly 1ST AMO JNO SHIFT ASSEM BLY RECOTON CORPORA TTON, ttia naton r leading manuiacturer distributor of atoebome accessories, has an opening in it s Laka Mary tacety tor 1st and ?nd shrft as semtiiy positions Hours ar* 7 00AM 3 30PM and 4 00PM 12 30AM Must be Mae to Ml • mevmum ol 35 tic and stand lor 8 bean Apply at person at tOSO Emma Oaks Trex. Lake Mary. FL 32746 __________ F/T daye-R/T m r Can Tom o u -o a n . » SUM | 71—Help Wanted wot I l ATTENTION! ATTENTION' Would the tottowry (vokesuona's please step forward SUN Accountant • General Ledger (toe's. Bank Rees. e«cel n pkish resort settng Job Cost Accountant • Job Costing n constructon onyron ment. Track Costs. Purchase or­ ders. work wil ewrpendpntty n rr»J sued company Bookkeeper - Heavy accounts Payable. Oeneial Ledger. Pur­ chase orders, growth opporturrty within a busy enveonmom $1000 YEARLY —----- - — m . a -----u * i oonui rownnii Phone C Sfrt to Srrrtcr Inbound Sunbeam Consumar Cake Join the suiting serve# nictu sneiy endorsed as vendor ot choice by the National Associa­ tion of Crerkt Management. The American Payroll Association and The Institute ol Manage­ ment Accountants A Ptue M BMngual In any of the Mtowtngt -French Canadian -French $7 SQhr plus an addhonal S SOTtr Mngual dOarenttal H&GED raqured Type 35 wpm t yr custornar samca Emanenca prelerted Wndow-bated knowledge Good communication and prob­ lem toknng tkdt M ir ttln f . Inc. I w doid Locit o n Call (407) 667-5110 Stottard aAe Uuat have knoxiadga ot Credit and O “ mo*. $9 per hr. Ptoaaa cal ► nn Adecca BAR PERSON A/R Salary to n ASSEMBLERS Santord area. Good tab history mq IN S 2nd aval CaLL 661 STAFFING Jpm-tlpm A 1lpm-7am SALAMES BASED on EXPERK MCE Cal DaBary Manor, 407-646*426. Ask tor [Vector of Nur* mg or apply within 60 North Hghway 17-92. DeBary. Ftonda Drug Fra* Workplace EOE. DENTAL ASSISTANT Win tram. Mutt have pleating personality I transportation Send resume to 217 S Oak ave Santord. FL 32771 JO B S JO B S EXP LANDSCAPE PERSONS HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ap­ ply withm. 300 Waal Airport. Santord------------------- K YOU WANT MORE FROM A A NEW YEAR • A NEW CAREERI ADECCO ii leammg up with Santord compart** u create exciting fob opportunities II you have skat, anMmn and a dm* tor queer* we have a great opportunity with greal The Reterve* Network, a rec­ ognized Putting nduttry leader it rpcmftng lor vknout envy level to aiKanced oRtoe and taduttnal cpporturntiet throughout toe Central Ftonda area The k4 lowrg (t yitt a tampkng ot avatebkt poetoont •OFFICE* Cuttomer Service Data Envy Adrrxnttvairve Support From Desk Attendin' We have |0b* m toe toaowrg areas •WDUSTTKALWarehoute General Labor •Mall Sorters •Assembly •Genoral Warehouse •Production •OeobtsI Labor Uoti potMon* o6er toe chance tor to* kme-fwe Cat tor more into or to echerM* an araneEOC 1ST 6 2ND SWftar* We are located at 200 Waymom Corel 4124. between Huntington Bank 4 to* Potl Once on Lake Mery Bhd Ml IM Q w tM M I 4676*0-7171 IEJL 6SS, 61101 I •7767770 OFFICE Total Workforce Solutions! Conducting H e w n tor to* L A B O R RfTE*33D-341S Deify work-Oaiy pay VWxdaa 4 P U W Opening tor MaW Wtvar w/van LABORER tor a parking tot and LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNOCROROUNO imUTY CONTRACTOR Sale* AxviLkiie* AsxnUnt* Fu* lima $ Part Txix) PRODUCTION W O RKERS Large Sarkord Compane* seek­ ing auembtor* and production workars Start today any xhri, tyeal opporkaxty Wa oTtor banalt*. [peal pay and growth cpporMWtoe Open wervtear* be ng heto Wad. January 26. Vnm 8am-1tarn and lpm 3pm. 3644 South Ortanda Dr. Santord Canlad CORESTAFF al 3 » 7789 tor more information Wa pay (or Etpertonce Excaltonl Benefits Cal o x 24 hr Job Ima t<»n>' 1-400-711-JOBS EOE R E C E P T IO W S T / B O O K KEEPER NEEDED The Houvrvg Authority ot to* Cay ot Santord Ftonda w *aak mg an a^ tananced receptnrvaV R IG H T H A N O M AN Needs 75 wofksrt dally. ROOFERS experienced only HELPERS minimum 18 year* ok] no experience nec#*Mry Mull hav* iskabto rt*'Y I'anx port*lion CaO 122-6417 SALES REP-Vertical Blinds $25K-$3SK/year fuu banelilt EARN FDCCTlIie PAY F O R P A R TTIM E W O R K !!! SANTORO HERALD 100 N French Avenue. (407) $69-0444 RETAA SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 6 Unarmed Brandy 4 Aaaoc. 634-7444 FINE JEWELRY SALES ASSO­ CIATE 6BKI ADECCO needs dependable dental candidate* tor Lake Mary.Sknkxd positions Wa need paopi* tor me toaowmg T IB EMPUWMGNf company « aareniy hmng parttime tsmtonaf pemonnM. On* poaaion la tchedutod tor earty a m aMt. the other pc new la | M tVt'WiQ WVIl- n TOr wa«ublk4aa v u u f lV l mud tw atot* to voWy to year aprVkchool hwaory. paaa a drug reanmg. apeak toma Engkafi and have a (kaaaam work aMtud* Starting pay * M OO par hour. For more tmormavon pteaae cal u* at 322-3693 or coma by c u ganeraf oMoe* at 2747 Cantor Avenue to IB out Looking tor are VW teur Jo needed el Santord Landtag Apt* Exc salary ♦ bonus po­ tential. Cs6 121-6220 tor more AccuStaff Ready awake a person who to hardworking, computet Storm*. itoxM* and a team player to work « a bury oRce m Santord. Faca— W growth potankd wto) company GroM ban­ al**. todutkng 401k and Mock pucheae plan. Band raaxarw to labor Ready, A in: Branch Manager, 1552/1564 8. French AM ^M m a rd. FL >2771 or M l to 407 323 STET.EOE.__________ l 4G O "W 4 0 V Custom Staffing tovea* you to our |ob tak from 7:30am to TOQpm. CM Udsyt NO FEE) r iTBi f X fm iffm i E K fL A a a L ! STEAK HVtng SNtortonced LINE COOKS S DISHWASHER* Appty M-F, 2-4pm 3A63 Orlando Dr. COMPUTER TECH F/T. PC and Wm98 experience Pas resume to SI 66476602 or cad 14 CadMaMand667-STM a r t . Ortanda $79-6646 Naadtl Apply Mae Trl 7J6 -7 M p m ADECCO • now In Santord/ Lake Mary Wa hay* mmadMi Qpanmga lor dapontlaftM work­ ers Ptoaaa Mm m lor ota CubIowi SteWog o wot House: JOB FAIR Matoand area Cotmavc Enhancamam Co to looking tor CaaL Sva to y* to work seen 24-40 bourn per «h Sum-Tfxir* Tamp to haa *7 50/ hr. comp N. and customer sve MM* necessary Apply m par­ son at 1060 Maatand c v . Common*. Sis 411 Mon-Thtr* 9-3 or CM 6600111 PART-TRIE HELPER Mutt have vaniportavon UgN h n iiM liyin g , A cvi •or * c l ^ lota C * 3 * 4 0 3 3 E )n p h jjn r 9 T )V “ W TR S R H K H - ‘r x v MECHANIC NEXOCO The Housing Authority of to* City el Santord to 4 N R f , eapertancp torwnoe Ltoftortc to b atoto tar partormtog akiaad car­ pentry, ptontXng. masonry or Equipment rspek of 4*0 ~ housing daacnpton avakabto upon teat. AppkraMon* atx ba ( I N main ORot in Caabwwar Court urM 500 p m . 112, 169*. K hariM afBa PORTER In downtown Orlando area Ctoan appearance drug bee. F M M M Mtoey U h 1441 FINANCE COORDINATOR on tor Oto position ol Finance GoonJnetor Tlx* « skded work (fpyoMng iff-fi or^tnUAbon, priOArabon, w iW iftiiic i, li* amviauon. anafyaw and vanscaoon ol knarxaaf accouno and rtacmi npcorw, i rm povi>on n maponatoa to toe w t u M *■ ro^o^ htokwr M jgM fcrjB M6.6AM6PEL Wa are located at 200 waymom a 6114, b k w n Humrtgaon Berk and r e PoM ORc* on Lake Mary B M Ptoaaa cal 330-7171 wtot any quaaanito LH Champ Food ||Q(6I January 26.1996 9*m-4pm 690 W. Aaport Bhd. Santord 326-9761 HVmg F/T A P/T 2nd ShR LLM L CmdK Umon amt P«etoned. LMa Story ares. FaaraaurMto Car 6 1 Ciirfci Adecca Tiauon R e m n e ia r t . 40tK. MadcN Inaurancs t»€ l : at- -Flexible schedules •Various shifts JlJariAiA* IikFallline World ng Contrel Flori­ da for YOU! •y YouTX tov* your |ob tor to* tun a oOart and the growth 6 FABRIC CUTTER (407) 322-2044 Pattam Makmg Knowtodga Keep Nuttoar* vt Order Wa currently have xavarai tu* and pert lime tale* potibon* avaaabi* n our Fm* Jewelry Department al our Sarrunol* Town* Cantor store tor xxtonduaM wMng to work rvght* and MEDICAL ASSISTANT learn From and Beck FftOOUCnON WORKER Tram on Saw* S Samtors SHOE SUPERVISOR ttong Today* DRIVERS Home al MUX > your* axarattod to p n g a progretarve rataior that provide* a competitive xalary and oommraxion structure, tocrambto company benefit* torn inch'd* methcal/dentaVMe to•uranca, 401K, employe* tkacount and more, ptoaaa cM M U Seaung M 407/320-0232 tor an auxxrwnenl to meet w6h ua CUSTOMER SERVICE Peopto Parson ftoadad OROER FULLER Trsrt on ForkkR BOOKKEEPER FuR Charge QUALITY INSPECTOR Check product tor ShBfrwm SHOCKS BAW05 SONOW«» TPPH* AUSTnfSATaCS WICOWOLABCl f i l e r s S « l^ # r **| W A/IT ST !» COW NO TO OflAND flW O A tQ 1-U 7-M »y4?y » 5 U ^ TEWS Co. Staffing. OrtanjL' mo*t prolatvonal »UMViq service t* currently racrurting Full 6 Pan time ctortcal pi ben* tor Vw toaowing comp-CsnvN Florida a Moat Prominent Bank -praatlMoua Atfvartlaing F)rm 'Orlando s Largest Health car* System Tatocommunlcattona Co. ftoaourca* Consulting Group Pi**** cat Tew* Co 740 6866 tor more into EOE ADA NO FECI Slav** THAME E8NSTALLER , Benefit* F/T. \ Can 6306700 vancegwnt Toot* aixLUmtaBi , prowled Part VSMbon « r 1 hokdayt Appty m perxow— I Harrell and Beverly Trantmx won 209 W 25th St. Mon-Fn, 6*m-$ 30pm WANTED: Indnnduala leaking a toittong pe entiled career GREAT ment environment, xiaiui and beneto* the career of Oenlai Formal educakun ol Laarkng to Stale and credential* Work in a J i t paced, highly technical i vd changing career m the Mto health M d ol Dental Axxa ma Cad Oranga Technical Oanw ri Orlando Tech Dental 0 ment 407-246-70*0. eat Whether you ar* akeody k^Vf work fkaca. ready to ra-on just looking to the future iiave a program dcciycad; tj OFFICE PERSON Fun Place. Greet Benefit* CaO Today-Work Tomorrow! TSSW.MR St, Santord WELDER T lykgTlg * 9 a n«Mt F/T God pay benefits OFWT* 799 1592 > » aH M B M M M d l EARfVI F U L L - T I I V I E P A Y F O R P A R T -T IIV 1 E W D F t k Th e Sanford Herald needs C A R R IE R S for eetebliehed routes in the Senford area. All you need la dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In ordeif to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Parson at the: .V 1■ CIRdUTlON/IMSTRIBUTION ASSISTANT ‘ WAREHOUSE -Shipp’fl/Receiv’o •Order Pullers -Forklift exp a $ Gov accounting experience prWarred. muM b* txjnotoa and poaaaasat “ “ ----------------- S TA R S E A R C H COMPETITION Ported For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! R fT -B -F - M a m E M TM M .6S7-7M BM POSITION OPEN FOR: ‘ PRODUCTION •Winter Park •12 Hour Shtfts/Ntghts ‘ CUSTOMER SENVICE Al Pweian. we new our aaaocutox a* to* key to our tuc- PARISIAN Minimum S years experience and water and lewer. Good banebtt Drug Free Work Place Apply at 990 IMtof IV**e contact CORESTAFf- a! TV ) 7789 lor an appontmer£ of w l Oik olkce at 3844 S Ort*i. no D i, on Wed January. 78J IramSam I Urn or t pm 3pm _ , SHPP1NG /WAREHOUSE ! PERSON Santord are* Lite maxilenento P/T M F C M 329-0688 TECHNICIAN WANTED van must have good m ACCOUNT**! CLERK LOOKMOfor part JOB FAIR CLERICAL PERSON. Should have typtog aktoa and aonw ba­ sic computer knowledge b* rekabia Located on Mary Dhd-n fxnahart Road hour*. S 322-4470 •GREAT PAY . MON-FRI. FULL TIME “ •HOURLY PAY •PKCEWORK BONUS •GREAT BENEFITS INCLUOINa MEDICAL . pkg CM *30-4700 ROUTE CARRIER S6» EMM B JL *14 61161 M a a v M Sgatoee •7T6-7TT9 large Sanlord companw* cur realty keeking individual* w-lh induxinai xr>mng machine and xpreadrr cuhh rxp 601 Dogvack fld. Long wood 2*06104 Ettabkahed Roulax Newipa per deanery tar Santord Aiea Earn money wtvte lakng a drive in the country Apply m \/ I l \ i H.’K SEWING MACH OPEILATOflS *C*1ra pay to driver* -Open $ am Tamp, lamp-txra A dmcl-txre Great banaMa mdud* FREE computer software vameg* No Fee EOE K I ' ' I ly\ I V PHONE PROS ~ Salary * comm • bonux F/T or P,7 llelaxed aWxHphefe vrvtk rig ok Drbtm ot Mike 767 92/0 *$$ sign on bonus lo new am- P.O. Boa 13*6.6*4 Ceatto Bremw Court Phene: (407)3266110 TOO 123-0420 TVwothy 0. Hue* an. PHM •Dale Envy Operator*1 -From Omk Altandant*-Cuatomar Sarvce* •Aarevavavve Support* mamtonanc* company Good pay and benefits CeM SSI-1441. Now Hiring for Somlnolo County gual (Engli*fvSpam*h) written and oral Communication *ki*t to axxiil executive atafl and retidantt Mato, typing anq computer xxiix requved. xalary negotiable Canckdrtet nxisl be able to work varied hour* Appk cation* taken Mon Thun 3 00 am -12 00 Noon and 200 p m 500 pm at the man ertto* m Caxtto Drawer Court unM Febru ary 12. 1996 the Housing Autoertty of the City of g anford, Florida A t eu ton M q u M OpportunKy VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON MONDAY, JAN 19. 9-2 DRIVERS Good pay A benefits FDL raqg 320-641$ F/T 4 P/T CARPSTAIANnOMAL Nights 6 wkends $7/Hr to Mart • soma benetns Must have tram 6 phone Lv Maaa al 321-4441 OFFICE Looking lor a Broadcast Sato* Eiecutrve. minimum 2 you* experience preferred Individual •houk) have knowtodga of rating Mrvvwa and maearch n o li pre­ ferred Sell xi after well abkty to work indapendentty and Itnnk out ol ton box to gnnefkie new teverxj* Send return# to Du* net* Manager. WOFL TV. 35 Skykn* Drive. Lake Ma-y. Flan da 32746 rteaume* muvi bn re­ ceived by January 30. 1996 No Phone C e H EOE PIT Caarxerfltoaphona ikJto HI Adecca ala AACCOL rq t yr OTR axpX3aaa O Lm Pie*** CM Sam to 5pm 1600674-9060 Mon-Fn Onty EOE CHA-f/T SYaiUbto For xlanup toVI-am* memberthp to*. MAI. S30 00 check-mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemont Aye. Wider Par*. FL 32792_____________________ JANfTOMAL POEfTIONE AT SANTORO AIRPO RT DynAa Seneca*. Inc. a P O B o a 111421 CateetoMry. FL 37716-1421 on Pay* Program* f i t 11-7 LPNSatary based on expertonn CHLDCARE TEACHERS A AJOCS Part 6 tui-ema needed E m raq Good boner** Cat 322-7905 Earn KV -Home Wtokfy* Lay Oner Plan1 t u t Stop Pay "401 k r ar* JOB THANA PAYCHECK. upper Teens l AO GAM UM R9 t IM G . -OCRARY M ANORTha following positions evatotto Up to $10 006*. Dayton*. F/T or P/T. ~ phones, and computer expert t (tong 30 pnsitona by 02/1 MM No eg) lor into M6-4161 O AY CARE H M NO P/T. Afternoon. CaA Melody 321-7835 IS Permanent pontons COL T3‘ drrvar* needed tor route driv­ ing m Orlando area $7-694* SPARTAN PREMIER __________ 651-2266__________ CLEfBCAL parson tor NcRpfiy Co $10.35 TO START AUTOMOTIVE DETAILER3 SantonSLongwoodOrtando Good Income Potent J l BenetM Aher 90 Days Tapfl Baer 407-293-3055 AVON NEEDS raps • true area Sat 1*M> quality products, earn good t i t has hours 321-7162 TH I ATW EAM H T. Detail and multi task onantod CUSTOMER R EM K TA K . DISHWASHER* FT/PT S7/br Apply in parson at Lug mot Pasta and Steak House 170 Inti Pkwy, Heathrow CHECK CASHIER ADECCO • looking tor AP and AR clems, m * » Lahe Uarw JO B S ACCOUNTEMPSt 315 E Robinson St Sle 550 Orlando, ri 32901 EOE (407) 422-2275 English 6 Spanish speaking preferred 331-71X0____________ BEAUTY A M O K V O N O Buy 4 M E AVON ________ Cad 611-7(61________ Buy A Se« T uppenwara. FT-PT EARN A CAR Frea Training QteelSS Ftoa.hr* 321-6421 M ATRIXX TRAINEE 71— Halp WantBd - .4 The Santord Herald ia cutrenly acceplng appicSons for a part-line taui>slionHh>*ii<lnn aeeiManL The ideal epplicanlsfl have part maerienoa in ckcuMon or detnbutxm procima NraMert randdMai diodd submii a reeumt or apply fo pareon al 300 N. French A career w orth investigating,, PRIVATE INVESTIGATION Learn about conducting imetllgaHons, performing turxvil lance, and preventing potential crimes. You can then beannea P.L fo r an Insurance company, credit card company, o r even your own agency. • Day or Evnlng Cfauses • Financial Aid for Those Who Qualify Convenient 4-Day School Week Nationally Acotdiled by AC1CS as a Junior Colk-gc 4 0 7 -8 3 1 -9 8 1 6 City College 853 East H w y. 4M , Ste. *00 • Casselberry. F L 3370*! ■ r3 �• 1 Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. January 25. 1998 - 1 1B 21— Personals 55— Business Opportunities 19Mlt Money. romance ANewJob? O K the Scoop1 $300 - $500 Aak Your Paychla Dttthbubng phone carda No aapananca neeatsary For mora informalion send a SASE to Pnmatima Commomratfon*. PO Boa 694355. Miami, FL 337691355 1(900) 6350076 art 8634 m umm ii ■•n-U(«<•)• "AAA OPEETING CAROS" PotanttM |aSK P/T-1110K r n No Bailing-accta provided aarviea local atoraa-IMSO Invaatmanl aacurad • quickly ratumad. * "800-771-3141“ jlCONIT F L l RESPECTED Bureau 1o( SENIORS, |mb' 1977 i-aoo-wi-Mn AFFILIATE 170,000 PER YEAR PART TIM E Cepd Wknlt Ybull Don! O M M k i Valentine a Day Joan it bar own boaa. works on bar own computer , procetamg dental A matkeal niuranc* ctaana No w in g ACCOUNTS PROVCCD 800 89? 3959 EXT 1347 Lot Your Doto-Lloo Holpl t(9U0) 785 9703 ait 7330 H M h llm * a rv4 (*tt)a«t«0 4 SEST Hama Bualneaa out Ibara H you ate leuout atiul making money w/ no m * of prod no mv. nontt Cal 767 3370 Free Matching Always m m m tttitm ttm t COKE/PEPSI •* Tonight's Mm Night VENDING ROUTE Don’t mtsa MM* opportunity K I T * N ’ C A R L Y L E ® h> I - a i r y W r iR h t 59— Financial Services M any h igh traffic sllaa. 12500 M w t potential 1 -8 8 8 -4 1 0 -8 9 0 0 H taw i I I ♦ BOO-342-6653 m m unm m m m i U n g w x d M lu t g iS U t o Opan own maid terras Earn 170 177,hr Laam Via aaemen Irom Iba founder of one of vie target) marl aerraet m iba nakon and ciauet now terming ERASE BAD CREDIT LEO ALLY lor bat 12100 Lakemom A«e Winter Park. FL 32792 iMtooftM 7 Maya 131-4741 27— Nureery a Child Prepaid Rione Card Routa D I M M A wee* potential Cars 800-357-04911 I A iL HOURS <0 r « #q> n died I'axttmm rwai Iiiaa mam rrrrrrrrrrrw rrrrM rrrr |f t i fun play room 374-0513 VEMMNO: LAW PERSONS DREAM FEW MOUHS-niO I t Fraa Brochure I SCO870 678? £IP. CHAO CARCOIVf R | tu#c(,ng i s yr otdi at my me Altnoon, evenings, t »k«ivM S overrules Located I naar Lk Mary B M Reasonable I Rales J W 4 M hr maaa_______ WORK FROM HOME miking wooden Iramet Earn to 1344/ wk Cal 830 9444 ad E 45 MARTA 1 DAYCARE Baby a ton* Pm Seted LAKE UAfty Lie 1584 7 377 COM WORK FROM HOME No cot) lor aupptiet earn lo lWXke* man mg brae 114 M M Eat. #41 CU D D LE UP ffcJt : fU lv f BEV/INC S IROMNO done In my home Pt.-es Drtter Call 330 9193______________________ 91— Apartments/Homee to Share LAKE MARY • Elbe in nee am* 1100/wk * sec mcl utils Cal 373 1737 or page 444-6598 93— Rooms For Ran! WEEKLY MENIALS Starting a 177be* 3 __ IFORD COL... S iy Mato sent - convener* location _________ 373-8008__________ FURNISHED ROOMS-AX uWS nd Laundry, phone, and lut use 185 190 a weak 374-4955 A I i N tW B A TH & r LLSS T H A N 103— Houses* Unfurnished 141— Homes For Sale CONVENENT 1100 DOWN...WHY RENT? When you can own this 3 brim home ml CTtA new pant 4 car­ pel ? Aak about MUD homes' The Iteaman Oroup, lie. ----- 171-4123 SV OWNER Financing able Sanford Area TRIPLEX 472 EAST 5th Street For mom nto Cad Stuart 1-EOO 4404441 NEAR Flea World 7/1 Crpto. tried, mcl wtr/awr lawn 1345/ 1450 dep Rets No AC 37? *410 99— Apartments Unfurnished 107— Mobile Homes For Rent ’ "UNITED 1 1 tOOoft Flret months rent 1714417 or 111-0177 2 Odrma Slarang S ISSbefe • ItTStoep ^ fo -8 ELOCR I PRdtO I oV SR 477- APARTMENT LOCATOR SrW I md what you are Ixemg tor Never a Me. t-OOO-UOSMO 117— Commercial Rentals Mr home MARINER S VILLAGE LEASE Prime showroom 4 warehouse 110.970 aq ft SR 441 trontage 407 578 7500 Lawg— od. 17-9? lat-mo FREE 7800 aq It AApan Store Front OVce 1U -8M 4 or 88S-81I 7 ORIc* Space A»ell able 159— Reel Estate Wanted PfVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS •48-7267 322-7496 W M W i Mr-,illy Pi*sour< *>s 3/1 5 New car­ pet S pant N ee yard, and from porch 155.000 Aa la DCDC CAUAWAV. Realtor (4C71174-9711, C al IQS Comer I J Iota 2 txbm. dan. work shop, laundry room carp on ,p?.5 go llO-.lbM_________ GOVERNM ENT FORECLOSED Hornea bom penrwrt on It Oeanquem Ta. Repos REOa VourAma To! Free (1)800 218 9000 Eto M 7706 tor current kat JEflNIGAN PROPERTIES. INC. 7/1 Rg bonus rm could tie 3 bdrm new pent, rvbut new car pet 153 900 WOOOMCRE PARK • 315 lanced yard bg screen porch 149 900 _______ c a ll m e m 181— Appliances 6 Furniture For Sale BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wWi 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 175 Ful 1105 Queen 1175 King 1169 Cafl 407-............. Natural pme. Saara/Smmons mattress wCm derela accessorial 1775 com ptole 178-4304 after 1PM. OAV SCO While. Victorian style with 7 fwm manresses 4 truncke Never used 1300 407- 118— Office Space For WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE ti (be period way to do that and the Sanfonf Herald can bnng people to your door Advertise your sale n mo Stnford Herald and Lake Mary LMa lor only 1 51/lme and watch the items leave while the money comes in Cal by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 tee ad can run for three days to the Herald and once m me Lake Mary Lite lor ONLY 110-70*1 Al we ask is that you prepay the aa Cal utwe can heto" 235— Thjck/Buset/Vane For Sale •8 CHEVY FuII-m tong bed PU. Tool boi 4 bod liner. 13MX) Cell 328-8133 SO CHEW pick-up hen ton AT Runs good 1800 COO Cel for mom kilo 124-8347 •2 DODGE RAM 750 longbed ven 134,832 miles Runs. At la See and make Oder at Senlord Herald. 300 N French Ave. Sanlord (In back of man burtd- eoJ_ OOOOC CAMPER VAN of tvgn ceil Fully equip Stewer/loiiat. gray «rtr tanks. 597-7553 (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 236— 'Vehicles Wanted 219— Wanted to Buy CASH 111 MUCH For Junk Can. Trucks 1 Mad «EPAMERCAJJ£/rirtA»£jag^ Alum Cans Copper /Brets Kotoana Recycling: 121-6004 •It W. F jg tjjjF ft*. SM.8-1 221— Good Things to Eel 240— Boat Rentals FISHVfO BOATS FOR RENT Starting at 130 8 up Alio 24 Pontoon Cak 330-161? NAVEL ORANOE 8 * RED GRAPEFRUIT. Menwemer APPLIANCE STORE.!,,, Farms 3461 Celery Ave Navels red grapefruits tanger­ ines Fresh From Grove We sb<> BAOGS MARKET 122-3881 223— Miscellaneous FREE: Three double awning windows ml screens CALL 322- 4iiis.H m .i7 «, (407) 834-7072 Kenmom nverowave oven eaerrt OOfMMM 140 00 Cad 371-4471 MATTRESS SALE - Fuff si/a used b oi spnngs 4 mattress 165 00 Larry a Men 37? 4 137 187— Sporting Goods OOLF CLUBS Fua set good on Beg 4 can w o 00 C al 332-0147 ENOUOH to buto n ee shed Roofaig end even/thingyou a otagan dev need Cad RENOVATED Oxer 1600 aq V Onlryipl acm prch 144.400 4/11 Over 1 BOOsq It WYkn/ lam. bptc. toed. 884JS8 RENOVATED Lae new 1/3 acre dto wSShp CrpL toed I 7SAOO 1. 1/41 217— Garage Seles 231— Cere For Sale S 191— Building Materials 199— Pets A Supplies HAPPY JACK TRIVEftMICIDe Recognuad sale 4 against hoed, round. S tape worma to dogs 4 cats AvaiaDM , Q-T/C STENSTHOM GENERAL FEED (323-1550) (Vikrt WWW happywcbtoc com) L E T US DO TH E W ORK FOR YOU! • Reconditioned i Rebuilt Wishers, Drytry Rafflgenton Rxngts A Ddbwuhan The Sanford Hantd/Laka Mary U fa wants to make you money! you place a two wee* ad **h t to sea your vehicle Ipubkahes rn both the Ssnlonl Herald and me Lake Uaiy LAW at a con “ * only 12 7 54) and you don't i rt right aeay we ■ nxi me ad tor another leo ***** al no charge* AA we aw it that you pay !o> me trst hvo weeks be­ fore we run 4 tor liee* W# II do all the work • you co lle d Ml the t i t . CMI u « al (407) 322-2611 and watch Seminole Countys work for you!!! JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER-. moon IS THE OEAOUMCFOR N o rro a rs f t A iB w en « Cm Lot For SANFORD Good area Spoltoaa 2/1 heal 4 sr hook ip t paoo A yard Ktoa. pets ok WtSmo » 4300dep f -------- Guankan Personal Storage Cal tor datarta 578 2500 141 Homes For Sale M U O M A IO acres weal tor mabrtk temeeSk, homes. caMk. terming or numoryl Zoned agn Cultural 13.900/ACRE flm down wYMsner b 1772 or *84-7874 REOUCSO FOR OUICK CASH SALS I Sanlord-Nioa Ame. 21 acres Onfylt&OOO. 2/TJ Large fenced yard. CHA. On ly 127500 VIP “ Inc 407- wue Select your lot at f4ZU PALMPOINT, SANFORD M o . PM. Ofdn* 7 3 , 9 9 0 Al rental and naf estate edveritaamenu an autveci to Itie Federal Faa Housing Act. whch makes a dagaf to advertise any pnfennee. amrtation. or dn enmnatnn baaed on race, col­ or. nkgwn, toa. hangup, farrykaf atakua or nakcnal ertato INCLUDING LOT ? * MEDCO DEVELOPMENT MMk price of 173990 artth •% FHA loan. 30 y n . APR 4.1 ■ a BORM. 1 bom. lam mv. CHA. cloan. 849(Vma * aocuny 172-1780 NMTORICAL ARIA etoeo to bans. 1/1. oat-to art. kv m i. 890* 00*. WOOttap 327-6955 SANFORD 4/1.8 M 5aYte 1850/toc- dap CHA. aa (COM SOOKKCIFWfO Cutomtaedpertonalued pick-up grwee 487-i ea8821 255-Additions 4 103— Houses- m Family perk tow tot rent. 1747/ mo. eel-*i tat. many auras Re­ duced for quick tata Asking 119 5 0 0 0 0 0 C al 307-7188 or P 7 377-1969 for Sanlord Commerce CP tocaled al Park Aye 4 75to SI 7 suites approi 3.000 sf 4 8.500 sf 1ft psl per year Parking <a abundant Can John Gay al Slnctty Commercial. Lk Real IVpeers 407-44»< m 0. OFFKt/WHSI 3000-15.000 at From S3 at Prime locekon Mwy 17 92 Sardord. 1 U bom Aeport Rbrd Caa S34-4440 “ Space 1501 W IM Street 180 5100 aq k 136Dmon4 UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY |407) S » « 1M 2 story 1 2 5 WAX* gar. near Aapon A 417 ki private waled communrty ISOO/dap * 8750/ mo. tockidet valor, garbage. 4 lawn can Discount avartabta 'S m M MODERN FURN. 4 Antiques 1 PIECE or Whota Mousehold 804-774-2221/407-440-3132 . — ikAtaU 8 S CHRYSLER LAZER 5-speed tow maes. Pw.Pa.Pb, good tiraa. reOo 1750 349-5068__________ 88 OLOS CALAIS Stoltn Low mtaage. great gas mileage 4 comfort 82860. 121-0134 SEIZED CARS from 1175 Porsches. Cadillacs Chevys. BMW! Corvettes Also Jeeps. 4WT7s Ybur area Tok Free 1800-218-9000 EH 2706 lor cur- Slorage 321-0170 or 333-7554 R L N T IN G 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -8 7 3 3 84 FLEETWOOO 14 X 70 V? CHA. 10 X 70 awing Many EX TRAS" 831 7708 or 372-1553 211— 231— Cere For Sale n 4 nK 8286 A MONTH ORte- (O R Call to see if you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. m South Mdi tor only 149 000 SO MUCH FOR THE PRICE" COUNTRY CLUB MANOR • 100— Condominium Rentals e MA A * Antlque/CoHectlbles OW an . SANFORO/LK MARY iPl?Y» L t AJFA, wt 7NO SMFT WORKER ONLY AV irtdMaa. SMOfmon. Cal Leon si 102 1011 B I D R O O M . H O M E 157— Mobile Homes For Sale 12 ■U 3/2*73Cambridge W/I). acmim 14.000 Cell 323-8160 A MODS M SPCCULn 400 aq B in GOATS- 3 males 2 grown. 1 baby 140-170 Call 372-660? Leave Maasaoa____________ >4i44 30 82 Skykne Splrl plan, newcarpel, mnyl 4 tap sdftg lii.ooo 95— Roommate Wanted NOTtfPta BUT THE FMEST FOR VOUt Gorbnew Apts an ftmehart ltd 4 46A Lk Mary Al apt homes » f prtv afarmtgaiages state or lhe art eclbfflWTitneM faertrty Open looey Slop oul or call 307 7007 lor a pennnal Show PINE ft IDO E 2.2 Screen porch over looking am beautiful take tum/Unfum 13 CARRIAGE COVE LAKE MARY Clean 7 ttorm near acted W O hoo* tp CHI A Ou-t area 1450t»scr«.nl tooeatora Realty 774-M il 323-8670 200—Llvestock/Farm Supplies PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes 1 3000to 16000 Setup Financing QUIET! 332-7861 105— Duple x/Triplex SANFOROSnUMMendkVERY CLEAN. New*y ftenm.l ed Move*# 1pectel 177-7117 3291 S. SANFORD AVE-. SANFORD it REAL ESTATE. B C H—lone Downtown 110-4471 NOSELEA VUJLS Ml M eclaf -MlAMaMfi HUO OKAY M7-M04M 1 SANFORD 1/1 no pets no chaiaa. 1300 mm . in -S M I 323-3301 w hat NOT 73— Employment Wanted OSTEEN- 1 ttorm abate 1750 . dep Ttxkm 1300 . dep 3 ttorm 1350 . Pro 1X7-MTS_________ l -feu V « / p a t h b jl . WARNMQ1 Do not Refinance a Home until You mad title FREE Report) Cal I -688 7514431 ad 301 24 hra tor a FREE Recorded Message i Report__________ "9___________________ j p v r l't> 61— Money to Lend UUI Ail* I eOMM 1410VO 3 b:«*u nm uo Ann u# in on# of thooo cozy homes. '|»D AY, TIRED of being turned down tor credit? Laam where to obtain the beat deala-credit carda. am bua toana. debt conaohdiinn Ratea aa tow aa 5 9*w, no an­ nual Met. etc H A W Enterpris­ er 3731996 ..........EFFtOENCY ■a Tama la Stafr Lae tMM7785 4 E 7 -D H M 0 yoi/C. PAtY HA-, ie^ertituCt v E iv VfSU-i LeAPwep U kl ehaek/mo to CALYPSO-1454 N 155—Condominiums For Sale » peb, W/Spt. Onot rm. Wpool Ubta * hnptaoo No potal SANTfUMT 2/1 S400Vno. XMAS Otacowd Rif nq w a rn ___________ WAREHOUSE SRACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 aq. ft., part of larger warehouae area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Thick loading dock available at no additional coat. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Vottoiine at the Sanford Herald. Doors, windows, carpentry, aakng. decks 4 concrete 323-4837 S O Bakw COC19880 261-Computer Consulting InttkUlaona Wm95/nl. , VB. graphics, on silt H a * a i0 M 7 * 1 »3 3 262-Cabkwts MX TYF* CAMfCTS-refacW voodrtmcMwal untocoumenop/ NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? C AU O IC ra ELECTRIC EROOUSttfOear M Y 278-Handy Men U BUY II- I will Aaaembta Nit Apptoloys/ent ctr/tlc Local boos# cato 478-1081 279-Heullng i. garaga Reasonable Rales" 349 9656 260-Home Improvemente CHARLIE D. (Don) kMLLER. BuiCtor. CBC0572B5. Rea/ Comm. remodel, addrtiona. r#pav MC. VISA......407-220-1741 A-ZLawTsMl Divorce 155. Custody 175 Barouupicy ITS. Nam* Changi 155, Elc 24hra (407) 8224)347 hmaJfwt .mlnteprtng w E-Z FARA SERVICES Dhreroa 110Q/WM* 180 CMI (407) 22443TS H hrm. 294-Palnting MO i Ilyr Wavranty 4 300-Preeeure Cleaning Fraa aaLUcAna. 221-4122 DAW) KEY CONSTRUCTION NeaknemodeUngRkegelm CARPENTER. AJ Home )4 cwomckta. 1371-5672 Lie: COC647838 226-7262 261-Irrigation 6 "" 301-Roofing 266-ChUd Care AN U P LOVBIOMOM. DacU’WNks’ Dnvea?tonwt* afComm*Fma ’Buatknga RaVComm’ Fme £ Ekl/ UacAntur 8F 224-78H YATEI ROOFMO^knee A modata. New compieta 4 ions syaaenvSpeoeHaSO 321-3717 Church* Sr. . 122-1448 along wWi TLC 4 playroom, ken yrd-Cart. CPncounkbRea For totarvww 330-0700 DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST •Al phases of tawn care* •1 kme cut or montily aenncei GREAT RATED 322-404* APOLLOCLCAMNO SVC Commfftaato QuaMy Svo'Sal itlacuon guar Uctea 3?1-694a Tree cuding/pruning I gracing TopuMMi Back tewbeb cat F* takes RANCH RENTALS ________ 407-321-3484________ 266-Laundry Services 407-312-4477 312— TVee Service CHCAP1 CHEAP! Tree prurungMacaona/loiM land •capng Uac/knau. 221-4808 DON PICKREN TREE SVC Trewalumb removal Fra* ski Uct/lnaur 22S-7842 RM WOOD REASONED, SPLIT OAK*ANV AMOUNT* FREE 0EUVERV423-S4S1 If' �1 M •8antard Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. January 2S, 1896 JJCK In the year ahead, your chad indicates mvolvamanii with a new social circle. You will interact with enterprising and successful people who will encourage your participation m new interests. nnn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn □□nnnnnnn nnnnnnn nnnnn nnn nnnrc □nnn nnnrj □□□ nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn mnn nnnn nnnn □nnn nnm nnranm nnnnnnn nnnnnnnnn nno □□fan nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnn jg It tt J® A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . XOFeb. IS) Even n though you won't be looking for chal- 2 4 lenges today, they might seek you out. IS Do not be unduly concerned, pressure XT by Art Sanaom m YOrtX 5TNMWK? IK M l bLMTfb. t W XL l w T o « ^ /iio u 'D e f c m f V " 10 !50^THIN(> ! BCSNUNOV4WCKtoo V—v. TT" FUNNY! 1K , m ■ lo ■ >XTHKTl GEMINI (May tt -J u n e 20) You might fmd yourself spending more lime today on someone etse's protect than you do ALAO GCCDJSFW J CHECKS OU HIM P € G U V « L V ALDER ahouldn't play bridge together. Vet eometlmes tt worts. They 011 iptm) 10VC MAIL.' OhOVAJO r could.' though that Is aapposed to show s thread five-card auit. Modern tournament After players bid an invitational two no- clarer trump. This South decided to try the trick n b a n * S A V IN G * u m # tAvt0 roe a ' a m in t S(S K PAY. Aloha ^ C0M « ah n . H IH O I ACCOUNTS 1A ksJv 1i " u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 25, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/9a5ef0e6d57a6c2323e8882a30ebd396.pdf 107665c1548492362aceef83fbb8816c PDF Text Text (•< >\ 1 l \ ( . I I l l s \\ I I K I N D s k m i n o i .i : c o u n t y They aren't Lewis and Clark, hut see what they discovered :a Earth Day Events % * ll.'HMJf__________GIRLS SOCCER: ‘SPARKS FLY’ AT REGION A LS.. .SPORTS 7 A S e m i n o l e H e r a l d S e r v i n g Sanford, La ke Mary, L o n g w o o d , O v i e d o , W in t e r S p r in g s a n d S e m i n o l e C o u n t y s in ce 1908 50 Cents I K I D A Y A P R 11- 17. I ‘>‘)X *>(llh YEAR. No \M Sanford cop sees jo b go up in smoke after he lights up lly K u h n W h i l e I IKKAl.l > M A I I WKJ1UK NAM OKI) Sanford Puller ln\ r>i ig.itnt li't iv Mullins is iru n e lo gel his |uli bark alter IN* It 111ft I lull IIKItltlls ,|||ll till smoking .i rlg.irrtlr when lie was lull! nut to hv a corporal Police d l l r f Joe Dlll.tid run sitleretl tills n> hr 'iiisnliuiilinaiiun anil lli.il n warrailleil dismissal i.itlu i Ilian a suspension lie was lulil not to siiiuke Imt p m i enled In tin so lie lilalanth dlsnlieved an oldrt lllllaul said llllirsdav Ilie I ralemal Order til I'ulln disasters anil is asking that Mtillllls all I I veal veleiall til tile lo u r lie li'lllsl,tied flit t ase is si lift tided In c” to all III HI I alt il whose del Islnll Will In I HI Itlll li* W e te liallleil liai k ami lultli allll ill' I II V won I l i n k down said allultii V .lulin Hi ,ul who it pieseiils tin I ill U i ie nut oli|fi linn to tin - looking viola iioii luii wt it i;ue\t ,1 that ilu mi nleiil sliiiiiM In i allt’il one ol Insiiliut (lllialluu anil dial ‘77// v city needs an enema had, ’ Fired o ffic e r ’s w ife I I el l\ Mullins lie ti t 1111It.tt«'(I lie.ill said die union's art’ ll infill is dial ■IIv nl s.tnlurd should lit livin g Ul help -pi veai old Mullins rather than Ilium him "Hr has an addlelinn to t Igarrilt-s and Is trying in (pill lull he needs h e l p " Head said Ngt Darrel I’reslev. FOP Nidge picsldenl. said die T u l l i u s ( misHIum Is that tills type nl thing litres mil warrant termination Mullins, lie said, did uni •-ndaiu’ei anyone s lllr Sanford Police Investigator lorry Mullins was lued lor in­ subordination wtion tie lit a cigarette on ttio (Ob The TOP has appoaled hv his smoking a c Igarrltr Mullins was wrlllrn up hv < pi Mh hai l Horan, who asked l l n i r See Mulllna. P*ge JA Pilots to fight flight restrictions at airport lly N ick P fe lfa u f III K A L I) M A L I WRITER npidKilo b| Light pianos presently co-enst with commercial liners at Iho Orlando-Sanford Airport Tho quostion is should light aircraft activity be curtailed dunng alter W in ter S p rin gs teen c o lla p se s, d ies in c la ss noon hours lo allow morn spare l a ttio fie....... cralf’ A rnaior pilots association says no I 'M*e| . .nr N A N ftlR D tin April 7 die Sanlnid Airport Authority met to i onsider adoption of .1 polity lei'ul.iim,: turn h and go tlu'.lit training activities dm mg |m ak 11 .din prltnds at 11if a llp o ll Now. die i I u i n mi ineinhi'i Alu rati Owners and I Mots Assoi laliou I.M’ I ’Al has a n u n u m id It will tight die plan i.dllim II a violation ol federal law Ilu- Audmiiix is iiiu sidrttim liimtum c n t .n n griu t.il .0 iaiiun timid a« tlvitles luiludlim flight u tilling ttet wecu I p m ami ti p m on linn s day*- I ridavs and S itu n l.ivs die limes whli li lu im id ' with the all p o l l s 1 mhl loiemn t lia t le l 1111*1it s 111 1 da\ III' Ailthnllty Is also I oUslderlim estalillslilim 'N o Flv /on es' within lout miles o l the airport, supposedly designed to rrdm** delays and ad verse opetatiim e lic its on airline tiafflr "llie r e are no studies or data which dem on ­ strate safety or operational problems for the lew air 1 artier 1 barter flmhts ustim thr Sanlord All p o ll.' said Hill Dunn A O I’A vice president Ini nminn.il a ll.ills 'A irlin e tiallli air mints lor only l l i l pen fill ol total operations lit 1997. the A O I'A llgu trs for general aviation Im lu dlim limit' traltdtm. ,»r counted for 344.000 lakeolls and landlim s at Sanford while llu re w eir only 4 .MOO air rarrler operations that year ■in average of Id per day Dunn said die FAA m iilio l lower had not problem s.drlv 1 oordlnatltm air 1 arrler and gen P1**»* S** Flight. P a «( 3A Fire Prevention and Safety Fair set for Saturday Spreading the good word By David Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER From S taff Reports OVIEDO Safety Is extrem ely Important and the Oviedo Ftre Department wants to make sure that fam ilies know ull there Is to prevent any tragedy. For 8 years now. the firefigh t­ ers have lieen getting the word across, lint tlum igli tedious lectures, hut through a day of tun called the Fire Prevention and Home Safety Fair. W INTER SPRINGS • Hernardo Lopez. 17. o f HO North Edgcmon Avenue, collapsed In driver's educa­ tion class at W inter Springs High School Thursday. He was pro limn u n i dead at 9:21 a.tti. at South Sem inole H ospital In 1-ongwood. An autopsy should he com pleted on Lopez today by the Sem inole County M rdlcal Examiner. School ofllrla ls said that Lopez had no prior records o f s e ­ rious m rdlcal problem s. Then* were ulso tests bein g done to see If any drugs or alcohol were Involved. Lopez was noticed having trouble at 8:30 a.m. An uthletlc trainer was brought over by Lopez's teacher to help revive the teen but to no avail. Hem ardo Lopez had a half-brother who died while lilting weights. W lnlcr Springs police are now h yin g to ascertain whether there is a link between the two deaths. INDEX C U M lfle d ..................1QA-1LA C o m ic s ................................. 6A C rossw ord ......................... 6A D ear A b b y ............................9A Dr. G o t t .............................. 6A H oroscope .........................6A O b itu aries ......................... 2A Police B r i e f s ...................... 3A People ................................. 9A R e l i g i o n .............................. 5A S p o r t s ............................7A-8A T V ......................................... 9A W e s t h e r .............................. 2A 6The first element of greatness is fundamental humbleness.’ •Margot Asquith Ryan Austin. 13. ol Longwood, has completed requirements lo become an Eagle Scout Ryan, ol Troop 234. United Methodist Church. Longwood, did so by presenting 2.350 OiDles to bo used at the John C Polk Correctional Facility. Seminole County Shorill Don Eslingor accepted Iho gilt during ceremonies at tho jail Shown dunng tho presentation, loti to nght, Shonft Eslmyer. Chaplains Brian Fackler, and Chuck Pelrott, Ryan Austin, and Ills fattier Stan Austin, assistant Scout leader. Oviedo development remains in controversy By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER OVIEDO - Major developm ent Is on er again proposed for the City o f Oviedo. The matter was previously brought up for c o n ­ sideration before thr Oviedo City Council but has drawn controversy. If approved. It would he one of the largest residential (level opm t'iils proposed in years. Under consideration Is a de velopiu riil agreement and c o n ­ ceptual development plan for U vc Oak Reserve PUD It c o n ­ sists o f 1 . 0 1 1 acres on the south side ot C R T 19. (Gteeuewayl. and 700 le d east ol IWin Rivers lioulcvard. Th e development Is bein g planned by Stanford D evelop­ ment Group. Inc., which has announced the possibility of 2.000 homes on the property. H ie pro|xisal was presented lor consideration during the previous Ctly Council m eeting on April ti. hut was tablrd fo l­ lowing extensive discussion, much of which focused on p o s ­ sible problem s the d ev elo p ­ ment may cause harm to the environm ent. There was controversy as u result o f the earlier m eeting on Live Oak Reserve. After hearing from (he public, the council d o sed the public heating and allowed the developers time for rebuttal. W hen m em bers o f thr Pie*** Sc* Oviedo. Pag* 3A L y m a n H ig h theater produ ction : By Shari Brodle IIKKAI.D FEATURE EDITOR LONGWOOD - Just like a popular Hroadway production, tickets lo the tem aliilim shows o f Lyman lim b S ch o o ls pres en lallon ol Grease may he hard lo come by. The musical opened W ednes­ day and was sold out Thursday timid- According lo M ichelle t7 6 enter /^euceea Hackcl. director, only about f>0 tickets remain for tonight's perform ance o n e of the most performed plays In hmb schools acro ss the country. Lyman Is the only Central Florida school to win the rights lo st.me the p rodu c­ tion lid s sprum. Knjuyiim *» revival on liroadway. and re released In the movie houses, the tights to the script have been restricted. Lym an's production Is thr llrst ol the year: other perform an ces Grease Tw rnty flvr different agencies Including various fire dep art­ ments. state lire marshals and sh eriffs departm ents will be participating In this eighth an 1111.1I event which will start at 11 a.m. and finish around 4 p 111. Saturday. T h r fair began In the llih ltx parking lot on Alafaya Trail, however, the lot could' not sustain the sw ellin g crowds. 'It Just started to evolve Into something bigger and better,* said Scott Vandcrbrook. organizer of the fair. Now. the event has moved lo Oviedo Marketplace allow in g lor more people and m ore events. 'W e hope to continue to do It there |Marketpluce| for years to con ic.' Vanderbrook said. T h rrr will he a lire cxtin gulshlng dem onstration, ch ild ­ proofing a home, puppet shows and helicopters Just to name a lew things going on. T h rrr will be a Flrcm atlcs com petition where various departm ents will com pete In different drills to see who has the best reaction lim e. etc. Tests for the d e­ partm ents tneludr running hose, bucket brigade and o th ­ ers. Trophies will be given out after the competition. A lso. Florida Power and Light will he offering free tides In the burket Piece* 6c* Fir*. Pag* 3A is the w o rd will lollow at other locales. Ilarkrl custom ized the script lo III the constraints o f the school's stage. The origin al script dillers somewhat from the Olivia Newton-John John Travolta movie and while most ol the songs are recognizable, many of the m ovie songs arc not In the original play. The director. In her program notes, said the aim of her p r o ­ duction was to 'allow the maximum number o f people In the cast and have them all be seen on our small stage.* T h r cast o f 38 Is lead by Ik-th Hall (Sandy) and Ryan lx*c (Damiv). Ulonea Darby. Uhrcn Gatlin. Jen Dicks and Devin Padgett ure the lin k Ladles and Dave Collins. Alex Carroll. Tim EgPicas* See Orcasc. Pag* SA �C e le b r a t e E a r t h D a y Low Cost Marble - Granite 1'vents to be held at zoos, park, beach, space center MELTON MONUMENTS SERVICE By Nic-h P fc ifa u ! IIKKAl.D S I Al l U KI I KK Remember Your Loved Ones • Know Where Tiny Are SANFO RD Ttve Central l K'tld.i Zoological P.uk and the t'uv nl S.m lord will host the -.ci ond .tnmi.tl Earth D ay tin /......... Saturday A pril SjHike-prT-*«»n Andrea 1 inner sutd gu c-t* will be •ible t. i-xplore the lifestyle o f Kloml.i * tit*t peupU- through the rr i reattott ol a prein lu m h ia n Native A m erican village discover conservation tips ,utd program s from e x ­ hibitors. meet W oodsy the O w l and Siltokey Hear, and m ake earth-friendly i r a i l s F a n h Dav at the Z*x> begin s with a tree planting cerem o n y at 9 a.m Tht- first 500 fa m ilies will receive a trrr tree saplin g llte H en iagc ol the Ancient Ones exhibit will provide a living history presen tation with an authentic Native Am erican village V isitors may learn how to weave natural m aterials form cerem o n ia l (sits from rivet clay or carve a isiwl trom a cypress log Ov er 15 exhibitors will share tnlorm alkm on Innovative co n serv.uton program s and Ideas that visu m s may take hom e and put into practice Im m ed i­ ately Exhibitors Include the Sem inole Audubon S ociety. Division of Forestry. Save the Manatee Club. Sietra Club. D elenders ol W ildlife U n iv er­ sity o f Florida Master G a rd e n ­ ers. Si Johns River W ater M anagem ent S em in ole County Solid W aste and Citv of Sanford. G uests are urged to bring out dated telephone books tor recycling and a plastic 2 liter bottle to make a bird fee d er lor their backyard Farm er said admission to Earth Day at the Zoo is free Earth Dav visitors will receive a discount coupon for 200 ad­ mission Regular adm ission to the /oo is 87 tor adults. $3 for children 3 to 12 years of age. 84 for seniors, and free for Timothy Melton Willie Melton, Jr. F A M IL Y O W N E D & O P E R A T E D SATURDAY P tc ld y 87 86 SUNDAY MONDAY Tatrma 81 66 Tatrros 75 65 LO TTER Y H ero are the w inning n u m bers so le cto d on T h u r s d a y in tho Florida Lottery Fantasy 5 3-8-12-13-24 CouP°n NowHtctpling VlU M [ n.s.i r.,Mr DttoCirdt Maude the Elephant will be joined by W oodsy the Owl and Smokey Bear for on Earlh Day. children 2 \c.us and yim ugei Zoological Site lely m em b ers are adm itted lice Tile Central Florida Zoo ts located at 3755 N Highway U.S Highway 17-92. at Inter state i exit 52 in Sanford. For additional Inform ation regarding the zoo. phone 323 1150. extension I i l> Other Earth Day events w)m h have been announced include Earthiest l)H.it G em ini S prin gs In D ell.m on A p ril 18 a Zoo H U al B revard Z o o on A p ril 18 and 19 NASA Earth Dav at K en n edy Space C en ter o n A pril 21 throu gh 23 and several others m which the 51 Johns River W ater M anage merit D istrict will be involved D ie 1 1 th annual Environ­ mental Earth Work in c eleb ra tittti ol Faith Dav will be ohsrrvcd on the beach S atu rd ay and Sunday. A p ril 18 and 19. at J e t t y Pork m Cape Canav­ eral Artist Todd iin ttin gh a m and friends will lie creatin g a FRIDAY; SO LUNAR TABLE: min. 10:15 a.m.. maj. 4:05 a.m.. min. 10:40 p.m.. maj. 4:25 p.m. TIDES; Daytona Beach: high: 12:00 a.m.. 12:23 p.m., low: 6:23 a.m., 6:18 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:05 a.m.. 12:28 p in., low: 6:28 a.m.. 6:23 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:20 a.m.. 12:43 p.m., low: 6:43 a.m.. 6:38 p.m. B EA CH C O N D ITIO N S D ayton a B each & N ew S m y rn a B each : S e a s are 46 feet a n d choppy. W ater tem perature at D ayton a Is G7 d e g re e s a n d at N e w Sytnrna. 67 degrees. W in d s are from the south at 15-20 m .p.h. L o tto (A p ril 11) S TA T IS TIC S B-13-20-25-32--4B Play4 3-6-6-3 Cash3 8-2-6 VVt' f r tkulit .lli'if It* (*!■»% idlM f Jfmoil V4*f\hr >:nMtl luutl ,nnt £inn1 l«*f tin’ t’filill' I j i l i l l i W us'Have T ID E S E X TE N D E D O U TL O O K Sanford, FL (107) 330-2311 L a k e M a r y ’s O ld e s t R e s t a u r a n t LOCAL FORECAST Today: Partly cloudy. High* til the uppcr-HOw. l o w s In the mid 60*. Saturday. Partly cloudy Digits In llie upjwr-HUs Lows In the mid-GO* Sunday: Thundcrntonns. Highs In the low-HOs Lows in the mld-GO*. M onday: Th u nd erstorm s. Illghs In the mld-70s Lows tn the mld-GOa. FRIDAY Ptcldy 88 66 Vault Tops Slabs Head Stones Grave Markers The high temperature in Sanford Thursday waa 80 degree# and the overnight low waa OB. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m ., rrld a y totaled 0.00 Inch. •Sunrise................. 0:58 a.m. •Sunset.................. 7:52 p.m. large 11.000 Iiv 200 lerl I low ic llc f sculpture lelatcd lo El Nino. For additional inform ation on the -li t tx Park gath erin g, phone Millie Iin ttingham at I tO'. l 380 12-1*1 ___ ______ 8 Counlry Club Rd New Hourl Open M lb 6 a m 9 p m III A Sal 6 a m 10 Sun 6 am 6 pm Call Us For Fast FREE Delivery! GF m ta stic S a m s L ak e M a ry S an fo rd 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. H w y. 17-92 (at hm$u'ood/ljike Mary Rd, (Wal-Mart Phiza, one blink near World Gym) north of Like .Wary Blvd.) OBITUARIES 3 2 8 - 5 1 0 0 3 2 3 - 9 0 4 5 Hourv Mon-Thur 9am-8pm • Fri A Sat 9am-6pm C A TH E R IN E K A T IE " CO L­ L IN S Catherine "Katie* Collins. 80. Darlington Drive. Deltona, died W ednesday. April 15, 1998 B om Scpi 2. 1911 in Am erstdam . N Y., she moved to Central Flom la in 19-15 Mrs Collins w.is a nurse b rfo rr working lot H tnkrs I,tints She w-as a Catholic Survivon, include daughter. Mary Bromlrskl. Ocala, cousin. Donald laisher. Am erstdam . NY. Drlsson fu n era l Home. San lord, in charge ol arran ge­ m ents CAROL M. FIT ZPATR ICK Curol M. Pli split rtr.k. Oil, Sugar Palm Terrace. Oviedo, died D iursday. April Hi. 1998. B om m Queens. N.Y.. Mrs Fitzpatrick. she retired to Oviedo. She w as a Catholic. Survivors Include husband. John; son. Jam es. Isllp T e r ­ race. N.Y.: daughter. Kathy Corbett, Chuluota: 5 g ra n d ­ children. Fam ily Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge o f arrangem ents. , Fax u s your order at: 322-0680 No Appointment Necessary! JUST FOR KIDS CUT $ 4 ADULT CUT . 9 5 jjj IK-unJti $ Shampoo * Blow D ry ( erflhf in n Mi ftntihrd UyW ■in | n lm n nr lf h u l| tall film l - L ___ ^ Exclusitvly at Fantastic Sams' g 9 BODY WAVE 5 Shampoo • Blow Dry ( urieiy inn ur /mlOWuiit Owl*" linn nr i/nlnt) inti rilrn j J 1!! COLOR SERVICE FS BOTANIC PERM7 i v im i 2 ti2 !*23* r *4km# S ll Shampoo • c m WUI km$m** «Imjhmm ® JMr irir* I VMMv * shim poo • finished V y k fHi# >ut tuff lr*>frf» < * umJMUmiVhuff lf<rin afiri s| i .................. THELMA F. WIGGINS Thelm a F. Wiggins. 94. T a n ­ gerine Drive. Sanford, died Thursday. April 10, 1998 at U fecare Center of A ltam on te Springs. B om Sept. 27. 1903 In Newport. Neb., she moved to Central Florida in 1991 from Jacksonville. Mrs. W iggins was a homemaker. She was a m em ber o f the Bassett N e­ braska Eastern Star and St. Anne's Guild o f Jacksonville. Mrs. Wiggins was a mem ber of The Church o f Our Savior Episcopal in Mandarin. Survivors Include sons. Jack L.. Sanford. Sidney D.. Palm Desert. Calif.; sisters, B ernice Seger. Sm art. Neb., Marjorie Uazelnian. G eneva. Neb.; brothers. Robert D. Fox. Ainsworth, Neb., Richard R. Fox. Lakewood. Cullf., Ramon G. Fox. Bellevue. Neb.; 6 grandchildren; 5 great­ grandchildren: l great-greatgranddaughter. Gramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge o f arran ge­ ments. S e m in o le H e r a ld "Strung Seminole Count> Since IVON” Friday, April 17. 1990 • Vol 90. No 169 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave . Santord. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION LEGALS Betty Bennett Margaret Staley Chns Sharp - Manager PRODUCTION EDITORIAL Frank Voitoiine - Manager Lacy Loar •Editor Peggy Beehner left Beninese ADVERTISING Freda Heimers Shan Brod* laveme Cot Cheryl Smith Dons Dietnch Eiaina Gddeni David Frazier PRESS A STRIPPING Roi/ie Lavender Jeana Hughes Robert Skip' Cowan Koine Werner Manager Courtney Ledew Mars Savo« CLASSIFIED Nick Pletlaut Ei.ll Egan Sana, Pmswy Dean Smith ElwmTyrrell Jr • Cheryl Stone Tommy Vincent Head Pressman Susan Wenner Russ White Periodical Postage Pad al Santord Florida SoDscnpl.cn Rates (Da.iy A Sunday) and additional maiimg oPiees Home Deioery Mail USPS 461280 $24 00 3 Months $19 SO Postmaster Send address cnanges lo 6 Months $19 00 $48 00 $96 00 I Tear $78 00 The SEMINOLE HERALD ADMINISTRATION Odessa Pugh Business Manager Term Games Mennda Moms Linda &p«gei PO Bui 1667 Sanford F I 32777 1667, _ fV Hepublic Jjf Florida Residents add 7% sales Mi to above rales Nempupen. Inc ROBERT LOR CORTIELLE TAY­ Robert C ortlrllr Taylor. 2. L o ­ cust Ave., Sanford, died Friday, April 10. 1008 at bis residence. He attended Merthle's Day Care Center In Sanford. Survivors In rlu dr mother. Cynthia W illiam s. Sanford; fa ­ ther. Robert. DcLand; sisters. G elenetta F. W illiam s, Reshelle N. Mosley. Sanford; brothers. Desman W illiam , Mandela E. Drown. Sanford; maternal grandfather. W illie W. W i ­ liam s. Combs Funeral Home, Lake City. In charge o f arrange­ ments. F U N E R A L TAYLOR. ROBERT CORTIELLE Funeral scrvUx-s for Kotjcrt CorUelk- Taylor will lx- 3 p.m. Saturday at Ml. Slual Missionary Ikiptlsl Chunk. Sanford with Pastor ManMini; officiating. Inlmnrm will fol­ low Ui ilic Olusttv Memorial Ceme­ tery, Oliiktiv, Ha Ariangcmrnls by Cumbs Kuneral Home. 400 C. Washington Street, lidtt- City. FilterAid241b. ,fliY 7 Newly DutyLeafSkimmer,f.717Deluxe Wall flrraft.f9 >; LvfRaka....... t i l 47 6-WayProfessionalTestKH.fl4~ �He M u l l i n s ------- POLICE BRIEFS Resisting vio le n ce with out Allen O'Neill. 23. <>l 1610 Mnrphv l)i . Sanford. was ar« '* l r d W ednesday. April 15. by Se-mlnolr Cm inty depulles. 0 Ne.il w.is ch a igrd with rrHlttllng without violence- and trespass) iiK O'Neal was a r ­ rested m the l -UK) him k nl West Kith Street, Untune Murray. 38. nf IG02 W IStli St.. Sanford, was nr rested W ednesday. April 15. by H infunl poltee Murray was (barb ed with resisttn^ without violence and a itested in the IK(M) block ol I .'till Street Open container Willie Kray. 53. o f l.'ll Seoll Dr., Sanford, was .in esled W ednesday. April 15 by Sem i nole Cottnlv deputies. Cray was (h a tr e d with possession 01 .in open eontnlner and .it rested In the :it)00 blot k ol Kasl State Uoad 40 Po s se s si o n Rodney Woods. -10. ot I I.'I Castle Hrrwei Cl , S.m foid. was arrested Thursday. April lt>, by Sanford police W oods was charged u llli resisting wllhout violence, possession of ■oi alne and possession ol drug paraphernalia W oods was ar rested in the KKK) block ol Jessam ine Avenue W ockI s a I Irgrdlv ran from |>ollce oltici-i who appro.iehed him Henry Jaeger. .'12, of 2X 1 Harper l.n , (ieneva, was ar rested W ednesday. April 15. by <Kledo pi.lh e Jaeger was ch aiged will) possession of inarijuana under 20 grains and possession ol dnrtJ parapher Italia Jaeger was arrested in the 1000 bloc k o| Lilian ( Ircle Oflli et made a traffic stop lxc ansc Jar-gri s veldt le bad a passenger side brake light out and uo mud flaps tx-himl either tear tire ol J a e g e rs truck Joseph Uosrllo At evedo. 25 ol 752 Tom linson Terr l-ake Mary, was arrested W ednesday. April 15. by Sem inole ( minty deputies Kosello Ac evedo was c barged with possession ol drug paraphernalia and at- rrslecl at the above address Officer reported tb.it Hosello Acevedo was trying to con eeal som ething In bis rtgbl hand Cut lion Kiilv. 2H, of H6 L ik e Monroe Tc-rt . Sanford, was a r ­ rested Ihursday. April Hi. hv Sem inole Courtly deputies Killy was c harged with p osses slori ol a controlled substance w1th Intent lo distribute, driv­ ing while llrru sr is suspended or revoked, and parrying a eon ecnlrd weapon Kelly was orrestr-d In Ihe -UK) him k of L ik e Mary Hon leva rtl llerlx-rt Adgiit. 51. o f 11-17 Taylor Si . Ovlc-eln, was ar resled W ednesday, April 15 by Oviedo poln e Ailgar was charged with possession o f a controlled substance, p osses sum ot drug paraphernalia and |Missesslon of ,m open eon talnc-r Ollic er observed Adgar wiib an open tcinl.ilner rtf beer Perry Ludwig 29. ol 1005 I'fiice Si . S.inlorct. was ar lestc-d Thursday, A pill Hi. by SeminoleCom ity deputies Ludwig was c barged wllh pos session of a controlled raih stance- with intent to distribute and arrested In the -ffifJ him k ol L ik e Mary lioulrv.trd Uedonda W hile. JO. of 2520 Crawford l)r . Hartford, was at rested Thursday. April lb. by Sem inole ( nuutv deputies W llltr was < barged with ( j u s session ol a controlled .«] h static e wiib intent to dlslrlb lltr W hite was arrested In the ■IOC) bloc k ol Like- Mary Houle v.rul License suspended Jc-sse Mc-dloug |'t o| M2 K Jm kiiis ( ii . S.iulont wiis at tested lliu isdav, A pill Hi bv Semlncite Com It V deputies Medlong was charged with uti .luiborl/fil possession of or uirtawtul at Is with a d rivers h ic-iiscand display/possess HUH|M-ndrd drive i s In e-nscMeillong was arreslrd at ihr co tn rl of Ccmntv Hoad 127 and Ita-dlord tlfflcei pulled over Medlong for unsafe cquipim-iii oil Ills vc lili le- Grease-------Continued from Page IA g e tt a n d K r l k M o r e l s a r e d ie T lllld s The two-art play is set in various locations around Uvdt-ll High School. in the school year 1058 59. Tilt* minimal set luni lions as Ihe school yard and the gym nasluni floi the dance scene) and makes for easy set changes lot the tec hnical rrrw Essential to the theme o f the play Is the 'G reased Lightning* scene. In which Kenlckle (Collins) dc-scn Ires how lie will transform a junk car tutu cream pull. Ilackel said 'gettin g a full sl/e autom obile on our stage Is it secret I'll keep with me." (The stage doesn't have loading doors ) Th r voices o f the leads are not as strung as could lx- de- ‘Fun'd run & party LONGWOOD - Citizens For Sem inole County Natural D is­ aster belief Fund will hold a benefit party Sunday. May I 7 from 9 a m . until ? at the Sanford DAV. 3 5 12 Orlando Drive (17-92 across from W alM art). 'llie event will inrludc an auction. 50/50 raffle and live entertainm ent with llon g W a ­ ter Tally. Double Cross. Little Laura's Love Hand. Seven S is­ ters. Hlue Zen. Yenrav Karma, and Doug Unplugged. Admission Is 83 at the gate. Food and beverages will he available. Harbecue-85 dona­ tion. Sign up for the Hikers For Sem inole County Natural D is­ aster Itrllef 'F u n 'd Run at HnndlrBar A Grille. 600 N. Hwy. 17-92. Longwood from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Escorted ride to the Sanford DAV leaves prom ptly at 11:45 a.m. R egis­ tration for th r ride Is 85. All proceeds directly hrneflt residents o f Sem inole County who are present and future victim s o f natural disasters. For m ore inform ation call Dave (407) 657 9980. Rob (407) 330-0444 o r M4 Radio (Stonny) (407| 302-7046. Breakfast & sale LAKE MARY - Grace U nited Methodist Church. 499 N. C o u n d y Club Rd.. will hold a Pancake A Sausage Breakfast and a Rumm age Sale on Sat­ urday, May 2. Breakfast w ill be served from 8 a.m. until sired, tail all the vex at e lfo r ts are w i l l te lie.iiscil the c lo s in g t o o o lx 'i VVV i to iMgelltei" which tin hides tfu- enure cast Is iis good as (lie movie- and a lol of full Ouistancllng in the present.! lion is tin- voice ot Darby (Hl//o| whose stylings are reminiscent of Stockard Chan tung in tfu- movie A senior. Darby [it.m s to iitteiul The Aiiii-nean Musical and Dia matte /\rts Academ y lu New Volk file filial show o f Grcrisc is planned for Saturday evening. T itk els lor tonight's show will go on sale at 6 :JO [i m wttli curtain at 7:JO, Tickets are $b Lyman High Sclnxil Is located on County Hoad -127. between Slate Hoad -1J-I and Dug Track (bind. noon. The hreakfasl Is an allyou-can eat for Ihe cost o f S3. For mure Inform ation call llie church office at 322 1472. O v e r 50 C l u b Ihe Over 50 Club m eets Ihe second and fouith Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors arc w el­ com e. Alzheimer’s A support group for adults caring for patients with A lz ­ heim er’s Disease meets the first Tuesday o f the m onlh. from 7 to H:J0 p.m.. at All Souls Catholic Church. 301 W Eighth Street. Sanford. T h is service Is sponsored by the Greater Orlando Alzheim er's A ssociation. Conservation till- Mullins ‘ C h ief Dillard ami 1 spoke-, and when I asked him vvliat ticIntended lo (to be said hr wauled to dism iss Mullins. Dale siild. ” 1 told him that we would stand behind that d e c i­ sion. That there was cause be­ cause o f llie insubordination.'* C o n tin u e d from Page 1A District l l i e Sem inole Soli A Water Conservation District m eets each third Tuesday of the month al 8:15 a.m. at the office In Sanford. Call 321-8212. N ar-A n o n Nur-Anoii. a self-help group for relatives and blen ds of uddlrts. will meet Tuesday at H p.m. ut Orlando General H o sp i­ tal. For m ore tufunnaduu. cull 809-6304. TOPS Member o f Take O ff Pounds Sensibly. TOI*S, invite die public to Join them on Tursday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. ut the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford A v e „ Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 321-4464 him "tint to liglu up" when the two were In a ear headed lo Oviedo Mullins said he did uol believe Horan had ordered film no) to light fils cigarette Sm oking is prohibited bv FOP rules. Shortly .liter his return lo Sanford, Mullins was fold that be- would be suspended lor H days wllhout pay 5 days for Insubordination arid 3 for sm oking (Ids second sm oking violation). Then. Dillard tnel with Mayor L utv Dale, and the rail w-as to stub a "trivial" matter 'f o r God's sake give me n break. " she said " n ils city needs tm enema had "Investigator Mullins has been one ol the S iinfold Polic e Deportm ent's finest nlllec-rv [Hitting the city first and taking Presley said be- can not re­ call the Iasi H in lord police o f ­ ficer to he term inated lor ■cause." It lias been |0 or more years, be said Lymllu S Mullins, wife o f the investigator, savs it is rid icu ­ lous thill an cdlic c-r lx* fired for c rtmlunts oil the streets so n would )»■ i! lir-tlei pi,Cl ■ In work .Old live 'Y ou are- wrong Lorn Dak and leu- Dillard This is mu Hgbt and von have the power to ■h uige ii So whv not do lbtight dung l"i o n ce .* I i $15. 1 i | with c4rty (Jin f »f>#n cj Ir» 93 j k---------------------------------------------- 1 ♦ Continental Cuisine Continued from Page 1A Dale bail recom m ended a him end aviation operations at com m ittee consisting die Sanford ali|Mir1 "hr fa il sell, Hoard Memtx-r Ken we have Irrrti informed by Wright members ot the I INTV FAA s An Tr.illlc Division dial train. Jim m y Goff. Brian It will not p a rtlrlp a le In any Pendleton, storm Richards and .ign-nnieni with the Airport Executive Director Steve Cook Authority dial would cond on e lor die- [Hirposc- ol assistin g die liupierm-nlallou ol any re­ with the tone b and go runway strictions on general avlallon m itigation the c om m ittee was (light * approved by the Authority at lu discussion of die proposal ihe Man h J m eeting. lor the restrictions during peak One ol llie tnu|nr com plain ts traffic periods the m em bers of hv the A O I’A involves control d ie Aulbortty concluded dial In a letter to Ihe Sanford Air the policy would fie tem porary jxirt Authority rarlv this week. in m iliue. and would probably Dunn noted that only the FA A lx- disc mil Inure) when die new has the- authority to regulate touch and go mnvv.iy in the aircraft lllglil. and because- thr southeast corner o f the airport elty has accepted FAA Airport Is com pleted Improvement Program grants. Tin- Sanford City C o m m is­ II Is obligated to make llie air sion and Airport Authority |xcr1 available *fm public use have sc heduled a JoiiiT m eeting on lair and reasonable term s Tuesday Apill 21 at City Hall ami without unjust disc rtiuln.c to disc uss do- proposed short lion lo all types kinds and runway Ihe tllerllu g Is sc lied classes of aeronautical use * tiled to begin .ii 7 p in and Dunn warned however that d will ter 0 |x-|i to tier [nihllc the rc-slrtc Molls were Itupl e Sieve < oover attontev lot mc-nled AC IPA would pursue the Authority wrote a lette r to adm inistrative and legal reme­ Hinlord Mayor L irry Dale Iasi dies against disc nmm.itnry month urging the commis treatmi-nl ol general aviation skill's approval of the plan in vlol.illmi ol toiler.d laws " Ihe city would lx* recjiilred to t ooke was unavailable to approve till- proposal as It Is comment on tin- pilots assoc la the owner ol die propi-riv on iron otijn tiorrs to tin proposed whi ch Ihe all pot t Is lex .lied (light restrk lions G ift C ftittficait. | To v.ifcrtur prrtml tfw mtsficatp 10 yrair irrvrr j * upon *jmv2»l putPkiir Drwwf frfycri from rfv* I I »tomr wHrrTtnn |.ryrr^y prirp $f / V0| I | &nd t w o Monfn ICt»Ti N o t tombn | R estau ran t & B ar F l i g h t --------- ... 3 ft i f ; , ♦ 1.1 inch W Dinner .. $15. Enttjmaimwjst IXvaxirrr ♦ Professional Service fVpvmf thr 179 7 of 1990 l n trm *-mml C^rdcflrxJ you jfour Turti .yp tTv*?rd to rryoy o comfJrfTw^if.ry D r m « fntrrr wfirn & irfond of rqudf of grp *rr y.»k»r »i pi#t fwird 9u*n ot Ctoo* 4ppiy ♦ Pi.vno Entertainment ♦ Business Dinners 407.321.3333 loorder roor 1999(ntfrioiGRieai Bookir p GoldAr.ordi Dinning(oil l-800-?8S-DiNI 951 Greenw ood Hlvd. Lake M ary. F L J2746 40 Years o f H o n e s t S c rv lc o _ Great R ates on Quality W o rkm a nship • Import oi Oomortie • Autocratic 4 Slantftetf • l dett Technical Equipment toe Computemed Icintmittlon • Autoi • Virti • tcucti • RV i • Clutches • CV Jolnu • Bools • [ f ( l lowing With Mi|or Repairs • Nillonwlde Werrintj Available 2929 TRANSMISSION REPAIR ANYMAJOR I * * * >REPA IR i *pONlY _SXj 9 0 5 -B S U S H w y. 1 7 -9 2 D e B a ry Across from the F P L Smoke Stacks - 1_ J O v i e d o -------Continued from Page 1A public li-([Ut'slcd addition.d time in response to the (level oper they were rrlusrd Mike Hu h who beads a group oji [tecsc-d to tile i level opt Iw ill said the relllsal was a violation ot due process lie was to have srnt a l.-lt.-i Co City M. m a c ji-T l.ugene Wlllllold asking to le open the lll.lttrl Several le i reallon al related Items are also on the agenda lor Monday night's m eellu g Ih ese include consideration of .i Irlcl in the amount of 828.750 connected with the constru c­ tion ol two basket hall courts at Huston Hill Park Alsu, the i tty will consider a letter ol sup|xiM to develop Phase 2 o f the Cross Seminole trail As of this past week, the following Items are listed on die agenda • O pening cerem onies • Public com m ents • Ordinance 1049 - Change ol w irin g, two lots of Samuel A. Robinson's sutrdlvtslou. ap proxim alrly 75 acres on the east side of SK-13-1 aitd nortfi of Magnolia Avenue to Krstdrn tlal/Professlonal • Ordinance 1046 L m d use change from low density resl- di-mi.il iSem inole Cntiutyl to ■oiomc ic l.il |( llv ol Ovtrdol one ac re on the south side erf West < liapinan Road 1/4 mile west of NR 434 ' Ordinanc e 1U4 7 He/nmng bom a g m u liu te (Srrntiiolr c minty) to oltli e/c otmnt-rc lal 0 llv o f c * K lf* d o | *»cn - a < i r on B E T HORSES FuM Caca simu'casimg liocn FL C A K Y N Y PA WED thru SA1 7.JO PM THUHS & SAT HOOkJ SUN 1 PM Also Simulcast front Miami Clic- south side of West ( li.Ipm.il) Hoad 1 /4 mile west of SR-434 * Consideration developm ent agreement and plan lor U v r <)ak Hc-servr PUD * Public bearing North-South Corridor study 1 ie r 2 evalua lion * Consideration - Change ordrt No 1 with Dawnalec* Corpora Mon. lamlsc ape m .uiiieti.im e. * Discussion Pedestrian Isldewalkl easem ent. Municipal and Trailhe.nl p.ukm g »»proveinenl projc-c I ‘ Discussion UACTA membersbip dues * Consent agenda * Hr ports front mayor, conn rllnirn. i tty attorney and city manager. * Suggestions for tutun- agenda * Adjinimment. No work session lias been scheduled following the regular meeting. The Oviedo City Connell meets at Oviedo City Hall. 100 Alexandria Hlvd B E T HARNESS Pompano. Hazel Park. Meodofts Me ado * lands Yonkecs and D.im.1 Jai-AJ.n Hwy. 17-87 A 436 >wvwr.r-cttCM sc t oxupcoo jxiauu | It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • M uffs Vendor Bear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree A Evelyn • Seaeull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari • Lampe Berger • Christopher Kadko • Roc hard Lim oge S ’n / cw c/ / Unique gifts, stationery and invitations Fire Continued from Page 1A truck for thr kids. All this comes with free adm ission Food vendors will lx- outsidehanding out cou|>ons to v is i­ tors that are redeem able In thr Market place's fixed court. Also, the locution offers the chance for peoplr to shop as w rl) as learn about lire safety. Vunderbrook said that the fair Is a good chance for people to see what the various d e­ partm ents 'do to ensure the well being o f the com m unity's populace. 'It has Iw rn well nr crlvrd by the com m unity.* said Vunderbrook. 'I t ’s good for kids, but adults ran enjoy It lo o .' Hie fair will he located on the northwest side o f the mall It will Ire lit Irani o f the Bed, Hath A Beyond. There will he a big lent out front. kt IQ r r . i H e ra ld w a n ts to h e a r from YOU! HARDWARE U STO RESm ic x/ ^ Country Garden or ricwsia sccnls 9 or acmsol spray 1/404 • bound oe Squure 0 KILLS U N W A N T E D W EEDS & GRASS 5 w WILD BIRD FOOD 22 LB. FU M En ty ta f While You Walt! tt £ S I !“A i Q * s CAL. iHBI I f PROPANETANKS V 5 LIQUID EDGER $097 STEPPING STONE | PRESSURE WASHER c RENTAL ^ k.VOCf l Glade Potpourri Air Freshener n SMOOTH 5A m enG as 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ^ li))> WM 1 l ? £ T he S em in o le a C what’s going on in community? 829-2244 At I HARDWARE M l HARDWARE M l HARDWARE M l HARDWARE Do you know your Located next to General Cinema at Lake M ary Centre, east of 14 at Lake M ary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road AnwHtt t LONGWOOD 434 & 427 339-4883 SANFORD 207 E. 25th St. 321-0885 CASSELBERRY Winter Park Dr. 339-7365 ACE HARDWARE £ a o | A f l HARDW ARE A l l HARDWARE At ! HARDW ARE A l l HARDWARE ’5 �Anglican TfuomoNu m c o f u StsvMy n w m|l 700 p m Mo*y Cum Story Hour Pmcroa fa Wommon Cal «07UJ47P7 Assembly Of God Showar Down of B lessin g* Church, 201 E. 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INC, Aa African Aaw rlcu finest Pnstnt* Creative Inspirational GOSPEL SONGS by Nr. Horace 323-1386 T H E M c K IB B IN AGENCY INSURANCE 114 N. Park Ave., Sanford 322-0331 ■ DON Z. HANDYMAN > hen own ON SrtCIAUST �j M I I ! ! S w w n d a Herald. Santoed, Honda • Friday. April 17. 1998 - BA Religion P u blic servants honored fo r their ‘sacrifices’ By HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD • Palmetto Avenue Baptlat Church In Sanford r e ­ cently held a Public Service Appreciation Day with a sp e ­ cial service and luncheon to honor thoae men and wom en of the law enforcement and Are department agencies. N u ­ merous city and county oQlctala were also In attendance. According to Ron Williams, minister of the church, dlgnltarlea such aa Mayor Larry Dale. Police Chief Joe Dillard nnd Commissioner Kerry Ly­ ons. also attended the day of honor. ‘ Mayor Larry Dale gave a brief but Inspiring speech on behalf of all of those Involved in public service.” County guests Included Fire’ Chief T en y Schenk. C hief Deputy Steve Harriet. Com ­ missioner Dick Van Der W elde and Commissioner Daryl McLain. Williams added. "We wanted to thank them for the sacri­ fices they make. They put their Uvea on the line every day. They are a blessing to un and we wanted to show our appreciation. I had heard of other pastors that had done this kind of service. We thought It would be nice. They get so much negative and we wanted to let them know we appreciate them and are praying for them. W e really have some great Christian le a d e n In public office. W e need to draw attention to them. We have men and women of c h a n c ie r that are enforcing the law. Many of them aland on what our coun­ try was founded on.* The sermon waa taken from a scripture In Romans 13 that talks of obeying the laws of the land. Williams also shared that ion Hope aionaiy Baptist Church. 710 Orange Ave.. will be honoring their members with a ‘Banquet* on Satarday. April IS at 7 p.m. On Sunday. April IB an Appreciation Service will further honor the mem­ bers. This service will begin at II a.m. Honorecs are the late Dea­ con Joseph Caldwell, Sr.. Sis­ ter Betty Washington and Sta­ ter Agnes Knighton. The donation for the banquet will be $6.50. The public Is In­ vited to attend. Pancaka breakfast SANFORD • Christ United Methodist Church, comer of 427 and Tucker Drive In Sunland Estates, will host a Pan­ cake Breakfast on Is t s r ia y , April I t Cm $ ajm. to 10 am The breakfast will fea­ ture pancakes, waffles, eggs, sausage, bacon, grits, coffee end Juice. This all-you-can-eat meal will be offered at a cost of $2.50. For more Information call 3227BOO. Coacart of prayer WINTER SPRINOS - The Cen­ tral Florida Area Concert of Prayer for the month of April will be held on Is t a r ia y , April 1$ at 7 p j s . at the Church of the New Covenant. The church la located on Tusks wills Road In Winter Springs. This month's focus will be ‘ Receiving the Light." As a torch Is passed from one church to the other, we are praying for the unity of pastors and spiritual leaders here In the Central Florida area, sig­ nifying the coming together of the Body of Christ as the 'Church of Orlando.* Interces­ sors from area churches are especially encouraged to come and participate In the Inter­ cessory Prayer Network. For more details call 6792645 extension 9600. CORVtlUOi SANFORD - Holy Trinity Church ofOod In Christ. 1405 Mangouatlne Av„ Invites the public to attend Its 9th Con­ vention of the Emmanuel Dis­ trict Churches of Ood in Christ The event will be held from April $0 ta $4 at 12 noon and 7:30 p.m. nightly, D o Your Parents Need Some Assistance With Daily Living? Sanford Potto* Chief Joe D isid (left) and Sanford Mayor Larry Dais Jotod Palmetto Avenue Baptist we are to be subject to those laws and ‘render to Caesar what due him,* relating to paying our taxes. ‘After all* he cited,* these taxes pay for these men and women to p ro ­ tect us.* Reports showed that 40 pu b­ lic service employees re p re ­ senting a dozen agencies par­ ticipated In the event. Each department w as asrarded a special framed certificate from church members. This waa to represent their appreciation and remind these servants that many were praying for them. Williams also mentioned Jerry Prsise-n-sign: phontat - Roger Outrte: local praise teams: soloist: Instru­ mentalist and more. Tuesday: host night and Evangelist Dept. Elder Jeffrey Williams: The Dr. Martin Lu­ ther King Jr. Inter-faith Choir under the direction of Qlorta Williams. n 6:30 3:30 p.m. Sun­ day School Dept.. >t.. Elder Oreg Williams: crowning of Mr. and Miss Sunday School, oratorical contest and more. At 8 p.m. the youth department In charge. Pastor Derrick Ham s. Crowning of Mr. and Miss Youth Department and guest choir. Macedonia Church In Sanford. Tkarsday: Women's Depart­ ment, Mother Ruby Williams In charge with guest • Full Oospel Church of Ood In Christ mass Choir. Friday: Bishop Elbert Lee Sheppard of Tallahassee. The convention organist will be Evangelist Eriene Brinson of Orlando Institutional COOIC of Orlando. For more Information call 323-9048. Spring eoncart St. Luke's 1998 Concert Se­ ries presents It's Spring Con­ cert featuring the University of Central Florida Orchestra T k s iria y , April S3 at 7:30 p.at. The orchestra will per­ form Schumann's ‘ Rhenish Symphony*. Ravel's 'Bolero* and works of Ocorge Oprahwin. directed by John C. Whitney. Admission ta free. Nursery avallsble. A surprise for sil school-age children In the audience. St. Luke's Lutheran Church ta located at 2021 West S.R. 426. Oviedo, (near the Inter­ section of 417 and Red Bug Road). For more information call (407) 365-3408. Spring markatplaca SANFORD • Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church. 401 Park Ave.. will hold its 2nd Annual Spring Marketplace on Bataedky, May S from $ a a . ta a p a t. The event will feature a rum ­ mage salq. fol l o w s : ^ Hot dogs and hamburgers with the fixings will also be avallsble. Proceeds will help with the Grace *N Qrits pro­ grams as well as youth minis- dent with Reflection by Alice * t% r more information call the church office at 322-4611. ^ w jc ^ ^ t a m Church's Minister Ran WMams. for Public Service Appreciation Day recently. that In addition to cates. each guest special coffee m ug chocolate kisses to rate the service. the certifi­ received a filled with com m em o­ Approximately 120 people filed Into the fellowship hall af­ ter the morning worship serv­ ice for a barbecue chicken dinner with all the fixings. T a ­ bles were decorated with a p a ­ triotic theme of placemats. Small Hot Wheels vehicles of police cars, fire trucks and ambulances were also used and were later gtvrn to the children of the guests. my Williams concluded by lug. "We received so many positive comments. It went well. W cVe received many thank you notes and good feedback. It has helped me personally see that there ta a bigger world out there. W e need to become more Involved and part of the community. Because of this day I am con­ sidering becoming a Chaplain. I want to help these servants deal with the stresses of their Jobs. They need to know that the answer Is God. I've been very moved by the experi­ ence.* M errill Gardens has the Perfect Solution fo r y o u ! Bringing You The Best In Assisted Living mtAffordable Punch holes in the darkness of your community Ratest • Social AcUvhiesAWdtoeM Programs' • Scheduled Transportation MF-RRtT J. f?ARDF.NS At By B rass Scott, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF SANFORD *11 ta more blessed to give than to receive.* (Acts 20:35). *Otve. and It will be given to you.* (Luke 6:38). *You will be enriched In every way for your great gen­ erosity...*(2 Cor. 9:11). One night at dusk, s young Robert Louis Stevenson was standing at a window looking onto the street. When his nurse called him for dinner, he did not move. His eyes were fixed on a lamplighter who was going down the street from one gaslighter post to the next. Stevenson called to the nurse. There's a man out there punching holes In the dark­ ness.* Ood calls each of us to be lamplighters, punching holes In the world's darkness of pain, hunger, and strife. Falling to answer that call steals much of life's Joy swsy from us. This ta pay-back time. In the past few years we as a family of faith have not been able to pay to missions and benevo­ lences that we wanted to. This year because of you we were able to give sway 11 percent of our operating budget. You can again pat yourself on the back for responding to Christ's call ‘ to punch holes In the dark­ ness* of our community and world. We ask of our church family as we are asking of each member ‘ Give, and It will be given to you*. We need to b e ­ lieve the Bible and Ood'a teaching. Let us celebrate once again and give Jesus Christ the credit. 24 Hoar Professional Staff • Medication Assistance Management • Emergency Response System In Each Apartment • On-Ske Rehabilitation Therapy • Three Gourmet Meals Served Daily • Orange 500 Grand Plaza Drive Orange City, FL 32763 tmmi IM* hastyta.»tt»lM City 904 775-3561 - Page {PrivateScfwot | C o -e d u c a tio n a l 9 0 yew es llment N o w In Progress P E N H O U S E Free Enrollment Fee This Day Only! 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TVC TIME AS A pu b l ic SERVICE I WAS W O N D ER IN G IF I _ COULD PLACE A (OSTEO fT T 3 ^ in yo u R y— t- v- v ~ THE BORN LOSER T > \ X r* ? * V 3 ^ lT llONXTtXX^^, W . 1YOJCirOsOf SPEED ROPING 5PE£C> K£ADINL> GOUKiC SO l CAU liTfWNC? KPOOKCU HUOlO TATL K A O A iF A b T A i J AMD BJTTIN6 IT OH FAST FORWARD1 by C harles M. Schulz PEANUTS 6000 M0RNlN6..y YOU RE^ lUOVLD YOU LIKE/ NOT A TO SOY SOME / 6IRL ^ COOKIES SCOOT.y ' OKAIt UK CiOTT My husband, at tine 77, develnped psoriasis on the palms ol his hands, according tn his family doctor The skin dries, peels and cracks Can I catch this from him? UK A It KKAUKIt First of all. his skin disorder doesn't sound like p.sori asis, which does not commonly affect the palms and does not ordinarily appear suddenly in the elderly. Moreover, psoriasis usually doesn't crack and |iec!. rather, it appears as a chronic, inflamed, scaly series of patches, often on the elbows and trunk In any case, psoriasis is not contagious What does your husband have? There are several possibilities, rang ing from enem a and acute skin nllor gies to a fungus infection, which can be spread from person to person In addition, drug reactions to common prescription medicines can cause such skin problems In my opinion, your husband should be examined by a dermatologist, who can diagnose the disorder and sug by Art SansorTi' gest appropriate therapy I r^ L TOO YOU illLL r*£L ;>TlU_ CCKDlSO CCKDlS THAT NCWeL7C>NT YOU READ FASEK. 7 Is psoriasis contagious? WHO 5AID I WA5 A 6IRL 5C00T? I*M n o t a b o y SCOOT. ElTHER.OR A BROUJNiE, OR A SOCCER PLAYER,OR A 6YMNAST OR ANYTH1N6! w h e r e 'p YOU 6ET THE COOKIES? * 1 THEY U)ERE LEFT OVER FROM MY LUNCH . •W by How ie Schneider EEK&MEEK DR. G O T T PETER GOTT. M.D. DKAK HEAD KB No Modem surgi cal techniques are indeed marvelous and many can minimize the formation of scar tissue But no one has yet dis covered a way to avoid scarring alto gothcr When you slice skin, either with an instrument or a laser beam, and the skin subsequently heals, a scar is unavoidable True, plastic sur geons can [H'rfnmi miracles in redur ing scar tissue However, we re talk ing about the degree of scamng The bottom line When you are rut, some amount of scarring is simply the price you have to pay would have permitted them to keep him alive Indefinitely. Perhaps all we can hope for is a doctor w ho, when the end is near, has the knowledge, com passion and experience to recognize that prolonging death is cruel and inappropriate ACROSS 1 In dreamland 7 tn front of Ibe pnek 12 20 Questions category 13 Former student 14 Flightless bird 13 Four tcors and ten 16 Decimal base 17 UK time 18 Sandwich type (sbbr.j 21 Coin of India 23 N's cold! 26 Osin by labor 28 Part of 1h# day 26 Grant * foe 30 Brother of Jecob 31 Tiny opening 33 More like ■ To give you more information. I am sending you a copy n| my Health |te|Hirl “Eczema 4 Psoriasis." Other readers w ho would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P O Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY totr>r> ile sure to mention the title DKAH UK (iOTT My husband had terminal lung cancer and was given regular morphine injections at the end Did the drug accelerate his death nr was it given for pain’ DKAK KKAU KIt Based on the sparse information you supplied. I cannot say Ordinarily, morphine is adm inistered to dying patients to relieve discomfort This is entirely appropriate and ethical Most respnn siblc physicians would not use mnr phmc simply to hasten death To a large extent, the issue you raise depend* on one's perspective Is a doctor saving life or prolonging death’ In a terminally ill. suffering patient, prolonging death using intravenous feedings, assisted ventilation and dial ysis is inhumane But. heaven knows, this approach is too often the rule 36 TWofotd 37 Bernstein, for short 36 Layer of the . ivi* NFWM‘AJT.11 KNTT.KTK1SE ASSN Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Princely Italian family 41 Curly tetter 42 Actress Thomas 44 Ending for auction 45 Actor Sparks 46 Bikini pari 46 Not at sea 51 Like some decorative tsbles Wild sheep Spread by rumor Traveler's need Aquatic mammals DOWN Swiss rtver Nahoor steep Illuminated Throw oft (heat) Food to Picnic pest consumer 6 Fullness 7 Nutriment 8 Actress 9 Uncle Call for Answers e r«*n »t» » * 1* ^ t r ™ code tOO STUMPED? fit cm™ w e 1-900-454-3535 eel Under other circumstances, sal vaging a life is paramount — for example, following an accident, surgery or an acute illness Irom w hich survival is likely In your husband's case, the doctor* were probably correct in deciding to make him comfortable and allowing him to die with as little pain as possi­ ble. even though modern technology V 1: • t. I / •' ii Measure ol time 13 Riles I t Insect 19 Eye parts 20 Railroad units 22 More Indigent 23 Article of apparel Give an account of Threadwinding machine Sister Freshwater fish 2 or 3 Dodged edrcwtly Locking pigment To b e ----to bo Knot Got oft Joyful e ic tarnation — Canals Crude dwelling Chemical ending Comparative __ J i- — •fM wnigi DrWere deg. • '-“ S JL three no trump goes two down In four spades, there are three ares missing, so you'd bi tter avoid losing a heart trick And you must lake proven live measures now Win the first trick in hand and play a diamond, driving out the ace Win the next heart in the dummy and discard your heart loser on the third diamond If that has passed off safely, lead a trump With this layout, you can rulf Fast's heart return, draw trumps, and concede a trick — your third loser — to the club ace Note that il you win trick one in the dummy. Fast can defeat you by duck­ ing the first diamond, taking the sec­ ond. and returning a heart, stranding you in hand To get rid of a loser, normally you ei­ ther ruff that loser in the shorter trump hand (usually the dummy) or discard it on a winner in the other hand. Winner or loser? By I’ hlllip Alder If you wish to be a winner at bridge — and who doesn't’ — you must track losers, especially when playing in a suit contract After the dummy comes down, count all your Insers (and your winners, if you can do so without tak ing a week or two) If your loser count is not more than you can afford, that is a good indiration tn draw trumps as quickly as possible But if you have too many losers, you must do something about the extras For example, consider this fourspade contract. West leads the hearl queen in answer to his partner's open ing bid How would you proceed’ There is a temptation for North to push toward three no trump, but that contract is always in danger when you have several aces to dislodge. Here, * 8 7 6 2 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East South West North I * l‘as* 4a East IV All pass Opening lead: » Q tlM b i MIL Inc by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST_________ C'm o n . W , T H t r t '9 o r u e * West A 53 2 * Q 3 * 9 R42 ni n M North * J 10 6 V A 75 * K Q J 10 * K 10 4 East * A 4 V J 10 9 8 6 ♦ A 7 6 A A 5 3 South * K Q 9 76 V K 42 * 53 A Q J 9 cfcur (Birthday p e o p le WAlTlNO FOR T H A T KtY, YOU Saturday, April 18. t998 In the year ahead Us very important that you do not underrate youraell or your mental assets This could be a very pro­ ductive cycle for you. so don't tower your o«poctations ARIES (March 21-Aprll IB) Someone close to your heart might have some happy tidings for you today. 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Build upon positive expectations GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You mighi not acquire lull knowledge ol it today, but a dose friend is unselfishly working on your behalf trying to do something lo make you look good CANCER (June 21-July 22) A big opporlumiy exists today in an arrangement in which you aie working closely with anoth­ er There will be ample room lor both lo lake pmde in this impressive accomplish­ ment LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) II you are m the employ of another it's important that you produce to the best ol your abililies today Howards or penalties are in the ohmg VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Lady Luck and pure chance could play important roles m your aflairs today Something is stirring that could bring you happiness born an unexpected quarter LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Direct your creative urges toward the beautification ol your surroundings loday Your dell touch could add to the artistry of your home or office SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) There could be a austained buzz of converaalion going on behind your back today You'd be highly pleased if you could heat what was bomg sard about you. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) The financial ways and meant might present themselves loday that might enable you lo gel aomethmg quite expensive you felt you could never afford CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. IB) A short trip may be required today to fulfill an obligation you've avoided Do K willingly, because rt could turn out to be a tabor of love. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. IB) A pleasant development might be in alore tor you today. Someone who you believed was ungrateful may prova In a tangible way that s/he did not forget your thoughtful­ ness. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could be lucky tn an arrangamant loday in which you bring two pall together for e profitable purpose. You’ll also share in what's lo be divided Cine byNKA. Inc CISMby NKA.UK by Jim Meddlck ANNIE WHERE AM WCGOIN' ON OUR VACATION•RAppY'f by Leonard Starr1 A SMALL tSLAHP CALLED PALQtiA. ; NOT VERY EXCITING L FORYDU I'M AFRAlPi BUT I'M 6UPPOMD .BECAUSE OF IT'S THE ANDYE3—r r u « Fine- but it wm T O ONAHLOMA... [ MMfHl IT WOULDTAKE ...00 YOU THINK SHE KNOWS /NOW# THAT OlA/fA hiAAAUCKS THAN THAT is 6 oing td be her a m m HPRE5S MCE/ 3 ) < . 1 . ? .# r �Cfje iicrnliJ SeminoJe Herald. Sanford. Honda • Friday. April 17, 1990 • 7 * THE WEEK PREP ATHLETICS ‘ S p a r k s ’ f ly a t re g io n a ls Games of the Week Y o u 'r e n o s p o r ts fa n if y o u m is s ... By J e t t B ertln ick e ASSISTAN T SPO RTS EDITOR Tonight: Lyman at M ary, baseball, 7 p.m. Lake I.AKE M A R Y _ T h is sh o u ld lx- on e o f the b l u e s t b a se b id ] nights o f (h e season ns the season starts w in d in g d o w n w ith a lo gja m crow ded n e ar the top o f the cou nty a n d district races. All y ear long, everybody h a s been b e a tin g everyone else, bu t the two su rp rise team s are m eeting at U tkc M ary tonight. Lym an h a s lx-en playing tough all y e a r after a slow start, bu t suffered a tough lastlu n ln g loss to L ik e B ran tley In a g a m e that cou ld h ave alm ost w rap p e d u p the title for the G re y h o u n d s , state ch am p io n s In 1905. C a rr, llllly Hess a n d Jo se T o rre s a re Just som e o f the b a ts that have keyed the se a so n a n d Evan Lolucono h as been a su rp rise on the m ou n d. The R ains h ave also su rp rised. B r ia n bretzer h a s becom e one o f the lo p -p itch ers In the cou nty a n d . alo n g w ith K an dy Lewis a n d J o sh O ’U rlcn . com prise a stro n g m id ­ dle o f the order. 'lyicr Tonight: Oviedo at Lake How­ ell, baseball, 7 p.m. W IN T E R P AR K _ T w o m ore team s that have su rp rised a lot o f people get together at Lake Howell, bu t both have su rp rised In dif­ ferent wuys. Lida* Howell is off to u 17-10 start, a lm o st reversing hist Bensons* start. The H a w k s a re playin g Inspired ball bu t have slum p ed ufter a strong start. Still, they’ve been competitive a n d feature a fast lin eup that d o esn ’t m ak e m an y fu n d am e n ta l m istakes. At Oviedo, K enne B ro w n 's Lions w ere e x ­ pected to buttle L ik e B ran tley for the c ro w n . Six o f llie lr p layers w ere part o f last se a so n 's n ation al c h am p io n A A U team nnd the Lions b oasted p e rh ap s llic district's deepest pitch ­ ing rotation. Jeff M o n a c o an d B e n Knapp, ulong w ith catch er Jerem y Frost ure Just som e o f the sturs for O viedo w h ich m ight n ot pull out the district, b u t will lie a threat In the district playoffs. Friday: Lake Brantley at Seminole, baseball, 6:30 p.m. S A N F O R D _ T ills Isn't a district gum c. b u t It m ay be a m eeting o f two potential state c h am p s. Sem inole h a s been erratic, b u t h a s com e on after a slow start. N o team In the c o u n ty h a s a pitching sta ff to m atch Lance O dom , C h a z Lytle, J o s h B lan ton , B rent Tem pleton, C3 W illiam s, B ria n N ielson a n d A n d re w D lem cr. Th e b a ts a rc there a s well. W illiam s; T im Raines, P a u lo Silva a n d the rest Is loaded from top to bottom . If there is a n y b o d y w h o can m atch that lineup, it Is the Patriots, d efen din g C la s s 6 A state cham pB. B esides a stro n g pitching staff, Felipe Lopez leads off the Lake B ra n tle y attack a n d m a y be the cou n ty's best position player. He c a n fly a n d lia s pow er. J u stin Sm ith. C h u c k S te­ gall a n d C h a d H all a re oth er rea so n s w h y Lake Brantley, even if the P ats don't w in the re g u la r season , a re still the favorite to take the title. Friday: Lym an at Lake M ary, boys lacrosse, 7 p.m. LA K E M A R Y _ If y o u ’re b u rn e d ou t o n baseball, check ou t the county’s m ost excit­ in g gam e, o n e that h a s attracted m ore p a r ­ ticipants than a n y oth er sport in the county. T h e R am s a n d G re y h o u n d s m eet to deter­ m ine hom e a d v a n ta g e for the first ro u n d o f the C en tral F lorid a playoffs w h ich open next week. Lake B ra n tle y h a s alread y w o n the ti­ tle outrigh t. Lym an ca rrie s p e rh a p s the cou n ty's best lacrosse tradition a n d b e a t Lake M a ry In the fin als secon ds la st y e a r In the playoffs, b u t the team s w ill m eet a g a in this year, w ith h om e field a d va n ta g e com ing after ton igh t's outcom e is determ ined. Th e R a m s a re led b y B ria n M o n tg o m e ry a n d J o rg e P ascu a l, a n d p o u n d ed F lagler this sh Wssk, Page flA Local girls’ soccer team qualifies for President’ s Cup Special to tbe Herald ORMOND REACH _ The Sem inole Sparks, a girls' U n d er-11 soccer team, captured the title o f Region IJ cham pions thin past weekend In O r­ mond Reach. This Is viewed as no small feat considerin g tills tm vel learn was only formed In the summer or 1097. Dy winning the Region U title, the Sem inole Sparks, conchn l try Tom S ell*. AvI W eiss and Andy Szymunskt. qualified to play In the Presi­ dent's Cup Tournam ent starling tom orrow In Cape C oral. In the first gam e o f the Heglonais on Satur­ day. the Sem inole Sparks used a goal from Pnivrcn Singh and a penalty kick goal from Paige Murray to edge Orange Park. 2-1, to a d ­ vance to Sunday's cham pionship rontest. The finale found the Sparks taking on a neighbor _ FC Am erica - Kumba from W inter Springs. Tile gam e was not for the weak at heart ns goals try Caltltn Mason and Alexandra Hutera found the hard-fought contest tied at 2-2 after regulation. As a tie must Ire broken In com petition, the game went to a 2 0 -mlnutr overtim e period. Hul this was still not enough time for the two evenly-m atched squads to break the 2-2 dead­ lock. Ily now. all em otions o f the players and p a r­ ents alike had been spent, but a winner still nredrd to Ire determ ined, nnd the gam e moved unto tile penally kick phase o f overtim e. Each team selected seven players to go oneon-one with the opposing goalie. Roth teams would send out five kickers to start with and If either team hrld an advantage after those five kicks, the gam e would be over. The Sem inole Sparks sent out Paige Murray. Elena MIotkowskl. Dawn Winslow’. Jessica Ma gluta and Alexandra Uulcrn to try to close out the virtory. but neither team w as sllll lending, so the gam e went on to sudden death pen a lly kicks. FC Am erica * Kumba look the first kick, bill Sem inole Sparks gonllender Natalie H aereiis got her finger tips on the ball and defier ted ih r shnt away. W ith the Sem inole Sparks funs holding their collective breaths nnd the FC America Kumba faithful groaning over the missed shot, K elsey Harness lined up her shot and nailed the game w inner past the Kumba goalie. After nearly two hours o f soccer, the lie was broken and the Sem inole Sparks w ere w inners and had earned the right to advance to the President s Cup In Cape Coral. Good lurk this weekend Sparks. Florida Air pecks away at Oviedo By Tony DoSonnior HERALD CORRESPONDENT COCOA _ Remember the Aesop's Fable of the thirsty crow and u pitcher of water? The crow kepi dropping pebbles Into the pitcher In order to raise the level of water to a height where he could reach It and drtnk his fill. That's Just about the way the Florida Air Academy Falcons bcut the Oviedo Lons, 8-4, In llielr high school baseball gumc Thursday af­ ternoon at the Cocoa Spoils Expo ... with pebbles ... 15 of them, to be exact. The Falcons ripped, poked, flared, chopped, sliced, bunted and otherwise slapped 15 hits - all sin­ gles • In beating the Lions (ll-IO J. Florida Air also benefited from a pair of walks, two Oviedo errors, a wild pitch, two passed balls, and a balk. “When we don’t do the little things well, we get beat," said Oviedo coach Krnnc Drown. "Florida Air came out swinging the bats and never slopped. Rut we also let the game beat us by not executing the simple tilings we go over and over In practice." Oviedo bull! a 3-0 lead In two In­ nings against Fulcon starter Javier Mendoza. The Lions were dialed In on Mendoza's offerings as six of Die first 10 batters hit singles and a n ­ other walked. Unfortunately, two base-running mistakes and a caught-stealing kept Oviedo from taking a bigger lead. TTOy Doutwcll scored the first run when he singled and took sec­ ond on an error In the outfield. A f­ ter moving to third on a wild pitch, he scored a Jeremy FroBt's single. In the second Inning, Den Knapp and Ryan Rankin each scored on Larry Grayson's single. When Scott Ferrell came up and got his second single In as many FALCO NS S. LIO N S 4 OvUdo 130 000 1 . 4 a 2 FIs. Air Acdmy. 004 310 x _ 8 18 1 Knapp. Slrmrycr [til and I'rmt MrndoM. Torrra (3) and Salxadu WP _ T u rin IS 01 IJ’ _ Knapp (3-4| Save _ none 311 _ Ovtrdu Urayaun Cl) 311 _ nnnr Mil _ nunc. Krrord* . PUcdo 1110 tluUda Air Aradrniy IS 3 Innings, Mendoza was lifted In fa ­ vor o f Jose Torres. He shut down the Lions, lim iting them to one hit (another Ferrrll single in the fourth) until Grayson doubled und stored on another Frost single In the seventh. Retween Graysons two-run sin­ gle In the second and Grayson scoring In the seventh. Florida Air collected 13 of their hits and all of the other offensive elements that allowed them lo score eight runs (four earned) against Knapp, the Lions' starling pitcher. The Falcons turned their deficit Into a lead by scoring four runs on six hits in the third inning. They added three more runs on six more hits In the fourth. A single, a sto­ len base, a wild pitch, and a balk accounted for the nm In the filth. Ferrell finished with three sin­ gles. Grayson doubled, singled, scored a run. and had two RRI. Frost finished with two singles and two RRI. Doulwrll singled and scored a run. Guy Erwin added a single. Knapp and Rankin each scored a run. Torres (8-0) earned the victory, allowing Just an ranted nut on three hits over 5 1/3 Innings while striking out four and walking one. He also hit a batter. Knapp's per­ sonal mark drops to 2-4 despite tbe fact that he struck out seven and walked one. Oviedo will play Its third game In as many days tonight when the Li­ ons travel to Lake Howell for a 6A.T easc see Base belt, P a ge BA N n W psora ty Arts Soon* Josh O'Brien had a home run and a single in four trips lo the plate and drove in three runs to back the two-hit pitching of Brian Bretzer as Lake Mary drubbed Lake Howell 8-1 and kept their hopes of the No. 1 seed in tho district tournament alive. Patriots shut out Seminole in softball S t a ff R e p o rts PATRIOTS 5. PIGHTINO SKMINOLBS 0 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It's been a lough season for the Lake Brantley softball team, but It got a meas­ ure of satisfaction Thursday afternoon In blanking a tough Seminole squad 5-0 In Seminole Athletic Con­ ference action. Worten pitched the two-hit shutout for the Patriots and. despite getting Just three hits of their own, the home squad took advantage of six Fighting Scmtnoles errors to claim the victory. "Lake Brantley played a very good game," said Seminole head coach Dave Rogers. "Rut we made too many mistakes and played very poor defense." The Patriots, under head coach Brian Shafer, scored single runs In the second and fourth Innings, then put the game out of reach by plating three runs In the sixth Inning. Fighting Semin oles pitcher Marla Duvall saw her re­ cord (all to 11*6 on the season despite allowing just three hits and striking out five. The Junior has now Seminole Lake Braatley OOO 000 0 _ 0 3 6 010 103 s . 8 3 0 Duvall and KUand. Wunrn and Noland WP „ Wortrn 1.1* _ Duvall ( l i e) HrrartU _ Seminole 11-7. struck out 92 batters In 112 Innings this season. Duvall and outfielder Kelley Langton were the only players to get hits for Seminole, both going l-for-3. Lake Brantley will play Its final home game on Monday against Tavares at 4 p.m. and then finish the regular season with a pair of road games against Edgewaler In Orlando on Tuesday and at Apopka on Wednesday. Those games will also begin at 4 p.m. The Fighting Semlnoles (11*7) will be in action again this evening, hosting Mainland In a make-up Class fxA-Dlstrict 5 game starting at 5 p.m. The game was originally set for way back on February 19th. Seminole will finish the regular season with a pair of district gomes with Spruce Creek, Tuesday ut home at 6:30 p.m. and In Port Orange Thursday at 5 p.m. Tribe tennis teams split season finales P r o a S t a ff R s p o r t* ORLANDO _ The Seminole High School tennis teams went In dlfferent directions Thursday as they played their final matches before the district tournament starts on Monday. The boys (8-6) came back after losing the first three singles matches to edge district foe Oak Ridge, 4-3. but the girls (6-8) strug­ gled. dropping a 6-1 decision to the Pioneers. "It w as a good match." said SHS boys’ coach Scott Casko. "Tilts was our flrat winning season in 11 years. It was great to com e back after losing the first three gam es." Olrls' coach Rollle Nelson was not oh happy. "W e’re not focusing." said Nelson. "I think Our Inexperience was evli Ten n is, Pag# 8A Local duo helps St. , Johns top Raiders P ro m S t a ff R e p o r ts SANFORD _ Lake Brant ley graduate Justin Vnrltek again did In Seminole Community College, driving In (he V i­ kings' find Iwo runs of the 'game, including the go-uheud run In the ftfih Inning, as St. Johns River Community College beat the Raiders 5-2 in a Mid-Florida Conference baseball game al Raider Reid Thursday afternoon. The first three batters In the Vikings line-up opened the game with wulks ntul Varltck followed with u ground out tluit got a run home-In the top of llic first Inning. i n IC C , Page 6A �BA •Serrvnole Herald, Sanford. Honda •Friday. April 17. 1998 Legal Notices The club raises athletics. IN BRIEF money for Like Howell There will be a 1:30 pan. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, anti putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will bo provided for practice. Golf For Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support thr l-akr Howrll High Si linol Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Ekana Golf Club. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes 18 holes with carts, as well ns lunch. For de­ tails call Anne Lucas at (407) 679 8 32 1 or Hong Borstim at (407) 699-9790. Tennis Continued from Page 7A dent on the part of som e players." Alter falling behind 3-0. John Good got the boys rolling with an 8-2 victory over Mike Hitt. Danny Treffery followed with an 8-0 win and the doubles* tram s of Good and Bryan Knode and Treffery and T.R. Parker finished the comeback by winning 8-6 and 8-3. re­ spectively. The lone Fighting Scmtnoles winner for the girls w a s Beth ­ any Klebaum at No. 4 singles with an 8-1 triumph over Jenny Barker. Hie district tournament will In- played on Monday and Tuesday starting at 9 a.tn. both days. H ie twys will play nt In­ digo Lakes Country Club and the girls will lie at Daytona Beach Community College. iTHeateil Spmuse Tanguy. 8 3 Record* Seminole S-8. G IR LS PIO NEER S 6. FIGHTING S EM IN O LES 1 SINGLES BO YS F IG H TING SEM IN O LES 4. PIO NEER S 3 SINGLES No I _ Small Oslnet (Oak lodge) tip k-atrd Kt-fsl ln Kill main 8-2 No. 2 . Kiln l til In an IOak lodge I tieli aled h o lm llakrt, 8 <1 No 3 I teal her llolntes (Oak Nidge) defeated IVtrtnlA Itatney. 8 0 No. 4 . Ik iham Kkiuitm ISemtnotrl ik1 t-.itn I Jinny llaikri. 8 l. No 5 . Antoinette Nasroltah |Oak Itklgr) detente d Sherri Trimble. 8-1. No 1 _ Tim H.iii^tu-r (Oak I0<l£rl ilrhMIni IMyall Knock-. H-4. No 2 _ S lt ir Matthew-* |Oak RkVrl th-fralnt T R Paikcr, S 3 No 3 _ (.In i. Sprouse lO.lk ) ilefealeil Tim MeAlcr, 9-7 No 4 _ John Ootxl tScmliuilel ilefrated Mike I till. 8 2 No. 5 _ Danny TYcIlrry tSemtmilel ik iratn l KJJir Lan£uy, 8 0. DOUBLES No I Ostner Holmes (Oak Nidge) dek-aleit KUliiMler linker. 8-5No 2 _ Hellnaii N.tstallah (Oak Hldgi | drfe.ilnl Kli Uni n i l 11ml ilr. 8-2 R e c o r d * _ S e m in o le 0 -8 . DOUBLES No I _ Kmnledooit (Seminole I tie(eatnl ttan t;hee Ma 111i r u .. 8 0. No 2 _ Paikei TrrtTery iScmlnotc) BaseballContinued from Page 7A District 3 and Seminole Athletic Conference contest with the Stiver Hawks at 7 p.m. LAK E M A R Y SETS UP DISTRICT SH OW DOW N LAKE MARY _ A six-run third inning proved to be more than enough for Brian Brctzcr as he hurled a two hitter to top Lake Howell 8-1 in a Class 6ADtstrtct 3 and Seminole Ath­ letic Conference baseball game Wednesday night. Urrtzer. a lefthander, kept the Stiver Hawks scoreless un­ til Joe Santllll hit a home tun In the top o f the seventh tuning and Improved his record to 5-2 on the season. Josh O'Brien carried thr big bat foi the Rains, going 2-for-4 with a home run and driving In thire runs. The Rams Improved to 15-9 overall with thr win. but more importunity are now 0-3 In the district race and tied with Ly­ man for second place. Just a half-game behind 7-3 Lake Brantley. Ijikr Mary will host Lymnn (also G-3 In the district) tonight at 7 p.m. with the No. 1 seed In the upcoming Class GA-Dlstrlct 3 Tournament probably on the line. Lake Howrll fell to 17-10 and will host Oviedo in a district and SAC contest tonight at 7 p.m. But the Benlor first baseinan/pltcher w as far from thr only offensive hero for Lake Mary as Brandon Honey |2-for3 with a double), Bretzer (2-for4 with a double, one RBI) and Matt Allcgra (double, two RBI) also showed off some powerful aluminum. see Continued from Page 7A SCC tied the game Ur the third Inning as A n ­ dres Correa doubled and came home when New Smyrna Bruch's Kentrrlle Evans bunted for a single and the ball w as thrown away trying to get Evans at first. But SJRCC took the lead for good tn the fifth inning a s Lyman graduate Kevin Naas singled to center and went to third on a double by Travis Wands. Varitek then followed with a single to score N a a s, and the Vikings never trailed again. ixJRCC scored again in the fifth Inning on a sacrifice fly by Crls Santos added single insur­ ance runs in the sixth and seventh innings. The Raiders' other run came In a strange sixth Inning. Johnny Gulseppe doubled and Sanford's Chris Youmans followed with another two-bagger, but pinch-runner Jesse Arvanltls w as thrown out at tiie plate. Travis Gam ble then hit SCC's third consecu­ tive double of the inning, but Youmans was only able to get to third base. Jamey Epperson then grounded out to second base to get Youmans home. Varitek finished the game with a 2-for-S day and two RBI, while Naas was l-for-3 with a tun scored as St. Johns River Improved to 10-22 overall and 7-13 In the conference. lTovidlng the olfensc for the Raiders were Youmans (2-for-3 with a double, one run scored). Gamble and Gulseppe (both 2-for-4 with a double). Correa (l-for-4 with a double, one run scored). Chris Wade (l-for-2), Evans 11for-3) and Epperson (one RBI). SCC (11-35 overall, 1-20 In the conference) has four games left In the regular season. On Tuesday, the Raiders close out their home season with a 3 p.m. game with Lake City Community College at Raider Field. _____ SCC then hits the road for a single game (n Gainesville against Santa Fe Community C o l­ lege at 3 p.m. next Thursday and a doubleheader In Orlando against Valencia Community College at noon next Saturday. The doubleheader with Valencia could be the final time lite long-time rivals ever face each other ns VCC Is dropping Its athletic program after this semester. ' _________ VnCUfOk 8. RAID ER S 9 St. Jokms Blear C.C. 100 031 100 _ 8 11 3 Bamiaola C.C. 001 001 000 . 3 0 1 Wood* and Varllck. Rustic, Thigpen (II. McFarfanc (8) and Gulseppe. W P _ Wood* 13-7). LP _ Utlgpen (3 0). Save _ none. 2B _ SJRCC. (tall. Wood*: SCC. Gu terry*. Youmans. (lambic. Correa. 31) _ none. HR _ none. Herord* _ SJRCC ID23 w m l l 7-13 M-FC; SCC 11-33 overall. 1-20 M FC.________ L e gal N o tice s FCtSS7StJOO e iN c u rr c o u n t OF T N I I NTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN AND FON ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLONIDA C A M NOt * T -2034-C A- 14-1 ROBERTE BRANHAM AND LAURIE S. BRANHAM. Plaintitl*. vs. WILLIAM T WILSON. JR . *1 *1. Defendant. NOTICE OF F O M C L O S U M BALI NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN puftu.nl to * Summary Fin.I Judgment ol Foret lo.ura d.t.d April Slh. IBM and •nt.rad in C .M No SI-T0S4.CA.t4-E of tha Circuit Court ol Ih* 1118 Judicial Circuit, in and lor S.mlnol. County. Florid*, wharam ROBERT E BRANHAM ANO LAURIE S BRANHAM. Ptaintilt. and WILLIAM T WIL­ SON. JR , ol *1 O .l.nd.nt. | will toll to Ih. high.1 t bidder •or ca.h at th« W o t Iron) door ol Ih. S.mmol. County Courthou*. in S.nford. Florid*, on Ih. 14th day ol MAY. IMS. *1 11 00 o'clock . m . th. lottow­ ing daaenbad property a* M l forth in .aid Summary Final Judgm.nl lying and bung ailu.t* in S.mmol. County. Florid., to wit LOT ]. CLUSTER N. WILDWOOO A PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK It. PAGES F. I 9 AND 10. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTICE ANY PERSON WITH A DISABILITY REOUIRINO SPE­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT HOT) 121-010. 1-SOO-SSS-STT1 (TOO) 1-lOO-OSS-SFTO (V). VIA FLORIDA RELAY SERVICE. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING DATED thi* Silt day ol APRIL. IMS MARIANNE MORSE Clark ol th. Court By J.no C J . m w ic D.puty Clark SPIELER 4 ASSOCIATES. PA Altornoy* lor Pteinlilf. 1700 Dracayna Boulevard Mi.mi. Florida MIST in t n i Saturday: Central Florida Junior Varsity Lacrosse Tournament at Oviedo, 9 am . - 6 p.m. O VIEDO _ Even If you arc an ardent lax fan. you probably haven't heard o f most o f these players, but, as the gam e grow s in Central Florida, they'll be nam es for the fu­ ture as the Junior varsity team s get to­ gether. Including W in ter Springs, Lake Mary. Oviedo, W in ter Park and Flagler Palm Coast. Each gam e will consist of two 20-m lnute halves with ru n n in g time with an aw ard s ceremony at the end of the day. Lake M ary will meet with W inter Sp rin gs in the first gam e with the w in ner taking on Lake Brantley. Oviedo matches with W in ter Park to face Flagler afterward, Tlte purpose of the tournam ent Is to give some of the younger kids picking up the game for the first time a chance to brin g their season to a close and prepare for next season. Tuesday: Spruce Creek at Seminole, softball, 6:30 p.m. SANFORD _ For the first time In several years, the Seminoles are competitive on a nightly basis and are challenging for one of the top seeds In the district. Spruce Creek is a district opponent, so It's a big game for Seminole. M arla Duvall is tlte Seminole pitcher and Is one of the top arm s In tlte county. She goes pretty much every night the Seminoles take the field but she's shown no sign of w earin g down. S h e m Ellund a n d Kelly Langton are two o f the few seniors that make up the Sem i­ nole squad that h as hopes of going a lot far­ ther than districts. toss MARYANNE MORSE A* Clark ol ..id Court By Rulh King A. D.puty Clark F .b.r 4 Qdlitf. P A Suit. 300 IS TO Mi drug* Av.nu. Coral Q .bl.*, Florid. 331 45 (30$) 557-4110 “P.r*on. with a di.ability who nwd ■ ap. eraI accommodation to participate in Ihl. pmc.»ding mhould contact ADA Coordinator at St mmol. County Courthou... 301 N Park Avanu*. Suita N30I. Sanford. Florida 32771 at laa.l tiva day. prior to lha procaadmg Talaphona (407) 373-4330 ail 477T. 1-AOO-B5S-A7TI (TOD) or l-SOO-BSS-STTO (V) via Florida Ralay S.rvic. * Publi.h April 10. IT. IB9B OEP-IOS IN THE (IQKTSCMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BSMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.t B S -ta i-C P IN RE Th# E.tata ol ALESSANDRO J ROTELLA. Drrraml NOTICE o r ADMINISTRATION Tha admml.lratlon of lha ..la te ol ALESSANDRO J ROTELLA d a c a .a d . Fila Numbar Bu l l ! CP i* pandmg in tha Circuit Court for Sammola County. Florida. Probate Divi.ion. lha a d d i... of which i« Pod Olltca Oo. *C*. Santnrd, Florida 37771 Tha rumti and addra.M . ol lha Par.onal Rapfa.anlaliyaa and lha Par.onal Rapra.anlalnraa' allornay ara «al lorlh balow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All paraon. oh whom Ihia Nolle. I. ..m ail who h a *, obraclion. lha I challanga lha validity of tha Will, lha quaMicaliona of lha par.onal tapraaantalrv* vanua. or lunedrclton of thi. Court ara required to fila Ih.., obraclion. with thi. Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THI DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All credrton ol lha d.cad.nt and othar p .r.o n i haying claim, or damand. agamal tha dacadanl'a at tala mud fila than claim, with Ihia court WITHIN THREE MONTH! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUDLICATION OF THIS NOTICE AII othar cradilor. of lha dacadant and pereont having claim, or damand* again.I th* datadanla .d a t e mu.l tit* Ihair claim, with thi. Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* dal* ol Ih. tint publica­ tion ol Ihia Nolic* i* April 10th. IM S JEFFERY A ROTELLA. Pateonal Rapreaentetrve Attarnay lor Pateonal Rapnaanlatnr* TERRANCE H DITTMEN (S O Florida Bar 4710471 Dittmar. Wohlu.l S Wilkin. P A 730 Lookout Plica PoatOllica Boa B4ISB0 Maitland. Florida )27S4-tSB0 1407) S3S-000B Publi.h April 10. 17. tIBt OEP-IOS IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNS ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AMD FOR BSMIROLS COUNTY OBNRAAk JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. B T-B tf -CA14-B HARBOURTON MORTOAQE CO.. L P Lfk/a Plait* Vailay Funding. L P . Plaint IN. VS WeekContinued from Page 7A week, jum pin g out to a big lead again st a good team. Ih.raof a . recorded in P1.I Book 3. Pag* a}. Public Rrcoidt ol S.mmol. County. Flotilla a/k/a (SO O r.n g. Av.nu. Tati. Longwoixj Florula 37TS0 DATED thi. 31.1 day ol MARCH, not) sn-noo Publiih April IT. 14. l i f t DEP-1SS i Le gal N o tic e * PUBLIC AUCTION Public Auction lo b* hold al Alh.n't Towing t i l l Old L*k. Mary. Rd . tanlord. FL 12771 Th. following value la a will b . audio nod IBIS Ford Muatsng Vm « IFABP4I ASKFSOSTir IBM Hyundai E ic .l Vm B KMHLF3IJ2H VII1ISB 1BB1 Chury Conic. Vin B 10IIFBS4Y14I42 19BO Chury Corsica Vm * 101LTI4O0LE1TTI Tt Public Auction will bn on April JOth. IB M at IS 00 p.m. Athon'a Towing (40 TJ 121-2040 Publi.h April IT. IB M OEP-SOS M TMS CIRCUIT COURT OF T M SMMTSSNTN j u d ic ia l o iR ou rr OF FLORIDA IN AND FON OBMINOLB COUNTY GONEUAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. ST-ST4S CA 14 A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAQE CORPORATION. Plainlill. vo. NICK ALLEN JOHNSON. EUZABETH MARIE JOHNSON, hit wit*. SEMINOLE COUNTY, and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. *1 a i . DotondanKa). NOTICS OF FONSCLOtUNS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purftu.nl |o a Final Judgm.nl ol Foreclosure dated March ITIh, IBM, and onltrad In Cat* No. ■T-ST4S CA 14 A. ol the Circuit Court o l Ih. EIOHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florid, whoram CHASE MANHATTAN MORTQAQE CORPORATION It Plaintiff and NICK ALLEN JOHNSON. *1 at. *te O.l.nd.nt*, I will Mil la Ih. high*.I and b c .l biddar lor caah at lha W n l Iron! door ol the Courthou.., In S.nford. SEMINOLE County. Florida. *1 11:00 . m o'clock on lha Itth day of May. USE. tlte following daaenbad pro parly a* M l lorlh In taid Final Judgm.nl, lo aril: Lot S. Ih* Waal l/S ol Lot I and Ih* t a d 10 teat ol LM 4. Bloch M. LAKE WAYMAN HEIQHTS. according to tho plot JENNIFER L MILLER and 0IANE M KLOPP A/K/A DIANE M TARR and THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, devieee*. grant**., aMignaa*. kanote. cradilor., tru.tM.,or othar claimant, claiming by. through, undar or agalnal JOHN C KLOPP. dacaaMd. and KENNETH J KLOPP and EMILY 8 KLOPP. at al.. Da landan It NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS Nolle* (a haraby gman that, pur.uanl to that Final Judgmant ol Forocloaur* dated April Slh. IMS. and anlarad In chrlt cat* numbar B7-S13-CA14-B, ol tho Circuit Court ol Ih* TDIN Judicial Circuit in and for Saminol# County. Flortda, whoram HARBOURTON MORTQAQE CO . L P F/K/A PLATTE VALLEY FUNDINQ. L P . I* Plaintitl and JENNIFER L. MILLER. THE SOUTHLAND CORPORATION. DIANE M KLOPP A/K/A DIANE M. TARN. STATE OF FLORIDA. DSPART* MCNT OF REVENUE. UNITE0 STATES OF AMERICA. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIQNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMINQ BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AQfUNST. JOHN C. KLOPP. DECEASED. II living, and all unknown parti*, claim­ ing by. through, undar and agamal Ih* abova namad d*t#ndant(a) who at* not known to ba daad or aliv*. whathar .aid unknown partra* may claim an mtara.l a . *pou>*.. hair*, davit**., grant**., or othar claimant, claiming by. through, undar or ogainat. JOHN C KLOPP. KENNETH J KLOPP. EMILY 0 KLOPP. la/ar* Oatendant(a), I will m M lo tho hlghoat and bait biddar lor ca.h al lha watt front door ol th* Saminol* County courthouaa In Sanford. Saminol* County. Florida, at 11:04 AM on Ih* 1 *th day ol MAY. IMS. th* following described propar­ ty oa Mt forth in takl Final Judgmant. to artt: Lot 17. FOK RUN. according to tho plat lharaot a . racordad In Plat Book IS. paga SO, Public Rtcorda ol Saminol* Counly, Florida NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE A0VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated th* Slh day of APRIL. IM S Legal Notices MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot Circuit Court By Jan* E Ja.awic Oaputy Clark COOlllS 4 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boutevard Suit* 450 Tampa. Florida 33(07 Talaphona (113) B77-SOO* CSS .97-01259 Publi.h April 17. 24. IBM DEP-112 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOr BB-04BB CA 14 A CFX DANK PLAINTIFF VS JEFFERSON A BOOTES. (T AL DEFENDANTS) N0T1CB OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO JEFFERSON A BOOTES ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEFFERSON A BOOTES w ho., te.rd.nc* (. unknown if h./.h./lh*y b# living, and II h./.h*/lh.y b . d.ad Ih. unknown dalandant. who may b* .p o u t*, hair*, d .v ia ... gran t..a. . . . .g n a .i , li.note, croddor.. iruate.*, and .11 parti.a claiming an Internal by Ihrough undar or agamal th* D«tendant. who art not known 10 be daad or ally*, and *N par1*#« having or claiming to hav* any right, btl* or inter*.t in Ih* proparty da.cnbad In lha morlgaga baing toraclosad haram YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that sn action to forocloM a mortgaga on Ih* following proparty LOT 1. WINGFIELD NORTH II. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAQES 44 THROUGH 45. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ha. baan Mad again.l you and you ar* requited to .ary# a copy of your written dafanaa*. 11any. lo H on OAVTO J STERN. EBO Plaintiff* allornay. who.# addraa. I. (01 S Univ.r.ily Driv* *S00. Plantation, FL 33324 (no later than 30 day. bom th# date ol th# tint publi­ cation ot thi* none* ot action) and lit* lha original with tha clark ol thi. court aithar bate# aarvtc* on Ptemtiff a attornay or immediately ih .ra .lt.i otherwit. a default will b* anlarad agamal you for Ih. r.liat damand.d m th* complaml or pallium filed haram WITNESS my hand and Ih* aaal of thi. Court at SEMINOLE Counly. Florida, this lllh d a y of APRIL ISM (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BV Rulh King Deputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI B UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 13124 M 2114* (MLC) Publi.h April 17. 24. 11*4 DSP-IS* IN TNS CINCUIT COUNT OF TNS ISTN JUDICIAL CINCUIT OF FLORIDA N4 ANO FON SSMINOLS COUNTY OHNHBAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. B7021S4CA-I4-W CHASE MANHATTAN M0RTQADE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. VS MIQOALIA DEJESUS and EDWIN MALDONADO SASHA MALDONADO, if living and all unknown pallia, claiming by Ihrough undar and agamal Ih* above named dalandantl.l who ar* not known to ba dead or alnra, whathar .aid unknown parti** may claim an ITft0r0h0| 11 • po-uB• t , flair., davi.ae., grant..., or nthar claimant., s. MIN0LE COUNTY, a I- ncal .ubdivi.ion ot P Slat* of Florida. unknown par.onf.) m p i.ai.io n of Ih* aubjact real I*.,party No 1: , urknown p*r.on(t) m pua.a.aion ot th* »ubt*ct rial properly No 2. Dalandant* NOTICB OF ACTION TO Migdali* Dt|*«u* II living, and all unknown partita claim­ ing by. through, undar and again.! th* above named dalandant(a) who ar* not known to b* daad or aliva, whathar .aid unknown parti*, may claim an inlaraat a . .pou t*., hairs, davit#**, grant*#., or other claimant., who.# rvtldar.ca la unknown and whoa* left known addraaa n 2505 Datlodil Tarrac* Banlord. FL 12771 YOU ARE NOTIFIEO that an action lor lorecioaute ol mort­ gage on lb* following da.cnbad property LOT 52. PALM POINT. AS PCR PLAT IN P U T BOOK SO. PAGES SB THROUQH 71. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORD* OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha. b**n bled agalnal you and you ara rogulrod to sonro o copy ot your written detent*., il any. to It. on MARIE-L0UIIE SAMUELS. Atlornoy for lha Plaintitl, whoa* addraaa la 4010 Buy Scout Boutevard. Sulla 450 Tampa Florida 31507 on or b- <■>■* thirty day* from th* date o> ih* fu.i publication of Ihl* ihiiwo and fila tha original with tt- Clark ol thi. Court aithar !»• lur# .arvic* on Plaintiff'* aliurnay or immadialafy tharaallar. otharwiM a default will b* anlarad again.l you lor tha rtlrtf demanded in th* complaint NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISE0 THAT THIS U W FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USE0 FOR THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand and Ih* aaal of taid Court on APRIL 2nd. ISM (SEAL) Maryann# Mote* A* Clark al lha Court By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clark COOIUS 4 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boutevard Suit* 410 Tampa. Florida 13SO7 Talaphona (111) 177-SOOS CAS B(704tS2 Pubttah: April >0, IT. IM S DCF-104 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TKK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR BSMINOLI COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CIVIl ACTION Coo* No.I B7-1327-CA Mvlalant 14-L NORWCST MORTOAQE. INC . Piamtilf. v. ROBERT EARLE DOYO and valerie c l a r k e b o y d . THE VILLAS OF CASSELBERRY HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. INC t/V* REM00ELERS NATIONAL FUNDINO CORP and UNKNOWN TENANTS/OWNERS. Defendant* NOTICB OF SALS Nolle* I. her.by given, pur auanl lo Final Judgment ol Foteclo.ur* lor Plaintiff anlarad in thi* cau.a. In th* Circuit Court ol Saminol* County, Florida I will .all Ih* property aitualad in Sammola County. Florida dateribad a. LOT 112. VILLAS OF CASSEL DERRY PHASE 4 ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 42. PAQES 4S 47 AND 4S OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA and commonly known a . 1330 Hamlal Loop. Winter Park. Flortda 127B3. at public .al*. lo th* higha.t and ba.t biddar tor caah, al th* w *.l Iron! door ol th* Saminol* Counly Courthou*#. in Sanford. Florida al It 00 a m . on MAY 14th. IMS Dated thi. Bth day al April. 1MS MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Circuit Court Oy Jan* E Ja.awic Deputy Clark RICHARD S MclVER Kata Madge*. PA PO Oo. BOO Tampa. FL 33S01 -0100 Publi.h April 17. 24 IBM 0IP-1B4 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO.t B S -fS4-D R-M -W IN RE THE ADOPTION OF: CAITLIN SHANNON MCCARTY A Minor Child NOTION OF ACTION TO WILLIAM DOTSON C/O Bootlegger « F/k/a P J '* Loung* 400 International Speedway Olid Daylona Beach. FL 321 IS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an atlion for Adoption ha* bean tiled In tha in.lanl cat* and you ar* required lo aarv* a c o p y of your written dafanaa.. ■t any lo II on STEVEN O HORNEFFER PA P.lilhmar'a .Homey, whoee eddrea. I. BB0 Dougla. A *. , Bud* 102. Altamonte tpimga. FI 12714, within 30 day. alter tire! p u b li­ cation and file Ihe original with the Clerk of thi. Court either before aervree on Petitioner'. Allornay or im m ediately there­ after. o th a rw iM a default will be entered a g a m .t you lor the rei-el dem anded in Ihe Petition ANSWER DATE MAY Slh. IBM In accordance with tha American. With Di.ab.htia. Act. mg a apec la I accommodation le participate In thi* procaadmg thou id contact Court Admmialration. 101 N Park Av# tanlord Florida 327T1. telephone (407) 123-4110. not lalar than «#v*n |T| day. prior lo tha procaadmg If hearing impaired. (TOO) 1-BOO-SBB*771. or Vow* (V) t-BOO-MSB770. via Florida Ralay tarvlc* WITNESS my hand and oltrcial aaal ol Ihia Court on Ih* 2nd day ol APRIL IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of tha Circuit Court By Nancy R Wmlar Deputy Clark Publi.h April 10. 17. 24. and May 1. I M I DSP-102 M T N I CM O U rr COURT OF TNB EIGHTS I NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IB AMO FOB SSM W O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS HO. B T *tft7 CA DIVISION 14-L MARKET STREET MORTOAQE CORPORATION. Ptalntitt(.). va RODERICK T YOUNQ A/K/A RODERICK VOUNO. *1 *L Defendant).). MOTION OF FOMOLONUNN SALN NOTICE IN HEREBY OIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgmant of Mortgaga Forocloaur* dalad April Bth. tBM, and anlarad in Caaa NO *7.1127 CA ol th* Circuit Court of tho EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wharsln MARKET STREET MORTOAQE CORPORATION I* Ih* PteLitirt and RODERICK T. VOUNO A/X/A RODERICK VOUNO, SANFORD HI00EN LAKE VILLAS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC aro tha Dtfondant*. I will sail to th* high**! and baat biddar lor caah at th* W IST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. BANFORD. FLORIDA 11:00 a m., on th* 12th day ol MAY. I M I . tha lotlowing doacribod proparty a* •at forth In said Final LoT m l HIDOEH LAKE VILLAS. PHASE IV, ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAQES M . 27 ANO 2S OF THE PUBUC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MV HAND and Ih* aaal ol Ihia Court on April 0th, 10M. (•SAL) Maryann* More* Clark of tha Circuit Court B r Dorothy W Bolton Oaputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Ray mar. Barron A Frappter Post Oltlca Boa 1410 Tamp*. FL 1M01 F I7012*22 NOTICS In accordanca with Hi* Americans Die* billbaa Act. par. son* naeding a apscial accom­ modation to participate In thte Proceeding should contact tho individual nr agency sanding notico not lalar than sovsn (7) day* prior lo tho procaadmg at tho addraaa given on tho notico. Tolaphona: 407-11141M oal. 4117) 1-S00-SSI-1771 TDD) or 1-SO0-IBS-S770 (v); via -:loitdo Ratey SfHYtoo. Puhhah. April 17. (4, ISSN DSP-111 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION S/0S/BS Si ACURA JH4DAB34KM50254S1 S3 JEEP 1J40XSBS7PCS45BS7 S3 CADILLAC 1QSC0SBIIF41B11SS *7 CHEVROLET 1QCCSI14TVK14SM 4 S3 CHEVR OLET 1G1 ANSBHIDXt 41111 B0 FORD 2FAPP36X0LO155032 BS MITSUBISHI 4A3AKS4FBSE0TB1S0 S7 NISSAN JN 1H U M PBHXBS25S0 *6 NISSAN JNIHZtASXQXf IS 7B1 *4 OLDSMOBILE 1Q1AJ35E5E Q32344I *0 OLDSMOBILE t01AJS4NlLS15*02l 75 OLDSMOBILE 3F17FSM207473 SO VOLKS 1SA035S4B0 S/lt/BS ■3 CHEVROLET 1Q1AD35P10J104110 07 FORD 2FAPP21BSHBI T i l l ! 57 HONDA 1HOC A5S1BHA1B722B 14 LINCOLN HNGPS5F0EY7332B* B0 NISSAN JN1HJ0IP1LT4213IC 12 TO YO TA JT2TE72OlC024rr2r 7* VOLKS 17B1BM41S ALTAMONTE TOWINO, 117 MARKER ST. ALT SPOI SALE DEOINS AT 10 00 AM VIEW t HOUR PRIOR Publi.h A p ril!7. IBS* D IP -1*0 SURROGATE’S COURT OF TNS STATS OF NSW TORN ONTARIO COUNTY PROBATH CITATION Fite Number 4SBBS CITATION The Paopte ol the State ol hew York, by Ood'a grace be* and independent. MICHAEL J MIRRAS. EBO (OAL) To TAMMY COBTON/ TAMMY DOBSON Addreaa unknown TONIA (TONYA) COBTON Addreaa unknown JASON COBTON Boa 247 Ruaaall Spring* KY 42442 JESSE COBTON Boa 242 Ru«.*ll Spring., KY 42442 CONNIE COBTON Do. 242 Ru«.*lt Spring*. KY 42442 Paranl of Jaaon S Jaaao A petition having baan duly Mad by DOREEN J HADIN who.* domiciliary addraa. I. 1011 Kennedy Road. Romufua. Naw York YOU ARE HEREBY CITEO TO SHOW CAUSE bafora tha Surrogate'. Court ol lha County of Ontario, at lha Ontario County Courthou.*. in tha City ol Canandaigua. Naw York on May t*lh. IBS* at B 30 o'clock In tha forenoon ol that day why a decree ahould not bo made in tha ••tala ol ALLEN C COBTOM lately domic ilad at 10B2 Spangle tireal Canandaigua, Naw York, tn lha County of Ontario. Naw York. (1) admit mg to probate • • the Lett Will and Taatamanl of tho decadent the following written instrument attached hereto dated June 12th. 1M7. and 12) granting tetter, a . lot­ tow» Letters Teatamentary lo DOREENJ HAOIN Dated, a Hatted and Mated on April tth. IBM (SEAL) Hon Fredaric T Monry, Jr Surrogate By Donna Crudate Chief Clerk Attorney for Petitioner HALL ANO KAR2 Laurence M Kara. Eaq S Qorham Strool PO Do* 141 Canandaigua. Naw York 14424 Not*. Thr. citation ta aarvad upon you a . required by tew. You are not requited to appear If you lad to appear or Mo writ­ ten obiocliom, it wilt bo oaaumod that you do not obfact to tho roltef raqua.tad You hare a right lo hav* on ft*1orney-al-law appear tor you. Publish: April 10. 17, 24. and Slay 1, IBM DSP-110 M TNS OfNCUfT GOURT OF TMS ISTN JUDICIAL ernourr o f Fl o r id a IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS eOURTT JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. ST-1441 OA 14A REGIONS MORTOAQE, l/k/a Raal Estate Financing. Inc . Plaintiff. VS ?. li u n q DEAN RAT. at a l . Dalandant*. NOTICS OF FOBHOLOSUNS SALS Nottca la haraby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment ol Forocloaure dated March 27lh. IBM. end anlarad In civM caaa numbar BT-I44I CA 14A. of Ih* Circuit Court ol lha tBth Judicial Circuit In and lor Counly. Florida, wherein REGIONS MORTGAGE. INC.. F/K/A RIAL ESTATE FINANCING. INC . le Plaintiff and DCAN RAT. FRED 0. WHEELER. SUZANNE S. WHEELER, ____ . UNKNOWN PSRSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THC SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY. II , H/K/A JANET RAT, t*/ara Defendant)*). I e N (all to tho hlghoat and boat biddar for cash ot the west front door ot Saminol# County court­ house in Ssnlord, Saminol* County. Florida, at 11.00 AM. on tha IBlh day el May. 10*0. tho foi lowmg da.cnbad proper­ ty aot forth In aald Final Judgmant, LOT IT. BLOCK 20. DREAMWOLD. SECTION 4. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A0 RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAOK 01 OF THI PUBUC RECORDS CF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO B l A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A OEBT AND ANV INFORMATION OBTAINSO IIVIU BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSS. Dated th* Slat day of MARCH, tot*. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court By Ruth King Oaputy Clerk iODIUS S STAWIARSKI I CODIUS 4010 Boy Ocowt Boutevard Suite 450 Tamp*. Florida 21*07 Telephone: (111) B77-SOOO CAB #*7-041B4 PubUsh: April to. 17.1000 DCP-101 I •V o 8 ll �Seminole Herald. Santord. Florida •Fnday, Apnl 17, 1998 People CALENDAR Art Association Sanford-Seminole Art A s s o ­ ciation meets on the fourth Saturday or each month, at 1 p.m.. at Shonry’e In Sanford. Those Interested In art ore welcome to attend." Monday of the month, at 7:00 p.m.. at tile Marina Hotel. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Matt Allemose. 322-8545, or David Hall. 330 5238. Historical C o m m issio n Sunbelt Dayllly C lu b Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the tlrsl Sunday of the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Agricultural Center In Sanford., The club educates members on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There ure no club dues. Call 351-3210. Brom elisd Society The Seminole Bromollad S o ­ ciety meets the third Sunday of the month, at 2 p.m.. at S an ­ ford Garden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanrord. All aspects of bromellad culture are covered during the meet­ ings. The society Is affiliated with the Florida Council of Bromollad Societies and the Bromellad Society Inc. For in­ formation. call Bud Martin. 321-0838. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood - especially O-type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322 0822. Practical N urses Tire Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 0:309 p.m. at Kllamey Baptist Church. 701 Forrnoso Ave.. C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information rail 299-4321. M odslsrs C lu b The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m., with the "Model of the Month" competition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases of R/C model aircraft ure presented. The club's flying Arid Is located lu Sanford. Fur more Informa­ tion. contact Lee Doroue at 574-4732. Pigeon Fanciers TO P S TOPS (Take Off Founds Sen­ sibly) Chapter S621 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 1321-9240. Visitors are welI come. Sanford Rotary Kotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the [ Marina Hotel. Senior activitlea i The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m,, the first Monday or the month, at the Frank Evans Center, 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson nt 322-9432 for more Information. Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years o f older to join them tn two weekly activities on Monday: Wood carvers, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from 1 to 3 p.m., at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. S anlor em ploym ent An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Ouard A r ­ mory. 915 E. First St., Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors, 65 and over, to return |to the work place. C ancer S uppo rt Support. Hope and Recovery. I S.H.A.R., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far comer of the dining room. This Is a self help su p­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether in treatment now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In|formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-8326. The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday of rnch month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call An or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. Overeeters A nonym ous Sanford - Overeat era Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whttner Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church tn Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend Is the desire to stop eating compulsively. S h u ffle b o s rd The Sanford Tourist and Shuflleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1:30 p.m. The courts are located behind the Sanford Senior Center. Those Interested In playtng. learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kllner. president. 322-7751, for Information. Sew ing C lu b Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the W O O PIE Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 260 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well us Items for the Christmas store. The Items made by the club arc donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Senior ectlvlties Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them tn activities every Monday Uirough Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., at the Lake Mary Community Center. 260 N. Country Club Road. W eekly Lions C lu b AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, at 1:30 p.m., at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemon Avenue. Senior citizens. 60 and over, are invited to attend. For information, call 6950285. Gam blers, families Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion, call 238-9206. The Sanford Liona Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the dock. Visitors and prospective members arc welcome. Bridge C lu b Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tues­ day at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Klwanle C lu b Kiwants Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m., at Denney's on 436 tn Casselberry. For Information, call 831-8545. N arcotics A n o n ym o u s Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill, 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Laksside Lions The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets the first and third Sanford S e nio rs The Sanford Senior Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are wel­ come. For Information, call 322-2353 or 322-8161. Eating right: A re you a just-one-biter? Meet a 90'n-typr of eater: the Just-onc-bltcr. The Just-onebiter sounds something like this: *1 never cat between meals." "I rarely have dessert." "Almost everything I eat Is low fat." Do you ever hear (or perhaps say) these comments, which are often followed by: "But. why nm I still gaining weight?" The answer ts often In those tiny bites of food we might overlook throughout our hrctlc days. For Instance: Bite 1: One-fourth cup of o r nnge Juice remains tn the car­ ton. You might as well finish It. right? (Calories: 26) Hite 2: TWo tablespoons of granola are left In Die box. It's hardly worth returning to the cuplioard. You add It to your serving of cereal. (Calories: 64) Bite 3: You add two tea­ spoons powdered cream su b ­ stitute In the coffee at work. Somronr made really strong cofTee today. Adding creamer ts the only way you can stand the taste. (Calories: 20) Bile 4: You tnkc just a small sample of the cake In the breukroom. Well, maybe n sec­ ond silver would be okay loot (Calories: 73) Bite 5: You forgot to ask them to leuve the mayo ofT your sandwich today. (Calories: 100) Bite 6: Add two mints. You also forgot to ask them to leave off the onion! Better have a CO N SU M ER FO CUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG mint or two for your breath. Just In case. (Calories: 20) Bite 7: You take a chocolate kiss from your secretary's candy Jar. You have to crank out a btg report this afternoon. Tilts is for medicinal purposes only! (Calories: 25) Bite 8: A second chocolate kiss from your secretary's Jar. You finished the rrport--what better way to celebrate? And besides. It's Just a liny piece of candy. (Calories: 25) Bite 9: Thrre you are with a handful of peanuts. The gang has gotten together for a quick drink after work to celebrate completing the report. You just order mineral water, but surely a couple tablespoons of nuts can't have many culortes. (Calories: 105) Bite 10: You have a small sample of cheese on a crarker at the grocery store. (Culortes: 55) Bite II: One-fourth n ip maearuul and cheese, leftover (Calories: 108) Bite 12: You sample two ounces of fat free chocolate pudding from a new reclpe-afler nil It Is fat free. (Calories: 50) The grand total extra calories for Ihr day: 67 Hit If these extra calorics arc eaten dally. It might be p o ssi­ ble to gain as much as a pound a week! On average, an addi­ tional 3500 calories above your Imdy's needs can lead to a weigh I gain of onr pound. If you are adding mystery pounds, consider counting the culortes In these tiny bites. Here are some additional tips to help turn the scales: * Plan and cany better snacks with you to avoid being hungry und yielding to high calorie temptations. Rice cakes. Instant cup-of-soups, whole grain crarkent, apples mid bananas arc but a few Ideas to help you Hvold the break room treats and other unt-so-hralthy choices. * Make yourself write down every Just-one-blte. You'll probably cut back on those bites Just to avoid recording thrm. * Only eat If you're sitting down. You'll feel pretty silly sit­ ting on the floor by your secre­ tary's randy Jar. Relationship is only as healthy as its partners Dear Mary. I want to And u man who will really let me get close to him. One that doesn't try to bully or dominate mc--Just be my friend, as well as my lover, and hopefully someday, husband. 1 have an active social life und always have plenty of datrs, but it seems like 1 only Attract one kind of man. They're usually great conversa­ tionalists. know how to dress and act In social situations, and make a decent living, but when It comes to being able to let me really get to know them. It Just never happens. I was In a marriage like that for 10 y e a rs-w e looked good to­ gether. we enjoyed each other's company, we did the "right* things at the "right" times and places, but emotionally we were strangers. Our biggest problem w as when I would try to get him to open up to me and let me know what he was really thinking or feeling about things that really mattered in our lives. He'd Just clam up and If I continued to press on him. he'd get mad and we'd end up lighting. It Anally ended when he decided he Just couldn't give me what I want tn a marriage and lefl. 1 still want the same thing: but I can honestly say that af- fcUMLY CO UN SELO R MARY BALK ter 5 years o f dating 1 never have met a man who would let me get close to him. I've seen couples who really are soul­ mates (not many. I admit), and that's what I want. I have no Idea where or how to And a guy like the kind I want--doyou? 6till Searching Dear Searching, Are you ready to do some soul-searching? Perhaps the key to your problem, und p o s­ sibly Its solution, lies within you. First, let me toss out a couple aphorisms that might hurt your feelings a little, but also may give you some In­ sights to break out of your rut. The first one: "We attract not what we want, but what we are. You have observed Uiat you a l­ ways attract the same kind of man. You can believe that ts no accident. There la probably something about you that lets men who are emotionally un­ available know that you are "sale* to be with. I have no Idea what that ts. but It has been my experience that men usually read women much bet­ ter than women read men. be ­ cause women are often seeing what they want to sec Instead of what is. even when the man is giving them clear informa* lion to the contrary. So my flrst suggestion is to look inside youractf and sec if you are really able or willing to be emotionally vulnerable In a relationship. The second a p h o ­ rism you need to ponder Ata right along with the Aral. "Our relationships arc usually about as healthy as we are." Again, we usually see the healthiest, most stable relationships among (lie healthiest, most stable people. It may be that the best place to look for the kind of relation­ ship you wont is within your­ self. t promise you this; as you become more capable of being the kind of relationship part­ ner you are looking for. the same kind of man will more likely be attracted to you. Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a counselor at Oviedo High School, Contact har a* 365-1642, Ex. 210. Boss receives, she should also give A D V IC E * Do certain recipes continu­ ally make too much? Remove temptation by making less. from your toddler. Is hardly worth the effort to refrigerate. your money for a stash of candy that remains out o f sight — and leave the Jar empty. For A b b y 'i favorite family rrclpra. ■end a lone, ■elf-eddmeed envelope, ptue check or money order for U N l I L U In Canada I Uk Dear Abby. Cookbooklet No. I. P.O. Uoa 447. Mount Morrta, I1L 410440447. (Pootaee U Included.) To lose weight you must Re­ duce Your Usual Food Intake By 250 Calories Per Day to lose two pounds per month or 24 pounds a year! Barbara Hughes/dregg la tha Sam Inote Coutny Extension Horn* Economlat. Inquiries may ba directed to har at th* Cooperative Extension Service, 250 W. County Home Road, Sanford, FI. 32773 or phone 323-2500. Ext 5556 I R O C K S P R IN G S | R ID IN G S T A B L E S Wekiva State Park I HORSEREHTALSI Exit 51 Wl Reservations & Information (352) 735-6266 Fa e c a l i C IN E M A S '# ' •'■ LAKE M A R Y C I N E M A 10 3SBG n >’ *Ti •? 0 IK , f PAULI E V I I S 470 4 70 7 70 4 70 1 THE OBJECT OF MY AFFECTION 1 K MAJOR LEAGUE: BACK TO 1 t <0 0110 4 70 7 40 10 00 M il CITY OF ANGELS ,i: 14S 4X 7411010 THE ODO COUPLE 2 100 4 104 14 7 40 4*0 SPECIES 2 1 IS 4 JO 4 40 4 00 10 10 LOST IN SPACE 1 70 *11 TOO ,10 MERCURY RISING 7 40 4 00 700 440 f THE PLAYERS CLUB r 144 4 117.14 440 GREASE T | 7411000 MY GIANT io o i» » jo GET A HEAD START O N TANNING Bin id • ( .(i .■ SESSIONS I Hi I OR Git i m u ,vtt b WITH UNLIMITED MONTHLY pal * age • Full Service Hair • Full Service Nalls • Tanning • Pedicures f Paraffin Treatments i X 323-8029 C untilry L liih S ttii.itt* 1 /411 W Airport Blvtl S.intnul J?3 HU/y 7* ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR ABBY: We have a large candy (or in our office that Is kept filled by the people who eat the candv. All the secretaries contribute regularly. Our problem is one of the execu­ tives. She ecoope out candy by the handfUl every time she passes the Jsr, but has never contributed a dime! She has been “reminded" sev­ eral times, but she continues to ignore our requests. We've even tried letting the jsr remain empty for several days, but she just waits until we refill it, then she deans it out again. This is cre­ ating a lot of resentment — as well as expense — for those of us who can least afford It. (H e r salary is more than all the secretaries combined.) Abby, we don't want to penalise everyone else by doing away with the candy Jar, but we cant afford to continue feeding thia moocher. What should we do? SWEET DILEMMA IN TULSA D E A R S W E E T D ILE M M A t Shame on her. Mar "parks” aa an axacutiva should not aatend to tha employees' snacha. Pool Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction On April 24,1996, tha Santord Rotary Club wilt hold tha Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction at tha Sanford marina Hotel. Approximately $10,000 expected to be raised from this event. This gives tha Santord Rotary tha ability to reach out and help many local charities. Past recipients include the following. Christian Sharing Center Serenity House Drug Awareness School Program Seminole County Humane Society Rescue Outreach Mission Canfra/Florida Boy Scouts Golden Age Games Seminole County Spouse Abuse Shelter Salvation Army These era just a few of tha local charities wa have helped. The key to our success In this fund raiser has bean tha past support ot business and Individuals In tha Central Florida area. For Information and/or tlckata to thia avant contact Paul Oaboma 321-4764 CJ an ford R otary Presents S Casino N igh t \v Silent Auction \t _________ F riday A p ril 24, 1998 ♦a & M a rin a H otel ♦ 530 N. Palm etto A ve., S a n fo rd Games Begin ul 7:30 ♦ Prizes Announced ut 10:30 Grand Prize & Door Priz.c Drawings j j ^ Proceeds Dotuiletl Ut I an al Charitable O rgan ization * �10* Sammoi* Herald Sanford. Florida - Friday. April 17 , 1998 Legal Notices NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME NDin;# it h>#retty gi«v«n I'Hj»t il ini in biffin### at 119 W Cfpl.»1 lake Ot La1 !.# Mary. Nofida 32 FIE 5# mined# County Florida undlt th# r Tittoua Nam# o' LAKE MANY PUB A GRILL and that I int#nd til regi»t#* *a»d with th# Dfvfiion ot Corporation* tjiLth,t%**v Florida in accor* ilinct with fh# provitiona of th# ftlion# Nam# Sfalut#* ToSaction 065 09 Florida Statut#* 199t 0# mil a W'itaen Put*hah April 1F 1090 DCP-tFE NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notre# *1 h# ratty Qiv#n that I am anyaqtd in btretrvrtft at 3305 N US t T-S2 Suit# 1 ST Ca»*#lb#ffY. Florida 32F07 S#minol# County Florida undar th# F«ctitioua Nam# of NAIL EXPO and that I inland to reqiat#r said nam# with th# Dnriiion of Corporation*, Tallahavt## Florida, in accor> dartca with th# provition* of th# Ficptioui Nam# Statu!#* ToWit 5#etion §6S 09 Florida St mu let 1991 XimNNguy#pi Pubitah April IT. 1990 O E P tra •N T N * COUNTY COUNT OF THK EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASK NO. COST -£0§4»CC»>0C DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida nat-lehpfsnt corporation. Plaintiff, va. MARTA RODRIGUEZ, and UNKNOWN TENANTS. D#fandantt NOTICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to tha Final Judgment In Foracloaura antarad on tha ISth day ol January. 1999, In Civil Action No C0S7-3C94 CC-20 C ol th# County Court ol tha EiQhtaanih Judicial Circuit, in and for Saminol# County. Florida, in which MARTA RODRIGUEZ, it th# D#f#ndant and DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . it tha Plaintiff. I will # «11to tha tughaat and baat biddar for ca«h at tha wait front door of tha S#m*no<# County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida at 11 00 A M on tha 14th day of MAY. 1SSI, lha fol­ low mg daaenbad r»al proparty •at forth in tha Final Judgmant Umt 41*E. DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, according to tha Daclaration of Condominium tharaof, a* racordad in Official R#cord« Book 1337. Pag# 1090 of tha Public Racordt of 8a mmol# County. Florida DATED Ihit 9th day of APRIL. 1999 UARYANNE MORSE CtarS of tha Court By. Jana E Jatawic Deputy Clark Plaintiff* Attomay EMIL A OASPERONI. JR . ESQ I m' k S T t) T T I 4 W * * C l none! | AMSA1CAII9 WITH D I*A *ILtT II* ACT OF 1*90 ila a ln U I n t lH Order Me. * 9 9 7 Pereon* with e disability who need a special accommodation to participate in thle proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at H I N. Park Avenue. Suita North 901. Sanford. Florida S i m at lea it five (I) day* prior to tha pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 1214990. aitanuon 4117. 1-900» S H m (TOO), or 1-609-96*0770 (V). via Florid* Relay Pubiiah April 17, 14. I N I DSP-117 IN TMS CIRCUIT COURT OF TMS IIONTSSMTM j u d i c i a l etN c u rr o f TMS STATS OF FLORID*. Ml AMO FOR SaHIMOUl COUNTY CIVIL AOTWM Caaa Mai 07-SS7S-CA-14 D h b lM i M NEW SOUTH FEDERAL SAV­ INGS BANK, a Federally Chartered Saving* Bank. PlaintiM, -**ERICA MOSLEY. AMANDA DOAN, a minor, ANDREW BOAN. a minor. BILLIE PRIEST, a* Coneenrator tor AMANOA DOAN, a minor. BILLIE PRIEST, aa Conaervator for AN0REW BOAN. a minor. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and ■TATE OF FLORIOA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. Defendant* NOTICS OF SALB None* i» haraby ghran that purauam to a Final Judgmant ol Foracloaura antarad In tha abova-atylod cauaa. in tha Circuit Court ot Saminola County. Florida. I anil call tha property eituate in Seminole County. Florida, daaenbad a* Tha Eaal 9* 14 tael ol Lot 94 and tha Waat *4 SS leal ol Lot 9>. Block IT. SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION, according to the Plat thereat, at racordad in Plat Book 1. Page CS-t/1. ol lha Public Record* ol Sa mmol* County. Florida at public aala, to th* highaal and baat bidder, tor caah. at lha Waat front door ol lha Saminola County Courthouaa, 90t N Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida at It 00 A M on MAY 14th, IM S DATED thia Sth day of April. IM S Maryann* Mora* Clark ol Circuit Court By Jan* E Jaaavnc Deputy Clark AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF IS M ; Admmatratrv* Order No 98-87; Paraon* with a diaetuiity who naad a apaciai accommodation lo perbcipel* m ttw* proceeding should contact AO A coordme lor at 901 N Park Avanu*. Suita N 901. Sanford. Florida 91771 at laaat fnr* day* prior to th* proceeding Telephone 407119-4110 eat 4117. I-S00-SSS• 771 (TDD) or 1-S00-SM-S 770 (v). via Florida Relay Sanric* NOTE: THIS COMMUNICA DON. FROM A DEBT COLLEC TOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Gibbon*. Smith. Cohn A Arnett PO. Bo* 1177 Tampa. FL 91*01 Pubhah April 17. 24. I t * * DEP-tM Legal Notices NOTICt TO THE PUBLIC: Nulrt# i* tar# tty gtv#n that th# Bo# pci of A d i if*t man I of th# City at Sanford will hold a regular m##ting oh April 23rd 1990 in fh# City Hall C o m iw tu o n Chambar* at 11 30 A M in ehlar to eontidvr a requatt for variant# in th# Zoning Ordifianc# a* it p#rt#m« lo th# **d# yard ar#a r#quir#m#nt* in an SRI district on Lot* 1 and 2 Oik 9 TR 4 Florida Land and Colcinu niton Company lim ited E R Tfaff-ortS* Map of th# Town ot Sanford recorded PO t PG 5664 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE c o u n t y Fl o r id a D i'fig m o it ■pacifically d#*crib#d a* located 700 Park Av Plannad u*# of th# proparty »* lo add Cabana addition to a n t in g garag# on a tingle fam­ ily retrdenc# Larry Blair. Chairman Board of Adjustment ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DEC ISIO N MADE W ITH R ES P E C T TO ANY M ATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE M E E TIN G OR HEARING HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBA­ TIM RECORD OF THE P R O ­ C EE D IN G S IN CLUDING THE TE S TIM O N Y AND EVIDENCE W HICH RECORD IS NOT P RO ­ VIDED BY THE C ITY OF SAN FORD (FS 206 0105) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA CO O R D IN ATO R AT 3305626 40 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQ PUBLISH April 8 1 7. 1998 DEP-10 IM THC CIRCUIT COURT OF THS I ICHTIt NTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMD FOR SIMIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA CRIMINAL CASS NO: 99-M 9-CFA IN RE FOR FEITURE OF SI 69r 00 UNITED STATES CURRENCY NOTICS OF FOR7SITURS PROCS EDIMQ TO Angela Pavgourat SFS Stanford Dnv* Altamonte Soring* FL 92714 and all othar* who claim an inter**! m tn* following proper­ ty SI.*94 00 United Slat** Currency Donald F Ealinger. ot th* Saminola County Sheriff a Offtc*. Saminola County. Florida, through hi* officer*, mvatligator* ot aganl*. aanad th* abovt property on or aboul November 25 1997 m Saminola County Florida, and i* preventfy holding and property tor th* purpot* ol forfeiture purauant to Saction* 932 701 932 704. Florida Statutat. and will RBQUBST that an Honorable Judge of lha Circuit Court. Cnnl Drvtaion. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Saminola County. Florida, tmd probable cauaa that tha above property ahould b* torfaitad to lha abov* agency You will be aarvad a copy ol tha Ordat finding Probable Cauaa one* It I* - a ig u d ky the Judge and tt-vrllt ad viaa you how and whan to ratpond 10 Ihr* raquaal lor lorfailure I HEREBY CERTIFY that a Iru* and correct copy ol thia Notice waa aant lo lha abov* named addraa* by U S certified mail, raturn receipt raguaatad. thia 19th day ol Apnl.tSM John C Roa*. Genera I Counatl Florida Bar 1*0717 Saminola County Sheriff'* Office 114* • 21th Straal Sanford. Florida 91779-BlSt Publiah: April 17. 24. IS9S DSP-179 IM T N I CIRCUIT COURT, IM AMO FON •SMIMOkS COUNTY, FLORIOA CASB MO. ST-tSST-CA-IS-B COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANE. INC.. F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. Pit intill. SHARON S. BATCHELOER (■■•UNKNOWN). MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK OF THE CIR­ CUIT COURT; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a political aubdtvlaton of th* Slat* ol Florida, and any unknown hair*, daviaaa*. grant***, craditor*. and othar unknown paraon* or unknown apouaa* claiming by through and under any ol tha above-named Oalandant*. Oafandant*. NOTICE OF FORSOLOSUMI SALE NOTICE it haraby given Ihal th* undaraignad Clark ol lha Circuit Court ol Saminola County. Florida, will on lha 14th day Ol MAY. fSS*. al 11:00 o'clock A M at th* Watt Front door ol th* Sanunoi* County Courthouaa In Sanford. Flooda. otlar for aal* and tall al public outcry tu th* highaal and baat biddar lor caah. th* followingdaaenbad property altual* In SaminoI* County. Florida Lot 1. Unit Two ol Mount Greenwood, according to tha Plat thereof aa Racordad in Plat Book IS. Page* IS, 10. and It. Public Record* ol Saminola County. Florida purauant lo th* Final Judgment antarad Hi a caaa pending Hi aaid Court. IPa alyl* of which la indiciNd abov# WITNESS my hand and official eaal el aaid Court thia 9th day ol April. 1999 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jan* E Jatawic Deputy Clark II you are a paraon with a d,aability who naad* any accom­ modation h i order lo panic:pat* in thia proceeding, you are antidad. *1 not coat lo you. to th* proinalon of certain aatiatanc* Pleat* contact Court admuiiatrator. 901 N Park Avanu*. Suit* N101, Sanford. Florid* 91771. (407) 911-4110 *4117. wilh 1 working day* ol yout receipt of Ihit (notice ol Foracloaura Sal*). II you era hearing impaired, call I -100* •St-9771; II you art voice impaired, call I-900-9SS-I77Q ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hoach Jr. Eaquir* Bulla, * Hoach. PA 9I9S • Conway Rd . ( I * E Orlando. Florida 91911 (407) 911 -9100 Publiah April It. 14. IMS DEP-tSI 13— H ealth A Beauty 21— P e r s o n a l s 71— Ht ir W a n t e d EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIGHTY 1-On-1 Personal Training w' Lilabma Fitnoss Free body tal anafytia D m rut E in n s r DATE LINE FUN TIME t 900 407 7782-E.1 3678 S2 99V.n 16 Yi* Serve U (619)654 8434 5 STAR TEMP LOGO ^cniinolc Herald Find Peace and Confidence! Long Term-Short Term Tamp To Hire CLASSIFIED AD RATES Through a Live Peraonal Paychic $200 B O N U S — — 11— F o r S a it SECURITY BARS A DOORS Lie.. 34 yri E«p 50.000 design 55'sq H Free eat 1-900-788-8881 E«t. 7953 $3 99 per mm MuMDe 16 yra Ouai-ty guaranteed 904 9S5Q013 or 407 324 3160 serv U (619t 645 8434 VENT figure LOVICKS 34 mch MOO 0 8 0 Or will trad* camera equipment 302-1S24. Longwood Mattage Studio WaK ms welcome 7 day* Private rm* Female Slat! L»*C#MM7785 407-339 5300 19— CoNtnnvR/TV BUYING COMPUTERS PARTS 321 6992 FOR 21— P e r s o n At s ADOPTION l. ■wig expense* cournelmg A medical GIFT OF LIFE 900-21* 5433 Legal Notices I* THK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK KIQNTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. SKMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATK DIVISION C A t6 NO. f0-3O0-CP IN RE £•!#!# ot KENNETH S BATISTA. NOTICK OF ADMINISTRATION Th# ad mi nis tra l io n of th # E*tat# ot KENNETH S BATISTA Dec e# ten! FTl* No 66*306-CP is p#ndinq in Th# Circuit Co lit I ol Seminole County Florida. Pmbal# D'v»*ion tfte eddrett ol which i* Seminal# County Courthouse 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 3277! Th# m m # t #nd #ddr#«*#* of th# P#r*onal R#pr#*#ntaliv# and th# P#r*onal Repretenl# live * itforney ar# «# l forlh b«iow ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH parson* on whom thi* no tic# i * «#rv#d who haw# obi#cIron» Thai e hell# mye |h# validity of Th# Will, fh# qualifi­ cation* pi fh# Psnonaf Reprev entail*# v#nu#. or |un** diction ol (hi* Court ar# r#quir#d fo fil# fh#ir objaction* with ihit Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE or THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ail creditor* ol th# D#t#d#nt and othar p#r*on* having claim* ot d#mand» again*! D#c#d#nl * Etla! a on whom a copy of thn node# i« *#rv#d within Ihr## month* aft#r lh# dal# of lh# fir*! publication ol (hit nolle# muil fil# th#ir claims with thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM LOOKING FOtt BIRTH MOTHER A SISTER White mate born in Sanlord a tO'45 to a young ainote woman from a prominent Sanlord tamJy Adopted al 9 mo* ot ago Fint name waa Michael P>ea.e call (352)3724342 • you have nlo 23— L o s t & F o u n d ALONE? FLa Moat RESPECT­ ED Dating Bureau Smce 1977! Atl Age* met Senior* Bringing People Together 600 922 4477 LOST COCKATEtL in the Stone brook Apt* area 0 6 Airport Dtvd Pleaie can with any into REWARO’t 374 1*85 25— S ric iA i N o n e ts Chnat United Methodtat Church 40S Tucker Drive (Comar ot 427 and Tucker* Dr. i Suni.nd Eatal**) ALL YOU CAN EAT! It Pancake Breakfast Saturday April ISth S.OOam-tO.OOam. Pancake*. Waffle*. Egg*. Sauaag*. Bacon. Ortta. Cofta* S Jute* 52 50 each Com* S Enjoy________ J For Dollar Rani A Car at tha Sanlord Airport Pari Tim* Petition* Available Service Agent* Cutkxkana Cashwrv S Cuitomer Serve* Reps Apply In person al Job Fa-r Tuna 4 14 10 4 cr daily 104 at Oolar Rent A Car 2 Red Cleveland tVvd Sanlird, FI 32773 Mull be 18 year* ot age and have a vakt 11 drlvefs Icenae SmtAn TVug Free Workplace COE ConprMM Wages'! DOLLAR RENT A CAR COME JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM' AN EXP LOVING MOM Provide* educe! on ai actrvdw* along with TIC S playroom ten yttl Cert CPft'COL.Rei Rea rate* For mtervww 330-0700 tnhome preachool age* 211. Limbed apace. Call 3217*35 use »m -10 WALK-INS E ILL KIOS era thi* nurte* apeciaty Heattny kid* too' MRS *042532 134-1SS7 55— B usiness OrrOKTLSITIES $300 - $500 Dratrtuling phone card* No aiperience nacataary For more information land a SASE to Pumatime Commumcahona. P O Bo* 894355. Miami. FL 332691355 WE BUT MOWTOAOI NOTES Trust Dead*. Land Contract* anywhara tf you own a now or ar* Earn *200 • *500 weekly ma4 mg care-o gram* For more m lormalm send a sell ad diessed stamped envetopn to Oasis Card* A Grtv PO Do. 612290 Wurnv FL 33261 ACCtsd— d Truck School COL. VA7TA Apprv Job Aaani Wkand ctaaaa* National Truck School 1#0fr4S#nS4 LIK E W O R K IN G W ITH P E O P L E ? ■C A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Aa s Markcal Atusum with an Aasocial* o( Science degree you w « help prepare panama lor aiammaliont. conduct import­ ant itau and pafflapa ovan auM in rrunor surgery tr* a re­ warding career f you kka hatpmo •Day or EvantnoCiasi •Finanotal AMt tor TTiose OuaJtty •Graduate Placeman/ A u ii Cal Today! 407-811-901* City College *53 East Mwy 436, Sla 200 Caaaatotny. FL 32707 ■#. 4" -4- M J. ,,, *o* nson VT8^s (407) S23-1U0 Ext 221 i Alliance FUNDED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAWS 71— H elt W an ted m vm m s F/T tor a Mefor Manutachxtng piam m Sanford Poawont am avatabta on at arSM-IMS TELEMARKETING G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 po* avaA Aug S 15 50fflr. Sal * comm Sanlord based pool . No COM casmg F/T * P/T. Cel m -2 0 7 0 axL >11 Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon tho day boforo publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday 51* YARD SU ES Price Per Line Pre Paio i ADJ USTMENTS4 CREDITS In Itvo nvont ot an error, Itvo Somuvoto Herald will be responsible lor the tirst insertion only and only lo tho oxtont ol tho cost ot that insertion Please check ad lor accuracy the first day it runs IOLPLACE AN ADLCALL O R LA N D O 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 S E M IN O L E 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 DEPARIMEMTLHQLIRS 51* 0 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY P E R L IN E 13 Weeks Contract Rates NOW ACCEPTING 7NO SHUT ASSEMBLY RECOTON CORPORATION, the nation* leading manulacturer d.mbutor ol electronic acre* some*, hat several openings n i l lake Mary (acikry tor 2nd shift akkemNy positions Hours are 4 00pm-t2:30*m Must be abt* to idt a mmimum ot 35 lb* and stand tor 8 houm Apply m person at 1090 Emma Oak* Trail. Lake Mary FL 32746 ACCTS PAYABLE CLERK t-2 yrs eip data entry , gcod cten cal A comm Milt* H S Dipt rtyd Good ben EOS Drug Free Workpiece Coastkne Owl 407323 6500 71— H elp W anted 71 — H e l p W a n t e d Contractors A Truckers Make contact quickly, your Stale t N Amerce New * matching syt 74 hr* HVrvn 1-444 4**-4470 MOVIss PEBBLE JUNCTION INC. m Sanlord has mined openmg tor mdnnd w/mech background A welding exp Witt be reqrd lo log equip hr* keep accurate records S aasial mechanic w-al repairs on equip F/T, vac S health ms Can 323-3831 tor mor# nto D EB A R Y M ANOR I* looking tor talented end ex­ ceptional individual* lor the lottowing positions < P N it p m to 7 a m •Bealoratrv# CNA •CNA s AX sNhs • Dwtary Axlet Competitive wages eiceiienl benelit* and fieitole schedul ng Call 407-SSS-442S IOC DRYWALL FINISHERS Needed tor rewt crew Eip ml handtoqra S toot* Cal Al al 323 3234 ____ AO CARRIBR3, INC, AG CARRIERS. JNCA FL BASED CARRIER ' NEW PAT PLAN': ■L3 TO .32 Cents Par Mae LOADED E EMPTY TO SIAHI1AY OVER PAY" 'BREAK DOWN PAY* 'EXTRA STOP PAY* 'I Day 08 tor 7 Day* Out* •VACATION PAY' ■HOLIDAY BONUS PAY' '401 K RETIREMENT •PERFORMANCE BONUS •SAFETY BONUS •RIDER PROGRAM •CONVENTIONALS •SATELLITE EQUIPPED EMPLOYEE Aaad Program S A COL 1 Yr OTR EXP) CIS REQ Pleas* cal 8 am to 5 pm Monday tthru > FndaytOnly B 1-SOO-8T: - U i V. * . - * k* AMERICAN MAID •* hvmg lor tuil-hm* work Monday-Fnday Cal 322-5599 lor appruntmam ATTENTION ^NA* Coma and (can our camg team of Nurte* and CNA't E.cat Mnt benefit t Eipenenced racognueo S:00pm-f 1:00pm ahffl avakabit. Please appry in paraon Deltona Heallhcara Re habii.latm Canter 1651 Elkcam Btvd. Deltona COE ATTN LP N ’s & RN's! Become an RN or BNS graudata and incraaaa your mcoma without gomg back to school! To schedule your Inter­ view n Orlando. Cal Don Rah n a td b y A p rtsn . 1-B00-717-3222 AUTOMOTTVE 0 C T A U R S SanlordVongwoodOrtando Good Income Potential Benefits Attar 90 Day* Faph 407 293 3055 co »ectin ^m j^W ^2j|-J011^^ 70— Education It T raining DEADLINES ‘EXTRA INCOME 98* 27— N ursery & C h il d C arl ACCELERATE Your buamaa* on tha Internal, nailing at 514 95 a mo. Wan award tan­ All othar creditor* ol th# ning baton E markakng warn u* i >tt’ 4S1-S11-4S4S H C*a a ■* # W * M M * M B M H — I Dacadanl* Salat* mual III* BEET Horm Buatnata out war* than cla,ma with Ihia Court H you ar* aanoo* abouf making WITHIN THREE MONTHS money ar/ no aas ol prod, no arv. AFTER THE DATE OF THE no nek Cal 2*2 3320 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE GREAT INCOME ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED No Caprtal. Juat Hard Work WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Cham*. 869-72S7 Tha data ol lh* brat publica­ JOIN MV Tupparwar* lamrty tion ol Iht* Notice i* April 17th. New tnand*. ertra S. FREE car IM S A tun al tha tama ime Intaratt DORENE B KASTL. a* e<r? CalUnda 9 528-3817. Paraonal Rapratantaliva ol lh* Eatal* ot KENNETHS OATISTA 5ft— Fin a n o a l Attorney lor S ervices Paraonal Rapraavnlaliv* KENNETH F MURRAH T M O ol being turned down lor Ol Murrah. Doyle cratMT Laam where to obtain tha and Wigla. PA 900 Waat Mora* Boulevard baat daaia credit card*, am bu* loan*, debt consolidation PO Boa 1929 Winter Park. Florida 12790 Rale* a* low aa 5 9%. no an­ Telephone (407) *44-9901 nual tarn. ate. H E W Entorpnarrt 323 199* Florida Bar Number 0097494 Publith April 17. 14. 1999 DCP-171 63— M ortgages IN TH I oiM curr COURT OP T N I 1 STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POP ■ SMIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA OBNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASB NOl 99-IS0-CA-14-W EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS CARL MATLOCK. JOANN MATLOCK AND VERNA E SROKA DEFENDANTS) NOTICS OP FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant lo a Summary Final Judgment ol foracloaura dated April 1*1. ISM . antarad in Civil Caaa No S9-190-CA-14-W ol th* Circuit Court ol lh* IITH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida, I will aall lo lh* highaat and bat I biddar lor caah al lh* WEST FRONT DOOR ol lh* SEMINOLE County Courthowt* totaled at 101 N PARK AVf . SANFORD. FL 12771 ,n SAN­ FORD. Florida, al It 00 a.m. on th* SIN day ol MAY iSSS lh* tollowmg daaenbad proparty aa eat lorlh in aaid Summary Final Judgment, lo-wil LOT 12. BLOCK B REPLAT OF LOTS 29 AND 10. BEAR LAKE HEIGHT*. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAOE 1. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dated Ihia 2nd day ol APRIL, 1991 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark of lh* Circuit Court By Deborah Conanl Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Uotvarady Dnv* Suita 504 Plantation. FL 13*14 1934) 23S-SOOO 95-021 • • In accordance with lh* American with Oiasbiliti** Act. paraon* with diaabrUlla* naadmg a apaciai accommodation la participate In Ihia proceeding .hould contact lh* Clark of lh* Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE County Courthouaa al |407) 121-4110. not later than .even day* prior to th* proceeding It hearing impaired. 1-100 *55S771 (TOD) or 1-SOO-I5S-S770. via Florida Raley Service Publiah April 10. 17. IS M DEP-100 LOGO AVON NEEDS rape Sea high quality products, asm good US. flea hours. 32I-71S2 B IS TR O C A P P U C C IN O Lake Marys kna dating restau­ rant otter* a great working en­ vironment Ba part Ol a profes­ sorial team and coninbuta to our success (Fu* A Part Tima) •Onhwathar $5 7Mir ■Cooks | 8 (XVhr •Server* 52 13hr ♦ tip* Apply In paraon at 951 Omenwood BNd. Lake Mary or cal 321-1113 CASHIERS. COOKS. DR ROOM ATTENDANT. KIT REPS No right* or weekend* F/T OR P/T Flea houra Chick-FSA Lake Mery 4 0 T -m # s n CHADC A RE TEACHER-P/fl S F/T poa eve*. CDA or Exp a *, Sanlord Early Chidhood Cantor, 322-6045 CLOSERS WANTED- It you can aa« over the phone you can make great money w/our grow­ ing Internet Co DonT know Pie Internet? We we tram you Draw against Ig comm, aaay to make S30K» per year Deal ml businesses and not Pte pubte. not ■ phone room or telemarket­ ing scam www charternet com (4(7)324-4091 CRSi NEW WAGE PROGRAM Al srvlta. FT S PT. We ot excellent benefits, including mediceVdenleVlife insurance jeebon teimbursement 907(h), paid vacation, pay m ad ot beneliU We are seeking dedtoeted mdrvtouals h experience, but wdkng to trim rght perton(s). Please Ky: Healthcare S Rehab star ol Sanford, Contact NSaa jgman. 960 MeionvSa Rd, SenlortL FL 32771-2299 (407) 322-tSOa.EOE C N A 'S NEW WAGE PACKAGE 11 Come and be a part ol a team that speoaiues m TLC Appry In paraon at HaaShcam amt Rehab of Sanford 407-122-SSM EXPERIENCED Fra wood bun nesa Uukl know how kl *pkt S market wood Call 125-14*1 EXPERIENCED OROUNOSMEN lor tree co Top pay COL A PLUS CALL 121-l*«t__________ FORK UFT experienced alrong beck, good FL 0L. par com menaurale with tip >49-9279 GENERAL LABORER Someone not etrad ol work De­ pendable Apply at 200 PeraimmonAue 6 5 30 M F W A N TED Sanoua peopi* devnng t x cesitut WEIOHT LOSS, IM PROVED HEALTH A HO CHEH­ OV L04* 20 200 tot 30 dty program under St00 Salttlaeton guar FREE SAMPLES. CALL NOW 12ES4M WAFFLE HOUM 71— H AIR LIN E C U S TO M E R SE R V IC E A G E N T S For international flight* al San­ lord Aeporl P/T. approx 30 hrv wk MuM be fox Fax resume to (407) 812 7569 or CM» (407) 825 2437 M F between the hours of 13PM LABOR RITE -U M ill™ * NEED 100 * MEN S WOMEN DaJy work Oaky pay VeNcie* ■ P U N COktt WORK WITH THE BEST FOR CERAMIC worker Expert enced preferred or on* train ______________ Cat SS t-lItt. LAB O R ER S NEEDED FOR UN D ER G R O U N D UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTHINSURANCEAW 491K PkAin Orue free wampMae. , AeWy ■ 9*9 f earDrfve. ***me|W*Sertoe-7999999 WORKLANDSCAPE Cat 328 ERS F/T Exp 0750____ LAWN MAMTE NANCE FORE­ MAN S LABORERS For CommercMl ACCOUNTS Mual have tu p , A ref Cal Terra Care 8109000 E X P E R IE N C ED •TRACK HOE OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR •ORFVER Muet hem date ■ aaanae For commerciaVrestdeniiat land ctaarmg Expenence prefarred Holiday paybracation. Medical insurance Pay com­ mensurate with exp. Pie see c a s m - s s t t , M-F, 79 HAIR S TY L IS T Sea Molrvalad Ind tor saton w greet working etmoapnere Eatauished fu* service salon tkgh Commission pa«l Cal 8289029 TECMNICIAN/PIPELINE/f NTRV LEVEL Repair underground poet Iravei OT benefits. Fi DL raq COLpref 339 7134 TELEMARKETER Non Suet * d bam 56 5Ghr guar PH net eve hr* Ca* Kathy 7870806 (407) BSft-0444 TE L E M A R K E T E R S " Fi# or pari tvn* Top salary, bo­ nus and commission Smoking oftic* Longwood location Call Debbw at 767 9270_____________ Now Hiring for Sdmlnoid County Sate* Attociaiet Asantants Fu* Tane S Pad Time TRAMEE/MSTALLER Saneffla. F/T. _________ CM 9804700_________ TRANSMISSION RAN TICHMCIAM EXPERK MCE PREFERRED Apply m parson with resume at Harrell and Beveriy Ttantmi* Hon 209 W 25th 51. Sanford Men Fry 6env5 JOptry__________f 7b* pay Ter Ctas* A COL. Drug Fra*, Apply 9-3 M F (407)459-5171__________ Ca< our 24 hr Job Urv# todtyf 1-600-711-J O B S TUPPCRWARE Earn 520 530 par hour lor txtrx money or have a U t 0m* career 8219421 EOE WAREHOUSE - 2ND SHIFT STICKERINO • RECOTON CORPORATION, th* nation s leading (kslrtoutor'menutectur ■ ar of etectnc accessories, has an openmg m it* Lake Mery warehouse tor 2nd ahJt stickenng position Hours era 4 00PM - 12 30AM Mult D* Ibi* to Ml 50 tbs Fteaponseat 1*4 include pricing products and fabekng Be abt* to adapt to che ge* and posses* good organutkonal skats 55 32 an hour Apply *1 parson at 2950 Lake Emma Road. Lake Mary FL 32746 EOE R IG H T HA N D MAN Need* 75 worker* deify. •Ualgnonl *Eair* pay to driver*. M l OogMck Rd, Longwood. ROOFERS WANTED Hetperi aiao Must hsm Irensportanon CaS 322-1449 LOCAL SALES REP warded 91— Sea feed Service to proto*u x j Ckenti who Hive n qubed Topcommwson* 2139*0-7*9* A rA K TM E N TS/H O M E S TO S hare SWF seek* SWF or Mat* to snare apt 1300/mon * half Ind amantbe* Prefer 2nd thill work ar Cal 302-3250 atlei 4 iA L £ #A G E N T »----------------The Sky's th * Um lt_. With Cep* Canaveral Cruise Une, you determm* whet your paycheck wd be 93— R o o m s F o r R e n t WEEKLY RENTAL! We're looking tor motivated people with a good phoni voice No experience nece* sary. because we tram you to succeed Vlou can make 1400* /wk! Work in ■ hm atmosphem Medical and dental insurance, cash spin* A he* cruises! 8600 sign-on bonus available. Starting • (77/wk Hitonc Downtown 810-4422 EFFICKNCY Maid serv •converuanl location __________3239004__________ FURNISHED NOOMS-AX Uta* met Laundry phone, and kit use *65 590 a week 324-4955 SANFOROVDELTONA AIWA. ExLLq. Room in CM for d*tMe 8249341 or 8249000 Iton-Fri, tarn to t pm S E C R E TA R Y WORK TOOAV#AJO TOOAY In 1 S French Atm 828-4841 M AIDS N E E D E D Honest a dependable. Mon Fn. 7 am 5 30 pm Cal 324-1177 to start immadUlery MAINTENANCE WORKERS Airport Authority. M pay and benefit*. Caff *07-323-05*3. M-F, 7:00 am4:00pm for application tnfor- lulEDiCAL A S S IS T OR LPN Fu* Time . Needed lor busy DoctorsrSurgeon* office. Re­ cent me<8cel expenence a must Cal 407-5749200 or laa resume to 407-574-tttt. MEDICAL ASSISTANT For busy csrdntogy practice. F/T. excellent working environment, off1C*4 In Sanlord and Oellona. rets rqrd Cat 904-532-1232. ask tor Sara MERRY KUUDSHMNO Car A insurance Needed Weekends FREE: 3319266 «TiNSTR 6#~dE N(AA L H D naed* P/T help Pnmanty to» dakvsnet and Saturdays Re queet a strong beck, pleasant personalty and axceeant dnv mg tecortj Personal truck or UV lor lowing tra-V-r requved Call Karan 82$-1SM. R E C E P TIO N IS T CM 40797*9000 0044 LABOR READY SITE WORKER A EOU# OPERATOR POSITIONS. FuM tune for busy medcat practce Computer * In Mxance a mutt Good organ, raKmai Muks • pfo* CaM 407574 *700 or fax return* to 407974-1111. (407) 323-4*40 JOIN the best heenheere tain? m Vokiau county ReslorelhM CNA needed immerketery Premoua experwnce heiplul Cell Debery Menor 407-SSSS42S.EOE. SPRINKLER FOREMAN - 19-IOf CALL 322-8133 Cook* S Servers F/T or P/T Appry to person 4740 W SR 48 Sand resume to 525 E Fkch Am . Det And FL 32724 a n ted SEMMOLE LANOSCAPMO NOW HIRING LANDSCAPERS t TRACTOR OPERATORS-F/T. »7-1 (VHR PROFESSIONAL HIRING A L L S H IFTS M A N A G E R TR A F NESS W elp Small construction company m Longwood Experienced Wm9S. Ouck Books A pa yro« F/T or PI T. 1829444 or tax S » - SCCURRY OFFICER JOS Training Aimed A Unarmed Brandy A Aaaoc. •34-7444 97— A partments Furnished 1 bdrm effey (urn SSOO-mon met atl utiix 1 bdrm house, 8450'mon 82S-009Vd*ys LO. 1 Bdrm, completely fur mahed ml wtr A garbage Extol lent tor couple or tmde person 5375/mon a (top. Cat 323-1917 ------------ YMCA Family Cantor •tari YMCA I* seeking stall tor Semnole are* day camp*, end Aqulatica Must be IS yrs or cider For Camp seeking those wdh currant day camp or chad care experience A Ngh energy lor Sit* Coordnaiors A Activi­ ties end Group Leaders CPR and First Aid 99— A partments U nfurnished 1 BEDROOM APT 2nd FI. «xl*L ct*en.a/c. refng. wtr net 529V mo ♦ 1200 dap 32* 9146 Aquatic staff mutt be currently CPR. First Aid end Lifeguard by YMCA o r ___ I______ Cross M ARIN ER 'S V IL L A G E LAKE ADA 1bORM. MIOiWO 190RU. MltHIO AND UP Impact. Expenence. Meaning Fun CM New (407) 3219944. 323-6670 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Campos Cetabray C«n*i crypwgrana ar* osewe bon quotekana to peoDW peal and pTMwrv Eecn laaw n aw caawr aianda k> fa f o lM d X equetotr J ' M L U N O U V 2 S W T Z J A L E L A X V Z L N P J T A J M J A R U N J Z H J B L J H D L E HWW HW OL E J B D H - G J T B WE Rssidsntlal C lM n ln g MOLLY MAD ■ MRMQ F/T• M-F ‘ 69pm. N L P H - O J T I . ' - SNJTH WW Train. 4C7-7«7-*OC7. L U Z H O W W A No aala*. PT/FT. no e w neces­ sary Cat 263 7112 J PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *Art is not an and In Itaalf, but B inaans of addressing humanity.* — Modest* Mussorgsky ( �Seminole Herald, Santofd, Florida • Friday, April 1 7 ,1W8 - 1 1 A 99— ArARTM ENTS U 103— H U n f u r n is h e d ROSELE A VILLAS SANFORD S3SOMO 2/1 CLEAN MOVE-W- s » -r s u 101— H o u s e s F u r n is h e d 107— M SANFORD 1/1 5 Acre lenced yard S45Gmo • depotn cal 321-0043 U n f u r n is h e d NORTH LAKE 1/1 turn condo, w/ acm pane. W/D. $500/3300 SANFORD i n Condo O VA, ten pano.— m ou s se No Lake VUtaga 2/2 Condo. T/pcomm pool leate w/cplton $5503500 JM DOYLE (407) 122 7420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT HUD OKAV 407-330-4631 103— H 141— H . ------ S TE N S TR O k R EN TALS in Spwc/el .MUVMonth specul cm ouses- o b il e For R H om es ent Fo r S ale ■ ■ 4 '■- ■ 1 om es K I T ’ N ’ C A R L Y I . E ® by I j i r r y W rig h t 181— A 3 BDRM Fenced. CH/A Great location 157.900 VIP Prpoperlee 333-0695 enyttme n f u r n is h e d 4 BED POOL HOUSE -No Pine Hde Totally remodeled. 11000 dn. MSOvno Open Houae Sun t-S 768-0629 UH oH tN ib T & a p Jo T H ^ P - BRASS BED. Oueen ml 20 yr Orthopedic mattreti ael Never used Coel $600 Mull urll $223 FAD Oie'L Two detached home* on one Icrtt 1. 3/2 ♦ tamty mom 2. 2/1 * ecreened porch 3 Lg many bldg lor both 144.900 n d new camel and we help arrange anai toe financing er Owner te e jn a n a jw r a H iM ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 117— C NOTICE o m m e r c ia l DAY BED White. Victorian Myta with 2 twm mattreeaet A trunrBi Never uwd $300 407 ft two 20 yr m it t e iM t ueed C o m USD MuM eel $230 caeh 210DAYBCO LAKE MARY. 192 Country Ctub Bd. once or ratal 462 eq A. contact R Davt*647-77SA LEASE Pnme ahowroom A warehoute 110.97D aq A SR 441 homage 407 578 2300 UOO DOWN_ . WHY RENT? Whan you can own tret 3 bdrm home w/ OWA. new pant t car­ pet? AaA about HUO home*' The lei man Croup, Inc. 118— O ft ic e R S pace For ent A MOVE M S P f CIAUI 400 tq A A up* $765 A MONTH OtocaSlerage 321-0120 or 333 2354 1631 Water St heal A a t Creda ret rqrd Cal 324-3411 lor price Quartern Penonal Storage Cal tor data!* 576 2300 SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 1 Suite* available - 1100 SF S 1A00SF. 407-131-7004 a l estate , w c. DRYERS Sterling • $100 War ranty A deanery. ____ 323-7408_____ GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED R en ta ls *1 rental and real ettala edverInemenli are tubfect to me Federal Fan Itouvng Ad. which make* « illegal to advert*. any preference. urrmalion. or du­ almmeton bated on race, col­ or. religion, tea handicap, lanRMI tutu* or national orign RfMT REDUCED; OM downtown LARK MART Great lor M n of Roe A» new. 2 bdrm tueee W/ We bath. M kitchen v « ) , SO It aide porch. ISOO/mo 137 E CryeuiLk A«e Can 322-6422 Re [ MICROWAVE 720 watte, turn table 173 Home* twit pemiai on SI. Delinquent Tai, Repo", REOa Yota Area Toe Free (1) 600-2169000 Ert H-2200 tor current M _____________ Q f t _____________ intorir town of flantordl tw ew r^wep wt eWWmire^wlf 2 nary 4 bed. M/2 bath. Hard­ wood Ftoora. New Carpet. Vinyl A Kitchen Cabmen Feature* indude a Lrving Room. Dining Room. mule uuaty Room. Out aide Utility Shed A Fenced Yard ton home w adorable and la on a beauMiAy treed, comer lot Them i* an aura butfng lot toat la to be aotd w«h the home ONLY 162 SOOh HO REALTY. PTC. V*/r u 1 » — A cr eag e Lo t Fo r S ale DKSARY-t/2 ecre Re* zoned m ruera erne Paved road 613.000 C.6 pgr 646-0167 OF 322-6340 DELTONA 10 acre* perftci" condF w/trg enctoeed porch Treed tol wfl beautiful landREDUCED 666.300 OileerV 10 acre*, dear tor farm Mobee Zoned agrt $44,600 Flnananp i dpwnpeymart (604) INS 3/2. tanWy n e d to rhood. Eatata aea Bu r (37) tor Nevwoatoen S71A00 Cat W■■ ilPln^wn UMlaee » TUp8fi18e 1■i■i*i ■m •404 rVtttoi 157— M 323-3169 or 330-3233 151— A c r e a g e L o t F o r Sale BULOWMLOTB pe 427 We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! • Smgii Story Design > No One M o w or Above M o . P.l. ^ 7 3 | 9 9 • Energy - Effoeni Studio, 1 4 2 Bedroom AJtortttMe Agirtmtnti • Friendly. On-Site, Dependable Management 0 IN C L U D IN G L O T Call to see If you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -8 7 3 3 Sanford Court $ o m es -s ra n a u F iiF re ttr14 1 BO 1/1 16S2 Show Fun. CH'A. gat h n 111.300. 24 ■ 44 1/1 SpH ig>3 Skykne. lapadng 116300. 24 I SS LAW 6 home Comptoiely remcMwa 3/2 Ito * tea STSO&OBO 330-2029___________ 67 OAK SRRBIttS V2 DU Wide 12X00 CaffwrWd oeRnga. toyIght A booti in Mch. Htoge LR upgraded carpel DR-eaec cond Cae Pel tor a p p L M M IM __________________ COVS 67 14X76, an. CHA Ire pwoe. WO bookice. 112.000 Coma end wee to tee Hour* t0am-4pm 126 199— Ri a l Estate e x p e rie n c in g p h e n o m e n a l g ro w th In Comp Vht-Wt.",* ’ -. t -.-; 4 Family Yard Saw Fn. Set 6-5 1650 N Cameron Ave between Celery Ave A E Mary 46 organ, too/i. tv. turn. book* clothe,. OPEN FIELD SALE FRI/SAT/SUN 8-3 Oh Mehorrytlle onto Fcretl Oftoaow ngn, Lot, of GOOOIES" and ANTIOUES-giatiware. d«he«. Sat Apr, 16 9-3 Houtehold item*, clothe* appl. tewing mach video garnet, bae end much more! 205 Meadow HR, off ol Laae Mary BNd____________ STONE ISLAND 30 * FamAtoe Apr 18. SM. 9 3. EM S3 Od 1-4. head EaM and loAow the ugm ------YARb Sale SAT 8-7 131 DreMan Court-Maylal* Meadow, of 25th SI 78 CamI. 10ff, of medoi toy*, antique taka, and mwe YARD SALE THUR/Fflt/SAT 8-7 u s ic a l Instr um ents PIANO LEBAOM6-KHWTY M LLIAMS Sanford Area 324-7SAA. Member of Na6 Fed of MuUfc 223— M iscellaneous 2111 IT U AC. OE DW. MWC lawn equpvmower. make oftor, 30* ttove 4 MWc HANDICAPPED SCOOTER- $600 Cel 322-664S 231— C ars For S ale SEIZED CARS from SITS. Ponchei. CetttecL Chevy*, BM W ,, Corvette*. AWo Jeepe. 4WE7, Your wee. TOO Free 1SOO-216-6000 Ert 2206 tor cur- 235— 3863 Moore, Station Road Bahmd Ortando-Sanford Airport. eaM of 46. him nghi on Beardal. 1 me* Lett on Moore* Stahon T ruck /Buses/Vans For S ale Rd *63 Chevy Silver. SporUcab, pw/l tlereo redtoae* Med 40k m e r cond $14230 332-6473 Follow wh.teMack ,ign* LOTS O f GREAT STUFF FOR EVERYONE YARD S A L E -1607 VamangoSaturday OrVy 6-7 Lot, of good 238— V e h ic l e s W anted oods THE BIG ONEI1 TARO SALE-Sal Apr 16 6am3pm. 303 SatMma Drrve. Senlord, trl Country CU> Rd 219— W a n ted to Tlw Lakeland Carter Apr, IAPi S 1661, 1966 S3 l et S-4 Sun _ CASHISSnUD I For Junk Care. Truck, S Mtocf KEEP MMRCA MAUTMU. Buy O V E R 600 T A B L E S Atom. Cane me Copper/Braaa Kokom > RecyeAngt 321-0004 616 W. FVet-WF BA, Sat6-1 WANTED Korea or tear ma­ nure. wM ptotoUR CeA 323-4640 240— B o a t R e n t a l s Starkng m 130 A to AMft -----M D-ISII ------ ▼ 24 193—Lawn 4 G arden FRES WOOO A WOOD C3BPS A MULCH CALL 323-3461 NEW S HR ELECT START DLLER Troy-BM Ong price $2339 ■d aee tor $1000 Cae 324 5296 199—Pets 4 Supplies For a lew permme more. gM toe leWM wennotogy to tqwd woman AM SftAMTROM OOMRAl. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 17, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 17, 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>, April 17, 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/909512d6d6d05ab0fc3d4fb352703206.pdf 31ad679196a8f7b7701fa9865e56030e PDF Text Text C h u rc h w o rk d a y s m a k e q u ic k w o rk fo r id le h an d s K in d Vcross \m c r ic u \\ ith M rs . 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Sury Goldm an has diverse responsibilities as director ol lib ra ry & Leisure Services �ACSHAMDWAMt J e t HAADWAHt A ct HAMDWAnr 2A M#»r.vj S \ k>'uU T ra volta fo r president! Early returns show Prim ary Colors as ‘98 front-runner lY im a ry C olors (R) Polities lu s made a deplorable mark on unlays society. Fairness means nothing In this arena. It t> the survival of not only the fittest hut more clever or tin* lU-rhancIc-ii .is the case may be. Its not 'treat vour opponent tan and square It's more like how much din can we dig up .hist .is the Don Henley song goes We need dirty laundry Scandal is perhaps one of the most exciting terms of our time If a celebrity Is entan­ gled In It. we want to know about it. If the local minister Is caught in a compromising p o­ sition. n had better tie on the I I o'clock news. If the leader of out country lias been ac­ cused of executive hanky panky. we have every nght to know If the average Joe Is adulterous against the average lane, big deal! But. If the sul>erstar. box office draw Is of a different sexuality than origi­ nally assumed. It better head­ line the morning newspapers. People are so quick to say mind vour own business", but thrv re in the supermarkets accepting National Enquirer hearsay as If It were King James scripture. I'nmani Colors, a telling story of contemporary politics, takes a look at a dem ocratic presidential hojieful and his road to the White House. For­ get the bumps, this road Is full of abyss-depth potholes. The promising candidate, a virtual unknown governor from a Southern state. Iras to dodge accusations of Illicit affairs with hairdressers and teenage babysitters, make amends for shirking the draft and deny the use of any chemical wibstance and still try to win the democratic prim ary. Jack Stanton (John Travolta) Is that man. Stanton, despite any human fra titles. Iras a way with people. Either he Is an excellent smooth talker or he genuinely means what he says and actually cares for the p eo­ ple he meets. He meets with a group of Illiterate adults H IT J 1 = grcsslonal aide and lltc m il of a famous civil rights leader, meets Stanton, and, after a while, honestly thinks that he lu s found what has been bid­ ing from bint all this time: a politician tli.it means what hr says Instead of passing off empty promises. It Is when Stanton sends Henry and an unorthodox, les­ bian damage controller named Libby (Kathy Bates) to dig up dirt on a formidable opponent (Lany llagman) that Henry starts questioning tils position with lltc campaign. Not only can (he Information that Henry and tJbby dig up be hurtful, but ll could destroy lltc man's life and reputation. What was once a dream Job lu s turned Into a question of ethics and morality for Henry. Famed director Mike Nichols lakes lltc 1996 best-selling novel of the same name and crafts a splendid blend of drama and jiollttra) satire. Hr tells the story from Henry's polnt-of-vlcw. and. throughout lltc film, we see u transition In llcniy. At first, he is a non­ believer. After meeting Stan­ ton, hr becomes a believer. And after finding out what the Intent Is behind his reprehen­ sible research Into u candi­ date's past, be doubts the man he has rome to admire. Henry Is so Idealistic that when be inerts Stanton and listens to John Travolta stars as Jack Stanton, a progressive governor lo a small him. he Is willing to endorse Stanton tn spite of the man's southern state, in Primary Colors flaws. Primar\i Colors Is blessed Krlspy Kretne donut shop and with great performances. But a heartwarming conversation David the most passionate acting with the person behind the docs not com e by those who counter. Hr truly Identifies Frazier are top billed. Travolta gives a with what the worker behind Southern Inflection to hts the counter has to go through voice, dons a frw more pounds on a dally basis, and that Indi­ and powders Ids usually Jetcates that be Is Interested In black mane lo achieve the ef­ the lives of the populace. fect of a caricature. Tills role Stanton Is a man for the was loo good for Travolta lo people even though, at times, puss up. He dors a great Job. he doesn't seem like It. He at­ Emnui Thompson (Junior) learning to read and fabricates tracts the attention of a young lu s great scenes, but overall It a story to uplift the listeners in black man who has becom e Is not tier best work. It Is when the room. The scene left a disillusioned with (he political you look at the supporting measure of doubt In me about process. Cynical and nliout to players tluit lire film comes this man's sincerity. Hut. then, give up all hope. Henry Burton PI**** SM Colon. Pi|t 3A there Is a morning stop at a (Adrian Lister), a former con- rW r\ ’ ft £ LOCAL FORECAST Staff Writer • -V x • ' V U, -W c ■ ’- TIDES FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 10:35 a.m., maj. 4:25 a.m.. min. 10:30 p.m.. maj. 4:45 p m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:11 a.m.. 12:34 p.m.. low: 6:43 a.tn., 6:42 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:16 a.m., 12:39 p.m., low: 6:48 EXTENDED OUTLOOK 1a.m., 6:47 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:31 a.m., 12:54 p.m.. FRIDAY SATURDAY Tstrms 80 58 S u n n y 70 4 9 low: 7:03 a.m.. 7:02 p.m. MONDAY Ptcldy 70 49 LOTTERY H e r s a re the w inning n u m b e rs s e le c te d o n T h u r s d a y In (h e Florida Lottery: Fantasy S 3-6-6-16-22 Lo n o (M arch 14) 3-6-26-27-43-47 D ay ton a B each ft N ew S m y rn a B each : Seas arc 5­ 9 feet with a rough chop. Water temperature at Daytona Is 65 degrees and at New Symrna. 65 degrees. Winds are from the south­ west at 25-30 m.p.h. STATISTICS Play 4 64-5-9 Cash 3 1-34 The Sanford temperature In Thursday was 70 * the overnight low ea. rainfall Coi period en ding at lO a.m Thursday totaled 1.40 Inch. I.................6:20 a.BA it ..................0:SO p.m S e m in o le Herald “Strung Seminole County Since I VOX" Friday. March 20. 1998 • Vd. 90. No. 149 Pubkshad Daily Except Monday, Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanlord, F L 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION O d m i Pugn •Duanes* Manager Teran Gone* MelnaaMom* Unde Spiegel CIRCULATION Besy Bennett ADVERTISING Chot Sharp - Manager I kune Gottorn Rome Lavender Cnery Slone Shan BrcxVe Don* Dwtncfi Dew) Frame Jeane Hughe* Courtney la flee Nek Plerlati Dean Smart Tommy Vincent Sueen Wanner R u u vytvte CLASSIFIED KaM Werner - Manager Sandy Presley EDITORIAL Lecy Lost - ErWor Penodcal Postage Pad ai Sanlord. Florida e tf addxional meeng offices USPS 4612S0 Postmaster Send addrsM changes lo The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Box 1667 Sanlord FL 32772 1667 Republic LEGAL* Margaret Staley PRODUCTION Fran* VoAolxte - Manager Freda Meaner* Cheryl Smith PRESS a STRIPPING Robert-Sup'Cowan Mark 5a vow Be Egan ENwn TyrreX. Jr • Head Pressman Subacnpum Rale* (Oaxy 6 Sunday) 3 Month* 6 Months I Year Home Delivery ItB SO 139 00 176 00 Mad 12400 14600 $9600 Fioncu Retdent* add 7% tales tax lo above rale* Newspapers, Inc. Relai theft BOATSHOW.m Vllnnl Tolbert. 24. of 2005 Ad,my Avc., Sanford, was nrfcsitd Friday by Sanford p o­ lice. Tolbert was charged with tria l theft and arrested In I be I5f0 block o f French Avenue. ToTiccrt allegedly placed a pr nluct In bis Icll front pocket and left premises. 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Come with your community and neighborhood Interest In mind, questions arc answered, share and gain Information. Black m u s ic h isto ry Dr. Horace Boyer, of M assa­ chusetts. will present a w ork­ shop on gospel music, Negro spliituals. rap and slave songs. He will hold classes on choir decorum and other topics. The workshop will be held Saturday. March 21. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at First Shiloh Baptist Church, 700 Elm Avenue. Sanford. An evening concert will fea­ ture Dr. Horace Boyer, guest organist Yvonne Steele o f Or­ lando. Sanford recording artist V rm on Jones and guest choir. The Sanford/Cenlral Florida Musicians Guild, Charles Jack­ son, president. Is sponsoring the event. For more Information call 323-9048 or (904) 532-2335. P arrot he ads c o n c e rt for to rn a d o relief The Parrot Heads of Central Florida present The Concert For Tornado Relief to be held on Sunday. March 22 from noon to 9 p.m. at Sloppy Joe’s, 41 W. Church Street. Many bands are donating their time and rfTorts to this event In­ cluding Pclcr Mayer of the Jimmy BufTett ’Coral Reefers', playing original music; Jac­ queline Jones: Derek & The Slununers; Von Ra; Southern Spirit: Island Hoppers; 2 A.M.; Wendy Benson & Rick Amos: Anita Drink; T. Scott Walker & the Cruz Control Band; DOC Stewart; Rick Merrill: Sarah 8c The Smoothers; Groove Bone; Sound Society; Chris Peck; Tim & Robin Cromer. Jon Johnson & Robb Morse; and Scott Nick­ erson (A1A Tribute Band). The Parrot Heads o f Central Florida have organized this event as a gathering o f local al talent who whe ex­ and national pressed a desire to participate. While the Parrot Heads are noted to be those wild and crazy fans o f Jimmy BufTett. It will be one o f the first gather­ ings o f Parrot Heads where BufTett music is tn the minor­ ity. Rallies will be held hourly, as well as an auction with rrleb- rlty Items to be held al 6 p.m. An 'admission donation* of (1 0 will be collected at the door. Door prizes are being offered by many area merchants, and T-shirts commemorating the event will be on sale. Major Sponsors of this event are Sloppy Joe’s. WMMO 98.9. C o­ rona. Carpe Diem. Commercial Real Estate Group. Thorough­ bred Music. Inc., Music Shack o f Casselberry, and While Rose Productions Mobile DJ Enter­ prises. 100 percent o f all proceeds collected by the Parrot Heads of Central Florida will be d o ­ nated to the Salvation Army and the Second Harvest Food Bank to benefit local communi­ ties In need. For more Information on band line up or schedules, con­ tact the Parrot Brads of Cen­ tral Florida Hotline at 672­ 6725 (672-CORAL). A rtis t lecture William T. Wiley. Interna­ tionally recognized artist, will lecture Monday. March 23 at 7 p.m.. Duncan Gallery of Art. Sampson Hall, Stetson Univer­ sity Campus. Wiley has participated for more than thirty years In solo and group exhibitions at mujor museums and galleries throughout the United States and abroad. Wiley works In a variety o f mediums including drawing, painting, sculpture and printmaking. Currently Wiley Is working at UCF on an ortlBt's book project for Flying Horse Editions. Tlie lecture if free and open to the public. For more Infor­ mation call (904) 822-7266. Ja c k R u ssell c lu b Fox Cry Spring Fling ^ Jack Russell Terrier Trial, sanctioned by The Jack Rus­ sell Club o f America, will be held March 28 and 29. Tills Is lite first time that on "A* sanctioned Jack Russell Trial has been held In the Or­ lando area and Fox Cry Farms Is honored to be able to host tt. Competition includes con­ formation. agility, racing, high , and trailing and locating. Chairman Arnold Mellado. The trial will be fun for young and old alike to come to watch. Spectators are free. A raffle will be held to benefit The Companion Dog (New Hori­ zons). K-9 helpers for disabled people. Concessions and ven- a Continued from Page 2A IACKSONVIUE INTERNATIONAL r A d v is o ry m e e tin g Today: Thunderstorms. Highs around-70. Lows In the inld to upper-SOs. Saturday. Sunny. Highs around-70. Lows In the upper-40s. Sunday: Partly cloudy. Illghs In the low-70s. Lows around-50. M onday: Partly cloudy. Illghs around70. Lows In the upper-40s. SUNDAY Ptcldy 73 50 m Colors- POLICE BRIEFS S P R IN G F E S T IV A L M ARCH 21st & 22nd • 10 AM - 4 PM • Tour IK71 Mansion • Crafl Demonstrators • Entertainment • Mini Quill Auction • Asst tried Foods • Plants • Vintage Cars • Historic Displajs / FREE ADMISSION t OUI charged Jonathan Billiot. 33. of 34 South Fantfox. Winter Springs, was nrrrsled Friday by Longwood police. Billiot was charged with DUI. driving while license Is suspended or revoked, open container and failure to maintain a single Possession of alcohol lane. Billiot wus arrested at Ryan Tour. 19. of 3469 W oo­ Ihc com er o f Slate Road COO dley Park Place, Oviedo, was and Shepard. Billiot allcgrdly arrested Sunday by Oviedo nin off Ihc road onto Ihc grass (toiler. Tone was charged with median before relum ing to his possession o f alcoholic bever­ traveling lane. age try person under 21 and James Hrogdon. 42. of 1500 possession of fictitious driver's Blur Fish Place. Geneva, was license. Tone woh arrested at arrested Saturday by Seminole the com er of Lockwood and County deputies. Hrogdon was Fulhrook. Poller conducted a charged with DUI and arrested Ira IIUstop on Tone for on Cameron Avenue. Officer speeding and not using turn conducted a traffic slop after signal lo Indicate lane change. witnessing Hrogdon sway his Possession ol drugs vehicle Into oncoming lane of S lrvm Davis. 23. of 2321 traffic and on Ihc shoulder of Palm Dr.. Oviedo, wus arrested Ihc road about four limes. Saturday by Seminole County Cheryl Matrka. 53. o f 1221 deputies. Davis was charged l<a Mesa Avr.. Winter Springs, with possession o f cannabis was arrested Saturday by under 20 grams and arrested Seminole County deputies. at the com er o f Black Ham­ Muteku was charged with DUI mock and Palm Drive. O ffi­ and arrested on Rising Sun cers saw a car along a road­ Boulrvard. Officer rondueted side that looked suspicious. a (raffle slop after witnessing Battery arrest Maleka run u rrd light with Kevin Griffey. 30. of 1121 her vehicle. Mrndow Lakr Way. Winter Springs, was arrested Satur­ Driving infractions day by Seminole County depu­ Chrislln Schluetrr. 25. o f 44 ties. Griffey was charged with N. Fairfax. Winter Springs, was battery and arrested nt the urrcstrd Saturday bv Winter above address. Grlffry a lleg ­ Springs police. Schluetrr was edly punched and choked charged with driving while li­ girlfriend cense Is Hus|>rndrd or r e ­ Cocaine voked Schluetrr was arrested Bruce Charles Jr.. 24. o f 900 at the com er of Fairfax and Bay Ave.. Sanford, was nr- latrl Anne. resird Saturday by Sanford police. Charles Jr. was Assault arrest i hargrd with possession of roRolando Menu. 22. of 101 N. cnlnr with Intent to distribute Holly Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ and resisting without violence. rested Saturday by Sanford Charles Jr. was atTrsled at the poller. Menu was charged com er of West Ninth Street wllh assault and arrested at and Poplar Avenue. Charles the com er of French Avenue allegedly knocked on a resi­ and Maple. Mreaz allegedly dent's window re)>catedly b e ­ threatened Ills wile fore the authorities were Resisting arrest called James Dlmarco. 4 I . of 4 19 Accessory to burlary arrest Hansom Parkway. Sanford, Jonathan Frick. 1H. of 04 4 was arrrslrd Saturday by Mcaduwbrook Dr.. Winter Sanford pollrr. Dlmarco was Springs, was urrrsled Satur­ charged with resisting without day by Winter Springs poller. violence and possession of Frick was charged with ac ces­ rannabls under 20 grams. sory lo burglar)- und arrested Dlmarro was arrested In the al the com er of Sbeoali and 2000 block of Orlando Drive, Shepard. Officer contorted suspicious person loitering on properly. Retail theft Possession of marijuana Tony Brown. 39. of unknown residence, was arrested Sat­ urday by Sanlord police. Brown was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 100 bleak of Ninth French Avenue. Brown allegedly took two Evarlslo Rivera. 35. o f 042 Murohy Rd.. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday icy W inter Springs police. Rivera was charged with possession o f marijuana under 20 grams. Rivrra was arrested at Ihe above address. Officer ob­ served a suspicious vehicle with two people sitting In It. Fight with brother Jackson Plersall, 39. of 336 Friar's Circle. Lakr Mary, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County depullrs. Ilersall was charged with battery and ar­ rested at Ihr above address. Plersall allegedly was In a fight with Ills brother. Argument with wife Richard Slocum. 70. of 600 Haywood Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Slocum was charged wllh battery and nrrrsled al Hie above addrrss. Slocum allegedly got Into an argument wllh Ills wife over house cleaning. Fight with girlfriend Jeffrey Dority, 22. of 506 Genoa Ln., Sanford, was nrrrsled Frldny by Seminole County deputies Dority was charged with battery and r e ­ sisting without violence. Dorlly was arrested on Bailey Avenue. Dority allegedly struck Ills llve-ln girlfriend. Cannabis Jerry Manley. 29. o f 4270 School St., Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday Sanford p o ­ lice. Manley was charged with possession o f cannabis under 20 grams and arrested In the 1000 block of West Airport Boulevard. Ofllrer observed a plastic bag with a green leafy substance sticking nut of zip- bhotgun involved Steven Mazzlllo. 44. o f 1229 Flint Tr.. Geneva, was arrested Saturday Icy Seminole County deputies. Mazzlllo was charged with battery wllh In­ juries and aggravated assault with a shotgun. Mazzlllo was arrested on Shawnee Trail, lie allegedly haltered and as­ saulted Ills wife wllh a startgun. nllvc. New-comer Adrian la-sirr thrusts his Henry Into a slate o f caution. Hr Is a bright guy. but Is easily taken In by Stan­ ton's charisma. The friendship Henry forms wllh Libby Is touching. I.lbby Is vibrantly played by Kathy Bates (71fan(r). whose perform ance may seem over the lop. but. when you slrp back and look at Ihc role. Bates stays within Ihc character's boundaries. A striking scene Is where Libby breaks down as shr realizes Ihr Stantons, friends of Libby's for years. Is not the same two people she grew to love. And. Billy Bob Thorton (T7te Apos lie) gives a humorous spot as a political strategist. The book Prtinnni Colors was rrlrased with an "anonymous" author. Later. It was revealed that Newsweek Journalist Joe Klein had pcnnrd the novel. Klein was subsequently fired from his Job because of Ihc at­ tention ll drew to his em ­ ployer. *23” " r c* n •urnmum I9 M AmM M IH lia V (MMIWM *—-*** —— Tlir lx>ok (tim ed out to be a thinly vcllrd look al the cam ­ paign of a famous Arkansas governor now president of the United Stales, Bill Clinton, And even though ihe movie, with Its timely Implications. Ls a representation of that book. It Is not a knee-jerk rend Ion to the accusations currently circulating about the presi­ dent. /‘rlmary Colors Is a stellar effort from Nichols and bis flrst rale cast not lo forget Elnlnr M ays fabulous adapta­ tion of Ihr novel, ll Is one of Ihe tresl Aims of the year. 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"These products contain highly flammable gases that ■xposr both the consumer and automobile service technicians to potential Injury. " Crawford sold. Hr noted that cans contain­ ing the LF gas based refriger­ ant known as 11C- 12a have been subject to failure under lhe normal circumstances en­ countered during their trans(Hirtullon. Failure of these cans can result In serious personal tn|ury, death and property damage. resting of these cans by an independent testing laboratory indicated that out o f 18 cans. sU burst, three leaked and •even were distorted. The fed­ eral government Is Investigat­ ing manufacturers of similar products to determine whether or not these same safety risks ate associated with their prod­ ucts and packages. Crawford strongly cautioned consumers and businesses against the purchase of any product marketed as a freon replacement without first de­ termining whether or not It Is a safe and legal product. Prod­ ucts Identifies ns Illegal for sale In Florida Include OZ-1 and HC12a (both manufactured by O Z Technologies of Idaho) and Duracool or Duracool 1 2 a (manufactured by Duracool Limited Refrigerants and mar­ keted by Fox Tool and Supply of Tennessee). Under Florida law. consum­ ers must be told what products are being Introduced Into their automobile air conditioning systems and In what quanti­ ties. Customers who are un­ sure o f a produel s contents are asked to get tire name of the product and contact the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Orotic Protection H ot­ line at 1-B00-29G-1996 for a s­ sistance For persons or dealers wishing additional Information, contact ihc Bureau o f LP Gas Inspections In the Department o f Agriculture and Consumer Services nt |8.r»0) 921 8001. I 3 ' : J" | I household supplies. We lived through Hurricane I ran.” vild Linda Shrrron. one of (In- volunteers from Sanford. N C to come down with the m iik to picsent the materials to the Salvation Army's faelltlies located at 700 Wrst 24th Street. Ihc Salvation Army will dis­ tribute the Items collected by a radio stations WWGP and WFJA in Sanford. N.C. "I think it was a pretty good gesture.* said Sanford Mayor Larry Dale. Dale called up Sanford. N.C. Mayor Winston Hester to thank him. The two radio sta- Cleanup i ontlnurd from Page 1A Park, both little and* big Eeon River bridge boat ramps. C.S. I rr Park and Snow Hill Road hi Idge. Iasi year, between 4.000 .ind 5,000 volunteers partici­ pated In the cleanup, pulling over 400.000 pounds o f trash Irum local waterways. Persons planning to take part In the event arc urged to turns and The Sai\ford Herald of Sanford. N.C. sponsored the effort. H ie managers of the sta­ tions had a freight com pany donate a trailer, then parked It in front of Ihc station Lis­ teners were urged lo load the trailer wiih goods. When the Iratler was full, the volunteers made the Irrk to Sanford, Ha. A spokeswoman for the sta­ tions said dial people came each day to contribute to the effort. She said the station led each of Its 15 dally newscasts with an appeal for help. On Thursday, volunteers and Jail Inmates helped to unload the truck at the Salvation Army office. take a rake or trash stick for shoreline cleanup, dip nets for boats and canoes. heavy household gloves, a boat or canoe If possible, and probably of most Importance, - -bug spray. In Seminole County! .phone the Seminole County Storm ­ water department, 520 W. Lake Mary Boulevard, at 3232500. extension 5756 for addi­ tional infomtatlon.p O B IT U A R IE S CURTIS H. DUNAWAY 8R. Curtis H. Dunawuy Sr., 70. l-ikc Street. Lake Mary, died thursday. March 20. 1998. Horn In Atlanta, Ga.. he moved to Central Florida In 1954 from Norfolk. Va. Mr. Dunaway was a Right Away Agent In Sem i­ nole Countv. He was a member o( D A.V.. V.F.W., and the Na­ tional Rlflr Association. Mr. Dunaway served in the U.S. Navy. Survivors Include wife, Alma M.: son Curtis Jr.. DeBaiy; daughter, Judy LaCrossee. take Mary: three grandchil­ dren. Baldwtn-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home In charge of arrange­ ments. KATHRYN L. ENGEL Kathryn L. Engel, 77. Burnt Tree Lane. Apopka, died Wednesday, March 18. 1998. Bom in Erie. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1968. Mrs. Engel was a homemaker. She was a member o f Nativity Catholic Church. Survivors Include sons, David, Klngwood. Tx.. Frederick. Ft. Mryrrs; daughters, Donna Butler. Apopka. Linda Edvardsen, Baltimore. Md.. Mary Ixjvcwcll. Heathrow; sister. Marion Henry. Pittsburgh, Pa.: 16 grandchildren. Haldvvtn-Fulrchtld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, la k e Mury. In charge of arrangements. THELMA L. GILES Thelma L. Giles, 83. Alonia Avenue, Winter Park, died Wednesday. March 18. 1998 at her residence. Horn August 29. 1914 In Mlllon, she moved to the Central Florida area In 1952 from Pcnsacolu. Mrs. Giles was a homemaker. She was it member o f First Baptist Church o f Sanford. Survivors V Include son. Ronald. Orlando; daughters, Sharon Pugh. Titusville, Re­ becca Gulllcmcttc, Orlando; nine grandchildren: nine great­ grandchildren. Continued from P a g* 1A their soul lor 15 cents on a $31 bill.* Commissioner Thom Greene auked that a stipulation be added to the policy that was adopted by the board, stating Itial the city would decline a p ­ plications unless the company was also looking to leave Cen­ tral Florida or had outgrown Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. THOMAS LEANER JAM ES Thomas Leaner James. 72, Shangri-La Lane, Oviedo, died Thursday March 19, 1998 In A l­ tamonte Springs. Bom In Mon­ roe. N.C.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1995. Mr. James was a retired barber. He was a member of Masonic Lodge of Paw Creek. Barber's Associa­ tion and AARP. Mr. James was a Navy veteran o f W.W.II. He was a member of Mill Creek Baptist Church. Survivors Include wife. Max­ ine; son. Thomas F.. Matthews, N.C.; daughters. Peggy Stringer, North Carolina, Kathy Craig, Oviedo; Bister. Mary Morris. Monroe. N.C. JEAN C. JAMISON Jean C. Jamison, 72, Ellenwood Way, Orlando, died Wednesday March 18, 1998. Bom In Hendersonville, N.C., she moved to Central Florida In 1965. Mrs. Jamison sms ■ homemaker. She was a m em ­ ber o f the Fleet Reserve Ladles Auxiliary. Survivors Include daughter, Laurel Gregg, Orlando; one grandson, Carey Hand Cox-Parker F u ­ neral Home, W inter Park. In charge o f arrangements. CLARENCE ROWLAND "PETE* MOORS Clarence Rowland "Pete* Moore. 58. W est Colonial Drive, Orlando, died Thursday, Jan. 29. 1998. Mr. Moore was bom Oct. 9. 1939 In Anderson. S.C. Mr. Moore was a weaver for a textile company. He was a member o f and active In help­ ing die Salvation Army. Brisson Funeral Hom e. San­ ford, In charge o f arrange­ ments. HAZEL HARPER REDONE Hazel Harper Pedonc. 67, South Cortez Avenue. Winter Springs, died Tuesday. March 17. 1998. Bom Dec. 18, 1910 thrlr current facilities and wanted to stay In Central Florida. Commissioner Gory Brender agreed with tills addi­ tion: "We du al want to give anyone the Impression we're raiding the best of Central Florida.* Fom rr wanted to see 15 perrent of ihe return on Invest­ ment set aside for community projects such as Improvement of transportation systems and Infrastructure. Tills was also Included In the new policy. Lake Mary's original policy expired In March o f 1996. after the city had entered Into 4 agreements with Seminole County to bring AT&T. B ell­ South, HTE and GE Capital Into Lake Maty. The Seminole Herald wants to hear from YOU! Call us with yt)ur news tips and event information for Longwood, Winter Springs and Oviedo. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Lake M ery's O ldest R esteurent Refunds----- Continued from Ptge 1A Negotiated by Public Coun­ sel Jack Shrcve, Attorney General Bob Butterworth and BellSouth-Florida President Joe Lacher. with support from AARP, the agreement allows telephone customers to share in BellSouth earnings over a four-year period. Tills final refund Installment represents a share of the com pany’s earnings from Inst year. "We are very pleased that BellSouth customers are able lo sharr along with thrlr Goldman important to follow that plnn. I'm grateful that our team Is still here." In Ihe first quarter of 1998. Goldman said the county had addrd 11.000 books and lnlends lo add 40.000 for the year. She said there are 325.000 books and 7.000 audio cassettes available at Ihe fivr branch libraries. "We realize how much p eo­ ple like new books." Goldman said. *und we'll keep getting them. At the same time, others will be able to have quicker access to research material on computer. This, of course, af­ fords more shelf space for our books." Goldman's office Is at the North Branch Library in San­ ford. She has a roomy office off to one end o f the building at Commercial and Palmetto. H er college degrees - Including an MBA from Crummer Graduate School of Business at Rollins College - hang on one wall. Modestly, she says she fin­ ished 12th In her class of 200 at Crummer. She was In the top 20 o f 600 at Edgew ater High School In Orlando and also graduated with honors In Humanities at the University o f South Florida. The daughter o f an A ir Force officer. Goldman whs bom In Springfield. Ohio and lived In Omaha and Baltimore before Jr £ .•'<•r«•»•* .«>— Pet fv , f 't •M-tf (3 q /& d X ovr& rilo stockholders In the strong earnings that the com pany enjoyed In 1997.* said Shrcve. He continued, *We are ap­ preciative of the rfTorts of those who helped make this possible. Including AARP and the attorney general as well ns Ihe Florida Legislature. Since passage of the legislation In 1995. BellSouth lias reduced Its rates hy $164 million and. Including this latest refund, rrfundrd $IHH million back to customers.* FAMILY OWNED A OPERATED *We'rt dedicated to providing service, good food. _______and good atmoiphcrr for the entire family*________ L u n ch S p e c ia ls |Any S p e c ia l) 10°o D is c o u n t a n d F r o c Drink A n y D ay T h is W e e k : Meatball Sabs, Personal Calrones, Personal Pizza, Chess* Steak, Cheeseburger w/Trles i | Alt Senior! 10% Diicount after 4:00 p.m.__________ I Din* In or Taka Out.... Best Chicago Style Plzze Around.... Try Us Once. You'll Be Back Thurs II AM - 10 PM* Ffl-Sat 11 AM - 12 PM*Sunday 11 AM - 10PM 227 N . C o un try C lu b Road 3 2 2 -B 6 3 3 It’s th e s to r e y o u r e m e m b e r w it h Continued from Pag* 1A Help----------Continued from Page 1A Incentives— coming lo Florida when she was three years old. She mndc excellent grades through school, especially In science and math She aspired to he a Humani­ ties professor but found It lough gelling a |ob. Her first work ram e as a Li­ brary Assistant at Hillsborough Community College In 1974. Seven years Inter (die Joined the Seminole County team, serving as a Technical Services Librarian. In 1991, she was named Manager o f the T ech n i­ cal Services Division. Goldman is married to Steve Goldman, a small business owner and they have an 11year-old daughter. Rachel. Her leisure hour* are spent at on exhibits, chamber music or Bach festivals or at aerobics and fitness walking. Brisson Funeral Home, San­ ford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. GILES. THELMA L. Graveside services for Thelma L Oiks, 83. who died Wednesday, March IB. 1998. will be held Satur­ day st II sjn., Omklawn Memorial Park, Lake Mary. Visitation will be Friday from 8 to 8 pan. at Onuakow Funeral Home. Dona­ tions may be made to your fr a m e mission or contact the frunlty. Gramkow Funeral Home. BOO fc Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773, (407) 322-3213, in charge of ar­ rangements. Funeral service (or Mrs. MeJlnda Zachary Jdka, 70. of Sanford, who passed sway Sunday. March IS. 1998. will be held Saturday st 4 p.m. at New Life Word Center, 1311 Oak Avenue, with the Reverend Ronald W. Merthle officiating. Interment will follow at Restlewn Cemetery. Sanford, Florida. Viewing and visits Iion for family and friends will be Friday, March 20. 1998 at WUson Eicheiberger Mortuary. Inc., I I 10 Pine Avenue, Sanford. Florida from 4 to 8 pan. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortuary. Inc. in charge of arrangements. Graveside funeral service for Mrs. I■cdone will be Saturday at 11 a.m. in the Oencvs Cemetery, with the Rev. Don Crabtree officiating. Friends may coll at the funeral home Friday from 8 until 8 p.m. Brisson Funeral Home, 322-2131, Sanford. Is In charge of services. •Muffv VendcrBear •Crane Stationery •Crabtree & Evelyn •Seagull Pewter •Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bean • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger •Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge . . * Sffie S n Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, cait of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829-2244 fantastic S a w s Lake Mary Sanford 3005 W.lake Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 (at Longuvod/Lake Mary Rd, ( VUI-Mart Pla2a, one block near Wbritf Gym) north o f Lake Mary Bhd.) 328-5100 323-9045 H o u rs: M o n -T h u r 9 a m -8 p m • F rl A Sat 9 a m -6 p m ■ait t aa« - in Sanford, she moved back to Central Florida from Key West in 1972. Mrs. Pedonc managed a snack bar for the U.8.O. In Key West for 20 years. She was a Baptist. Survivors Include sons. Fred Collins, Christmas, Lester. Winter - Springs; daughters, Frances Phillip Rhodes. H ast­ ings. Elizabeth Morgan. Ed­ monton. Ky. Emily Duty, Mathis. Tk.; numerous grand­ children and great­ grandchildren. gifts you love! No Appointment Necessary! ju st ' f o s I u d s CUT T adult" I CUT $A9S i $095 Shampoo •Blow-Dry J Shampoo •Blow-Dry rurimf in* ut fmubnt Ojit. J Carfnf Inn « t /InUMttfk, drupi him. ur i/muMyiuUran I drUfn turn uf ipnistj inti atm HI Eipvt* VUV9S J HI tipmuiam ExclusUvIy at Fantastic Sants* COLOR SERVICE FS BOTANIC PERM’ / * BODY WAVE I $ T B SM SP Shampoo* Cat Prke mqf imfjf bft* kmge 10 umAtem " •4ketr HI tku f R mrHf+'ttArrd Kir* extra I Shampoo • Flobbed Style rrkt mjf i«r) aMlmjlt or Iim ju um nf huir lUmiJ atm Upmt/HWS • HI liprtt 4/KV9S FREE Community Education Series “Healthy Lifestyles” W irin'.-'.'Li/ March <j 3 0 \t m to 7 30 p m At Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Classroom A & B You're invited to join us as we “kick-off” our Neighbors Community Education Series. Loam How Reducing Stress & Maintaining Proper Eating Habits C an Work For You! Discover the Correlation Between Body & Mind >Eating Heatthy/I ncreasing Your Engery • Changing Your Sleeping Habits >Managing Your Weight • General Fitness & Exercise Techniques • Stress & Time Management • Relaxation Techniques Keynote Speakers: M ary Falck, Registered A Certified Nutrition Support DlettUen Denlae Manzollllo, Uceneed Mental Health Counselor Refreshment* will be served FREE door prbca FREE Body Analysis Test FREE Healthy Cooklng/Recipes Booklet For more information, please call (407) 321*4500, extension 5202. Moke your reservations today. Seating is limited. Sponsored b y C o lu m b ia M edical Center-Sanford 1401 West Seminole B lvd., Sanford i �Sommole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, March 20.1998 - f A R e lig io n C h u r c h w o r k d a y s m a k e q u ic k w o r k f o r id le h a n d s Doing God's work sometimos moans sprucing up and cleaning out. That's exactly what two local churches did last weekend. At Hofy Cross Lutheran Church in Lake Mary, following the completion of their now sanctuary and school, church members gathered to do tasks such as roofing the garage, building and assembling shelving, spreading mulch, and miscellane­ ous cleaning and painting. In the upper loft photo. Alex Daniels puts a thine on a brass candle snuffer. Rummage sales were the order of tno day a t well. ai Holy Cross, up­ per right photo and at tho Crisis Prognancy Center, in Sanford, lower right. Abundant Life Presbyte­ rian Church, of Lake Mary, has adopted' the CPC as a mission and many church members, with other supporters, turned out on Saturday to assist with a rummage sale and repairs on the building located at Fifth Street and Highway 17-92. Among those working were Richard Bradley and Mark Raad. who are re­ pairing a door )a m b. low er right Photo. HanM PhotM by Dante* L Monro* Baha’i faith to celebrate new year, nine holy days ham on Wednesday, March 25 at 7 p.m. nt the Umgwood Bap­ SANFORD - Zion Hop*- M I). tist Church. For more Inform a­ Church. 710 Orange Avc.. is tion call the church office at hosting a "Spring Youth Revival" 330-3817. tonight al 7 p.m. Speakers In­ She will also sing on April 4 at clude Donovan I'oyser, John noon at tlie Kmmanuel District Wllllums and olhen*. Youth Church of God In Christ. 1405 Choirs will sing. Munguostlnc Avc.. In Sanford. Spring Youth Revival Pancake Breakfast SANFORD - Christ United Methodist Church. 408 Tucker Dr. (com er of Tucker and 427) will hold a Pancake Breakfast on Saturday. March 21 from H a.m. to 10 a.m. The cost will be $2.50 per person for all-you-can-rat bacon, sausage, eggs, grits, pan­ cakes and walfics. coffee and o r­ ange Juice. Volleybull, basketball and u barberur will also take place at tills event. For more Information call 323-0048. Bible courses GENEVA - The Geneva Church of Christ. Avenue C and 2nd Street, Is offering a free Bible correspondence course. For more Information call the cfturch office at 349-5258. For more information coll 322- a a . . n«inn 0587. Recaption SANFORD • Second Shiloh M.B. Church. 2150 Airport Famlly/Friends day Blvd., will hold a reception and SANFORD • Second Shiloh M.B. Church. 2150 Airport welcoming on their new pastor Blvd.. will also hold a Family and on Sunday. March 29 at 11 a.m. Friends Day Celebration on For more Information call the Sunday, March 22 at I I a.m. churrh office at 321-6766, For more Information call the church office at 321-0766. Trio de Musicale Hankins Sr. to speak SANFORD - On Sunday, March 22 to Monday, Match 24 Apos­ tle Henry 1- Hankins Sr. will speak at the House of Refuge Ministries. The church ts located at 1001 Celery Avc. Apostle Hankins Is from Jackson. Missis­ sippi. Service times are March 22 at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., March 23 and 24 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. For more information call 324-4711. Orhan-McMIilen to perforin LONGWOOD - Crystal OrhanMcMlllen will perform os an opening act before Janet Abra- LAKE MARY - Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. 5210 Markham Woods Rd., will pres­ ent the aecond event In Ita Music at Markham Woods scries on Sunday, March 29 at 3:30 p.m. The occasion will feature the Trio de Musicale, three profes­ sional musicians who ore m em ­ bers of the Winter Park Musi­ cale, now celebrating Us 40th anniversary. The trio consists of| Nancy Hartman, pianist; Martha Straub, violinist; and Kathy Wridley. cellist. The public Is Invited to attend. A free will offering will be taken. For more Information call the church office at 333-2030. Medical miracles >’ start with research! American Heart Association-^^ the end o f 19 days o f fasting, when die members o f this world religion abstain from all food and drink between the hours of sunrise and sunset. The Baha'i calendar Is solar, and consists o f 19 months o f 19 days each. Every month Is named for an attribute of Ood, such as Glory. Beauty. Perfection, Justice, and Mercy. The B a h a 'i month begins with a community gathering called a Feast, when members meet together for prayer, consultaUon. and fellowship. The Baha'i day begins and ends at sunset. The Baha’i Faith la the second most widely spread religion In the world, after Christianity, and Its sacred literature lias been translated Into more than 800 languages. D ie World Center o f the Bahk'i Fallli to In Halls, Israel. Special to the Herald The American Boychlor will perform tonight Mark your calendars for St. Luke’ s Lutheran Church 1998 concert series Friday, March 20. 7:50 p.m. • The American Boys Choir We are very privileged. Indeed, to host this Internationally acclaimed choir, which has appeared with the New York Philharmonic, the Vienna Symphony. Boston Pops, the Metropolitan Opera, etc. Now In Its 60th year, this choir o f boys, sges 11 to 14. is a naUonal treasure. A treat for the whole family! liu id A T . M iffh 20. A i j l * 1iiiharm CJu>ir Under the direction o f Dr. Paul Foelber, this regional ch oir Is now In Ita third season. With accompaniment fay a rofe&slonal chamber orchestra, the program will reflect the re o f Christ through the musical masterpieces o f J.S. Bach and other well-known composers. Twelve area churches are currently represented In the Lutheran Cantata Choir, which rehearses Intensely for 11 weeks to prepare for the annual presentation. Reception following concert. Thursday, April 23, 7:30 p a . * UCF Orchestra Presenting Us Spring Concert at St. Luke's for the fourth consecutive year, the University o f Central Florida Orchestra Alls our sanctuary with magnificent music and la always a highlight o f our concert aeaaon. Director John C. Whitney has planned a program which will Include works o f George Gershwin, Ravel's ‘ Bolero*, and will feature Schumann's "Rhenish Symphony*. Note: Special "sweet treat* for all children in the audlencel St. Luke's Lutheran Church is located at 2021 West S.R. 426 (near Intersection o f Tod Road 417 and Red Bug Lake Road), Oviedo. FOr trformalton please call (407) 365-3408. Admission ts fre e and a nursery ts available. IS A new year begins for members of the Baha'i Faith on March 21. the first day of spring and the first day of the year 155 B.E. The letters "B.E." mean "Baha'i Era" and the year dates from 1644, when the religion originated In Persia. The Baha'is o f Orlando will celebrate the new year (NawRuz) on March 21 with a picnic from 10 a.tn. to sunset at Langford Park. 1808 E. Central Boulevard, Orlando. Gaines and activities are planned for everyone and the public Is Invited. Call Liz Rosario. 648-1356 for more Information. Naw-Ruz is one o f nine Holy Days each year when Baha'is suspend work, and It comes at We love to tell your story The Seminole Herald welcomes news ubout your church ac­ tivities. But, we need your help by submitting Information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our nfllcc. Your church's publicity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Our address: D ie Seminole Herald, P.O. Box 1667, San­ ford. 32772-1667, or 300 N. French Avc.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2011. Fax: 323-9408. 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(AMC) M O V* IFn) "The fo rm Ran gem' (Mun) "The Paleface" (Tua) hthe kn * ■ ------ ‘ NoOraUen' Burdenel Proof (DISC) Greal Chela al Hawaii (Men, Wad, Frt) Greal Chad al lha World (Tua. Thu) TRIVIA Frank Sinatra mad* ha 14m dobut in S h ? Ahoy (1942) Mo won an Oscar 11 yean lalar lot From H o n to Etomty TRIVIA Thrfo-bma Oscar nommae Morgan Fraaman made Ns ma(or-Wm debut In Bruboktt al Vw ago of 42 TRIVIA Laadmg rabbn B u g s B unny klarrsd In Ora Academy Awardwmrvng Knrghty Knight Bug* *1 1958 T IM E fSTCff «ssrar— ijcrsTisr Firavw (IW7 [C»wara(Pari r a s T T o l; ]^rur r tM W -r: Cdee Cteai r a h (1544) Awl Laraauw fS w U T a d ^ r iW IC T C n K * ( M r Horn t r M IM ictiiivar il - I . BW B UrarAuAalat (I4AS. Honor) Otoy D m llU o L c t i ^ lw F r i io t e o Hot Arnold IWpadw Yrk H S ? taaaTgW| |W» Storao)IT IBoojTUoo a gg �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, Marcti 20,1098 - I B THE WEEK IN PREP ATHLETICS Games of the Week You9re no sports fan if you miss... By J eff Bertlnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Tonight: Lake Mary vs. Baron Collier, at Tallahassee, State Final Four girts soccer tourna­ ment, 6 p.m. ' You have to feel for the Lady Rams. Three weeks ago. the girls basketball team was sent to the state final four with a huge pep rally . With spring break going on this week, the soccer team Is leaving tills morning at 6:30 a.m. In relative anonymity. Can they make Florida history, making Lake Mary the first school to ever have two same gender sports teams win titles In the same season? Check page 1A for more on the Rams. Tonight: Dr. Phillips at Lym an, basaball, 7 p.m. The Greyhounds are one of the hottest teams In the Seminole Athletic Conference. After stumbling out of the gate, they've been nearly unbeatable and knocked ofT Dr. Phil­ lips at their place earlier this week. Coach Bob McCullough watched his team lose to some tough squads right out of the gate, but they've settled down since the start and are the only undefeated team In the dis­ trict. They've already knocked off Lake Mary. Seminole. Oviedo and Lake Brantley and pounded Lake Howell which entered the game with only one loss of Its own. r ^ E v w i Uoarono, a new sidearmcr. heads the staff and he has an excellent defense behind ‘ him. The Greyhounds are also experienced with six seniors, several of whom hnvr expe­ rience from the team that went to b talcs two seasons ago. March 25: Lake Brantley at West Orange, boys lacrosse, 7:30 p.m. The Patriots are one of the best lacrosse teams In Florida and off to a big atari, de­ spite only two home games so far this sea­ son. Lake Brantley returns a strong senior class, several of whom have played for four years, giving Lake Brantley more experience than most teams. Troy Shellhammer Is one of the best defen­ semen south of the Mason-Dixon line and Steve Delford was all-county and all- G irls’ state soccer begins Lake Mary squad in Tallahassee for shot at history By Jeff Bertlnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR soap operas, that's fine." Elssele said the team will watch at least part o f the other semi-final game - University vs. Stonrman Douglas, then Just try to relax until the 0 p.m. start. For the Rams, It's their first trip to the final four In nine years when they won the state championship. All season long, ever since Lake Mary topped the state polls for several weeks. Elssele and Ills tram has been talking about taking It one gamr ut a time, hut the coach let himself slip yesterday. TA1.IJVI IASSEE _ It should be business as usual today for the Lake Maiy girls socrer team. Even though the girls will board a bus for Tallahassee at 6:30 a.in. to play In the state s e m i finals tonight against Barron Collier of Naples (0 p.m. starting time), coach Bill Elsscle just wants things to go oh normal as possible. ‘ Usually the girls get out of school at 2 p.m.. and that’s about when we'll get bark to our h o­ tel.* Elssele said. *1 want them to do what they When asked wluit woi normally do at two when they get out of school. If they want to hang with their friends or watch won Friday, Elssele n happen If his team mded. 'Not If. but when.* Despite having only three senior starters, the Rams are loaded and have been almost unbeat­ able since on early loss. Since the loss In the Target Soccer Classic early In the year. Lake Mary's only slip was an overtime shootout loss to Oviedo In the district finals. The loss meant Lake Mary would have to reach Tallahaasee by hilling the road, but It'a worked. Even though the Rama have a high-powered offense. It'a the defense that haa come up strong recently. Including last week when the Roms earned the trip to Tallahassee with ~ * ~ win over Melbourne. Christina Cooley scored N ear perfection at Big Blue Bonanza By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Tile weather was about the only thing that threatened Seminole’s Chaz Lytle on Thursday In the Big Blue Bonanza baseball tournament at High School on L a k e Brantley Thursday. The Junior lelthander had Ute Winter Springs lineup com pletely baftled. allowing no lilts, while striking out six and walking only three, the only Winter Springs run­ ners to reach base, and faced only one batter over the minimum as the Fighting Semlnoles clinched second place In the tournament with a 10-0, six-Inning victory. The other games scheduled for Thursday. Evans vs. Eustls and DeLand vs. Lake Brantley (which lias already clinched the tourna­ ment cluutiplonshlp) were rained out. Those games will probably be made up today, but with rain and possibly severe weather In the forecast, the makrups are vrry questionable. Thursday's game started with a strike out. but Lytle walked the next Winter Springs batter. Sem i­ nole catcher Don Taylor gunned that runner down trying to steal and the Bears would not get an­ other runner to base until the leadolT batter tn the top o f the sixth inning. That runner too was erased as Taylor gunned the hall to first baseman Clyde ‘ C3‘ Williams to pick off the runner. The Ttlbe got off to a slow start offensively, getting three hits and no runs over the first two Innings. Seminole finally broke through M O N D A Y . M A R C H IB fla t s 1 _ Seminole 8, Evans 6. O a t s 3 _ PeLand 10. Win­ ter Springs 3. 4-1/2 Inning*. Gate O' _ iai<» Brantley 16. Eustta 0. 6-Innings. T U E S D A Y . M A R C H 17 fl a t s 4 _ Lake Brantley 20. Evans 6, 5-lnnings. O a t s 0 _ Winter Springs 5. Eustls 4. O a t s 0 _ Seminole 13. DcLand 4. 7 _ Lake Brantley Ot sis timings. O a t s I I _ Evans (1-2) vs. Eustls (1-2). rain. O a s t I t _ DeLand (1-2) vs. Lake Brantley (3-0|. rain. with two out and no one on In the third Inning. Paulo Silva singled and stole second before scoring when Lytle's grounder was hotted for an error. After Lytle advanced on a wild pilch, he scored on i L pie by Williams. In the fourth Inning. Ryan AbelJon tripled with one out and scored on a single by Andy Hall. Ned and Baasball, Pags 2B sss V s sk . Pags 2B B A B E R U T H O P E N IN G D A Y Oviedo’s Pearson bound for Shorter Bp Jeff Bstllaktrs ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR O V I E D O _ Despite a season of Injuries and disap­ pointments to the team, It all paid off In the end for Oviedo senior Fred Pearson. Pearson, who was one of three top cross country runners lor Oviedo and Is a standout In several events during the outdoor track season, signed a letter of In­ tent to run for Shorter C ol­ lege tn Georgia. At Shorter, his coach will be former Olympian P al Cross. "After 1saw the school and met with the coach. It seemed like a great place to go." Pearson said. American Gril U Pub H A rrr n vvn ■ SANFOR D _ Sponsors and coachas (abova) throw out tha first ball during Opaning Day oarsmortlaa last yasr. The Sanford Racraation Department wfl hold Opaning Day Ceremonies for Its 1906 Babe Ruth Basabal Leagues tomorrow (Saturday, March 21st) starling at 9 a.m. on Rlnkar-Stanstrom Field at HMoric Sanford Memorial Stadium on MeUonvMs Avenue. Just North of Celery Avenue. ■ 'W •f* -‘ • -nwR 'j * Ages 44o-16 will be represented, with players being introduced, team pictures being taken, the first ball being thrown out and other such activities. Corns Join tha SRD in kicking off the season af tha newly reno­ vated stadium. Th a improvements are o ti underway _ coma te a tha progmsall C a l 330-5697 for more information. Mon.-fri. 4 pm to 7 pm 751 Df«H *14.75 Domtttle Pftcbtn * 254 WHm Check Cut Cut 3kUiIp £tmch SpscUU 1 M I6. PVtfNCM AVE* BANFORO 390-1275 �Setfonofe Herald Sanford, Florida ■Friday March 20.1998 L e g a l N o tic e s Central Florida Suns to From S ta ff Reporta ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ The Central Florida Suns, an eighth grade Junior Magic basketball team, will play In the Orlando Arena on Sunday. March 22nd ix-lorr the Magtc/Goklen State game. The Suns will be representing the Central Florida Youth Sporls Foundation, a Junior Magic program nui by Howard Mann and playing out of the Mltwec Middle School gym. The Suns will he playing Anotherlcvel. win­ ners o f the Altamonte Springs basketball p ro ­ gram and participants In the Junior Magic program In the championship game on Sin d ay. This will be the Suns' second trip to the in Orlando Arena Arena. As fifth-graders, the Suns, coached by the father and son team of Mike and Mlrkry Bono finished second to Daytona Bench. Tfils yrnr the Suns played In a high school league with an all-eighth grade team to better prepare the team for the Junior Magic tourna­ ment. The Suns lost two regular season games but won the post-season tournament Just prior to the Junior Magic toum am rnt. "We don't really have a lot of offensive sets, our size makes us tough to defend, we look at the defensr and rreate from thrre.' stated eoarh Mike Bono. "When wr work hard on defense wrc create a lot of offensive opportunities." The Suns compete In the non-draffed division o f the Junior Magic program. Th is division allows teams to select teams for league and tournament competition. The Suns are led be the "twin towers" Terrell Morris (6-fool-5) and Robby Dupre (G-foot-5). I'olnt guard Willie Anderson, second guard Melt Hnrwnth and small forwnrd Angelo Thompson complete the starting line-up. The team Is two deep at every position with Jerome Davis. Ryan Fatula. Jimmy Duda, Justin Papa. Ryan Bonn and Kyle Bono coming off the bench as needed. T ills will be a great experience for the kids and their families. Rrtum lng to the Arena was the team's early season goal. Win or lose It's been a fun season." stated Bono. Legal Notices N O TIC C OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M I Notre* 13 h*retry given that I am engaged m Initmat* at 40 Alafaya Wood* Olvd Ovrado Florida 327C6, Seminole County, Florida under the Fietitiou* Name of C O M P U T *51X10 A C C O U N T IN G * Y t T I M * . and that I inland to reg­ ister n d u n i with lha B u llio n of C o .p o iilio m . Tallahassee. Honda in accordanca witti lha provision* of lha Fictitious Nama Stands* ToWit Saction SOS 09 H o nd a Slatutaa 1991 Marfa Ayala Publish March 20, 1991 D E O -ttl Oviedo cross country and track star Fred Pearson III (seated, center) recently signed a Letter-of-lntent with Shorter College. On hand for the signing were (from left to right), Pauls Pearson, Oviedo High School Athletic Director Paul Greer, Fred Pearson Jr. end Oviedo High School cross country coach Jay Greer. S ig n in g Continued from P*|# IB As a Junior. Pearson was the num ber one runner for the Oviedo cross country team, but he pulled a quad­ riceps muscle Just before the fall season started and he struggled at times, as did the team which also featured strong runners like Jose DeJesus who Is being courted by several blg-tlme universi­ ties. and Joey ThourweU. "Going intov the season,* Pearson said, “we should liave come in at least third but everybody started drop­ ping out.* Oviedo only had Its one. three, five, six and seven runners complete In districts but was still only 10 points shy of getting out of dis­ tricts. SUll. Pearson was one of the top runners tn the county and finished in the top 30 for the region. He never made it to states, but a lot of that had to do with the injury. "I just never caught back up.* Pearson said. He w as helped strongly by his grades. Pearson Is a stu­ dents with a 3.5 grade point average and will be going on tuition when he gets to Shorter. Now he’s concerned with spring track. Pearson runs the 800. one mile and two mile events. The Lions have a strong team, led by Jaime Scott, one of the beat long Jumpers In the area. Pear­ so n runs a 5:06 mile and plans to conUnue in both Indoor and outdoor at Shorter. Week Continned from Page IB Brown leading the way. conference last season. Billy Persaud. Jon Hartson. Joe Heintzelman. Erin Kellogg. Paul Dunlap and Jesse Hettlg are other seniors who lead the Patri­ ots. March 25: Lake Howell Oviedo, baseball, 7 p.m. at If you want to see pitching, check out Oviedo and Lake Howell. Each team has a strong stafT that can go deep. Ben Knapp of Oviedo and the Hawks’ Danny Burleson are two of the county’s top pitchers and Jeremy Frost at Oviedo may lie the best power hitter in the county. The Hawks have slumped lately and Oviedo Is hot, but as nearby rivals, the game is usually a thriller. The Hawks are led by first-year coach David Vince and Oviedo has veteran Kenne March 26: Seminole at Lake Mary, softball, 7 p.m. The Rams beat Seminole last week when the ’Noles made six errors In their second straight loss. Seminole started out 5-1 on the season, and are a threat in the Class 5A race, but taW. a step u p to take on the Rams who fea­ ture a three-person rotation and the county’s best hitter Brea Van Swearingen. Lake Mary is on a roll and Seminole is suffering through a two-game losing streak, but Maria Duvall is a lough pitcher and one of the hardest competitors in the county. As usual when the two schools play each other tn anything, most of the players have grown up battling with and against each other at various stages of recreation ball, so that makes things even more Interesting. S o c c e rCoatiiM d from Page IB late In the game but Etssdc said It was the de­ fense that got them to the states. He pointed out the defensive efforts o f Kristin Hoyle, Jackie Van Looven and Adrienne Elker along with the play o f Florida-bound goal tender Jordan Kellgren as being the keys to the Lake Mary run. Elsacle said his team has had a great week of training. forfelUng their spring breaks to pre­ pare. "WeVe been talking about how to handle tills all week." Elssele said. As for Oaron-Collier. It’s a team coming In with a strong run o f Its own which included a win over Spanish River, last year's state cham ­ pions that beat Lake Mary earlier In the season. The Rams got even with a 4-1 win on the road a few weeks Uter. If Lake Mary can manage to win the champi­ onship. the school will make stale history as the only one to wtn same gender sports cham ­ pionships in the same season. The girls ba s­ ketball tteam « took the title In Lakeland last month. Pag* IB Hall. Ned and Tim Raines fol­ lowed with singles to load the bases and Hall came home when Tim Raines was retired at second on a grounder off the ' at o f Silva. Ned Raines then t plateward on a single by ..tie. The Trt'ae got a single run In the fifth Inning on a two-out double by Bill Johnson and run-scoring triple by Abcljon and then closed out the game In the sixth Inning. Tim Raines reached third when hts high (111%% was dropped at the left field wall and scored on a sin­ gle by Silva. Lytle doubled Silva to third and Williams tripled In botli runners before Taylor singled tn Williams with the lOlh run. Contributing to Seminole's 15-hlt attack were Abeljon (3for-3 with two triples, one run scored, one RBI). Silva (3-for-4, two runs scored, two RBI). Williams (2-for-4 with two tri­ ples, one run scored, three RBI). Lytle (2-for-4 with a dou­ ble. two runs scored, one RBI), Taylor (2-for-4, one RBI), Johnson (l-for-3 with a double, one run scored). Hall (l-for-3. one run scored, one RBI). Ned Raines (l-for-3, one run scored) and Tim Raines (1-for4. one run scored). Silva finished the tournament 10-for-14 (.714) w tlli a double, six runs scored and five RBI, while Williams was B-for-16 (.563) with two home runs, three triplea and one double, six runs scored and 11 RBI to ram spots on the A llToumament Team . Lytle was an Honorable Men­ tion after throwing the no­ hitter and going S-for-16 (.375) with two doubles and a triple, three runs scored and four RBI. Seminole 110-5) will host Mainland in a Class SA-Dlstriet 5 game at Alumni Field next Thursday at 6 p.m. Winter Springs (5-10) will be tn Melbourne next Tuesday to lake on Florida A ir Academy at 4 p.m. FIGHTING S U O N O L M 10, BEAR 0 W la t e r I p g s 0 0 0 0 0 0 _ 0 0 3 0 0 3 3 1 4 _ 1 0 10 0 Utrrlcy. Wrlrti (6) and Hagers. Lytle and Taylor. WP . Lytk. U* . Ukrley. S a n . none. 30 _ Seminole. L y tk . Johnson. 30 _ Seminole. Williams 3. Abeljon 3. HH _ none. Kerords _ Winter Springs 6-10; Seminole 10 8 ■sort— Is V S H IC L I SALVAGE A U C T IO N APRIL SO, 1998 B:00 ,916 PLYM VAN 2P4FH4ia4QRI2527t 1101 N ORLANDO AVE MAITLAND FL 32751 Publ.th March 20 IS99 DEO-TS2 N O T IC E OF FICTITIOUS NAMI Noltca I* haraby gnran lha) I am angagad In bua.nata at 592 Sihranmath Clrcla. Laka Mary. Florida. 32745 Sammola County. Florida, undar lha Ficltliou* Nama ol PITNIBS SOLUTIONS, and lhal I Inland In register laid nama with lha Division ol Corporation*. Tallahatiao. Florida, in accor. danca with lha provision* ol lha Ficlibou* Nama Slatutaa. ToWit Saction SS5 OS. Florida Statulaa 1N 1 Traca Harbrn Publish March 20 I N S P U B LIC N O TIC C FON PLAN N IN O AND C N Q IN IIN IN Q S I N V I C I 9 A T O N L A N D O -S A N F O N D AJNPONT ■AN FO N O oco-ttr A IN PO N T A U T H O R IT Y THE S ANFO R D AIRPO RT A U TH O R ITY H EREDY NOTICI REQ UESTS FIVE <5| C 0 P IE 1 OF of Ftormout r a n i LE TTE R S OF IN TE R E S T PUR ­ Nolle* la haraby gnran lhal I SUANT TO THE CO NSULTANTS am angagad In bu iin a tt al 345 C O M P E TITIV E N E O O TIA TIO N Waymonl C l . Laka Mary. ACT. |F S 287 OSS), f ROM H ond a 31745. Sammola EN O IN EER IN Q FIRM S OR County. Florida, undar lha TEAM S INVOLVINQ ONE OR Fictllioua Nama ol P IO A S S O MORE FIRMS AND OR INDIVID­ DS R O M A HAIR AN O NAILS, UALS DESIRING TO RENDER and that I Inland to ragialar t a d PLANNINO AND ENOINEERINQ nama arlth lha Division ol SERVICES AT THE ORLANDO Corporahona. Taliahassa*. SANFORD AIRPORT FOR Florida, in accordanca n l k lha PREPARATION OF A C O M PR E­ provision* ol lha Fict.lioua HENSIVE AIRP O RT M A S TE R ­ Nama ttalulaa. To-W .l Sacl.on PLAN COVERING ALL AIRPORT 545 09. Florida Slatutaa 1991 PROPERTY W ITH THE INITIAL Danny L Schrodar PLAN TO C O N S IS T OF AN AIR ­ Pubhth March 20. I N S POR T M A S TE R DRAINAGE 0 4 0 155 PLAN SUO SEO UEN T PHASES SHALL IN C LU D E A M ASTER N O T IC I UTILITY PLAN AN INDUSTRIAL O F P U B L IC HEAR IN S PARR PLAN. A NON AVIATION T O C O N S IDS R LAND USE AND DEVELOPM ENT A D IM E N S IO N A L VAR IA R C S PLAN. A FINANCIAL PLAN AND Ho I k * la haraby gnran lhal a A TRANSPORTATION PLAN Public Hearing will be held by THE C O N S ULTIN G FIRM TEAM lha Planmag ft Zoning OR INDIVIDUAL TO DE S E L E C T­ C o m m o tio n in lha City ED M UST HAVE STR O N O C o m m o tio n Chamber*. City DEP TH OF EXPER TISE IN Hall, lanlord. Florida, al F 00 DEALING W ITH THE A P P R O ­ p m on Thuraday. April 2nd. PRIATE G O VER NM ENTAL I9 M . lo consider a raquaat lor AQ EN CIE8 (FEDERAL AVIATION a Dmrenaionel Variance In a RCA D M IN ISTR ATIO N FLO R ID A I. Reatricted Commercial DEP AR TM EN T OF TR AN S­ Zoning D o tncl PORTATION S T JO HN S RIVER LEOAL DESCRIPTION Lot 14 WATER M A N A O E M E N T D IS ­ » Dag SW Cor Lei 14 Run W 30* TRICT, CORP O F ENGINEERS. N 119 IS ' S SO’ S to B a g . L o o SEMINOLE C O U N TY AND C ITY , . IS a I S CLASS Nag 04 Oat al OF SANFORD) ANO IN OCP191 Lot IS run W IS M ' N I L T paral­ UNDER STANDI NO OF ^THEIR lel to MeltonvOto Avenue REQUIREM ENTS ANO R E G U LA ­ The property being more gen­ TIO N S FIRM S DESIRING TO erally deecrlbed aa 11IS Celery PROVIDE TH ESE P RO FESSION­ Avenue AL SERVICES SH O U LD F U R ­ Dwnoniional Variance NISH N O T LATER TH AN EOC Re qua* led A variance in lha P M . MONDAY. MARCH 10TH. alia requirement* lor oil aonrico 1SSS. R ESU M ES O F THEIR olanda e rotated appuflaQ U A LIFIC A TIO N S AND PAST neocea a alrwcture* above EXPER IENCE ON O S A FORM ground S I' required from prop­ 284 AND 259. W ITH ANY erly Imo, i r . S * propoaad. a OTHER PER TINENT S U P P O R Tvariance ol 17* 8*. INO DATA TO All pa n o * in Inaorotl and ciliS T E P H E N J CO O K E. rona ahaU have on opportunity to bo hoard al terd hearing EXECUTIVE OIRECTOR Sy order ol the Planning S SANFORO Zoning Com m otion ol lha City AIRPORT AU TH O R ITY ol Santord. Florida, thia l l l h P O 0 0 X SIS day ol March. IM S SANFORD. FLORIDA Helen Sierra. Chairman 32772-OS1B Planning S Pubhth March IS. 20. 22. 1999 Zoning Commit*ion DEO-1SS ADVICE TO TH E PUB LIC II a (a n o n decide* lo appeal a daemon made with inepoct lo any matter coneidered al lha ClrauH Court above mealing or hearing, Sam In a la County, he/a ha may need a verbatim record o l lha proceeding* Caaa S S S -0 4 S S -C A -IS -A Including the loalimony and Firal Union Notional evidence, which record la not Rank of Florida., provided by the City of lanlord Plaintiff (FS 2SS 01051 aa. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES Ala aand ar Abbata, Dolandonta N EED IN G A S S ISTA N C E TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE N O TICE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ OF SHERIFF’S SALE TA C T T N I PERSONNEL OFFICE NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN ADA C O O R D IN A TO R A T 330that by virtua ol lhal certain M M 41 H OUR S IN A0VAMCE Writ of EaocuMon toauod out ol OF TH E M EETING and undar the oaal ol too PUBLISH: March (0 , IS M Circuit Court ol Seminole nty, Florida, Caaa t S tI-CA-15-A upon ■ (Inal judfOkom renderod In toe aforeoold court on too ISth day of October A D . 1994 Yi lhal cer­ tain caaa entitled Firw Unton Notional Bank of Florida. PtoMMI v*. Alexander Abbata. Defendant which ol oratold Writ of Execution woo delivered to mo m Sheriff ol Seminole County, Flor Wo and I have levied upon all too right, title and Intoraof of too dofondonl In ks sal tn Sam mo la County, Florida, mor* particularly daacebad aa T N I Pontloc Firebird Vm f IQ lF S Z lT O N L lttS f I Ot tom Ino la County, Florida, «HU at 110O A.M. on to* 7di day ot Aprs A.O. I N S offer tor Mto B a s e b a ll- Legal Notices N O T IC I OP P U B LIC NBARINO T O C O N S ID ER A C O N D ITIO N A L USB Noltca la haraby given the) a Public Hearing will be held by lha Planning S Zoning Com m itaion In lha City Com pilation Chamber*. City Hall. Sanford. Florida, al 7 00 p m on Thuraday, April 2nd. 190S. to conaidef a requeat tor a Conditional U fa In an MR-2. Multiple Family Raaidentlal Zoning Di*lricl LEQAL DESCRIPTION Lott It and 12 (LESS RY| I W 1/2 ol Vacd 81 Ad| on E. Dlk I . TR IS . Seminole Park, aa recorded In the Public Recorda of Semmolt County. Florida in Plat Dook 2. Page 71 The property being more gen­ erally described aa 1300 W 7th Slraal Conditional U ta Raquatled Cosmetology Training Canlar All parties in Inlaratl and cltite nt shall have an opportunity to be heard al aaid hearing Dy order ot the Planning t Zoning Commraaion ol lha City ol Santord. Florida, this 1Slh day ot March. I M S Helen Stair*. Chairman Planning I Zoning Commission ADVICE TO T H I PUDLIC If a parson decide* to appaal a decision mad* with reaped lo any matter considered al Ih* above mealing or hearing, he/the may need a verbatim record ol lha proceeding* including Ih* testimony and evidence which record I* not provided by the City ol Santord (FS 2 M 0(05) PERSONS W ITH O ISAO IUTIES NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N T OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N ­ TAC T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA CO O R D IN ATO R AT 3305429 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M IE TIN Q PUBLISH Maich 20. 1991 DEO-177 M T N S C IR C U IT C O U R T O S M IN O L I C O U N TV , FLO R ID A C A S S NOr S T -1 9 9 9 .C F IN RE ESTATE OF LaVERN W POINTER Deceased N O T IC I O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol I he estate ol LaVERN W POINTER, deceased. Fil# Number 97I0 S 2 -C P la pending In the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida, Probal* Division. Ih* address ot which it 301 N Park Avenue Santord. Florida 32772 The name* and addresses ol the personal rep­ resentative and lha personal representative'* attorney ar* *el Iqrth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D P ERSONS ARE N O TIFIED THAT All peraon* on whom this nolle* la served who has* objection* that challenge tn* validity ot Ih* will, the qualifica­ tions ot Ih* persona represen­ tative venue, or |un*dicbon el this Court ar* required to file then obfeclrana with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M O NTH S AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIR S T P UB LICATIO N OF THIS NO TICE OR TH IR TY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A C O P Y OF TH IS NO TIC E ON THEM AN creditor* ol the decedent claim* or demand* a gem at decadent'* ealata on whom a copy ol thi# notice I* served within tore* month* allot too data of too first publication ot thia nolle# must hie thaw claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER O F THREE M O N TH S A FTE R TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DATS A FTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE O F A C O P Y OF THIS NO TICE ON THEM AM other creditors ot Ih* dacedonl and persona having claim* or demands against Ih* dece­ dent'* aatat* mual III* than claim* with tola court W ITHIN THREE M O N TH S A FTE R THE DATE OF THE FIRST P U B LIC A ­ TION OF THIS NO TIC E ALL CLAIM S, DEMANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ol the first publica­ tion ol thi* Nolle# I* March 20lh. 19*4 Personal Representative Juamte J Pointer 1020 Manrgan Avenue Oviedo. FL 327S5 Attorney tor Personal Representative Jack Withrow Hub on. Caq 2400 E Oakland Park Boulevard Fort Lauderdale. Florida 3S30S-1102 Pubhth March *0. 27, 10M DEO -1SI L e g a l N o tic e s IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N D FOR S IM IN O L S C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A O A S I NO . S T - S I - C A - t 4 - l BANKERS T R U S T COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A . a* Trustee for Vendee Mortgage Trust 1094.2. PlamllM. vs R O B E R TE HUMPHREY a/k/i RO BERT E HUMPHERV (BS4245-31 0240) CAMILLE R HUMPHREY a/k/a CAMILLE R HUMPHERY (SS4UNKN0W N) U S M ORTGAGE O EPO T C O R P . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF B O STO N , and any unknown hair*, davit#**, grant***, creditor*, and other unknown persons or unknosvn spouse* claiming by. through and undar any ol lha above-named Defendants Defendant* A M IN O S O N O T I C I OF F O R IC L O S U R S S A LS NO TICE la hereby given that Ih* undersigned Clerk ot Ih* Circuit Court ot Seminole County, Florida, will on Ih* 14lh day ol APRIL. IS M . at I t 00 o'clock A M al Ih* W att From door ol the Seminole County Courthouse In Santord. Florida, oiler tor aato and tall at public outcry to Ih* highest and beat bidder for cash Ih* following daaenbad properly ailuata in Sami no! a County. Florid* Lot SB of ORANGE GROVE PARK. UNIT TW O. o subdivision according lo Ih* Plal Ihereol. aa recorded in Ptet Dook 2t. Peg* S t. Public Recorda of teminoia County. Florida pursuant to the Final Judgment entered in a cat* pending in said Court, the alyl* ol which is indicated above W ITNESS my hand and olt.cial aal of aaid Court thi* 13th day ol March. IS M II you cr* a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom ­ modation in order lo participate H a proceeding you ere enti­ tled al no coat lo you to Ih* provision ol certain assistance Pleat* contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suit# N 3 0 I, Santord Florida 32771. 1407) 321-4130 *4117. within 2 working daya ol your receipt ot Iht* |notic* ol 7orsctoaui* Sal*) it you ar* hearing impaired, call 1-800S55-S771. if you are voice impaired cell 1-100 SEE *770 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T By Jan* C Jaaesrc Deputy Clark (C O UR T SEAL) BUTLER S HOSCH. P A 31S9 S Conway Ad SI* ( Orlando. Florida 32112 (407) 341-5200 Publish March 20. 27. 1995 D E O -1 7) NOTICE OF P U B L IC NSARING T O CO N S IO B R A C O N D ITIO N A L USS Notice it hereby given thal * Public Hearing will be held by the Planning t Zoning Commission in Ih* City Commission Chambers, City Hall. Santord Florid* *1 7 00 p m on Thuraday April 2nd 1SSI |o cgpaider a request ter a Conditional Us* in an MR-1 Multiple Family Residential Zonmg Drains I J-SOAL DSaCAlPTION Leas S a 10 (LESS RY) Blk ■ Ti l l Seirunol* Par*, aa recorded hi the Pubolic Record* ot Sammols County Florida in Plal Dook 2. Page 75 The property being more gen­ erally described a* 1902 W 7lh Street Conditional Use Requested Restoration ol Nonconforming All parti#* In inter**I and erb- . (an* shall have an opportunity to be heard at aaid hearing By order ol the Planning A Zoning Commission ol the City ol Santord. Florida, thi* l l l h day ol March. 19M Helen S la m . Chairmen Planning 4 Zoning Commaason ADVICE TO THE PUOLIC It a person decide* lo appeal a decision made with respect to any matlar considered al Ih* ebov* meeting or hearing, he/sha may need a verbatim record ol Ih* proceeding* including th* testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by Ih* City ol Eantord (FS 299 01051 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SH OULD C O N ­ TAC T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE A 0A C O O R D IN ATO R AT 3305E2E 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH March 20. t I M D E O -IT I oio-trs Sprinkler Problems? Wave been solving them since 1878 Broken Heads Malfunctioning Controls Bock Flow Installation Leaking Pipes O ld System Rehabilitation Additions & Alterations FOR CASH IN NANO AND SUB­ JE C T TO ANY AND ALL EXIST­ ING LIENS, at too From (Wool) Door, at too stops, ol too Santlnota County Courtoouoa In SsnfarS, Florida, too shorn That ooM oala to being mad* to aetiefy too lartna ol tola Writ of (lo cu tio n . Donald F. Ealmger. Sharifl Sam Viola County. Florida N O TIC C R IO A R D IN a T H I AM E R IC A N S W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES A C T O F I S M . PERSONS W ITH A DISABILITY NEEDINQ SP EC IA L A C C O M M O D A TIO N S T O PARTICIPATE IN TH E P RO ­ CEEDINGS SH OULD C O N TA C T TH E E N FO R C E A B LE W R ITE S ECTIO N O F TH E CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TH E S H E R IF F S O F F IC E , 1S4S N T H S TR E E T. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE D ATS PRIOR T O T H I P R O ­ C EED IN G *. (407) 320*8840 TOO I407) 113-3323 Pubhth: March S, I I , to. 17. 1 S N With Solo being hold Oh April 7, IS M D fO -7 9 Professional Landscape C ontracting 678-8506 Ask for Wayne Wissmann, ext. 250 �:v h a l l FESTIVAL Hcasc Jain DcBnry Hall. Inc. Your Ideas, energy and support would l>c most welcome DEHARY HALL. INC. MEMBERSHIP APPUCATION Name Address State Phone M em ber $10 Family $20 C orporate $50, Patron $250 S p on sor $500 I am Interested In h elp in g w ill) Mull: D c lia iy Hull. Inc P .O .B o x 911 D eUary, F L 32713 Mansion front furali 11:30 Deltona Middle School Band 1:00 Southern Edition Trio 2:00 Mellow Moment 1112 Star Lite Square Dance 1 2 - 1 Country Stampers 2:00 Old Hickory Cloggers 12:00 Music 2:00 Sanford Tujlii School of 1Reforming Arts 2:30 Deltona Kolagc • ICE HOUSE GIFT SHOP CARE TAKER HOUSE J CHILDREN'S | ACTIVITY < AREA T h is G u id e P rin te d C o m p lim e n ts o f the Seminole Herald D eB ary Hall, Inc FO R M O R E IN FO R M A TIO N C A LL 668-5854 or 668-1069 �W E, These pages m ad e possible by the f o l l o w i n g c o m m u n i t y m inded businesses... UNITED SHELVING MIRROR & GLASS i I its! Pining I', ^ fS f Hagg • M.’\ t 4 DIVISION OF UNITED SHELVING. INC ■ GLOSETMAD 4 0 7 -6 6 8 -2 2 2 2 SlIUV RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL |OS> Chain Link & Wood Fences Call (904) 734-9438 Archie Ruinc\ f l l IT O U IO R K S F A lN l & U OD Y 668-0509 IUmJ i________ *J- Ktmp _____ / %»••••!» Since 19 6 1 7 l««.i |i r X | lr ! \ . BETTY ANNE’S I' , HAIR STYLING Pining Ki > in K ih u i F~1 For The Best Do s In Town J I •«-, a a. 4 !• It, • JR THE SERENITY OF DEBARY IS REFLECTED IN THE LOVELY HOME OF FREDERICK de Bary N lm h lr l ingers (Jo llie r s (m ild Is s|Minsoriiig a Silent A m i loll ol in ln la liire q u ills f lie q u ills will t>e on display and availahle lor Inditing d u rin g Ihls year's festi sal Festival |iarllel|>auls m il have the option lo hid on their la vorlle m in ia tu re guilt Th e highest hid rei rived at Ihe end o| ihe tw o-day event will he Ihe lu ck y p u rch a se r ol Ihe quill lllds will lie (Misled at all lim es. Inn ihe nam e of Ihe bidder will lie a sei ret Th e w in n in g bidder ol eat h quill will he able lo pli k Ihe rpidl iip al Ihe end ol Ihe festival III Ihe event Ihe win nlng bidder is not jiresetil. the rpilli will he mailed lo them 11 ) m>ti rei e||il ol a c l i n k lor the am ount ol the hid plus a small jMistage lee I' d needs Irom ibis am lion Will he divided helweell Nim ble l ingers and Dellary Hall Inc P rllary Hall Inc. will receive 40°h of the proceeds and Nimble Fingers will kee|» DO i. Nimble Fingers jrrocccds are earmarked lor our Coniniii nils Ouireaeh Program For the past several years Nimble l ingers has donated many, in.mv babv quills, blankets, lulls and other Items to die Women's Pregnancy Center Saturday M arch 21st Mannon Front Porch 11 30 Doltono f.liddio Sch, , A h i r 1 Off Southern ( Hit<on Tiki ? 00 Mellow fAomonl Ba/n II 12 Star life Squaro Danco 1? 1C ountry Stompers ? (X) Old Hickory dO 0U “ fs Man»."?n Front Pwcfl Furnish Your Home With Flair S/H/dalLting In Selected Used Furniture 0 0 Music ? 00 Sanford lajiri School of Preforming Arts ? 30 Deltona kokjge 143 S. Hwy. 17-92 DeBary, FL 32713 (407) 660-5123 8 jtippmlrr/ ^tj: Voltran Bus Service, Daytona News Journal, Sunniland Corp. In 199/ more than B000 people |0ined in the festivities al DeDary Hall This community supported event makes the mansion restoration possible ( 407) 322-4913 110 E. F R IS T S T .. H IS T O R IC A L D O W N T O W N S A N F O R D Sunday M arch 22st i IponfiOH'f/ ^Rtj: DeBary Hall Inc. and Volusia County Parks & Recreations Frederick dcH ary w as liu lrcti a clever New Yoikcr w h o fouiul tnis h eaven ly spot near tilt* Si .Johns Hlvcr. He created Ills ow n personal kingdom an d si d ie m oss-covered oaks, sw ayin g palm s and wild p alm etto ju n gles In her hook go ol Huron Frederick d e lla ry ft d e lla r y Hall Florida. K d illi (« liio o k s w rote ol ild la rv 's in credib le DOhour jou rn ey trom New York to o v eise e eo n slm lion of Ills i w h'20.000 jila n la llo u m ansion near Lake M onroe. L illie dnl lie tc.d ire Ihe im pact Is h iisin ess v e iiln re s w ould have on the In lin e grow ih ol m ajor industries am ! s e lililn e n ls m Florida. BETTY ANNE. KELLY. PAT. CHARMLY. RETHA OR BILLY THE FURNITURE SHUPPE E n te rta in m e n t S c h e d u le A. A H 911 S. Woodland Blvd. DeLand, FL 32720 (904) 736-0947 4k. A New &, Used Furniture Antiques Glassware Enjoy The Real Florida and the Seminole Herald Cr» i , 0, K To**'* Alto, allow umo lo Oina al O m to r L a n d in g M v a r m l d a d r ill* * ! 2 HOUR NARRATEO NATURE AND ECOLOGICAL TOUR TOURS: 11:00 A.M. TO 1P.M. & 1:30 P.M. TO 3:30 P.M. • Souvenirs • Collectibles • Outdoor Furniture • Picnic Tablos • Carvings • Cedar Chest • And A Lot. Lot More! 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S .ilu id .i, a Sunday 28625 SR 46 Sorrento, FL AIRBOATTOURSAVAILABLE F r e d e r ic k d e B z r y (9 1/2 Miles West ot M on R.gM| TREASURE SCENES™ TREE ORNAMENT COLLECTOR S SERIES 3 M ONTHS S U B S C R IP T IO N To m o S e m in o le H erald ^ $ 15 ^ t . , “Delivered To Your Door” Current Subscriber Can Add 3 Months T o Existing Subscription For S I 5.00. Plus lu x . • DEBARY HALL ORNAMENT 4255 DEBARY FOUNDER & LIMITED EDITION C A L L 322-2611 Frederick dellary was Ixmi January 12th. IH|f» al Frankfurt-um-Main In Germany. Ills family later moved lo Khetms. the wine producing area of France. Ill IH40 lie went to New York and started an InijMirt lug firm for Mtimm's Champagne and other flue wines. In 1H70 Frederick came to Enterprise. Florida for a visit to llriu-k House, lie IxHight 400 acres to slart a hunting and fishing pre­ serve Dellary Hall was built for die family's wilder home, ills holdings giew lo 9000 acres and Included a sleainslilj) line. Frederick dellary died December 23. 189H. Ills son Adolphe, amt Ills wife Augusta, luhrrdrd Dellary Hall. Frederick's great granddaughter Leonle Urcwster. the Iasi heir to enjoy visits lo Dellary Hall, died In a plane crash 111 1941. X DEBARY « • This Special Offer Expires 4/15/98 $8 / _ J In T h e m T h e re W oods! (352) 383-3864 \ _____ / l\ II. ill W ILD jiS cy/ms Plants Are Available For Purchase At This Year’s SPRING FESTIVAL! > T h e re ’s S o m ething THINGS in V ______ / IR IS Frederick dellary born .Inn 12 nt Frankfurt am Mnin In Gcrmnnv IN40 Frederick In Nrw York n« flr%l agent tor M iim m 'i Chnmpngnc 1844 Frederick returned to F im ipr lo marry Jnllc Schr rpenhnusrr 1843 Adolphe, n non. Is born to Frederick nnd .lullr 1838 Eugenie, n daughter. Is born to Frederick and Julie 1801 Civil War broke out but barely nftcc trd the drbnry business 1808 Frederick's wife. Julie died when Eugenie was 10; Adolphe wns 23 1871 Frederick begnn construction of Deltnry llnll nnd buck in New York m oved to West 32nd St nenr his friends, the Vanderbilts nnd Ardors 1870 Frederick originuted his large steamboat line on the St Johns River. The Dellory Merchants’ Line prospered carrying tourists, citrus nnd the U.S. Mail between Jacksonville and points south including Enterprise and Sanford 1898 Frederick, age 83. died Dec. 23 at Adolphe's home in Summit. N.J. 1901 Adolphe, his wife Augusta and their children spent part o f almost every winter at Debnry llnll until Adolphe's denth 1928 Adolphe died and Debary Hull wus placed in a trust for his grandchildren. Leonle deltary Lyon and Adolphe dellary Lyon 1937 Frederick dellary's great grandson. Adolphe dellary Lyon, was killed while rescuing a young girl from being hit by a car Just two years after he hod graduated from Harvard 194 1 Frederick's great granddaughter. Leonie. and her husband Uejamin Urcwster. the final dellary heirs to enjoy visits to Dellary Hall by (lying their private plune into the Sanford or DeLand airports, died In a m ountainside plune crash flying from Long Island to Philadelphia. In IO I years, four American generations of the dellary fam ily had flourished and tragically ended. 1947 1600 acres are sold to Plantation Estates. Inc. 1939 Florida Federation o f Art. Inc. (FFA) utilized Dellary Hall and flve acres for their headquarters and an art gallery. 1907 FFA turned Dellary Hall and property over to the State o f Florida 1973 DeDary Hall placed on the National Register o f H istoric Places 1975 FFA term inated their lease o f Dellary Hall 1977 DeDary Hall Senior Center. Inc. leased the mansion for use as a senior citizen s and com m unity center 1989 Volusia County Council on Aging term inated its program at DeDary Hall 1990 Florida Department o f Natural Resources leased DeDary Hall to Volusia County for a fifty year renewable lease Nimble Fingers Quitter’s Guild Silent Auction of Miniature Quilts riu'n H iiii.iiii h ' <in I ntcr lb util s\ K iivlu 'ii SPRING IS THE TIME TO PLANT! Fronted green ornament with Dclhir) Hall imprinted in a 5 black/gold sketch 5 LOCAL NEWS/LOCAL SPORTS LOCAL ADVERTISING 5 D A Y S - A - W EEK 4 " ANNUALS •M-ATONS • BZ00MAS • MAMOOUtt mo KM «594 tA TH A T(H I PCA N TI (1010 I 61 B South 17-92 DeBary. Florida 32713 , k > (407) 668-4466 0Qk M A M V HOUR lues -I fiduy 4 (i • SI lu n g n e ik s Peninsula Polat (At Orissa Iridgs), Sanford (4 0 7 ) 3 3 0 -1 6 1 2 T ry an O riginal. We have a gut feeling you’ll love It. BIRTHDAY PARTIES NOW AVAILABLE! 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HOT VAJ0 WITH ANY OTHER OFFER OR £>*SCOuNT AFTER 3 PM WITH AO ONLY J L 5>N �SATURDAY&SUNDAY MARCH21st&22™10AM■4PM As It Once Was In 1871 Frederick deBary built DeBary Hall Mansion in a grove ot live oak trees surrounded by. cool green pmes While the deBarys were at the mansion they landscaped and devel­ oped the land tor both personal and business reasons An extensive park stretched trom the take where steamships docked and unloaded it's cargo, past the pool. deBary Hail and oul to the deBary s (arm Violets covered the ground m sea­ son while trails were covered with crushed shell taken trom Indian Midden from the deBary estate The pool was made with wide cypress boards and had a pure white sand bottom The pool was tilled with water provided by natural springs Eiohc shrubs screened dressing huts at one end ot the pool Visitors walked a path trom the pool to the hall lined with brilliant colored oleanders creating a liv­ ing arbor All that is left ot this arbor today is a tew photos that show it s exis­ tence inside the tenced mansion grounds the deBary family planted many tine LET US DO YOUR expensive trees and shrubs Multiple palms, camellias, cedars, camphors and bamboo are a tew ot the plants that graced the gardens Wine bottles lined the drive and garden borders The cen­ ter o! the Iron! yard held 3 terra cotta tountain with two children holding an umbrella There were two other foun­ tains also in the garden located on either side ot the front drive One ot the oldest plants on the prop­ erty is a Cytass Re. oluta it is a native ot Japan and China It is believed that this species Is one ot the worlds oldest liv­ ing plants. This low growing plant is here about commonly called the Sago Palm. Located in the tront ot the man­ sion this tree is believed to have been planted in 1900 A green house was located behind the mansion on the east side The deBarys cultivated rare plants and e«ot ic tlowers Students in the summer ot 1997 unearthed the brick foundation cl this green house located at the edge ol a bamboo patch. Beyond the mansion grounds and stables were many other plants There DIRTY W O R K FO R T H E H O L ID A Y NEAT # TIDY ALL CLEAN The oleanders bordering the trail was a broad pasture tor cows to graze and an extensive vegetable garden to provide food tor the tamity Orange groves were planted south west olthe mansion grounds The pack mg house was built beside the lake pier The groves were filled vvilh citrus in the winter ot December t894 when a freeze destroyed the fruit It w3s followed in February 1895 by a freeze that killed the trees, Frederick was so upset he had the trees dug up and Pecans planted in their place The pecan trees however were not successfully grown and provided only enough nuts for local squirrel s We have a 100 * 200-ft lot contain- to the swimming pool. mg a small patch ot grass (I use the word grass loosely) plus one small tountain, various shrubs and trees. It is a constant battle between disease, weeds and watering to keep what we have Pulling together my husband and I have had the help ol books, electricity, sprinklers, and Sunmland I admire the first DeBary residents tor the work and time that must have taken place to help sustain this grand estate I will continue to work and support DeBary Hall Inc. to help recreate this era so we too can walk the grounds as they once were Ann Fetters HANDYMAN SERVICE & CARPET CLEANING AVAILABLE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWNI ? A SrMtj Suinl. J.ik % tf Satisfaction 321-7699Guaranteed STEAMBOATS OF DEBARY MERCHANTS LINE AND DEBARY BAYA MERCHANTS LINE deBary Conversations by Arthur E. Franche, Jr. For tf DeBary Hall, Inc. *P Compiled and Edited by Arthur E. Francke, Jr. 1987 1990 TRI-COUIXITY ORTHOPAEDICS, P.A. Bringing You, Our Patients, The Best Quality Care Through our Continuing Growth. 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S u n b e lt D a y llly C lu b Sunbelt Dayllly Club meets the first Sunday of the month nt 2 p.m. through April at the Art Center In Sanford.. The club educates members on dayllly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayllly gardens. There are no club dues. Call 886-3190 for more Information. B ro m e lia d S o c ie ty The Seminole Uroinollad S o­ ciety meets the third Sundny of the month, nt 2 p.m., nt San­ ford Ourden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue. Sanford. All aspects o f bromeliad culture are covered during the m eet­ ings. The society Is affiliated wlih the Florida Council of Bromollnd Societies and the Dromellad Society Inc. For In­ formation. call Dud Marlin. 3 2 1-0838. B lo o d Bank Central Florida lllood Dank 1s asking donors of all typen of blood - especially O-type d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. TOPS TOPS fla k e OfT Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter S021 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at Die Marina Hotel. | * S enio r activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years o f older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvera. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. S e n io r em ploym ent An employment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Em ploy­ ment Program Is held at the Sanford National Guard Armory. 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview h-oira arc 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. The program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to the work place. C ancer S uppo rt Support. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er o f the dining room. Tills Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with it. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more in­ formation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6326. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter o f AARP meets the third Mon­ day o f the month, at 1:30 p.m., at the Winter Springs Senior Center off Edgemon Avenue. Senior citizens. 50 and over, are invited to attend. For Information, call Marian Dolln, 327-7334. Gam blors, families Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Oood Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. Sanford Senio rs The Sanford Senior Citizens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m., at the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors arc wel­ come. For Information, call 322-2353 or 322-6161. Lakeside Lions The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club m ens the first and third Monday o f the month, at 7:00 p.m., at the Marina Hotel. Vlsltunt and new members arc welcome. For Information, call Matt Altemose. 322-8545. or David Hall. 330-5238. H is to ric a l C o m m is s io n Tire Lakr Mary Historical Commission inert h nt 7 p.m.. the first Monday o f the month, at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson nt 322-9432 lor more Information. P ra ctica l N u rs e s Tire Licensed Practical Nurses Association o f Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday of tire month at 6:309 p.m. at Kllanicy lluptlst Church. 70) Formosa Avr., C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. M o d e le rs C lu b Tire Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every third Monday of the month starting at 7 p.m.. with the 'Model of the Month* competition ul Grenier Sanford Chamber nf Commerce. 400 E. First St. All phases o f R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's (lying Held Is locatrd In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. contact I.rr Donate at 574-4732. V F W , A u x ilia ry Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladtrs Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 merl the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. P ig e o n F a n c ie rs The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday of each month at the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For informa­ tion. rail An or Jean Anderson at 831-8033. O v s rs s te rs A n onym o u s Sanford - Overeaten* Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whltner lounge o f Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There ore no dues nor fees. Tire only requirement to attend Is the desire In stop eating compulsively. S h u ffle b o a rd The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club practices every Tuesday und Friday starting at 1:30 p.m. The courts are locatrd behind the Sanford Senior Center. Those Interested in playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kltnrr. president, 322-7751. for Information. S ew in g C lu b Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOP1E Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center, 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as items for Die Christmas store. The Items made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. A recent survey found that as many ns :t0 percent o f children between the ages of 8 and 13 do not eat brrakfnst every day. In the frenzy o f getting out Die door In the morning, breakfast can seem like an un­ necessary bother. However, research sug­ gests that eating breakfast makes a real difference In our day. leading experts to advise finding ways lo make a morning meal part o f our lifestyle may lie more than worth the effort. Children and adults who rat brrakfusl score hlgltrr on tests, have longer atten­ tion spans and better concentration, and exhibit better muscle coordination than those who skip breakfast. Many people think that skipping brrakfnst will help them lose weight, howrvrr. studies do not support this belief. In fact, breakfast sklp|xth are more likely lo lie overweight. Researchrrs say that may be due to a drop In Dir rate our bodies bum calorics when they go a long time without food. It may also reflect the well-documented observa­ tion than those who rat very lightly during thr morning and afternoon tend lo overeat al dinner und throughout the evening. more likely lo eat If they cun socialize at the same time. If your stomach doesn't tolerate food too well first thing In the morning, try eating , on an early morning break, being careful not lo ruin your appetite for lunch. R«search shows that many people who don't feel like rating breakfast have often eaten CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG large amounts o f food nt dinner Die night before or Just prior lo going to bed. By eating earllrr In the day. your body will adjust to Die new schedule, allowing you to evrnlunlly eat less at night. Not only will this allow you lo cal breakfast more easily, hut you may feci an Increase In energy throughout Die day and experience a grad ual loss of weight. Breakfast doesn'l have lo mean eating tnidltlanul morning foods. Just try to In elude grain products (like cereal, toast, oi pasta), a little protein (such as milk, vo gun, cheese, nr peanut butter), and a solid serving o f fntlls or vegetables. For the 111lie effort Involved, research suggests you will gel great returns. For n frre brochure with ways you can sneak health Into snacks, send a self addressed, stamped (.55 postage) business sized envelope to Die American Cancer In ­ stitute for Cancer Research, Dept. IIS. I’O Box 97167. Washington. DC 20090-7107. the American Institute for Cancer Re­ search emphasized that eating nt Irnst five servings of fruits and vegetables every day could prevent 20 percent o f cancer Inci­ dence. By walling until lunch to start moving toward that goal, your changes of achieving II are greatly decreased. Starting thr day with sliced banana on cereal, rai­ sins In oatmeal, or berries whirled in a fruit smoothie, can stnrt you on the way to grttlng your five a day. If time Is the major obstacle lo making breakfast, prepare ns much as you can Dir night before lo speed things up In Die morning. Pack u breakfast you can cal on Die way lo work or as soon as you gel thrrr. Enroll your children In Die school breakfast program, where they may he There Is also a more profound reason lo worry nhout breakfast-skippers. The report on dirt and cancer recently released by When your young child is very active Dear Mary. Our 1st grader has always been very active. We've learned to live with It. but Ills teacher Is getting fed up. lie's con ­ stantly grttlng out of his scat without permission, und she says Ills restlessness disrupts Die other kids In Die class. He's always been a lot more rowdy that his older slslrr. but wr figured that's Just Die way lxiys are. Now he's having trouble with reading and his tearher Isn't sure he will mas­ ter all (he work In 1st grade without going to summer school. Ills teacher wants to have him evaluated for hy­ peractivity or Attention Deficit. She thinks he may need medi­ cation to help him settle down, but we re real nervous about doing that. We've beard all kinds ol horror sturlei about kids 0 und f.y p ire old getting addicted or turning into zom ­ bies. We Hurc don't want our son lo fall behind In school, but we Fa m i l y W r V > counselor MARY BALK ______ I don't want lilm drugged either. We're In a quandary and need some advice on how to pro­ ceed. Rowdy Boy's Mom and Dad Dear Mom and Dad, The best way to make a deci­ sion like this Is to consider all the options and choose the one either moM likely lo be hrlptul or least llkrly to cause hurm. Dlagnusing ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) or ADHD (Hyperactivity Disorder) re­ quires input from numerous adults who sec your child In different settings. It can't hurt, and may be hrlpful. to have school personnel and you. yourselves. complete ADD/ADHD checklists con­ cerning your child. These checklists will he rated ugulust normative data. You con then lake these checklists to your son's pediatrician and together you and the doctor can at least make some educated guesses as to wheDirr medication may be helpful. Most physicians fret that these medications don’t so much "sedate* Dre child, as they help to correct a IMisslble biochemical Imbal­ ance. which allows the child lo focus his attention and regu­ late his energy level more nor­ mally. There are also behav­ ioral techniques both you and the school personnel can try. tu see if his behavior and a c­ tivity can be regulated nonmedically. In any case. Die worst Dtlrrg you can do. In my opinion. Is nothing. You already know he's headed for trouble both behuvlornlly and academically. There really Isn't time lo see It he will "outgrow* tits problem. Stan gathering Information now from teachers, your sou's physician, and other profes­ sionals. lo help you make an Informed derision on how to help your son. Mary Balk la a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and n counselor at Oviedo High School. Contact her at 365-1842, Ex. 2!0. REGAL bonus 1 ,v> HOURS C I N E M A S 4 to r, p m LAKE M A R Y C IN EM A 10 3580 M D E A R SC AR ED t A lth ou gh some people use food the way S enio r activities ju n k ie s and a lcoh olics uae Lake Mary Seniors Invite drugs and alcohol, I know of no anyone 55 years or older to Intervention program for peo­ Join them In a weekly activity ple with life-threatening weight on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to problems. Indeed, she may need noon, at the Frank Evans Cen­ psychological help In order to ter. 158 N. Country Club Road. win her battle. However, unless she la willing to admit that she has a problem and taken steps W eekly Lions C lu b to overcome it, there is nothing The Sanford Lions Club you or anyone else can do for er.. IShe has my deepest sympemeets every Tuesday at noon at hy. the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the clock. Visitors und prospective members are welcome. DEAR ABB Y: You asked for ider'a input for the woman who d told her huaband she had Bridge C lub ared a bed with a male friend Sanford Duplicate Bridge Lhout "anything happening.’ Her Club meets at noon each Tues­ aband, influenced by some budday at the Greater Sanford ss, didn't believe her. Chamber o f Commerce. 400 E. I could write about the early nerican custom of ’ bundling,* or First St.. Sanford. int out that in many cultures nilles and guests share sleeping commodations — but that's really Klw anls C lu b 'elsvant to the main problem, Klwanls Club o f Casselberry iinely, the woman's husband meets every Tuesday at 7:30 lievea his buddies and doubts his a.m.. at Denney's on 436 in fe. I'd aay that is a very serious Casselberry. For Information, oblem. call 831-8545. This husband is Judging some­ le ADVICE % ABIGAIL VAN BUREN thing that happened not only before their marriage, but before they were even introduced. I can't help but wonder why the husband even told that story to his buddies, but the real ouestion here is whom should he believe — his wife or his buddies? That woman’s position should be: ’ Believe me, or call me a liar. If you believe me, then we need to see a marriage counselor about why you didn't trust me. And if you think I'm a liar, then we need to sec a divorce lawyer.’ A MALE READER FROM OXNARD. CALIF. DEAR M ALE READER: Thank you for taking the time to ahare a masculine point of view. It reminds me of a quota* tlon I’ve known for many years: "A woman's virtue la like a fine minting. Once It’s questioned, t'o never quite the some." f DEAR ABBY: 1 think you should know how influential your column la. I read the personals ads in mag* aiines on a regular basis. Until recenUy, I'd spot an ad placed by a single woman who likes to fish only on rare occasions. Since the recent letter you printed suggesting that Ashing might be a great way to meet on eligible man, almost every woman in the singles biting* I've read has auddenly become a "flaherman." I hope I get the chance to meet some of these ‘ anglers* while I'm out fishing this year! BILLGLATFELTER, MANCHESTER, N.H. DEAR B IL L : If you'ra eligi­ ble, I hope so, too. A successful advertlaem ent o f any kin d neada a "h o o k ” — a n a i o n s thing tells me the belt end tack. shops w ill be 17 0 9 x 3 2 4 -0 1 1 5 TITANIC* I9X4 u»oo GOOD WILL HUNTING 100400700940 WILD THINGS 1004X7X1010 busy MAN IN THE IRON MASK 19494 10710 1000 ,m„, L A . CONFIDENTIAL 1949400 7X 9X l«< HUSH 1X440 740 1010 ,mii, this spring. Although not everyone will catch a trophy, Fm hoping a good time w ill be had In the attempt. DEAR ABB Y: I was driving home on New Year's Day via Cali­ fornia Highwny 73. one o f the few loll ruudx in our stale. At the collec­ tion gate, I followed a black fourdoor sedan. I thought the young female driver was talking excessive­ ly to the collector, but I stayed compimed. When I handed the collector the fee, he returned it, informing me that Die driver ahead of me had paid my fee und also wished me a Happy New Year! Abby, a wonderful warmth came over me us my faith in the goodness o f my feHowmun was for that moment restored. LLOYD JONES. SAN DIEGO DEAR LLOYD: A wonderful warmth came over me when 1 read your letter. Thank you for sharing a dandy day-brignten What tarn* n r rd lo know about h i , d ru g s, A ID S , and ( r i l i n g along w ith p r r n and p o rrn ti U In ~Whal L v r ry To rn Should Know ." T o w d r r , rrrvd a buainroaa lir d . a r lf .a d d r r a t r d r n v rlu p * . p lu » rh rrk or money order for 1X05 154-50 In Canada) tot D e a r A b b y, Teen Booklet, IM I. Box 44T, M ount M orris, lit. 81054l>447. ( I'uataga la Included.! BIG LEBOWSKI 1104X700 1000 MR. NICE GUY 1X440 740910 * oi non 9 no passis no suets Savers •atlve Cuts GET A HEAD START ON TANNING BUY tO • Gfl ? SESSIONS FREE OH GET 1 FREE WEEK WITH UNtIMITEO MONTHLY PACKAGE Lcupor tip J /• 9b • • • • g Full Service Hair Full Service Nails Tanning Pedicures Paraffin Treatments i 3C 323-8029 M Country Club Square 1 / 411 W An port Blvd Sanlord 323-8029 12117954 Money Orders 39c DORALS & G .P .C *Q Q O ♦ TAX CARTON WINSTON & CAMEL FILTERS 14.49 * 1♦ tax CARTON 1.1U.I SAIJI (IM I) AVI |M > THE WEDDINO SINGER ___ 1X 4X 7X 9X <* U.S. MARSHALS 19X4 TO710990 Woman’s obesity weighs on sister-in-law’s mind DEAR AHBY: My sister in law is s wonderful woman who has a severe weight problem. She’s 60 years old snd has no bad habits except for eating. She refuses to dis­ cuss diets snd gets very upset when the subject is broached. She's begin­ ning to experience signs of deterio­ rating health — shortness of breath, chest tightness, extreme redness in her face when she's warm or upset, and she has painful back and knee problems. Sne has fallen down stairs because she was unable to see the steps. Abby, she refuses to see a doctor, my brother tells me, because she knows a doctor will confront her about her weight. I suggested she should at least have her blood pres­ sure taken at the local pharmacy. She ignores me. I believe she needs psychological care. I can't bear to loae her, and I fear that she will die soon i f she doesn't try to help herself. SCARED FOR MY SISTER-INLAW. IN MILWAUKEE mwy i .ii | m i s t i S A N I 0 H U • 3 22 3 8 8 4 �S B - Seminole Hoiakl Sanford. Florida • Friday, M a th 20,1998 14— For S ale Legal Notices N O TIC E UN D ER F IC T IT IO U S N AM E A C T N O T IC E OF P U B L IC ME ARINO T O C O N ttD K P A C O N D IT IO N A L Utfc N ot'd* m Hereby giye n that * Public N a a rm g will N h*ld by th# P la n n in g A Z o n in g C c m iTM s t'o n in !h# C ity Com nsm on Ch*m b#n C ity Halt Sanford Florida at 7 00 p m on Th u rs d a y Arm ! 2nd, 1998 to cona»d#r a f#qw #tl tor ■ C o n d itio n a l t li # in an MR * ill'utti.pl # F a m ily O n ailin g R#«idNrntial Z orung D -M f'c l LEGAL D E S C R IP T IO N Th# W SO of the N 120 Of OIL 23 R o b in to n ‘% Survay of an add to S anford a c c o rd in g to th# Plat th a ra o f a% ra c o n ia d in Plat D ock V Pag#* 92 % 93 of fh# P u b lic R a c o r d t of S # m m o l# County- Florida Th * p ro p # fly b**ng m ot* g# n•rally d a te r ib a d a « H I S IN 10th Stra#t C o nd itiona l U t# R #q u#»t# d E « mansion of a n o n -co n fo rm in g p ro p a rty w ith an a t t o c ia ta d D im a n tio n a l V ana nca of raar yard aatback requirem ent* 20' re q u ire d 18 $7" p ro p o s e d a va n a n c a of 1 43 All partia* if* in fa ra it and Clti* ran* that! have an opportunity to ba ha and at ta id h# a ring Dy ordaf c l I N Planning A Z o nin g C o m m n u p n of th# City of Sanford Florida thi* tOth day of M arch. 1998 Halan Stair*. C hairm an Planning A Z o nin g C o m rm iu o n A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC It a partem d a c id a * to a p p a ll a dec it tori m ad* with r e a p e d to any m aitar con side re d at tha a b ove ma t t ing or h ea rin g. ha/*ha m ay naad a verbatim re co rd of tha p ro c e e d in g * In c lu d in g tha ta tfim o n y and avida nca w h ich record i* not provide d by tha City of Sanford (F S 2*6 OIOS) p e r s o n s w it h d is a b il it ie s NEEDING A S S ISTA N C E TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEED ING S SHOULD C O N ­ TA C T TH E P ERSONNEL O FFICE ADA C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330* S&26 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING PUBLISH March 20. 199A D E 0 -1 7 S IN T M t C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N I IIQ N T IIN T M J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S C M IN O LC C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A C A S I NO: OR • • -• S 9 -O R -0 1 -W IN RE Th a M arriage of Chart#* Wayna Y oungbloo d Hu*band to Victoria Laa Y oungbloo d Wit# N O TIC B O F A C T IO N D IS S O L U TIO N OF M A R R IAQ C YO U ARE H ER EBY N O TIFIED that an action for di«*olution of mamaga has b a in filed against you and you ara required to •arva a copy of your wnttan defen*#*, if any. to it on V IC TO ­ RIA LEE YO UNGBLO OD Petitioner who*# a did ret* i* H 0 3 W IN G ED F O O T C IR C LE W INTER SPRINGS. FL 32708. on or b a to n APRIL 13. 1991. and fila tha original with tha ctart of thi* court balora *arvie# on Petitioner or immadiataly thereafter If you fad to do «o , a dafaatt v N L » ■awtaead ■ again*! you for tha raliol demanded In tha pellftofi W AR NIN G Rula 12 288 Florida farmfy Law Rula* « l Procadura. require* cart a in automatic disclosure of docu­ ment* and information Failure to comply can result in *ano­ tion*, Including dt»roi»*al or striking of pleading* W ITN ES S my hand and tha seel of th»* court on M ARCH S. 1SSS MARYANNE MORSE Clark of tha Circuit and County Court By Luanne Woodley Deputy Clark Publish March 13, 20 27. Apnl 3. I t f S DC O -t 21 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T S S M IN O L S C O U N TV , F L O R ID A C A S S N O i S S -IS 4 -C P IN RE ESTATE OF DONALD W ILLIAM RICHARDS. D*c • »»»< ! N O TIC B O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha adimniatration ot tha aalata ol O O N A LO W ILLIAM R IC H A A O S . dacaaaad. Fila Number SS-1S4-CP. la pending in lha C ircuit Court lor Sa min ola C o u n t,. Florida. Probata Division. lha address ol which la 301 N Park Awanua, Sanlord. Florida 32771. Tha na mas and addraaaaa ol lha paraonal rapraaanlalhra and lha paraonal rapraaantativa'a allotna , ara aal forth balow ALL IN TE R E S TE D P ER SO N S ARE N O TIFIED TH A T AH paraona on whom Ihla nolle# la aarvad who hava otnacliona that chaHango lha validity ol lha will, lh a Qualifica­ tion* o l lha paraona rapraaanlatnra. vanua. or (oriadielion ol thia Court a n raquirad lo lit* thair othactiona with Ihla Court W ITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE M O NTH S A FTE R TH E DATE OF TH E FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N O F TH IS NO TICE OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF THIS N O TIC E ON TH EM All craditon ol lha dacadanl and olhar paraona having claima or dam andi againat dacadanl a aalata on whom a copy ol this notica la aarvad within thraa month* attar lha data o l lha Ural publication ol Ihla notica mu*I hla thaw claima with thia Court W ITH IN TH E LA TE R OF TH R E E M O N TH S A F TE R TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS NO TIC E ON THEM AH olhar cradilora ol lha daca­ danl and paraona having claima or damanda again* 1 tha daca­ d a n l* aalata m u ll lila lhair claima with thia court W ITHIN TH R E E M O N TH S A FTE R TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST P U B LIC A ­ TION O F TH IS N O TIC E ALL C LAIM S. DEM ANDS AND O B JE C T IO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol tha lira I publica­ tion ol Ihia Notica ta March 20th. ISSS Paraonal Rapraaantaliva C o ra , J Wood P O Boa 23SS Gold an rod. FL 32723 A tlorna, lor Paraonal Rapraaantalnra Jama* Scott M4H Florida Bar No 0S I3IS 4 P O Boa 23SC Ootdanrod FL 32733 Taiaphona 407 S IS 3221 PuMiah March 20. 27. I H I D E O -U S Legal Notices Legal Notices N otice i* hare by given that The u n d e s ig n e d p u rsua nt la the 'F ic titio u s Name A ct." Ch a p te r S6S 09 Florida Statute* will re g ­ ister w ith the F lo rid a D ep a rtm e n t of S la t# u p on receipt e l proof of th# p u b lic a ­ tion of this notice, the fictitious name to wit T H I SHOK D E P T under w h ich The c o rp o ra tio n e tp e c tv to engage in bu*in#»* at O vie d o M arket Place 1325 O v ie d o M arket P lace D lv d t O v.ed o FL 327AS Dated at 779 Florence Place. NW C o n c o rd N orth Carolina 28026. this 2nd da y of M arch 1998 Shoe Show of R ocky M ount. Inc R obert Nall Controller Publish M arch 18 1998 D E 0 -1 7 4 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E 1S TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN AN D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R IO A G EN E R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISIO N C A S E NO i an 040* C A 14 A C F X BANK PLAINTIFF vs JEFFER S O N A B O O TE S I T AL D EFENDANT(S) N O TIC E OF A C TIO N C O N S T R U C T IV E SE R V IC E TO RIVERA A A S S O C IA TE S which bu*in*«« addr*** la unknown TH E CO RPORATION IS H ER E­ BY N O TIFIED that an action to toracloa# a mottgag# on tha tallowing properly LO T 1. W INGFIELD N O R TH II, AC CO R O IN O TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS R EC O R D E D IN PLAT DOOR IS PAGES 44 th r o u g h C ounty Court Sem lnela County, Florida Casa • 9 7 -2 8 8 C C -2 0 R Anna Q H epner Plaintiff v* C J Properties d/b/a Lake Kathryn Sale* and d/b/a Lake Kathryn Estate* Defendant N O T IC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ of Exe cu tion issued out of and un de r the te a l of the C o u n ty C o u rt of S em inole C o u n ty Florida C a sa • 9 7 -2 8 8 C C -20 *R upon a final judgm ent rendered in the aforesaid court on the 21 i t da y of January A D 1998 m that certain case en ti­ tled Anna G Mepner. Plaintiff v* € J P roperties d/b/a Lake K athryn Sales and tl/b/'a Lake K a th ry n 1 sta tes. D efendant w h ich a fo re sa id W rit of Ese cution w as delivered to me as Sheriff of Sem inole County, Florida and I have levied upon all tha r ig h t title and interest of the defendants in the following described property, said p ro p ­ erty being lo ca te d in Sem inole County, Florida, more p a rtic u ­ larly d e scribed as follows SEC 04 TW P 21S ROE 30E BEG IN I SLY R/W LAURA S TR EET AND ELY R/W 17-92 RUN A LO N G LAURA S TR E E T AND LAKE KATHRYN CIR TO INT NLY R/W LAKE KATHRYN CIR A ELY R/W 17-92 NELY ALO N G 17-92 TO OEQ 990 MANGO DRIVE. CASSELDERRY. FL, SEMINOLE C O U N TY and the un de rsigne d as Sheriff of S em inole C o u n ty . F lo rid a , will at 11 00 A M on the 21st day of April A D 1998 offer for tala and sail to tha highest b id ­ der FOR CASH IN HANO AND S U B JE C T TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, at the Front (West) Door, at tha steps, of the Sem inole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, tha abova described property Thai said sale is being mad# to satisfy the term s of this W rit of Execution Donald F E stinger. Sheriff 5#mmole County. Florida N O TIC E R EG A R D IN G TH E W ITH A D ltA B IU T Y HEEDING SP EC IA L A C C O M M O D A TIO N S TO PARTICIPATE IN TH E P R O ­ C EEDIN G S SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E E N F O R C E A B L E W RITS S E C TIO N O F TH E CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TH E S H E R IFF'S O FFIC E . 1346 2STH S TR E ET, SANFORD. FLORIOA. AT LEAS T FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO TH E P R O CEEDINO S (407) 3304140 TTD |407) 323-3023 Published March 20. 27. Apnl 3.10. I M S With Sal* bamg h»ld on Apnl 21. IS IS D C O -I3S IN T H S C IR C U IT C O U R T S S M IN O L S C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A C A S S N O i S S -IB S -C P IN RE Tha Eatala of ELEANOR S BOLL. Dacaaaad N O T IC S OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha admmiatralion ol lha Ealata o l ELEAN OR S BOLL, dacaaaad. Fila Numbar 00-102CP. i* panding in tha Circuit Court lor S a m no la County. Florida, Probata Dtvtaion, lha addratt ol which ra Poal Olftca Boa *C*. Sanlord. Florida 32772 Tha namaa and addraaa­ aa ol lha Paraonal Rapraaantaliva and lha Paraonal Rapraaantaliva’* a II or nay ara aal forth balow. A LL IN TE R E S TE D P ER SO N S ARE N 0 T IF IE 0 TH AT All p a n o n t on whom Ihia Notica i t aarvad who hava obtacnon* that chatlanga lha validity ol lha Will, tha qualihcalrona ol tha Paraona Rapraaantaliva. vanua, or )unadiction of thia Court ara raquirad lo hla thaw obtactiona m ill thia Court W ITH IN TH E LATER O F TH R E E M O N TH S A F TE R TH E DATE O F TH E FIR ST P UB LICATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E O R TH IR TY DAYS A FTER TH E 0 A TE OF SERVICE OF A C O P Y OF THIS NO TICE ON TH EM All cradilora ol tha dacadanl and olhar paraona having claima or damanda again*! dacadanl'* aalata on whom a c o p , ot tint notica la aarvad within thraa month* altar tha da la ol tha lin t pubtrcaiwti c4 Out notica mu* I Ida thaw ctowna m ill Una Court W ITH IN TH E LATER O F T H R U M O N T H I A F TE R TH E DATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATIO N O f THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS A FTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A C O PY OF T h i s NO TICE ON THEM AH othar crad-lor* ol lha daca­ danl and paraona having claima or damanda agamat lha daca dani a aalata aw *I fila thair claima with th*a court WITHIN THREE M O N TH S A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIR S T P UBLICA­ TION O F TH IS NOTICE A U . CLAIM S. DEMANDS AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dal* ol th* Iwai publica­ tion ol Ihia Nolle* i* March 20ih. ISSS 0 A V ID S COLEMAN. Paraonal Rapraaantaliva Atlorna, tor Paraonal Rapraaantaliva TERRANCE H OITTMER. IS O Florida Bar (210471 Dittmar Wohluat S Wilkin* P A 230 Lookoul P u t* Po*t Olfit* Bo* 041690 Maitland, Florida 327M-1SS0 1407) S3S-OOOS PuUiah March 20. 27, IS IS D EO -I7 S <c. SECU R ITY BARS A DO O R S U c , 34 yrt E »p 50,000 design*. S V ig fl Fran esf Qualify guaranteed ^ > O 4 4 0 ^ Q 1 ^ iM £ ^ 2 ^ 3 H S ^ 16— R e m in d e r S e r v ic e s S P EC IA L DAYS Never forgot them! Reminder Service 0 day. appts. D f i . StS/yr For details cal 3C2 2120 Before arty daemon or important event, ask Ood for Mia guidance and help Befoin you laix. Be sum that what you aay la kind and irue Remember you have someone who love* and carea lor you and only you 21— P e r s o n a l s IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H I IS T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IH A H D FOR S E M IH O LE C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A O tN E R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N C A S S N O i S T -I S O S - C A i a - l NORW EST M O R TG AG E. INC . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION F/K/A NORW EST M O R TG AG E. INC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS FRANK S WALES. Ill IF U V IN & A N D tF O S A O . , S P o u ? ? * » ty m Y DEVI SECS 1 * GRAN T U I , ASSIGN EES. " LIENORS, C REDITO R S. TR U S TE E S AND ALL O THER PARTIES CLAIM ING AN IN TER ES T BY. THRO UG H UNDER OR AGAINST FRANK 0 WALES. III. E T AL OEFENOANT(S) R I-N O T IC I OF F O R E C L O S U R E BALE NO TIC E IS H ER EBY OIVEN purauanl to an Ordar Orantmg th* Motion to Raaot Foracloaur* Sal* datad March 13th. ISSS. antarad In Civil Caaa No S7-1E0S-C A14-E of th# Circuit Court of lha IS TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEM I­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. I will tall lo tha htghaat and boat tnddar for cash *1 th* front door of lha SEM INO LE County Courthouaa in Sanford. Florida, at t l o'clock o m on th* 14th day o l APRIL. I M S lha follow­ ing daaenbad proparty a* aal forth In aaid Summary Final Judgmant. lo-w it LO T IS . PARKER SUBDIVI­ SION. AN UN R EC O R D ED S U B ­ DIVISION MORE P AR TICULAR ­ LY DESCRIBED A t FOLLOW S BEGIN AT TH E SO UTH W ECT C O R N ER OF TH E NORTH >10 S I F E E T O F THE S O U TH ­ EAST 1/4 O F TH E NORTHEAST t/4 OF S E C TIO N IS . TOWNSHIP 21 S O U TH . RANQE 31 EAST. TH E N C E RUN SO UTH SB O EGR EES 44 M INUTES SS SEC­ ONDS E A S T SOI 82 FE E T TO TH E S O U TH W E S T CORNER OF THE C A S T S71 FE E T OF THS NORTH 210 SS FEET OF THS S O U TH E A S T 1/4 OF TH E N O R TH EAST T/4 OF SAID S E C ­ TION IS . BEING THE P C OF A CURVE CONCAVE N O R TH E A S T­ ERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 2*7 72 FE E T. A C E N TR A L AN O LE O F 4S D E O R IS S 30 M IN U TE S AND A TA N G E N T B EAR ING AT THE D C OF SO UTH 0 OEGREES SO M IN ­ U TE S 32 S E C O N D S W EST. TH ENCE RUN S O U TH E A S TE R ­ LY A LO N G SAID C UR VE THROUGH A C EN TR A L ANGLE OF 23 OEGREES 41 M IN U TES 27 IE C O N O S 123 71 FE E T. TH EN CE RUN R AD IALLY TO SAJ0 CURVE S O U TH ST DEGREES 02 M IN U TES 00 S E C ­ ONDS W EST SOOt FEET. TH EN CE RUN S O U TH 44 DCOREES 20 M IN U TE S 31 S E C ­ ONDS W EST ISO F U T . TH E N C E RUN NORTH 7S DCO R EES OS MINUTES 41 S E C O N D S W IS T 332 SS F U T TO A P O IN T OF THE W E S T LIN E O F TH E S O U TH E A S T t/4 O F TH S NO R THEAST 1/4 O F SAID S E C ­ TION IS . THKMCS RUN NO R TH 0 DEO R EES 21 M IN U TE S 42 SECONDS C A S T I K F E E T TO THE P O IN T O F B EGINNING Da lad this 12th d a , of MARCH, I K S (C IR C U IT C O U R T B E A U MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l tha Circuit Court By: Jana c Jaaawic Deputy Clark IN A C C O 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. parson* with dtaabilmaa naading a apacial accom ­ m odation ahould contact C O U R T A D M IN IS TR A TIO N , at tha S E M IN O LE County Courthouaa at 407*223-4330. 1S O O -ft 1-1771 (T D D ) or 1-000M S -0 7 TO via Florida R a la , Sarvic#. DAVID J 0TE R N , P A 001 S U N IVER SITY DRIVE S UITS SOO P LANTATION. F L 03324 ( f 44) 233-1000 07-14101 Pubtrah March 20. 27. 1 O H DEO-1 72 I TIR ED of being fumed down for credit? learn where to obtain the beat deals-credt card* am b u t loans, debt consolidation Rales as low as 5 9 V no an nual feet etc H A W Enterpnan » 323 199B 61— M oney to L end "DIRECT LENDERS" 32.500 350 000 Conaokdalions. Cash Loams Bad rredl No problem no edv lee I .#00-6*0 7*50 A LL TY P E S OF C R E 0IT Cash AvaHabl* For Crodtt Card Payoff Or Home loan*. thing oipanaet eoonaefmg A medical GIFT OF LIFE 000-210-6433 ALO NET FL'a R ESPECTED Dating Bureau for S E N IO R S , Estab 1977 1-000-022-4477 Famale M aiaage Tharapial needed lor busy Longwood lo­ cation Great pay 331-5844 Longwood Maaaaga Studio W aA-m t welcome 7 day* Private rma Female Staff LISC4MM7785 407-338-3300 TRAVELING COMPANION Famale preferred to travel in mo­ tor home and aee tha world 302 o tta 25— Special N otices Aher me tornado tpenl its fury 42 were toil Each it mourned with aorrow dial only death can bring Tear* with uncontrollable aobs accompany tha ever asked question "Why. oh Ood? Why did you taka my beloved one?" The house of death has these 42 added to ta maatjataa appal its Win these mourner* ever ia a thaw beloved one* again? Yea. wa answer The B* He holds thil Truth ALL shall hear trie voce ol me Lord Jeau* who him*e* is lha Rasurraceon and The L»a All aha* come tonh from tha ’pnaon house of am and death' What joy tfu* anil Da' Than me 'ransomed of me Lord* ahal waA up rna Highway ot Hokneat nara on aarm. net bofhared aver again by Satan, am cv death They thal wait up to perfection lo egem be caked son* of God Than, injiy lha! prayer mat wa pray * 4 b* an awerad "Thy Kingdom coma. They w4l be dona m aarm as 4 is m Heaven’ You mai aorrow and mourn, hava hope-m al promised lane « naan For a fra* Orlando BJHa Student* P O Boa IB031S Caasamarry. FL 32718-0210 CTvtat UrJkad MafNedM DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday 5 1 * YARD SALES ADJUSTMENTSA.CBEDITS P rice Per L ine P re p a id Q u i t In tho event ol an tutor, ttm Sem inole HoraM will ho responsible for the first inseftion only and only lo Ifto oxfont ol 0»o cost ol thal insertion Please chock ad for accuracy tho fust day if funs *18 TO PLACE AN AD CALL 3 LINES WHOLE WEEK 63— M 407/322-2611 DEPABTMENTHOURS 8 A M •5 P M M O N D A Y - F R ID A Y W ARNING HOM EOWNERS FR EE report on the "10 Most Common Mistakes in Refinanc­ ing Y ou Home* C a l BOD 7494 JO 0 Jo r^ e c jn e a »^ (e ^ 2 to f1 _ ^ 70— E d u c a t io n & T NOW A C CEP TIN G mm r a in in g Accreckfed Truck School COL. VA/TAApprv Job Aaartl Wkend cfaaaet Nanonal Truck School 1-000-444-7304 LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. As a Medical Assistant with an Associate of Science degree, you wS help prepare palanii for etammaliona. conduct import­ ant testa and parhapa *v*n at* ist in minor surgery IT* a rewarding career * you kka help ing others •Oay or Fverwu Clastea • F n iiu i/ M t > Tfwa# Who OuMtty •GradLiat* P lm m em t l i 4 lance 71— H elp 71—lln r Wanted W asted B AR B ER N E E D E D FULL TIME lor downtown Sanford shop Must be mkable Caff 348-0037. B R E A K FA S T SERVERS. P -T ~ rook and housekeeper* Good ttartmg wagat Apply Lake Mary Courtyard 135 International Pkwy, Lake Mary 444-1000 ••DRIVERS** Route delivery Clxaa A or B COL fight xnd dxy poaitioni Heavy thing raqiMad Good pay and benefit* Appty KELLYS FOODS C H E C K CA SH IER Up to sioootfr, Daytime, f /t or P/T Reliable person */C4ah handing axp 1W-2440 C LEA N IN G PERSON N EEDED Menbie hour* Transportation provided it needed 330-0800 Contractors 0 Truckara M ill confect qutokiy your state 4 N America New fre^fk matofvng syl 24 hrs Llvrwi 1-000-400-4470 MC/V)ka For High Wage* (407) U 3 -1 3 M E xt 121 INSURANCE CLERK Needed to» pei»atr< praclre to Sanford May reed to croaa cover al front daax on ooca•Kin Caff 1224201 Or tend return* to 300 San Cartoa Ava, Sanford. FL l i n t 71— H elp W a n ted •X over the Odandn area If to lerested pieata cal Mad 1-000-742-0071 INHOME P R ES C O O L WRING a n C ARE GIVER AFTER N O O N SHIFT. Willing to train Cad Joyce 321-7034 NOW HIRINQ F/T a P/T lor a uaror Uanufac luring plant in Sanford Row are avaitabt* on *■ TELEMARKETING IN TR A IN IN G 3 po* avaa Avg | 15 50hr. Sal * comm Sanford based pool heakng Herder No and ca*mg H m g mmed F/T A P/T Cal Mtoty SmeftMr 323-1070 oaL 212 LA B O R RITE on aflihfft* cokfprrrrrvr SALARIES Cal DaBary Manet, 407-ESS4420 Ask tor Dvector of Nura mg o> apply witnm 60 North Highway 17-92. (M a r y Ftonda D rug Free Workplace '* "3 3 0 -3 4 1 0 "— t x • MEN A WOMEN NEEDED Dairy wort 0*i*y pay Vahrxea a PLUS N E E D C O M P A N Y VAN O RtVER W/ VAN COM E WORK W ITH THE B E S T LAPCmEWS WW I W I . $ 10.50 P/H ' Q d r a B E R LIVE AY 40 NMwk » No mtatVikandi E i c benafrla mcl 4 0 IK Mutl have Oaaa D Ic 1 dean ornr mg record Appty 3501 S Sanford Ave. Sanford EAR N E X TR A MONEY M SS R O U TE S PAJO OAKY FO R UNDERGROUND U TILITY C O N TR A C TO R HCALTM miUPUMCf AMO «01K r u u r Dry# »## mmrnm pai M I M v M w / a non C are A LL HOURS 10 yr* sap m chad development Rees relee. n kid Fun play room 324-0513 hnr salary nag- 302-4254 WALK 4 a RA KJO« are m n S l specleJty Healthy tool HRS4Q42332 S24-1SS2 55— B u s in e s s O rro K n m m E S -.407 7174 To H k e 2NO S H # T ASSEMBLY RSC O T ON CORPORATION, n nations leading manufacturer/ Oisirtoutor ol aWd romc acceeaonai. ha* taveral openings n r a Lake Mary (acaty tor 2nd ahitt aaaambfy positiana How* are 4 oopnvl 1:30am. Must be abla to iff a minimum of 35 t)* and stand for B hours Apply m parson at 1090 Emma Oaks Trad. Lake Mary. FL 32740 A S E TTE R JO B FOR YOUI Jusi Caa Never a Feel - $300 $500 OwatMIng phone cards No e ipenence nacetaary For more information sand ■ BASE lo Primetime Communication i. AO CAJUUMna, utc. P.O Box 094355. Miami. FL 33209-1353 * Home Weekly* * Lay Over Plan* "Extra Stop Pay* *40IK RauamanT •Health Inasranca* “AAA QRCSTINQ CAROS** i S40K P/T-0110K H T •fbdar • qufcfdy **300-771-3141 aaL 302** B u a ln a ii owl mare •xp/C i C a l Sam to Spm 1-600-074-0050 M onEn Only. EO E S you MS eenous about mafung money W no an* of prod, no Wv. non**. Cal 202-3320 As s e m b l e r s JOIN MY Tupparwar* larmty New IrtendA a m I . FREE cm A fun el me same tana. Intarealed? Cal Linda • 020-3517. 9 req. in Benton) are* 2nd •Ml available U#d aiaarrtoly in clean room. Good dextarxy 0 (ob hwtory reqU Immedal* r H DELIVER TH E B ELLS O U TH 'R E A L YELLO W M O E B ’ W YO UR OWN N EIGH BOR H OO D OR VtCMfTY A R EA S M CLUOC EANFO RO . 0RNTER SPRINGS, LOSfOWOOO, LAKE MARY, OVICOO, GENEVA, DELTO NA. O S TE E N S C H U LO U TA A U . R O U TE S PAY BONUS A F TE R 1BT R O UTE Ful or Pan-Tune f d f a m x w a t x tlyaanoidor rad­ ar. h*v* an V M V ) fc*o ra Inxk and to avaaata* a or v o n howl a tor BEGIN CALLING TODAY T O RESERVE Y O U R AREA 407-336-7013 OR 407-723-0013 0 X AM- 4 X PM MONDAY TH R O U G H FRIDAY D D A . INC EOE Experienced BobcaVNew hoiland Operator CO L kac . Tap pay* 323-3401 E X P E R IE N C E D C A R P E N TE R With tool* 0 truck Laborers also needed C a l3 X -0 4 O O LABORER NEEDED Pour molds, good storking condbona Appty Sand Creakon. Inc. Se­ curity Wa/*houa0-249B Ok) Lake Mary M . Sun# 100. Banlord Hiring FRAME BENDER lor a 1operation Menno Canvas Cad 337-1120. FR O N T D ESK CLERK/ NIGHT AUDITOR Apply to person Day* ton Sanlord 4650 Weal SR 40 ^ 'T t g a A k b i lw M U * government auction* Saur- REMEDY STAFFING CaS24lirs 0)1-0031 axL1 N O N O N SEN SE HO SIER Y Large Income Service area ac­ counts provided S14K startup mveatment 1-600-7530140 an- ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Due to expanaion. Large Lake Mary company hiring FuS Time A aaeclekea w e l tram you to earn your potential W A N TE D Serious people deairing sueWEIGHT LOSS, IM­ PROVED HEALTH AND ENER­ G Y Lose 20-200 pounds. X day program under $1200. Sal­ on guaranteed CALL N O W S HAIR STYLIST NEEDED For busy Sanford talon No kX lowing neceaaary Hourly vote- Huffy t m 9 0 8 1 iM d 18098814121 niiummim n V E N 0 M Q : LAZY PERSON'S DREAM FE W H OURS.B1G U Free Brochure 1-B0OR2O47S3 a iBwansas------ Coma and (om our cartng team of Nurse* and CNA's. Exceltent benefits Experienced rec nized 9;00p«fi*11:00pm m eveHefcle Please wtpfy to person OeSona Healthcare RehatMUeoon Canter tB5i EHcam BML Dadona KOS wooden framaa Earn to 1304/ Cal 030-9444 ad E-4S AUTOMOTIVE OC TAKERS SantorGLongwooGOrtando Good income Poiarttel BenellU After 90 Oeya 7*ph S0W 407-293-3065 WORK FROM HOMS-No coet tor i i t p a i . earn to 33SQfwk mak­ ing brec 131 BBSS Eat 040 8eS htoh quatty producM. earn good t i l flea hour* 321-7162 W ORK FR O M HOSAC makmg wIl R IG H T H A N D M AN Naada 75 w o rk e r* daily. '44 sign an bonus la new em*E xtra pay to driver* 'O pen f am 401 Dogtrack Rd. Longwood. 7404100 lB rw " f15 a 2 a 7 ? i SAND WlCit P1/2A MAKER P iTo rF / T F la tC M m a i Appry v rv O N A * ____ 224-0147___________ 0E CUR FT Y O FFICER 'JO B Training Armed 0 Unarmed Brandy 0 Aaeoc 034-7444 S E M IN O L E L A N D 8 C A P IN 0 N O W HIRINO LANDSCAPE R0 - Ful In * ttarttog pay tfl 00 07 O O N SPRINKLER SYSTEM M- B TA LLIR S axpenance pr* tarred 00 X 07 OOt* to start DRIVERS tor dixnp to rt COL '*<Td fuk Tm# 0TIE WORK and eqmehanl op eralur f ui Trn* C A LL 322-8133 ' s e r v ic e t e c h n ic ia n To repa* 0 matotam X Ray tor* procaaaore toruuxeuut Conkal rtonda Drug'krtvAS'Bae Call 407-Ell-4034 ea> fgfRKh. Hiring U W IN O MACMNE Op#/ilo/f to# fnerkne cjnyvbb C4mi m - n t s WORK TOOAVMUO TOOAT 1M I B French Ave 3234342 Matnkenenca/C leenu p of rental properties Pan Tima Reive# preferred 2214707____________ E A R N E X TR A MONEY xvith your own home based U a k w m wWi S M U M A AT A T w o n pen time and Du4d a luhee. CaE 3 3 0 -M M to tchadut* an apE 9gP 4faf?ftoggM hgw h_______ M A TU R E P ER S O N tor amaa ALF who need* to auppkmenl thee income Room and board w/ tmax salary Cat 695 4547__ PAY OFF YOUR BILLS $7-$7 .50 /HR $1 P ER H O U R BONUS PO TEN ­ T IA L Bat yeu fterer thought you ceutd work part u— (toe J — MERRY M A O S EWUNO C * rS toaoranr# Needed Waatienai FREE M l 5260 RBSktonttBl C W aning MOLLY MAO IS HIRING F/T'M -F 'M a m . WW Train. 407-7074007. MOTHER* 0 OTHERS 0400-02.400 pa. FuR Training. EOE For Free B o o k M CaE 1400- N O FE E MAITLAND 4704070 UCF 304444* TELEMARKETERS P AR T TIM E - Cleaning, trashing pamtar* helper House renovakona Trane req 320-1257 F u l or part am# Top salary, bo nu* and commttaion Smoking office Longwood location Cek Debbrt al 7074270 PAStEN&fA------------- s f B v ic f AGENTS. Now accapbng appkcabon* tor toe Ortando-SanAlrport Experienced preL Fea resume to: 407412- POOL ATTENDANT Sm al community pool need* mature, qualified todnndual for apnngtummer teaaon Compeebve wage, mutl have current CPfVFlral Aide carMcation C a l Margaref el 0O5-7E9Q___________ PRO O UCT CO ORDINATOR General office work plus help proceai 0 pack ordar* Require* phone, clerical, dele envy lU M Smoking OK. C e l Blanek TEWS Co Staffing, Orlando moal prufaitunal ttaffn •annea. la curtentfy recruit m FuS 4 Part-time cl ' ‘ . Bone tor toe kAowmg comp* Wid[ •Canbaf Ftoride'a R E C E P TIO N IS T N w ded if lop notch deeleratyp 4p4 p week day*. Saturday 0a 0p Salary to commiaeriN Yxfh axpartanca CaE for appoint “ 14000. .2214 1 Truck World 221E 0. Orlande Dr-Sanford EOE fi Tafec Pteaxa cal Tew* Co. SUffn 74O4B00 tor more kdo EOE AOA NO FEE! C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R CaE Cindy 310-0161 WRING FABRIC STACKER SN1CKCR8 CANDY ROUTE •OlocaNona, M0O412M Coll 1-600-M1-1136 ^ S p rin t re a d y 27— N u r s e r y J t C h il d CHILO CA M prevfder needed M R ESP O N SE C A R O S Wa are tocAng tor tocal rep* to M*a our grn*) H aaB M K lead* 75V krai year commailgn C * « _ -~ k 4 # n ? f I4 3 2 | _ C U S TO M E R SERVICE REP Get m on me ground (toot of a taat paced rap-dty growing company* LABOR RITE it aaek tog a hard working aeff motrvat ed paraon who t» cnrr^nae* Her at* ffaitk* and a team player Excetenl growth pcfenMi m an aitramaty teal paced nduatry Apply m person at 20GJ park Or twrwaan 9am and 7pm daty or lax return* to (40?> 3 X 1490 Ann Branch Manager IO C CNA'k-F/T EMKeBM w it h v e r y Saturday Marc h 11 el ■ uuem-tu “ my home. SanfordAk Mary Flea (407) 860-0444 L A £ )O f i ;ir r s * * * **** **** NEEDED -O C B A R V MANOR— la tookng tor taiantnd and ax cepoonai people IM M L D W E OPENINGS F U N O C O D Y TH E DEPARTM EN T O F S LO ER AFFASIS G U A R A N TEED along wrm T L C A playroom, ten yrd Cart. c m c O U R a t m a a rates, for interview 3300700 mm R x a a g | x k j| | | 4AWOCR F/T or FYT. FRAMERS Psrtcaka Breakfast AN ERR LOVMQ MOM HAIR S T Y L IS T Crafta/Tra B53 East Hwy 4J6, Sie 200 CaaaWberry. FL 327Q7 a n ted I N m U C C N T JTA / n H C Appty Budget Inn of Sanlord 3200 S OrtandnOr ((7 62) ■ — M k.».— — — -a— — * Lain nW* -x-*-x inofpvnotrn party plan dakbukya Prove** oroara from home Ite.aty exkb For *un up kit'1 lime member*hp fee. UAJl 1 X 0 0 checkrtno to CALYPSO VAftlETY t454 N Lakamont Ave Winter Park FL 32792 C al Todayl 4O7S31-M10 City Colbg* W lp lip to W N commitaion Bene 14* to grow mg Lake Mary Baton FANTASTIC SAME 170-4100________ DESK CLERK 4 H OU SEKEEPERS Sanlord aroa.specify Vehicle Manufacturer aeeka Exp lammator assembler 0 msuitor Call for an appoint rnenl 324-El M . 71— I I I 050 Carter Road Winter Darden. FL Cabinet Maker -------------------------r —3 Coffee A Orange Jutes E2 SO each Came A In+ey ORLANDO 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 0 3 3 o r tg a g es |M SaD-0011 or 33D-10M ALL YOU CAN CAT SEMINOLE WARNING' Do not Refinance a Home Until You reed thia FREE Raportt Cm* 1 880 2510431 ait X I 24 hr* lor a FR EE Record ed Meaaage A Repon TH E FUN WAY TO D A Y 1-000-370-3303 XH10 C L A S S IF IE D A D R A TE S 1-BOO-374-4124 ........ M U TN E W P E O P L E * ' 12 99 ttwi Must be IB year* ServeU (BIB) 043-0434 Seminole Herald E R A S E BAD CREDIT L E G A LLY lor |uat 32100 Ma-l ChecKYho to C ALYP SO 1454 N Lakwmont Ave. WnWf Park. FL 32792 A D O P TIO N p u b l ic R EC O R D S OF SEM INO LE C O U N TY FLORIDA h«* t>#*n lilad againtl in* co r­ poration and th* corporation i* raquirad lo **rv* a c o p , ol ,our wiiltan dalanta* it any. to it on DAVID J S TE R N . ESO Plaintiff* altornay. who** addrv** i« SOI South Univvfvity Drtya, Suit* 500. Plantation, FL 33324 within 30 day* Horn lha data ot th* fir*| publication ot thi* notica ot action) and III* in* original with tha dark ol this court aithar baton* **rvic* on Plaintiff * attorney or immadialrty Iharaalirr, otharwi** a dalaull Will h# antarad again*! you tor lha rvhrl damandad in 1h# complaint or petition lilad ha rain W ITNESS my hand and lha *aat ot Ihia Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, thi* ISth day ot March 1 »0 « (SEALI MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE C IR C U IT C O UR T BY Cacalia V E k n n DEP UTY CLERK LAW O FFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTO R N EY FOR PLAINTIFF 101 S O U TH UNIVERSITY DRIVE. S U ITE 500 p l a n t a t i o n f l 33324 IN ACCO R D AN C E W ITH THE AM ER ICANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES ACT. paraona with diaabrliliai naading a apaoal accom ­ modation should contact C O U R T AD M IN IS TR A TIO N , at lha S EM INO LE C o u n t, Courthouaa at 407-323-4330 EXT 4227, 1 -•00-055-17 71 (TO O ) or 1-000-064-0770. via Florida Rala, Sarvic* Publish March 20 27. ISSS OEO-171 59— FlNANCIAl S ervices by Luis Campos C xueity C p w trypkxyxmx ara w ad (mm avuvim x by peupU pxxi *nd (« n v t Caoi uaw *i kw cytow Hanoi Nr fgUrxek* radxyicko f tautM U s r* 0"- H O TE L O P P O R TU N ITIE S A beautiful S aacdtog hotel to to the l)CF area I* for to* following positions SIT-UP/SERVER, RESTAURANT SERVERS, COOKS, BELLNEN, HOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAK SERVIC­ ERS, HOUSE PERSON, LAUN­ DRY WORKER, M OOT CLEAN­ ER, C O N O ER O E. Q UEST SERVICE R t PRESS N T (TfV I. Apply in pinon to rfosaay inn 12128 High Tech Ave , Orlando. EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE 1 ■81 U O Y X P I ' U M E D 8 I F W P I J Z U T D I M U Q H O R V . * - P Z O T I F N 8 F O U N Z U O G T F O U M P H W O . Y H , G W N Q D H U V I I Z M O I . PR EVIO US SO LUTIO N : *IH start to become a aid/.' ra lose contact with tha normal guys I ptey best.' — Gene Hackman. �J K I T ’ N ’ C A R I . Y I . K ® b> l * r r > W r l* h l 71— H elp W 99— A a n ted U p a r tm en ts 141— H om es 193— L a w n f u r n is h e d RfYAW. SALES AGENTS T h o Sky's the Limit... With Capa Canaveral Crane Una. you determine whal your paycheck wd be Were looking lor motrvated opie with a good phone voice No experience necet•ary. because we tram you to succeed You can make MOO* /wk! Work m a tun atmosphere Med<ai and dental insurance cash spills A tree cruises! WSOO sign on bonus s vs table Call 407-472-4000 iJO tt Mon-frL lam to • pm VICTIM WITNESS COUNSELOR II PAY RANGE 21.7t2.7J23.738.83 Monthly Minimum requirements g'i:)uxt>on from accrettted 4 yr coSege wr ma|or course work m social science or criminal (usbee l*relerred skids and education Maxim degree m counseling or sled held ancVor 2 yrs work eip m deed victim services nvolvmg chAdren anddr sesu al Cutlery victims Must submd a State of Honda Application lo SUM Attorneys Office. 100 E 1st Street. Sanford. F I 32771 by OV27/M. EOE. WANTED: Individuals who are seeking a kiiMkng. people on enuied career GREAT employ mere environment, prolessxxial stehie end benefits Consider the career of Den’l l Assisting Formal aducakon of 1200 houra laadng lo Slaw and National crerMntiais Work M a last changmg career m the awed headh hetd of Dental Asaiseng CaO O ratty ' Orlando Tech Dental Departmere. 407*40-7020. eel O N Whether you are already n tie work piece, ready to roentot or luat looking to the Mure they have e program designed tor you1 ” W AREHOUM MANAQER Gilt manulecturer’distrtouter re quvee hands on manager lor al sfvppmg. reoewing A ordsr pro­ cessing Inventory control eip hetpM Onfy goal oranied. hard­ working managers need appry Send resume to Compass Mai ■•leg its Coasitme Rd San lord. F t 32771 No phone cads p a ra g o n — m m s a RCCEIVMO, P C X e ra PACKING AND WARE MOUSING - RCCOTON COR­ PORATION. the nation • Mad mg dstrtoutoomanutacturar d hat M 1st ■ 7 00am 3:30pm. « OOem 1:30pm and 4 00PM12:30AM. 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SUIsofthe-sd activityflitnets factory Open today Slop out or cal 302-2007 lor a personal show •ng___________________________ ROSELEA VILLAS 271 tpecMI -S4fOM on«t HUO OKAY 407-330-M3J 100— C R ouses- n f u r n is h e d NOTICE Al rental and fart estate adrertisements are subtect to the Federal Fa* Housing Act winch • Hagai to adieritaa any Imiution. or d t onmmahon baaed on race, col­ or. rekgwn. sei. handeep. laor neeonal ongm MOO D O W N -W H Y RENT? When you can own Pea 3 bdrm home w/ C H A new pamt t car­ pet 7 Aas about HUO homes' T7m HSMm r Group. Ine. ____321-4332 OW down foam LAKE MARYGreat tar foam office Al new 2 bdrm suites W/ Me bath lull sechen. W O. SO fl suit porch. MSOmo 137 E Crystal U Ave Caff 327-0422 SANTORO trt S Acre-lanced yard MSOmto • Pteaaai SANTORO V2 pms rear sme Eat m utch. Ire piece. r OR. pool S many eitras ITSOrmo* tec dtp H F N M SANTORO Hetonc 2 story 4/1 S CHA. hardwood Hoots lea piece ITTVm o SANTORO VRAA 3/2 ISO Long l t d Pme Cm gar. 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KENMORE apt sue W/D <200 ■or both good condkon Cal 324-0887 24 I 44 2/2 SpH 1082 Skykns New carpet, i MATT RE 18 BALE • Fuff Sift used bos springs 2 mattress 263 00 Larry, Marl 322-4132 183— T e l e v i s i o n & S t e r e o /Ra d i o C A R R IA G E C O V E (4 0 7 ) 3 2 X 1 6 0 KURD* MATHS* contots 23* TV Wood cabinet, wheats, net convertor 2 remote 2230 323 7411 PARK A V I. HOWLS PARK Hornet 23400 to 08.000 Set Up Fmancxng OtHETl 322-3221 159— R W eal 189— O Esta te a n ted f f ic e S u p p l ie s MAC PERFORM* 200. 60830 PROCESSOR. 12 MR, HPC80C cotor ponNr, odor wodof, 200 iu modem, |400 B 1 4 0 1 J MVESTOR B U Y K O HOUSE* SANTORO Handyman Steal 2/ 1 or 3/1 block. CH/A I N K worth 2S8K Died Great rental 8*33111 F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e SANTORO Remodetad 3n Mock horns, hugs trsed lot next to park Great area CHrA 23*000 tow dn. |47(Vmon 1402-8121 BED* ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wdi S year warranty Nev at used Tam ITS Ft# 202 Oueen IM S Kmg 1183 Cell 407-.............. 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SEIZED CARS tra^I 2175 Portc has Cadiiucs. Chevys. BMW's. Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WO s Your area To* Free 1800-218 9000 Ext 2208 tor cur­ rent ksangs T ruck M a rc h 20 - 2 9 S e m i­ n o le T o w n C t r M all M to E x it #51. Tent Campers OevU Pusheri Travel Trailers. CUss Cs. Van Campers. CUss A Motorhomes 5th Wheels Trades 2 Consignments wet come 9am till last customer served For information cat (407) 324 0334 235— /Bu s l s /V a n s F o r S ale 11*0 FREIGHTUNER CA) 383 HP Cummins 9 speed, twin screw good cond 210 300060 Cel 322-7397 OULFSTREAM MOTORHOMES R TRAILERS Ful Line Seminole Town Center mat March 20-20 1-4 Exit 51 l <| ii i|>ii i< i i l \iM l io n S a l. M arch 21. 1 9 9 « 10:00 A.M. 3779 Celery Ave. Sanford PARTIAL USTMO JACOBSEN LF-100 DlCSCL FAIRWAY MOWER. JACOBSEN FLAIL MOWER. HOUGH TO* TRACK LOADER. JO>«t DEERE 6SO aWO DIESEL TRACTOR WMOWER RAKE. BOX BlAOE. 4 PLOW CHEVY C-SO DUMP TRUCK 3 12 TON INTERNATIONAL TRAC TOR**. 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I.., en ta ls V eiiicles/Campers For S ale YARD S A LE 8-7 181— A r r u A N C t s 4c DAY RED wyta wth 2 I kundt Never 322-2611 R FtSHING BOATS FOR RENT Starting at 230 2 up Also 24' Pontoon CaN 330 1612 S ales WANT TO G ET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? at G IG A N TIC ! 219— W back yard. 280.000 0 6 0 Cell tor more eitomeeon 222-12S7 240— B o YARD SALE BENEFIT FOR TORNADO VICTIMS FRI/SAT Mar 20th 2 71st 800 A M -? Santord Church d God not West 22nd Street 211— t CHECK ON CHICK W/BAMK LETTER 10% BUYERS PftKMIUM .. STIFFENS AUCTION, INC. 407-830-4213 Fo r als 12* access O wner Unarming Only 235.000 C a l-------------I LO TS off 427 across kom Surtand I 322*212 er pgr < DELTONA to acre* U t d tor farming or raataryt Zoned t o y cultural 23.000/ACRE Sm (town w/owner I 1772 or **4-7*7 Hf lr * 253-ADDmoNS 4c R e m o d e lin g 1/2 M ONTH FREE RENT W IT H 1 V a . 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Sanford, Florida •Fnday, March 20.1998 - 911 Fo r S ale GRASS n S e r v ic e s M ASTERS- ! tod. Dapand -Cal tor f t S U M C A P S LAWN 2404(T USCANSUR F7174 E-Z PARA SERVICES Dtvorca 2KXYWUU 220 Cal (407) 334*271 24 hr*. 2 9 1 -M o r tg a g es APPROVED MORTGAGE SOURCE Exparti n Prabtam Murtgages PivcRaaa or RaAnanca 407*90*000 or 1* 00-022*002 Uceneed Uongege 3 0 0 -P r e s s u r e C l e a n in g P»aa aat UcAna. Mafor L3211*122 Oacka*Waiia’ Ortvak‘Homa*' *Buttdngk-Rat/Corrwn'Fraa EsV Uac/lnaur Btoam Factory 210 dtocounf xxfod 324-7*44 3 0 8 — 'T e r m it e R e p a ir TERMTTE. WATER* FIRE DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 407*33-4477 312— T ree S e r v ic e CHEAP! CHE API Trea ramovaf| pruning'inmcuont/iotal land acapng LNcAnaur 331*102 DON PICKREN TREE *VC Traa/ytump ramova) Fraa ait UcaAnaur 330-7343 Prat Trat Svc 2C yrt axp 24 hr storm damage Sarvor (kaoounL Total kaa cant Fraa aabmataa Bucfcal tract avtoUPU Cal 327-4738 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn * Trea Svc kcAna. tee«ycom Bucket truck. Wump grtnekng tree M l C a l 324-14ril �1 0 B ■Sernnota Herald. Sanlord. Honda •Fnday. March 20,1998 by Chic Young DLONDIE by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY Adult fear of injections D E A R D R . C .O T T : Some lim e ago. you w rote a colum n about the ir r a ­ tional fear of injections. You said that, when p ro p e rly a d m in iste re d , shots don't hurt You also discouraged the use of topical anesthetics to dull the pain Y o u r a nsw er was typical m edical doctrine I don't agree with it. I suffer from the A N T IC IP A T IO N of shots and blood tests Weeks before m y appoint m e n t, I b e g in to get n e rv o u s T h e apprehension is far worse than the actual injection I believe that a topi ca l a n e s th e tic w o u ld h e lp me get through this. D E A R R E A D E R : P h y s ic a lly it won't, but if it docs, you can thank the placebo effect: You believe that It will help, so it does As I've written before, most adults who are afraid of the needle recognize the irrational basis for their fear. No amount of persuasion or vapid reas­ s u ra n ce s w ill re d u c e tha t fear. H o w e v e r, by re c e iv in g a re la tiv e ly painless injection, their apprehension is usually reduced As vou stated, it's not the pain, it's the anticipation A s p lin te r in the fin g e r is fa r m o re uncomfortable than a properly admin istered injection. I think that you could easily over com e y o u r phobia (w h ic h proba bly dates from a previous childhood fear) by repetitive confrontation Once you have had several painless shots, the whole issue should disappear If topi cal a n e s th e tic s he lp you to get through this, fine — but they're really unnecessary D E A R D R G O T T I used to be a fine athlete w ith a well developed, m u s c u la r body N o w . at 76. I'm ashamed to look in the m irro r and see how much muscle I've lost I eat well but don't exercise as re g u la rly as I should Is there something I can do to build up my muscles'* D E A R R E A D E R As they age. men and women alike lose strength and m uscle mass Past m edical dogm a d icta te d that the se ch a n g e s w e re inevitable, we all suffer from them if we live long enough Recent e x p e rim e n ts have show n that this dogma is incorrect Several studies have p ro ve d that m en and DR. Q O T T PETER GOTT, M.D. D E A R D R . G O T T : B e c a u s e you sometimes print home rem edies for various ailm ents, I thought I would share another one with you I have hemorrhoids that periodical ly cause pain and itching T h e y don't respond to the usual over the counter products ACROSS 34 37 40 41 43 49 46 1 Type of apple 7 O p «n square, In Italy 13 Lika oc«an water 14 Sorar 15 Actress Disks 16 sacred Sacred Egyptian beetle 17 Many o n . 16 Spoil 20 Actor Qulager 21 Silent flowers? 23 Sign of a hit (abt* ) 24 Makes pigeon sounds 29 Mall container 27 Coach Bear — 26 Cricket positions 31 Swiss river 32 Soak (flax) 33 Atty.'s deg. 0T1 II IQ CnO 0 1UlVirCU: 47 46 91 64 99 96 97 So I decided to experiment. I noted that one O T C nostrum con tained menthol, and it seemed to help more than the others Therefore, the next time m y piles flared up. I applied Mineral Icc. It gave immediate relief I d iscusse d th is fin d in g w ith m y doctor. He wasn't aware of any poten tial harm from the practice but was su rp ris e d that I co uld tolerate the m enthol applied to such a sensitive area T h e long and short of it is that I have successfully used Mineral Ice on several occasions (o r the past two years D E A R R E A D E R : I can see no harm in the practice, although nitroglycer ine cream may work as well Thanks for writing c t * m NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Before combat Vast apes Makes angry Clam genua Pleasant Boy Margaret's nickname Organ for hearing hearln Actor Peter — Qreek god Turned Drove (a vehicle) Ancient Jewish a acetic Reveal Answer lo Previous Puzzle DOWN □0EJQQ 1 Religious poem 2 Poetic foot 3 Blood fluid 4 Safety - C a l lor Answers ew 9 Neighbor of HI. 6 Com es close 7 Of the countryside 6 Fed. agey 6 I get III • 10 Mineral used as a gem 11 Fanatic 12 Photographer Diane — IB Globe 22 Makes a touchdown 24 Type of copy 26 Was aware of 26 Princeton's rival 30 Flee In panic, as cattle 34 Talks Idly 36“ ' > w* ewpxwruwa 1 -000-654-3935 ext code 100 w om en ra n b u ild m u scle s tre n g th through a program of weight training I urge you to sign up at your eommu nily fitness center and begin an active p ro g ra m of m u scle s tre n g th e n in g While you will probably never become a champion body builder or recapture y o u r successes as a youth, you w ill certainly be gratified at the im prove­ ment you'll experience T h is weight tra in in g w ill also lead to additional benefits, in the form of pleasurable activity, fellowship with other partici­ pants, and im proved cardiovascular fitness. In short, getting old d o e s n 't, mean that you havg to give up. 36 seed 36 Fish 4 0 -------- Lucy 42 Playing 44 Eat away 46 Native metal 90 i 62 Chicken — 93 Alley — "fie** ■ Seven days later B y P h illip A id e r Last Friday, I gave a deal in which a declarer claimed he had played with the odds by following the old ru b ric "eight ever, nine never " When you are missing just the queen in a suit, with a ' combined eight cards you finesse on th e second ro u n d , w h e re a s w ith a combined nine cards you play off the ace and king, expecting the queen to drop Th a t is a reasonably reliable maxim to follow when you have eight cards. But when you have nine, for several reasons it may be right to finesse on the second rou nd — o r even on the first round. Against three no trum p, West leads the spade seven: four, 10, queen (o r king). How should South continue? From the Rule of Eleven, it is known th a t W est has a spade s u it th a t is Rfour ‘B irth d ay Saturday, March 21,1906 Your leadership qualities will be more pronounced In the year ahead than they have been previously. Operations you conceive or personaBy deed wtM move m favorable throchone. A R IES (March 21-A pril 16) Conditions are rather unusual today In that the best things that come to you wiH occur without expending too much effort. Ride the wave wMe a Lasts Trying to patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make the relationship work. Mail 62 tor each to Aatro-Graph, c/o thia newspaper. P.O Box 1766. Murray HP Station. New York. N Y 10168 T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) Regard*ss of early indlcatora. be hopeful today con­ cerning the outcome ol events Th e » ready to run if East can gain the lead and push a spade through South's re maining honor Subtracting seven (the card led) from 11 tells South there are four spades higher than the seven in the other three hands. Here, declarer has seen the m a ll: the e igh t in the dum m y, East's 10. and his queen and king. D e c la r e r has five tric k s ou tside clu b s: one spade (t ric k o n e ), thre e hearts and one diamond. So, four club tricks are enough. T h e right line is to play a d u b to dumm y's ace and a club to the jack. If the finesse loses, the contract is safe because West cannot run his spades. Here, the finesse wins and d e c la re r has 10 tric k s . N o te , though, that if de clarer plays off the ace and king of clubs. Ea st wins the third d u b trick with his queen and re­ turns a spade, killing the contrad. Always consider the deal as a whole — and don't forget the Rule of Eleven. S3 20 SS Nortl* 6 4 » West * A J # 7 3 M U 4 Q 6 6 2 * to Q 7 2 A 7 9 4 A 6 3 2 East A 10 6 9 e J to 8 3 e K J to A Q 6 7 South * K Q 2 I A K I * 8 3 * K J 8 5 4 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South South t NT West Pass East All North 3 NT Opening lead: * 7 C ISM fayNEA, Inc results at the end ol the day will justify youf optimism G EM IN I (M ay 21-Ju n e 20) Something significant you accomplish today could have fringe benefits you didn't anticipate, because the bonus portion might not be snotrvnt it firstC A N C ER (Ju ne 21-Ju ly 22) Some unex­ pected developments might ansa today that could pul your faith to the test. Victory wB be yours 6 you do not waver in your bekefs L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Imagination and Initiative make a dynamic combination today. If I were betting on someone to accompksh their alms. S would be you. VIRGO (A ug. 23-SepL 22) Today, you'll be able to win support lor a cause you and your mete era chemptorung N each puts the right person in the nghl piece, your goal can be realized. LIB R A (Sept. 23-O ct. 23) Do not treat kghtty any of your Ideas that you trunk wil help advance your work or career. Act now, because your initiative could wane S C O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N o v. 22) A social acquaintance la eager to talk to you about something beneficial What this person leUs you, he or she writ share with very lew others. * SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Solukohs can be found today to deer up a matter that has caused you unrest. The answers you'll devise wtH make the problem run lor cover. C A P R IC O R N (D o c. 22-Jen. I I ) It you leal e strong impulse to contact a Inend today, follow your Intuition. Thia person might have something very important to discuss with you. .' A Q U A R IU S (Je n . 20-Feb. I t ) Careful* attend to the suggestions of people wfcp know how lo make money. The ups they give you today could be significant and productive. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) As of today, you might gain control over a matter In which others have been cabng the shots This Is the opening you've wanted. Make it work C IMS by NEA, lac J � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 20, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1998. 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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 20, 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/34b2356e94ed71644c3dc473f4dd41c3.pdf 9733eb3cb2329e03e34cb9c85ba0e9a7 PDF Text Text February 20, 1998____________ __________- FRIDAY ____________________________________ 50 Cents Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Somlnola County alneo 1908 90th Year, No. 129 • Sanford, Florida Rams on the brink Lake Mary advances to girls’ basketball state finals a ? k b l u k w in n e r Herald S taff W riter LAKELAND They were tough. They played like the number one team In the atate. For two quartera. Two quartera, however, were all the Lake Mary Lady Rama needed to play their tam e, overcom e a three-point deficit at the naif and advance to the atate cham pion­ ship game with a 06-39 win over Fort Lauderdale-DlUard In the Claaa 6A Sem ifinals o f the FHSAA State Olria Daaketball Championahlpa at The Lakeland Center Thuraday night. Lady Rama In action, M l: M aryLaah Sutton, abova: Stsphanl* Oala. 'H alftim e wun refreshing for us. like a boost.* said Lake Mary senior guard Stephanie Dale. "They were on one heck o f a shooting streak In the first two quarters.* Junior Int guard Ashlee Ballance added. *We ew we had to com e out on them In the second hair and that's what we did.’ Though they were only down by three when the first h alf buzzer sounded. Lake Mary had a tough fight Just getting to that deficit. Junior forwards Mary Leah Sutton and Lauren Bradley came out strong and scored the only points for the Lady Rams In the first quarter. Sutton would go on to score 18 points In the game while playing aggressively under the basket. She and Bradley were Instrum ental In holding the Panthers to only 15 In the period despite their very quick offense. Dillard was up 15­ 10 at the end o f the quarter and l^l»> Mary was searching for a way to get Its offen se Into the game. 8m Rams, Pag# 3A Judge steps aside, county officials to court elsewhere ■ f RDM WHITS Herald S taff W riter SANFORD • Judge Thomas O. Freeman Is out o f the Dick Van Der Wetde-Maryanne Morse court dispute although he saya moot o f the a lle­ gations to remove him were *untrue and outra­ - geous.’ A week after Freeman denied Sem inole County Com m issioner Van Der W elde's Injunc­ tion against Clerk o f the Court Morse for taking 91,081 from his pay checks for travel expenses, the Judge disqualified him self from further con ­ sideration. Freeman has requested C hief Judge John D. Mnxley, Jr., appoint a Circuit Judge, who is not a taxpayer In Sem inole County, to preside over subsequent proceedings In the cause. Morse and her attorney, Terry O nflln. con­ cerned by comments Freeman made at the Ini­ tial hearing, prom ptly filed a writ o f recuse be­ fore there was a second go-round. • m C sa sty , Fogs SA Allegations were ‘untrue and outrageous' ~J«dIgg Thom as O. Freon Sanford’s adult entertainment agreement with county to be aired mESiZSasI SANFORD • It m ay seem to be deja vu Mon­ day afternoon for this week's Sanford City Commission work session. Many Items <8scusaad calker this month w ill be brought back far continued ronsklrration kwh Mod in Item s bated for the work session are rtlaniaaton on the M ayfair O olf Course lease, cleaning up and m aintaining Page Jaclu on Cemetery, continuation o f the city code review, and several other. One Item which ts scheduled for consideration la a proposed Adult Entertainm ent Interlocal Agreem ent between the city and Sem inole County. Included in a report from the county Is a sam ple ordinance relating to m ultiJurisdictional land use pertaining to locating and permitting adult entertainm ent establish­ m ents and sexually oriented businesses. Because o f a lengthy work session agenda It la scheduled to begin at 3:30 p.m. in the city m anager's conference room. As o f this past week, the following item s were bated an the work session agenda: •Discussion - proposed adult entertainm ent in­ terlocal agreement. •Dtacuaslon • request from W illiam W. White to annex a portion o f property on Ohio Avenue. •Report • M ayfair O olf Course lease review •Discussion - tax-exempt line ol credit propos­ als received •Discussion - Quarterly Financial Report •Dtacuaslon - cost analysis o f weekly payroll for certain city em ployees •Discussion • tim e worked for overtim e calcu la­ tion •Dtacuaslon • city portion o f Page Jackson Cemetery • time frame for cleanup and m ainte­ nance. •Dtacuaslon • data processing plana and website •Dtacuaslon • com puter equipment bid. •Dtacuaslon - Sem inole County request for pro­ posal for HOME. SHIP and CDBO reconstruc­ tion funding •Presentation • Com prehensive plan status re­ port and evaluation and appraisal report •Dtacuaslon • board appointm ents (none sched­ uled) •Dtacuaalon • regular agenda Items and other item s •City manager's report •Dtacuaalon • city code review - Items previously discussed - continuation o f review. Following the work session, the regular com ­ mission meting w ill begin at 7 p.m. In the com ­ mission chambers. The following are item s listed on the agenda: •Citizen participation •Ordinance 3386 - 2nd reading - Amending city code to aefop: residential lighting standards. Nothing batter man a sunny day In Sanford, (Rsmsmbsr what sun was, before El Nino?) Visitors as wel as locals arfey the waathar, scanary. atmoa- phars, and food offarings In Magnote Square m Netortc downtown Sanford. Thaos, perhaps, are tha good-otd-daya soma w « rsmantoer In years to coma. Ex-UCF coach pleads guilty, awaits sentencing in cellular phone scam year-old M cDowdl told the * during a hearing In Or- tSE. McDowell could receive pro­ bation to 16 mo itha In prison when U.S. District Judge Anne Conway sentences him on Ik y 7. McDowell's attorney, Chan Muller, said the coach tipped hla players about the ce ll­ phone investigation because he wanted to protect them. ’ He has a big heart and didn't in­ tend to harm anybody." Muller Assistant U.S. Attorney Cynthia Hawkins Collaxo ques­ tioned McDowell s m otives. She said that he bed repeatedly. including in hla testim ony be­ fore a federal grand Jury. McDowell learned o f the probe from Sem inole County sheriff's office official David Smith. Smith, the lather o f UCF tailback Maurice Smith and form er UCF running back Marquette Smith, also awaits sentencing. He pleaded guilty to lying to federal officia ls about the leak. U.S. Secret Service agents raided the UCF locker room Oct. 3S. They found only four o f the 17 phones they believed were being used to obtain free service. They arrested Patrick Brinson, a form er UCF player on charges o f selling phones programmed to make calls without being billed. Authorities started looking for a leak after McDowell said publicly that he knew In ad­ vance o f the search. The episode caused UCF to appoint Mike Krucxek as the school's interim football coach for 1996. Krucxek had been one o f M cDowell's assistant coaches. Brother, sister w eight- lifters press on to state competition LAKE MARY • Brother and Malar weight lifters are out to prove this weekend that brains and m uscles play equally In successful com petition. Patricia Daignault. therapist for the Lake County Boys Ranch and personal trainer at Ooldla Oym in Lake Mary, and body builders. They say com “ • In the 1966 State Bench Press m petitlons in S t Petersburg against athletes o f their own w d £ it class, for maximum bench press, Is Just for Am. Working out for Am?, *7. you ask. but for this brother >slater com bination. M a t 175 pounds. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �2A •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday. February 20, 1998 -4 _ _ ,. Annivesary meeting Seminole Hope w ill hold 11a annlvrrsay m eeting Saturday. !>b.21 nt noon at th r W eslslde Girls and Boys Club. Perelminon Avenue. The community is Invited to hear updates on the progress made tn 1997. Vernon McQueen and Michael M obley arc the directors. Gospel sing Sanford Chrlstlan-alres w ill celebrate Black History Month with a spiritual aw arenrss gospel sing Sunday. Feb. 32, at 6 p.m. at the Sem inole A fri­ can American Academ y o f Arts on West Thirteenth Street. Mother Ruby honored Mother Ruby Doe W illiam s will be honored by the Church o f God In Christ M issionary Department Sunday. Feb. 22 at 4 p.m. at Holy Trin ity Church o f God in Christ. 1405 Mangoustlnc Avr. Guest speaker w ill be Evangelist Ruth Harris. State W om en’s president. Washington honored Fourteen Masonic Fraternal Lodges w ill honor the first President of the United StatrsGeorge Washlngton-on his 266th birthday at W oodlawn Mem orial Park, Sunday. Feb. 22. 1998 at 2 p.m. The annual event titled ‘ Masonry and Am ericanism * will take place in front o f the bronze statue of G eorge W ashington. The nation's first President was a M aster Mason and the W orshipful M aster o f Ills Virginia lodge when he waa President o f the United States Fourteen United States Presi­ dents have been m em bers o f the Masonic fraternity. Kevin Beary, S heriff o f O r­ ange County w ill be the fea­ tured speaker. The new mas­ ter mason w ill speak on ‘ Masonry and Am ericanism *. New Eagle Scouts w ill be p r e ­ sented certificates by S heriff Beary. A replica o f our nation’s Lib­ erty Bell w ill be tolled thirteen tim es fay the Dem olays recog­ nizing the original thirteen rv/>%*ti* *7# Tell us your story The Stu\ford Herald welcomes news about you. your family, friends and neighbors. But, we need your help by subm itting information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our olflce. Your organization’s pub­ licity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than Hirer days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available al our office. If desired, these may be accompanied fay a Mack and white or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday before the publication date. Weddings more than three months old w ill be published tn announcement form without a photo. Our address: The Sanford Herald, P.O. Box 1667. Sanford 32772 or 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax: 323-9406. states and the signers o f the D eclaration o f Independence, the m ajority o f which w ere Masons. The public Is cordially vltcd and will be Invited to ring the Liberty Bell. The rep ­ lica produces the sam e ring and sound heard by those early Am erican Revolutionists. Refreshments w ill be served at a special reception hosted by W oodlawn/Carry Hand Cem eteries and Funeral Homes In honor o f m aster m a­ sons and their fam ilies. The bllc Is Invited. K lar eclipse Healthcare notice to all Cen­ tral Floridians. There w ill be a solar eclipse In the W estern Hem isphere on Thursday, Feb. 26 from 11:49 a.m. to 2:09 p.m. Do not look at the sun without professional filters or permanent eye Injury w ill r e ­ sult. The Sem inole Com m unity College Planetarium staff w ill have telescopes (Including one hooked up to a video m onitor for those waiting to use other telescopes) with special filters set up between the Student Center and the Fine Arts Building. Health warning: Do not look into the sun with your eyes without professional fil­ ters. P sn a a a sa t ey s inju ry w ill resu lt. Our neat chance to see this phenomena from Central Florida w ill be another Partial Solar Eclipse (not as good as this one either) on Christm as Day, Decem ber 25. 2000. The Path o f Totality tracks through the Caribbean, across the northern edge o f South Am erica, and then Into the Pa­ cific. Centra] Florida w ill w it­ ness a Partial Eclipse o f the Sun. The Moon w ill cover about 40 percent o f the Sun’s surface. Central Florida w ill notice a reduction In sunlight, as w ell as tem perature. This Is very sim ilar to the Partial Eclipse that took place on May 10. 1994. For more inform ation call Laurent Pellerin, Sem inole Com m unity College Plan etar­ ium coordinator, st 786-7999. cat. 3209 or e:m a!l lpeU erinM po.sem lnole.cc.fl.ua. NOTICE OF MULTI*JURISDICTNNUIL LAND U8E RELATING TO PERM ITTING, LOCATING, AND SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD MARCH 5 ,1 9 9 8 The City of Sanford prapoaas to ordnance with regard to die entertainment eetabeanmenta and In the area shown in the map of Seminole County, Florida uumomot Bell tower restored Ths bsl towar at A l Souls Catholic Church has bssn restored attar lightning stuck N during one of ths recant strong storms. Ths lightning strike broke away sizable pieces of Ihe stucco vsnssr. Ths newsletter of ths Sanford Historic Trust. Inc. reports that whAe Via Cathokc com­ munity is growing, there Is a shortage of priests and a moratorium on creating new parishes. Fr. Trout told the bust that A l Souls is looking to grow west toward French Avenue and the trust applauds their wisdom to expand ths community to ths weal and Via efforts to crests an appeal­ ing environment for their ministries.’ Take a walk or a hike, this weekend and next ts the The Oviedo M arketplace and the W inter Paalr'H aaltls Foun* dation w ill "be- R isking*'tracks for Oviedo ores children. P ro ­ ceeds from Walkabout .fa r W ellness w ill provide scholar­ ships for ch ild ren ,to attend a w eek o f sum m er cam p a t the W inter Park Health Founda­ tions FUNshine Camp a t the C enter for Health arid W ellThe 5k fam ily Fun w a ll w ill the O rtads M arketplace o f the wlU follow th e and other and food and prises. H ie W alk win take place on I s t w f o y , M b . S I , starting at 7:30 i,n t, w ith a continuous start until S:SO a_m. at O viedo M arketplace. 833 O viedo M arket Place, o ff Red Bug Lake Road, near the G reen eWay rroll Road 417). Oviedo M arketplace's Grand O pening Is Wednesday, March 4, at 9:30 a.m. Individual registration to $10, a fam ily o f four ts 916. with additional fam ily b e n only $5. For more Infor­ m ation contact Kathy Pierson. Persons ft Brtnati Com m unica­ tions. Inc.. (407) 841-8099. cat. 107 or M ichelle Moody. W inter Park Health Founda­ tion. (407) 644-5340. V A tta m lM U m W ilderness T K kk ers invites you to Join them for s day hike Saturday, M b . S I st the M er­ ritt Island W ildlife Refuge. This event w ill include viewing from your vehicle and hiking the loop. At the m idpoint, the group w ill park vehicles and hike the 3-4 m ile loop, stop at the observation tower and take tim e for a trail snack. Consid­ erable w ild life and m igratory birds are expected to be seen. t Irections call the W ilderness Trekkers' Infoline at 351-9966. n ertng with Outdoor Gear: A u c­ tion and W ilderness Training Sem inar the weekend o f M b . 37 through M arch I with a show on ‘ Peak Experiences* by Lou W hittaker and Skip Yowel), two experienced end entertaining outdoor enthusi­ asts. Open to the public, we urge you to arrive Friday ev e­ ning. Doris M ager. T h e Eagle Lady*, gives a live program on birds o f prey, beginning st 7 p.m. Jim Kem Jr. gives an e x ­ cellent program, snowing g lo ­ rious scenes from the •Southern Alps*, the film shot on a recent hiking trip on the Milford Track tn New Zealand. View ing tim e Is 8:15 p.m. F ri­ day evening. Tim es for the event are: F ri­ day. Feb. 27. 4:30 to 10 p.m .; Saturday, Feb. 28. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m .; Sunday, March 1. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m . The location for the gathering is W ekiw a Springs State Park, 1800 W ekiwa Circle, Apopka, 32712. There la a 915 registration fee. Tent ram ping or cabin apace and m eals are available for an «iM iH n n «i charge. ffl of S*n#ord b ie w e c w . Avenue, Sanford, Florida. i* oi iii« i*<i.i>i»><t m u ■ iti.iu iii AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, RELATING TO MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL LAND USE WITH REGARD TO THE PERMITTING, LOCATING. AND SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND 8EXUAUY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; AMENDING THE LANO DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS OF THE CITY OF 8ANFORO, FLORIDA; ENACTING AS A CITY OF SANFORD LANO DEVELOPMENT REGULATION THE PROVISIONS OF AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BY ANO BETWEEN THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVKRNQ THAT BITES WHERE­ ON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE CITY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE COUNTY SITES; PROVIDING THAT SITES WHEREON AOULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEX­ UALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATEO IN THE COUN­ TY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE CITY SUES; PROVIDING THAT ALL 8UCH 8TTE8 SHALL BE JOINT 8ITE8; PROVKXNQ FOR THE COOR­ DINATION OF COMPREHENSIVE PLAN8 ANO LANO DEVELOP­ MENT REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE ANO INTENT OF THE JOINT PLANNING AREA; PROVKXNQ FOR COM­ PREHENSIVE PLANNING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATO­ RY ACTIVmEB; PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF LANO FOR AOULT ENTERTAINMENT E8TABU8HMENT8 AND 8EXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; PROVIDING FOR THE PROVISION OF INFRASTRUC­ TURE; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION; PROVKMNQ FOR TERMS; PROVIDING FOR NOTICE AND OTHER ADMMSTRATTVE MATTERS ANO PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR COOtFICATION; PROVIDING FOR 8EVERABIUTY, CONFLICTS, ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE b M a u d a y T N k T S T m U ** registration form and com ­ plete weekend schedule, please contact B ig C ity Moun­ taineers by phone 800-6442122. Fax 904-825-0972. or e-m ail: <btgdtym ftau g.com *. Meet at 8 a.m .. at the Bur­ ger King at 11834 E. Colonial Dr.. Orlando to car pool to the M erritt island. Quests w el­ come. no reservations r e ­ quired. for details and d irec­ tions call the W ilderness TKkkers* Infoline at 351W O O . A m oderately strenuous 7m lle hike through the Sem i­ nole State Forest, w ill be ■ponaored by the W ilderness IK k k cro on f o a f t j . M b . 33. Hike all Ihe way through the forest with a stop for lunch at Bladcwater Creek. Bring w a­ ter. a hearty lunch and w ear sturdy shoes. M eet at 8:30 a.m. at the term inus parking lot at the in­ tersection o f west State Road 46 and Wekhra River Road. Quests are welcome, no res- “Details Coming February 27th“ * ' wft'Kfdd'a pubkc ^ �Santa) Hank). Sw ital, Florida •Friday. February 20.1996 •3 A coordinate lodging, rent m ortutility assistance Chuluota artist’s new exhibit opens, exploring suburbia NEW SMYRNA - Explorations q f Suburbia paintings by Chuluota artlat C ad Knicker­ bocker w ill be on exhibit at the H ants House o f Atlantic Center Gallery going on now and continuing until Friday, March 20. Harris House o f Atlantic Center Is located at 214 S. Riverside Dr.. New Smyrna Beach. Hours o f operation are Monday through Satur­ day. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. An opening reception was held Thursday. Feb. 10. Knickerbocker's work baa been described by New American Patnttnga as paintings that ‘ tackle the sociopolitical environm ent o f con ­ temporary Am erica, and they explore that cu l­ tural landscape with a dose o f sardonic wit and playful sarcasm. Subjects range from television and technology to feminism to re­ ligion and war. Even Florida's idiosyncratic culture Is fair game.* His work makes mocking statem ents about contem porary society, frequently with a p o liti­ cal ja b and always with a punch line. Knickerbocker describes his style as •Suburban Prim itivism ’ or ‘ Native Fop*, in which he uses what he characterises as a hy­ brid o f forms and urban graffiti with a native pop perspective, oat or his h li paintings are created at venues outside the traditional studio setting, often with an audience. *1 have a vision, style, en­ ergy, and inspiration,* Knickerbocker said. *l'm really working It.’ For further Inform ation, please call H ants House o f Atlantic Center far the Arts at (9041 423-1753. High school seniors get legal information High school seniors In Semisle county County wui w ill soon be pole oe retrlvtn g s booklet designed to h e lp 't h r ift ‘ ‘ufldeifctariff their rsponsl its and real adults. The distribution, w ill extend statewide, w ill be in the near fbturc. fo l­ low ing an Initial presentation to school seniors In Leon County early na Entitled ‘ Legal Ouide for New Adults,* the document explains consumer protection. con­ tracts. the court system , credit, crim inal charges, drinking laws, driving, environm ental responsibility. em ploym ent, federal Income tax. jury duty, landlord/tenant m atters, mar­ riage and voting. Published by the Florida Bar and distributed by the D epart­ ment o f Education, it la part o f an extended program o f in­ struction. ‘ Soon, our graduating sen- Rame- 1A The second quarter wasn't much better for the Lady Rams. Dillard was all ewer Balia nee, the key to Lake Mary's attack, and the rest o f the team was making crucial m istakes In an effort to get things going. Sophomore aland-out Lindsay Manx. Junior starter Becky Pe­ dro and aenior Stephanie Dale helped Sutton and Bradley out and aoon the Lady Rama had taken the lead by one. They would Call three behind by the end o f the half, trailing 33-30. but they had rallied back and finally began to form ulate some type o f offensive th reat Halftim e would prove to b e the downfall o f DOlani aa la k e Mary took advantage o f the break to regroup, coma up a a new game plan and take court ready to attack. ‘ Basically in the third quar­ ter I just knew I had to pass the ban.* Ballanca said. ’ Dribbling wasn't working and lore w ill be entering a com plex world with many respon sibili­ ties.’ said Florida Com m is­ sioner o f Education. Frank T . Brogan. T h is booklet w ill h elp these- •soon-lo-t»« ■adults- b e­ come good citizens and have greater access to opportunities available to those who work hard and play by the rules.’ Sanford•Ordinance 3387 - 2nd reading - Am ending city code to adopt utility work Items fee Increase •Ordinance 3388 - 2nd reading - Amending the personal rules and regulations re: term ination benefits. •Ordinance ***•“ - am i w m u their m ounting credit card bills. And when these bills are SANFORD - A workshop for added to their already existing urban gardeners. sm all farm ers monthly bills, they can b e ­ and market garden era la being come overwhelm ing and planned for Saturday. March 7. quickly grow Into a large from 2 until 5 p.m .. at Sem i­ credit problem . Com m unity nole County Extension audito­ Services Network's ‘ First Call rium. 250 W. County Home For Help’ hotline can guide Road in Sanford. Sponsored by them to the help they need. University o f Florida C oopera­ I t 's Im portant that people tive Extension Service, the p ro­ deal with their credit Issues gram wUl feature a number o f early, before they lead to s ig ­ experts In various fields, and nificant credit problem s and Include tour* o f the John E. debt,’ says B rett Clem m er. Polk Correctional Facility hy­ president o f Com m unity S erv­ drophon e facility and the hy­ ices Network. ‘ B y calling 'F irst drophon e vegetable green­ Can For Help*, people can house at Sem inole Community quickly and ea sily ' receive In­ C ollege. form ation and referrals to Cost for the event Is $5 In agencies and support groups advance or $7 at the door. Prein our com m unity that deal registration la recommended with these types o f issues.* by no later than March 4. Organizations In Central For additional Inform ation or Florida with resources and registration form s, phone program s available to assist Richard Tyson, at Sem inole people who are dealing with County Extension Service. 323credit problem s and debt in­ 2500. e x t S564. du de: Consum er Credit Coun­ AWMlmfr*! sappoit seling Sendee, Com m unity An Alzheim er's disease u p Service Center. Christian Credit Counseling, and A m eri­ port group, sponsored by the can Credit Counseling S erv­ O reater Orlando A lzheim er's Association, w ill m eet Tues­ ices. For m ore Inform ation about day. March 3. from 7 to 8:30 these organisations, call ’ First p.m. at A ll Souls C atholic C all For H dp’ at 807-6464, Church. 301 W . Eighth Street. Orange County; 846-7685. Sanford. This m eeting la in­ Osceola County; 620-1280. tended to provide Inform ation Seminole County: and 897- and support to caregivers o f 6468, TDD (for the hearing fam ily m em bers w ith A lz­ Im paired). These hotlines are heim er's disease or related dem entia. There Is no cost. available 24 hours a day. The Com m unity Services For details call (407) 628Network (CSN) serves as an 0088. inform ation and referral p ro ­ Adoption Agency o f Central vider for social service orgiuilcations In Orange. Osceola and Florida. Inc. and Cradle o f Sem inole Counties. CSN also Hope Adoption Center. Inc. are works w ith local agencies and co-sponsoring an Inform ational m eeting for Camilles consider­ ing International adoption on Monday. March 0. from 6:30 •Consideration - request from to 8:30 p.m . at the Orlando Venture Thirty-Two. Inc. for Public Library. 101 East C en­ perpetual non-cxduatve right tral Btvd.. Orlando. The m eeting la open to the o f ingress and egress at the public and th ere la no fee for marina. >Conatderatioii - recom m enda­ adm ission. To RSVP for the tions from the Planning and m eeting, please call (407) 831Zoning Com m ission m eeting o f 2154. Feb. 5. Sanford CRy H all is located at 300 N. Bark Avenue. ContestBrogan observed that after the booklet la distributed. Ign oran ce o f the law w on t b e to get m ore o f an aide game going.” _ CHARLES L. CHUCK T O S T Charles L. Chuck Yost, 71. Prem ier Drive. Casselberry, died Wednesday. Feb. 18. 1998. Bom In Pittsburgh. Pa., he moved to Central Florida In 1980. Mr. Yost was Senior Ex­ ecutive for Boy Scouts o f Am erica. He was a member o f the Rotary Club and Florida Oas Bass Busters. Mr. Yost was a CB In the US Navy and served In W .W .II. He was an Elder at W estm inster Presbyte­ rian Church. Survivors Include wife, B ar­ bara; son, Charles P. Yost. A l­ buquerque. N.M.: stepsons. John LaBrusctano, Anaheim . Ca.. Martin LaBrusctano. Oeneva. Mark Scott LaBrusclano, Charleston. S.C.; daughter. Jane Hlser. Ormond Beach; stepdaughter. Kathryn M. Sem elsberger, Orlando; brothers. Richard Yost. C olorado Springs. Colo., W illiam Yost. Tucson. Arts.; six grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. Osines Carey Hand Funeral Home In charge o f arrange­ m ents. UHCl e NICKS LIQUOR BAR L IV E ^ M U S IC HOURS M ON-SUN 10 AM - 2 AM LIVE BAND FRI. & SAT. CALAMI TY JANE THURS. FEB. 19th L IN G E R IE 6 PM - 8 PM �4A - Sanksrd Marald. Sanford Honda •Friday, February 20. 1998 People Sloppywear is dead, dressy is in p m., at the clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave.. Sanford. The public Is Invited. Tickets, at $6. adults, and $4. children arc available at the door. Takeout sen lcrls also offered. Italian Night set The W om ans Club o f San­ ford Inc. w ill hold Its 12th A n­ nual Italian Night on Saturday. Frb. 21. from 4:30 to 7:30 CALENDAR Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types o f blood • especially O-type d o ­ nors to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Sewing Club TO P S TOPS (Take O ff Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter #621 m eets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m ., at the Sanford A lliance Church, 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Inform ation, call 321-9240. Visitors are w el­ com e. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club o f Sanford m eets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Senior activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years o f older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: W oodcarvers. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Oames from 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Senior employment An em ployment program sponsored by AARP Senior Community Service Em ploy­ ment Program is held at the Sanford National Guard A r­ mory. 915 E. First St.. Monday through Friday. Interview hours are 8 a.m. to 1 pan. Telephone: 324-8008. The program aaslsta 'Seniors. 5 5 ja d oyer, to return tlo the w o r i^ U c e . V $—• ■*>•• Cancer Support Supffcrt, Hope and Recovery, S.H-A.R.. m eets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er o f the dining room. This Is a s e lf help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether tn treatm ent now or finished with It. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for m ote In­ form ation. Contract Bridge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 1030 a.m .. a t the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ form s lion, call 322-6326. Gamblart, families Gam blers Anonymous Gam-Anon for fam ily and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 730 p.m .. Church o f the Good Shepherd, 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Inform a­ tion. call 236-9206. Narcotics Anonymous .vi Inter-city tournam ent* every Wednesday. Those Interested In playing, learning to play or Joining the club may call Russ Kitner. 322-7751. for Inform a­ tion. Narcotics Anonymous m eets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian Houae o f Ooodwlll. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Ovoroatcrs Anonymous Sanford - O vereaten Anony­ mous m eets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. tn Pariah Hall W hittier Lounge o f Holy. Cross E pisco­ pal Church tn Sanford. The m eetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend la the desire to atop eating com pulsively. Shufflaboard The Sanford Tourist and Shuflleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Fltday starting at 1 p m ., mm >'V V <\\\ r ir Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOPIE Sewing Club gathers nt the Lake Maty Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for m using homes as well ns Items for the Christmas store. The Item s made by the club are donated to preemle babies, nursing home residents and gills for the annual Christmas store. Senior activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join them In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Frank Evans Cen­ ter. 158 N. Country Club Road. Weekly Lions Club The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the clock. Visitors and prospective members are welcom e. Brldge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club m eets at noon each Tues­ day at the O reater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. 400 E. First St., Sanford. Wlwe^Te Club.-.,-, nut Klwanls Club o f Casselberry m eet*, every Tuesday,at*,. 7:30 a.m .. at D enneys on 436 In Casselberry. For Inform ation, call 831-8545. 8anford Seniors The Sanford Senior C itizens Chib m eets the first and third a t 11 u n .. at the Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. V isitor* are wefcome. For Inform ation, call 322-2353 o r 322-8161. N ar-Anon Mar-Anon, a self-help group for rdativea and Manda o f a d ­ dicts. w ill meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Oeneral H ospi­ tal. fo r m ore inform ation, call TO P S Member o f Take O ff Founds Sensibly. TOPS, invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Inform ation about the chib, call 321-4464. Toastmastara Night Owls Toastm asters m eet every -Tuesday o f the month, at 7:30 pan., at the Lake Mary Community B uild­ ing. 260 N. Country Club Road In Lake Mary. Contact R esells Bonham at 323-6284 for Infor­ m ation. Rosa Society Orlando—The G reater O r­ lando Rose Society m eets the fourth Tuesday o f the month (except July. August and De­ cem ber) a t Morrlaon'a C afete­ ria. 1840 Ei C olonial Drive. Orlando. Visitors are welcom e. Dinner Is at 6 p.m .. followed by the hnslnraa m eeting at 7 pan. 671-0014. 894-4138 or Did you know that there Is a tight-lipped network of usedLevi's buyers who scour w est­ ern states and pass their Jeans on through a hierarchy of larger and larger buyers and eventually lo exporters with connections to boutiques over­ seas-m ost In Japan. In Japan a pair o f faded (worn) Levi's goes for between WO to $200. Vintage Levi's dangle price tags ns high as $6,000 (from the 40s or 50s) tn exclusive Japa­ nese shops. By checking rivets and the RED tA B . dealers can dale a pair of 501 Jeans to within a few years. Therr Is n trend to using elastic waistbands o f more ex­ pensive lines o f apparel. FrtdayWest has changed from rock club to country club at the Fortune 500 com panies. Dressy FrldayWear has the blues on the nm -Jeans, that Is. Denim Is history. Everybody agrees that sloppywear Is dead. In a recent survey 90 percent of business people assumed that women wearing Jackets outranked those without. About 65 m illion Am erican wom en--62 percent--wear size 12 or larger. Mode Is a new glossy fashion magazine for CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG this group of consumers. Clothing sizes 14 and up gen­ erates $21 billion In annual snlrn. As reported In The New York Post, since NAFTA’s enactment three years ago. Mexico's appa re I exports to Die U.S. have trebled to $3.3 billion, and last year surpassed Hong Kong and China to becom e our top source of Imported apparel. Did you know that 'on e size (Us all* clothing Is fit on a standard size R model and then each pattern Is scaled larger for a generous (It. so that It (Us size 4 to 14. The Solar Tan Thru swim ­ suits. patented tn the U.S. and Canada, are constructed o f a unique fabric that's perforated with thousands o f tiny pores, so the sun can penetrate and you can say good-bye to tan tines. As the youth market dresses up. logos are becom ing less Important. They ore wearing sweaters not sweatshirts. Unlike some companies with a casual Friday, other com pa­ nies are having a dress-up Fri­ day. shaped metals for hoops or long-dangling s t y l e s . . .sophisticated colors In dark green, purple or reds. Fabrics: strong return to natural fibers but with great change...season of con­ trasts.. .Y d ttlY ** •“ ’ ft ,0 Ul$ eye and touch... Doubles - an element and It contrast In dou­ ble weavrs. bonding, quilt­ ing.. .£ gm a l - m atter o f seduc­ tion In second-skin Jerseys and silks. strrlch ...Strtct - a quest for purity and sobriety In felted and boiled wools, wool ve­ lour.. -Sflfl •• fem ininity In lux­ ury libers of cashmere, angora, m ohair...TVeedv — a family of true classics In herringbones and colorful tweeds.. .Exuberant m elds tradition with eccentricity with unusual com binations of checks, plaids and windowpanes. W hat's H ot sa d W hat's N ot: Tread s: fa |g AH ft T t r chlnolserte with printed tops, mandarin collars, m edallion prints...Fifth Cttti chic 3/4 length coats and car — " F a n f t r t t ) trimming everything from hooded Jackets to cardigans and coats with fake fu r...O ff C oatari handker­ chief hems. one-shoulder looks, off-center necklines, fish tails...C afl_JB M S 0U pad­ ded. quilted...Caastsolo Craaod: slinky, glittery, racy to downright sweet and lacy. A c cesso ries : Mixed textures In scarves and handbags. In­ Huflhcs/Oregg Is the cluding velvet, chenille, suede, tweed, plaid...em broidery on Reminds Coutny extension Home leather or U ltrasuede...tortoise Econom ist Inquiries may be tn plastic bangles lo handbag dbected to her st the Cooperative handles...fresh approaches to Extension Service, MO W. County Home Hood. Renford, FI. 32772 or animal prints...eighties revival phone 323-2800. Ext SMR Jewelry In sleek, organic- M om m ulls giving son behavior drug D ear M azy. Our son Is 12 years old and Is finishing 6th grade. He never has liked school, but this year has been a disaster. Ills teach­ ers Ilave said he may need m edicine for ADD (Attention Deficit DtsorderJ. and his pe­ diatrician has left It up to us as to whether we want to try It to see If It helps him settle down at school. W e are feeling pretty desperate, because he may fall 6th grade If he doesn't settle down. Everyone knows he's ca­ pable o f doing the work, we Just don't know whether he la capable o f controlling hla b e­ havior without m edicine. By the way. at home he Just seem s like a regular boy. busy and a c ­ tive, but n o t m ore than hla friends or brother o f sister. BAftflllV jr COUNSELOR MARY BALK sage to put him on a drug lor hla behavior. Also, we are afraid that he s ill Just use It to get 'h ig h '. As you can tell, we're going around In circles on this thing. and would appreciate any In­ to 'b ad Dad ' O u t' biggest concern about trying the m edicine Is that h e ll get used to thinking that If you have a problem, all you have to do la take a pill and that w ill Stimulants used to control ADD In children can make adulta (cel 'h ig h ' or up. but they don't have the same effect on children who have ADD. I f the medication has any pro­ nounced effect on your aon. It fix everything. W ith all you hear about teenagers and drug abuse problem *. It might be sending him the wrong me a- may make him feel too 'm ellow *. Still. I'm glad you are con ­ cerned about handing your aon m pill lo control hla behavior. It's a risky, albeit som etim es necessary, thing to do. Since you already know how the school year Is going lo end If you don't do anything. I think that if I were In your position. I would give the m edication a trial run. You don’t have to gtve It to him at home, but If It calm s him down and helps him concentrate at school. It seems the risk Is probably worth­ while. One other tiling 1 would like to caution you about. Even though your son w ill probably! not get high on the m edication, the drugs are commonly stolen and ubused by other teens. The best way to avoid this p ossi­ bility Is lo m onitor his m edica­ tion taking and dispense only one doae at a time. A lso, please be sure to m onitor his dosage and the results o f the medication with hla physician on a regular basis. N egligent food safety spoils cu lin ary expertise of uncle DEAR ABBY: My unde, who is In his 80s, loves to cook and is vary good at It Ha took up cooking after my aunt died. He won't pay any attention to what I tell him, but he Ida your column dally, so perhaps will listen to you. My unde thaws his frozen meat and poultry in his gas oven, with only tha pilot ligh t I have told him repeatedly that this Is tha way bac­ teria grows on moat, but he Insists that cooking It will sterilise It Ho aleo leaves food on the buffet or the kitchen counter after he en­ tertains, fo that his guests can help themselves to leftovers.* It’s some­ times left out ill night Abby, ho frequently gets an up­ set stomach, and I have a hunch that It's s mild case of food poison­ ing. Please, can you help me wise him up? He has tunsd ms out completely. LOVING NIECE IN OKLAHOMA CITY DEAR LOVING NDDCEi Year uncle la lucky to have suck a caring niece. I hops ko will lis­ ten to u s . 1 checked with the UJ8 Ifegsrtmsut of Agrtenhurs. J to Resale Marry, >actbtf director of the UHDA at and Poultry Heillne, It's has always trusted us. Please help ADVICR AFRAID SHE'LL END IT IN NEW JERSEY Mary ta lk is • Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a 'a t Oviedo Mgh Reboot, •1842, Es. 210. f { l C C I N l A M A i 1 M A S ' • M A H Y C IN I M A ; 10 1 r. A S 0 0 0 0 A S D O IT S i i u « oo r oo t so 0 0 0 0 W N J . H U N T IN Q 1 00 4 JO 7 JO 10 00 PALMETTO ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ' M ja a iim e m i DEAR ABBY: 1 have been with my boyfriend for four months and recently lost my virginity to him. I mm incredibly In love with him. I would like to tell my mother about losing my virginity because I want to set on birth control pills, but I'm am id o f how shell react. My mom is very understanding I can usually tall her anything, but I'm afraid that if I toll her this, shell try to keep me from seeing my boyfriend. She likes him a lot and DEAN A FR AID : Bex la a grown-up responsibility, and since you have taken the atop, U le extremely Important that you act with maturity. Your mother le your heel friend, and a l­ though she may be disappoint­ ed, she will understand.' Now that you are eexualty active, It la essential that you practlco birth control and learn what i s i a r a s s B U M S BROTHERS 200~ •4 0 rou t T H B B O ftftO W E ftS T N 8 W B O O M Q R S tQ E S 1* 4 4 0 740010 «FUI1 leS nuew ie tpom T N I FULL MONTY im stenosta L A . C O N F ID E N T IA L 1144 40*7001000 TTTAM C I t JO 4 I t to o If your mother le es under­ standing aa I think she is, aha * ___2 �Santort Herald, Sanford, Florida •Friday, February 20. 1098 - M Religion Believer finds the faith Herald SUIT W riter J iW Ood first led Rick Friend to the streets o f Sanford in 1994. Through his m inistry, Friend has witnessed the girt o f heal-, tog In his personal life and with others. *The Lord has placed healing services on m y heart.* said Friend. Living a life o f obedience to Ood. Friend has unquestlonlngly set about organizing the healing services. Friend's Is a m inistry o f re c ­ onciliation. Praise and worship services w ill be conducted by Joe Paruello. Friend wants to lead people to the healing scriptures. 'P eople perish for the lack o f knowledge,* said Friend, referring to the S crip­ tures. 'P eop le have to have an understanding to receive the gift o f healing*. During the worship services Friend will call a healing line If he ts led by Ood to do so. and he believes Instant healing w ill take place at the services. "Ood is a live Ood and his Is a Uve W ord.* explains Friend. "When the Word goes out I e x ­ pect som ething to happen*. *A lot o f people believe healing Is not for today.* said m en d . T h e Bible says 'Jesus Is the same yesterday, today and tom orrow'*. / 'H ealing ts for every b e ­ liever.* said Friend. “ (The B i­ ble says) lay hands on the sick and they stiall recover.' Ood wants to heal folks*. Jesus purchased the gift o f healing with his blood. explains Friend. T couldn't heal a flea. It Is totally Ood*. Friend did not learn o f Ood's gift o f healing when he first came to know Ood. At the tim e he suffered from an incurable disease. He read about faith healing In a booklet by Ken­ neth E. Ilagln. Parents, friends and doctors could not help him but he knew Ood could. 1 found the knowledge and I went about applying the know ledge.* The healing was not Instan­ taneous for Friend. For him the healing took about 9 months to a year. The healing m anifested from the Inside out. Som etim es s person gets healed anu tire ajuiptom s come back, according to Friend. T h e person lias to know how to stand on the word o f God.* "G od's Word Is true. When Ood gives Ills Word, expect m anifestation o f The Word*. ‘ Most people take good health for granted.* said Friend, *but when you can't get out o f bed and then you're healed you have com passion for folks*. Friend Is led to share the gift o f healing with others. Friend's wife. Shelly, shares his gift o f healing. Seeing may be believing because the ac­ counts from people who have witnessed the m iracle o f Ood's healing through Rick and Shelly Fnend*s m inistries are many. Trent Smith, reports clerk , witnessed what he calls a m iracle o f healing during a m eeting held weekly at ATAT. Friend stopped the m eeting and Indicated he felt Ood leading him to give the healing Word for someone with a hurt Bhoulder. A man came forward. He had been concerned because an old Injury prevented him from raising his arm above his head. Friend prayed with the man and his arm was Instantly healed. That was approxi­ m ately stx months ago and the man continues to have full use o f his arm according to Smith. Then there Is the man who came Into Oold's Oym. w here Friend works, suffering from ongoing back problems. He had been In severe pain for three days. On his way out o f the gym. Friend asked to speak with him. They prayed together and the man reports feeling a twinge. Friend told him to remove the brace he had been wearing. The man walked out o f the gym without the brace nnd without the pain. For Friend the message Is clear. God's Word prom ises healing. And with Ood all things are possible. Healing services w ill be held monthly In the aerobics room at Gold's Oym. 500 W. Lake Mary Ulvd., Lake Mary. The first service w ill be held Sat­ urday. Feb. '21 at 8 p.m. Herald S taff W riter IRD • Col. Eugene Khatyuahln will speak at the Fam ily Center on Wednesday. Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. The colonel le along side Coach McCart ney o f Promise Keepers and tobenson o f CBN. B I ling to a recent press release, Boris Yeltsin. Russia's t comm issioned Khatyuahln. in August o f IB 9 I. Russia ipted and Communist hard-liners determ ined to seize tnd bring an end to the future o f dem ocracy reestablish (Communism. The Red Arm y was divided and Soviet Tanks w ere ■losing In on Yeltsin's office and for three days the world's atten­ tion was focused on a m ilitary stand o ff in Moscow. President Yeltsin relied upon KhsAuslftp to persuade the tank commanders to stand down thetr and Save not only their Uvea, but also Russia. His acts o f courage and peace earned him Christian In the Krem lin.* SANFORD - Ordained m inister. M ead­ owlark Lemon, form erly o f the Harlem Globetrotters w ill speak at New Life Word Center this Sunday at 7 p.m. he has tra v­ eled the world teaching the gospel to oth­ ers and reaches additional people through hla weekly television show on Trin ity Broadcast N etw ork. According lo a recent press release. Meadowlark Lemon, affectionately known as the "Clowp^Prinee o f Basketball.* to a legendary hero tn the world o f sports. He hwi been the creative force and focal point o f International, cornedtc basketball since he began hto career with the Harlem Globetrotters more than four decades ago. From the Inner-city playgrounds where youngsters try to duplicate hto basketball wizardry to the luxurious cities o f the Am erican Institution whose uniform should hang alongside the Spirit o f St. Louis and the Gemini Space Capsule In the halls o f the Smithsonian Institute.* He admits to being on the run because *the kids used to tease m e a lot about m y name.* A native o f W ilm ington. North Carolina, Lemon frequented a m ovie thea­ ter In his youth. At the age o f 11 he saw a newsreel about the Harlem G lobetrotters and he then brgan his practice to make the tram . Clean living, abstaining from cigarettes, alcohol and drugs, allowed Lemon the health and stamina needed'‘‘to "m ain tain his eight to 12 hour-a-dsy workouts. Service In the m ilitary put a slight hah to his dream but after two years or service be was back on track. His dream finally becam e a reality. Lemon traveled over four m illion m iles and played more than 7.500 consecutive Lemon's "no-look, wrap-around pass* for an easy slam-dunk, hto hook shots from half court, and hto ability to turn a hapless referee Into a fog for hto w it to unsur­ passed. In hto nationally-syndicated co l­ umn. Los Angeles Tim es Sports W riter. Jim Murray, described lem on os "Dan Ton ty Brothers to perform hatyushln desires to m otivate Christian workers to d Arm y m ilitary bases with the gospel and generate end to 7:30 p.mIn . the printing o f the on BibleSunday to be given soldiers. Tuesday. rtth Revival F lies MMonday inistries,and over 1.000.000 *> eThetochurch Is M located 503 1 Bibles have been given Russia's ilitary. atIt's the Arc. far more Informstan to provide BiblesHickory to the entire Red Army. Smith, public relations director for Revival Fires Church o f the Annunciation , *He wants to utilise hla position o f authority. The M il hoot Maria Roche for a pened m ilitary bases throughout Russia for mtoatanspecial healing service. The a revival among Ida soldiers. More than service w ill beearheading In Portuguese ny generals and English and *»i»* p iarrhave in accepted Christ, as well as countlie speakstonight In full uniform. He has a powerful preathe church sanctuary orous and hla testim ony la a riveting account o f at 7:30 p.m. He has been called a m odem day ‘ Apostle Paul*. Tbs church to located at i turning Ida world 1020 Montgom ery Road. For upside down for Jesus.* form ation call the church office at 322-9222. m ore inform ation «*sii 679- IWtoj P#rRXTTi Ofl Wv^nMyiy, rvD. g9 al 6:30 p.m. at fie Fhst Baptist Church of 8sniord, 519 8. Park Avs. For ovar tour dscadss Vis Toney Broths**' 2845 ext. 9400. Cuctrt t il Series of tonight at SANFORD - A special con ­ cert win be presented at Cen­ tral Baptist Church on Sun­ day. Feb. 22 at 8 p.m. Jews for Jesus MO host T h e Liberated W alling W all.* an experien ce tn Mcaafan lr joy. The concert wfll consist o f music, dram a First United M ethodist Church s f Sanford w fll hold services for A d i W ednesday. Feb. 28 at the church a t 419 Park Are. ial services begins ch of the Nazarene NEW LITE WORD — Proudly Presents 1— /T-* ^ Impostlon o f Ashes w fll be at 7 a an. The neon sendee w « be i* m if f ft feature 4 1 w I * > l / } t* £ j •' j * A t �I___ • A •Santord Herald. Sanford, Honda - Friday, February 20.1006 M P ia y w a a H«rOty« net w I I I fan uocw \ \ l\ N < >l I ( >I { I ‘ \ I | {( ) \ I / | ,\ ( iu s i n i :s s i :s i 11 a t («n m-im sr<>n s <) i< i ii i s ( 111 u r n {*7)81-7741 fa n ta s tic Sam 's TRANSMISSONS Diwid Bavarty and M f THE McKIBBIN AGENCY MBURANCE 114 N. 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Dorothy Mtoota baal atMna 1W5 n o v * 7 h b H M * v .h a d t5 ' oul In �Sanford Herald February 20. 1998 FRIDAY Tennis trouncings Seminole teams sweep district openers against Edgcwatcr. giving up an early lead, but things have changed since then. Baal* cally. Lake Howell Is on fire. Lake Howell rolled through districts last week with wins over Lake Brantley and Lake Mary and feature a dominating front line of Klkkl William s. Ryan Smith and Brad LaCore. not to mention point guard Reggie Kohn who w as named first-team allSeminole County. The Silver Hawks, by beating Lake M ary, won their first-ever district title and have Im­ proved steadily since moat of the starting lineup came together three years ago. If Lake Howell wins, there will be another home game Tuesday. F «b . 20: Lak« Mary at Dr. Phil­ lips, boys bsskstbsll, 7:30 p.m. Look out for the Rama. Lake Mary has re­ covered from injury problems to finally play up to their potential. Randy Abram s and Jerome Bingham have been the keys to the comeback, taking over tn the backcourt and the Rama* dom inating front line of Jam al Harrison, Robbie Shapiro and Ben Keraenbrock are terrors under the basket. Lake Mary still has to learn to win the close ones. The Rams have been dropping close gam es all season. Including seven by leas than five points, l b combat that, they have been pum m dM g teams Instead. Oviedo w as a victim, fay nearly 20 potnts last Thursday In the game that propelled the Rams to the rcgtonala aa the Rama took charge early and never looked back. Fsb. 20: Ssmlnols at W lntsr Springs, bsssbsll, 7 p.m. It'a been a season o f firsts at W inter Springs and this will be the first home gam e tn the history of the school. Check out Winter Springs' new baseball stadium for the first time. It's already one of the county’s best belli ties and the visitor* might be the best team In the county. Winter Springs Is new. but coach Harold HUt has some talent on his team, comprised o f only freshmen and sophomores. The Bears are C lass 3A. but will play a, full SAC srtyrful*. Pitcher* Brad Stephan son and Derek Jones are two of the arm s Hitt can go to. Seminole returns with one o f the state's beat teams. C3 William s. Tim Raines. Chax Lytle. Ned Raines. Paulo Silva and Bill John­ son are ju st aome o f the returnees from last season's powerhouse and there are also sev­ eral Impressive transfers. Be there for history when Winter Springs plays under the lights at home for the first time. • 4. Ns. 4 _ Urn Pugh IPlne WdgH drfrated Ethan Caub. S B. Ns. B _ tunny Treflcry ISemlnotr) defeated Chrta Vanre. Brown. Kim Westbrook and Bethany Klebaum, while the doubles team o f Baker and Brown also won. Seminole w ill play another district opponent. Deltona, tn Its opening home match o f the sea­ son Monday starting at 3:30 p.m. •We're hoping to do good tn districts and hold our own tn conference.* said Nelson. 8 IN O L X S N «. 1 Kmtm KlibnakT (SrmmnM drfralrd Megan Mu I h*an. S I. No. 3 Paaha llakrr (Srmlnolrl defeated Aka Lrmard. B- TRIBE QIRL8 WIN OPENER DELTONA _ The Sem inole High School girls’ volleyball team opened Its season with a 6-1 victory over Class 5A-District 5 foe Ptne Ridge In Deltona Thursday afternoon. The Fighting Sem inole* won all five o f the singles m atches and the No. 2 doubles to stroll to ihe victory over the Panthers. _ *s i r - —* ----- * * 11 * * * M *We played real w ell." sold Seminole coach Rolllc Nelson. "It was a good win. great.* Picking up singles victories for the Ttlbe were Krrstln Klllm sler. Pasha Baker. Dominique 0. NS. Evans. Ns. B3 NS. S _ Dnmlnlque llrown (ViMnokf defeated Candler B-t. 4 _ Kim Westbna* JSemlnutel defeated Angete Vafgav B llethany Klebaum (Vmlnnlel defeated lr «y Arya. SO. D O U BLES Ns. 1 _ Mulligan-Leonard (Ptne ndgri defeated KiSmafrrWnlbrook. M . Ns. B llaker-tlrown (SetUnniel defeated Evant-Varga*. BO. U CCO W M Seminole 1-0: Pine Ridge 0-1. Howell softball team stingy so far Tuesday with a B-0. two-bit ahutaut o f W inter Springs, the Sttverturarka put It all together yesterday, aa freshman Lindaay W right hurled a no-hitter and be offense backed her with 11 hits tn a 12-0. fiveinning whitewashing o f DeLand. Leading the way at the plate for the Sihrertiawka were Megan DeMichele (2-for-4 with a triple and three RBI). Jennifer G illespie (2for-2 with a double and two RBI) and Mandy MlgUort (2-for-3 with two runs scored). fij 1 ! I Guards come to Rams’ rescue LAKE M A R Y . A few weeks ago. the Lake Mary b a s­ ketball program *waa in disarray. The Rams were giving It everything they had every night and com ing up short, usually by som e heart­ breaking I* at loss. In fact, the Rama lost seven gam es this season by five potnts or less. •Then, leading scorer Paul Betk went down, probably for the season, and coach Mike Oaudreau was looking desperately for aomeon r to step up. That's when the Rama' backcourt o f Randy Abram a and Jerom e Bingham took over. Lake Mary has suffered by an abundance o f turn­ overs all season, but Oaudreau never loot faith tn his guards. Abram s has responded by turning Into one o f the county's b e s t tf not the best, three-point shoot­ ers. and Bingham has gone from a sometim es out-of­ control guard to a dependable leader who has cut down drastically Ion turnovers. W ith the Improved backcourt have come wins. Lake Mary lost In the district finals against Lake H ow ell last Saturday, but a surprise wtn over Oviedo in the district sem i-finals guaranteed a shot at the regional. Lake Mary w ill travel to Dr. Phillips Friday for a 7:30 p.m. atart. Most o f the Lake Mary players have been together for four years, starting aa an undefeated freshmen t— m ana never having B u ffered through ■ losing sea­ son. Bingham and Abram s have played together all four years and are aa tight o ff the court aa they ure t*t»» Mary la the top-ranked team In the slate, sporting a 32-0 recent after last night's 66-30 wtn over PL Lauderdak-DUlard tn the state semifinals. The Lady Rama have n arked away all challenges this season and that Inca idea wins over second-ranked Pensacola and third-ranked Evans already tn the state playoffs. It might look easy, but remember. r «it» Mary la still a young team with only one senior starter. . . . Boom Twhich beat Ptampano B ta c h -E * BO33 Thursday night, w as esperted to be the runner-up from 6A-District 3 and have to play at Lake Mary, the fiA-4 champion. In the firat round o f the regional playoffs. But the Braves, which lost twice tn the regular season to Evans, upset the Ttrojana in the district finals and got to play Lym an instead of Lake Mary. The two team adld play In the regular sea­ son. with the Rama outscortng the Braves, 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 DAILY i HJ'HJIM jj, 'I I' I Ilrrald Staff W riter SANFORD _ This Is s rebuilding year? Seminole High School boys tennis roach Scott Coako has been claim ing that this might be a tough year because he has new Inexperi­ enced players on his squad. . But If the perform ances turned In by the Fighting Sem inole* in the first two m atches o f the year are any Indication, this could be a very good year for Sem inole tennis. Thursday afternoon, the Tribe opened Its home schedule with a 5-2 victory over Class 5ADistrict 5 foe Ptne Ridge. T h is was our first district match and I'm proud o f the team.* said Caako. Bryan Knode. Robbie Smith and Danny Treffery picked up singles wins for Seminole and the Tribe swept both doubles matches. The Fighting Sem inole* w ill take to the road on Monday traveling to Deltona to take on the W olves in another SA-5 match starting at 3:30 p.m._______________________________________________ N «. 1 . tlr)T»n Kimdc (Semlnokl drfrated Sung Nam. B-3. Ns. « _ Carlo* danrho IPtoie ndgrl drfrated T. R. Parker, fl Ns. S _ Hobble Smith (Semlnoirl defeated Shawn Preston. �SS •GariKxd Heraid. SsntonJ. nonets •Fnasv. FeJXuary 20. 1996 Guards-------- Continued B om Psgo IB Youth Basketball at SCC SCC to play last home game SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is aeceptlng In­ dividual and tram registrations for It's srptng league for ben's nnd girls 10-ycars-of-age and younger. All games arc played at the college on Sat­ urday mornings. Cost ts $50 per player or 9400 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 st 1fTIT;//members.aol.com/starsbball/lndex.h Uni. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. SANFORD _ THE Seminole Community College women's basketball team will con­ clude Its rewgular season schedule when It hosts Valencia Community College In n MidFlorida Conference game Oils Saturday night at 0 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The game Is crucial for the Raiders (21-61, who need a win to keep their state title hopes alive and admission Is free. Also on Saturday night will be a game Iretween the Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce and the Seminole County Sheriffs Department following the girls’ contest. It will be a SPECIAL EVENING!!!! Call Ken Patrick at (407) 328-2092 for more Information. WeekContinued from Page IB Anyone who follows high school basket­ ball tn the state knows the usual names for Lake Mary: Ballancc, Sutton. Bradley. Dale, Manz and Pedro. They've all been waiting for a return trip to Lakeland after last sea­ son's disappointing loss tn the state finals Be there when the Lady Rams arc pre­ sented the championship trophy. Feb. 23-28: Raminole Baseball Classic at Lake Mary, TBA. Evety year, the Raminole hosts some of the best teams tn the state and this year Is no exception. Played at Seminole and Lake Mary. Ly- man will join Uic host teams from Seminole County. Monday. Seminole will host New Smyrna Beach at 4:30 p.m., followed by Lyman vs. Seabreeze at 7 p.m., and Lake Mary will host Mainland at 7 p.m. On Wednesday. Seminole will host Lyman at 4:30 p.m. and Deltona visits Lake Mary at 7 p.m. Friday. Seminole hosts Seabreeze at 4:30 p.m.. Lyman takes on New Smyrna Beach at 7 p.m. and Lake Mary will host Spruce Creek at 7 p.m. Saturday, all games will be held at Lake Mary with the championship game at 7 p.m. C h u rch basketball underway SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation D epart­ ment Adult Polar Bear Church B asketball League w ill play week No. 3 o f a what has been a highly com petitive aeven-team league so far tonight In the Dan Pelham Oymnatorium at Sanford Middle School. In results from February Oth _ Covenant Community beat Community House o f Prayer, 54-36: and First Baptist Church o f Sanford bested Sanford First Church o f the Naaarene. 60-35. Last week. New Life W ord Center opened Us season with an 65-51 run-out agrtnat Naaarene; First Baptist edged Covenant Community, 4744: and A ll Souls Catholic Church o f Sanford edged Community House o f Prayer. 50-41. After two. wepka. the standing * are: P in t B ap­ tist (2-01. New life and A ll Souls (both 1-0). Sanford Church o f God o f Prophecy (0-0). Cove­ nant Community (1-1) and N aauene and Com ­ munity House o f Prayer (both 0-2). Ton igh t A ll Souls takes on First Baptist at 6:45 p.m.: Covenant Community New Life at 7:45 p.m .; Naxarene battles Ood o f Prophecy at 8:45 p.m .; and Community House o f Prayer has the week off._______________________ 3- Touts: 3 a-lB 13. 6. 5-through-6: Platons 59. Spurs 24; Nets 25. (tracks 21. 7-through-8: Hawks 45. Pac­ ers 13; Bucks 29. Sonic* 24. Prime Tim e League: Green­ wood Lakes No. 2 2. Gartrell 0; Greenwood 1 48, SUlea 31: Lingaunt 62. Bradley 55. tie a t D r . Save $750* • 42SkxmJccaird • tokyntpnrrl W -w rtrf you tan buy •Automatic Inrnmnvon BULLS • Willett S Ttm 6. DJ. 7-through-8: Hawks 8-0; Bucks 4-3; Sonic* 3-4: Pacers 0-6. “FOLLOW YOUR FAVORITE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DAILY IN THE SPORTS SECTION OF... THE Sanford Herald Kansas Duke 2-3; Lakers vs. Heat; 9:30 a.m. Bulla vs. C eltic*. 3-through-4: 10:30 a.m. Rockets va. Magic; 11:30 a.m. Hornets vs. Jam . G irls League: 12:30 pan. Clippers vs. Kings; 1:30 p.m. Raptors va. Wlmards. _ _ _ — fa u u n b — Gospel Night For David Bandoo _ _ A T 8ANFOBD----- At N e w Life W ord Center Located At 1311 Oak Ave. In Sanford 5-through-6: 8:30 k.m . _ Knicka vs. Spurs; 9:30 a.m. _ Platons vs. Nets. 7-through-S: 10:30 a.m. _ Sonic* va. Hawks; 11:30 a.m. _ Pacers vs. Bucks. Prim e H i m League; 1 pan. _ Lingaurd va. Stiles; 2:15 p.m. „ O artrdl vs. Greenwood Lakes No. 1; 3:30 p.m. _ Greenwood No. 2 vs. Bradley. High School League: 5 p.m. _ North Carolina va. Kansas; 6:15 pan. _ Duke vs. G eorge­ town. To Bo Hold O i 2/20/98 At 7x30 P.M. Thk night at cxtraocdiauy gospel music it b elt* presented to the comroutdly far the welfare o f i dtiacn; David Bandoo. Thta yout* man has been di*nored wfcfa ■ revere heart cooditton and hat been given 6 weeks to live, unless he tcckvcs s heart transplant. In order ior this to occur, he needs 9)00,000 Cor A tnm hud hat been estsblhtied far David Bandoo; on behalf o f A.KZ. a Huntington Calk 407-805-9403/Pm U H a rw lf 3. f a * Pis- suyvnuon League: Lfngaurd 5-2; Greenwood 4-3; Greenwood 3-4; Stiles 1-6. Duke 37. e - l: • Automatr tramimvan • langtrchrl .•ufUMi** ***** t** tana 6-1; Knicka 1-6; Spurs 1- Prime Time 7-0; Bradley Lakes No. 1 Lakes No. 2 Coach Just told us to keep It togctlier after losing so many close games,* Abrams said. 'H e knew we'd come around. The losses Just made us stronger.* But tt was the Injury to Beik that forced the Lake Mary backrouit to fill the void and they hnve done It ever since. Abrams has been on fire and Bingham has taken over ns the tram scorer. 'Ever since Paul Belk went down. It was up to Randy and myself to step up." Bingham said. ~Wc knew we had to from experience.* Abram* scored 18 In the loss to Lake Howell and Is com ­ bining with Bingham to take the load ofT o f Ben Kersenbrock. the team's leading rebounder. His outside threat Is also making It possible for big men Jamal Harrison nnd Rob­ bie Shapiro to lake more o f a role tn the ofTrnae. Teams ran no longer collapse on the Rama, the biggest team In the county because o f Abrams' shooting threat 'I'v e had games where I've been In a kind o f zone lately,* Abnuns said. 'Lately IYe been feeling comfortable and every­ thing's (ailing Just right. Even when they weren't falling. I Just continued to shoot. When I "W (< fry-1 llk r w r r a n Phillips,* Abrams said. "There were a lot of people who didn't think we could beat Oviedo an< we did.* •Our expectations are high,' Bingham added. *We think wi can go all the way." If they ran go all the way. It will be because o f the Lake Mary backcourt stepping tg when It had to the moat BASKETBALL SEASON IS HERE! Youth hoops nearing end SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Departm ent Youth Fall Basketball League played week number seven with gam es at both the Dan Pelham Qymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School and at Sem inole Trinity Christian School at the Church o f God o f Sanford last Satur­ day. The results from January S la t were: In the Flfth-Ihrough-Sixth Grade Division (at Dan Pel­ ham). Nets 44, Spurs S; Pla­ tons 32. Knicka 27. In the Seven th-throughElghth Grade Dtvtsion (at Dan Pelham). Hawks 29. Bucks 23; Sonic* 41. Pacers 18. In the Prim e Tim e League (at Dan Pelham). Bradley 2, Greenwood Lakes No. 1 0; U ngaurd S3, Green wood Lakes No. 2 52; Stiles 2. O aitrell 0. In the High School League (at Dan Pelham), Georgetown 71. North Carolina 27; Kansas 82. Duke S3. In games from February 14: K-through-2: Heat 15, Bulla 9: Lakers 37. C eltics 12. 3-througb-4: Hornets 18. Magic 8; Jam 29. Rockets 3. G irls' League: Raptors 14, Clippers 11; Kings 26, W izards *WeVe been playing together for four years and we knew we had to atari taking a btggrr role.' Bingham said. Tire turning point, both said, was when Lake Mary squan­ dered a big lead at home four weeks against Oviedo that led to an overtime loss. It was the latest In n string of heart­ breaking losses. 'After that, we Jusl got sick ol losing,* Bingham said. 'Since dial game, we knew we had to mnkc a point o f win­ ning the close gam es* Abrams said. They hnve been almost un­ beatable since, except for the loss to Lake Howell. don't shoot, the offense starts to stagger.* It Isn't staggering now. The Rams are the hottest team In the county except for Lake Howell and the underdog status going Into Friday doesn't deter them n bit. dray 3. o.J M. �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday. February 20. 1006 • M Y o u th -----------C o n t i n t ie d f r o m P a g e 2 B A rrrr 3. Joey Mrrfl 4, Christopher Jra s 3. Torsi* I j 3-R 27. H U m (S3) Iln n U y llrown 2. Tara Layton 3. Darryl Mrrthle 13. Damian H im * 4. Dorian Hrcvra 8. Chart?* W arr 3. Totals: IB 2-7 3a. n B R U A R T 24 P IB T O N B OB. O P U R B 2 4 a pm * (34) _ Jeff dower* 9. Sam Chisolm 4. Jrlanl Winston 4. VlnnhMorris a. Sliamar William* 0. Total* 10 27 34. Ptetoaa (BB) _ Tara laylon 4. Dontay llruwn 10. Darryl M enhir 28. Davarous Dyr 2. Lyndon M enhir 4. Chnriea Ware B. Totals: 27 B I I BO. Three-point (Will p a l* . Spurs 2 lllusrrrs. Wllllam»|. n r r a as. k n ic k b 2 1 Edtoks IB II . E n r llryant 12. T im o ­ thy A r m - B. II J . Pinkney 4. Totals: 0 i-a a i. Nets (SB! . D rhtn Ingram 8. C y Wynn I I . Scan Jarkson 2. Kohrrt A n drrson 2. David Cotonou 2. Total*: 11 313 2B . Three-point field p a l* _ Kntrk* 2 (llryant. A rrrrl. 7 -T H K O U O H -8 JA N U A R Y 91 H A W K S 2B. B U C K S 29 Hawk* [ M l . K m n y Knrkson 8. Ilrtan lashlnskl 2. E n r I tone 4. Ikmald Will tana 8. Jrrrm la h Stokrs B. Chrl* IVtrrson 4. TMals: 14 l-B 20. • m b s (23) . Hndrfl Oullry 17. Khk Sloan X O B . TaUry X Total* 0 6-13 as. B o m c s 4 1 . P A C E K B 10 Bontoa (41) . Tuny Mmdosa 0. Tran* Walker I I , James Foslrr B. T .J Ja rk man a. Dand Sanrhes 7. Wilke Lawretire 3. Nate Mlhrat*) 4. Totals 18 1-2 41. Peeeri (IB ) . IV trr Stanton 2. Hen Ihitibanl X Jeff M rOhre 2. Treston Mrlnnie B. Ilrn llrendle I. Totals: 7 413 18. Threr-pntnt field p a l* . Stair* 4 (Menduaa. Walker. Foster. Sane h r «l FEB R U AR Y 94 H A W K S 4 0 . P A C E R S 19 4B) _ K m n y Ertrkaon Legal Notice! M TN g CIRCUIT 0 0 0 8 7 FOB M M IR O LB OOWMTY. F8a B w u k ir 4 4 -74-00 M 81 I8 T A T I OF CATHERINE C HARDY. Deceased M onea OF AO Ml Ml r r RATI Ok The administration ol the Cstat* si CATHERINE C HARDY, deceased. FM* NuuUsi M -TE -C F . Is pending In Ih* Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the sddrsts ol which is F O Drowor C, Seminole County Courthouse, tsntord. Floods, l i r n The nemos end addressee ol tho Personal Representative and the Personal Representative's A IL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH persons on whom this Notice Is served who have obfoclions that cheUeng* the validity ol ths Wdl. the qualm-' cations el the Personal Representative, venue. orfaetodwtlon of this Court era with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICC ON THEM AH creditor* of the dscsdsnt snd other persons having claims or demand* against decedents estate on whom a copy ot this Nobc* I* served within Bus* months aftsr ths date of ths fust publication of Vila Notion must Ids their slelm* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE O ATI OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AV8 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH other cisdllors ol the dece­ dent and person* having ctnuns or demands against dent's estate must cterms with this Court WITHIN T H R U MONTHS A F T IR THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILIO WILL BE FORE VSR SARRSO. The date at the first pubHcsbon of HU* Nobc* I* Friday. February Ikth. IM S Personal Representsbva TEE Utile Wektva Circle Florida 22707 Attorney tor Personal Roprssentathr* BRUCE M WIOLE. Ill w sw ift* . I 800 WoM 4. U N O A U R D S3. B R A D LE Y BS P u B I l j (SB) _ Ilyron Srotl 10. James Hunter 2. Oerrmy McCray I I . Quintan lln r t n i 2. Ik Mae Dupree IB. Marrus Robinson 12. TMals: 24 7 -IB 59. L t a p a r i (BB) _ Trrmalne Perkin* 2. Justin McKinney 10. Wilke Anderson 22. Terrell Moms 28 Totato: 17 25-36 82. KANSAS 87. O EO R O ETO W N 84 Q M t g M s m (84) _ Johnathan HoOty 6. Mike Lawrence 8. Itabbte Dupree 23. Manrtn Drawn B. Tim Meadows 2. J a ­ son Finney 10. TMals: 23 X I I 54. Kansas (87) _ Derrick Cooper 18. Norman Dreerty B. Oeorge (taker 13. Rlrky Duller 8. Vernon Harris 8. Cornelius Carter 4. TMals: 23 3 8 87. Thrre-potnt Brid p u la _ Ororgrtown B (Dupree X Drawn. Finney): Kansas ■ lllaker 3. Cooper 2. Hants 2. Beverly). Legal Nollcaa Judgment of loisclosurs dated February 4th. 1*4*. entered m Civil CSS* No ET >4*4 CAM W of ths Circuit Court ol ths 1ETH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. Florida. I wdl s*H to ths highest snd best bidder tor cosh at the WEST FRONT OOOR OF COUR­ THOUSE ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse toesled al M l N PARK AVENUE In SAN­ FORD. Florida, at 1! 00 am on Ihs tyth day ol March. 1000 tho following described property as sot forth in said Oummary Final Judgment, to-wit LOT ET. BLOCK H. OAKLAND ESTATES SECOND A00ID0N. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RSCOROSO IN PLAT BOOK 14. PAOE 40. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oeled ttus tth day of February. toss (CIRCUIT COURT OkALI MARYANNS MORSE Qiscb, of. tooCuauit Court By berotby W Sorton Deputy Clerk THS LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8. University Drive Suits SOS Ptanlarta*. 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IM S (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of the CtrsuH Court mg s special accommodation to pome Ip*Is In HU* proceeding should contact the Clerk ol the CUourt Court ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-SIX 4SS0 EXT 4 U f . not totor than •even days prior to (No pro­ ceeding It hearing Impaired, tSSO-S44-4771 (TOO) or 1-0000SS-S77S, vto Fiends Rotoy Pubbsh February IS. ES. ISOS DSN-tES M TUB CMCWrT COURT BB THS IS TH JU BM IAL OMMUfT. M A N # FOR BASS NOt 87 BIBB C A I4 V MOUNTAIN STATE I MORTOAOS CSNTSRS. INC PLAINTIFF VB. NSCHASL J. DAY. IF UVtNO. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOU8S. HEIN I OSVtESSE. ORANTSSS. ASSIONEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAINHNa AN (NTSREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL J. DAY. THS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF NSCHASL J. DAY IF ANY: •M TS OP ILLINOIS DEPARTMENT OP PUBLIC (407)84PubHab: February I I . 88.1 BBS DEN-1 EE OOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DSFSNDANTIS) CREDITORS, THUS TIES ANO ALL OTHER RAimSE CLANNNO AN MTBASBT FEB R U A R Y 94 D U R R 9 7 . N O R T H C A R O L IN A 9 4 N srth CaraUaa (34) _ Dead Rctnakte 4. Johnathan Hubbard 4. ftob Fossrltus 11. Andy Thomas I . Tony Wryti 4. T o ­ tals: 10 3-14 24. Daks (37) _ Thomas Smith I. Nick Ertrkaon 2. Lenard Drttt 3. Scott Ifcp r 12. Mike Harper 7. Drvarto Pringle 2. Totals: 14 8 -IB 3 7 . Three-point Arid p u la _ North Caro­ lina I IFoaartlus): Duke I (Harper) Legal Notices FINANCE CORPORATION HI; CREDITORS. TRUSTStS ANO ALL OTHER P4RTME CLANRNQ AN M T5RS8T BY. niRfllHIII d r v Y m r V * p e * i UNDER W * * * r w e * OR w n AOANIST BRIAN 0 . KSVSB: RAMONA L.K IV B B . W UVtNO ANO W OSAO. IN S UNKNOWN D U R R 9 8 , N O R T H C A R O L IN A 9 5 Kanaoa (82) _ Derrick Cooper 14. Norman Beverly 2. Oeocfe tlaker 14. Erie Jamison 0. Ilm ry Oliver 2. Ricky Duller 10. Vernon Harris 3. Lawrence Oordon 8. TMals: 27 B -IO 62. M k a (B3) . Scott Rtegrr 17. C h a n nlng Dyrd 8. Thomas Smith 2. Cedric Jarkson 17. Nick Ertrkaon 2. Ilrtan Dougherty 2. Lenard Drill B. TMals: 20 11-30 53. Three-point held goals _ Kansas 3 (Cooper. Ilakrr. Jam ison): Duke 2 (Dyrd. Jarksaon. Legal Notlc» PO. B a a l BASS RR* 87 BSBd 8 A I4 W NATION RBAMC MORTOAOS CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VB. BRIAN 0. REYES. IF UMNO. AND IP OSAO. THS UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DfVltSSB. OAANTSSS. H IG H S C H O O L L E A G U E JA N U A R Y 91 G E O R G E T O W N BS. N O R T H C A R O L IN A 27 North Carolina (37) . Mike Hunting 8. Andy Thomas 3. Tony Wryti 10. Rob Foaarllus 8. Total*: 12 1-2 27. Osargsl s— (71) _ Donavan Daniels 21. Michael lawrenre 14. Robbte Dupree 13. Marvin Drawn 8. Tim Meadows 10. Mike Vidkit 7. TMals: 33 1-3 71. Thrre-potnt Ikld p u ls _ North Carotin 2 (Hunting 2); Georgetown 4 (Daniel* 3. Dupre I). B U C K S 9 0 . SO N 1CS 24 Seales (34) Luts Lopes 3. Tra n s Wolkrr 0. Tony Mendoza I. Nathan Mltwond B. David Sanrhrs 4. Jamall Matthews 4. Ihlala: I I 1-4 24. Basks (30) Kntrll O u lk y 13. Roman Woodward 4. Kandy llarslO. O. II. T a l­ ley 4. Total*: 12 6 -IB 30. Three-point Ikkl pad* _ Hawks I (Peterson). FE B R U A R Y 94 O R EEN W O O D LA K E S N O . 1 4S. B U L B S 91 BtMss (311 _ Keith Wright 0. Anlwotn Cnlltrr 12. talk*' Well* 8. Terrance Murphy 4. ThtaU: 14 2-2 31. d e l law s* 4 Lakes Na. 1 I4B) Mike Kane 14. Mike Pryor I I . Itamarto Sima IB. Ilryan Young B. Deon Caary 2. T o ­ uts: 23 l - l 48. Thrrr-potnt Held pads _ Orrm wood I (Stm*): Stiles 1 (Wrtghl) NOTICE IS pursuant to o Summary Final jyfgnmit q| tofvdMiM February 4th. 1B8X entorod to CtvK Cose No. 87 S IM CA14 W Of Bio CUouN Oowt ot Bto 1STN Judtolol CkouN to oad toy County, ladSsoNI W IS T FRONT OOOR OB C O O ? THOUSS ol tho SSM1N0LI COBfthBMM q| SSI N. PARK AVSNUB M SAN­ FORO. Florida. ot 113S am. an Nm 1Cm day of Marsh. ISSN the •el torth to said LO T 181. RIVER RUN M OTIO N POUR. ACCOROINO TO THS B U T TMSRSOF AS RS00R0S0 St B U T BOOK BS. RAGES BA­ ST. OB T N I PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, BUNC­ OS Dated NUs Etb dog ol February. Legal Notices Bt t n b e iR o u rr c o u n t OB TU B IS TH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND BOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, m t h s e iR o u rr c o u r t OB TN B IB T H j u d i c i a l o m o u r r o p Fl o r i d a Three-point Held pad* _ U nfau rd 3 (Anderson 2. McKinney). Jeremtah Stokrs 14. Ilrtan Lcshtnskl a. Ronald William* 4. Chris Peterson 17. Erlr Davis 4. Ttatals: 2a 0-3 49. Passes 113) . Clint Ikinalda a. T r r ston M rln m r I. D m Hubbard 10. T o ­ tals: B 2 10 I X Thrre-potnt field p a ls _ llawka I dV trrson); P R IM E T I M E L E A G U E JA N U A R Y 91 U N Q A R D 53, O R E E N W O O D L A K E S N O . 2 52 Orssawwad Laksa Bs. B (B8) . Ikunarto Sima B. Jo h n Ttorres 12. A r­ thur lloothe 3. Shannon Mau IB. Mike Kane 8. Ilrtan Young 4. Totals: 23 2-7 B2. I k | t i r ( (83) . Wayne Walt* B. Marquis Jones 4. Justin MrKJnnry 20. Trrmalne Perkin* 6. WUIle Anderson 18. Totals: 20 10-10 53. Th rre point field pad* _ O rem wood 2 4 (Sim* 2. Youryl. Donthrl: Ungaurd 3 (McKinney. Anderson. IVtkln*) Legal Notlc»> M TH E CIROWfT COURT OF THS BM NTBBRTN JUDICIAL, CIRCUIT 4SM M OLS COUNTY, CASE NO. i C T*SBBt-Bk.t4-N FREEDOM INDUBTRIES. INC . • Corporation, PtMntlN. KELLY StoFS MICHAStodf RBLLV and CAROL KSLLV, Ms wile. STATS OF FLORIDA. MILLCR ASSOCIATES. INC ; OUTDOOR WORLD 0I8TRMUTORS. INC . THE U W OFFICES OF 0AV10 J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l B University Orrv* lull# (00 Ptontabon. FL 22214 (244) 122X4000 •T-1S1424FNW) In sccordancs with the American with PWsbUibas Act. persons with dtssbdrtms need­ ing • special eccommode!Ion to Hus proceeding I to* Clerk at to* ol to* ........ 01 407-2*2 c m . not totor toon JURISDICTION 0 (VISION OABB NOt B7-1B 1S-CAI4 -W STATE STREET RANK AND TRUST COMPANY PLAINTIFF Vt EARL 8. CLAY. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEE!. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST EARL S. C U V : EVELYN J. C U V . IF UVtNO. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN •POUEE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LISNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST RY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EVELYN J C U V . NATIONS RANK OF FLORIOA. N.A.; JOHN OOE ANO JANS DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT* IN POSMSEION DEFEND ANT(S) OP FORBOLOBURE SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot foreclosure dated February 4to, IM S . entered In CM I Css* No. •7-ISIO-CA14-W of tho Circuit Court al lb* 1STH Judicial Circuit to and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORO. Florida. I wiK seS to the highest WEET FRONT OOOR OF COUR­ THOUSE ol tho SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at M l N PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD. Ftortds. st 11:00 am on the M lh day si March, t EM toe •el forth to sold Summery Final Judgment. to-wN: THE SOUTH BO TOO FEET OF THE NORTH 422 OF THS WEET 242 FEET OF THE NE 1/4 OF THE NW/14 OF EW 14 OF SECTION IS TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH RANGE 20. U B S THE WEST 24 FEET FOR 6 0 AO RIGHT-OFWAY. OF THS PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Os tod this tlh day of February, IB M (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNS MORES Clerk at the Circuit Court D r Jan* B. J ar awto THE U W OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8. University Drtvs Plants bon. FL 22214 parttewsis to tots should cantos! Sts Clerk at to* Circuit Court Ot to* SEMINOLE County Courthouse ol 4ST-2224220 EXT. 422T. not totor tosn H hearing ImgotroS. 1M s -s r n (t o o ) or i -s b s SSE-STTO. vto Ftortds Rotoy Fakrwary 1 2.2 «. IM S BBMINOLB CO U N TY RBNSRAL JURISDICTION OIVtSION CASE NO. S 7 -M M 0 A -1 4 -W N0RWE1T MORTGAGE. Inc . Plaintiff. VS PAUL ORIFFIN A/K/A SIDNEY PAUL ORIFFIN. Jr snd ANDY ORIFFIN AfK/A WILUAM ANDREW ORIFFIN and THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, dsvtsses. grsnlees, asaignees. honors, creditor*, inrslsss. or other claimant* claiming by. through, under or against SALLY 2 ORIFFIN. deceased. *1 al . Ovlendanlt N OTICE OB FORECLOSURE SALS Nonce to hereby given the I pursuant lo that Final Judgment ol Foreclosure deled February 4to. IS M . and enlsrsd In ehrH case number ST-M2SCA-17-W. ol to*. Circuit Court ol Ih* 11th Judicial Circuit in snd lor Ssmtnoto County. Ftortds. wherein NORWEST M ORT­ GAGE. INC . to Plaintiff and PAUL ORIFFIN A/K/A SIDNEY PAUL ORIFFIN. JR.. ANOV ORIFFIN A/K/A WILLIAM ANDREW ORIFFIN. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENOR*. CREOITORE. TR U S TIE S . OR OTHER C U IM A N T S C U IM IN Q OY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AQAINST BALLY 2 ORIFFIN. DECEASED IF LIVINO. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES C U IM IN Q BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO AGAINST THB ABOVE NAMEO DEFENDANT!*) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT C U IM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEE*. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS.. STATE OF FLORI­ OA. DEPARTMENT OF REVB N U I. UNITED STATES OF AMS MCA. talma Ostondanl(t). I win s*M la Ihs highest and best bidder lo t cash si the west front door ol Ih* Eammola Courtly courthouse in Sanlord. Seminole County Ftortds. at 11.00 A M on tho Itto day ot MARCH. (M E . Ihs following to said Final Judgment, lo wit LOT 2 OF WEKIVA COVE PHASE TWO. ACCOROINO TO THB P U T THEREOF. AS RSCOROSO IN P U T BOOK SB. AT PAOE S t OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR OBBT COLLECTION PR AC TICS* ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIE U W FIRM IE DEEMED TO BB A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY MFORMATION OBTAINEO WILL BS USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated to* 4th day ol February. IB M . MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Jano B. Jaoewtc Deputy Ctoih COOILIS B BTAWIARSKI 4810 Boy Seoul Boulevard Burt# 4M 1STS| S IX ; Fahruaay IB. >8. IS M 0BN-1SI *vtlt|t to* pm Legal Notices IN THB C IR C U IT CO URT FOR S8MIHOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATB DIVISION Fils Number SS-STS-CP IN RE ESTATE OF CATHRINE VIOLA OAVIS Deceived NOTICE OF AO Ml HI STRATI ON The administration ol the estate ol CATHRINE VIOLA DAVIS, deceased. File Number M-070-CP. to pending in Ih* Circuit Court lot Seminole County. Ftortds, Probats Division, the sddisas ol which is Probats Clark's Office. PO Drawer C. Sanlord. Florida. 22772 Ths names and addrvvet ol ths personal repre­ sentative and the personal repreaentatrve'a attorney are aal lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persona on whom Ihla nolle* i* aerved who have obtectiona lhal challenge Ih* validity ol Ih* will. Ih* queHIrcalion* ol Ih* personal rspraaantally*, venue, or |uriadrclion ol this Court are required to fil# their objection* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH II NOTICE OR THIRTY DAY! AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ul creditor* ol the decedent and other persona having claim* or demand! agalntl decadent* estate on arhom a copy ol (hr* noire* It served within three month* altar Ih* dal* of the Irral publication ol this noire* must file than claims with this Count WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIE NOTICE ON THEM AN other creditors ol Ihe dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands sgainst Ihs decsdsnl's salats must his their claim* mlh this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT EO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO The dal* ot Ih* lira! publica­ tion of tor* Nolle* is February 20th. tggg H Robert Dowd. Attorney el Law Personal Representative 122S I . Alla moms Drtvg 4107 Altamonte Spring*. FL 22701 Telephone No (407)7*7-4411 Facsimile No (407) 747-1101 Florida Bar No 444027 Pubbah February 20. 27. 1M0 DEN-224 G A M BOi B T-B 4S-CA-14-W HARMS TRUST ARO SAVING* BANK, a* Trust** Servicing Agreement deled June S4lh. t t M . Home Trust 1*04-4 Ptototift, UNKNOWN S P O U M OP H hearing Imp*Usd. t 1771 (TOO) or t 444-4 fTO. vto Florid* Rotoy RECOVERY CO RPORATION. 1.11 OS N-144 TO MICHAEL KELLY e/k/e MICHAEL J KELLY ond CAROL KSLLV. Ms wife YOU ARE NOTIFIED diet an action ol toroctosuro Net boon Stod against you ond ETATE OF FLORIOA. MILLER ASSOCI­ ATE*. INC. OUTDOOR WORLD DISTRIBUTORS. INC.; and BARNETT RECOVERY CORPO­ RATION and you tfo rsqutrsd to servo a copy ol your written defenses. H any. to It on Wiitom H. Morrison. Esquire. Platoon* attorney who*# address to BALDWIN S MORRISON. P A . T IM South U S. Highway t T E L Fern Park Ftortds 2 IT M on or be lor* M days after the first pubftcatton and Ms tho original with the ctork ot tkto court eitoor before *arelea on plainbrt's attorney or Immediately thereafter, otherwise a dsistdl • d bo anlsrod sgstosl you tor the rebel demanded In lb* com- PLAINTIFF VB. FMANCSa R. DNNSRXO. IF A R O W D tA O . THS FH* Number 0 4 -t t i-C P IN RE ESTATE OF GORDON RUDOLPH DEHLER. The sdnUrUstrstlen ot Ih* estate *1 OORDON RUOOLPH DEHLER. dec eased. File Number SS-1I4-CP. to pondutg m I he Circuit Court tar Seim not* County. Florida. of which to :P O N m Drawer C. Sanlord. FL SITTE-M SS The name snd address ot tho Personal Reprssontalivs snd M il MARYANNS MORES Clark ot Nto Court By: Joan SrUUnt A* Deputy Clark Publish February IS. M . IM S 0SN-14S VS. H A R U V LS A K .IP UVtNO. ANO IB OSAO. THS UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS 0SWS8SS. ORANTSSS. MStBNSSS. LISNORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEE* ANO ALL OTHER RARTtSS CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. M LEAK. m UVtNO. ANO IP OBAO. CREDITORS. TRUSTEE! ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES PLAfMNIO AN W TIR S E T BY. TNROUQH. UNOEK OR Notice to boroky given toot t o m s no o n FINANCIAL. NM ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persons on wham this notlcs to served whs have obfectlons that chadenge tbs validity of tho WIN. lbs aualiheetis.is ot the Personal Reprvtenlslrve, Venus, or |urtadiction ol this Court are required to Md then ahtaostaos with Hits Court WITHIN THS U T B R OP THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NO TIDE OR TH M TV DATE AFTER THE OATS OP M N V tC t OP A COPT OB THIS NOTICE ON THEM. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ALL OTHER PARTIES C U IM N IO AM INTEREST THROUGH. UN OER OR UVMM.ANOIP OBAO. THB UNKNOWN R. DiRIEKZO. DOR 0NUSN30. IP LRffWO. AMO ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREOITORE. TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHER RANTIES C U IM NIO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOSR OR AGAINST DON TV RBBtOSNTlAL ASSOCIATION. NM.; JOHN UNKNOWN TENANTS IN DEFENDANT! S) NOTICE IE HI pursuant to a Judgment at CtoflOaooNd! Bt S m B M X I X A 1BTH NOLI SANFORO. WEST PROMT OOOR OP COURTHOUBE of to* SEMINOLE Cotdtof OowtoOM* toootod al SSI N. RARE AVENUE to SANda. ol il.B S am. or 1Sto Bay al March, IM S ssl torth to asM Count WITHIN THE U T E K OB T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE O A T I OB THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE D A T! OB tERVICt OB A COPY OB THIS NOTICE ON THEM OlnBf CffrOllOrfr Of Ow MOB* LOV 84. TRACT 2*1 AT CARS.AOOOROMO TO TNB 4S. AT PAOSS 81 THROUGH 87. OF THB PUBLIC RBCOROB OB BSM1NOU COUNTY, FLORIDA mi --- -- S I * ------—A gMm -A-------— fCMMUIT OOURT BEAL) MNMBOIBW BN BROS IBB BABB m i S 7 -1 S 8 7 -G A -IS -A BANKATLANTM. A FEOBRAL BAVINOS BANK VB. PLAINTIFF JOB L. HUNT. SR . IF A88K2NBIS. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES C U N M N O AN INTEREST OY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST JOB L. HUNT. SR ; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP JOE L. HUNT. SR.. IF ANY: QLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. NM.: THS BANK OP NSW YORK. A I TRUSTEE UNOER THS POUJNQ ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT OATSO AS OP FEBRUARY 28. IB M . JOHN DOE AMO JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OSFSNOANT(S) ni Bl a-- inMBrWBWf aU hAM Rlfr toe-n MBUf lo P U t Booh 17, Pages B snd I t . o« tos Pufctto Records ot Bsodnsto County. NOTICE OF FtCTfTtOUB NAME Nolle* Is hereby glean lhal I am engaged In busineaa al 1120 Seafarer Lon*. Winter Springs. Florida 2270S. Seminole County. Florida, under the Fictitious Nam* ol THS BABKBT LINS, and lhal I Intend lo register said name with lha Oiviaion of Corporation*. Tallahassee. Florida. In accor­ dance with lha provisions ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. ToWit Section (44 OS. Florida Statu!** 1(S I Robert Keaton Publish February 20. 1SSS DEN-217 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION 1-102 Charlie William* Personal Property consisting ol furniture, mattresses, lire*, lamps, dressers, clothing, elec­ tronics. industrial equipment, miscellaneous boa** and other personal llama, will bs sold si public suction In sccordancs with Florida llalula*. Sail Storage Facility Act. Sections (2 SO* and S2 (07 lo aatlsly owners Iren for rents due The public auction will be held on February 27.1 MO at 10 00 A M •I I he following address AAA Security Storage 2(20 W Airport Btvd Sanford. FL 22771 Publish February 20. 10M DIN-210______________________ NI T N I C IB C U tT CO URT OF TN B 1STN JU D IC IAL CtNCIffT, M AND PON S IH IN O LB BO UN TY, J UK IS D ICTION OIVTSION 0 A 8 I NOl ST-SOOS O A tS A FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTOAOS CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VB KATHY LYNN DAVIS, IF LIVING. ANO IF OBAO. THE UNKNOWN EPOUSS. HEIR*. DEVISEES ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREOITORE. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINET KATHY LYNN OAVIS. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KATHY LYNN DAVIE. IF ANY: DIEN RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION FIB. INC : BARNETT BANK. N A . F/K/A BARNETT TECHNOLOGIES. INC. F/K/A BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. SEMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA. JOHN DOB ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSMSSION DEFEND ANT(S) NOTICE IS HBRBBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ot torse tosura dated January 10th. 1SSS. entered In ChrM Case No BT SMS CA14 A ot tho Circuit Court ot too ISTH Judicial Circuit In ond tor SEMI­ NOLE CountySANFORO. Ftortds. I W43 ■*( to toe htgbest and bast bidder tor cook ol to* WEST FRONT DOOR OF COUR­ THOUSE of to* SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al M l N PARK AVENUE in BANFORD. Florida, al 1t :M am on too 10th day ol March. 10M to* set torth lq said Buwuwoiy Pinal LOTS* O S IP HUN. UNIT 1 M . ACCOROtNG- TO THB PLAT THEREOF. AM RECORDED IN PLAT g O O «4 4 . AT PAOSO -747*. OF THB PUBLIC RBCOROB OP M M M O LE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. TOGETHER (PITH THE FOL­ LOWING ITEM* OP PROPERTY WHICH ARB LOCATED IN ANO METALLED M ANO INSTALLED AS A PART OP THE REPROVEK EN T* OR SAIO LANO: RANGE/OVEN. DISPOSAL. DISHWASHER. PAN/HOOD. CARPETING. (M O K E OBTBCTOR Oeled tola Srd day of February, pgg (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS MORSE Ctort at to* Ctreuit Court Deputy I THS LAW O F F IC II OP DAVIO J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY POR PLAINTIFF M l E. Univoraity Ortvo and boat bidder, tor cosh, ot Plantation. PL 83224 (444)2222-4000 NOLB County Courthouse to •T-II1E1 (PNW) In accordance with I he Eantord. Florida, st 11:M o'clock o-in.. on March lOto. American with OtoabiUitoa Act. IB M . Dated at. Ftortds toto 4th r ot Fobruory. IB M . ahouid contact too Clark ot to* Circuit Court at too BOMMOLE Clerk ot the Circuit Court County Courthouse at 447-22X 42M EXT. 4227. hot totor than Deputy Clark seven day* prior to to* pro­ Oaugl*« 0. Zehm. Boqubo ceeding II hearing Imp*lu d. t 11SM U S Highway 10 North 000-4*4-4771 (TOO) or 1-400(44-4770, via Florida Rotoy __________PL BE704 Pubbah February I X M . IB M February IS . M . IB M OCN-117 DCN-1M NOTICE IS HEREBY QIVKN pursuant to a Summery Final 20th, IB M . astored to Chrd Coo* No. B7-1M7-OA-TS-A ot Nto Circuit Court *1 Nto 1ETH Judtetil Ctrtrvdl in ind I None*to Planning B Zoning Chambers. ONy N M . March Mb. I ----- --- GC-2, _ui 7MW f-BH) to to* CNy ~ 4^"M ~ I wSI **S to to* higheel and Front Door at too SSM INoTi County •tod at M l Ni•tlh Path Avsnue to Ftortds. at I1 :M I K oa toe ISto day o( Kerch. IB M ty m sot torth in sold LO T M . MARKHAM OLSN ACCORDING TO THB P U T THIRBOF AS RBCOROSO NI P U T BOOK SX PAGES IB A IS OP T N I PUOUC RBCOROB OP M M M O LS COUNTY. FLORIDA. 0* tod Ihto M d w of Fahntary. ISM . (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MAMYANNI y o H U Cknrt mi mm MONTHS AFTER THS O ATI OP T H t FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OB THM NO n e t ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILBO L BB FOREVER BARRBO. •* dot* ol Bw tost pubNao- . IS M In toto cause. In Clroult Court Ot SEMINOLE C ounty. Florida. I srtB set too property sttustad I n -----------------County. Florid* dose Lot 44. Stack O. THB WOOOLANDS SECTION THREE. Legal Notices Cmrt OPPM SIO P O A M O J .E T M N .P A ATTORNE Y FOR PLAINTIFF B it B. University Ortvo at 40*34' la P * M t O B J T B S B d a g B E 'F r W a f N t a M a o r o t aaM Lot 40i RMtoa ran N BB M a $ tf M * W 2 B X T T (o a BMM an Itha S ROW Bn* Ol Abgart m m Rwnaa w N N S q i r 42*X ■tang aata B ROW Nm . 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FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S I NO .t S T-1 S 4 S -C A -I4 -A FRANKLIN CREDIT M ANAQIUENT CORPORATION. Plarntth MICHELINI JULIEN, JOHN DOE, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICNELINE JULIEN. and FIRST DEPOSIT NATIONAL DANK. Dale ltdanl* N o n e I OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to a Final Jodgmanl of Forecloeure dalad llta 21* day 01 January. ISSS. and anlaiod in Caaa No ST-1241 CA-14 ol Iha Cvcui\ Court ol the EigMaanth Judicial Circuil in and lor Saimnola County. Florida, wharein FRANKLIN CREDIT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION H Plamtilt. and MICHELINE JULIEN. JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF UICHEUNE JULIEN. and FIRST DEPOSIT NATIONAL DANK. aro Datandanta. trial I will aall to tna htghati and boat btddar at toe wvet trout door. Sammola CounlY Courthouaa 301 N Park A«a Sanlord Florida on March 10th. ISSS batman ttve hour* ot 11 00 o'clock A l l and 2 00 o'clock Phi. tha lotlowing daaenbad property aa aat forth m aa>d Final Judgment ol Forecloaure to-wit Lot IS. Daar Run. Uml I 'A*, according to tha Plat thereof on Me In tha Office ol the Clark ol the Circuit Court in and for Sammola County. Florida recorded in Put Book 24. page SB and SO. aaid Unde aituata. lying and being in Seminole County. Florida. DATED, al Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida, thia 3rd day of February. IS M UA RYAN HE WORSE. CLERK OF COURT by- Dorothy W Bolton Deputy CWrh Attorney For PUmbft: Stephen J. Kdteki. Jr ISS E. Flagler Street. 41700 Miami, Florida 33131 Telephone (SOS) 3TI-SS7S FacainuU (SOS) 37t-S01t Pubheh. February 13. 30. IM S DCN-13S ns t n b e w o u r r c o u r t op t n i tm t COUNTY, c a m n o . a r s M s -O R -« g -p EVELYN ROSAOO ANGEL LUIS ROSADO M N l TMS ADOPTION OF; JENNIFER MENDEZ NBTSBB NP ACTION TO: UNKNOWN FATHER UNKNOWN AOOW SS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED are raeueod te aaree a copy of IN THE C IR C UIT CO URT OF TH E SIGHT B IR TH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR SIN1NOLE COUNTY. STATS OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NUMBER: S7-2S4S-CA-1 4-S FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTQAOE COMPANY. Plainlilt. WILLIAM D SPARLING. ALICE T SPARLING h»a Wile RUBEN PERFECTO DIAZ and UNKNOWN TENANT(B). Delendant NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY TO William 0 Sparling and Alice T Spartmg. whore whereaboula are unknown bul whore leaf known reride nee war 31 Maple Street Nile. Ohio YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo loreclote on tha following property In Seminole County. Florida Lol T4, Geneva Terrace Amended Ptal according lo the PUt In Ptal Book 12. Page S2 A S3 ol the Public Record! ol Seminole County. Florida a/h/a 2123 MighUwn Aeanue, Sanford. Florida 33771 haa been hUd agamal you and you art required lo aarve a ropy ol your wnlten da tenter il any, |o II on the PUmtilfa attor­ ney, whore name and eddrera M; ARTHURS CORRALES. ESQUIRE 1C02 W Shgh Ave . Suit* 100 Tampa, Florida 33(04 on or tretora 30 dayr attar the ftrtl publication and Irla tha original with the Clerk el thia Court oilher before aervice on the PUintrttm attorney or M m drataty thereatier otherwise tha default w l be entered agamal you tor relief demanded in the Complaint or PatiHon WITNESS MY HAND and the oeai ol Mtd Court on thia 4th day Of February. IM S (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORE Clark of tha Circuit Court Jean BrtlUnl Deputy CUrk Publ.rh February 13. 20. tSSS DEN-13# NOTICE OF C fTY COMMISSION PUBLIC NEARINB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN BY T m E CITY OF LONGWOOD. FLORIDA. that Iha City Cnr-vmeamn writ hold a Public Hearing on March 2nd. ISSS al 7 00 PM. or aa soon thereafter aa possible, m Ihe Longwood Crly Commission Chambers, krealed al 170 Waal Warren Avenue. Longwood. Florida, lo consider the following request Re Conditional Uae Permit to construct a religious campus m an R-3 toning district Applicant First Baptial Church Ol Altamonte Springs General Location North aid# ol Chariot!# Street. 1/4 mile Weal ol Bennett Drive Tea Parcel IDS 01-2t-2S-(CK770A thru 77OH-0000 A copy ol the proposed pro­ tect informetion la on hU with the Planning Division tor public tanlew in the office le located al 1T4 W Church Avenue. Longwood. Florida from S 00 AM lo S t « PM on workdays may oaS lb* Division at 1407) Longteeed. FL U T S S an or betere March 23th. IS M . and Me Iha ortgiaal arlth the clerk of IMs Court either before aermca on PeUUonar or immediately thereefker If you US lo de eo. a - - - „ Im ! I 1 11 ■jt WITNESS my hand and Iha aaal al thia Court an DECEM­ BER IBto. 1MT. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark al tha Court By Nancy R. Winter Aa Deputy Clerk m ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ T Y ! ACT. peneoa with dteahUtttea needing a apecul awarn modal ion thou Id contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at 301 N. Park Aeonut. Senfold . Florida 33301, Telephone (407) 333-4*30. eat 43ST net later Ntan SEVEN daps prior to tha praaaaplng II hearingImpi (TDD) 1 -300-MS-S 771. votes (V) 1-000-000-3770. via Rnlay 0 arylea c February 13. SO. ST. and March t. I0 M O C N -tM At this meeting Hite ratted partus may appoar and bo hoard with rasped to Ihe request. The Crly Commission may continue the public hearing to other data* and timer aa dee mad necessary Persona with draabilitua needing asalsparticipate in any i procaadinga should con* tael the ADA coordinator al (GOT) 3SO-34SI. at laaat 40 Mt All persona ars advised that II they decide to appeet any deci­ sion made al these meetings. al the public record mods during conaidoralion ol thia matter. Since the City el longwood does tut provide vertubm mmu til Of Its mea tinga. It H the responsibility of an appellant to provide such minutes at their own aapenae (Sea Chapter 2M S IM . FS) Tha matter discussed at this hearing la quaet-fudicial in nature. Aa such. Interested par­ tus are prohibited Irom con­ tacting numbers ol Itw City Commission on this mailer, escept during the public hear­ ing. or by written communica­ tion lo the Planning Onrtsion al Geraldine Zatnbrl. City Clerk Publish February 20. IM S DEN-107 I CYPMESUMnUJLQE ONE ASSOCIATION. INC.. MARY BUND. ft I CORPORATION. Plaintiff. N B TM B N P i TO: MART BUNO aa 27 H S U S R. WINTERS TEEN (SSFSTS M SSSt); BEATRICE WINTERETE EN (SA4UNKNOWN), MELISSA UcCARTY ISSSUNKNOWN); Lai 2, and aeaaraS parking •a*. CYPRESS VtLULOS 3rd AT TRACT 0 - P H A M 1. I to the pint (Roses! as ST Pu toto^R w w del Mntowto H IN T , amoved parking *0*. CYPRES! SHARPE SndRSPLAT TRACT C 11. aa carding to toe ptal al aa ruoanlad In Plat ts. P a M t e . Public •I Eoadnato Caunty. to aarve a >el your U'rtn ia d ll.......... 4 aey. to M on KENNETH IE CLAYTON, ENQUIRE. PtototMTa Attorney arhoaa addroae Is CLAYTON E H O C U U O N . IEEE MAITLAND CENTER C0SSSS0NE BLVO . MAITLAND. FLORIDA SITSt, on or holaae hlarah 12W. t o Clerk al M C ourt Legal Notices Legal Notices OF MSUSSA MeCANTY. entered in a caaa pending In said Court. Ihe style ol which it indicated above WITNESS my hand and official seal ot said Court thii 4lh day of February IM S NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1SSC Administrative Order No S3-ST Persons with a disability need a special accommodation lo participate in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N 301. Sanlord. Florida 32771 al least live days prior to Ihe proceeding Telephone (407) 323-4330 Cal 4227. 1 . B00 9(3-1771 (TDD), or 1-(W0-t$k-a?f0 (V). via Florida Ralay Service (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorolhy W Bolton Deputy Clerk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hatch J r. Esquire 31SS South Conway Road Sutta E Orlando. Florida 32SI2 Telephone (407) 311 -MOO Publish February 13. 20. ISSS DEN-133 IN T N I OIRBUfT COURT OF THE ISTN JUDICIAL OIRBUfT BF FLO RIO A tN AND FOR S tM IN O lB COUNTY BE NEPAL CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS S A M - S PM M O N O A Y th r u F R ID A Y C L O S E D S A TU R D A Y A SUNDAY SctwduSng may Indude Lako Mary LVd si tho cost ol an addi­ tional day. Cane nl when you gal results Pay only (or the days your ad runs at rate earned U m fun description lor tastes! results Copy must follow acceptable form. We reserve tho right to retuM sny ad at any time Commercial frequency ratas are available. D EADLINES Dioeday thru Friday 12 Noon tho day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Frldiv. A D JU S TM EN TS S C R ED ITS : In Ihe event ol an etror. tha Sanford Herald wM be responsible tor Iha first toMibon only and only tha tha extant ol iha coal ol that insertion please check your ad tor accuracy tha Itrst day It runs JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION B A S I -N D . S t-1 IS S C A -I 4 -A EXTRA HOUOAY W EKW rn t-On-t Personal Training mi UfaWru Fane*a Free body lat analysis. Dannie. PbyuctogWL 772MS7. COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE aa l |^ - a*- - Plaintill. VS ANDREW J OZOLNIEKS and RONA OZOLNIEKS and KERRY I PALMER, el al. Defendants NOTICE OF FONSCLOSUNI B A L I Nolice is hereby given that, pursuant lo that Fmal Judgment ill Foreclosure dated January 30th, I N I . and entered In chill case number BS-11B3 CA-14-A. ol the Circuit Court ol the llt h Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherein OLD KENT MORTGAGE COMPANY, la Ptaintilt and AN0I1EW J. OZOLNIEKS. RONA OZOLNIEKS. KERRY I PALMER. II living, and all unknown partus claiming by. through, under and against tha above named dalondant(a) who aro not known to bo daad or ahve. whether said unknown perl>es may claim an Intaraet aa spouses, hairs. day teats, grantees or other claimants, ia/aro Delendant(s). I writ aaM to tha highest and bast bidder lor cash al Iha weel Iron: door ol Iha Saminola County court­ house in Sanford. Saminola County. Florida, al 11:M AM on ihe tOdi day ol March. IS M . the following described proper­ ty c t cot forth in said Final Judgment, to M t That parcel of Mod lying in Section I t , To onehip 20 South. Rang# 32 Seat County. Florida, followe. From Iha corner al said Sacttan 11. run S 00 degreaa 03 mtautoa 10 aoconda East, 312 01 (oat to a point on tha Southerly Right ot Way Una ol • M tool Right ol Was ot Oaauoto Hood; Adame run along Pm S autherty Night ol Way Ime ot Osceola Road. N TT degree# M minute# 37 tcccndc fact. 1713 M feet thence Wav­ ing aaid Southerly Right of Way. run South I t degroea 23 minuses 23 seconds Seal. M 0 00 Wet. thence run leuth 77 I mWuWe 37 SM.7S Wat South 744 M Wat to tho Feint ! ARE YOU DEPENDABLE AND HONEST? HOP watt house keepng buunett Start part kma and work upf Phone, Irani Ju e L E d lttttn . PLASTICS MANUFACTURER In rued ol machine operators, 2nd ! 3rd ahrtt Apply in person 1000 Sand Pond Rd lake Mary 333-9225 ATTENTION CNA'a Coma and )om out caring team ol Nurses and C N A t E ic d uni benefit. Eaparuncad recognlred 3:00pm-It :00pm ahffi avail tbit. PWaaa apply In person Deltona IWathcare Re hahUrtahon Center t!41 EMcam Bhrd. Deltona E 0 E AUTOMOTIVE D C T A U R S SantordtongwuoGOIando Good Income Pownbal Benefit Alw r» Days ‘ ‘ 1 407 293 30SS AVON EARN TO ¥t% COMM F lit Mrs. Sandt: 33M 1S) tod. Salta- Ree. I0GGM-21M AVON NEEDS reps Sat non quakry products, tam good t i t hvi hout 3217112 S I K I N T I I t 'M d t S i W am itTSCVauKiN M 55— Buelnaea Oppodunttiee ■MMiy mgn 2 1 ™ »**•■ 22500 W k potential EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE UC.. 14 |ts E l Choose 'saooo designs SVeq It. t Q M B Y BUMBtdSId IO * M K )0 tS o r4407-324-31M a rm bare e a r * S W P J4 * 0 0 3 J Open your own maid carves Earn SJO L22.br team tbs aa erects Irom sw toundar ot ora Of 2u largcat mart aervtca* vt t u 3)1-4243 fth td k C M C A n d y R O U TE ICSAL DAYS-Navar lorgat fiend Reminder Satvtoe Bday. •ppto. DTS. 214/yr For datato cel 302-2120 21 122 5 9 — F In a n c ta l SW ATCH A U V I WITH FANTASY FuM- dancer and a tonuW dancer to CaTthT/StowTshou Leu Aak tor Lawa 4 Ibch 407-433-07IS bamg furr ersdri Learn wture to obtaci N bast dMts-creda carat, am bus. loans, debt consolidation Ratot A3 tow at 5 3%, no an nuai Wat. etc H I W at 3 2 »IS M 51 Money lo Land M ASSAr.l hkrttcunbOancerVSUrKkto ComaGantThsk JockayiElc TM M sayl ‘PsycBM^totoreal Y (J U " A a CARRm na, crDiSeI jn ES SEEKS CHEF&WAfTtR8/ BARTENOERiPASTRY CHCFSREStAURANT MAN AOERS WITH EXPERIENCE/ STEWARDStiOOM SERVICE/ HOUSEKEEPPfO ETC ro n cctivt "APPLICATION INFO PACKET* PLEASE FAX YOUR NAME * ADORE BS AT TOLL-FREE FAX • I B M 063 M M ON WWTS TO C nae Net­ work. Dept 7271. 1301-17 Weal Bay O r. C224 Largo. FL 33770 CUBTOMEH REPlRETAB. 5 1 0 .3 5 T O S T A R T Greet tot Mudanw P/T S F/T No exp tor r4o BSSGIB1 -O E B A k v iL A M M Tha foaowmg poatoona arc avaitahu Coma and )oai our Scpanor rated Weary r/T 117 LTNCNA-f/T SiM M Ui toaa-llatoA lla to/tto IS JU N E B BABEO tol CM 4423. A * tor mg or apply tkfriway 17 92, da Orug Free COE IN T R A IN IN G 3 pot aval Avg 4 14 4Ghr Sal . comm Sanlord bated poof heating Wader No cold Cthng (tong armed F T 3 P/T Cai Misty Smellier 373 7070 ait. 212 "401K Rehrvmenf "ttoalh Inturancr ■ 'Vacation Pay" "fhdat Program" "SaWBM Equp" 1 yt O TR rap/C lauAC O Lm q Ptaaia C M 0am to Spm t -000 174 9050 Mon Fit Only EOE U\£)Ofi MTS FANTASTIC SAMS Hamtykki needed immedum opening tor Two poatoont Must be kc A eg) Earn 40% comm Cal Anita 44 t4132)19044 H O TE L O P P O R T U N IT IE S A bhaukAJ S aiptng howl tocalad in tha UCF area it faring lor tha foitoenng potrnont BANQUET SIT-UR/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS, COOKS, BELLMEN. MOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAS. SERVICERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. MONT CLEAN­ ER. CONOENOE. BALES M O ­ NETARY. O U EST SERYICI REPRESS NT ATTVE. Apply m parson Hobday ton 17175 i U/i Tech Ava . Orlando EOE to CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get vt nn toe ground ftoor of a last paced rapMSy growing company1 LABOR RITE n truk mg A hard working, te l rmtoal ad parson who H conykAet Net aW. ItertoW and a team t*»yer E>ce4eni growto pownbal m an aitremafy laN pared mdtntry Apply n partem at 7003 park Dr between 9am and 7pm daly « lax raturru to (407) 33DI4M Attn Branch Manager EOE L A B O R R IT E *•••220-34IE— * 100 . MEN 4 WOMEN NEEDED Oely wort Daly pay W h c W tiP L U S NEED COMPANY VAN 0RIVER W/VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEET Clean driving OL required Goad gay. Barulflt. CM M W ty 132-1441 DRIVERS LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGRODNO U n U TY CONTRACTOR HiALTM WtUHAMCt 4N0 M1X FLAW Dnu baa waWaaaaa y ■ toe HWar OHva. 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. 1444 N Lakamonf Ave. Wlntrv Park FL327S2 MARY CHK.D CARE CENTER toot mg lor rekpnnei CM. (WpendabM. A ereerunred care (pvat tot varwd age grour* Pwaaa CM S21-23M LAWN MAINTENANCE lu s t RMW40T-MI-4220 CiparWncad Tree cumbers/ " reded CaS 371-3411 Mo “M r LE S S FAMOUS RE CWf taeedt 4 TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER Pteaaa w to re aiaiuio OWNER. FRFC 4044 S. PannaytvanW Dr “ NCh.F1 22IT2 (904) 730-1771 seeking FT A PT canOdatot for eur rNew Fecary' m Orange CNy to perform the du tut ot "RssMsnt Assistants*, t-2. 3n . n 7 or our f Wires Ftoalmg Scnaduu" MW awo need FT ka toe poawonaof LABOR READY WORK TOOATtoAK) TODAY 'SreMMlMrejto*1 - ^'NBkawjuldalLwjk/i^ u i v v f And iflWWwWrTi Apply I 1331 S French Aire 323-434) C o o k .” at wa* aa PT care dawt tot toe poauont or -*■. .a«l ^ .l n— - u A C t i V n i M U irC C T O r mM MAMTE NANCE PART-TIME Need own tranaportatan Pturrtouig aWctocaf and AC C M 32B-I2S7. and "M e ln tB n e n cN Pi* MAKE MONEY. At much or at MM at you want w4h ShtkWa 4 AT A T » New Home Bated i • coffptnmoni T H M i | progrim ( Car S toawanre fWadtd Waakandt FREE 331 STM r*m CeNtodaytof on M U W ORKER iJSffnSm !. Ccmwct . i at 373A304 r tv Ju td d K M H M M lII P ■ —I——I - ■■ ( A u o a — M —- . i t HltomV W iFM V^M SsFT at tha Point . •Home Weekly" •Lay Over Plan" "Ertre Slop Pay* FULL-TIME W4 Data 0 or B (oanaa Drug haa work puca Stamng 3330 3346 wk pkja banaMt and 401K C M A fAHrdfy growag Canary at rbtaa company aaakt a re­ cant graduafa jr tnwm wah 113 34 Wat thence run South SI dagraaa M nvnutoa 10 aaaonda West 74S 0S Wat. Hwncu run North S M M Wet; dunce run la s t H O N Wat to tha Fotnl of PagtontoBThe above described parcel W Beginning in c GUARANTEED $10.50 P/H TOnccjrvt "APPLICATION INFO P AC K Er Pwaaa tea your NAME • ADOREBS AT TO U .-m u FAX * If Or WRfTf TO Cruus Natowrt. Dcpl 7271. 1901-17 Wttf Bay O n . 4224. Largo. FL 33770 ATTN. HOMBOWNERS FOR TELEMARKETING A BETTER JO B FOR YOU1 Just Cato Never a Fas' HELP Personnel O M S K ■ c f iu is T u R IS 13— H e a rth A B e a u ty OLD KENT MORTQAOE COMPANY. a PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times........$,68/llne 7 Times........S.84/!ine 3 Times...... $1.09/line 1 Time........$1.42/line Rates art per Insertion 3 line Minimum. 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted cal bachground tor: R I D. component!, mechanic if and aWchomachantcal products. DoeMone oveUeble foe: •PRODUCTION •Wintsr Park -12 Hour Shltts/NIghtB ‘ CUSTOMER SERVICE -30-39 Hours par w tsk -Ftoxlbia schsdulM •WAREHOUSE -Shipp'e/Rscsfv'o -Ordar Pullers •Forklift axp a * -Various locations •Various shins of St dagraaa M minutes IB sec­ ond* Waal TO M tael to toe PC. of a curve la tha right hav­ ing a radtua el T O M toot, a ' i ol M dagraaa 04 aconda and • tonol N 2S dagraaa >4 minutaa M accoad« Waal; thence run atong aaid arc 107.S1 Wet ts tha P.T.; thence run North S3.St Wet thenoe run Scat M M Wat to Mw Point of Beginning. Tha above daaartbad paeaal W aWo aubiaet to a 20 tool wide drainage aaaament on Iha North line. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARS ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY MFORMATTON OBTAINED Wtu. BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the 3rd day of February. MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By Ooratoy W. Bolton Deputy CWrk COOiUS S STAWIARSKI aStS Bay Seem Boulevard 14SO Ftortdi S3MT ( I t 3) S 7 T-M M CAS f M-01SS3 Pubhah February IS . SO. 1SM DEN-134 m T aam S e for a month long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. IBMTa24M12nT<ri CalTbctoyf 4B7M1M1S stand atoi T IC SjMyreom. ton y rK O w l CPRCCURtoW M retos For tntorvWu 2200700 M y O tN ffl AN rkvy 43S. SW 200 242 EaN FL 31707 C SH O P C (4 0 7 ) 2 S 0 -5 0 M NoPSs M MT HOM . Fncd yd. play reore, hot nuaw. rsasonsbla E n try L e v e l POSITION OPEN FOR: RtoYS MARY. No UC.M S4-T. TratoMM Earn M dBayouWaml t you F/T or P/T _______No tag Now tor U i M IN me- D M 2E1-7BM Sanlord companua AtiM ttavMabW 34 SO BTAV W atari Load/uiBoad bucks tor P/T or PIT. 2-11. 4C accreted No rag MM nuestoua nwato 4 tor 1 ah baa 221- S 9 U - I S Appfy wan a I Mon-frL Sam brv^jUNW B OllO ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE PBoplepenon wMt Mtgrty end arthusiasm nsedsd to cel on eooounia lor lie Smkxd Henld and Uks Mary UN. This is an ‘oufetia’ positionw*h lace lo-tace sates Previous saisB reerisnes prstarrsd. Cal 322-2611 or meiresunwto: U \ I I 111 '/ No n - LAKE M AR a ease M p j . 9m m t • w pa m i , r k *m i UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARMEN O a i l N ; CASTLE ASSOCIATES. LTD.. d/b/a CASTLE WOOOS AMARTMSNTS. SESNNOLB COUNTY. FLOMOA. A P O U TK A L SUBDIVISION OP THE B U I E OF FLORIDA. T O BBAIBTSB F t c r m o v s NAME NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to angagv In buaWaaa under Mu ScbtWua name el FU tE TW BBB ISO * Commercial Straot. Sutta S. Sanlord. Florida 32T7I. intend* to register name with tha Fiat Registration, tool Clark al Iha •f arts an tha tOdi IB M . at 1100 a‘alack A M. at N u Waal Front al the Samtoala County to Sanford. Florida. PL DATED IN i ITth day of February. A D. IS M . THE H HUMAN OROUP. INC By: Mary L HHItman. CELEBRITY CIPHER b y L u le C e wy o e Publtth February 20. IB M DCN.22S •C Not ice W hereby given t u t I am engaged W buctoccc al 2370 Orlande Dr.. Benlerd. FL, County. Ftorf Fictitious Name R Inland to register with tha 0 hrWien el Corporations. Telia he sees. In previa iona ol Ihe FWlNieuc (Wans OtotuMs; To-Wit I M l. WPOCH F I P O L N J M 0 0 0 The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for e stablish 'd routes in the Sanford oreo. All you need Is dependable transportation, organizational skills and afternoon alien­ ability In order to begin o groat neui Jobl POSITIONS nURILIIBLE NOW! �• • 71— H#lp Wanted Residential Cleaning uouv m a d n re n e w F / T 'U -r ‘ H a m . WM Train. 407-7tf-«0C7. K IT ’ N ’ C A R L Y L E ® by Larry W right 7 1 -H rtp Wanted Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Friday, February 20, 1998 • SB 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sate u cu n m r ouaro • reco TON the neton i teedrvg da tnbutor/manufacturer of eon FRI A SAT J * f 6*Vi F*f/t . r, i b o u r s e 660 Crow* Bluft U n a Scuba gear, dry amt. danei tut. tanka, reels. cave kghta. etc. Ctottmg. i T o & r ,r AU- ftZfclte ‘*ig- fZti*h TftgV \/^oofA , O s. BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 tear warranty Mer­ er used Twin STS Ful SOS Oueen S11S King StftS Can aor-ees-W M OARAGE SALE Frt t-4. Sat 6-2. Located m perk­ ing lot of Liberty Christian School. 2626 Palmetto Ave. Sanford pry In paraon at Recoton Cor­ poration. 2940 Laka Emma Road. Lake Mary, Fl_ 32746 7 It U/fleitt MO VINO 8ALE Fn I Sal Roe top deak. long u bed. vacuum, and much mors 3103 Oreo Ave. Santoro manl environment, professional tiaiua and benefits Consider the career of Dental Assisting Formal educaton of 1200 home Leading to State and National cradanaato Work m a last paced Pughty technical, ever changing career m the atied hearth hetd ol Dental Assisting Can Oran as Technical Camera How Hiring for Saminote County 240Alrcraft/Ultrallght 241— R#C. Vahlclsa/Campars For Sate •ANFONO 4/1 S StSOrtno * 1640/aec dep CHA. scr pen. W/Spa. Greet rm wtoool table » toe place No petal m -2 2 2 » c R A M a f i ]S"| comma And you're not going to boliovo what a difference It will maka in your favorite Seminole County papart Stay tunad for all of tha inter* matlon and what we’re going to do tor youll 105— Duptex/Triptex tlJO AM . kAwtne M e to m a rtwwrwn ol SO be on a conan nous basis lortM acenencs prefened Starting rata 64 76 t at SMI 14 96 2nd Sturt •• APPLI A\ CE STORE. RIM A \ \ \ \ i BEDROOM I HATH HOME IOR IESS THAN REMISE. RF//VIHC RF/VIKK Setectyour lotat PALMPOINT, SANFORD P id vo a io LOT Call to aaa If you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. 40749M 7N •at. PSA11,1«4 pjn. 4/4 on t4 7 acres w Span Me. hplc, tea Irs 6 much more. Sanford C ourt U-BUY-IT- I atf �by Chic Young Physical abuse is no joke D E AR DR. GOTT: My 60 year-old brother-in-law derives perverse plea­ sure from pulling my sister's nose until she screams. Although we object to this behavior and have asked him to stop, he only Uughs. Can you offer a solution? PETER GOTT, M .D DEAR READER: I suggest two pos sible solutions. The first is the more civilized and preferable. YKNOW.TOU VMALK IN I HOUSE, YOU D O N T *A ' ANYTHING, >OU PO NT I ANYTHING YOU PO N T I TO LD G et the fam ily m em bers togeth er and meet with your brother-in-law for a discussion. Explain that his abuse is painful and Inappropriate, and that the family is unanimous In condemn­ ing his behavior and will no longer tol­ erate it. If he persists, report nim to the local police for assault and bat­ tery. H e may then be arrested and undergo an embarrassing trial, after which he may be fined. YOU I REARRANGED THE FURNITURE TODAY/ > U i T W . v ------S. by Art Santom THE BORN LOSER TRKtb KPLMX ^ PLEASE 0CFINE 'CXFM.TOCY'! HDFKJCANE HATTIE, your, s a e n c c ? WHESE PEOPLE ' U5ED TO fAAKJE i ^ STUFF1 ^ ‘ the. senses*... by Charles M. Schulz UKXJFJ WOOF l(l H 1 MAYBE HE’5 NOT HOME.. IT S !i s ^ O UCO F THE l£ACXUG M/lRDUMOJTAL /UACnVfSTS flu. However, in a recent article in Ihr N ew England Journal o f M edicine <Jan. t, 1998), researchers from the Honolulu Heart Program reported on the effect* o f walking among rctirrd m en. M o re than 700 nonsm oking retirees (ages 61 to I D w ere studied The sdentU U discovered that regular walking profoundly reduced mortality Those men who walked more than two miles a day had half the mortality rate o f men who walked less than a mile daily. Moreover, the most active walk ers tended to live, on average, about five years longer than their less active compatrioU. These findings are important to all e ld e r ly p e o p le b ecau se the study proved that low-intensity activity has a g r e a t e r b e n e fic ia l e ffe c t than heretofore believed. * Option No. 2 should w ort if solution walking does hot confer health beneNo. I d o esn 't. T h e next tim e y o u r — ---------------------------------------------brother-in law begins to pull your sisACROSS Avtv ter's nose, she should punch him in 36 Type of Hty the face or strike him sharply In a ten- 1 U kasome 37 Sol., e g. □ □ □ □ C l der spot. Such an act will cause him to _ | ™ * . J* b * * * A P ln7 stop and reconsider his actions, espe .1 Breathe 2?K S L lT S S te , d a lly If she follows up with a verbal u In ^u n den ce «a StSSSTv rem in d er: “ Th at d o esn 't fe e l v e ry 14 Nastier desserts good, does It? If you pinch my nose once again, you'll really get it. Now take a hike." Of course, this option is somewhat silly... U n i It? However, he has to get the idea that your sister U fed up with playing the victim and Is n l going to take it anymore. She’s got to stand up for herself and take charge of the situ­ ation And. at long last, by clobbering him. she will send an unmistakable message that hU behavior U not pUyful ana cute. Your brother-in-law has to learn that your sister is a force to be reckoned with Well, I don't really endorse option No. 2 from a practical standpoint. but 1 hope that It will elid t some interesting comments from my readers! jg AhtoinanknaJ *n a Turners es 1 1 „ 23 Roes) beef au — 26 Freshwater 44 48 ^ V b £ e 44 c a t * * ** ** u 87 u S/Pf .°* * y * f . Theater.district Ctothtno Cornered Himalayan DOW N » term inheritors? 21 Agatha CliridH ‘i 33 Sethm of Tel 1 Actress ■a*‘t»ger 2 i f ?**1 ” 11. □ □ □ □ □□mnmra nnnm na □m nnnn □□ □ □ □ □ □□□ nmra nnnti nnnnm nn □ □ □ □ □ n n n a s Q □ □ □ n a n nmrannn n n n n n n nnmmnn nnn nan nnnnn rannnnnn n n n n □ □ □ □ □ □ □Hnaran n n n n n n □ □ □ □ □ n nonrann nnno nnmnn " . 'V Q T1 U D l H O Cal lor A n s u m n [*W O lv I flr L l/ i w w m a e l- fflm DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a p a i n l e s s _________________________ tumor, called a lipoma, on my back. My doctor reassured me that It is not 14------------------------------- “ a health hazard. However. It U grow­ ing It's now the size of a golf bail, and ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ T O ^■TO I have two more on my thigh What H i _ _ — H P ------can I do about this without further '* “ medical attention? ----------------Tfi---------------^ DEAR READER Nothing, u n f o r t u --------------------____________________ W nately The only treatment for lipomas 30 U surgical removal — a simple office jj --------------------^ 33 procedure when the tumors are s m a l l . ________ _____________ ■ J7 but a more Involved operation when *7 they're large Clearly, your doctor is n ----------------------- ^-----| n -------------~ correct. Nonetheless, as the Upomas i'H p : grow (and no one knows why they do), ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ s jH p g they w ill becom e m ore d ifficu lt to ■ ■ ■ ■ p ---------------- -------------remove So. if the lipoma on your back P * ** bothers you or is an embarrassment, I h ------------------------------- H r ~ suggest that you go to a local surgeon L _____________________ and bedone with tt. P ' DEAR DR. GOTT: I'n an elderly x maa with a variety*heatU tpreM em e, by Jimmy Johnson JSfSfSSSStti DMMtYnAUOPlAYtffr 1htflA£A£i00* BUT TACJTUtrlJPjAJJOflAY lb A CHEAT PA£T/ d a rer appears to have 10 easy tricks: four spades, four diamonds and two clubs. Y et there is a potential snag. W hile W est is w in n in g the secon d trick. East can make a discard. He might throw the club two (o r spade th re e ) to try to en cou ra ge a h eart sw itch. A lte rn a tiv e ly , he m igh t be enjoys considerable popularity, but I more positive, pitching the heart Jack prefer a mature Australian aemillon or lor nine). Then it shouldn't be difficult a soft sauvignon bianc. Yet my real fa­ for West to find the lethal heart switch. vorite Is a ary muscat. The ones from In a tournament in Malta. British in­ A lsa ce a re a ll righ t, but th ey have ternational Brian Senior did much b el­ nothing on those made in the 70s (but ter. When East played the diamond no more, it seem s) in the Roussillon five. Senior dropped his six with no re­ area o f southern Prance. vealing hesitation. As the three and North didn't whine (so rry !) about four w ere missing. W est thought he h er p a rtn er's p erform an ce on this had hit the Jackpot He continued with deal the diamond eight. Declarer called foi South open ed a h eavy 15-17 no- dummy's 10 ana claimed an overtrick. tnunp. A five-card suit ana 17 points in Perhapa North, Bulgarian interna aces and kings are worth at least II. tion al N even a D eleva (n ow M rs However, it worked well In prariice be­ Senior) said, “ Break out the Chamcause West led the diamond queen. By winning the Oral trick and return­ ing a diamond toward dummy's lo.de- * A K 10 V I7 0 A K 6 4 3 * K 10 8 Vulnerable: Neither D ealer South West Pass Pass North 2* 3 NT East Pass All pj Opening lead: e Q by BotoThavts M A G A T JN & r I T SA T* HOT0NI.Y T H t TH Z t O F IN /L A TI0 H rASttO, iT 't t f V t U t O v .1M OlUCTIONl Y O U H it A H I T ’( C O M IH 6 lA C t T O W i,lK fiiy itm «N tn e i6 Jum CBtO*' MM BWtOTCOMWtPWRMsets avtf C M a u rm ltim tu e n u n c r m it CfM0N!-*)UC*U5V& early doubts. They won't slop you lor mg tn your favor today. Do not put off long. what you can do now to a later dale. TAURUS (Apr* 20-May SO) ComMona m gansrai took hopeM tor you today, aape- SCORPIO (Oct. 14-Wnv. 22) You are better equipped today to boat with Involvements that challenge your brain ratoar than your brawn. UMkco your mind power, not your muactok. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 20, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 20, 1998. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 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/0b0675d464d51ffdd76617fd34cf5448.pdf 2726489b2f3b55c3bc65ccef8eb0c7f0 PDF Text Text FRIDAY Rummage sale Th e Lym an High School rum m age Hale w ill be held on Saturday from 8 a.m. until noon at the school, on County (toad 427. Th e proceeds from this rum m age sale benefits clubs and classes at the school. A long road to hoe A ground breaking cerem ony for the Rinehart (toad W id en ­ ing Project will be held T u es­ day. Jan 27 at 11:30 a.m. In front o f the Public Safety c o m ­ plex. The contract for the project was aw arded to M.K. Eby C on ­ struction. low b id d er at •5 ,119 .129.67. Eby Is the same co n tracto r w ho built the second phase o f Lake M ary Boulevard. Th e contract length la 450 days, with con stru ction to be com pleted by March o f 1999. Th e w idening o f Rinehart will Include the Installation o f a 16-lnch reclaim ed w a te r main and a 20-Inch potable water main alon g the length o f the roadway, m edians w ith landscaping and Irrigation, flve storm w ater retention ponds and four n ew tra ffic signals. Dual left turn lanes, from east bound Lake Mary B ou le­ vard onto Rinehart and a right turn lane, from w estbound Lake M ary Boulevard onto Rinehart, w ill also be installed. In addition to the arldenlng o f Rinehart, w ork la sch edu le to begin on the n ew Interstate4 Interchange at Rinehart and C.R. 46A. That project is e x ­ pected to start In Ju ne and take two years to com plete. soring another household h a z­ ardous w aste Am nesty Day on Sunday. Feb. 8 from 9 a.m . until 3 p.m. Residents of Sem inole County m ay brin g their residential household hazardous w aste to the Central Tran sfer Station. 1634 S tate Road 419, Longwood, for fre e and proper disposal. 50 Cents The governor honors city’s best Samaritan By R U M W H IT E Herald S taff W riter SANFORD f o r Carshena (laker, a senior at the U niver­ sity o f Central Florida, tire a f­ ternoon olTered a lesson In love and kindness. Her keen eyes watched as the stafT and residents at the Good Sam aritan Home pre­ pared for a visit by Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles. ’ Let’s see what you ’re going to w ear for the governor,” Baker heard a nurse tell an elderly man. *W hat’s so nice here." Baker said. ’ Is that the residents have their dignity. They've grown old and they don’t have much o f anything else. But they've com e to a hom e w here they are loved. And they’re not bossed around.” Thia love and respect, every­ one says, originates with Oood Sam aritan Home director Thelm a Mike. It was for Thelm a Mike, that Gov. C h iles came to Sanford on Thursday. He cam e to thank her for h er Ix-fnrc A h long ugo an 197i whrn hr was a senator. Chllrn had written Into the Congrrnslonal Record that he had seen the (renjtlr of Sanford 'black and white, rich and jxxrr - work together for the common good." He praised Rutry Lee ’ Mother' Wilson for her efforts. Wilson had tregun the home In 194H. Thelm a Mike has followed In her mother's footstep s. She remem bered Thursday Baa m i s - P M a 2 A ' ! , . : ■ , ; , _ _ . _ Gov Lawton C N ss fltvos Oood Samaritan Homs Difactor Thelma MAe a congratulatory kiss lor saming Sheriff warns residents of check scam Herald StafT W riter SANFORD • Th e S em in ole County S h eriffs O ffice la alerting residents and business o w n e r s .o ( a ch eck - stea lin g crim e that could com e to the Central Florida. Through Its crim e alert sys­ tem, Richard A. Kay. a crim e prevention officer with the sh eriffs office, la warning cttlten s to carefully Inspect checkbooks ordered through the mall. According to Kay. the U.S. Post Ofllce In Atlanta. Oa. la getting complaints from cus­ tom ers that personalised checks they ordered are m iss­ ing. Perpetrators typically take a checkbook from the bottom Oentle Touch. fo rm erly known as Syn-Ballons, w as m laidentlfied In W edn esday's o f a box o f checks thinking the person won’t notice It la m iss­ ing. Then, they use the stolen checks with false Identification In the Atlanta area and sur­ rounding states, he said. ■When p eo p le get their checks they assume they’re all there without checking.* Kay said. ‘ But the checks are b ein g stolen and passed around and we want people here to b e aware o f that.* Although he couldn’t say for sure. Kay said postal em ploy- Sem inole C om m unity College: It’s a fiesta! Magic of dance ■T DAVID n u m SANFORD • There’s a fiesta going on at Sem inole C om m u ­ nity College. During the 1997­ 96 school year. SCC has shaped Its curriculum and a c­ tivities around Mexican culture. From the fine arts to studying the growing season for Mexican form workers. SCC has felt the Latin Influence becom ing m ore prevalent as the new m illen ­ nium grows near. Dr. Kenna Noone. p rofessor o f anthropology, said that SCC will send students again this year for Spring Break to Mex­ ico during March. SCC w ill offer credit courses In anth ro­ pology and physical ge o g ra ­ ph y. This U the fourth year •» a___ .AO* ■Iluiatlia #A Residential Am nesty Day In­ cludes free disposal for the follow ing Items: battery a d d . lawn chem icals, solvents, in­ secticides. disinfectants, ga so ­ line. paint thinner, used m otor oil. auto batteries, oil baaed paint, glu e and cem ent and pool ch em icals. Businesses m ay call CARE EN VIRO N M ENTAL SERVICES at 1-800-494-2273. Residents m ay call th e Sem inole C ounty Inform ation Line. (407) 330-9539, for fu r­ ther Inform ation re ga rd in g Residential Am nesty Day. the Heartland Award. Cities also prasantad Mike with an original seascape painted by hie wNe, Rhea. B <» I. N 8, 4 B»>— *6 f a g D im up for a course in recertifica ­ tion that w ill be in Mexico. The one week trip will be in June, but sign-ups are In April. The week la planned out before hand with a list o f things to see and do. Those Interested In attending can call (407) 328­ 2086. H dptng the college In Its ef­ forts to further the relationship between college and country Is Consulate o f Mexico. Martin Torres, based In Orlando. This alliance has paved the w ay for Mexican-focused scholastic field w ork and cultural ex­ change programs. Several program s now im ­ plem ented at SCC dealing with the culture o f M exico: ‘ Lords of Night*, which dw ells on the M ayan astron ­ om y o f ancient Mexico, a llow s students and visitors to view the heavens through the point o f view o f the ancient M ayans Fifth graders dare to forsake drugs in program that targets students Herald S ta ff W riter H E A TH R O W - D n * prevention w as the focus at Heathrow Elem entary School T u e s d a y * !* Ing a »p w 4 »i presentation b y Sem inole County sh eriffs deputies. A s part o f the s h e riffs office Drug Abuse Re­ sistance Education program, deputies spoke to studenfo about the dangers o f illegal rubstancea. Th e presentation followed t h e p a d u aUon o f 149 fifth grade students from the "tas'sass Foster assistant principal at Heathrow B e * nwrU uy^TTherc e m a g re a t enthusiasm b y the students and m any parents w ere there to show their support.* In order to graduate from the program, stu­ dents w ere required to com plete a workbook, sign a prom ise to lead a drug-free life, and also write an caaay. During the graduation cere­ mony. each student received a D A R X Tshiit, a certificate, a pencil and a bookm ark liattog the sight w qya to a a y a o to dnm s. Deputy W e tts Saladtno. w ho served a s the sch ool's D J U L C . taatruetar th irta l the l7weefc promaaa. said she focused on bu ilding S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �Mike v'oollnorit (tom Page t \ .In* tll'li III!. ' U \ n a hoim ts ilsti a v . n, % 1 it it .■! I » in i In i - i n .i i l r u p "* i ' !• in, i!x il ' res the -t ill |>i.lx x’> 1 a I :•'Hi, ' I X. 1111 ill. I ll 4i*|| l ■. ••l " a n .! » M u ■*! 1.in% I '.*!«■ •rvcls .i! 11it wav Ill'll !l)< .iixl '. • • tt\ \Vi know le ‘x said T h ey u hire the nr\l i xix. riom Hit \ re '»» ns.ikv cuil> grtlCroslIV •U ITII/ Itl.lTW . " i - u l a* ll.l\ r pro ■ .S' ' 'V- home whn li ~r li .till' T<"vinl.iIfll l)V t ! "Mi! i It I*. ,i W1 j'< •: i" •> . a: .1 .i' six It 'l* Ill Iv |J\ lit' n.t "*.<l!li .1.' i ll .*1.111 , ! i truth —1* In t HI tl*l II I 'l lll I - ttl M 'llll pin.it. i '■itr1— t'hnsi uliii have ttxotiu* an ivkn! ■ i I'titithuic those uitlx’iit ill tiiiri it* llx mission statement xt the home i*. *li> ptovxli 1m the li lomm.tir n hi t.m national mi cm tit act’, thf pitman needs of Irani, sheltet t arr anil companion -liiji in a homelike cnvunn tlifxt in at t Otdatll f with gov emu ntal regulations T h is i*. thf love ot inv 1' i ana Mike said "To God be tin cli'ti' Whatever anv t*l its t!x n ts through Cod Hx-lma Mike Sanford's (test Naiii.int.ni M tukl Phfilo* b| !nmni| VifHth) Past tv Mar> sunlit < ’ • : toil tjonnet iioips woieoioe Gov l awtiin Chiles tu tin* Good Samaritan i > • t* on lluitsdav Srxitti ■ piesulcnl til Iht* 'Just Us' group that . ontr.ti ,t. ■. • the home She also ministers at Santoul Christian Worship Center Santord City Comnussiorwis Velma Willi.ims iwo qut .1 nghl Velma11 and heiiy 1yons visited with tiov l awton t lutes at Iht1 tiood Samaiitan Home during Thursday's tribute to home director Thelma Mike # \ □ A R E ---------o n ln tiird from Page IA cause they have ■ ctve hi hour n| t las*, nine " "hi '.axl The\ lint- the pro ^i .iiii ” Also included in the pmerant n I’uesti.iv Salaiinx* noted the nt 'la in .il" lot student * to I'll atxi ash questions The -hentt's tactx.il belli optet the ".W X T team the 1) A K K a: sp.inky the drug tine a him! resource ottli er limn at ■iiwontl Dikes Elcmentarv hool iwhere must cratluatinc ileathrnw students will attend - e\t \> art and a youth deputy \\t Jo the stations because he ki.l" 1 1 ally like that and ■1if. tan ~ee the dillereiil as iK'ft** ol law enlort ement.* Saltidiuo "aid As 'o in eth in c new this year. S.dadtno said there tnav be a li.ntitv li \ li 1- dam e lor all pmct.iiii cr.xhiaie' She will present the Idea to the sehool isiartl next week 'H ie M il' don't kixiw alxiut till' let betaiise it ' still ttl the pl.mmnc stages," she s.ritl ‘ Hie kills would really he psv i lied about 'innethmc like this I think Sal.xlino credited the school boaiil out tlx- 'h e t llfs olllee lot supporting H A U K pro cram 'D ie sh rn ll |l)un K 'lm c e ti is IUU perttmi lie hind th is " she said 'lit really hat k ' il anil he anti Chlei Deputy Steve Har nett always attend the l) A li K. Cratluattmi' and speak to the students ’ It s a neat program ami II leaves a last me impression on the kills * t n n t- l I 14^rv V < O rd i n a ti o n service SANFORD I loose >.t Refuge Ministries will hold an nrdltin mm servtte mi Ntmilav Jan 25 at 7 p in rite speaker will be Pi uplift lilt li.ml Minus ol New Jersey. Apostle llenrv Hankins oi Mississippi ami others Join S c a m ----------Continued from I’Bge IA ees are under mvesllcalion be i arise Miev i mild hi- upeiiinc pat kaces .nut removltlC the t bn kliooks lirioir they teat h the euslmnet It i mild also he bappenmc Irimi mail boxes or dnimc a borne burglary. be said 4 •# V T ID E S LOCAL FO R ECAST Today: Mostly cloudy with a hO percent chant e of showers and thunderstorms. Hlchs m the upper-70s Ijjws m the mid m upper 60s Saturday. Sunday and Monday Partly cloudy 1hchs in the upper GOs to low-70s Lows in the mid to upper-50s. EX TEN D ED O U TLO O K ~ F R ID A Y SATURDAY S to rm s 7 8 6 6 P t c ld y 7 2 5 8 SUNDAY P t c ld y 6 9 58 MONDAY P t c ld y 71 57 LOTTERY | H ero are the w inning n u m b e rs se le cte d on T h u r s d a y in trie Florida Lottery Fa n ta sy & 6-7-15-18-20 Lotto (Jan. 17) FRID AY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 12:50 a m., maj 7 :0 0 a m . min. 1:10 p tn.. maj. 7:25 p.m. TID ES: D aytona Beach: Inch 3:36 a.m 3:47 p in., low: 9:59 a.in.. 10:01 p.m. New S m yrna Beach: hi>*h: 3:41 a.m.. 3:52 p.m.. low: 10:04 a.m.. 10:06 p m . C o co a Beach: lily>h: 3:56 a.m .. 4:07 p.m.. low: 10:19 a.m., 10:21 p.m. D a y to n a B each & N ew S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a r e 57 a n d c h o p p y . W a te r t e m ­ p e ra tu re at D a y to n a ts 6 0 d eg rees and at N ew S y n irn a . 61 d eg ree s. W in d s a re fro m th e so u th at 2 0 25 m .p .h . S T A T IS T IC S 1-2-11-33-40-49 T h e h ig h t e m p e ra tu re In S a n fo rd Th u rs d a y «■ ■ 77 d e g re e a a n d t b e o v e r n i g h t lo w waa 6 1 . R e c o rd e d ra in fa ll fo r th e p e r io d e n d in g a t l O a .m .. F r id a y to ta le d OO In c h . • S u n rf a e ........................ 7 : 1 6 a . m . ’ S u n a e t .......................... B :B 7 p . m . Sanford Herald "Sen mu Siinfont, hike Stan and Seminote County Suite I VOX" Fnday. January 23, 1998 • Vol 90. No 109 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Avo . Sanford, FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION CIRCULATION LEGALS Dunn.* Kcrak Publrsher Odessa Pugn B usireu Manager Ttran Games Meimca M oms L.nda Spwgei E'Uabetf! Bonnen Margaret Staley EDITORIAL PRODUCTION Frank Voaoime - Manager Peggy Bocrmer Cheryl Smith ADVERTISING Cnns 5>harp Dons Dielnch Manage' Eiame GOiens He*/* l j.t-noer C'«ryi Store CLASSITIEO Ken* Wnrrwr Lacy loaf - Editor Jell Beninese Shan Brode Manager Gani}( Presley Dand Fra/*' Courtney LeRee Mana Orem Dean Smith Tommy Vmcerrl Susan Wtrnner Russ While PenoJca' P itage Paid al Sanford Fionda arid additional making offices U5PS 4fe*i 60 P jiimaster Send address changes to be SA'.FOflD RETIAUJ I'O B .r 'tA.7 Santord K 32/72 t b6? PRESS A STRIPPING Rocert Skip Cowan Mark Savoie Bill Egan Elwm Tyrrell Jr • Road Pressman Subscnplion Rales iDai'y A Sunday) Home Oelrvery Wail 3 Months 6 Months 1 Tear 119 50 139 00 176 00 12400 U 8 00 19600 _ " f kjnda Residents add 7*. sales laa ft] Id above rates Kepubhc lp AVh i/ja/'en, Int A i .i i inn xl u c.U fU e s wurih S!( w.is Mtilrn VVeilnesil.ty m the 3WX) block III South Or hilldo Drive Power trails were stolen Wrclnestl.iy in the UK) hlra k ol Giirrinon Drive. Total amount til [iropiTty stolen: 8449.95. Two USA amps, a Sony Playstation and a set ol keys were stolen Wednesday In the 1300 hlrak ul West 14th Street. Total amount of property sto­ len: 82.450. Santord Mayor Larry Dale wtio is a Reputilican trades political stories with Gov Lawton Chiles a Dernocral A while llthfi Men ttry Nah.il tom door. license plate iiiiiii Ih-i WK\'91V was stolen Wcilnes it.iv ill die '.'(M) him k of S.ui ( alios Avenue. An Avon hn\ with various piodiivls was stolen Monday in the 2(KMJ him k ol Cellar Ave­ nue. Total amount of property stolen: S70. A Hoover vacuum cleaner, (lower tools and assorted tools were stolen Wednesday in the 2500 hlra k of Ridgewood Ave­ nue. Total amount ol property stolen $195 THE LIQUOR STORE T UK L U C K Y L O T T K K Y S T O R K Check Cashing BOITLES 12 07 CANS Busch & Miller m the SC*C Planetarium. "D ie Dike Apopka Agrx ullural Documentation Project' Is a special study of the Iasi growing season for M rxii.m l.mn workers in Central Flor­ ida. H ie workers will be dis­ placed as of 1999 as the stale plans to revitalise Dike Apopka. Faith Annin, a pho­ tographer. will be documenting the Iasi season and showing her work al SCC Liter this year, file piuject will also m- IA O T SQ SB ^ on « cur Budwelser r r 4G pc,,' - ‘fl^ Cam.l F llltx ....-1 3 .4 9 stniet the workers on how to photograph and document their work "Ilie Tuluiii/Seminnle C o m ­ munity College Project* Is a <ooperallve eduratlon/servU e learning eredll program dial will place students in nonpaying positions that Include leaching English. Irani law eitfonement. local medical a s ­ sistance. art Instruction and computer Instruction. In addition, there will he several cultural programs In­ cluding .1 variety ol art. dance and language. $ Q 9 fl » im Heineken Mexican-----C o n tin u ed from Page IA B E A C H C O N D ITIO N S sie\rlal v e ils aco tlieie were i rash ol business biucl.tries m llx area whi le i berks were stolen and I del i ashed How­ ever he added there have not been anv lix xlents reported m r eiitt.il I loud.i *\Ve pist want jrenplr In be aware and make sure they have all their t her ks." he said P O LIC E B R IEFS Incidents ' 4 'w till I Knot nl Ketilgr .1" lot'll anil '•omen ol (iod ale elevated m then nimistn Onlmatloti sem i a s will be In Id at 11 M11 t rlftv Ave Sail lord I or mote mloiiiMlimt i all I \atigellsl |Iota Mu baldsnll at 17 I 1711 1303 S A N I U H O AVI 3 V A __ w _ It N „ „ C„AM co» 's l i « i" * 6 ” ‘ 1 3 V , Miller Lila • 6 ? , L * 1 3 “ ( a l I 3 l h S I | S A N I 1)111) • 3 7 ? 3U84 S O U T H E A S T E R N U N I V E R S I T Y Complete Your Bachelor Degree O B ITU A R IE S M A R IL Y N B IR D Marilyn Htrd, 43. Solidi O r­ lando Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday. Jan. 20. 199K Horn in Sanford, she was a lifelong resident. Miss lllnl was a homemaker. She was a mem her of Holiness Churc h of God. Oviedo. Survivors include daughters. DkJuan lllrd. Shulay Alexan der. bodi ol Sanford. Melody Davis. Jacksonville; sons. Charles Alexander Jr.. Freddie Alexander, both of Sanford: sisters. Mary Jackson. Ivory Jean Hanks. Kathy lurix-r. all uf lirudenlon, Cherylene Ham­ ilton. Orlando. Kosla Thornton. Oviedo, hi others, James. Ty­ rone. tx>lh of Orlando. Hobby Couch. Oviedo, Willie Mason, Oklahoma: grandmother. Mae, Oviedo; Id grandchildren. Golden’s Funeral llnme. Winter Park, in charge ol ,u rangemeids. W IL L IA M B. NADLER JR. William 11. N.idler Jr.. 75. Haven Avenue. Dnigwuod. died Wednesday. Jail. 21. 1998 al Soiilli Seminole Hospital. Dingw'ood. Hum Se|)i. 6. D.rj^ In Passiac. N.J.. he moved in Central Florida 20 years ago. Mr. Nadler was a rented trn. ----------- — salesperson tor department stores. He was a Catholic. Survivors Include wife. Marie It.: sons. William H. HI. Hrlcklimit. N.J.. Robert W.. Hoffman Estates. 111.: brother. Robert. Hawthrone. N.J.; five gran d­ children: one greaigrattdehlld. liaidifld Funeral Home, Witt­ ier Springs. In charge oi arrangemenls. G LA D YS B ALD W IN SAU N D E R S Gladys Baldwin Saunders, 74, Rochester. N.Y., died Sat­ urday, Jan. 17. 1998 at her residence. She was bom O il. 3, 1923, In Tallahassee. Mrs. Saunders was a cosmetologist. She was a member of St. James A.M.E. Church. Sanford and New Bethel C.M.E. Church. Rochester. N.Y. Survivors Include son. Vlr lor Saunders. Rochester, N.Y.; daughter. Claudia Brown. Rochesier. N.Y.: brother. John Baldwin. Tallahassee; slslers. Lucille Brown. Tlidm a Monigoinery. Claudia Stafford, all of Tallahassee. Rose Allen. D'Vlttowtt. I*a.. Julia Brown. Sanfutd; two grandchildren. E|»ps Mortuary. Luke Wales, in c harge of arrangements. INFORMATION MEETING ATTEND ONE OF THE INFORMATION MEETINGS TO FIND O U T MOW YOU C A N EARN A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ONLY 27 MONTHS. Dale: lurtthx January 27i 1908 I'bir: N S lI Orbndti Siu- 445 North Wi more Knad Winter Park, FL little! 6t I 5 p.m. ■ Evening dm c* ■ Degree in Budiu-kk Management ■ Minimum of 10 credit* required lur admission ■ Now accepting applications (or the March term ------ NOVA------- So u t h e a s t e r n U N I V C N N I T V T l 1RESERVE A S EA T A T 1 1IE M E E TIN G PLEASE C A L L T H E I'K lX iK A M OEEK E A T «00 118-472L E X L 8101 Nuv.i Sniiihe.tsteru University admits students nt my r.xe, color, ■itxi n a tio n a l or e th n ic o rig in . *** ''*<**' iXlH »/ fuMiinftft«(antf!***m sfN t:41ItiY J , tsm l ta'vlj I *<«■ v IumuHp #ts*r|r mt'*%*#, ■ili|Wt#< i«« |<* N L 'j| ^ f f| --- 55-4 * �S-inlortl Mpfiild Snntofd. 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PAGE 92. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TV FLORIDA E X H IB IT A has been tiled egamst you and you are required lo file your written dulenses, if any. with the Clerk of the Court end serve a copy of seme lo the LAW OFFICE O f STEVFN P L E f. Plamhtf* attorney, whose address 1* 1699 Corel Way. Soda ■802, Miami, Florida 33146, w*hm X day* after the feat publication of the notice, other**# * Default witl be entered egam at you for the refcef demanded In the Complaint or Petition. THIS N O TICE shall be pubMMwd once each week for two conaeculive weeks m the legal paper of publication NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FA jR DEBT CO LLEC TIO N ACT YOU ARE ADViSED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEM ED TO BE A DEBT C O L L E C ­ TOR ATTEM PTIN G TO C O L L EC T A D EB T ANO ANY IN FORM ATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE WITNESS my hand and Ihe Seal of Hits Court on this 13th, day ot JAN ­ UARY, m a (CO URT SEAL} MARY ANNE MORSE Clerk of the Court By Ruth Kmg Deputy Clerk Pubi-eh January 16. 23. 1996 DEM 133 si bool I ’ IM 5 s t a ir Legal Notices IN t h e C IR C U IT c o u r t OF TH E tSTM J U O K IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIOA C IR C U IT CfVIL DIVISION Case N* : I f t M I C A Dhrieuvn 141 L M A S I MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CORPOftATiON rra./A C H E M C A l R» S lO fN TtAl M ORTGAGE C O R PO lU ifiO N f A A M AR G A nf TTA h A C ( M PAN t INC P'aairdtisii C A S I » LOUIS MANlER AND JUkiC ANN MANlER HIS Wd f ( T A l . [>■!*» 1*m1|%! N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO CASEV LOUIS M Ah d R AND J U L 't ANN M A N ifR and any tjriarMJwn he«rs assignees, grantee*. lienors creditor*, trustees, or other claimant* by, dtfdugh, under or aga*ntt tfewr are) an unknown parlies claiming to have any ngfiT. t*1*•1* *>t<***| tti* neremaftiH denribed Calendar* CASE v l OUIS MANlER AND J U U r ANN M AfntR Last Known FLesrdence Address U nknown Fhosent Reside* k.a Address Unknown TO U ARE ME REBV NOTIFIED diet an action lo foreclose a Mortgage on the fohowrry property located in Seiiiaiote County, Florida LEG A L D ES C R IP TIO N LOT 10. LESS THE NO R TH 7 FEET THEREOF, AND THE NO R TH 32 F£t T OF EOT It BLOCK 31. S E C ­ TIO N 2. S U BU R BAN H O M ES. A CC O R D IN G TO THE PLAT li t lu ia l Legal Notices N O T IC A OF F IC T IT IO U S N A M I N i.tic* 1* Hereby y 1 1 1 Thai we a*# e n y e y e d in bus ness at 8 * 19 M rh * i'* Lane S a lfo rd FL 3 J * F 1. Sem inole Co unty, r <i'da under in* ftc ld to u s Nam * of W IS 8 A C R S S FA R M *' d that m ' la nd to regitter aa d r**m* w th th* Divraion yf C o rp o ra tio n s Tallahassee. 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II I I iiij m A Sufwja» i ii I »•.*!' n » " ( « i Orti •* Clniiwd Shtimji |Urj (liiiQiitv H A P P Y HOUR S\v r sr-nrs i tfirir *Cii MitI Will Am lo r»rw*i* F m v'i I ingetwiy I lew M u s ic O n T h e D e c k .1 sr r o n t l n S P E C IA L TIE S DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS ( o llr ^ r M o u frJ V T O l \ L l\ U ll V V I .» v..vvxx l u m v v u VVVVXVl. G a t o r L a n d in g R iv e r s id e G r ille ! ** 1*1 llir In I on w rit d r 'l l t >H r ll Sht A f t ■'! s in S ta irs II I J a n u a r y W as in v llrd .ts 1 •t c#7 V ls U r d nm r ANDO J*.' Naturallu4$fe s | lo tt l.u e lls b k <1 t o l u l l n u n .1 t h i r d fo r la ir t s k ill n n l> ii n i s N otica it h * ««b y Q>v*n that a Public Hearing will be held by the Plann ing A Z o n in g Com m unon m lh * C ity C o m m ia tio n C h a m b e rt, C ity Hall, Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 p m on Thursday, Fabryary B(h, 109A. lo conatdar a r* q u * «i for • Conditional Ua* in i G C 2 O anarai C o m m a rc iA l Z o nin g D 'itrrc t. L E G A L D E S C R IP T IO N : I 28 70 of S 46 5 of Lot 32 A A 26 70 of Lota 33 to 36 A S 46 A* of Lot 44 A All Lola 46 to 4 i A Vacd Allay. B o n a v a n iu r* . aa recorded in that Public Record* of Sam m ola County, Florida in Plat Book 6. Pag# 16 Th e prop erly being more gen etally d e sc rib e d aa 2306 S French A»e Conditional Ua* R equested To allow an aaddional free aland mg Sign with consideration of setback requirem ents S ’ pro posed. 16 required, a variance of 10 Ail parlies in interest end citi le n s shall have an opportunity lo ba heard at said hearing By order of the Planning A Zoning C om m ission of Hie City of Sanford, Florida, this 20*. day of January, 199S Helen Stair*. Chairm an Planning A Zoning Co m m ission A D V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC If A '.n i b s tln in l Illlr lU .t t lo lla l I a im (ll H i l l I in III m r l l l o t a b d l a NOTICE OF PUBLIC MIARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE In t u ir i A rt •i t n l i o n lin u rs lo In s ii 'i th r p a it n r is b lp b r t w i-r n llir b u s h IN T H t C I R C U IT C O U N T F OR 6 K M I N 0 L I C O U N T * F L O R ID A R R O B A T I D IV IS IO N Fit# No T l 9 M CP N M f H I | S T* ’ | o t l » C W * l T| »» * T H I C A T n 0»< N O T IC K O f A D M IN IS T R A T IO N T 1 m .nl ♦ i r *1 n r t * flip • •• fR f A A i *f n ST 141 ( . 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Legal Notices N O T IC E OF F I C T I T I O U S N A M I N’.t-' * -V hefetjc y «<en that I .* engagt"! •*» I -.iSineaS af 8388 O ’ -if tiU'1 l i*s * M onroe F l S * r* *<Ole C o u n ty, 1 » 'i i u n d it ir»* F ictitio us »« . ” • ' A K A P A IN T IN G A N O P R K S S U R E W A S H K R a n j that 1 'Hlef-d ft* r*g %t*' sari) name *, |fi ft-* D v'Sion of ( rporafrons Ta iiahassaa, F *Mia <n accordance w lh the l of fna F ,c filiO u 8 Nam * Stai de s Tt, w t 5e< Iron i v • ov Fic^-rta Statutes 1991 A gel •# P ib **• J* ' u « ' i 23 1998 O fm te i C IT Y OF L O N G W O O D , F L O R IO A N O T IC K OF P U B L IC H E A R IN G T O C O N S ID E R A D O P T IO N O F P R O P O S E D O R D IN A N C E S TQ W H O M IT M AY C O N C E R N N O T IC E «5 H E R E B Y Q i v l N by t^e City of lo n g w o o d . Florida, that the C>ty C o m m its on w<H hold a pubt*c haartng to c o n s id ­ er anectm ent of tn# following O rd n a n c e s O R D IN A N C E N O 6 6 -1 3 6 4 A N O R D IN A N C E OF T h E C lT v of longw oo d F l o r id a . A M E N D IN G D iV iS «O N 4 BUS* m ar yan n i m orse clerk N E S S A D V IS O R Y C O U N C IL . o r th e c ir c u it R E V IS IN G S IC 2 186. BY C O U R T in A N D FOR IN C R E A S IN G T n f N U M B E R OF S IM N O lC C O U N T Y M f M Bf I4S F R O M S I V tN (7) TO F l O R i DA a political TW ELVE 112) PROV D N G FO R «u b d *it«nn of the State cf ’ *•£ S TA G G E R iN G OF TE R M S M onde STATE O f F L UR DA A* T h | i N 't iA i A P P O IN TM E N T C f f'A R T M l N T OF Cf M E M B E R S T m | R| A F T f R . RE V E N U E , U N iTE D P R O V ID IN G f o r T W O y e a r S TA TE S O f A M E R IC A , and TE R M S P R O V ID IN G F O R C O N any unfcnown h*»rs F iiC T S SE VC R A D it iT Y A N D devisees, grantees e f f e c t iv e Da te cr*d tors, and o»r »* O R D IN A N C E N O 6 6 -1 3 6 9 unknow n p e rtu n s or AN O R D N A N C E OF TH E C lT v unknow n spouses d a nung OF tO N G W O O D F L O R ID A by througti and PR 0V *D ‘N G FO R T m | G R A N T under any ol fh* N G CF A N O N E X C L U S IV E r t i i t * nam ed Defendants m ia n Ch s i TO C W b S O U T H Defendants i a no w a ste system s for N O T IC E O F A C T IO N T h E C O l l E C M O N OF C O M t o C h a r i e s C H E S iE y ME R L A l S O L ID W A S T E . TO S M IT H . D E C E A S E D M POSE C E R T A IN TE R M S D E B O R A H Y S M ITH C O N D IT IO N S A N D R E Q U IR E residence unknown M C N T 5 R E L A T IN G T H E R E T O , d o m e s t ic F in a n c e P R O V ID IN G S E V E R A B IL IT Y C O R P O R A TIO N C O N F L IC T S A N D AN E F F E C address unknown T i VI DATE And any unknown persons 01 Sa>d O rdinances n o 'o pieced unknown spouses claim ing by on first reading on Ja n u a ry through and ur dor the above 1 »fh 1996 and tn* C ity na m ed D e le n d e n ls if de ce a se d , w hose last kno w n 1 C o m m its .o n * ll consider sem# ter fmai passage and adoption addresses a'* unknown aher the pubhc h*anng. whicn Y O U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D wdl be held in the C ty Mad. 175 that an actio n to foreclose W est W arren Avenue M ortgage covering the fo llo w ­ Lufigw oqd, Florida, on Monday ing real end personal property the 2nd day of February A O described as follow*, to -w d : 1990 af 7 00 p m . or as soon Lot 29, ot the Villas of ITitneafttr as p u stib le Al the Catselberiy, Phase 3, a c c o rd ­ mutrbng, m le rtvte d parties may ing to in# Piet thereof, as appear and bn h ea rd with Recorded m Plat Book 42, al respect to I he prop osed Pages 43 through 46, ot the O rdinances T b it hearing may Public Records of Seminole. bv continued from bnn§ to lirno Florida uni if final action ts taken by Ihe has been tiled against you and City C om m ission you are req uire d to eerve a A c o p y of Ihe pro p o s e d co py of your written defenses, O rdinances are posted at the it any. lo it on R O B E R T H C ity H itt, Lo n g w o o d . Florida, H Q S C H , JR . Buber A H osch , and copies are on Ida with the P A . 3168 South C o nw a y Road, Clark of the City and same may Suite E . O rlan do . Florida 32012 be inspected by the public and file the original with the N O T IC E All pe rso n s are Clerk ot the a b ove-styied Court advised that if they decide to on or before 30 days from the appeal any decisions m ade at first pu b lica tio n , olharw iaa a these m eetings/hearings. they J u d g m e n t m ay ba entered wdl need a record of the p ro ­ egam st you for the relief ceeding* end for such p u rp et dem anded in the Com plaint. as, they m ay need lo insure that W IT N E S S my ihand and te a l o l a verbatim re co rd is m ade, said Co urt on the 13th day ol w hich record lo include the te s ­ JA N U A R Y tim o n y end e v id e n c e upon (C O U R T S E A L ) which the appeal lo be made m aryanne m orse (per Sec 266 0166. Florida C L E R K O F TH E S ta tu te s) at hi* or her ow n C IR C U IT C O U R T eapense By; Ruth King Dated this 20th day of Jan uaiy D eputy Clerk A D . 1998 II you are a person with a d is ­ C IT Y O F L O N G W O O D ability who need* any a c c o m ­ G E R A L D IN E 0 Z A M B R I. m odation m order to participate C IT Y C L E R K in this proce edin g, you er* e n ti­ P U B L IS H Friday, January 23. tled. at no cost to you. to the 1996 p ro v is o n of certain assistance D EM -1 74 Please contact Court edm im etfeior, 301 N Perk A venue, S uite N 3 0 I, S a n fo rd . Florida 32771. (407) 323 4330 s4227. with 2 w orking days of your receipt o l thi* (n o tic e o l Forectoaut# Sale); it you are hearing im paired, call 1 -6 00V88 - 0 7 7 1 ; if you are voice im paired, call t -800 966-6770 Publish Jan uary 16. 23. 1998 D E M -134 .4# / H A R D W A R E ut c 5 o a 5 . U I H A R D W A R E ,4# f H A R D W A R E .4 S I H A R D W A R E H i-Y ie ld ACE. 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Iftv Ilu . .ill Hud Ii.t n i.it ii.il J j 1 llfs ,s .n u t tin l n| III M . n in i 1 \i t so n . w e lk in lo s s i lt r u i ii . In * .t in i p o p u l .i t in th e p n ,n . . -t im e i .d u n e s tin s (.> . ii tin lu \ i., s h e d d i n g n o v v .iiii•.1 p.'t itid I h it w lif ii -t i l , I I I s ,! m u tin I ' l p p s t o u n d III.,I s .tiin i t n l t.lt III A i n r n , .Ills tlit 1 W.|s HIM o| till- til.III! , . h i s,*s iii l i i . h i d is e a s e .is w e ll is w r ig h t g a in . l it h e e .itu e th e new \ ill.m i iii i ' iii lo u d S in c e t in 'll l i l i l i d l r d s . I m i m e d t.n i,m il p i n , l m l s It .,,i to n e o n th e iii.n h . t .in d m ill , tis m | A m e n . . mis h .iv i s i t u i I k - i i i .is th e CONSUM ER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG m et weight W h f if did we e.o W IO IIR ” Uese.mh srlciiltsis at a tr i flit svinposiiiin mI tin Ami-ii • .in Institute 11n ('.Hirer Ur search staled ili.it Ilu* Imp.ir l.llii t* i>l ealohes m c nuttiilllug weight .mil tt*t1111 tug i ,uu ft ■i i i s w i i i .itin* In i h e lle i lie .i l i l i l i t s i . i i i s t n s s h o w th .it ft> fs ii\ in th is i f i m t r y Is in .l e a s i n g w it li Mtu t h u d ot a ll \ilit in ills .ilin iit 07 u u llln n |ifM|.l« ii Ir .is t JO p e n f ill Handling unwanted attention on plane DEAR AM MS 1 had m unton li­ mit e encounter on on airplane recently and I d like t. share what t learned t was seated in coach, in a win­ dow seat, with a woman on the aisle and a middle-ailed man in the mid­ dle We chatted briefly about where we had been and our destination Th e m an » » • polite and n e a ll, dresxsl After takeofV. 1 put my seat m a Kcmirecltning position so I could nap The man took out a newspaper and began readme As he turned the pace, hi* rich! ellxiu touched mv breast The first time. 1 thought since we were in such cramped quarters, it could hate been an acci­ dent. so I ignored it When it hap­ pened attain. I told him in a firm voice not to touch me attain - but he did it a couple more times Since he had both hands on tin new>pa per. the lad) on the aisle didn i know what was happen me N'oi until I threatened to smash his nt*s with the thick magazine 1 had rolled up did he slop When I mentioned this to the flittht attendant, he said 1 should have called him immediately, ami he would have moved me to another seat I replied that I was not sure what was happening at first, and that we had been told the plane was full He told me it did not matter when in doubt, ask to be moved They would have lound another spot for me So. ladies, even if you arent sure you are sitting next to a sexual predator, call the flight attendant and ask to be moved I could have lost my cool and bashed that jerk with my magazine On an airplane, such an act carries a very suif fed­ eral sentence, and I could have lieen jailed for assault and batten F T IN LOS ANGELES D EAR E.T.: Thank you for a helpful letter. A less assertive individual might have suffered In silence and never found out that the flight attendants could help. Although the m ajority of us may never have to use the inform ation, it's reassu rin g to know what to do in u pinch. DEAR ABBY As both u busi­ nessman and consumer, I find nega­ tive signs to be far more offensive than signs that carry positive mes­ sages The attitude signs reflect is often indicative of the attitude of the business as a whole In my business, we concentrate on never saying "no" to a customer until all other options have been explored I publish a telephone directory , and often encounter cus­ tomer* who want preferential treat­ ment in the placement of their ads I believe it's unfair to give preferen­ tial treatment to one customer who is buying the same ad space as someone else So, we now offer "pre­ ferred placement’ for a fee If a cus­ tomer asks for something us unrea­ sonable as a free ad without reason­ able cause, I reply, *1 will give you a free ad if you pay for the next three A D V IC E A B IG A IL VAN GUREN i**ues in advance As a consumer I am iillcnded bv “No shirt no shoes, no service' -ign- and will instead patronize a business w ith I lie positive *lgn. Shirt and shoes required by slate '.i„ * I appro. . He businesses that -a. Wo anopl Visa ' Mislead id “No American Express or '.Id-day money back guarantee with sales receipt Mislead id No returns with­ out receipt I wish Mill had luld "Sick ut Signs" to put ,i positive spin on them when it's her turn make -igits She could eve ii roplaee the mute tattered of the existing -ign.with positive messages H i r T U R L E Y B o n . l l K l t . ( ’01.tJ riding mmvei .ind he has often U-en nil .ut tin- head hv low lirunch es He duck-, luit net always tar enuugli .11 fast enough One *] 11v while I was w a telling him .111 the tnuwer ti incurred to me lli.it lie might mil see a heavy brunch Is liind lh*' leaves and cuuld seriuuslv injure himself Or he miglit mow nver a .l. piessiun in the gtiuinil. uf lilt .• ruck, and the iniiwei cuuld luiili and throw him ■di and lie might hit Ills head on a rock or stump EILEEN DREW MELBOURNE. KLA D E A R E lL E E N i Good safety idea, hut w h y stop with those who use a riding mower? T a k ­ ing it a step further, all workers w ith a n y risk o f h ead in ju ry sh o u ld take p re c a u tio n s. t .d u n e s a lid th e ta le at w in . ii we h u n t t h e m t li lo u g h e v e n tsi ii.tv e In -e ll lo u n d to pt.iV a v ita l tide tt) o u t i ls k hit 1o tu n p ro s ta te and tire a s l la n c e t d e v e lo p m e n t m in u tin g to s r v e i a l s t u d ie s 1 o t id u i ted w it h t .o ili w o m e n a n d m e n in d ie p a s t det a d e 'W e n o w h a v e d a ta o n w e ll o v i i a m il lio n p e o p le th a t s h o w th a t th e m o t e o v e r w e ig h t v o n a te th e lllg h e t tin m im lx -t ot c a m e ls lot win* It v o n l.e i o m e at nsk' K l l l t l t r v s k v n o te d ' l l y o u a te a m a le th e its k ot p r o s t a t e t u n t e r Is i m te a s e d tl v o i i m It) pen ent o v e r w e ig h t. and It v n u r r A ll 111 -it) p e r c e n t o v e r w e ig h t v o n t r at g re a te r ris k for 1o lo n * a n t et Ih -s e .in In i s Ite lle ve Iru m tlits a n d o th e i e v id e n c e th a t tr s itu tin - u u m lH -r o l c a lo r ie s u< c a l a s w e ll a s h i i u d n g oil t h in ii g h n -g u l.it r x e r e ls e ts at least a s im p o r t a n t .is c u t t in g h a r k o n la l K itt* lie v s k v c ite d u n e r .v p e iim e iit w it h s k in c a n le t vvltcte Illlc e got m o te I I I m o t s i io i u .1 diet d i a l w a s h ig h o n ly m * .d o r ie s a n d n o t m tat t li.111 It •in 1 a n o t h e i d ie t th a t w a s h ig h in lat lie a d d e d d ia l m s tu d ie s w h e n - t a t s w e te g iv e n li e .i i lm t ll e v e n |se. t h e ir ill* Id e m e ol t u m o t s w a s a s m m h a s J f i | H 't i,'iil lo w . t t h a n .iM in iii' e l s th a t d id n o t e x e i 1 1st' ting DEAR A B B Y Recently you printed a letter about children wearing helmets while participating in sport* I know helmets are useful to prevent thildhood injuries, but I think adults should also wear hel­ mets for certain activities My husband mows the lawn on a Baibaia Hughea/Gragg la the Seminole Coulny Extanalon Horn# Economiat Inquiries may ba directed to her at the Cooperative Extension Service. 250 W. County Home Road. Sanford. FI. 32773 or phone 373 2500 Ext 5556 HOnus HOURS a t o f, p m LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580N HWY 17 92a 524-0115 SPICE WORLD ( )f do )ti» want a long-term inivMnn’iii ih,n mil ^hur oim inno ' \ot /ii >i oivmi^ht I loto'* a Iwtm tip i ,o«*o r*oiooo MOUSEHUNT I '0 4 41 7 70 9 40 Sunlnist. The bank. Ilie inrestnmn /inn. A money m,ina\;ei a * hi$ ii> hum* oi < lyiu nhennei With HALF BAKED '.'.i J O M O l S O AS GOOD AS IT GETS l 4J * 00 r 0 . 9 10 funds that hare nationally reiv£n(zed ycifonmime, like ihe s II i la**n Wilue hnome sunk I uml GOOD WILL HUNTING 17 4 ! O S 170 <S 00 FALLEN (,io m m ( n 510,01111 £ in mm < a, 4 oo r oo v 4-j S » •mm PHANTOMS bs I I i l4mi, \ j • S*\l' »<H» JruorMt1Nh%4 I tm.l P h eanieil ii l-sttii mimx limn \hnninx*i,ii.‘ iiml Ini* otilpeilonned ‘ III I Hit I i7 » 4 io n o Hup i.' . 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I arm Hhiid sait>ioi> Im .1 1 \».u |h iiih I sliding •1/ IU 9 ? Ilu oiu s«ai ioi.il m u m «»t di« M l « Iassn Valu«* I iu o k h ' Sunk I mid is 2H 22m•- lh*- d n tv > r j i is 2 I r « Msi ilu list 4* .11 is lh far and sun* m.* pu«iu | Id || ' lO/'irj is 17 !*.**• I tivVidnivi nI hftviiK*j s*t*i-« ' i l I, t.a^iif *uIsisiv«ts !•» sunlHi«l hntiv Its, them K ill, lievskv said that it's 1 ,islet to l e d i l i e < .duties hv not taking th em m tatlier than livin g to vvotk them oil "W e eat lun mill h I'm e x a m p le d ir pot linns vv 1 now get at trstatl l a nts an- liuge i ’op llla llo tts di.it ■*.it too nun ti have high l.lt. s ol 1 a m cl Want ahot stock tipi DEAR R1C: It's not surprising that your positive philosophy has in tide your Itusinean suc­ cessful. In this increasingly competitive environment, com­ panies would lie wise to tuke a critical look at what their signa and customer servin' policies say about them. Both can he very revealing. Ft€ G A L v ■— ■ rv . C IN E M A S w 1 insist*'*! lh u l very day tliat w e siiu ji fur n s a fe ty h e lm e t N o w lie a lw a y s u se s it. a n d I rest e a s ie r k n o w in g that lie w ill nut su sta in a c n n ru ssn m ot seriuus in ju ry 1(s i, ha*, been in i grit te n .1 ( l e n d tfi.it is c i u lu i ig r i t M g o u r li i 'i d l h a s 11m e lt a s liig ii lai e a t in g A 1 m u l i n g n> e a r n e r re s e .iii h e i D a v id Iv ilti lie v s k v i ’ll I ) ut tin- W ls t .it I n s t i i n i e in I 'ln l.u li Ip lil.i In tin l iiiti ii S ta te s *li* i|i-st *■1*tl 1.. u n i s se e m to lia v e ta lle tl vvltlli- the l l i i l i l e n i 1 id id ie s itv h a s g u ile u p H u s n ia v l>< . a n s i v,e h .iv i d o n e s n i Ii , i g o o d |ob ill s e llin g tlie iih .1 th a t tat a n d i .d u t ie s •lie th e s a m e t h in g th a t th e p tlh llt w ill eat .1 h o v ol tat tie e . o o k l.'s l l i m k m g th a t tlii'te s n o kit so it's o k u v I fit* p t o h li'in ts th e o lit e i l u g i e d le n t s u s e d III th o s e c o o k ie s m ig h t g ive tin in th e s a m e n iim h e t ol * .d u t ie s a s || t.M h a d h r . ti l|s*d �'i.inlorrl Hftaiij Sanloffl f lonrtx FfKiay January 23 1998 ■5A Religion iW \u n Meel the p u a clm S it ® L “1 De aco ne ss SANFORD /Inn llnjtr M II church. 7in Orange Avr , will celebrate i k anniversary cm Sunday, .Jan 25 at :i p in I'a s lor I'liul VVri**iil .iik I the in n greg.itlon ol Calvary Temple n! 1‘raise will li.imlli* llir servit e H ip pulilii Is tnvtlrcl In .if lend Prayer Breakfast SANKOKI1 11ic Rev Itemlcc Kmu daughter nl llir late Dr M.II1 II1 Luther King. .Ii .mil Conclt.i S King will speak al flic 7th Annual Seminole t’oimtV I'tayei llieaklasl at the Sanford Civil Center The event will lie held on VVvdnes il.a . Feb 1H at 7 a ill kur mure inlormotiori or to kets i all Genii Ko.n h at 333 (M>00 ext 2249 Missionary Fellowship Day SANFORD Mcih Imth ol the Reddick Memorial Kirsi Until ( Inin h. Iiii Invite ihe puhlu in attend thru Annual Mis Hlnuarv Fellowship Dav Ihe event will take plat e .it Ihe i him It. 3155 Kim’s Rd (Mldwavl on Sunday I eh 1 al I p ill Hie ([(lest speaker lor the service will !«• Klder Virginia Wells nl Sanford latieni.ule ol I’layer Hie theme will be ( hiisen Vessels nl God based on thr scripture III John lb 111 Hie W om ens Department will also have a Sister to Sis ter program All ladles are well limed. single nr married ( hrisiiati or non < hrlstlan Die event will lie held on Sat urdav .Jan 21 at fr p ru A love donation ol $5 will lie m l In ted tor more Missionary m in im .ition call S h e p p a rd at R :i2 :t :tr»r*H Gospel jamboree SANFORD I'aola Wesleyan chilli h. 5050 Wayside Dr will hold a Gospel Jamboree on Januarv .'ll at 7 p m with spe elal guest sinners trom Nova Scotia and Maine. Country gospel music will lie featured and .1 puppet show will follow. For more information i all the <linn h other al 322 0332 Ad mission Is fiee S u p e r B o w l tailgate p a rty SANFORD < nine and see the Sii|>ef Howl on a r'latil 10 x I 1 screen I limn your tallnale ni lawn chair lor this outdoor event In Ice held at 25lh Slieet and Anpnrt Ilive I (in Irunl of (lie old Winn Dixie) cm Sundav. .Jan 25 Picg.tinc activities will henili at :t p m llrmn voui unsaved trlends and fariiilv A special hall time sliow will he featured on video le.itulinn N il. nte.lls Mike Holmgren. kiigcrir Rohtnson and I km Hebe. ( ,dl ahead for tier |mi don and soli drink I cci iiioi c* tuiccrttiatloii < all :t22 0222 Beth El to throw su ­ p e r party t.ON(iWOOD I ol Its sec null i cuisec ulive year. The Men s t lull nl < minrenaiinn Iteili FI nl Central Florida will hold its annual kosher Su|«t Howl patty Sundav .Jan 25 Jieniimtun at 5 p in al ihe home nl Run and Sci s.111 Livingstone Fii|nv tailgate loud and special i lllldlell s activities while* vein wall Ii tlie Urc-eri llav I'ackers and the Denver llrnmus cm a write sc reen IV Door prizes tin hide passes to pleasure Island and <tr l.rlldn M.lgll til kets ln k e ls tnl the event arc priced at $lti per person nr $15 per couple chlldlen under 12 years ate tree In purchase rickets ol to) tlinle llilormatlnll tall Men's ( lull ipi.irteih.n k Kail Hint mail al 2110 smell T e a m m a k e s m in istry a s u c c e s s tuallv We are asking God lor an explosion ol his Spirit In our House We are a dedicated group Wc had many on the al SANI ORD Dora and Klijah tar pravlur* three limes a day Rn h.nelson work as a team at lor 3 I days since August We the House nl Krlugf- Mllllstiles were lasting from 12 at night to located at |00| Celery Avc* m i> lit the afternoon. At 0 every Sanlnrd ih e couple has pas morning many were hack at lured ihe church for altnosl five die altar praying. We are a years praying group of people.” Delia serves as the admlriK According lo Dora die mem trallve pasiccr while her Ibis Ik is are experiencing a revival hand Flljoh. I.chuis ,|s tfir III all ol the services." She pulpit and head minister (liaised die mass choir and Members share that lilt- duo i hose playing guitar, drum, has added a spiritual tout h saxophone- and organ in wiiai and a healing In the group as she desi tilted as old Inshlnnrd well .IS all example to follow holiness style worship It *. a With a membership of now |Miwertul praise and worship 200 mi hiding adulis and c till sen ile, she said W e believe dren Dora spoke for Ihe coo Ilia! Jesus deserves our pie atxiut their vision and praise some ol ihe various works (hat Al the upcoming ordination Ihe i hull h Is Involved in She s e n ile the congregation will be shared We believe II I a strong Healed lo ,t guesl speaker. Dr. te.o hlni’ program with Ihe .J V Morse h will deliver a m es­ ( hlldlell bee ause tile sc holds sage lie- is the lormrr super! nhave lost die moral basis Wr teudeiit tor tire Central Florida need lo leave these clilldren a District of Na/arene churches hetiiaije cone errilru; tin- IconI and a |xiw*ertul speaker, ar* A very at live part ol the cending to Dora i hull h Is I t s darn e team On She- cited that die rhurrh liifsdav evenings Ihe praise leans heavily 111 missions "We dalle ers i nine logrthrr lo pr.ee are involved in prison ciulNee D in e are three dance re.ic Ii she said W e meet teams dial [xtliitiii perlodl cally One team ol five to six every second and fourth week ai the Dike County < orrre dancers will perform Sunday. ilon.d Facility lor a (hutch Jan 25 lor an ordltialion and service- Oil the lirst fueshav nl Inst.illation servo e (hat the the month wr go to Tamoka i Inin h has planned (iirii-ctiini.d Institution to Dora said W ere a tend tearing group ol (M'liple We teach at the workcamp Then. love dn* Dm! and warn others <>o the third Thursday we go to the itt.ori unit (here We cu n ­ To know dial Jesus IS till* .111 swer We wanl diem also to due t some extensive trac lung know ili,it holiness is die way We give them leallrls and oilier to live W e ie learning dial to materials so il they were moved keep the enemy away we must lliev cexile) still study Oilier missions include entourage strengthen and nursing home work and street bless eacti oilier God Is .it W e just finished wavs ojieiillig knowledge to us evangelism some street evangelism al ( as and helping us learn to turn lion as ,i (tody ol godlv believ­ dr llrewer We held an outdoor meeting and then went door to ers She continued We .in­ door lo talk to people* W r also growing numrnc.illv and spin- have a radio program on WTKR Hy SUSAN WKNNF;R Herald Stall Wriler Richardson. Dora and Elt|ah Richardson I-100 AM at 7 .iO a m on Sunday My husband does that program Dora cited that she feels some |M*Dp]t- s]x*ud loo mac h time m eutertalnmrui and go­ ing to movies and such. We wonder why the church is weak Its tree ause we have weak member*. The memtiers also assist with Jobs and housing lor in mates corning out ol die prison system W e only bring those here that are saved, she said. W e warn to locus on building diem tap spiritually site com luded by saying. Our mission statement Is based "ti a sc ripture in Prov­ erbs Hr 17 He ili.n hath pity upon die poor lendeth unto llir uorship at I 1 a m. and 7 p.rn. Wednesday services are held at 7 :tO (i m Tlie youth depart­ ment ages -I to IH. has Monday Night Dvt* on Monday evenings Dird. and that which he hath given he will pay him again. We really try to reach out to those In need Servo es lor the c hurvh are Sunday sc hnol at 9:30 a m. and Church shares excess funds with those most in need By BUSAN W ENNER Herald Staff Wriler SANFORD ■ Memlrers ol First I’reshytrrtan Church ol Sanford shared a hll ol their surplus with local •>nd other various charities Over $11,000 was dlstnhuled among these groups following .i weekly dmnrr that the cougteg.ition holds every Wednesday night Ac curding to Horace I'aul. rider and budget chairman. In yrars past money had been tight hut last year the church was blessed with an overabundance so the session agreed that oth ers in need should share In this blessing W r wanted to make it more ol an event lor our rnrmtxTs rather Ilian jusi mailing out c hec ks. hr said 'n its way they can see where all the money is going and meet those Involved with those works. They can also have a chance to thank them for their work Major Ilnu r Williams accepted the chec k lor thr Salvation Army while Irene Drown look pari lor the Sanlord Christian Sharing Center Doth organizations assist with clothing and lood lor the needy Mother Weaver was present on behalf of the Rescue Mission They are active on 13th Street housing Die homeless, leedlng and clothing them Clare I’aul accepted money lor tire I nc-mls ol Abused Children and Sylvia Mlkol represented New Hope Center, which hosts a limit shop and oilers help to grieving I.untiles and Children s Wish foundation Other groups receiving funds were Good Sa* to.inl.iu Home. Tile Good News Jail ft I’nson Ministry. Grace N (inis. Habitat lor Humanity. Duval Home. Thomwell Home and House of Goodwill, a ministry ol First Presbyterian C hurch tillering a GKU program and Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Paul added, the Dud has Iwen good tolls arid with tills surplus we decided to stiare with Ihe needy and the underprivileged. We normally have our Wednesday dinners hut this week it will help others too.” H s rtk l P tm jio by M iranda H a w U n t From left, front row Emerson Wilson, representing South Amencan missionaries. Thelma Mike. Good Samaritan Home. Mary Welch. Habitat lor Humanity, Mother Blanche Weaver. Rescue Outreach Mission Irene Brown. Sanlord Chnstian Shanng Center; Emer­ son Wilson, missionary. Alden Matsubara. Grace tj Grits Back row Connie Williams New Chaplain Charles Pitroll. Good News Major Bruce Williams. Salvation Army, pastor ol First Presbyterian and Claire ol Abused Children. Hope Center. Jail Ministry; Bruce Scotl. Paul. Friends Grace Fellowship knows the value of Parent’s Day Out By J E A N A HUGHES Herald Correspondent No one knows Ireller than a parent of a pre­ schooler flow precious a little quality lime can be. One of the new ministries al the Grace Fel­ lowship Congregational Church Is s]>crlally dr signed for busy pa nails and their inquisitive pre­ school children. Parent's Day Out will provide child care Monday and Thursday mornings from 10 u.m. to noon for children from one year old to kindergarten. Parent's Day Oul is nul a preschool or a day­ care. Yrs. II provides parents with some much needed time to run errands or keep appoint­ ments. And yes. It provides a safe placr for chil­ dren lo play uud socialize. Al Grace Fellowship they go beyond simple babysitting, lire program, run by Barbara Watson and Jane Unsworih. Is Keffers in concert The Keffers. Gary. Linda, Amy and Paul, a Southern Gospel family group, wrU be singing at Westview Baptist Church. 4100 Paola Road (46A) in Sanford on Sunday, Janu­ ary 25, during the 7 p m worship service. The public is invited and encouraged lo attend. The Kelfers have conducted a full-time ministry since 1684, when members began lo tour in churches holding revival meetings and special services. The Keffers have recorded 13 albums. Their ministry is dedicated to seeing sould saved. Christians encour­ aged and gospel music promoted. For more information, call 323-0523. child care wllh a strong Christian foundation. Come and follow me to my Father's house is more Ilian a catchy theme. Christian values and character building arr woven Into songs, games, crafts and stories. Tlie program meets Ihe spirt lual needs of thr children while ensuring much needed, quality free time for parents. Watson and Unsworn!) agree on the Importance of pre(raring children from an early age by using the Bible us a strong foundation and leaching basic prtuciplc-h of being a good citizen. It doesn't stop there. As a pun of the program parents are required to volunteer one morning a month and to provide a snack for the group. Par­ ent parttclpatlon Is an Important element lo the uniqueness of fids program. Watson and Unsworih (both mothers) understand the Impor­ tance of adult lime when raising healthy chil­ dren. balanced with special time for parents to Ire Involved In their children's activities. “When ynu rr.rcti mil to thr children you also reach oul lo thr family." said WtcKon Thr program cost $25 per mouth for one morning a week or $50 a month for twu room­ ings a week, and will follow tire Seminole County Public School schedule. Thr program Is limited to tUlern children. Registration Is required and there Is a $20 registration fee. Watson and Unsworih volnnierr their time, and money raised from ihe program Is used lo provide supplies for the c hildren. Grace Fellowship Congregational Church Is lo­ cated at the comer of 24th Street and Park Ave­ nue. For more Information about Parent's Day Oul call the churc h al 322-4584. All Souls announces upcoming mission Special lo tha Herald What more lilting a way to "kick ofT thr New Year than with a spiritual awakening of your bring. With tlie age-old habit of making New Year resolutions, w r seldom think ubout “food for Ihe soul." All Souls Catholic Church. In Sanford, will be hosting a Mission from Sunday. Jan. 25 through Wednesday. Jan. 28. Bach evening's service will start at 7 p.rn. and last approximately an hour and a half. On Sunday, a 'Pot Luck’ supper will be held before the Mission at 5 p.rn. A light refreshment will be served after lire Mission tulk on Monday through Wednesday. The theme of tills year’s Mission will be "Change O u r Hearts,* and 11 will be led by Father Edward Heck, a Passlonlst Minister, from the Bronx, New York. Father will speak at our Jan. 24 and 25 Fathar Edward Back masses, and Ills homily will be un Introduction and Invi­ tation to Ihe Mission. There will be only one Mission service each day. F’ather Heck lias found a trem en­ dous value in having the whole community come to­ gether for one service so that all arc Jollied for the same experience us a fullh com ­ munity. What a wonderful opportunity for all of us to iK-gtn our Journey towards thr year of the millennium. Tlie Mission provides an opportunity to those who are not presently active in church llir lo become to again or. perhaps, for the first time. "Your attendance at. and participation In. the Parish Mission Is a great witness to the parishioners who will lie making many sacrifices to attend these nights of renewal. Hopefully. II will not Just bo (heir r e ­ newal but all of ours as we continue to serve for God and the ways In which God Is revealed 111 our life." All Souls Catholle Church is located al 800 South Oak Avr. In Sanford, and our pas­ tor Is Father Richard W. Trout. For further Informa­ tion about our Mission, please call 322-3795. �I • Santord Santord. Florida • Friday. 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Frt) » • only T V pdroonABBps ■WON) Bavarty HMa, >6310 to have appeared in ham concur(WTBs)I EMpEf r — L— i t M y T miwe ranty airing top-10 aortas. �FRIDAY Sanford Herald TH E W EEK PREP ATH LETICS Games o f th e W a*k You9re no sports fan if you m/ss... J ir r B x x u m c u Herald S ta ff W riter b7 Jan. 23: Laka Mary at Oviado, girls soccer, 7:30 p.m. Tlte Ijuly Rams arc one of the hottest teams In the state as the season begins to wind down. Lake Maty last week knocked off the seemingly unbeatable Spanish River, peren­ nial state champions, with a convincing win and are peaking at the perfect time, Jordan Kcllgren has been unbeatable In the net for the Lady Rams and Ashley Kcllgren had four goals last week. Including three against Spanish River, and she Is only a freshman. The Lady Rams arc 12-1 with an earlier loss to Spanish River as thetr only defeat. Oviedo Is playing well and will be a threat In districts. Plus, the Lady Lions have the added Incentive of playing well for roarh Roby Stahl, a fixture In all facets of Seminole County Soccer, starting at the youth level. He Is leaving to take the position of Director of Coaching and Soccer Education for the Ohio South Youth Soccer Association. The Lady Lions are led by nine returning starters from last season, including Krlstal Walts. Brooke As by and Karyn Hall. Jan. 28: Laka Howall at Laka Mary, boys baakatball, 7:30 p.m . i-nUr Mary is In a state of turmoil right now. trying to find answers as Paul Be Ik. one of the beat all-around players In Central Florida, continue*' to watch the games In street clothes after dislocating his knee against Lake Brantley two weeks ago. ,v Somehow, the Rams have managed to stay In games since the Injury but has died down the stretch with a last second loss to Semi­ nole followed a night later by an overtime loss to Oviedo. Forget the record. Lake Mary Is tough and center Jamal Harrison who Joined the team two weeks ago. has been dominating at times. Guard Alphonso Davis also Joined the team two weeks ago and has added some leadership to the Rams' backcourt. I-nUr Howell has stumbled at times since a strong start but boast the strongest front line In the county and guard Reggie Kohn Is o strong team leader. The Silver Hawks have fallen after overlooking opponents along the way and with Friday's epic battle looming against Oviedo, they may be prime for an upset. Jan. 30: Oviado at Laka H ow ­ . all, boys baakatball, 7:30 p.m. If you get to only one SAC basketball game all season, make It this one. It will be a war. Last month. Oviedo knocked off the fourthranked Silver Hawks on a Brad Combes bank shot with seconds remaining. It was a bitter loss and. almost Immediately after the ball went through the net. Lake Howell started to talk about the rematch In their own gym. ink* Howell and Oviedo are both coming off ugly upset losses so they need a boost before districts start a week later. Just as last time, look for Lake Howell to dominate u n ­ derneath while the Lions* quickness and smarts keeps It close. Home court advantage? It's at Lake Howell but Oviedo brings the largest fan contingent of anyone In the conference. It's a toss-up and the winner will get a major confidence boost going into districts. Jan. 28-90: d a ta 8A District Playoffs, girls baakatball, T E A . Lake Mary should take the title pretty easily. They are currently undefeated and ranked number-one In the state. Lake M ary has easily turned away all challengers as they look towards * return to Lakeland for the state Final Four. You know the cast of characters by now: Aahlee Ballance. Lauren Bradley. Mazy Leah Sutton. Stephanie Dale and Becky Pedro along with Lindsey Manx and coach Carl Brown. The runners-up will have to head out on the road for regional*, and that la a wide open field. Oviedo Is probably the favorite. Except for a blowout loss to Lake Mazy two weeks ago, the Lady Lions are playing some of the best basketball In the area and are led by point guard Mazy Lou Johnston. Seminole County's leading acorer. Coach Tom Bteri and his team suffered an upset loss In dls- January 23, 1998 We’re number two H o w e ll b o ys nip R a m s to e a rn b y e in s o c c e r d istrict shot from (h e left w ing to (he far post, lucking It Just under the cross bar with Just 1:19 gone In the gam e. Less than six minutes later. Lake H owell W INTER PARK _ It's not always quantity or knotted the score as G onralez converted a pen ­ quality that counts, but Just being In the right alty kick. place at the right tim e. The Rams kept up their assault, forcing Silver Lake Howell ju n ior Igor Goncnlrz was Th u rs­ day night, ge llin g his right foot lo the ball and Hawk ’keeper J e ff Subbert to make several (licking u shot Into (h e net lo give Lake Howell u lough saves In the first half. Lake Mary re­ claim ed the lead leas than live minutes before 3-2 victory over Lake Mary In a pivotal 6Ahalf-tim e as R uwj Abram s converted during a Dlatrtct 3 and Sem inole Athletic C onference short scram ble that followed a Ihrow-ln. boys' soccer gam e at Richard Evans Field. Uetslnger. T h a t w as the gam e right th ere.' V ictor Neapecca set up the tying goal for the Silver Hawks when he m ade a hard charge down the right w ing and Into the penalty area before being taken down by a Lake Mary defender. Austin Pumneo was true on the ensuing pen ­ alty kick, knotting the score once again at 58:50. About 2 1/2 minutes later, Ooncalez m anaged to get hla foot to the ball before a Lake Mary defender did and directed It Into the net for the eventual gam e-winner. W ith the victory, the Silver Hawks (9-3 overall, 5-2 In district play, and 4-2 In SAC contests) clinch the No. 2 seed In next m onth's district tournament. Lyman already has the lo p seed wrapped up. Tire loss sets up Lake Mary (11-3, 3*2 district, and 4-2 SAC) as the No. 3 seed. •Securing the No. 2 seed In the district tour­ nament la h u ge.' said Lake Howell coach Scott Uetslnger. *As I understand It. we get a first round bye and (h e hom e field advantage In our (lrsl playoff game. If we had lost tonight, we rould have been us low as the No. 5 seed." For most o f the game. It appeared the S llvrr Hawks would have lo deal with that scenario. Lake Mary controlled much o f the play, oulshootlng the Silver llaw ka 14-6 over the gam e. Not that the Rams were finished - Lake Mary continued to press for the tying goal, attem pting seven second-half shots that required Subberl to com e up with five saves. W ith approxim ately 30 seconds left, one se­ quence saw Subbert end up with the ball Just outside the goal line under a pile o f players from both teams. B y T O N Y D eS O R M IK R Herald correspondent Th e Rains struck first as Rob Hall ployed a 'B eca u se o f the Im portance o f the gam e (the possibility o f claim ing the No. 2 seed o r falling as low as No. 5). som e o f (h e players w ere playing on eggsh ells In the first half." said Uetslnger. “Som e o f the guys were afraid lo m akr mistakes and w e let a couple o f p o s s ib ili­ ties go by us.* The rough, physical play o f the first h alf c o n ­ tinued In the second, resulting In four yellow cards being Issued and a couple o f verbal warnings being given. On the night, six yellow rards w ere flashed. It looked like (h e Rams would pad their lead during a flurry about six minutes Into the sec­ ond half. W ithin a 10-second span. Hall. Don McIntosh, and Pat Mangan all got o ff quality ohots that Subbert somehow managed to parry. 'J e ff cam e up huge In that sequence." said 'It was ugly, but I'll take It." Betstnger said, shaking hla head. 'L a k e Mary played an out­ standing gam e. W e Just m anaged to take advan­ tage o f a couple o f the few chances w e had. This gam e rould have Just ea sily gone the other way.* Lake H owell’a Junior varsity tram also regis­ tered an Important victory Thursday, knocking o ff their Lake Mary counterparts, 2-1. It was the first loss o f the season for the Junior varsity Rams. Senior Night triumphs for Lake Mary, Lyman P m s S t a ff R e p o rts LAKE MARY _ A sh ler Ballance. Stephanie Dale and Lauren Bradley all scored In double figures as the Lake Mary girls' basketball tram made Senior Night a huge success with a 67-22 thum ping o f W inter Springs Thursday night. Dale and Angl W oodall, the only senior's on the Lake Mary aquad. were honored In pre-gam e nrtlvlties and the No. I •talc-ranked Rams celebrated b y w inning Its 25th £ m t without a defeat and also com pleted a perfect 12-0 Sem inole A thletic C onference cam paign. Lake Mary w ill conclude the regular season with a hom e gam e against Eualla at 4 p.m. on Satur­ day. T h e Rams w ill open play In ih e district tournam ent next Thursday at Oviedo High S ch ool against the w inner o f W ednesday's gam e between Lake H owell and DcLand. Lake Mary also won the Junior varsity gam e. 68-4. Doing the dam age for the Rams, who led 39-9 at halftim e, w ere Ballance (16 points, right a ssists), Dale (15 points), Bradley (14 points) and M ary Leah Sutton (eight points. 11 rebounds). Kris Dedelow and Veronica Manzt scored right points each for the Bears. B A M S 67, M A R S 22 ■rtsgi (22) Mann a. MuKry 2. K. Dedr low B. 0. U d eIcm 2. Poland 2. Laka Maty (S7) victory over Sem inole, edging the Tribe 48-44 Thursday night. ‘ Both tim es w ere close," said Lyman assistant coach Gtna Oonavrnture. T o n ig h t was Senior Night so the glrla really got themsrlvra prepared.* Th e gam e was extrem ely d o s e , as Ihe Greyhounds led 13-12 after one period and Sem inole cam e back to tie the gam e at 22-22 at halftim e. Tlte content was still tied. 37-37. after the third qu arter before L y­ man pulled out the win by w inning the fourth qu arter 11-7. Brtanne Hickey led the G rey­ hounds with 12 points, w hile Kim Gant added 10 points. Mcghanne norm ltlckey and Xlam ora Cruz chipped in with eight points each. Tam ara Gilchrist netted a gamehigh 19 points for the Fighting Sem inole*. Felicia H enderson was also in double figures with 12 points and Shemetka Stokes added eight points. Lyman (20-6) will d o s e out the regular season with a hom e gam e on Saturday, before opening play In the Class 6A-District 3 Tou rn a­ ment at Oviedo High School next Thursday night. Th e No. 2 seeded Greyhounds will take on the w inner o f W ednes­ day night's gam e between No. 3 aeed Oviedo and No. 6 aeed Lake Brantley. G R E YH O U N D # 4 #. n O K T IN O S E M IN O LE # 44 S e a t e d * (44) Hampton 2. Murhefl 2. Slakes a. Jackson 1. Ilm d n tu i 12. Ollrhrtal IS 11 a sb (4#) Mao 2. Crui S Oani 10. Smith 3. M. I Urkey S. B IUrkey 12. Ucrpwakc 3. Tucker IVdro 4. M e IB. Haitoour 2. Kendrick 4. Msnt 2. Mussrr 4. Osllanrc IS. Sultan H, Headley 14. Halftime ■core . Lake Mary 30. Winter Springs 0. Kccorda _ Lake Mary 25-0. Junior varsity _ Lake Mary SS. Winter Oprlngi 4. LYMAN WIN8 20TH LONG W O O D _ For the second tim e this season, the Lyman girls' basketball team pulled out a d o s e 11 10 1# 7 _ 44 IS t 1# > 1 . 4 # . Hcconh _ Lyman 30-S LYMAN BOYS PREVAIL SANFORD _ Lance V az continued him hot play as Lym an h d d o ff a spirited C ro o m s com eback to d e ­ feat the Panthers. 71-52. at A llen Nsw York Yanksss outfistdsr Tkn Rains* Is expected to bs on hand atesn Ssmtnots High School holds its annual Alumni Oama/Cookout at Alumni F M J storting at 11 a.m. on Saturday. Rains* normaty stays and givss autographs at te t gams and dM trsnl Asm* donated by Rainsa and othsr professional athletes art auctioned off in addition to tee ber-fe-que lunch. Proceeds from te t gam# go to hs*> tee basebal team dsfrsy costs for the upcoming season. Gym nasium W ednesday night. The Greyhounds led 22-12 o ffer one quarter and 35-21 at halftime. Croom s cut the deficit to under 10 points In th e third quarter, but Lyman rebounded and pulled aw ay for the \Wn. V a z scored a gam e-high 19 points, w hile A lfred Cleveland and Matt Pierson added 11 points each. Terrance Perkins returned from an injured ankle to equal Tim McCloud with IS points each to lead Crooma. Brian Parker cam e o ff the bench to score nine fourth qu arter points. -m e Panthers (9-7) w ill play at Orangewood C hristian School In a crucial district gam e on Friday at 7:30 p.m. O U Y H O U N D # 71. PANTHER# M Lymaa (71) H usain 7. IVeson II. D. Ckvciand 4. Padilla 5. A Cleveland II. Houston 3. Vat IS. Caroian 2. Proaartll 0. Totals: 30 6-S 71. Cre— stSX) IVrkins 13. Anderson S. McCloud 13. Parker 0. Waldo 2. Lee 0. Lee 6. Daley 3. To­ ' : 20 10-12 62. _ SS IS IS S 3 . 7 1 I t S 11 IS . BS Three-point Odd foals _ Lyman 0 H -— Pierson. Paddta. A Cleveland Houston): Crasna 2 (Perkins 2). Total faula _ Lyman 14: Crooma II. Fouled out . none. IM n k a k . none. Records _ Lyman B - l l : 0-7. Junior varsity . Lyman 03. 20. Bears pin Sandcrabs School from Port Orange at hom e next W ednesday starting at 7:30 p.m . W INTER SPRING S _ W in ter Springs Is fo r real. A fter an easy victory o ver Lake Highland Prep on Tuesday night. Bears head coach Rick Trtblt w as n ot ready to overiy praise h is team, fig ­ uring he would get a better handle on how hla charges w ere doing after a district m atch w ith Seabreeze on Thursday. W ell Trlbtt can atari singing h is team 's praises now after W in ter Springs w on fou r o f the first five weight classes and held on to edge the Sandcrabs. 41-36. T J . Izdlathln. Brent W ebber. Rick W ebster and Mike O ood did out­ standing Jobs." said Trtblt. "W e're w restling a lot better and with m ore intensity. But w e still have a lon g w ay lo g o .* 10# fta. by fer- 11# _ Oodkln (Winter SprtnfU tan. 0:3*. I I # . Hallathta (Winter Sprtnp) MrVkmsy. 3:4* Pral- •(Winter SprtnfU ' Bulla. It-O. IS # _ ZanVrsyk N/A pained Oman. 1:00. 14 0.1k 14# _ Doaa (Wintar Sftttifd 1#S _ Webstar (Wmtar k t 3:43. .■ Mature. IS- & Pub HAPFYHOUN Mon.-Fri 4 pm lo 7 pm TU PnW• M.7» D— wEt PHrtMfi # IK W ifi T h e Bears Im proved to 5-3 on the High w ill host 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, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �i ■Santord Herald, Santord. Florida • Friday. January 23. 1996 IN BRIEF C Q ___ t l n a n r l a l 9 9 r ilW IIL IB I Legal N otices CLASSIFIED ADS MOTICS o r PUBLIC AUCTION Sanford Babe Ruth signups SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department will be signing up players for the upcoming B.i Ik* Ruth Daaeball Reason and girl a' softball season at the "Just For Feet' located In Seminole Tnwne Center Mall on Saturday. January 2-llh from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Leagues will Ite otTcred for boys and girls ages four to 18. Those leagues Include T-Boll. Pee Wee. Bambino (10-12). ITep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15). Senior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girls softball. Tire H e p League Is new this year for 13-yearolds only. This will nuke the jump from B a m ­ bino to Babe Ruth smoother and will allow the 13-year-olds to gel used to the longer bases and get more playing time. Cost to register Is $20 and there will be free prizes and discounts also. If you have arty questions, please call Tom Kelly at 330-5697. Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little League will be holding registration for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season at the Sanford WalMart. Times will from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both S a t­ urday and Sunday. first time players will need to bring birth cer­ tificate atid proof of residency. PONY Baseball registration FIVE IX)INTI'S _ With the Spring Baseball se a ­ son ready to get started. Seminole PONY B ase­ ball will hold Spring Registration Saturday' at the Seminole PONT Baseball Complex on County Road 419, one mile east of highway 1792 near Winter Springs. All boys and girls ages five to 16 are encour­ aged to sign up tn the upstairs office of the Sentlnolr PONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you are new to PONY Baseball you will need a copy of your btrth certificate to register. Some registration fees have been reduced tn the younger age groups. Call 323-5570 for more Information. Lake Mary Little League SANFORD _ Lake Mary Little League will offer a full range o f baseball and softball program s for boys and girls, ages 5-15. Registration will be held at the Lake Mary KMart on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5:30 p.ra. Regtstratton fee ts 935 (Includes M LB je r s e y and cap. pants and socks). . Long wood Babe Ruth LONGWOOD _ T h e Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League w ill b e having sign-ups for the Spring Season the next tw o Saturday’s (January 24 and 31st). Tim es will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. A ll sign ­ ups w i l l be held at L o n g w o o d * Candyland Park located on G rant S treet (o ff o f S J L 434). R e g is t r a t io n !I^ o r m to a U c tp ld n s i ages five to 17. P la y )h g 3 tv t«o n s areT -B a U | 6 -6 ). R ook ies (7-8). Minors (9-10). M ajor* (11-12). Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15) and Senior (16-17). T iy o u ts are set for January 31st for new p la y­ ers or those w ho did not play In the Fall P ro ­ gram . Th e Sprin g Season will start around March 1 and end In mid-May, excluding p o st­ season tournam ents. For additional Inform aUon please call W arren Brown (Player Agent) at 331-6786 or Lisa Banton (i’rrsident) at 339-8584. SHS alumni baseball SANFORD _ Sem inole High School Is lookin g for alumni to attend the annual baseball gam e and cookout to be held on Saturday, Janu ary 2 4 . 1 9 9 8 . Cost to players for lunch and a T-ahlrt Is 920, with proceeds going to h elp the SHS B a seb a ll Program. Please call Mike Pow ers at 320-5058 and leave you r name and num ber and som eone w ill return call with Inform ation. Oviedo alumni baseball OVIEDO _ T h e Oviedo Baseball Team would like to invite all form er players to the First A n ­ nual Alumni Baseball Gam e on Saturday. J an u ­ ary 31st at 1 p.m. Th e gam e will b e played at M ilder Field, O viedo's hom e field, nam ed for the Lions' legen ­ dary coach Paul Milder. A ll Interested form er player* should con ta ct coach Kcnnc Brown at 320-4192. Th e cost for this event Is 925 per player. A ll proceeds gp t o ­ w ards the OHS Baseball program . Red Bug Softball CASSELBERRY _ Sem inole County Is regis­ tering team s until February 6th for their S prin g Stowpitch Softball Season at Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. Th e 10 week season starts the week o f Febru ­ ary 16lh and w ill cost 9310 (9285 league fee. 925 A S A fee). For m ore Inform ation please call 695-7113. Preview- Nolle* II haraby given: Sammola Wrackar Strvica win *•11 *1 Public Auction tot aalv * g * tor caah on damand to h igh tit biddar, tha following datenbad vahtclaa: M b. eg, ttg g Tt Chary 4 DR Vin • iN itu a sim is M b. ge. tta a •1 Oao I on vm« j i n u H t n u t H t Tha auction will bo hold at t r oo pm on tha oeid data* •bora. At Sammola Wrack a r S a m e * 2340 S Myrtla Ara . Santord. Fla 37772. Proapaetira biddara may totpact rahlclaa ona hour prior to tala. Tarma ara caah or certi­ fied fund*. Sammola Wrecker raaarraa tha right to accapt or rafact any and all but*. Publiah: January 2 ], IM S DtU-111 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T M t t l T N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AND PON S I M I N O L I C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A l l NO. B T r l t l t C A -l t -A J t NO F P A U IU C C I, Plaintiff, ra 0 P HOLDINGS. INC . S UCCESSO R IN INTEREST TO W ESTERN OPERATIONS CORP. AND W ESTERN OPERATIONS co n ro n A TiO N Datandant. N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO Waalarn Operation* Corp., U S A . a ditaolrad Florida co r­ poration and all partiaa claim­ ing witaraat by. through, under or agamat Waalarn O par anon a C orp., U S A. and all partiaa haring or claiming to hara any right, till* or intaraat In tha proparty harem daaenbad ■ K H IS IT -A * PARCEL t: Arreche Btgm IS 01 Chelny South ot tha Northweat corner ol tha Northeaet: on.quarter ot Section 31, Townehip t t South. Rangy 30 Eaat. Ihanca run North T.8 chain*, thonca run Eaat t 25 chama, thanca South 7 S chain*, thanca Waat t 23 chain* to tha POINT OF BEOINNINQ. (All ot aaid land* tying and barng m Sammola County, Florida.) PARCEL 2. Bata* Section 11. Townahlp I t South, Range 10 Eaat, Beginning 2*.7 Waat and 71S' South ) S degree a Waat ot North*eal corner Run Waat 413 South 142.43' Cast 131.13' North 34 dagraaa Eaat 423.3' Sacttan a t . Townehip t l South, Range 10 Eaat. Beginning 3 2 3 71' Waat and 4 ig .* S ' South ol Northaaat ear­ ner run South IDO' Eaat 340.0' North 100' Waat 341.0 toot to •action I t . Townahlp 10 South, Range 30 (e a t, -Beginning 2B.7' Waat and South 33 dagraaa Waat 30 3' ot tha Northaaat corner run South 3* dagraaa W att 704.1' W att 371' North T l 1 Eaat 2 4 l .t ' North 404.02' Eaat 33333' to Soctton I t , Townahlp 13 South, Range 30 Eaat, bagtontog i §33.73 feat Eaat and I S ' South ot North 1/4 co r­ ner run I 113' South 233041 5S4SSV:. utaa Eaat 132' Eaat 113.13' North 234.33' to beginning Section 21, Townahlp t t South, Range 30 Eaat. Beginning 1230.3' Eaat W North 1/4 Section 31 Corner run Eaat 433.23' South 2*4 33' Waat 113.13' South ■ dagraaa 30 minute* Waat t t t ' South 2 dagraaa 21 mmutaa Waat T l t . M ' South 23 dagraaa Waat • 4 t.g r North 17g|.S3' to Beginning (Lata Road) Begin 422X41 leaf Saudi and S7t.7l tael Waat o« Northaaat corner at Section 21. Townahlp i t South. Range 20 laat, Sammota County. Florida, run South 171 toot; Waat 40 teat; South 222.431 teat. Waat 141.72 feat; South H dagraaa Waat IM .4 feat, North 2 dagraaa t t ' Waat *23.1 • teat. Eaat I I S teat; North te point South TS degreea Waat ol Bog inn mg. Neath TS dagraaa RARCCL S: A pare at Of land in Sacttan 21, Tbam tNp 1B Saudi. Range SO Eaat. SUB ISO, Stock OOSE. Lot 0000, » em>no>o County Tea IX No. 4SS1 U3*9). IkgaBy S E 0 1374.17 leas I and S 1 D C O I4 H ta M W N W t* n * e r* f N t 1/4 run S TS D * a 1H 3044 S s o c o as m m w l i r a taw ■ 213.23 la w N , 111.4 la w S TS M O W 03X3 teW la B E0. RARCCL S: W A SaM Tha Saudi S3 i/s Chama w die WeW 1/4 W the S aud iw iW 1/4 ni w l — —— aS 9a 1 ■ - »■ IV C lW i fa M a S U IVWT2VR23P •t IV South, Range 20 EaW . lying South and EaW W tha Eanfar* Qrant U n a, and to* t a w too la w W tha Santaid Brant U n a In Section 20. TewnWrip IS South. Range SO la w . Ml M SwaWWa County, Florida la raad right W T h w p a n W dm l a w *00 la w W tha W ow t a s s x taw W dm South 1730X2 la w W dm North <710X2 N W d « w W 1/4 d 21. TawnWHp f t South. Kongo I23 Eaat, North W dto l aniard Sow 140 la w W Ska ItW o l N w Narto S t t h .M ao woo dm tdaw i t s YOU ARC NOTIFIED dmt an B a g * &B Diets last season, so they should be ready, especially at their home court. Lyman doesn't always win pretty, but the Lady Greyhounds get the job done. The Hickey twins lead the cast and Lyman went to regional/* last year after a strong showing In districts. Lake Howell has guard Nikki Reed who can do a lot of everything and may be the dark horse of the bunch. Lake Howell plays hard and Is experienced enough to nave been through this tournament before. The tournament opens on Wednesday with No. 4 seeded Lake Howell taking on No. S DeLand and No. 3 Oviedo facing No. 6 Lake Brantley. On Thursday, the Lake HoweU-DeLand winner gets the unenviable task of playing No. 1 Lake Mary and the Lake BrantleyDcLand winner battling Lyman. The finals will be Friday night following the Junior varsity cltamplonahip. a prwntaaory note Jun o t t . I M S and C at*.. 0y Jana F. Pautuccl haa ' kgamw you and B . R too., S uc t aaaw to w to earva o cooy W year Htonoao, d any, to R on 2 Wtornpy, Tlmodty R. J r . whooo oddraao la i I l l s , Santord. Florida 22771- I t 4*, aa at Orlando-Winter Park 407/ 322-2611 407/ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times....$.68/line B AM - 5 PM 7 Times......... $.B4/line MONDAY thru 3 Times........ $1.09/line FRIDAY 1Time..... $1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Ratos ara par Inaarllon A SUNDAY 3 Una Minimum. Scheduling may Include Lake Mary Life at the cost ol on addi­ tional day Cancel when you gel results Pay only lor the days your ad runs al rata earned Use lull description lor loslast results Copy must follow acceptable form We reserve the right to refuse an y ad at any lime Commercial frequency rates are available D E A D L IN E S Tuesday thru Friday 12 N oon the day before publication S u nda y 12 Noon Friday. A D J U S T M E N T S A C R E D IT S : In the event of an error, the Santord Herald will bo response* lor the first insertion only and only the the extent ol Cm cost of that Insertion Please check your ad lor accuracy the first day It runs crept? Laam wtmre to obtain 9m ban daaii-cradit cardt. tm. but loan*, debt contoiidaMn. Rami aa tow at S 9%, no an­ nual faaa. uc H i W Ewarpnaa* 323-1993 EARN A CAR. Free Training SLf Qreat IS. FWx lira. 321-5421 70— Education 4 Training Up to SID M/Hr. Dayton*. F/T or P/T Rakabto paraon aJcath handaling t i p . Loan-CoOac- Accredded Truck School COL. VA/TAAppnr Job A u d i Wkeod da**** Nabonal Thick Schooi 1-SOO-4SS-T2S4 330-24M Sanford. CHtLDCARE TEACHERS S AD C S Pari A tul ttma naadod F«p req Oood benoMi Cal 322 7903 L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P E O P L E ? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. At a Medcal Amitant wdh an Attocut* ol Serene* dagre*. you wd ha*) prepare pahant* lor exemmation* conduct import­ ant mtti an} perfiap* even m mi in minor auraary It* a rewardng carear 4 you Urn hatpmg oFieri •Day or Fvervng Classes •Financial M Ijt Then* IVho Ouatry •OreduaM Placement Asats C a t Today* 407-C21-M1C IN T N * C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T N S O IO H TS S N TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT Id AN D FO R S S M IN O LS C O U N TY . FLO R ID A Casa No.i 0 7 -2 1 0 2 -D R -O t-B IN RC: Tha Marriage of: BRIAN J. MILLER. Pam loner /Hu* band, v. GLORIA 0. MILLER. Retpondant/Wlf*. STATE OF FLORIDA) C O U N TY O F ORANOE) N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO : OLORIA D. MILLER. A d d rett Unknown Y O U ARE HEREBY NO TIFIED that a Petition tor Otaeotutlon of Marriage ha* baan filed m thl* Court on the 21th day of A u g u tt, 1 t»7 . Tha Petition ***k» an award of apodal equi­ ty 1o tha Pam toner ot certain mat pro party owned by you and PWttlenar, Brian J . Miller, a* tenant* by tha entireties, local•t 441 Sundown Tied. Tha Petitioner also *aak* an aqultabla dlwnbuiion of tho partiaa‘ marital aoawa and habum** You ara required to aarva a copy ol your wrmon dWonooa. H arty, on tha atiotway fw dm Petitioner. PnWp M. Treat. P A . 123 South Swoop* Avanua, Bull# 1103, Maitland. Florida 22731 on or before February tth . IS M , and IHo tho orlguml with tho clerk ot thl* Court otthor botoro aarvlco on WWy thorootior. Othorwma. a OWauR will Na ontarad agamw you lor tha relwt damandad In t Rut* 11X 0 0, Florida Family Law R uW t of Proaoduro, roqwra* certain automatic omalaaurao ot do cu­ ment* and Information. FoUuro to comply can roouti I 14— For Sal* EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE U c , 34 yrt Exp Choo** from over 30.000 dtwgna IV tq ft Fra* eti i m i m r , h i i i \i R U a lp a ALL M T E R IE T E D PERSONS ARB N0T1FM0 THAT: nolle* I* served wtva hav* vaiiwy of tha ww, dm guaufteaW dm paraonW roprooanof pretorrerpwa earn •LocahCompany truck -FOR A ll Of y o u r 407-4194200 ■More tdvmad true rwi a ( program 2 camatory tot* (3.000 Sava *1900 Caa m - m i MXMWnang w p a y w n record 19— C o m p u to r/ T V i mmuaaan iak*CN4*i •SUM cr na an warrwig carear 19* CaWa R w d y Color TV tod In * turn wh aaiad hr aland w FOtog 30 poubona by 0 M 3 M No ami tor ado SS941I1 * ^1151 1 S French A w 222X242 w Th* following “ O f fw P I W 9 § 9 i (407) 322-1230 Ext. 231 11900) 935-0026 ext 9634 FUNDED B Y THE DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAEM Huat M il are iarw tlllltt 44X0*24 ARE YOU « MOTIVATED? w* are tootono tor dm haw T V * to town 9300 phi* war toy. P7T hour* Fun work emnrenC W Monday erty X I I 23X2*70 W>W H M R B F/T A R77 tor a Maror Manutacturmg plant m Santord. Poai•on* ara avskabM on al 11 or 220-11 I 1(900) 29S-9203 *x! 2230 FSaiSwa ara _________ 4 M . M W D a d d of Nun mg or appr? w«hto 50 North Htg/iway 17X2. Daftwy. Flori­ da Drag Fra# Warkplac*. COE. 27— Nuraary 4 Child A a tT T V R JO M F O R V O U l JuN CWF Mover a Foal 10 yrt ami in Raw ram*, r tod Fiat play room 32X0113 EXP, CfXLO CARE QR/ER Accapbng I X y r old* al my horn# Altnoon. avanmga, A overrule* Located Lk parson lor tmac WhoWaaM Noway Co Eac. typing Wda. phono a. and computar aqmrvanoa req SWM ordar army /VP 4 A/R Salary to uppw Taan* MARTA'S D A T C A M I W l tool Rre-StfmoL LAKE MARY. U C . *5X4 7. 322-004 MW to: P.O. Boa 1EI421 FL 32715-1421 ChM Caro F/T or P/T i 2-11. 4C aixartari No rej DISHWASHERS F T P T 37/hr Apply to paraon at Lingmo • Paata and Smax Hout* 120 Infl Pkwy. Haatfvow____________ DRIVING INSTRUCTOR For local COL buck driver Fam­ ing earner Rawed drrvart anoouragad to apply Home awry night Mutt anjoy working with paopm Inwretiad individual* mould have O TR tip and a good driving record Wa ortar atea tore pay. companyimm mauranc*. paid vacation* 5 hatday* Cal 900-664-7354 or 407329X000, aak tor fhckSnam ordare bom home Ready cam For alart-tto ka/l-bm* memberahq> too. MAO. (3000 dmetomo lo CALYPSO VARIETY. 1464 N lakamoni A w . Winter Park. FL 22792_____________________ BASE to: MOLLY bUUOMHSNNO F/T * M-F * S -lp m WM Train. *07-797X097. Now hmng *>p*n*nc*d COOKS, IER YIC SR S 4 OtSMWASM■RS. Top pay paid vacWnna aflar I year Made aI Danahtt and a Onto Fra* Work 4460i S SR 41 WeN-S 407420-7771 5 3770 Orlando Or-nXE-BaWarX. 097491X209 DENNYS RESTAURANT. 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R N tw d atmoaphere amokn g ok Dacrxe or Mwa 737X270 N M K M iU T Minimum 5 years a g a ib n u and water and tewer Oood Dreg Free Work tor a n t lour Jo b Ft JOB PAM Cuarom Staling mwaa you lo our tab Ian from 7.30am to 700pm Cal today* NO FECI ---Uiwl— I f t iw w ninng fo f Itm in o to Countv EwMtom poeson* av*e*b» cjuuum m ,wc. Cas •57X714 a r t . Apply Man-Frl 7:2S-7X0pw NEVER A FEED ‘ LayOwrMan* ■Exw Stop P a y •aOiKRaaramanr ‘Haaim bmuranoa* R •to pay tor .■ r luuanr W LOU®' 1 y rO T R a « / O 1*14 i u ACOLr ms. R.O. Boa 0*4265. RssldsnUsl CtaanlnQ JAHnOFSAL POST7IOMSAT OynAF nomi ntpiy phorm cards. No Car 6 toauranc* faadad Weakand* FREE 331X2SS fiM TVn» t Part TVna ao i of dm fbw 'Service* REP Crerkf Unmn tap preferred Lake Mary area F a ire tt«n * to 4S7-* 0KTAS. PERSON n Pareon pna Ban* Car Car*'. 2710 Orlando Or R iR iW a u i ItrM im . MuM be abW to W a nantown of 60 tm on a oon knuoua baarn ForkMi aapananca pratorrad sunm g iam (S T S IN NNL tS 96 2nd ah* "Mual pai* math l*N. Apply m paraon al 2950 Laka Emma Road. Laka Mary. FL 32745 Naadad tor 264 i n t i MuM b* u p n t l phaae* HVAC cert . axe work environment Cal Santord lAnrkng Apr* tor more TE LLE R Cremi Union #m> pre­ ferred Lake Mary area Faa return# to CNA-F/TI ip m -lt M iA l l a » 7 a a SALARM t BAtCO on CXPCRKNCE i A s k Y o u r P s y c h lc t pow on a p/rji-Mm-. m-i ln af F I HA Tia iipla n in I M/UNTENANCS PERSON -btSiRYMANdST PIANO LCSSONE Prival* Bag ALONC? FL'a R ESR fCTVD Dating Bureau lor SENIORS. -------- 1977. 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C U S TO M E R SERVICE REP Ow m on m* ground floor of a laN paced nationwide company* labor Ready aa*k$ a paraon who it hard-working, computar Marat# haxtom and a team player to work in a bury olfioa in Santord Eacaimnl growth po tankal whh company Orett ban afitt. mckrdmg 401k and Mock porch*k# plan Send reeume to labor Ready Atm Branch Managar. 1662/1664 S French Av*. Santord. FL 32771 or tax to 407-22X5797 EOC.__________ KMPtOVMtMT Nttoa* USTRATNMI for l awNipip County, dm ad draw of which I* P.O. Drawer C. Sanford, Flarldd 22TT1-SSM. 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OBJECTIONS N O T BO FILED WILL SC F O R M S BARRIO. Tha data of dto Srw Quantadan W dda N atiw la January 13rd. I M S. F r a a B W a t 1-S0Q-M0-C7W ■ M O M S itmttoo |E*m io 32*4/ am. CaC >20*344 aw C-4E. -No CON tor I XL *43 1ST SLY loading manutacturer/dwtntoutor W 3 soBatootmi. ha* an In K% Lake Mary r tM and 2nd NW aaHwatona. Hour* are -------------- 30PM wtd 40CPM- ‘ I 12:30AM. NtaM So Mta to HI a ntownum ol 36 to*, and aland tar ■ horn. Apply to parson M 1050 Emma Oaks T il l. Laka NtaryFL 32744______________ Z 0 9 I 0 H A D Oood ktoomo PotortoM 790 C I 407-J UhLi-UMI C. AM U T A t Clerk W d m Court •tt 1407) 341-11PO] t t . M , IS M oo Mac ICS3 ft M l a BAR PERSON E id k f i A SpanWh orJarred 191-79M Z U V Z I W PCD W P D K O H PCBHX VCDN 9 I N D A M H H * *V O ATCO on JA N U A R Y 13th, SSSEU COMPUTER TECH F/T. PC and >axpanenc* Fa i raauma to 912447-3103 or caa •Oround craarRaggaoa cUareCustomar aannewTlckahngHLamp agantaHVaruatora •Sacunfy NOW tend N k d M T W t F N X M R S * SR S T -O T S -O P IN RE: (S T A T E OF W ILBURN L. M IOOLSTON f l i t , ,|| f g u i i LABORER tor a parking in and mamtananc* company. Oood pay and banahti Cart Mia ay 332-1441. , "Atrium 110 hr and up TO Mb* * a M h 6 u * I -----------------------------COTON CORPORATION. 9m bona Wading manutacturar/ or ol wactronc accaa opening* in If i NOW tar IN and 2nd awn waranouaa Tha odmlnlatrWIon •< the •ate** W WILBURN L MIDDLETON dacaaead. Fa* Number 37BT2-CF. I* pending W tha -a s js iB ’ Opencig tar «taf drtwr af van '■"/"■■I....... HEALTHCARE A REHAB Can lar ol Santord tpaaaLnng m rahab and rector atnre care L a i Y o u r O s t o -U n * W tTN lS I my hand and **M W thta Court on January tdi. 1330 B Y MARTANN I M ORSI Aa Clarh W dm Court Diana K. Brummart Aa Deputy Clark PubUah: January 3, 13, 22. 20, IB M M M -SO LABOR RITE'330-3416 CLERICAL PERSON Should hav* lypmg lk M and tom* bakc computer knowledge Mutt be reliable Located on Lake Mary Ohrd Rhinahart Road area Evening Ihours Contact Rob 202-90*4 s lu m i. F/T A P/T CARPET/JANITORIAL Nights 5 wkand* *7/Hr to Mart • tom* barmfitt Must have Iran* A phone Lv Mat* al HI-4953__________ HOUSEKEEPER WASHED Ap­ ply within 300 W#M Airport. Santord RENAISSANCE R CTW IM CNT CENTER Com* work with Pm BEST) CHRISTIAN M SJJO N AnC Cam more f a wkfy than moat paopto aam aa mo. 170-0301 SS3 Eatl Hnry 426. Si# 200 Cassetrerry, F I 32707 12—Elctorly Cara panteularty described as: Lot 133. Wyndhom Wood*. Phase II. PlWbowk M . p. 41 and 42, RuNMc RccarOa W Sammola County, Florid*. LD R U N c'cAR TtR ■TEINCR PuOSoh: January ( 2 , SS. February S, 12. I M S O C M -IH CHECK CASHIER CttyColhg* Legal N otices EXP LANDSCAPE PERSONS Oood pay * tmnaMs FDL req d BEAUTY AND BEYONO Buy A aaS AVON being lurr Seminole 71— HaIp Wantad 71— Hr Ip Wanttd - FJ PCD ■ *V M O A Z O W D Z O I C O H A D . ’ — W L I D U M D N R . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *D«fMUon el s musical: dksorDsrty conduct occaaionaBy IntorrupSod by t a * ‘ — LL. SIMkyNEAkW ts / �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida - Friday, January 23.1998 • >1 93— Rooms For Rent 71— Help Wanted POUTER tn downtown Orlando araa. Oaan appearance. drug bee. F n t shift Call Ml “ tty 132- 1441 FURNISHED HOOMS-AR utut mcl Laundry, pnona. rnd Ml ute >85-190 ■ weak 324-4955 ROOM FOR RENT jeaWaak ItOObec Ful houta pnv Wathar.'Dtyar B31-31I1 RIGHT HAND MAN 99— Apartments • Unfurnished Naada 75 w o r heart dally. '15 tlgn on bonne to new am*Eitra pay to drlvan. ■Open 8 am M l Dogtrech Rd, Long wood. _______WMIW_______ ROOFERS experienced only HELPERS mraum IS yaan old. no aipananca nacettary Mutt nava nauabia da*y trantponabon Cad 822-9417_____________ SALES REP-Van leal Blind* $25K $35K/yaar FuR banal,tt pba Cal 830-4700_____________ SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armad A Unarmed .Pfsntty8 Aaaoa, S34-7444 I /WAREHOUSE PERSanlord arse U m mamtananca P/T M F Cal U S OAM RECOTOH CORPORATION. Iha nabon’a loading manufacturer/ tbatributor ol contumar alac ironic aecataonaa. hat an epanaw m a t Lata Mary o«ica tor a Spray Palmar, I I I thtft. 2:00AM -2 00PM Pnor tpray painting aipananca with mold ad platlic componantt pra tarred Mechanical ability to manual apray booth and pant gunt A ab*ty to mantan tup ply mvanlory a mutt Mutt have airatanf communication M ill and be daut-onantad Sand ratuma and taiary hit lory to Human Ratourcat 2950 Lata Emma Road, lata Mary FL 32748. 07 FAX ra tuma and taiary httlory to 407-333 1984 EOE___________ TRAMEEJMSTALLER Benefits. F/T. CaN 930-4700 *"LIMITEO TIM E" I t DO oil Flrtt month* rant 323-9497 Of 331-0121 APARTMENT LOCATOR Save Fmd what you are tooting lor Mtvtf a fa*. 1-900-330-99M M A R IN E R S V I L L A G E IM t AOA I eomr 14IOMO 1 BD"M 1470MO AhO UP 323-8670 OSTEEN-t bdrm wbath $250 . dap 2bdrm $300 « dap 3 bdrm $360 ♦ dap 322-9271. ROSE LE A VILLAS Sri Spocltl - *4t(MMon»n ___HUO OKAY 407-3304933 SANTORO 1/1, nopatt, no rh**en $30Gmon V UOGSac 321-3341 SANFORO 3/1 3390/MonthVERY CLEAN Newty Renewal ad Move-In Spactal $22-7931 ~ SANFORO HISTORIC DtST. 1/1 Scm patio, hardwood Itoort taaplaca Spaciout $4001150 Stonttrom Realty 322-I4H SANFORD OUPLEX Historic Datnct t bdrm. $40OTno « tac 123-5212 or pgr 444-4599 100— Condominium Rentals 3 atory 3 ? 5 w'dbi gar. near Airport A 417 m prwata waRad community $500’dap • $750 mo ncudr-U attar garbage A lawn cate Discount available 323-9139 103— Houses* Unfurnished TEC H M C U N WANTED Wa van. rrvrtl heva good machancal tbwty good work amc t and data* to Mam lor ad vtneamant Toon and Unfformt provided Paid vacation and hotidayt Apply m perton at Harraff and Beverly Trantnv, won 209 W 25th Si Sanford Mon-Fn, 9am 5 30pm______ ____ WELDER MsyTg tip a rrxitt F T Good paybanaMa OfWP 299 1592 73— Employment Wented ranu/ and rear atuta adver iitamantt are tubyect lo the Fadaral Tea Houung Act which makat > Ragai to adverMe any prater**.* krrvtation. or (hacratanabon bated on race, col­ or teagion. tat, hamacap la' tlatut 0« national orv»n $300 DOWN-..WHY RENTT Whan you Can own tNt 1 bdrm homa w/ CHA. naw parti A car pat 2 Art about MUO horn**' Tha Huffman Qroup. in*. ------111-9331 U M tarv •oonvanant location 323 9009 M A R K E T IN G SALES T R A IN E E - , k t a x a I u m i| u n > want* a h ic h -c n c to ', v m .it t lc person, w h o Ica rm quickly, to fill a m atkctinfi p m in o n . C o m n tu n il at ion and talcs exp e n e ru e a pin* C le ric a l experience helpful. Internal Ju lie t at w ell at outtlilc talct Bate p lu t com m ission. C a r allowance C a ll 12 2 -2 W I for an appoint m eni &ilr At<ae oTHPP- H4VP, ' n ir n * « i Lengwood. 17-92 tattoo FREE 29011 aq ft AiCpari Store Front’ Office 313-9294 or $99-9117 Office Space Available far Laaaa. Sanlord Commerce Clr located at Par* Ava A 25th St 2 amtet approx 3.000 t! A 8.500 at $9 pat par year Parting it abundant Caff John Oay at Strictly Commercial. Lie Real Brofcffrt 407-940-0330,_________ OFFICE/WHSE 3.000-15.000 tt From $3 at Prime location May 17-92 Sanlord. t W bom Airport Bivd Caff 334-4440 JtoVBua PROFESSIONAURETAIL Space 1501 W tat Street 1805100 tq It $350toon A UP BEVERLY 8. MASON REALTY (407) 122-9199 118— Office Space For Rent A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 iq n A up1$285 A MONTH Offx* Storage 32f-0120or 333 2554 OFF ICE/OFnCE-WARE HOUSE Now AvaiaWe xage Guardian Partonai Stor, Cat tor data* 578 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Su/tai avtllabla - 1100 BF A 1100 SF. 407-321-7004 141— Homes For Sele LAROE 4 SR family home m quWt naighborhocid It jutt Hart good1117,700 UP, ~ MSTOWCAL AREA CVw* u bant 1/1. art m kit tv rm. _$90-weak $300 Pap 322 8955 SANFORO * i 5 1950-mo ♦ $95Gt*c dap CHA ter pch. WSpa Graat rm. w/pooi labia ♦ btoptoce No part'$23-3329 SANFORO 2/1 Ctm Mahon $40Gmo XMAS Otcouit Rat raq 331-4717 (• 'VttMrMUMNTALft CASSCLSCRNY 371 Carport tern pen. C H A $90071900 SANFORO i n Dupiai CHA. Naw carpal 8 pamt $4401330 SANFORO 171 wiam rm. car­ port. Mate w opton $4001400 PMC CREST 171 w7 la/rtTy rm. ig yard CHA. nee 0000/9000 m DOYLE (407| 322-2420 W t NEED HOUSES TO RENT MODERN FURN. A Antlquet 1 PIECE or Whole Houaehotd 904-774-222S/407-940-1S32 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale 217— Garage Sales PINE RfOGE 27 Screen porch over looking tm beautiful taka lu*rutln*jm 334-9402. 157— Mobile! For Sale CARRIAGE COVE 34t44 171 *82 Skytme SpH plan, new carpet, vaiyl A lap aiding Stl.000 157— Mobile Hornet For Sele •4 FLEETWOOO 14 X 70 32 CHA. 10 X 20 awmg Many EX­ TRAS’! 831-7708 or 372-1553 “ p ^ A V T M O e K E PARK ' Hornet $3 000 to $9 000 Setup Fnancmg QUIET I 323-2981 t i t AS 172 73 Camhrvvje W D. io n rm $4,000 C all 323-8160 DW 372 SANFORO/LK MARY Family pert, low lot rent $247/ mo eat m kff many ertrai Re duced tor quck tale Atkng $19 5 00060 Cat 302 7188 or pgr 372-1969 CUDDLE UP in one of these cozy homes. ;*■ - m T at ' K$>) r n C -l 3 . •to On la w w OOLF CLUBS Fuaaet Bag A cart $9000 Cal 322-0197 191— Building Materials ENOUCH to butd nee tn*d Roofrvg and averytwn yout need Caff 149-1521 200— Lfveslocl Farm Supplies ^ — i ■ ■ DO ATS 3 rn ja t 2 grown. 1 baby $40 170 Ca« 322 8802 Leave Mmtege DELTONA 10 acret Idaal tor maWe hometne hortet. came, larrrvng or nunery’ Zoned agri­ cultural $3.900/ACRE Sm down wtowner hnance 904-7171773 or 904-7B7-A922 A Great Place To Uve K 32771 The Sanford Honk1 needs C A M M U IS for eatabliahed routes In the Sanford area. All you need la dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a greet new Job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! MEDCO DEVELOPMENT • e w to iR lM M W lc o o tC T JM — M % B t o M M L l P y i » . M M U Chnatmaa'll AppA/toya/erff col wa c a t 9T9-19M 279-Heullng 261-Computer Consulting InUiUUUl 262^eMneta s n w n s s n ra n r- On t5th 9tnet (RL 44A) between 17-92 and Airport Blvd. on HarlweU Avenue 4 0 7 -3 9 M 7 9 3 UJUV-IT-I wl JUiemUa IM M i i ip 11min 111mi Provides educational octwtfiM •tang xwh TLC A ptoyroom, ten mart*uluncAt m w a ■ ■ I R a M p II 287-Lawn SenriCM Free I 3*9-7174 GREG RES7COM FREE EST O U A U TY CARE ^ssr..e toceta, ve. oraohea. Raat 407-47^1833 (407) 324-4334 omacnoNS: $ Warehouse apace for rent, 1,250 aq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located, behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more Information, cell Frank Voltollne at the Sanford Herald. rlSVr*. 278Handy Man E A R N FU LL TIIVIE PAY FOR P A R T TlfVIE W O R K Call to see If you quality for this opportunity to own a naw home. WAREHOUSE SPACE CALL D K I T l ELECTRIC 4*7-321-9732 -------------------------1321-6072 3 ,9 9 0 MCUNMNQLOT FOR VOUI 1714 ltdjawood Av».. Sanford •3306104 U S S THAN R I M I N G *7 CLASSIFIED DOING THE WORK Apartments CALLUSAT M NAVEL O M N O E S S RED O R A B C m un. Meriwether Farme 3481 Celery Ave FHM N O BOATS FOR RENT Starting at $30 A up AMO: 24 Pontoon Cal 330-1612 C ou n try La k e Lot For repeat, peiifing 6 cererwc ate, M o. R l. 240— Boat Rentals 221— Good Things to Eat T i l l• ■nwmieCottrte a 1*771 *4 Z U PALMPOINT, SANFORD CASH S U PAD! For Junk Cart. Truck! A Mite' K^P*MJPC46CA^T^F^v£JlS44^ •VoUeyteU •Spvtltaf M 7 rt.-1! LAKE M AR Select your lot at BO C H E W ptok-up half ton AT Runt good $800 O0O Cal tor more Into 324-9547____________ 82 DODOE RAM 250 tongbed van 134.932 m iei Runt At tt See and mak* offer at San­ lord Herald. 300 N French Ave. Sanlord (In back ol man build 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 263-Carpentry U A f l* •4 OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low mileage, great oat mileage A ronVorri$2500k j 2 1 W 4 ^ ^ _ laiesCkMU • Ukeftaat CARPENTER. A» Home ) BATH H O M l fOK 231— Cere For Sele Alum. Cent Copper /Braae Kokomo Recycling: 221-0004 • IIW . FTrtt-H T M . Bet 9-1 11 Dtttwathan toodtocaAtei unMouniertap/ loon/haw cabntti. (24-0440 iu n \ Nf \\ 1 Bf O R O O M FREE: Three double awrung wmdowt w/ tcreent CALL 322 8 1 6 ^ v e n ir g ^ n lj^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ a » _________________ 2 3 8 ^ V 8 h t e i^ W i^ , " ^ Wishing jYi/Ap. bundles o f Joy, loads o f laughter, "* tons o f fu n ...AU yea r and after1 A D V ER T ISIN G REPRESEN TATIVE FJ.ta1M7* 223— Miscellaneous 219— Wanted to Buy •Reconditioned I Rabun U4—. iw*e QKfin^tfirori r>ne r ■ wavntn, urytn, Doora. w n to a t carpentry. K in g,. tdeck! A concrete CSC19980 323-49321SQBatxX £ Fsopte-perton with intognty md snihutissm nssdsd to c*l on accounts tor tfw Sanlord Harsld and Leka Mary Lilt. This is an *outsida' position wdi fice-to-lace salss. Pravious sales exptrianoB profaned. Cal 322-2611 or mail rssuma to: ■16 Shannon t/rrve-P,ne Crett Sub Lott ol everythmg!1 3291 8. SANFORD AVE., SANFORD c/ ^ 7 BRAND We N CHEVY FuO-ex long bad PU Tool boi A bed llnar. $3,800 ________ ColH3B-Aiai MULTI-FAMILY SAT 8:30 • 7 187— Sporting Goods orapetr Freeh From Orove SAOOS MARKET 322-1081 OARAGE SALE SAT ONLY 8-2 Large Kenmore rrvcrowve Oven Erceffent coruMun $40 00 Caff 173-4423 MATTRESS SALE • Full tuff uted box tpnngt A mall rei t $65 00 Lerryt Man 322-4132 inet Uup 235— Truck/Buset/Vans For Sale 907 South Park Ave Sanlord MOVING’ EVERTHINO MUST GO’ REDUCED FOR XffCK CASH BALE! Bantord-Nio* Area 2 9 acre* 810000 POSITION OPEN FOR: GARAGE SALE 221— Good Things to Eat GWdtborough Elam Sal. Jan 24 8-3 Ctorrung and toy bananra 1300 W 20mSt. Sanlord eiii.Nw.n«,CM i*RT (407) 134*7072 323-3301 5 Sat A Sun. 8-77. Lake Mary Bird, turn on Art Lane, to 714 Meadow Street Furn. electric tawt A toott rtlng A bearer, book* recordt. engraver, mttc DAY BED White. Victorian tryle wth 2 hum mattrettet A trurvffe Never mod 1300 407- APPLIAVCE STORE, m i •1 mi CARPORT SALE .'» An/lam 2 car ger«prl $72,999 471J Over 1.900 to It LkrffWV lam bplc. Incd $43,900 RENOVATED Like new 1/1 acre Del wkahp c m . Incd $7M 99 105— Ouplex/TTIplex BY OWNER Financing avaRaw* Sanlord Araa TRIPLEX 422 EAST 5th Straat For mot* xtto Ca9 Stuart 1 KS W * 155— Condominium s For Sele Comae 1.8 kXt 2 work ttnp laundry room, cafpol $39 500 330-1099 LAKE MART Cuet Wl 17 An OfftMt. RENOVAT INVESTOR BUY (NO HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie 989-T297 BED Black wrought Iron. CA­ NOPY And premium orthopedic tat Never opened, itiN bored Coat $1200 taenrea $325 6738441 1-3 J Ri•s«u11<•* Hornet bom penmet on $1 Delinquent Tax. Repot R EO t Your Area Tot Free It) 900-2199000 Ext M 2206 tor current ktt- 211— Antlque/Collectlbles Canopy Bed Natural pine. SeartSimmont mattrett wCmdereffa accettonet $225 com­ plete 329-1309 after 5PM. RF/VIKK 3/2, MOVE M . Incd yard. temd X rv U a i ly t cadar p a e a n rmrort in kv rm Only $74 900 Of O f CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 324-9111, EH. 199 159— Real Estate Wanted BEDS ORTHOPEOIC FIRM SETS arth 5 year warranty Nev­ er uted Twin $75 Full $105 Queen $125 King 1189 Call 407-444-4454 371J Larga lanced yard CHA. On ty $27,900 VIP “ Inc 407-332-9994 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 103— HousesUnfurnished HOOEN LAKE ESTATES 3?. bhndt W O tern patio gar C H A $72Vmo Wilton Realty 998-1200 ait *700 WEEKLY RENTALS Stoning #B77/wk it> r ^ J c tOEA To WA*£ « 322*7488 ar 9 t « ^ ^ ^ 93— Rooms For Rent LEASE Prim# thowroom A warahoute $10,970 H 1 SR 441 fromaga 407-578-2500, K I T *N* C A K I.Y I.K ® h> l.»ir n W rluhl Re a l e s t a t e , w c 1BTO F se w m o S MONMO dona n my home Pneat Dinar Can 330 117— Commercial Rentala 260-Home ■B B U H BUMUB T t r sam Dnrorca $59. Cuttody $75 Bankruptcy $75, Name Changt S5A, Cic. 24 hr*. (407) 522-0347 Buffdar. C8C0572«5. Comm,, remodel, addftona, re* pea MC. V IS A ......407*230*1741 O AVD KEY CONSTRUCTION Ur ■MRapairM STOP THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE ITBEQMBff Thawing ol adang on a room, ramodaang your U tfe n to li. Need a new mol or tie money to CMI(4B7) $B M W B B4 Bro. �4 S ■Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Friday. January 23, 1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE IT HAS THE PHONE NUMBERS OK t'M dating >— • 15 THAT *J u a APPOlHTMHNT) B O O K ,B O N N IE ? '— \ £ ^ A ft jft r r / 'Uw 2e I CAN REMEMBER WHEN (T VMS ) ONLY THE MEN WHO HAD LITTLE ) b u o c m o k sa x ^ > - ^ V 1U \ h K lyoi/ « s o t A ft v * X # v a really Y> GOOD MEMORY a l l the guys ) --------n o , m § *W UTTLE BUCKBOOK ) BEETLE BAILEY AREN’T YOU READY 10 5 0 ^ ^ I THOUGHT WE WERE EATING A T H O M E...I'M ALL RELAXED WHY DON'T YOU ORDER SOMETHING IN...LIKe P IZ Z A ? I'D RATHER ORDER SOMETHING LIKE OUT... J THE BORN LOSER 1 by Art Santorn WHY AC£. YOU LATE.RX WOtt? e e m ix 1 c x w t AMD WHY, iVKY T U L , WON'T" lOUGCTUP CAfcLY CHOUGH7 &LLNJX BT TUt T|M£. [ WC*£ ^ - U P . IT HJXADf ty p -fO O L M L T O < £ .T O CT uPtK PLY \ ( U P O W -ttE -1 CNOUGiO / 'C '" Audible ringing is unusual By P eter H. C olt. M.D DEAR DR. GOTT: Don't laugh, because this is true: Our 14 month old son has ears that ring so loudly that we and the doctor can hear it. He's not in any pain, and no one can figure out the cause. We are afraid he may go deaf. DEAR READER: Tinnitus (ringing in the ears) Is a common consequence of nerve damage from excessive noise. It can also occur in normal peo­ ple for no apparent cause. I have never heard someone else's tinnitus. I'd always been under the impression that only one person can hear tinni­ tus: the patient himself. Therefore, your son's problem must be a very unusual one indeed. I do not know whether his hearing will be affected, but I would certainly encourage you to have him examined and tested by capable ear specialists in the hope that the doctors could dis­ cover a cause for the ear-ringing — which must be. at best, an annoyance for him ing skin discoloration with PABA. I take too milligrams dally, along with 200 milligrams of pantothenic acid, ft completely cleared up the cloasma (skin discoloration on the cheeks), which had lasted several years after the birth of my son. PETER GOTT, M.D DEAR READER: Para aminobensole acid, or PARA, is a naturally occurring substance, often linked to the vitamin I) complex, found in cere­ als, eggs, milk and meat. PABA acts by combining with the outer layer of skin and preventing its removal by water and sweat. The compound is useful as a sunscreen and, as you point out, for treating certain skin dis­ ease!. It is added to some commer­ cially available vitamin preparations. It is harmless In the usual dose of lot’ m illigram s daily, but can cause a severe skin reaction in people who anallergic to it. I appreciate your writing to me about your experience with PABA V IMS NKWSI’Af’KH ENTEW1USE ASSN To give you more information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “ Ear Infections A Disorders " Other readers who would like a copy should send |2 plus a long, selfaddressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray llill Station, New York, NY 10158. Be sure to mention □ □ □ □ the title. DEAR DR GOTT: Does castration help repeat aes-offenders stop their behavior? I HEARD THE COVOTES M0WLIN6 A 6A 1N LAST NiSHT, CHARLIE BROWN.. LIKE A TRAIN WHISTLE AT MIDNI6HT.. > TMAT'5 THE > LONELIEST SOUND IN THE WORLD.. > OR A 1 LONE CAN OPENER. > THERE M W BE SOME VuARMiUG 5DM£WH£R£ but rr s j a r a u t g l o b a l DEAR HEADER: Not enough sex offenders have opted for this drastic treatment to allow experts to con­ clude that castration is a suitable “ therapy " In general, s e i offenders have profound psychological problems that govern their inappropnate behav­ ior The theory that hormone levels or excessive sex drivp are the causes of sex offenses has been discredited. For example, rape is viewed as a crime of violence, rather than of sexual appetite. Sex offenders seem to be better served by psychotherapy. Nonetheleas, some offenders, who have chosen castration aa a desperate step to control their impulses, report feeling better and less prone to obses­ sive anti social misbehavior. As you might expert, the legal rami­ fications of involuntary sterilisation of criminals are profound. Even if cas­ tration were shown to be medically beneficial, years would pass before sUte legislators could pass criminalsterilisation laws. TS- 5 r 14 T5” TW” DEAR DR. GOTT: You asked tf any a DANGEROUS CURVE*, n o iu r tu p u iT ro * From the turf to the table-top by Jim m y Johnson t& U . i n TRUE' THERE y(JH CAT MUMMIES/, X TH IN K ... TH M fO H X L/O M Y T rtA v e * b y Jim Davis Richie Schwarts, who lives in East Elmhurst, N.Y., makes a good living from the track. Yet he is also a fine bridge player. Last March, his team won the Vanderbilt Knockout Teams. And he was second in the I I I ! Here la a deal that Schwarts d e­ clared beautifully in the Albuquerque U fe Master Pairs, where be finished 24th with Mark Lair, of Canyon, Tessa. West opened with a weak two-bid, showing 0-10 high-card polnta and a good six-card suit. This left Schwarts (South) In a difficult position — which was West's hope. Schwarts was loo strong to bid two no-trump (which shows soma 18-11 high-card points), so he took a shot at game. Opening lead: a K A R IIS (March >1-April 18) Usually, you rs foe one afoo cuntrtoutoa foe brightest suggestions, but today if you're a good teionor. you rvght hoar 0 uraquo idea foal matches yours VWIOO (Aug. 88-SepL 22) Factors foal contribute to your domestic security are firming up at fow kme. Be patent, whai is kanapmng might not te totally vtsfoto full yet TAURUS (April 20 -May 20 ) Helping someone you like today might not pay you ImmoGMo dividends, but everything wM bo adjusted fairly as foo endeavor moves down foe kne OIM INi (May 21 -Jwws N ) The right companion could placate your restless urges today. Seek attend who it on your U M U (Sept 22-Oct 23) Try not to comml yourself to acumtes that restrict you mentally or physicoay. You writ operate more ateanefy as a free, blifoe aprnt. 1 CORPK) (Oct 84-Nev. 22) Srgnfocanl financial arrangements should work out rather well both today and tomorrow ' Keep this In mind If a meeting te lo be w oeom AW OUHD' 14 WOKS m CAPTNN KtRK l JTi&ffcTO Wdwre CHOP.'.. - BhuG M LV OUSTAS MANY VB«VGS!AMDVMWnL QMMKTEQ WlWWRKGKi ■FHCUNfi*** � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 23, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/10aadfd8873e3eaa12418f403e9cadd8.pdf d727dc1550a388ed56861b30e44a55ae PDF Text Text S H M IN O L H C O U N T Y ...2 A S H M IN O L H C O U N T Y . 6 A > Student Art Tent Winners You Ought To Be j In Pictures B A S E B A L L C H A M P IO N S R ISE T O O C C A S I O N ...1B cm a Serving Sanford. Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County mince 1908 Cops dare to keep kids off drugs By R u m W h it e HERALD STAFF WRITER HNBOr^HKOt| lliwil Goldsboro Elementary School fifth-grader Anthony Cotter receives con­ gratulations from Graduation I B I U W U W I W " W " wSanford — — w . w -Mayor - -- , - -Larry --W Dalo at the D A H E ceremony on Wednesday Commissioner Velma Williams is to Dale s right D A R C officers Rick Poovey and Claudia Webber are also shown SEMINOLE COUNTY A rr cent NBC trlr-visltm exclusive depleted thr Drug Abuse Rrsls lance Education as an lnrffrctlvr program and a waste of hut money. ’ ll hurls me to tell you that D A R E does not work." said Dr Dennis Uosenhaum. fiend of the Criminal Justice Dr partmrnt al the University of Illinois Rosenbaum fold NBC II was time to figure out how "We can la-tter sjiend our money on dm g education in this rountrv H ie good doctor will gel an argument hereabouts from law enforcement officials, elem en­ tary school principals and par ruts who Insist D.A R.E. Is highly surrrssful endeavor IHiltie officers leach 17 w eek D A.II E classes at each of Seminole County's elrmenlnry schools D.A ICE was founded 111 I9H3 liy the Dt* Allgrles Pollrr Dr parimrnt and the Los Angeles Unified School District and wrnt nationwide 111 I9H7 Seminole County D.A R E pro­ grams began In 1991 Mon- than 25 million chll drrn in 50 stales and 18 coun­ tries will attend D.A.ICE classes this year Thr program has lK-eti endorsed try presi­ dents Reagan. Bush and Clin Ion and by U.S. Attorney Gen rral Janet Reno Please Bee DARK. Page SA D eveloper pulls out, claim s L a k e M a r y too strict ~ '■ ’ ‘ By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD ST AFT WRITER [JVKE MARY - A request for a preliminary Manned Unit Development (PUD) for a rrsldrn tlal development known as Sandy Ridge Is buck on the agenda for tonight's meeting of thr Dike Mary City Commission. The Item had been scheduled for discussion and a vole during commission meetings on Jan. 15. Feb. 5 and 19. Mar. 5 and 9. and April 2. Each lime II was postponed. Tonight however, then- will he no postponement Ix-rause the devrloper. Hrooksvlllr Development Corporation, has formally withdrawn the rezonlng appllen lion. The Sandy Ridge development was lo Ik- on 23.58 acres ul thr southwest comer of Rinehart Road and SR-4G-A. across Rinehart from the Oaklawn Cemetery. D ep u ties h o n o re d f o r th eir achievem ents in line o f duty Hospital to change name, again By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER Prom staff reports SANFORD • If you’re having trouble remember­ ing the name of the hospi­ tal or the Airport In San­ ford. you aren't alone. The hospital which used to be Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital but changed In 1996 to Colum­ bia Medical Center Sanford Is going to become Central Florida Regional Hospital again next month. Hospital officials and employees voted last month to change the busi­ ness name of the hospital which Is part of the Columbla/HCA Healthcare Corp.. the largest hospital chain In the country. riM M I h N i m . Pag* S A , Seminole County Sheriff* office honor Guard led the ceremonio* this }k as Sheriff Don Eslinger presented his annual awards in observances at Seminole County Commission chambors. SCC theater offering explores relationships By David Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER Blftfl 1 1 1 T - ....................2A fla u n t s .. ............12B-13B {'f8ltff i i i ..................14B CruMword. . Dear Abby .. Dr. Gott . . . ..................MB ..................MB HnniftfAn* Obituaries . ................... 3A Police Briefs • • • • • • • • • • t3A People . . . . ................1B-2B Spoilt . , T V ............ Weather . . . 1 Within our drowns and aspirations wo find our opportunltios.^ •Sue A tch ley Efcaugh them as unreasonable and unparalleled ...................... ......... Anril fi to the rider* themsiders as unreasonable and unparalleled Aeeordlng to a Inter submitted April 6. to the In thr metropolitan area. Including Lake Mary, flunk of Central Florida, (copy to thr rlly). from for a commercial development. thr developer. ‘ It Is our feeling that the etty of ‘ In short.* the Id le r stales, ‘ no land user, Dike Mary's continued and ever Increasing rr which requires some level of visibility to « ic qutremrnlN above and beyond rode to change cerd. would ever acquire property with this vir­ this to a H ID have eliminated any potential for tual landscaping wall In front of them * this to Ik- drvrlo|K-d III u first class and tucMeanwhile. Ihc commission Is expected to crssful manner as wr had pen rived.* handle what Is considered a ‘ procedural overThe lellrr discusses certain requirements P t * * M 8 m D * e * lo p , P s g c L A placed on the development by the city and con­ SEMINOLE COUNTY - It’s u nerve racking process to sit and wait on something. Mil­ lions o f people have had to do It. But In Stanton's Garage, a new Seminole Community College play opening tonight, the characters come to self­ revelations and sclf-dlsrovcrles as they wait for a car to be fixed. Written by Joan Ackermann. the play takes place In the walling room of an old service station In Missouri on a hot August afternoon. In this set­ ting. two women are on their way to a wedding In a Volvo. The Volvo breaks down and then the action shifts to a ga ­ rage where the characters In­ termingle with humor and Idio­ syncrasies. "I think It says a lot about relationships.* said Dr. Karen Copp. director of Stnmon's Garage. There are about 20 students Involved with this latest pro­ duction. Garage features Douglas Baum. Gerl Mlreles, Steve Murtagli. Jennifer Nel­ son. John Ragusa. Lori Slmunek. Laura Sperrazza. and Tim Stevenson. Kim Crandall Is associate dlrector/stage man­ ager. And SCC faculty member Paul Luby Is In charge of sce­ nic and lighting design. Garage was commissioned by and premiered at the Actors Theatre of Louisville's 17th Annual Humana Festival of New American Plays In 1993. Garage's creator. Ackermann. Is also responsible for Marcus Is Walking: Scenes from the Hoad. The Hatting Cage and Zara Spook and Other Lures. The play run* April 10-19 and 25-26. All shows will start P U u # 8m T to ta tr* . Pag* 4 A SEMINOLE COUNTY - Awards were presented to members of the Seminole County Sheriffs Olhrc on Friday. April lO during ceremonies at the county commission chambers. Over 90 awards werr presented In a number of catego­ ries for various achievements In the line of duly Sheriff Don Eslinger presented the awards, ex plaining Ihc background of the honors. MEDAL OF MERIT • awardrd to an employee for conduct depleting sound Judgment and ex­ cept lonal bravery at the risk of Imminent dan­ ger of great liodlly harm. The awards were pre sentrd to Sgt. Lawrence B. Zumbrun Jr. and Deputy Michael Nunes for their actions In June. 1997. In apprehending a fleeing suspect who was pretending to be armed. The two officers physically subdued the man without resorting to the use of deadly force. SHERIFF'S COMMENDATION - awarded at the discretion ol the sheriff to an employee for ef­ fort and diligence beyond that normally required In the accomplishment of duty. Presented to Dr trillion Deputy Tawanna E. Gordon. Maurice J. Belknap. Mitchell R. Harper and Sgt. Richard A I'orcttl for their efforts In August. 1997 In pre­ venting an Inmate from committing suicide by hanging. Presented to Deputy Seolt Van dcr Wcldc for actions In February. 1997 In disarming u de­ spondent female shoplifter, armed with a pitchfork. I*rrsentrd to Deputy Richard L. Kolentus for uctlons In Muy. 1997. who entered a smoke filled residence to extinguish a fire thru pro­ ceeded to evacuate numerous apartments In the vicinity. ITcsentcd to Sgt. Michael W. Wclppcrl for ac­ tions hi June. 1996 resulting In the disarming and upprehenslon o f a suicidal male armed with a handgun. P lc u c 8m A w a rd * . P * g * 3 A Open for Flood water recedes, park reopens By Shari Brodle HERALD FEATURE EDITOR GENEVA - ‘...the Jloodgales o j the heavens had been closeit. and the rain slopped falling from llur sky The uxiter re­ ceded steadily from the e a rth .' (Genesis 8:2. NIV) Closed since December be­ cause of high water levels. Mullet Lake Park was reopened Wednesday by the Seminole County Parks and Recreation Division. Boh Chorvat, parks and rec­ reation manager, said the lake level Is ‘ still a little hit high* and the dock Is still under w a­ ter but tlie boat ramp ts now This photo shows Mullet Lake Park in January, when water wa* at Its high­ usable. est The park reopened Wednesday. P U s m 8 « * P a rk . 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Until Village mtmmti .uid ro n ic trn rr i r n t r r Oak** .11 lu-kamll.i arr dusting 11 Fort Mrllon I’ark tin* **tudv nit Mini mi kme 1 hails anil in nil.itei' 1h r S rm m o lr eranne up lm a rm km good L'ountv 1 ourthousc in down linn* at Mini lust annual town S.mlord ih r ir.iiia ll » t- • Km k A l imn lm Mir Greater Ii .i Ij i Ii i .i : imi .uni ih r nuder Orlando Children s Miracle proeram \rlw nik (til) ( MN lirurllliu e I l i r inrrtm e 1** open n> th r S it ,u n is ( 'l u l i t r r n s H o s p lt . il at publli Mir l iin ris iiv ol Florida and Arnold I'alm rr Hospital lor » In lit 1 ft 1 .S W iim rii 1111 Saint Bike safety rodeo d.iv Mas »* Iroin 10 a in to .t SAN FORI > Approxuu.itrlv UX) ih ililtrn arr rxpn led li> p tn Hark and lorth. haik and p a n m p a lr in a Irrr Bike Ro dew (rum 10 a in 10 noon Sat­ forth, ih rs r seniors will h lr r allv rm k Mir dav away in urday at Idyllwtldr Elrmrn I’ l m t i f e b rtrfa P a g e 4A larv School 430 Vihlrn Road. A R T at A A A Thus? high school students who participated m the 11th annual Into Mary Heathrow festival of the Arts held m October ol 1997 inceived their awards at the reconi Advanced Placement Students Ad Show held m the atrium ot AAA, in Heathrow TIh* students, chosen hy festival ludyes Di James Murphy and Ma» Mueller displayed then ail in the student ad tent at the festival Second place and a cash award ot $175 went to Seminole High School student Douglas Pope (top loll) Insl place and a cash award ot $250 went to Oviedo High School stu­ dent Allison Kund/er ilop right) Jeanne Boury chairman ol the (estival, presents the third place award to l ako Mary High School student Stotnn Monteserm (bottom right) Ho received a $100 cash prue Ttw goal ol the Lake Mary Heathrow festival of Ads is to raise money tor graduating high school students ot Seminole County The festival wiU present 30 $1 000 scholarships to local students this year Memo Photo* by Deni»• E Monroe V A publishes a n ew veterans h a n d b o o k S p ecia l to the H erald LOCAL FORECAST TIDES______________ Today: I’arttv cloudy lilglis In Mir tnld-HOs Low* in the mid* Oils Friday Partly cloudy lilglis in lilt' up|HT-MOr* Diwn 111 ilir low-GOs Saturday: Isolated lliundrn*lormt*. Highs tn the mill -Wl* Uu'H In Mir mld-GOs Sunday: Scuttrrril thunderstorms. Iliglis 111 Mir ■nut MOs Lows in the mid GOs EXTENDED OUTLOOK THURSDAY P tcld y 85 65 F R ID A Y P t c ld y 87 62 SATURDAY SUNDAY Tstrm s 85 64 T strm s 83 64 LOTTERY H o r o are the winning n u m b e r s solcctod o n W e d n e s d a y in tho F l o n d a Lottery F a n ta s y S 2 -1 5 * 2 2 * 2 4 -2 5 L o t t o (A p r il 11) »-1 3 -2 0 -2 5 -3 2 -4 8 THURSDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 9:25 a.lit., maj. 3:15 a m., min. 9:40 p.m.. maj 3:25 p.m. TIDES: Daytons Beach: high: 11:40 a.m.. — p.m.. low: 5:38 a.m.. 5:32 p.m. New Smjrma Beach: high: 11:45 a.m.. -*-p.m.. low: 5:43 a.m.. 5:37 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:00 a.m.. — p.m.. luw: 5:58 a.m., 5:52 p.m. BEACH CONDITIONS D a y to n a B ea ch & N ew S m y rn a B ea ch : Seas arc 35 feet w ith a m od era te chop. W ater tem perature at D aytona is 68 degrees and at New Syinrnu. 68 degrees. W inds are from the sou th ­ w est at 10-15 m.p.h. STATISTICS Th e high tem p eratu re In Sanford W ednesday waa H4 degrees and th e o vern igh t low waa 04. R ecord ed rain fall fo r the p erio d en d in g at 10 a.m ., Thursday to ta led 0.0 0 Inch. •Su nrise.................. 0:59 a.m. •Su nset....................7:51 p.m. Sem inole Herald “Sen ina Seminole Coiott\ Since /WW" Thursday, April 16. 1998 • Vol. 90. No 168 Published Daily Except Monday. Saturday & Christmas by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fa*: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION berty Bennett Chns Sharp ■Manager EDITORIAL Lacy Lear Editor Jett Beninese Shan Brode Dons Cketnch Da. d Fra/er Ueana Hughes Courtney lc " e » ADM INISTRATION Odessa Pugh - B u s ie s t Manage' Teran Games Melinda Moms Lmda Spwgei ADVERTISING LAvcme Ccs El*me Gddens Roare Leiende' K e M Werner - Manage' CLASSIFIED SanOr Presley Cheny< Slone NcA PteFau' LEOALS Margartl S U W y PRODUCTION Frank Vortolma - Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Helmet, Cheryl Smith PRESS 4 STRIPPING Robed Ssp'C oe an Man> Savoai Bin Egan ( am Tyrrell Jr • Mead Pressman Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wenner Russ White PencKPcai Postage Pad at Sartora Honda Subscnpton Rales lOa.iy & Sunday) and a d »«)n a nutting ortces Home Delivery Mail USPS 481780 3 Months }t 9 S 0 S7400 Pusimasier Send address changes lo 6 Months 13V 00 14800 1 Year 178 00 19600 The SEMINOLE HERALD P O Boa 1667 Santon Fl 37777 1667 Ke/nibln _ Of l Flo'da Residents add T N sales taa to above rates iVrii i/ru/rcn, Inc. lilt* talest edition of nnr n( the federal government's best selling booklets is now avail­ able fnim the U.S. Govern meni Printing Office. Pub­ lished by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VAI. ‘ Federal Heneflts fur Veterans and D e ­ pendents' lias been revised lo Int lude changes tn law lor 1998. Tile Htf-p.ige handbook p r o ­ vides the latest Information on important changes in elig ib il­ ity lor VA medical rare It also describes other federal ben e­ fits. Including education, dts ability eniiipcnsalinu. pension, home loan guaranty, vora I ion.d tchabllltallon. Ide in­ Seminole graduate to complete internship surant c and Ih h i .i 1 assislaiin I l i r lMMiklt-1 l i i c l ii i l i - s d e l.ills o il h e m tils .H ill s e n I n s lo r p.II III III.II Cl<Slip*. Sill ll a, w o m e n v* ir i .Hi** . m i l l o it l U o v etera n s Addrcssi-s and phone mini I*i-rs ol .ill VA bi'tiehls 1,till I S inedli.ll renters. ll.lllim.il i eiiieleiIt s toinisi llllg i i iilr r*. and olliei VA I.II llllles are listed hi .tdilllion .i toll lii r lltllllbrl 1 NOO M27 1(ifMl. Is listed lo t o iu ic i! r.diets to llie lll'.Hl'sl VA tn'lir Ills i ollllsi |uf Ihe Government Punting G illie S.’ l.7.ri. s e lls lu ll t lie th e h o o k lc i lu ll te x t lm is a v . il l . i l i l i l i r e t h l o i l g l i I h r III Irm rt 4|| w w w \ .i guv/lriTii n i s tn h i Fur i o p lr s i it mil m i ask lo r (.1 1 ) s tiu k ( i'll <MH>()M2I4-H liotn the Siiperinteudeni ol Dm iimi iils p i t flux 37l!).r»4. Pittslimgh PA 15250-7954 to outer wltti \ lJv\ or Master • Hit phone (2021 512 IH00 the 1997 edition o f 'fe d e r a l H m rfiis lot Veterans and Depenifenls' ranked third in to i.d sales among pnlilli atlons at the I t s Government Printing « Mill e Sim e VA began put) hslitng the handbook. 2 H mil bolt <optes have hern sold By Shirley K. Baker HERALD CORRESPONDENT In his pursuit of a master’s degree in Business Adm ini­ stration. Edward C. Wilson II. a senior at Florida A At M Uni versltv is completing his third year in the School of Business and Industry. Ills area of con­ centration Is marketing. On Jan. 20. he began Ills In­ ternship os an auditing intern In the compliance department of the Financial Advisory Firm located In St. Louts. Mo. Tills position will last until May 1. Ills Job responsibilities con­ sist of the following: (1) Regu­ latory Report lug. (2) Blue -Sky Footnotes. (3) Books mid Rec­ ords. and (4) Ethics: Continu­ ing Education Broadcast. litis last project will allow him to use some of lilb m ar­ keting expertise through the contribution of recom m enda­ tions. or suggestions that will aid In the development or en­ hancement of the learning module. Edward, a 1993 graduate of Seminole High School, lias met the academic requirements necessary for him to hold membership In the Golden Kay National Honor Society and the While and Gold Honor Society at F.A.M.U. 'Little Ed', as he Is lovingly called by bis mother. Is the youngest of three children of Shirley, a retired. Seminole County Elementary School teacher and Edward Wilson (deceased), a retired Seminole County High School Counselor. TR A N S M IS S IO N TR O UBLE? Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions 209 VV. 25th St. S a n fo r d 322-8415 Since 1959,„ Sami Location ? MV-00564 Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction On April 24, 1998. fho Sanlord Rotary Club will hold the Annual Casino Night and Silent Auction at the Santord marina Hotel. Approximately $10,000 expected to be raised tiom this event This gives the Sanlord Rotary the ability to reach out and help many local chanties Past recipients include the following Rescue Outreach Mission Central Florida Boy Scouts Golden Age Games Seminole County Spouse Abuse Shelter Salvation Am iy Christian Sharing Center Serenity House Drug Awareness School Program Seminole County Humane Society These are just a few ot the local chanties we have helped The key to our success in tins fund raiser has been the past support of business and individuals in the Central Florida area Fo r Information and/or tickets to this event contact Paul Osborne 321 -4764 •S a n fo r d R o t a r y P r e s e n t s * d s Do )ou know what's going on in >our conmiunil)? T h e S e m in o le H e r a ld w a n ts t o h e a r fro m Y O U ! Call us with you news tips and event Information for Longwood. Winter Springs and Oviedo 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 ? Edward C. W ilton II C a s in o N ig h t M ijM ' & S ile n t A u e t i o n 46/ ___________F r i d a y A p r i l 24, 1998 M a rin a H o ld ♦ 5 3 0 IS. I ’ u l i n i 'l l o Avc*., S u n f u r d ( i a n i L 's l i e g m n l 7 H ) ♦ (ir a iu l I'i i / P io c c i'd i D f c h i i .ilc tl I ' t i z c x A n n o u n c e d u t 1 0 M) N D o o r I 'r i / c D r a w in g s ^ ^ in l .m .il I li.m l.title I Ir g iin i/jilio iis �! Sominoif? Mprakt Sanford Florida A w a r d s ------- POLICE BRIEFS Attempted robbery Cornelius Wesley, 21 of 1I't Hughes Avr S.u i Iom I. was >ii rested Monday, April 13. by Sanlord pnlh r W rslry was charged 'd lh attempted roll berv. usf of firearm in ifat* <tlIMItl|ss(ll|l eel a i tilin' .11111 Hi,imI tlifll Wesley vs,is at rested in Hit I30(i block of Osceola Drive Wrslry allegedly pointed .1 nun lit Ihr he.nl ul victim anti demanded whatever the vtrflm was carrying, Burglary Mlrli.irl Wlilltner. .'12. ol 2<>I2 S Sanlotd Avr . Sanloitl. was arrested Sunday. April 12. hv Sanlotd poller Will liner was i barged with burglary lunanttedl and arrested in the 25IHI him k ol Myrtle Avenue Whltmei allegedly kli ketl the door in at his sisiers house Possession of paraphernalia Kellv llussard 20. ol 150*1 Meadoul.uk SI taiugwood. was arrested Sunday. April 12. hy Sanlord poller llussard was * h.Ugeel with negligent Ileal mein ol a i laid and possession ol ilmn paraphernalia lluss.ud was at tested til the 2 KM I him k ol Path Avenue Resisting arrest Man us Nleksou 21 ol f>I•• ( vprrss, Sanloitl was arrested Sund.iv Apnl 12 hv Sunloitl (Millie Nil kson was i barged with resisting without violent e and attested ai the above ail ill ess Disorde rly conduct Ch.irtsr llllioti. in, ol l i t Ac adelliV A v r . Sanlord. was arrested Mutidav. April Id hv Hanford polite Hilton was chained with dtsnrdeih to il dm t Milton allrgi-illv velletl olrst entiles at odlcer and a mail ill a tl in k Battery or assault I trail Wood. IM ot 701 * leekwater Tell . 1-ike M.ItV. was attesled Sutlitd.lV April I I . hv Seminole ( ountv degm ties WcKitl was t harmed with halletv and attested at the .dime address Wood allegedly (lushed vn ttin with a tar door anti a shoulder Maik /.ic t mil .17, ol 21Ml I Grandview Ave Sanlortl. was ai li sted Simdav Apnl 12 hv Seminole ( otiillv tfejnillrs An i mu was charged with hat tel\ amt arrested at tin above adilress A n io iii altegeillv hit his girlfriend III the late and thiew a t halt ai her Shelly Girl lev. 35. ol 516 Cvjiress Ave , Sanford. was ar rested Saturday, April I I . hv Sanford polit r. Gnllrv was i bulged with resisting with violent r. aggravated lialteiv on law enforcement olflr ei. hat trry on I iw enfon rtitrnl otllr er and depriving ollicer ol iinn iiitiuie.il lolls Guilty allegedly lunijteil on the hat k ol an otfl err anti started to heal that ol fleet darkle Winkler. -15, ol 2*M)H Narcissus Avr., Sanlord. was arrested Saturday. April II. by Seminole ('otilltv deputies Winkler was rhargrd with hat trry and arrested In the 2tHM> him k ol Narelssus Avenue Winkler allegedly strut k vn ttm with Ills list and dragged her across the floor. Nun/lo Distasi. 5*1, ol 101 N Drlltwood l.n.. Sanlotd. was atrrsled Friday, April ID. by Sanlotd (M ille t * Distasi was rhargrd with aggravated hattrry and arrrstrd at thr above addrrss. Distasi allrgrtllv stnn k his son 111 thr brad and anti willi a shovt-l. OBITUARIES CLARENCE JARRELL JESSUP JR. Clarruer J a m ’ll Jrssii|> Jr.. S6. Kasl Sreond Slrrrt. Stillford. died Tuesday. April l-l. I0J1H. Horn Srpt. 25. 1041 In LaGrangr. Ga.. hr moved lo Central Honda in 1062. Mr. Jrssup was a pipefitter. Hr was a member of lanal 205, Plumbers and H pelllters Un­ ion, Dayiona Bench. Mr. Jes­ sup was a Christian. Survivors tnrludr wile. Cheryl; sons. Jay. Jamison, both of Deltona: daughter. Clirra Janu McFarland: mother. Knima. LaGrungr, Ga.; sisters. Bar­ bara Humphrey, Emma Allen. UiGrange. Ga. Beverly Walton. Home. Ga.; 4 grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home, San­ ford, In charge of arrange­ ments. C o n t in u e d Gerald Itriunc 31 Til 16*1 Denise .sc. Ovicdi), Wi 1S ar rested Friday. April 10 hv Seminole Countv tlepulles I Ionite was charged with aggra voted assault anti battery Itotine was at rested lit the |(k> hltick ot Denise Street llnntie allegrdlv Iltie.itrned his father with a knife, anti he also hit his father P o s s e s s io n Jonalh.ili Moure. 27. til 2561 Crawfoid |)t Sanford, was .ir rested Tuesday. April I I hv Sanlortl (Millt e Moore was i barged with possession ol cannabis under 20 glam s and ai rested 111 the 2100 block ol Magnolia Avenue The Sanlotd {JttAD sound made (lie arrest S u s p e nde d license Diren/o Stewart, 21. ol 20 1 Academy In Oviedo, was a r­ rested liiesdav April 14 by Seminole ( ountv tlepulles Stew.ut was charged with chiving while lit clisc is sns pended o| revoked .llld re slslillg wilhmil Vlcilelti • Slewart was arrested at the inline ot Alum.i Avenue and 417 A c ntnputei t I leek le vealed ihat Stewarts drivers III fu se has been suspended |U limes suit e 1*105 Battery Abigail Gnn/ale/ .17. nl 102 UitlgwiMid ' ll UingwiMMl was arrested luesdav. April I I hv UiligWciotl (Millie Gull/.lie/ was cbarged with hatleiv and ag gl aval eel assault Goli/.de/ was atrested at the above address I cotl/aliv altegedlv (mm bed and sci.dt hi ll vie inn in the head and net k Gun/.lie/ also allegedly puked up the head ol a shovel anti t based yiclltii with it Retail theft deuullel While 2d. Ill Casa della Ave., UingwiHid. was ar rested Tuesday. April 14, hv Uaigwmitl (Millie While was ■barged with retail ihett and •lilested 111 the 200 him k ol Stale Uo.ol 600 White alleg idly tilled a e.ut with grocer les and then tiled to exit store with them •le.iliette Knight do ot d ( astli Blew* t ( i . Sanfold, was attested luesday. April It hy Saiiloid pi >tu i- Knight was charged with retail thelt and trespassing Knight was arrested In dll- IHtMl lilm k of South I m u ll Avenue. Knight allegedly* concealed sinks in­ still- her p.tnis Retail theft Madeline Arenas. d7. ol 1(LI Hilltop Dt l.otigrviHid was a r­ rested Friday. April 10. hy Uiugwutul polite. Aten.is was charged with retail thelt and arrested In the ‘too block of West Stale Road Id I Repot l said that Arenas allegedly stole Items totaling $5.42 Fred Hanson. 1H. ol 2516 S Oak Ave Sanloitl. was ar­ rested I nday. April IO. by Sanlord polite Hanson was charged willi r<-t.nl ilielt and arrested in the FMM) block ol Itrlarelllf Street. Hanson and an accomplice allegedly tried to defraud a cab driver tint ot the late due. Melvin Hunter. 2d. ot ' mmi W Airport Blvd . Sanford, was ar rested Sunday. Apnl 12. hv Sanlord polite. Hunter was charged rvttli retail thelt and at tested in the 15(H) bloc k ol Frenc h Avenue. Hunter set oil detector at the front of the store, and pens worth $6.32 were found in Ills pants pocket Misty Gaines. 21. of 2516 S Oak Ave.. Sanfurd, was ar rested Friday. April 10. by Sanford (Miller. Gaines was charged rvilh retail Ilielt and unrstrd In the IKK) block of B rianlllf Street. Ricky Morgan, 36. ol un­ known residence, was arrested Saturday. April I I . by Sanford |H>llt*c Morgan yv.is charged with retail thelt and arrested In the 100 block ol North French Avenue. Store clerk observed defendant (nil a quart of beer In his Jacket. (to rn P a g e I A I ’i rsenlctl lo Investigator Jcau ftlc I. Klcctli lor lie i ac lions m June. 1*106 as a uego tl.ltni assisting Sgl Weipperl I’reset net I to Detention Depu lies Allgc I M Sant.ill.i Ji and ('m ils I. Rudolph tor at lions in June, 10*17 In subduing a snh|ec t aime d yvilli a pan ol numi hni Its threatening the saletv of (iiclli i.d p< isoimi I in a Seminole t'ountv eoiirtroom ( i iMMI.MOKAIIVI. AWARDS Shertft Ksllugrr has ordered a c online moraltve ribbon he* dc signed piodlie e il alltl ayvattled to all employees ol the- sht-rllfs ■elI ei e- yylio served m tin* tea li.idee dtsasle i ate*.i ill Sallleetil Irom I e-h 23 through Mar IS I lie nliheill will lie pti-seulr'd at .t later date SHKIdl I S COMMENDATION AWARDS I ui those who went above and beyond what was 1'xpci led o| iheill tlurltlg the lotllado dlsastei I’li'senteil lo 1 apt Randy I’tttnian. ( apt I• iiy I I(utliuaii ( apt Marlin Hit e iile* s argur however •bat the program ae tually Imglil have ale advt ise ilfe it on •ling .a llvilv in Siilieitlian ■i >ltinn it ill It-*. Rosenbaum s sillily )iioeleee e<I eynlenti that kills in siihillles who were III •he D A R I. i lasses. had higher levels o| thug use than siiheilliati kids vv ho did not gel III* D A R K p io gi am I till Alden a D A R I*, spokesman said that the* plo glam does yyuik hut il "dissipates and ejudi s Wliat has to happen is ih.it there are mine D A R I'. i lasses not I. -.s Wi yi got llioiisands and thousands ol pnni tpals mil bolts ot parents saving. D A R K to.nil a difference In my i htiil s life Alden said iln Nln thing IIJjset HU ’ sant t pt Ru k I'oovey ot the Sanlord polne Department Pimiv i y Spent live ye.ils as the D A R K i<1in er for the depart incut and instituted hundreds ol tillh graders in weekly class iimiiii visits “ Ib rs e kids were lot used you ■ati'l t oiiyitiir me It yv.is a vy.isle Far tlom It ( lilt I Deputy sllt-nfl Steve H .iiintt said the NIK show yv.is not tin lost uni iln last to irliiii/ t D A K I*. We've been hear trig i oiupl.otlts tor several years,” Harnett said. " D A R I . Is not a cure all At the moment it's tlie Im-si we i art do It s done a lot ol good." Five Seminole County depu­ ties 11-.n h D A R K t lasses to mote than 2.800 students W ere going to try to get some statistics that will tell us more about yvhat D.A.K.K. does and doesn't accomplish,” Har­ nett s.nd "W inn young people mil Into trouble and are hi ought to tin* Juvenile a s ­ sessment center, we’ll trv to tlnd out If they were ever in a DA.K.K. program "No matter what Is taught at st bool, a youngster’s best inst m il Inn and direction has to begin In the borne." Harriett CLARENCE ROCK SPRINGS RIDING STARLES saiel Ihat s vvhete values ate |e it in el *elite I t I l.illella Webber of the Sanlotd i ’oliit- Department Itiis sen ee i iled I'oovey as the DARI little e-t in the cltv's •- liools She saiel the teat hlng ■lasses she* look lee he t crtlllrd ve il mot* intense than anv olht i i out st *, -.lie >ve-iv took I heliivi in Hits program." yy ■lit ui .aiil io n have to s e e ­ the si voting people when they gt.iduaie* hum ihe program Jlii'Y have a lot ref pride In ihim seRt-. They learn mote than how to say no lo thugs they c.llli sell esteem and how I I I | | | a l with ■ otllhl i * in Wednesday* *15 students gi.ieluaieil tiom their D A R.E. i lasses at Goldsboro Klemeiltatv Kat It wrote a short essay on hoyv hev felt about the pro giant and why it is important to he drug ttee and avoid Mo lent t ” I ve leanieel that drugs tan harm vout htnlv anti you t an die i.isier “ one student wrote "It you eloii t do drugs, you tan he healthy To me the D.A R E. pieigtam is a great program In e ause it tells you to follow tin tight ()ath nm the wrong ■ Import or Oomottlc • Automatic A SUndird • most Tochttlcsl Epulpmont lot ComputorUoS Trnumlulsn H M SE RENTALS Reservations A Information (3 5 2 ) 735*6266 • Aiitot • Virt* • Trucks • RV » • CMchot • CV Jolnu • Boots • Froo Tovlng WtHi Mo|or Rspslrs • Mitlonwllo Witrsniy Avillablo O l 6682929 Atiotlie'i wrote, " 1 ihlitk if I am ding lice. 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"We’re excited alxiut our DARE program." Mayor 1-irrv’ Dale said. T h e kids take' It seriously. We’ve got good peoplr teaching them. Von won't hear any complaints from me." N a m e----------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A Cohimbid/HCA operates three other hospitals lit the Orlando area • Ost clol.t IU*ginii.i! Metlleal Center In K is­ simmee. Winter Park Memorial and Columbia Park Medical In ( Irkindo. Hospital spokesman Tim Puthoir said this morning that nllicl.ils are in the process o f tiling yvilli the state the paper­ work ncresssary to change (hr name The Sanford hospital yv.is acquired by Culumbla/HCA In I1HI4. It yvas orlglnallv Sanford Memorial Hospi­ tal Ihe hospital retained Its le­ gal name ol Ccnlral Florida Regional Hospital bill took on the business ii.inie of Colum­ bia Metlleal Center. Hie ulr|Kin remains Orlando Sanford Alrpoit 3A Miller, olht i t Greg Smith amt Invest Igiilors Jeanette Khali and Luwreiue Herron. HUGH THOMAS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE presented lor excellence in the performance of duty, especially tlclglllint hood polking endeavors K> ripirnts wen- l.t Billy la c. Sgt Anthony Fannin, and deputies Brian J Pupa in Daniel Pun ell and Jeffry Wilbur COMM IJN rn* SERVICE AWARD - jiresented to Bill anil Marian Berger and Boh . i i k I Linda Fugate In appreciation for outstanding support for law enforcement. •SHERIFF’S OFFICE EM PLOYEE OF THE YEAR to Deputy Daren Tjomstnl yvltli the Depiirtmcut ol Ope t,dion>-; Linda Tliompsot) of the D* partment o f Stall Services I »<trillion: Deputy John Rain s with Department ol Correction In addition 10 deputies wete presented yvilli sale driver awanls D A R E --------Continued from Page 1A FUNERAL JESSUP. Volt on. Mark Kilgore-. Gorman Shultz and Kent Shnwaltrr and Deputy Anthony Diaz. UNIT CITATION • Awarded to District 3 Bravo shift In recog­ nition of their professionalism and excellence. Included are Sgl Benile Erwin and deputies Sara Klein, Michael l-ancy, Ml timet Segall, Stephen Spears and Steven Sosa. UNIT CITATION Awarded lo Special Weapons and Tactics Team and Crisis Negotiation Members for their participation In assisting the Daytona Beach police and Volusia County sheriff's office during a homlrlde/hostage Incident in Sept. 16*16 Members In* hided are Captains Marlin l-aruselano and Harold Gentry’. Lieutenants Hilly la-e and John Jones. Ser­ geants Anthony Fannin. David Delrosso. Edwiird Allen, Mlthael Welppcrt. William McNeil. Stetanie Ryan, and Sonia Pisano. «frputles Thomas Yelsley. Kevin l-ang, Allen T>t cell. Gregory Siiii and Rlrhiird t-iln nsi i.oiii. I.leiileii.inls Greg D.illiell Hilly I-ee Kenneth Sian Roekv l-'iird, Jose|>h Pat ton and Jerry Riggins; Ser geants John Davidson. John Negri and Marlon Matthews; tlepulles l.irrv Magee. Randy Garret i . Cynthia llomstrud. William .1 Morris J r . Herbert Malli’y. Steven laierleclilo. Vvi'lte Willis Salailitue, InvestJe,lint Neal Foyvler. Elder Serv lees nihte-r Dorolby Burkrtt, Siipeivtsni Angela Hralidetl anti Investigative Assistant Slat It- llisliei|i I II I. SAVING AWARD jtre ■.■•tiled in Deputy Brenda L Sein.de lt and Maik I) Stanley •‘NIT ( ITATION lor the inv ■■stigaiive team that (tartlet paled in the- Zodie- Howard < ase culminating in arrests of pe iseins who bad stolen thou­ sands eel (lull.it', in cash and plnpe tly Ihe awards were (Ite-.e lite el In Sergeants Mat the vv It illeiei Donald Wll'-otl David Dalka and Kevin I) Mil haiil > lie- >■eigalors Robin TKjfvJ.'iy April Tf» r i fIH Ere^-., p c : Ml* risen* tie* ilfhl Is linn «u<nll(lti Prices .... U"n*» for* SPA M9A8O0 |jortiePim_fl£^ vwevueU *^*«IC* For EmploymenI OpporrturntiesVe&il us'ofi us on Ihe the Intern Visil Internet at an suenmiM neeeeslly eleckee tinc2Ayww.0iKQunlaulopa'B net �4A S»'rrvrv>'e HerakJ. Sanford, Florida * Thursday. April 16, 1998 D e v e l o p -----------------Continued from Page IA sight" tonight. In regard to River Oaks Presbyte­ rian Church. , The property, at the southeast comer of l-ongwood-Lnke Mary Rond and Washington Avenue, was planned for a Sunday School, a d ­ ministrative offices and church sanctuary. A conditions! use was approved In October of 1996 with a one year lime period tn which to commence work. The time ran out and an application was submittrd In January. 1998 for a one year ex­ tension. Because of procedural difficulties how­ ever. the mattrr hns not been brought before the commission for formal approval. That is ex­ pected to be remedied this evening. liio r tn the beginning o f tonight’s regular commission meeting at 7 p.m., the commission will meet In a work session beginning ot 5 p.m., also In Die commission chambers. The sole subject of discussion Is the proposed police and fire buildings. Including where they may be lo ­ cated. As ol enillrr this week, the following Items are listed on the agenda for the 7 p.m. meeting: H n M Ptxxo bT Ton**** vmnnl Seminole County Commissioner Win Adams pres­ ents a resolution proclaiming the week ot April 26May 2 as ta w Week" and May 1 as "Law Day" in Seminole County to Linda Kuhn, Deborah Wagner and Debbie Rebder, who represent the Stale Allorney s Ottice and the Sheriffs Department B r i e f s ---------------------------------- Theatre Continued from P l| e 3A tertainers. friends and family throughout the day. It's a >uaran teed rocking good time or all. They’ll be going off their rockers and then some for tills rockin’* good cause, village Oaks at Tuskawllla is located at 1016 Wllla Springs Drive. For more Information contact Carolyn Robbins at (407) 6997999. rocking chairs In order to raise money for sick kids through GO CMN for Shands Children's Hospital and Arnold Palmer Hospital. All money raised by Village Oaks will stay In the greater Orlando area to benefit local children. These seniors will be Joined mid encouraged In this en­ deavor by children, various en­ ! Pets ( 407 ) W EST S .R Continued from Page 1A Park at H pan. and Sunday's at 2 p.m. Tickets for the quirky comedy are $6 for the genrral public, $5 for senior citizens and studrnts from oilier schools and free to SCC fac­ ulty. staff, and students. For information and reservations, call the Fine Arts Theatre Box Office. (407) 328-2040. Continued from Page 1A Portraits The park, located on Mullet Lake Road, accessible off East State (toad 46 or Osceola Road. Is open 24 hours a day for boatrrs. There are also facili­ ties for camping and re­ strooms. In other parks news, con­ tJUMAt* N' • Request authorization for mayor to rxecute In­ teragency agrermrnt establishing the Seminole County Community .Justice Coalition. • Rrquest authorization of expenditure from Law Enforcement Trust Fund for Seminole High School Project Graduation tn an amount not to exceed $ I ,(KK). • Rrquest designation of Local Planning Agency to hold public hearing for the developer’s agreement for Die Oaks Shopping Center. • Additional reports for Information. Both (he workshop and regular Hireling will Ik* held In the commission chambers of Lake Mary Clly Hall. 100 S. County Club Road. struction will begin Mondny on Cameron-Wight Park, located at Uie SR 46 bridge at Lake JrBUp. The park will get a total facelift. Including a new nrcrss road, paved parking, a pavilion and solar-powered light fix­ tures. similar to those at Lake Jrsup Park The park Is popular wtlh I mater* and C’ horvat said the construction schedule will try to accouiriimlatr the users of the park. "We will try to keep It o|>en as much as wr can." he said, but expect It to tie closed at sometime during (hr paving ptoerss IS T E N S T R D M I G E N E R A L FEED rill".. off of all s e le c te d to w n ond G orden P ro d u cts . Need To Board Your Cats? P E T S 4b • S A N F O R D As of earlier Ihls wrrk. the following Items were listed for discussion and/or consideration during (hr city manager’s report. CwvtnefltV Looted 1 190 N Country Club (Id (tvt< »ocu ntnri d l* t Uny Bm ) A rt Studio 323-7581 P E S T 5701 and • Opening ceremonies • Special picsenlatlon - proclamation honoring Lake Mary High School Chris’ Soccer team. • Citizen Participation • Report of city manager (see below) • Reports of mayor, commissioners and city a t ­ torney • Consideration • Sandy Ridge Preliminary Planned Unit Development (Request for with­ drawal from applicant). • Ordinance 872 • 2nd reading - Change land use from office to high density residential. Beverly Enterprises, applicant. • Ordinance H7f> - 2nd reading - Change of zon­ ing north of Sun Drive, west of Feather Edge. Beverly Enterprises, applicant, • Request for extension of time for site plan a p ­ proval. River Oaks Presbyterian Church. • Rrquest for site plan review wilh variances for warehouse/offlre addition, Strang Communica­ tions. • Adjournment. Call the one and only: • 3 2 3 -9 0 5 5 ESUSVEY FOKCATSHC. 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(407 ) Licensed by the Humane Society o f the United Slates 302-6196 U n leash Your Pet! asm \r Bob & Marilyn Vamberg (407) 366-0006 Greater Orlando Sub-Chapter: Dave (407) 332-4754 County Homo RcL, (Next to Flea World) (4 0 7 )3 1 KEEP YOUR PET ON HIS HOME TURF 4 * 3? realty care J b r y ou p e l" (407) 328-0550,327-1920 http ://WWW.IAG.NET/~BESTPAW/ 672 Florida Central Parkway LONGWOOD 260-8272 ext. 5 JL\ �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Thursday. Apnl 16. 1998 •SA People Veterans’ burial benefits outlined C h ild ren o f R evolu tion in action The Fort Motion Society ChNdron ot the American Revolution performed n ■ play about childhood illnesses during the colonial period lor the Saliw Harrison Chaptor, Daughters ol tho Amorican Revolution. Among the young colonists In the play are (from left): Susanna Sovran aa Aunt Elizabeth, Amy Pilk as Morey Otis Watton and Abby Durham as Abigail Adams CALENDAR University Women Weight Watchers it l i American Association of University Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 434. Inngwood. A local chapter of Wright Watchrra mrcta at Ihr Lakr Mary Community Building rvrry Thursday fnnn 4:45 to 0:45 p in Toastmasters American Legion Thr Omni Toastmastcra Club SG86I will meet at 5:50 p.m. rvrry Thursday at the AAA Ihillding. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prosper live membrm are welcome. Call Henram Click. 323 6069. for more Information. Aim-man la-glon Pui! 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m.. at thr Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652. Pigeon Fanciers Tlie Central flu rid a Fiim in v Association tri third Thursday of eacfr at 7:30 p.m.. at the SqjnJ: County Agricultural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information, contact Dirk Kelly at 291-4346. m Alanon, Alateen ALANON and ALATEEN meeting*! urr hrld every Thursday, at H p.m.. at Sanford Christian Church. 730 Upsala Road. Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call 323-8524. Sunrise Kiwenls Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Hlue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m., nl ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Pickera and grimier* arc welcome. For Information, call John Shaffer. 82!) 4931. The Seminole Sunrise Klwanls Club meets rvery Friday, at 7 n.m.. at Shoney’s. US 1792. south of Airport Boulevard, (lurst are wrlcome. For Inform matlon, rail Ibny McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Thursday of the tnunlh. ut 7 p.m., at the First Street Gallriy, 207 Magnolia Ave. Amateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senlor Center. Lakr Trlplrtt Drive, Casselberry. For infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 69587G4. or A1 Kirk. 322 4487. Gladstone Is quoted us Bay­ ing. "Show me the manner In which a nation or community cures for Its dead, and I will measure with mathematical exactness the tender sym pa­ thies o f Its people, their re­ spect for the laws o f the land, nnd their loyalty to high Ide­ als.* Years ago, the United Stales Congress derided that one commitment the nation owed Its veterans Is being sure that rvrry veteran has a place to be hurled. Toward that end. Congress established certain burial benefits which are a d ­ ministered by the Veterans Administration. Any member of the Armed Forces who dies while on ac­ tive duty or any veteran who lias been discharged or sepa­ rated under conditions other than dishonorable Is eligible for these benefits. So are his/her spouse and dependent children. The first of these benefits ts the privilege of burial In one of the 3 national cemeteries of any VA national cemetery. Then? are two national cem e­ teries administered by the De­ partment of the Interior; Andrrsonvtlle National Cem e­ tery In Georgia and Andrew Johnson National Cemetery in Tennessee. Arlington National Cemetery Is under thr Jurisdiction o f the Department o f the Army. Ellgl* A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m.. at the Qencva Elementary School In the old school building, com er o f First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic la sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349-9284. MARLA O. TOLEDO Marla O. Toledo lias Joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program at the U.S. Army Recruiting S ta­ tion. Deland. Toledo, a student at Deland High School, will report to Fort Jackson, Columbia. S.C. for basic training June 24, 1998. She Is the daughter of Miguel land Clrtna Toledo of 4G4 Dogwdod A v t . Orange City, D. I T U i m Army Pfc. Samuel D. Steffrna has graduated from the aircraft electrician course at Fort Eustls. Newport News. Va. Steffens la the son of David g. nnd Linda K. Steffens of 1019 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford. He ta a 1997 graduate of Seminole High School. San­ ford. DKNA M. FAB RE' Dena M. Fabre’ has Joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program at the U.S. Army Recruiting Sta­ tion In Altamonte Springs. Okla. Stangle Is the son of Gene V. Stangle of 3036 llazclton Place. Oviedo. He Is a 1997 graduate of Oviedo High School. LARAMARIE CALERO Army l*fc. Laramartr Calero has graduated from basic m ili­ tary training at Fort Leonard Wood. WaynesvtUe, Mo. « Calero tailtc dai g h u r <2 I M. Carrion of BIB Congr Court BRIAN Air Force Airman Brian E. Harrison has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Baae, San Antonio. Texas. Harrison la the son o f Rita R. Palmer o f 100 Shady Oak Lane. Fabre', a student at Lake Brantley High School will re­ port to Fort Leonard Wood, WuyncsvlUe, Mo., for basic training on June 3, 1998. She Is the daughter of Manuel J. and Lillian C. Fabre' of 245 Liverpool Cove. Longwood. ERIC M. BTANGLE Army Pvt. Eric M. Stangle lias entered basic military training at Fori Sill, Lawton. DEAR ABBY: I have juat read with diaput a letter in your column from a elergyperoon giving a specific time when the clergy should be paid for performing a marriage. The writer ia concerned that if payment ia not made preceding the ceremo­ ny, he/she will have to ask for pay­ ment at a later time. Miniatera in moat churehea receive a salary that should include the performance of any service done in tne church. I cannot help but wonder what the tab would be for a baptism or a funeral. In my denomi­ nation, service* such aa those are considered sacraments o f the church. To even think of charging for any of them ia nothing short of blasphemy. Certainly, I have received gifts from bride* and grooms for perform­ ing their wedding ceremony, but to expect or to ask for payment is aimply not acceptable. It is craasnes* such aa this that gives the church and Its miniatera much bad press. 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H m Kn ■.i .iium nii mi ■. i ■i~ paSnES nmr*t i 7iT(is*o. itnap •((imCmdrl M m u Jm Im Om # • ■wax M w Om BVI B M Ciwn* it v u m l w S lu TTTur t iswcmM BeReKTCwT © Jw4jaJv4| blllty for burial here Is limited. However. Inurement o f lire cremated body In Arlington’s columbarium Is the same as eligibility for burial In the VA national cemeteries. Arrangements for gravest tes cannot be reserved In advance; they must be done at the time o f death. Most VA national cemetery offices are closed on holidays and weekends; how­ ever. a funeral director can make the Initial contact and begin the application process on any day of the week. Hurlal Includes the gravrslte. opening and closing of the grave, and perpetual care. A basic grave Uner may also be provided. Since our nation did not want any veteran to have an unmarked grave, the VA also provides a permanent grave marker for any eligible veteran, anywhere In the world. The rhoiers for markers are flat bronze or bronze niche plates, fiat or upright marble, and flat w fj l C A l Deltona. She Is a 1997 graduate of Ptne Ridge High School. Del­ tona. KARL R. MARCELLUS, JR. Earl R. Marcellus Jr. has Joined the United State* Army Thomas H. J. Everett Circle and Thomas H. Everett Sr. o f San­ ford recently completed the Heavy Vehicle Operators Course. The 1996 graduate o f Deltona High School Joined the Marine Corps in July 1997. A D V IC E AB IG A IL VAN BUREN service charge if not paid promt: Hopefully, this individual will remember that the role of a minis­ ter is primarily that of a servant. THE REV. RALPH O MARSH. ATHENS, GA. BBTsKflel 7GT i n MTTijft JmBbbMm HiekmUUKisB ■ ,i " ■* —H1 W ‘f ihBrtSBK ■ . -- '*?1 ( 1 1 LO ST IN SPACE 1*H 400 roosio #»ut SPECIES 2 issotaonoaoQtBaB CITY O F ANGELS i to4jo rxo to.oo THE 6Db COUPLE 2 1SS0144 400 7.11 §40 MY GIANT #SU| ♦0 «ISW* MERCURY Rt&JNG TOCTOroeg I 00 TOO THE PLAYERS CLUB U 4 0 4 X T 1 I0 4 0 GREASE u o 4 s o ? 4 a iooo ‘ III* GET A HEAD START O N TANNING 8U» 10 • Gt ' MSSiUNS thi t UK l.i 1 t IHli A lt ’ ITH UNllMlHL MONtHir PACKAGt A '• l i..;.,. I W i l • Pedicures f Paraffin Treatments WILD THINGS ______4 10 1010 I ' »• 'SSfess- • Full Service Hair • Full Service Nails •Tanning ■ 100 440 730 B50 -.IPS Now that people know your policy, 1 predict your member­ ship will increase by leap* and bounds. DEAR ABBY: My wife prefer* that I write the letter* to our chil­ dren and relatives. Although she writes a delightful letter, she lack* confidence in her ability to punctu­ ate and apell correctly. 1 etyoy writ­ ing. so I don't mind performing thi* task for both of us. For many year* I closed the let­ ter, "With love," followed by “Mom and Dad* or both our first name*. Last year I decided this was not cor­ D E A R REV. M AR SH : P e r ­ rect. Although my wife occasionally haps you are judging this cler­ suggests thoughts that I include, I gy-parson a bit too harshly. A am the one who generates most of survey of churchee in the Los the thoughts and takes the time to Angeles area reveals that soma write them. Therefore, I started churches charge a “usage fee” dosing my letters, ‘ With love from for the church buildin g (and both of us,* followed by ‘ Dad* or my minister), while others charge name. This angers my wife. She non-members to perform mar­ insists that I sign "Mom and Dad* riage ceremonies, but waive the or both our first names. 1 insist that she is welcome to add a postscript to fee for member*. my letter and sign it or write her own letters. i '• ■ P B B iwwal under the Delayed Entry Pro­ gram at the U.S. Army Re­ cruiting Station In Deland. Marcellus, a student at De­ land High School, will report to Fort Leonard Wood. Waynesvtlle. Mo., for basic training June 17. 1998. He Is the brother of Leticia J. Slagle of 141 E. Gardenia Ave., M inister expresses w rath over collecting ceremonial charges LAKE MANY CINEMA U) Ti tsiMMta Oviedo and Benjamin L. Har­ rison of Carrolton, Texas. His wife, Stacy, is the daugh­ ter of James B. and Patricia Gome/ of Longwood. RUBY C. BLANCBTT Army Pfc. Ruby C. Blancett has graduated from One Sta­ tion Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort McClellan. AnnlBton. Ala. t'/ W M / t.s v : : isnscrsnss sa fe or upright granite. Specific en­ thr death, the VA regional o f­ graving costs nnd shipping fice normally requests the cer­ charges are Included, but VA tificate; however, the family does not pay for n base or for may ask the local VA to apply setting the marker. for it. On the marker, VA requires Thr burial allowance ranges that the last name Is spelled upward from $300. The maxi­ out: 'Die family may also use mum Is $1500 If the death was the first name or initial, the service connected. The burial middle name or Initial, and any allowance Is paid, a9 a reim ­ suffix such ns J r . nicknames bursement. to Lite person who or titles cannot be used. The paid the funeral expenses. Very branch of service ts required. basically, eligibility for the Optional choices are his/her burial allowance Is about the grade, rank, or the war In same as eligibility for disabil­ which he/she was engaged. ity. The year o f birth and the year The plot/Interment allowance of death are mandatory, hut Is $150. Tills allowance Is re­ putting full dates Is optional. imbursed If burial Is not in a The family may choose to Federal or State owned cem e­ have no rrllglous symbol, or tery that Is designated for the they may select the Christian burial o f veterans. cross, the Jewish Star of Tills article Is meant as in­ David, thr Buddhist Wheel of formation of benefits that arr Righteousness, or one from an available through the VA for a approved list. If they want a vrtrrans final expenses. It Is special emblem or verse, they not meant* to be a list of nil the will be hilled fur the engraving. qualifications and require­ If a veteran dies and his/her ments for eligibility. If you body cannot be recovered, th.* have any questions, please feel marker will have Uie words *In free to call me. or contact the Memory O f preceding the other County Veteran’s Service office. Inscriptions. The County Veteran's Service The family may choose to office Is located In Seminole have an American flog draped County Health Department. over the casket. After the serv­ 400 W. Airport Ulvd. here In ice. thr (lag will be removed, Sanford. The office has an ex­ folded, and presented to a cellent stafT who can assist you designated family member. with information or can help The family will also receive a you apply for benefits. The Presidential Memorial C ertifi­ phone number Is 407-322cate. Once the VA Is notified of 2724. Ext. 3374. 3 2 3 -8 0 2 9 Cuuntiy Out) Square 1Mil W Airpoit Hlvd Saniou) 3?3 8U?9 My wife wants the letter to be from both of us, but I feel I should sign my letters with my name because they contain my thoughts. Am I being hardheaded? THE LONE WRITER. RICHLAND. WASH. DEAR LONE WRITER: Y es I empathise with you for wanting recognition for the work of art you have created, but it*a a little late to begin aseertln g your in d iv id u ality. I'm sure your children and ralatlvee know who la really putting the words on the paper, eo for the asks of harmony in the household, con­ tinue to sign your letters, “With love, from Mom end Dad." In almost every marriage, the spouse with the stronger skills will assume responsibility for various choree — the genianIng, balancing the checkbook, w a rd ro b e coordination, etc. That's what makes a partner­ ship successful. �t.A Hetatd. Sanlottl. Flood* •Ttiufsd.lv A|wil 16 199B Seminole Scenes WlNNMPIXfe M a rS a c e * America's Supermarket Supermarket* ODI PHARMACIES filADIT ACCEPT - Q U A N T IT Y R IO H T I RESERVED WtNtlOUa IT t M C L M C ( O f T m O H T %— V IS A n il SERVICE PHARMACY.. Good kids doing good things I ho Spring l ako Elementary School Kindergarten and dance toam pres­ ent the Manatee Jubilee, a song and dance oxtravaganza lor par­ ents and Inends Might During the event Principal Inoz Schmook pre­ sents the Millie and laEao Howard Scholarship tor $?50 to Shannon McMahon, wtio is a LaKc Drantloy High School Peer Counselor Shan­ non lias volunteered »i the Pnmary 1MD class tor Itio past two yoars D| lutTWTf I S A N F O R D C 1- > -9 2 17 CELERY AVE. 13th STREET in 25th STREET FRENCH AVE Marketplace It s 33 till' i* e-r-j a % X. 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. - SANFORD PHARMACIST: Dana Wynn PHONE: 407-321-6626 HOURS: Moa-SaL 9 am to 7 pm • Slate-licensed and registered pharmacists The hunt is on Tho crowd gathers at Loo P. Mooro Park, silo of tho recent Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the City ol Sanford Parks and Rocroation Department. Tho Faster Bunny mado an appaaranco. special baskots wore awarded to hunt winners, and a good time was had by all • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • We accept most major insurance plans including Humana, Prudential. PCS, PAID. Medimet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of all the details. DOES M iR INSURANCE UST DIE W1NND1XIE PHARMACY AS AN AUTOORIZED PRESCRIPTION PROVIDER? TorindmiltalktoaWirt* Ptiamais.Chaimarepul UiayoultieromdatteOiifc Helping the community Giving to a good cause....The American Legion C a rrp b e l Lossing. Post 53. presents a Sanyo TVVCR to tho Semmoio County Hoad Start program to be used in the classroom On hand for the prosontation, from toft to right, Nora Fonsoca, Ram ona Benton. Mary Aim Taytor. He#en Goodspeed, Armando Sanchez, and Sharon Burke, because ue're ihe kind of Pharmacy most carriers prefer - professional, convenient and affordable. if we are noi on your provider’s list, maybe il's lime lo speak up. Call your Human Resource Department or Benefits Manager today and say you want your health plan lo indude the Winn-Dixie Pharmacy. �® Ijc W e ra lb S«minot* Herald. Santort. Flood* • Thursday Apri 18. IBM • IB E x tra P a in ts U, 1 Jeff Berlinicke Champions rise to occasion Lake Brantley rallies for big 6A-District 3 baseball win Herald Staff Writer A few fans giving Lake Brantley a black eye ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It s one thing to be supportive of your team. It's another to em barrass a school. Every school tn Seminole County has a few fans who tend to be Just a little on the ob­ noxious side, sometimes going a little too far in support of their team. But the one school that has fans that have stepped over the line a little too much is Lake Brantley. Lake Brantley has some great kids and about 00 percent of their fans are supportive, cheering when the Patriots do well, sup­ porting them through their rare tough times. But this year, the Instances of misconduct have started to mount. At two basketball gomes this season, school adm inistrators from the opposing teams had to step in to protect their players from irate Lake Brantley fans. Throughout many of the other sports sea­ sons, some of the Lake Brantley students have gone beyond heckling and turned thjhgs ugly. K if I s i l l comes front someone* who has; seen m iny games in every gym and ball field tn Setalnolc County. '* * Throughout football, basketball, lacrosse and baseball season, the few people for Lake Brantley that have made things ugly have tarnished the image of the school in the eyes of many others. Coaches and fans from all over the county hove commented that Lake Brantley is blemished by Its fans and their conduct. That’s too bad. Lake Brantley has a classy administration, and some of the county’s beat athletes including Robbie Sltz. Ginger Tulhs. Felipe Lopez. Daniel Hogan. Ryan P a­ gan. Brian Criswell and Drew Morgan. But to go to a Lake Brantley game also means that, besides watching these talented ath­ letes. you're subjected to criticism that goes beyond the boundaries of fun heckling. Most schools have fans that have fun at the expense of the other team and the offi­ cials. But sometimes, and this goes for every school but especially Lake Brantley, it goes loo far. Last night, when the Lyman second base­ man w as Involved in a collision and spent a Couple of minutes on the ground, a lew Pa­ triot fans laughed. Most were students but. i t the many Lake Brantley games I and dther writers have attended, the parents are involved ns well. ; That’s too bad. Lake Brantley, from top to bottom, probably has the best athletic pro­ gram in the county. The school has a lot to cheer ab o u t It’s strong academically and has the state baseball champion. By Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR LONGWOOD _ Trailing by two runs In a must-win game last night, someone on the Lake Bran­ tley bench shouted, 'Play like state champs.* Fslps Lopez (left) had a home run and later added a big double during a four-run raty and Robbio SHz (above) dosed the door on any Lyman hopes of a comeback as Lake Brantley came from behind to edge the Greyhounds 7-5 In a big Class 0A-Distrtct 3 baseban game at Lyman High School Wednesday night. That's exactly what the Patriots did. knocking off Lyman. 7-5 to make a crazy season even crazier os nearly every team In Class GADtstrlct 3 remains In contention for die top seed In districts, although the Greyhounds remain barely In the driver's seal. Lyman has been the surprise of the county all season and was on Its way to another upset last night before the defending state champs Please see Patriots. Page 3B Firsts recorded in Lions' home finale By Tony DeBonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT OVIEDO _ In a game significant because of Its climactic location, two Oviedo High School seniors rrgtslerrd firsts In Wednesdays 3-0 Seminole Athletic Conference baseball victory over the Winter Springs Hears. Paul Werner tossed two near-perfect Innings to ram the first victory of his high school career while Ashley Stephens, a base-running spe­ cialist and defensive replacement, notched his first hit o f the season, contributing a single to the Lions' five-hit effort. Star* thdwHBI»< was lhe f l n « home game of Uic-regular-sSWfcbn for Oviedo, ^he Lions rrlrbra ted Seniors' Night, feting the 16 graduating seniors in a pregame-ceremony 4 T didn't know that Paul did not have a high school win before tonight.* said Oviedo coach Krnne Brown. Tt was great to see lilm get It here tonight. And Ashley's done everything I've ever asked him to do. I was glad to see him get a hit tonight.* In a game that took 90 minutes to play, all the offense came on two swings o f the bat. Richard Rodriguez broke a scoreless tie with a solo home run tn the third Inning. After Troy Boutwell walked In the sixth. Jeremy Frost LIONS 3. BEARS O Winter Springs 000 000 0 °vW 4« 001 003 0 3 0 3 5 3 S»rphm «m . S Kankln Ml. Wrkh |6) and Kogen Tlargri Wrmrr Ml. Huctianan ICI and froal WP W rm n 110) U* Slrphmaun 15-41 »Jve . Ilurhanan (31 311 . Winter Spring*." M rphmum Ovlrdu R lUnkln (31 311 none IIH (Mrdu Hndrtgurr (3| and lroal (7) le-iordi Wtnlrr Spring* T IB. CMrdo 11-9. belted a two-run homer. The only other hits for Oviedo were a single by Houtwcll In the fourth. Ryan Rankin's twoout double In the fifth, and Stephens' sixthInnlpg single. ‘ Nick Traeger was the sinning pitcher for Uie Lions and worked three Innings, giving up only on infield single to Scott Rankin (no relation) In th e Second. There was on error mode behind him, but Boutwell turned a line drive Into an unassisted double play to eraae that threat. Werner took over tn the fourth and faced Just six batters. One Winter Springs hitter reached on an error, but Boutwell snared another line drive and threw to first to double off the runner. John Buchanan pitched the final two Innings to ra m hla second save o f the season. He only gave up one hit but It wma a blast, a double off the left-field fence by Brad Stephenson. Traeger and Werner each struck out. two bat­ ters while Buchanan fanned four In his two In­ nings o f work Thr irlo did not walk a batter. Also playing In their final regular season home game as an CMcdo Lion were Scott Fer­ rell. Lawrence Pultz. Ouy Erwin. Ben Knapp. Erik Wilson. Jorge Hernandez, and Tim Hule. The only Uon senior who didn't see set Ion Wednesday was pitcher Jeff Monaco, who tossed a complete game last Friday against Boone and Is scheduled to start again Friday at Lake Howell. Stephenson (5-4), who only gave up one run on one lilt - Rodriguez's homer- In tim e Innings of work, w m tagged with the loss, lie struck out three and did not walk a batter. Scott Rankin ve up two runs on four hits while striking out ree and walking one. Ryan Welch got the final Oviedo out on a strikeout. Oviedo (II-B a n d 1-3 In the Seminole Athletic Conference) travels to the Cocoa Expo today to play Florida Air Academy. The Lions will finish their regular season campaign with games at Lake Howell (Friday). Seminole (next Tuesday), and Boone (a week from Friday). Winter Springs (7-15) will host UmaUlla to ­ night and Cocoa Beach on Friday with both games starting at 7 p.m. L a k e M a r y diam ond teams post b ig victories Tnm Staff Reports LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary baseball team may have been looking a little ahead, but came alive in time and the softball team crushed Lake Howell In diamond acUon Tuesday night. The baseball team, which may have been a little distracted with huge Class 6A-Dlstr1ct 3 games coming up with Lake Howell (last night) and Lyman (Friday) fell behind Deltona 2-0 In the bottom of the first Inning. The score remained 2-0 until the sixth Inning when the Rams rallied for two runs to tie the game. But the Wolves answered right back with two runs In the bottom o f the sixth Inning and appeared (leaded for the upset. Lake Mary, however, was Just waiting for the right moment to pull out the victory and exploded for right runa tn tlte top o f the seventh Inning and Rob Felton came on to shut out Deltona In the bottom of the seventh Inning as the Rams posted the 10-4 victory. Ryan Tretteln pitched the first six Innings for Lake Mary and got the victory, raising his record to 2­ 1 on the season. Leading the offensive attack for the Rama (13 9) were Jose Tormos (2-for-3. two RBI). Daniel Sanford (2-for-3, RBI). Eric Otero and Brian BrrUer (both 2-for-4 with one RBI). Matt Allegra (double, two RBI) and Rob Macchlone (RBI). Pacing the Wolves (12-11) attack were Rocky Scgarra (3-for-3) and OarTett V ein (2-for-4). Lake Mary will host Lyman Friday night at 7 p.m. with the No. 1 seed In the upcoming district H m m s m Laka Mazy, Pag* 31 Raiders ’ U's Just too bad that the school is gaining a reputation among the other schools as being a little bit on the mean side. Sports is supposed to be fun. Last night the Lake Brantley players shook hands with the Lyman players at the end of the game, which happens at every athletic event in Seminole County. SANFORD _ Oviedo's Deairae thwarts coma up with a d u tch .The players didn't have any hard feelings even though the game w as intense through­ out. The fans probably went home and had fun and forgot all about it. ‘ It w as an isolated IncidenL But, attention Lake Brantley, those isolated incidents are Starting toi add up. • A lot of coaches and officials haven't forgot­ ten basketball season and the school has too proud o f a heritage to ruin It Last Second Sh o t: Kudos to the Oviedo lacrosse teams who spent their time TUesday working on their ow n time with the kids at Lawton Elem entary School They didn't have to be there, they Just wanted to work with the kids. SANFORD _ Seminole High School swimmer Ing by her proud parents. Jack and Lynne Amv Jennifer Armstrong has signed s scholarship with strong (seated left and right), SHS head swim coach Delta State University in D evs land, Tennessee. Tony Ackerson (back left) and Seminole High PrinJennifer (Mated, oenter) was Joined for the sign- dpal Grelchen Schapker (back right). �2D ■Seminole Herald. Santord, Florida •Thursday. Apnl 16, 199® Patriots Continued from Page ID fought book with n four-run seventh, down to their last two outs. After a strikeout to start the Inning. Lyman pitcher Evan Ixilacono appeared to have everything under control, but Felipe Lopez doubled and Justin Harris legged out an In­ field hit. Justin Smith grounded out to tnakr the score 5 4 Lyman, with two outs, and Chuck S te­ gall was Intentionally walked. Harris, the tie nut. moved to third on the ground out and scored on a blown plekolT piny to tic the game. Errors led to two more nm s and Lake Bran­ tley's Robbie Sitz slammed the door on Lyman In the bottom of the seventh. "I had some good stuff working tonight," Sltz said. "W r needed thl9 one for districts." It didn't start out that way as the lztngwitod rivals met for the second time Dlls season. Billy Hess sent Sltz' first pitch to deep center and scored later to give the Greyhounds a I-ft lead. Lake Branllry got it back In the second when Stegall sin­ gled and scored later on an er­ ror. The Patriots scored again In the third when Lopez, who will be making a lot of money playing ball somewhere later thin year, sent a homer to right field. Stegall sparked another rally In the fourth, singling and scoring when Derek Hanson was tilt by a pitch with tlic bases loaded, but Lolacono got Lopez to fly out to end the threat. Lake Mary— Continued from Psgs IB touninmnet on the line. The Rams will then close out the regular season with a home game against Seminole on Monday at 7:30 p.m. and games against Dr. Phillips In Orlando at 4 p.m. on Wednesday and at home next Friday at 7 p.m. The softball team (21-3) got off to a slow start, not denting the 'plate until scoring four runs in the bottom of the third Inning. But once the Rams started scoring, they almost forgot to Lake Mary High School's eight-girt lacrosse manager team do a lot ol odd jobs that make things easier lor the coaching staff and players, liko koop Iho statistics, put out drinks and equipment and help cheer on the team. M a n a g e r s d o the d ir t y w o r k By J e ff BerUnlcke SPORTS EDITOR A S S IS T A N T LAKE MARY _ Years from now. there may be one defining moment in the development of lacrosse In Central Florida. In a Seminole County game last season, one o f the Lake Mary boys lacrosse players took a stick over the head. H ie reaction on the field was loud enough. It was Utc reaction from the girls on the Lake Mary bench that showed tliat lacrosse had finally taken a hold In Florida. One o f the managers started screaming at the officials and a couple of the others chimed In. The Lake Mary managers con­ sist of an eight-girt unit that supports the team In almost any way Imaginable. They s ip ply the equipment, moral sup­ port. goodie bags, beverages and utmost anything else the team needs to win. It's tire same situation all over Seminole County as la ­ crosse lias grown from being a ro-ed sport to being county wide In both boys and girls leagues. All seven o f the county teams play, and the sport has become the most actively par­ ticipated -In game In the county. The Lake Mary team m anag­ ers are just one o f many in the county who have decided to help out. even If they don't want to play. They were drawn to the excitement and action of the game and. maybe a little, to the guys on the field. But that's another story. Each team In the county has a strong support staff and the Lake Maty managers are Just a representation o f what's going on all over the county as the sport continues to grow. What do the managers do? "What don't w r do." re­ sponded senior Marissa Torman. "We bring bags filled with Gatorald. equipment, candy and wc are also there to en­ courage them." That's just a small part of what they do. Lake Mary coach Doc Crowthcr delegates a lot o f responsibility to the girls and. though they say he Isn't always patient with them, everything Is a result o f the heat o f the battle. "He's been known to yell at us," Torman laughed. The managers also keep sta ­ tistics Including goals, assists, ground balls, face-offs and saves. One of the reasons the Lake Mary girls chose to becom e managers Is that, until this season, most schools only o f­ fered co-ed lacrosse. "If we wanted to play la ­ crosse." senior Kelly Can said, "we would have to play with the guys. 1 didn't know anybody on tile team until 1 gut here, but I Just wanted to participate.* Tliat was the main reason most o f the girls said they be­ came involved. "The only thing I every did was work on the yearbook staff." senior Nicole Appel said. "I wanted to get together with a group o f people to hang out with and have some fun." One o f them even found her boyfriend. Tanya Abbott, a sophomore, met her friend Rob Rauch, a team member, and romance bloomed. All of the managers said they feel the guys on the team . ap- . predate all the hard work they do and most o f them go out o f their way to thank them for their efforts. The girls usually play *20 Questions* on the bus offer road games with the play­ ers and they even decorated their cars for some of the games to show support. "I love the game and how they play,* Danlela Koglc said. “We've cried after the losses because we get so Intense with them." With the help o f the Lake Mary girls, the lacrosse teams seems to be managing Just fine. Sltz was on a roll, striking out the side In the fourth, but Lymnn tied It In the fifth, with two nms and added two more In the sixth when a series of Lake Brantley errors ted to a 53 lend going Into the seventh when Lake Brantley decided It was time to play like state champions. Lake Brantley finishes the district schedule with a 7-3 re­ cord. while Lyman Is now 6-3. The Patriots will be at Semi­ nole at 7 p.m. on Friday, while Uie Greyhounds will play a crucial district contest at Lake Mary (6-3 In district also) to- stop, scoring Uirec runs In Uie fourth Inning, one run In the fifth Inning and two runs In (be sixth Inning to close out on I I 0 triumph over the Silver Hawks. Halle Sowards hurled a twohitter to run her record to 11-0 on Uie season. Doing the hitting for Lake Mary were Jeannlr Mnnz (3-for3. RBI). Lindsey Manx (3-for-4, Uiree RBI). Meagan Dontrieh (3-for-4). Yarah Otero (2-for-3. SCC-------------------Continued from Page IB ntnner Is placed on second base to start the Inning. Diane Maealuso was put on second to atari the 10th for SCC. After a strike out on a bunt attempt, Schwartz ripped her double Into rightfleld. scoring Maealuso with the winning run. The Raiders appeared to be In good shape In the second game, taking a 1-0 lead In the bottom o f the first Inning on a two-out single by Luke Howell's Brittany Scott and a run-scoring double by Candice Hays. The score stayed that way until the Stars had a game worth o f ofTensc In one Inning, scoring nine runs on eight hits and three SCC errors. Doing the damage for the Raiders In the first game were Schwartz (3-for-5 with a triple and a double, two runs scored, one RBI), Hays (2-for4. one RBI). Lake Brantley's Mamie Bernstein (2-for-4). Maealuso (l-for-3, two runs scored). Christy Neudeck (l-for-3) and Osteen's Erin Maljub (one run scored). Providing the offense for SCC In the second game were Hays (l-for-2 with a double and one KBU, Scott (l-for-2 with one run scored) and Tract Miller (l-for-2). The Raiders have three regular season doubleheaders left on Uie schedule, all at home. Today Uie Tlmbcrwolvcs from Lake City Community College pay a visit at 2:30 p.m. and the Matadors from Valencia Community College, who will be dropping the program at the end o f the season, will be at Raider Held at I p.m. on Sunday, and the Saints from Gainesville's Santa Fc Community College will be here next Thursday starting at 2:30 p.m. RAIDERA ft-1, STARS 4-0 OAMX ONE Florida CC-Jacksoavtllo 000 400 000 0 _ 4 IS 1 Bomlnols C.C. 101 020 000 1 _ B 0 2 (Honan and Padron. Iloopcr and Maljub WP _ lloopcr (13MI. LP _ Ibrnian 120-41 Save _ none 2D _ SCC, Schwarts. 30 _ SCC. Schwartz. IIK _ none GAME TWO S C C wom en’s hoop trio earns post-season honors Florida C.C.-JackaoarlBa Oamlnnto C o o a u U tT C t l l m Miller and ISdron. T. MtUcr. Aahworth (4) and Maljub. WP . Mlttcr. LP _T. Miller (B-0). Save . none. 2D _ FCC-J. Crum. Padron; SCC. Ilays. 311 .none. HH. none. Hcrorda . FCC-J. 44-8; SCC 27-27. Legal Notices Legal Notices NO TIC I OF a PUBLIC HSARIMO t o o o N s io a a t h > ADOPTION OF AN ONDINAN08 DV T N I c m OF BANFONP, FLORIDA Additionally. Kotova was also named to the All-Region V III (All State) Team, the first time a Central Florida Community College player has been se­ lected to this prestigious squad. Medhanle. a 5-foot-11 for­ ward. is a sophomore from Stockholm. Sweden and has a sister who was a starter for Duke University this year. Kudruyvtseva la a 5-foot-7 freshman point guard from S t Petersburg, Russia who la an outstanding long-range shooter and ball-handler who ta one o f the best players ever at Semi­ nole Community College. Kotova, the 7-foot freshman center from Tallinn, Estonia Improved her offense tremen­ dously as the season went along and combined that with outstanding shot-blocking abilities to make her one o f the top players In the state. Kudruyvtseva and Kotova will be returning to SCC as sopho­ mores next year, providing the Raiders with a strong nucleus to go along with several out­ standing recruits already committed to attend the school tills fall. Darts Kudruyvtsova (second from left) and Jaana Kotova (third from left), shown with head coach Ken Patrick and Krystal Tannsr, have been named to the Mt-Mid-Florida Conference Team. Kotova also made All-Region VIII. -lie ‘ H o u n d s w i n t u n e -u p Nolle* l i hereby given that a Public Haartng will ba haId In Iha Commits ion Room at lha City Hall In tha City ol Sanford. Florida, at 7:04 o'clock P.M. on April trth, 1FM. to cone War tha adoption o l an ordinance by th* City ot San lord. Florida, till# at which la aa follow* ORDMANOR NO. S A M AN ORDINANCE FOR THC CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. AMENDING OROINANCB NO. • M l. AND ITS AIMNDMtNTB, TO AUTHORIZE SIX It) ADDI­ TIONAL FIRtFIOHTIR/PARAMCDIC POSITIONS IN THS FIRS DEPARTMENT AND ADOPTtNQ AN AMENDEO CLASSIFICATION AND PAY PLAN; PROVtDIHO FOR SIVERARIUTY. CON­ FLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy *h*N ba aval labia si Iha oilier ol th* City d ark lor all parsons da airing to oaamln* th* same. All parties In Inlaroil and Mu­ tant ahall have an opportunity to b * hoard al sard hearing By order o l Iha City Commieelon o l the City o l Sanford, Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCEDINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THEEE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT SM -SS2I 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINQAOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II a person dacidaa lo appeal * daclaton mad* with reaped to any matter considered al th* above meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record of the proceeding!, Including the testimony and evidence, which record la not provided by the City of Sanford. (PS ESS OIOS) Janet R. Dougherty, CMC City Clerk Publish Aprs I t . 1001 DEP-10S I NOTICE OF A PUBLIC H IA R IN S TO CONSIOSR THS ADOPT MM OF AN ONDMANOR RV T N I CITY OF RADFORD, FLORIDA Notice ie hereby green the I a Public Hearing will be bald In Iha Commission Room al the City Hall In Iha City ol Sanford, Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM on April ETIh. 1MS. lo consider the adoption ol an ordinance by the City ot Sanford. Florida, m i* of which la a t follow*: OROfMANOB NO. BAST AN ORDINANCE FOR THS CITY OF EANFORD AMENOINO ANO REETATINQ CHAPTER *. ADMINISTRATION. ARTICLE XV POLICE OFFICERE' RETIRE­ MENT SYSTEM. SECTIONS 1* t l THROUGH f - t r t . OF THS COOS OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. PROVIDINQ FOR SiVERARIUTY OF PRO VISIONS; REPEAUNO ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFUCT HEREWITH AND PROVIDINQ AN EFFECTIVE DATE A copy shall be available al th* office e l Iho City Ctoifc for *U person! dealring to eaemln* th* ■am* AM perliaa In Intereat end c lu­ te n* ehaM have an opportunity lo be hoard a l said hearing ■ y order o f Ihe City Commission o l th* CMy ol Sanford. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISAStLITIEt NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT HIE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT S30-SSM 4t HOURS IN AO VANCE OF THE MEETINO AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC: II s parson decide* lo appeal • decision mad* with respect to any metier considered si the above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim reoord of the proceedings. Including th* leatlmony and evidence, which record la not provided by the City o l Sanford (FS H E 0101) Janet fl Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Publish April I t . 1SSS 0EP-1S1 : LONGWOOD _ Brian Krause burled a Uirec-hltler ns Lyman blanked vlBlttng Hopkins-:.., Central from Kentucky on »,i T u e s d n y night. Kntusc Improved his record to 2-1 with the help o f B illy .vm Hess (2 for 3 with a triple. RBI). Kevin Graves (1-for-l, RBI). Jose Torres (l-for-2. two RBI), Todd Radcllff (double,-T RB1| and Brandon E p p le" (double). % . -t A « _________________________ , (A two RBI) and Jackie Crlspcll ; (double, RBI). "\ _ The Rams will be at Lyman . * for a 4 p.m. contest today and * then finish the regular season • with three home games next • * week with Apopka on Tuesday. *. Boone on Wednesday and Deltona on Friday. All three * ’ will begin nt 6 p.m. * Lake Howell only has one regular season game left, , ■ traveling to Oviedo tonight to * play the lions at 7 p.m. Legal Notices IR T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I IBTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IM AND FOR ItM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA •IN E R A L JURISDICTION OtVISION CASS NOi l7 - S lt O .C A .t 4 - l UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL DANK. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO EEAOER FEOERAL DANK FOR IAYINOS PLAINTIFF VS OLQA I RODRIQUEZ. IF LIV1NQ AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS. DEVISEES ONANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH UNDER OR AGAINST OLGA I RODRIGUEZ. SUMMERHILL TOWNHOUSE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . BALLARD HOUSING PARTNERS. LTD A DISSOLVED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP D/B/A WINOSONO APARTMENTS. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!!) NOTICE OF PO R S O LO IU R I SALS NOTICE I I HEREBY OIVEN pura uem lo a Summary Final Judgmanl ot tomato*—* dalad April flh , ISM , entered in Crvil Caae No Ir-M fO -C A -H -E ot th* Circuit Court ot Iho 1ITH Judicial Crrcuil in and lor SEMI. NOLI County SANFORD Florida, I will tall lo th* htghoal and boat fodder lor caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE ol th* SEMINOLE County Courthouae located al 201 N PARK AVENUE at SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 a m on th* 12th day o l MAY, IS IS th* following daaertbad property a t tat forth In laid Summary Final Judgmanl. lowit LOT 71. SUMMERHILL. PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK St. PAOES SO THRU I t . PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY.FLORI DA Dated Ihia llh day of APRIL. toss (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clork ot th* Circuit Court By. Jan* E. Jaaowlc Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF PAV10J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S Unhraraily Drtv* Suit* loo Special to U m Harold SANFORD _ Seminole C om ­ munity College women's bas­ ketball coach Ken Patrick has announced that Izzy Medhanle, Daria Kudruyvtseva and Jaana Kotova have been selected to the 1997-98 All Mid-Florida Conference Basketball Team. 000 00 . 0 10 1 100 00 1 S B morrow night, nlso starting at 7 p.m. \ Plantation, FL 22324 (SS4| 232 *000 S7-IIS3MUPM) In accordance with Iha American with Oiaafokba* Act. peraom wilh disabilities need log a apocial accommodation lo participate In thit proceeding should contact the Clerk o l th* Circuit Court at the SEMINOLE County Courthouae al 407-3I3. 4330. not later than seven day* prior le th* proceeding tl hear ing Impaired. 1-I00-SSS-S771 (TOD) or 1-S40-SIS-I770, via Florida Relay Service Publish April 1|, S3. IS IS DBP-1II M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I BI4WTBBRTN JUDICIAL CM OUrr M ARD FOR S S M IH O il COURTY, FLORIDA CIVIL AOTMM CASS NO. SS-tSSCA DIVISION 14-1 BANC O NI MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff!*), v* OSAMA ZALLOUM. *1 al. Oetendant(a). NOTtOB OF FO N IO LO B U M B A IS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmanl of Mortgage Foreclosure dated Aprd tth. I N I . and entered In Case NO. SE-tSICA ot the Circuit Court o l th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor BtMINOLi County. Florid* wherein BANC ONE MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION I* th* Pteinlitf and OSAMA ZALLOUM. EDDIE 2 I0 A N ; VICTOR 0. ■CIORRA: PATRICIA A. VANRIPCR; ROBERT DILL; SAMMIE GILL; ATCMLEV APPLIANCE AND TV. INC. ere th* Defendants. I will sell to the highest and beat bidder lor o *»h at th* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE BEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11.00 a m , on th* 11th day ol APRIL. IM S , the following described proper­ ty • * eel forth In said Final Judgment BCINO LOT NO. US. LAKE FOREST. SECTION TWO A. Legal Notices PLAT OF WHICH IS OF RECORO IN PLAT BOOK 43. PAGES SO ANO f t . IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESI MY HAND and th* seal ol Ihia Court on APRIL Ith. IM S (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clork ol Iho Circuit Court Dy Jan* E Jasoenc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar, Darrell ft Frappier Post Ottice Bc> 3410 Tampa. FL 33S0I F0I0I01I1 NOTICE In accordance with ll>* American! DiaatolitJe* Act. per•on* needing a spec la! accom ­ modation lo pom cipal* In th * proceeding should contact th* individual or agency landing notice not later than seven (7) days prior to Iha proceeding *1 the address given on the notice Telephone 407-3234130 e it 4227. I-SOO-tkf-S77t (TOO) or t-tOO-OSE-irrO (v). via Florida Relay Service Publish April IS. 23. IS M 1 O E P-ttt IH THS CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I (lONTEEHTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m AND FOR SSMIROLS COURTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIOH m - md •■vi ■ • ,M Ay!fias iY-a f l * » m THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAOO. i • Plaintiff. * MICHAEL PARKER. *1 al. D*landint(a) T 0 NOTICE OF ACTION 'a TO MICHAEL PARKER LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE * ATET INTERNATIONAL PO BOX 4I4E ' RIVADHI, I AUDI ARABIA * 11412 CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN -v ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN * PARTIES CLAIMING BY. * THROUOH. UNDER. AND 1 . AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED -> INDIVIDUAL OEFENOANT(I) "■* WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO RE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHITHER •' SAID UNKNOWN PARTUS MAY J? CLAIM AN INTEREST AS J SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES r a GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANT* i LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE i . UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo foroefoa* a mortgage [ " on Ih* following property In ' SEMINOLE County. Florida UNIT NO 131-14, ROYAL t n ARMS CONDOMINIUM. A CON- . DOMINIUM ACCORDINQ TO THE DECLARATION OF CON- ' DOMINIUM AND EXHIBITS ANNEXED THERETO. RECORO- * ‘ ED MAY 27. ttS3. IN OFFICIAL * RECOROS BOOK I4S0. PAGE rj1SS4. PUBLIC RECORDS O F ' SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. * AS AMENDED. TOGETHER a . „ WITH AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST -*« IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS * * ANO LIMITED COMMON ELE- t MINTS DECLARED IN SAID DS- • CLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM TO BE AN APPURTENANCE TO , * THE ABOVE CONDOMINIUM.;.. UNIT. *-* h it been tiled age inti you end J * you tro required to serve e • copy o f your written defences. ] * any. within 30 days attar th* Z j hr*l publication of this Notice T > ol Action, on Echevarria. * McCall*. Raymer. Berrotl A t . . Frappier. Plaintiff’* attorney, who** address I* *01 Baythor* ‘ ► Boulevard. Sulla S00. Tampa, \ Florid* 33S0S, and ttto ih* prig-.! Inal with ihia Court eith er- 'L before tervtc* on Plaintiff's i ' attorney or Immediately there*;. . eller, olherwre* a default wO trJ be entered against you tor th d ; ' raliaf demanded In Ih a , Complaint or petition. JL. Thl* notice shall be published?-^' once each week for two coni I aocuttv* weeks in th* Sem inoiei Herald. « WITNESS my hand and th * ^ L„ anal ol this Court on this 3rd: day o l APRIL. ISO* iEEALJ ij , Maryann* More* Clork o l th* Court 1 By: Ruth King A* Deputy Clark i£ . n o t ic s In accordsooo with th* * Amerteen* DteaWWIee AM. g w . i eon* needing a specie) eeeem.ra . ■nodatfon to participate In IhM-. .* proceeding should eon tact th e ; i. individual or agency Ponding* notice not lelar then seven m l day* prior to the proceeding g (* . J th* eddree* given an the l * notice. Telephone: 407-UA-S < « 7 ; 1-SOO-#M-S77tI . (TOO) or 1-S00-MS-S770 (v): v i a l — Florid* A * l*y Sorvlee. Pubtieh: April 0, 1t, 1SSI DCP-S7 if �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. April 16. 1996 SEMINOLE COUNTY N O TIC I OF UNPAIO TANGI8LS PERSONAL PROPERTY T A X I* A * PROVIDED OV CHAPTER 1*7 401 • FLORIDA STATUTE*. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPER­ TY TAXES ASSESSED FOR 1SST ARE NOW DELINQUENT BEGIN­ NING APRIL 1. ISM . SUCH TAXES ARE NOW DRAWING INTER­ EST AT THE RATE OF IS PERCENT PEN YEAR. PLUS THE PRO­ PORTIONATE COSTS OF PUBLISHINO THIS NOTICE UNLESS THE DELINQUENT TAXES ARE PAIO PRIOR TO MAY 1, IS M . WARRANTS WILL BE ISSUEO THEREON AND THE TAX COLLEC­ TOR WILL APPLY TO THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR AN ORDER DIRECTING LEVY UPON SEIZURE OF THE TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE TAXPAYER FOR UNPAID TAXES THE NAMES OF THE DELINQUENT PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXPAYERS AND THE AMOUNT OF THE TAXES. INCLUDING THE COST OF ADVER­ TISING AND INTEREST PENALTY. ARE AS FOLLOWS NAMS AND ADDRESS N A M * AND A D O B E ,, PRINTING INC GAIL M JAY AVE SIOO-A 12790 ACUPUNCTURE CENTER OF GREATER 2 1 1 .1 3 AMERITEK ORLANDO INC ATTN. 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PRACTICES INC ATTNr ROBERT J ROGERS MD 2170 ST RD 434 W * 1 * 0 LONGm CiOD FL 1277* 4 0 0 .2 * A AA0COTT A3AA INC D0A ASAP DAIL BONDS 1 .4 4 1 .7 0 ADVANCED CAD ENTERPRISES INC ODA ENGINEERING SOFTWARE 114.14 1 4.42 ^ a s I e l I c r r ^ r f " 3? 70 7 'L O M . 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FL 12710 5 4 .1 0 GAVIN 0 LEE PA i O l PAR) PL #204 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS PL )2 7 0 l i ™ HARI^EAV'E j A TTN l GARY L SIODCRS JR l O i JAY DR GATOR OFFICES INC « 4 lO US HUY 17-02 S 0 1 )0 MAITLAND PL 32751 I s AURORA CO 40014 2 2 .4 0 GOFF R LOT i2 4 . 4|T PRAIRIE LA . E DR FERN PARK FL 52710 fl S 1 *> 4 2 .4 2 1 .4 1 1 .4 5 Ca s s e l b e r r y K 4 1 1 .7 4 in c 2*1 NORTH.** E I l VD N F i l l . 4.211 . ) ) GARDEN ro'TRNlhA ATTNl MYRON FlRAPATRICK e^C4 154TN AVC NC REDMOND UA PRODC “ £ longwooo f l OAIDR v CHRISTOPHER 4$ DC-WNING ST SANFORD PL JC77) S 1 4 .0 4 “ 2 GOFF R LOT » ? 0 ATTNl STUART QR X) l ! W N ST RD 4 )4 0115 LONGHOOO PL IZTSO 4 P «5 4 5 .r * >40 ST AD 4 *4 " ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 12714 4 0 .0 4 1 1 .s i I V l H - l 'i ••J ANAK *■1RALLEN mAMe FL , 2 7 ,4 ATTNl MICHAEL RUBIN t | 4 ) ALTAMONTE DA E ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 12701 ♦ 9 . )3 jf A M E A W P A P O R tlS 114 .1 0 HAX ? T * r 4E x r ^ « " j Ti « o b a t u to r t im e me ST TCWN CCFiNERS Sm° c co rf “ WITH CARE RAC*AGING STORE W l ANDOFL 124,4 241.51 g r a p h ic s TO NAME AND A D Q B llj 1 7 .4 * GLOBA.. NOAT&AGC OF CENTRAL FLORIDA fO I ST AD 4 ) * U . 1 0 4 ) ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL 12714 Gl OADAN INC 0 C S ASSOCIATES INC ATTNl PfDPO CAPan 311? NICHOLSON DR WINTER PR*. PL JZ79Z g a l e r ia a TTN i TAXES DUE GLOBAL HYDRAULIC » MEUNATICS OAV ATTN D'TNALD L al v 1 115 LAUREL AV SAf^OAO FL 12771 ■ g lobe G S M ENTERPRISES OP CENTRAL PL SUITE 1 )4 C 4 * t OLD LA 91 MARv s o SANPORD P l 1CT7I a NAME A N D A D O R E tl MICHAEL TiTToT F L ,12144 1201 4 0 .1 , >i l f a ) EjiA.'" C G A IU B O B a l T aM n ti I n GB F L 12714 2212 4 5 4 .7 ) o r �OB ■ S*mnota Herald. Santom Honda •Ttiursday. Apr* 16. 1996 Sammota Herald. Santonl. Honda - Thursday, April 16.1998 •M H NATIONAL fW IA U D CARE CONSULTANTS ; * o rental a sales a t t n i u s : a ac* jR W L. 1A| M|v,t«WAV ) ) NANAcA*AN NJ (ADD TO ROLL FOR 1 transfer AAc*M 0 BAT V TAXES' NATURES HERDS 600 Cu a l ITV DR _ ______ AMERICAN FORKS UT #4001 m o Fl o r i d a s e r v i c e s 1104 r f Ne w po r t TEAR CASSELtEARv F l 12707 HID3TATE a s :SOCIATES INC ATTNt CARitOL CASSICK p 0 D O *_li CASSELBCRIIRY ? L 1271# 20. #2022 B B TB S & H fc B ATTN I AMANDA Tl a fS ftS 'K K ie ATTNI R02AFRC P M k m t AN Gl Enn JR iTRAL PARKWAY W ITE SPA I NOS PL 12714 AWN CARE ARCS H W IL L IS SOUND I MAGI ATTNI HAI X iizn FASAMER JOSEFH a t t o r n e y a t l a m 29O0 L A F f "ARY DLVO M #2 1 2A LA* £ nARY FL 12746 IVAL KINO ICC CREAJ NOUSTRJES INC MOTHV p I ow atv FADDYCORD ►£># #16 EFANISH c a I sclpcrrv FL12748 1*00 enm o ffer PLASTER HCOSE 'L 12764 c a I seleerry U S o S S T *! «7 7 , I l TCNDEROCR CHESTER NS FA 788 RINEHART RO #109 LA*C NARY f l 12746 4 * 7 . D7 ^ S t ! S : W 5 K t rS « 5 s« ^ aA a f t N ^ S K ’IS W S o N c B S ^ E ^ T L s FL >2 70 , »LA Y I i IT C bM B NINSMALL MAXtNE LOT 271 L W U k f S r a s B NCCRAV " W .8 . L 12701 R so u th e ast t t ' s o ft w ar e 208 NATIONAL PL LONOWOOO FL 12780 AND CHERYL WAV #107 12707 m 11NOS FL 12714 ALTAMONTE tFRtNOS FL >2714 s o l u t io n s 141 2444 12714 P0FPEN6ER0ER R ICH g i r i t t V {:T»S U S S S S V 3! * ? : ATTN i NAM INC L HI NS**ALL P 9 DO* 1#06 91 CASSELBERRY FL 12707 FL 12714 8 # 14 JOHN - ATTORNEY pN t B CAN INT^LICOM INC s h TRl e y dr A FL 12701 >277# POLVNER3 INC ATTNI J RUSHTON DAILEY 1000 SAND POND RD l a k e NARY FL 12744 SPRINGS FL 12714 BILLINGSLEY ltam o nte ^ A F E .ID E IAD AVE NOS PL 1270# 10 T * 7 B 2 ** INNOVATICNS INC YATES £•« FL 12701 l i f t 's w POMPANO Dl ECO*** OF FLORIDA INC N l TAX DEPT >0 E COUNTV LINE RD *1 0 0 SOCLAND NS 1*187 spr I n oIS : FL 12701 SPRINGS PL 12718 0 4 7 * 12780 PARAMOUNT Cl J a s s e l I e Sr ' IUN1CATION SVSTCNS INC ;t j a t U i M FL 1 104* 4#14 n u n , c a t ( o n , system , T INC O » l , T o ORLANDO FL 12*01 i •AIN AKR4A LEE In fl 1104* 4D14 1« « l ct R t i ' t,) 0i 5 S : 4 « c o " P 0 DO* 1001*0 FERN PAP* FL 12710 TLMCTMAt ■ • s in a f, INTELECOM INC IONC Sh am ro c k :th c w i l l T a n s H H H L t t IS FL W M sa re n a 12701 Ma T t l A N O F L 12781 X 7 * 2 4 * 4000 nOLCNtA LOUUIS (1 1 0 US MWY fern pa r * f l 4+9.4* PARK DR LAUNd a y t P R IM 'S HART a GATE GAS STATION I GOO FRENCH A V t S tAKFORD FL 12771 USEitS-, S l BQUflPa?" 4 0 6 .1 1 RV CLEANERS K u rv iiftt* i 1 8 .6 8 PARK JOHN R I I I 12714 <701 is F » r K rm r M T t p n lT t a REST CONTROL iT J tti c h a a l e s s t e in m c t x 718 ST AO 414 W » P LONOWOOO FL 127BO A 0 BOX 044 GENEVA FL 12712 B T O J k norserto 1401 LA* El a n d AVE DOfC H IA NY 11714 ATTNI H U E NOVNlHAN LONOWOOO F l N A M ! AND A p o a i u itunoo martma CCRCST LAMN CARE • PRESSURE tTTNl TIMOTHY nCLAUOHLlN •O FINECREST DR ;aaF0RD FL 12771 114# LAKE PACKAGE FULFILLMENT CENTER OF :TWORK^|LjCTRICAL SERVICES OF nxt ♦a iiI I p u e B :e l SERVICE ' F lL O IA N tE AVE FL >2780 Bl v D 141 F l 12747 NEAT N TIDT ALL CLEAN SERVICE Bl a i r Ca r o l y n 2947 PALMETTO AVt S Sa n f o r d f l 12771 IC s t a t e "EO ICA l EOUIF CORF F o POx 2114 OOl DC**OD f l 12711 in c El O "ASTER JC U tyt* 70| A L lA fc N T I^ D R ^ *1 00 4 ALTAMONTE SPR INOS FL 12701 NATURAL Dl ENOS INC ATTNi STEPHEN C MCIKLI 2820 CO AD 427 N # 1 *4 LONOUOOD FL 12780 B FILLAAD DONAiO 0 * I ) 4 DOukK feoecv h i NM I4TH ST LINCOLN NC +3*2 i " S F l 12714 f f i ' t D FLAT IN# CO MAlTLANO FL 12781 FA ** fC D IC Ai. SYSTCNS INC ATTNI 61AHA COLCLLA m 100 .94 He RRv V l w ssm h u r 12707 P C l l V ' l ftFOOHir* ATTNI fL O A tA HAl ,fANONTE SPRINGS F l MPSdnhjKP TBBHP " °K K ! a W H S T jfw n W B " ' *1 1 9 ? JS?S0i y L * A 2 lf lJ S S f l ■L >2711 c M lN M I FL 12747 114# FL 12701 2717 , nLAKE« NONROt , i .FL 12747 114# 12747 114# njm m U nm ok >2714 14# FL 12747 ||4# u t i r , , • S 2 .I9 22701 T E « i« A tT N i PROPCRT TAX DEPT PL M Tt SPRINGS Fl LAKE m ar t * L 127*8 IfflE S K M E h " If TM W S f V «.«v m m , , . ■ 1M R i a S f i f p ° 3 ^ S ! ,PL,K7»4 'l 207.21 1 » S T m *. 427.#4 Af 4* CAN N COACH t ) FL 3277 M ,L^. .T. Ti_ T!. 3 2 y ( L t 4 4 7 .1 » > 0 * .l* S H J R ' ^ iztpb f ENTERPRISES INC HPSON TERRY l >270# V P H IL L IP S SOFTWARE AND CONSULTING - IS g J S is waa%*: >71.44 » JfMNT 3 FEDERAL j IgoBlT INS COOP T o M #400 PM IL L IF SON MARIAN iJ v fU r M * 31.92 n o w Sikri£itVrt*«.s? D S a^ ’KJSJ'W >2744 4 *0 1 AVE FL >2701 i? n t e 5L s p S ijlrft'jswa'is'iits." °W£&kimr4 OUTDOORS S ORE IN C T M M IT «M 2 L ilL T I it t t i 2 7 . XI 2 8 .7 1 FL 12201 m * 4 0017 N V P IZ Z A “ f t JIBS***"" 4 4 4 .2 7 1MBBs i* r a W FLORIDA INC # 1 * TMBPMCT n^t.**** FLORIDA ittC #74 12714 1X7*2 “ w n w B n PARK PL 1 2 7 *2 90S^ELECTRIC SUPPLY 1FL 4 > X 7 I2 Ot49 12714 TBM KT L 12714 “ IlftT j D IfM O n rS w 4 4 .1 # I? S L 'IINGS 2 0 0 .4 4 4 1 .1 7 ’wms/jrs, K t z „ . i l i t e SKINDCR INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS 12714 aSSAt V U f c £ f t t 2 p J I& X 2 1 .1 4 H CAHPSSU. 2781 HA ^ ATTNI GARY L HQCN M AT?5? ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL >2714 iS i S o S 'W : r a S o ^ I o i DR N IN#S FL 12714 ALT 4 '* 12782 m SI IAA4 ATTI 111.#* 11142.42 v n r S i 2 I7 .* I �1 0B Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda - Thursday. Apnl 16. 1996 NAME AND ADDRESS TAXES DUE SUfuAv » ; i i ATTN JAMES F MORGAN 2*2? orlando or * l i 2 SANTORO FL >2771 7 9 4 . lt SUMMERSET FARMS 121.1* SUN CITY SEPTIC TANK SERVICE AT IN l DAVID GOULD 2040 RICHARDSON LANE L U C MARY FL >274* 1 * 1 .04 s i n Fl o r i d a r e a l t y in c E R A SUN FLORIDA Rl TY INC l ? » » BROADWAY ST W OVIEDO Fl 127*9 4 2 0 .* 2 SUN STATE CABINETS S » S CABINETS INC f 0 f o x 5? l On GUOOO f l 12792 4 7 1 .2 * ATINI MICHAEL KUESTER 10*7 CO AO AAA LATE mar* FL >274* 4 9 .1 9 SUN TEL INC ATTNt HAROLD BLUMENFELD CLDG I S J palm palm c it y C ITY f l NAME AND ADDRESS TIME TRAVELERS INC BP* FU2ZLES >72 SEHOAAN DLVD E CASSELBERRY FL >2707 TIMOTHY D KETTERING e|* SUNRISE AVE WINTER SPRINGS Fl >270* TIN ANGEL THE 2274 KING JAMES CT WINTER PARK FL 127*2 2220 TINOS restaurant WESTLAKE PLATA 232 SANLANDO SPRINGS DR LONGWOOD Fl 12790 TIP * TOE COMPLETE NAIL CARE 1*37 ORLANDO DR SAKFORO FL >2773 TIP TOP SUPER MARKET ATTNI SONG KIL LIM 1100 THIRTEENTH ST U SANFORD FL >2771 * 1 .7 7 iUKFLOWCR LALP.DRY INC ATTNi HCR1PERT0 VA20UC2 1 * 4 ) DUPONT CT DELTONA FL 12T29 1 *1 .1 9 SUNNY WATERBEDS * ACCESSORIES INC DBA SUNNY MANUFACTURING 1100 CHARLES ST LONOUOOD f l >2790 1 .7 3 7 .2 9 SUNRISE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES INC 110 MOLLY AVE N SANFORD F l >2771 ZZO. 4 } SUNS CAFE c/0 WILLIAM GIRARD P 0 BOX 1 4 1 **4 CASSELBERRY FL > 2 7 1 * 1*84 itt iii 1« * 1 9 * I * SU*5*AD0M ATAftTMCNTS LTD ATTNI DAVID C UATkfNS JR 4 M l MATERS AVE M #40 J T A ^ A FL 31*14 SUNSHINE FLORAL UXX.ESALE INC ATTNI FRAK4. CHIN » * } ALTAMONTE DR E ALTAMONTE SPRINGS F l >2701 6003 EuPERCh IP S INC t ) « BAYUOOO AVE *8 LONOMOOO FL >2790 I >7 • * * 1 .7 0 4 .9 ) 2 9 .0 9 SUFERtO* SOLAR SvSTEttS INC ATTNI DAVID HADOAUAV 130J BENNETT OR L«>»3fcAX»0 FL 12790 8 **0 0 SUFFERS ORECN LA*JN flAlNTENANCC ATTNI VICTOR QARLANGER 14)9 OROAONAY ST M OVIEDO FL 527*9 1 3 4 .1 * 4 9 .2 * SURE SEAL ATTNi DOUGLAS J TARRY F 0 COX 1*J204 a l t a ^ o n te s t r in g s f l J 2 7 t* 2 9 9 .4 * SURE START AUTO REPAIR ATTNi GREGORY THOMPSON 1779 US NWY 17-FC S LONOUOOD F l 12790 SUSAN A BACH A ASSOCIATES INC 51? SPRING VALLEY DR a l Tan ONTE Sf r I n g s FL 5Z7|4 19.69 ♦ 7 . .3 J SfoAN CLEANERS CASSELfCRRT SOUARE SErujRAN |l v D CASSEl DERRY f l 52707 4 * . 12 SWEETEN EOUARO 0 74? FOINSETMA 40. *4 CASSELBERRY FL >2707 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL >2714 S2AR* SCREEN S CONSTRUCTION INC 140? CARDINAL ST longwood f l I c t s o 1100 T A LIFETIME GOLD FLORIDA real estate attni Gladstone nicmolson « oo oalrtmfle ro n c #ia >11.06 9 0 .4 2 71. fo S S S o W >2790 TUNE yp CLINIC *12 S nI ^ . tness training ATTNt SM/SPCLL L DALLAS. 710 ALTAMONTE DR E *1007 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS PL >2701 TOP DOG HEATING S AIR CONDITIONING ATTNI ANDREW M BURLESON 222* WINTER MOODS BLVD #A WINTER PRRK FL >27*2 TOP LINE ROOFING INC 172* TIHOCUAN WAV LONGWOOD FL >2790 TOP NAILS ATTNI TIFFANY H TRAN *•* ALTAMONTE DR C *9 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS FL >2701 TORRES a SAAVEDRA CORP DBA CUBAN SANDWlCtCS TO GO 2*94 US NWY 17-*2__ CASSELBERRY FL >2707 TOTAL CARC ENTERPRISES INC DDA BILL'S CAR WASH *901 US HUY 17-42 S pern Park Pl >27>0 TOTAL CONSTRUCTION SYSTEMS INC 1*0 JUNGLE RD N GENEVA FL 127)2 TOTAL home SERVICE CONTRACTORS INC ATtNI STEVEN D CELCNTANO i i & r W i S J i ?i*5270* TOTAL TRAVEL SERVICE t ic 5r >c“ " ri I : i i c 'f e r r n ? 7 0 7 TOTALLY VACUUM INC ATTNI JONATHAN SWIFT 2999 PARK AVE S Sanford fl >277> * S a v a r a 1* " 701 UYLLY AVE SANFORD TL >2771 94.41 72.4« 29.40 351.55 !*♦>> 476.8* . _ 2*>.0O >*4.44 T J 3 LAB ATTNi TOn JOHNSON 1 .0 1 4 .0 1 T ! , ? I g S " ! , * E F I0 4 LONOUOOD FL >2790 10*.00 T TO & E MARY FL >274* 4 1 2 .7 6 TA PHONO C/0 TRUNO VAN TA ^ K l.tm S ^ k S T c A « . . . 132.*6 2792 2102 1 8 7 .6 2 NC TANASHIAN ^ TAMASHIAN j! fL >2701 2 *1 .6 1 TANNIN* ZONE INC & H O fe 12714 TARGET ERAHD MARKETING » SALES INC TAYLOR JAMES 0 OR DRUCZELLR LOT 1 4 * - * 1 *4 .0 4 1 1 .4 * fox I** »>O0 ST RD 4* u BOX 74 Sanford fl )i77i TAYLOR RENTAL GENERAL RENTAL L P c/0 FEY IN LANCET • i * 1 6 . *4 TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER * 2 * :/ 0 KEVIN LANCEY EfCRAL RENTAL LP 2 .* * * .7 4 16| HU }>fip s f £&hJano ^ aEm^fl *? )*** 104* lE & ft l.’ H *** « OF* DBA RC°H?LLS WORLD 1407 COLONIAL DR U ORLANDO FL 1 2 *0 * * 0 2 * 4.749.17 JKM2«iKoST > 9 .2 * >2.72 12.9) 104.IO f f l P GENEVA FL 12712 4 2 2 .9 1 127*9 * 1 .0 0 5 «? E r «^ ;L * j2 7 ,2 * • 0 1 8 .1 6 >0**9 “ " 47.04 U S BANCORP LEASING * FIN AN C IAL ATTNt BARBARA HOLDEN P L -7 TAX 194.0) t? & u J t^ 2 0 4 .7 3 > 4& * . T 2 0 . 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K ? 14.70 12.*7 f l* .ll 21.7* hacTSnoa village CO-OP INC 601 ST RD 414 E WINTER SPRINGS FL >270* WALES PRESTON M OR MOLLY J *4 N *16 SPRING AVE #4 NEMVlLLE PA 17241 1121 17.11 102.24 I W T ^ hales . ij?iDS4vrl[??4SAy MALTHAN LYNN ik iR F a M w : 14.88 41.7* MANUAL VINO1MO INC ATTNI AICmaAO flAkOONAOO in L * UAAMAL VENDING INC ATTNI RICHARD MALDONADO ORLANDO F L °Ili** UAAMAL VENDING INC ATTNI RICHARD MALDONADO ORLANDO F L °)ii*8 WATER WORKS TK< t * t CRI5 M " * TCMr0* D LAKE MONROE FL 12747 >o*.e* >7.2* 204.21 781.7* “ " i s & ' s m T i o r f i * ,NC LONOUOOD Fl 12780 MAY NATC W lX D '^ L 12771 MATKCRMAN TONY 4 RUTH 2868 WHITE PINE LN LONGWOOD FL >2760 18.00* 17.71 “ Ity w jw fu . a & iS R S i K " ® * ? WEKIVA ape 1NOS RD ANIMAL HOSPITAL T iS & .K 2 6 .1 * UNIFIED MERCHANT SERVICES ATTNi TANNY MOLSTON 0,2 ksSB *>.** 24.5* iSSAiffi iF lS S s * 12.*7 ROfoRfa-AteJiNr"’ ” - ------ ------- i r r r 11.22 7 S E r & . f ? 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SUM PERSONS WITH DISAOILITliC NCIOINO A94I4TANCI TO M l TICIRATE IN ANT 04 THKSC PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H I l U H o n , RELATIONS DERANTMENT ADA COONOMATON 44 HOUNS m ADVANCI 04 T H I M U T IN O AT M I - t l M . EKTENNAVWALOM TAX COLLCCTON 4CMINOLI COUNTY. 4LORIOA Rubheh Apr* ,4 . ,4*4 DC A-114 Aecradltatton c l HeeRheere O rg en u elfen e win condu ct 44 ACCrcdlMlUOA H W 4 , 4 , Cm Anortci Integrated Haa M i Sendees. Inc , m i Me* 17 and M , 1*44. T W M O I H »* A « CMTCf wM h* ,0 N l l . l l . to* I n* CATC ICCM4C AAd Hm M M * 4l * 4 aravMeS. Anyone boftotong A d he m Si tenner Ion about cucN M U M may n * --- ■ - - - - lie W S M O A t! In accordance with Iho American with Di4ebdit.ee Ac 1. pereone with dieebdtliee need­ ing a epecMl accommodebon to periKipele m thie proceeding shouM contact Iho Clerk o l Iho Cucuil Court al Mm SEMINOLE County Courthouse el 40T-1214110-EXT 411F. not later than •oven dove poor t o Iho pro* c e d in g II hearing impaired. 1* SOO-MS-Afll (TOO! or 1-004MS-S710. v m Flo ride Relay Som e# Publish April I t . 21. 14M DEP-1 TO •O TIC* OP A PUBLIC MCAJUNS Saw at »arte7. Into, miAon pm entoS a, carshdly evatoatad h r rutovaiiii A 4m i A aquatic tor a pufeOa totormaHon interview A i i i A Mm naluro al A a intanuailen to he quooto chouM ha »44roc»c4 A a. Mm brier- AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY 0 4 IANFORO AMINOINO CHAPTER I. AOMINISTRATIOH. ARTICLE XVI. 0 4 THE CITY CODS ENTITLED FIREFIGHT■R4 RETIREMENT SYSTEM; S4CT10NS 4-141 THROUGH It t t . 0 4 THE COOS OR OROIHAHCSS 04 THS CITY 04 SAN­ FORD, PROVIDING POR 4SVERABILITT. REPEALING ALL ORDINANCSS IN CONFUCT HER*WITH ANO PROTIOINO AN EFFSCTIVI OATS A copy then bo sveltebie at the oRice ol Iho City Clerk tor oM pereone deeding to eeamtoo AN pert lee to intereel and c di­ re ne shell have an opportunity to bo hoard el M id hearing By order ol Iho City Comrraeelon o f Mm City o l Sentord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NCEOINQ ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANT 04 THESE PROCCEDINOS SHOULD CON­ TACT TH I HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 33S-M2S 41 HOURS IN ADVANCE 04 THS MEETING ADVICE TO TH I PUBLIC It * person decide* to appeal a decision made with roe pact 10 any mailer con aide red al tha abova meeting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record ol Mm proceeding*. Including Mm testimony and evidence, which record la not provides by Mm City a f Sentord (4S M S S IM ) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC CUy Clerk Pubkeh April IS, IS M P S P - lt l Platoon. Heme C a m O m v Iac ~ 1 at PATRICIA B. O’BRIEN. . _ ... 4, U. 90141 ___ The Jeto, CommMNon erW acknosetodpe 4d4h n q u w A In wrritos inform |||^ CASS M . BS-SST-CA BIVIS ION 14-W SUNTRUST MORTOAOS. INC . n i U o U d B | AorroJItotUn flNNfllkUH v ^ t o S B I T t o ■ r r v M ^ M . 441 ^ M t r C B i r C O ^ V f . (o f any leMrrtee. Tha organisation c S , to to e . m M , the Itrionricvrec at toe dale, time. amt ptoaa at Mm awattoo. AS AN HEM, ANO PtRSONAL REPRESENTATIVE 04 THS ESTATE OP CHARLES R. TAYLOR. DECEASED, a l aL ROTMB 04 ROTMR : Apr* ,1 . 1 Looking For A Job? Check Out The Job Opportunities Section Every W eekend In The gm m nolt Herald CUHi af Mm Court Ae Deputy Clerk In accordance with Iho Americana Dieebditiee Act. per­ sons needing a epee lei eccommodetton to participate in Ihte proceeding should contest iho Individual or agency sending notice not later then seven (1) day* prior lo Iho proceeding al Ihe address given on the notice Telephone 401-3234110 eel 4221: t-OOS-OSA-tllt (TOD) or I -S00-4SS-S170 (si vm 4lortd( Relay Service Publish Apol 0. IS. IM S DSP-08 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FON SEMINOLS COUNTY, FLONIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi SS <B, C A I4 W NATIONSOANC MORTOAQE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS WCYMAN HAROLD WALLACE A/K/A W HAROLO WALLACE HAROLO WALLACE. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST WEYMAN HAROLO WALLACE A/K/A W HAROLO WALLACE A/K/A HAROLO WALLACE, ol a l. OEFENOANT(S) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBT GIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment o l lorocloeuro deled APRIL ,e l. 1448. entered In Chrtl Cae* No SS 1(1 CA-,4 W ol Iho Circuit Court ol Iho I STH Judicial Circuit to end tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will sell lo the highest and beet bidder lor cash WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT­ HOUSE o l Iho SEMINOLE County Courthouse located el M l N PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD. Florida, at 11 00 a m on Ihe ttth day of MAT. IS M Ih* following described properly as •ol forth In said Summery Final Judgment, to-srit: LOT 2S AND THE EAST 12 FEET OF LOT 3S. BLOCK *L*. LONOWOOO PARK. ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 11. PAOES S THROUOH 10. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY,FLORIOA Delod this te l day of APRIL. (CIRCUIT COURT S U L ) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of Iho Circuit Court Oy Deborah Conenl Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University Orly* Suit* SOO Plantation. FL 31124 (4S4) 2)1-8000 ST-1 S I48 (FM| NATB In accordance with Iho American with Ottabilibos Acl. pereone with disabilities flood­ ing a special accommodation lo participate to Ihte proceeding should contact Ihe Clerk of Iho Circuit Court el Iho SEMINOLE County Courlhouee e l 401-13341M. not later than seven days prior lo Iho proceeding II hear­ ing Impaired. 1-S00-SSS-STT1 (TOO) or 1-SOO-StS-STlO. via Florida Relay Service Publish April IS. 3 ). IM S DIP-111 IN TN S CIROUIT OOURT FON SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fllo Number SS-StO-CP IN RE ESTATE OF DONALD L BELL Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha admimelretion o f Iho oelalo o l DONALD L. BELL deceased. File Number SS-330CP. Is ponding to Iho Circuit Court tor Bomlnoto County. Florida Probata Division, the addmee of which I* 301 N. Pork Avenue, Sentord. FL S t i l l . The nemos ond addressee o f the Personal Representative and tha Personal Representative's attorney are eat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. AH parson* on whom Ihte n olle* is served who have object*on 1 that challenge Ihe validity of the wiH. the quakHc*bone of the personal represen­ tative. venue, or )urtedlctlon of thie Court ere required to file their objection* with (file Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors of the decedent end other parson* having claim* or demand* against decedent's aeleie on whom • copy of thie notice la served within three month* after the dele o f the flrel publication of thie notice m ull file their elelme 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 COPY OF THIS NOTICE OH THEM. AN other creditors o l the d ece­ dent end person* having claim* or demand* agetoet Ih* d ece­ dent's eetet* must file tha It claima with Ihie court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRET PUBLICA­ TION OF THIE NOTICE ALL CUUMfl, OEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha data of I ha first publica­ tion of Ihie Notice le April 18th, ms Persona, Representative •USAN CLINE 42S N. HAWTHORN CIRCLE WINTER SPRINOS. FL 32T04 Attorney for Personal Representative: ROBERT K. MclNTOSH. Esquire Florida Bar No. 31SM2 •TENSTROM. MclNTOSH. COLBERT. WHIOHAM ■ SIMMONS. PA. Poet Office Boa 4S4S Sanford. FL 32TT3-4S4S Telephone 401/322-3171 Publish April IS. 23. 14M DIP-1 (S Legal Notices N O TICE OF A PUBLIC NBARINC TO OONBfDER TN B ADOPTION OF AN ORDfNANOS BV TNB O ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIOA N O TM B OF A PUBLIC NS AR M S T O OOMOIOSR TN B ADOPTION OF AN ORDIMAMOS B Y TN B C IT Y 0 4 S A N 4 0 R 0 ,4 LORKM N olle* le hereby grwn that a Pubhc Hearing wtll be heid to Ih* Comneesion Room al Ih* City HaN. 300 North Park Avenue, to Ihe City of Sentord. Florida, al 1 04 o'clock PM on April 21th. IS M to consider the adoption of an ordinance by Ih* City at Sanford. Florida, described as follows No b e* le hereby grven that a Public Hearing wM be held to Ih* ComnUealon Room al Ih* City Hall. 300 North Park Avenue. In the City of Sentord. Flerid*. al 1 00 o'etock P M an April STMi. IS M to consider tha adoption o f an ordinance by Uw City of Sentord, Florid*, described ae toSowe; ORDINANCE NO. S4*t ONMHARCI IO . M # | TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN WEST 2STH STREET ANO LAUREL DRIVE AND BETWEEN PARK AVENUE SOUTH ANO OAK AVENUE EXTENOEO SOUTHERLY. AS SHOWN ON TH i MAP BELOW TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CSRTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN ROSE STREET ANO BAST AINPONT BLVD. AND BETWEEN MELLONVILLS AVENUE ANO SANFORD AVENUE; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW: J LI n —• | 1S u • r l - 'l \\ t\ 0 u 0 1 n .:: n lJ (T• n u N N U AH 0N KOUCST \ M THS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNB BMNTBBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO POR SS MIN OLE BOUNTY, com. ACTION CABB NO. SB-SB-CA DfYMtON IS STATS STREET BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTEE PURSUANT TO THAT CSRTAIN POOLING ANO SIRVtCINO AGREEMENT DATED AS 04 4IBRUARY 1. 1M1 FOR RTO MORTGAGE .. ... PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES SERIES 1SS2-S. JOHN MARSHALL. Ol a i Notice w hereby given (hot a Public Hearing e S be hold to Iho Commieelon Noam e l the City Hell In Iho City at Cantoed. Ftortdo. a l F 40 o'etock P M an Apol 11th. 14*4. to consider Mm ■deption a l an ordmenc e by Hm City a l Sentord. Flends, into a* wtoch to aa ■ t u b o m o u it o o u r t 0 4 T M BMNTSBNTN » - ■ - » 4*1 - _ ■ - i--- » — OP b I WBnnlltPION O UNKNOWN THS UNKNOWN CLAIMANTS 04 THS ESTATE 04 CHARLES R. TAYLOR. DECSASEO LAST KNOWN RISIOSNCI UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOIR. AND AQAINST THS HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DE4EN0ANTIS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. 0EVISEE8 r ORANTESS, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RCSIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N0TI4IED Ihat an •ebon to forecloee a mortgage on the following property In SEMINOLE County. Ftorida LOT 31. ROYAL ESTATES. ACCORDINO TO THS PLAT THERE04 AS RSCOROSD IN PLAT BOOK 40. PAOES SS ANO 14. PUBLIC RECORDS 04 SEMINOLE COUNTY. 4L0RI0A he* boon (lied agetnet you end you ere required to M rvo a copy o l your written defenses, II any. wtlhto SO days allot Mm (trel publication o l Ihte Notice o l Action, on Echevarria. McCalls. Raymor. Darrell A trappier. Plaintiff'* attorney, whoee address It SOI Dtythor* Boulevard, Suite SOO. Temp*. Florid* 1)404. end Ms the orig­ inal with Mile Court either before eorvico on Plaintiff1* attorney or Immediately there­ after. otherwise a default wMt be entered agetoet you for Iho relief demanded In the Complaint or petition This notice ehoR bo published once each week for two con­ secutive week* to the Semmols Herald WITNESS my hand and Iho •eel o l IMS Court on Ihie 3rd day of APRIL. 14*4 fSSAL) Maryann# Mors* Legal Notice Legal Notice B BV ,7 .0 4 v fn w v CAST 41212 mi NOTICE I t HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to c Summary Final Judym.nl ol lorocloeuro deled APRIL l i t . 1441. entered in Civil C o e . No ll-OM O-C A-M W ol Mm C hcuiI Court o l Mm IIT H Judicial Circuit In end lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD Florida. I will eoK lo the hioTMel end boat M d r i for caeh WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT. HOUSE of Iho SEMINOLE County Courlhouee located el M l N PARK AVENUE to SAN­ FORD Florida, el I I 00 e m on Mm ,4in day o f MAT. IM S Iho following deecntMd property ae eel Iorth m .aid Summery Fine! Judgment, lo-wif LOT 74. HOLLOWOROOK WEST PHASE II. ACCORDINO TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAOES I AND 4. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV.FLONIOA Deled Hue le i day of APRIL. IM A (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clerk o l Iho Circuit Court By Deboreh Conenl Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S University D.*ve Suite 400 TO OONBIOBN TNI (A S T URB LCACINO Tb# Joint Commission DCFINDANT(S) N O T tC I OA AO R SCLO SUAI S A L ! isid) m-sooo VON „ J U N IIDICTION DIVISION C A S I NOi •T-OCCO-CA-M-W SALOMON ONOTHERS REALTY CORP P l a in t if f v* LAURENCE E DICKINSON. MARSHA L DICKINSON THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AQAINST THE ESTATE OF LEON C DICKINSON. DECEASED. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIR OENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AQAINST THE ESTATE OF ORACE M DICKINSON HOLLOWDROOK HOMEOWNERS’ ASSOCIATION. INC . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATI OF FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANT* Plantation FL 11114 SS2 jS1ld*KTfto* OLD IN T N I e m e u r r CO UNT OA T N I 14TH JUD IC IAL OINOUIT IN AND PON OCMINOLC COUNTY. 4LONIDA O IN C N AL IN POSSESSION 1*94 Legal Notices Legal Notices TO: LORI OASTLE AS AR HEIR i b i h t s 04 C h a r l e s R. TAYLOR. DECEASED LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 04 T H i DCTAM. NO TICS IS NSRSBY GIVEN pursuant la a Final Judgment of Mortgage Forootoouro deled Aprd Sth. IBM . and entered to Case NO SS-OS-CA a f tha Circuit Court a l Iho (IO N . TSBNTN Judicial Circuit to and tor SEMINOLS County. Florid* wherein STATE S T R U T BANK ANO TRUST COMPANY. AS TRUSTS! PURSUANT TO THAT CSRTAIN POOUNO ANO U R VTCING AQRSSMSNT DATED AS 04 4SBRUJMY 1441 FOR RTC MORTOAOS PASS­ THROUGH CSRnFlCATSS 'SERIES 1SM-9 to Mm PUtoON and JOHN MARSHALL; DALE MARSHALL; STATS 04 FLORI­ OA DEPARTMENT 0 4 RSV(N U S . SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARO 04 COUNTY COM MIUIONSRS. OSSTINV SPRINOS CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. Iho highest and boat bidder tor cash *1 Iho W IS T FRONT DOOR 04 THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANFORD. FLORIDA 11:00 a m . on Mm 14th day a f MAY, 14SS. Mm lotto wing described property ae eel forth to aaM Fine! AM part tee to interest and cihrene shall have an 1 be hoard a l aaM hearing. By eider *1 toe City CatnmiMtan a l tha City at Sentord. Florida. PERSONS WITH OISABHJTIES N IID IN O ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE to ANY O f THEM PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT S9BSS2E 44 HOURS IH ADVANCE OF THE M U TWO. ADVICE TO THS PUBLIC I, * parse* decides I * appeal a dost1 any mailer aenaldered at R e 1 c u dingi. Ineludtng tha teskmeay not proelded by toe CHy e l Sentord. (FB SM OISE) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC CMy Clerk PubMeh Apnl IE and 23. IS M O fP -ttl MTMB OP A PUBLIC MAR MB TO 1 ADOPTION 04 AN OROMAMCB BV TNB OITY 04 BAN4DND, 4LOAMA Nobee Is hereby given the I a Public Hearing wiN be held to to* ComnUsaion Room al the City Hall. 300 North Park Avenue, to to* City of Ban lard. Florida, al 7 00 o'clock PM. on April t ft o . IS M to consider the adoption o l an ordmence by Ih* City ol Sanford. Florida, described as follow* ORDINANCE NO. S M I TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN NARCISSUS AVENUE AND W IS T FIRET S T R U T ANO B IT W flN RIVSRVIIW AVENUE ANO RAND TARO AOAO; AS SHOWN ON THI MAP BELOW: A cemptoto description and a copy at Nia avail able al to* e<fto* a f P i* CIRr Clerk tar aS eeandne to* Mm*. AS pa rhea to latere*, and ciStana ehaM h e** an b* heard a , aaM hearing By aider af to* City CemwUeelen e f to t City a f I PERSONS WITH OfSAittJTISS NSBOtHG ASSISTANCE TO AAR* TIC IPATS IN ANY OF TNBSS P A O C U O M O S SHOULD CONTACT T H I HUMAN RESOURCE* OFFICE ADA 0 0 0 A 0 M A T0 A AT M O M IS AS HOURS M ADVANCI 0 4 THE MBSTMO. ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: If S parasn 44*10,1 Is SSpaal S 4eet•< to any naMer anaaMaead s i Sto above • may M a d a verba ton raased af Sto pegs N ektoeey and atodena*. whisk raoord to M , provided by toa CMy sf Sentord. (FS EM.S1SS) Jena, R. Daugherty. CMC City Clerk PubUah: April I I and 29. IS M DEP-1 M A^ *a---»-- taa w— I. eh. MEMTUWwM WIN ^N VS^MB MS MIN at Si* City HaN. 9M H orthPark Avenue, toB*a City o f Sealerd. Florida, s , T :M o'etock PM. on April 11th. IS M to con* Mot to* adoption o f an ordinance by to* City o f Sanford. Florida, described aa follows: TO A H N U A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYINO BETWEEN CELERY AVENUE AND FIRET DRIVI EXTENDED EAST­ ERLY ANO B S T W U N BRISSON AVENUE ANO MISSION BOULE­ VARD; AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW; THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO SO-C. DESTINY SPRINOS. A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THI LAND. COMMON ELEMENTS. ANO COMMON EXPENSES APPUNTtNANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH THS SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDITIONS. RSSTRtOTtONS, TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS 0 4 IMS DECLARATION 0 4 CONDO­ MINIUM 04 DESTINY SPRINOS. A CONDOMINIUM AS RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECOROE BOOR IM F . RAOE 11*0. ARD AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1940. RAOE 1941. ALL IR THE PUBLIC RECORDS 04 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING PERSONAL PROPER­ TY; FAN/HOOO. DISPOSAL. OISHWASHER. RAHOE/OVSN. REFRIGERATOR. CENTRAL H U T ANO AIR WITNESS MT NANO and Mm anal at Mile Court an APRIL Sth. its* IfC A U Maryann* Mere* Clark *1 Mm CirsuH Court Br- Jono E. J*i Deputy Clerk Barrett A 4tippler Paa, Ofhco Baa S41S Tampa, FL M SS, FBI,Mill V A complete douriplton and a copy ol toe svaMcbfo el toe office ef toe CHy Clerk tor a i persona deelrins to aamtoe toe earn* AM parti#* to to,steel and eilitene shell have an opportunity to KtotosH tot aa M IkAAfffid CURRENT RBSIOSNCS JONATHAN R TAYLOR AB AN HSIR 04 THS SSTATB 04 OHARLBS R. TAYLOR. DECSASEO LAST KNOWN NSSIOSNCI: UNKNOWN CURRENT RISIOSNCI UNKNOWN THS UNKNOWN H6IRB AND/OR D S V IM ia 0 4 THS U TATS 04 CHARLIS R. TAY­ LOR. O S C iA M O LAST KNOWN NSSIOSNCI A complete deaertpks* and a copy of the eve liable al Ih* etoe* of too City Clark tar a* nob ee Telep kone: 40F-MS4SM e el 4(11; 1 SSS 4*8-8111 (TOO) or ,-SSS-tM -STTI (v); via By ardor of toe City C onunNiien of toe City ol Sontord. Florida PERSON* WITH D ltA B IU TIiS NILDING ASSISTANCE TO PART»CIRATE IN ANY 0 4 T H E M PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT T H I HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT U S IS M 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE 04 THE MEETING. ADVICE TO T H I PUBLIC. II a parson decide* to appeal a dash •ton mad* wMh teepee! lo any mailer considered a, toe above meeting or hearing, he may need a verbatim record af too pro­ ceedings. including toe testimony end evMenee. which record is no, provided by toa CHy of Sentord (FS 2 M QI0S) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC e v e jfo b M M ttw M M d tfto r D IW Ctoto tor Ml (' . *".**— « •*< stosona MtoM bavo an r be beerd at ssM beerir^ R re^ s w ^ C2*AA?unJ^ * ' m ' TICPATE IN A N T 0 4 IN6B6 PWOCBBDNSGI SHOULD CONTACT orn o* cooSoS S toratXSI �1 2 B . Seminole Hprak] Santord. Florida ■Thursday. April 16. 1998 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR • EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO.t • a fO d-D R -O T-K IN R t Th. M am tg* of YVONNE O CLINTON Pat itio oat /IN■la and JAMES A CLINTON. Re* po oda nt/Hui band NOTICE OF ACTION TO JAMES A CLINTON c/o Evelyn* Roup# PO Boa 613 Rivartiaad, Long l« lend NY 11901 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition lot Diaaolution ol Uerritg# hat Daan Itler) *g *in *1 you. and that you ara required to aarva a ropy o l your Ratponia or Pleading to Ilia Petition upon tNa Petitioner'* attornay A A McCLANAHAN. JR 212 North Park Aaanua, Sanford. Florida 32771. and lila tha original Raiponaa or Plaadmg In tha Oftica o f tha Clark o l tha Circuit Court, on or hafora lha 27th day of APRIL t M l II you fail lo do ao, a Oatautt Judgmanl will bo takan again*! you lor tha rail*! dairiandad In tha Patition DATED at Sanford. Sammol* County Florida Ihlt 20 th day ol MARCH, m a MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OY Nancy R Wintar Daputy Clark Publiah March 26 and April 2, 9 IS. 1998 OE0-231 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR • EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA QERERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi • • 0141 CA 14 A UNION PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO LEAOER FEDERAL DANK FOR SAVINGS PLAINTIFF VS BEVERLY L MCNEILL. ET AL D E FE N D A N TS ) NOTICE OF ACTION CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO BEVERLY L MCNEILL. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF B EV­ ERLY L MCNEILL whoa* raardanc# t* unknown if ha/aha/thay ba living and If h*/*h*/th*y b# daad, lha unknown dafandanta who may ba apouati. hair* daviaaaa, grant***, aaaignaa*. Iianora, cradilora. frualaaa. and all Pat­ ti** claiming an Intaraat by. through undar or again*! tha Dafandanta who ara not known to b* daad or alnra. and all par­ ti** haying or claiming lo hay* any right, lilt* or intaraat in tha pro party daacnbad in lha mongaga betng loracloaad herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to toracloa* a mortgaga on tha following pro party LOT SS. GOVERNORS POINT. PHASE 1. SECTION >. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 30 PAGES SI AMD SS. PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* baan filad againat you and you ara required lo serve a copy ot your written datanaaa, if any. to it on OAVIO J STERN. ESQ Plainlitra allomay. whoa# addraa* i* SOI S University Dnva FSOO. Plantation. FL 33324 (no latar than SO day* from tha data ol tha hr at publi­ cation of thta nolica o f action) ' and fit* tha original with tha dark ol thit court either before ta m e s on Plantin'* attornay or immadiataly tharaattar. otheranaa a dalaull wth ba antatad againat you tor tha relief demanded in tbs complaint or patiuon lilad harain WITNESS my band and tba aaat ol this Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, tbi* lOtb day ol APRIL, ISOS (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Ruth King Daputy Clark LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE SOO PLANTATION. FL S3S24 SS-20444 (UPM) Publiah April IS . 21. IM 4 OEP-144 si Legal Notices BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated lha tat day ol APRIL. 1904 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot lha Circuit Court By Jan* E Jaaawic Daputy Clark CODILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 450 Tampa Florida 33607 Telephone ( 4 t 3) 477*4004 CES *97-00570 Publiah April 0. 16 1994 DEP-92 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA M AND FOM SEMINOLE COUNTY OENENAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ST-SS0 CA O E c a p it a l M ORTGAGE SERVICES Inc Plaintiff, VS DANIEL LITTLEFIELD A/K/A OANIEL 0 LITTLEFIELD and LISA LITTLEFIELD , at *1. Dalandanl* AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS Notlc* r* haraby gtvan that, purauant to an Ordai Raachadulmg Foracloaur* Sat* datad March 27lh, I99S. and enured in cnril cat* numbar 97540 C A ol tha Circuit Court ot tha 14th Judicial Circuit In and kir Sammol* County. Florida wharam O E CAPITAL M O R T­ GAGE SERVICES. INC I* Plaintiff and DANIEL L IT T L E ■ FIELD A/K/A DANIEL D LITTLE Fi e l d , l i s a l i t t l i f i e l d s u n tr u s t BANKS. INC 0/B/A S U N TR U S T BANKCARD. N A . SEMINOLE CO UN TY. A P O LITI­ CAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. Ia/ar* Defendant)*). I will aall lo lha high**! and b a il bidder lor caah al the waal Irani door ol tha Sammol* County courthoua* In Sanford. Sammol* County, Florida, at I t 00 A M on tha 30th day ot APRIL. 1994 tha following daacnbad property a* tal lorth in aaid Final Judgmanl. to wit LOT 34 SKYLARK IN THE WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 20 PAGE 94 OF THE P UB LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O LLE C TIO N PR A C TICES A C T T O U ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEB T CO LLEC TO R ATTEM PTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANT INFORMATION OOTAINEO WILL BE U S E 0 FOR THAT PURPOSE Datad lha 30th day ol MARCH 1991 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot the Circuit Courl By Jana E Jaaawic Deputy C # i « CODILIS E STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suit* 4 SO Tampa Florida 13*07 Talapbon* (4131*77 4004 CEE 497-402 Publiah April 9 I f 1994 DCP-91 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T, E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, M A B B P PG FLORIDA CASS NO. ST-S4SS-OA-t4-A Gl e n d a l e f e d e r a l BANK. F S B . PlainfiN. v* WILLIE LEE TENNELL. at at. Defendant)*) NOTICE OF SALS None* la haraby gnran that, purauant to a Summary Judgment ot Foracloaur*. I will Ball lha following daacnbad proparty localad in Sammol* County. Florida Lot 13E and lha North ona-hall ol Lot IIS . o l FRANK L. WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION, ol Land* South. Sanlord. Florida, according lo the plat tharoot a* recorded In Ptal Book 3, page 44. public record* o l Sammol* County. Florida at public aal*. lo tba higbaat bidder lor caab, at lb * waal front door o l tha Sammol* County Courtboua*. Sanlord. Florida, t l 00 a m on AprK JCIh. 19S4 Notice Amancana With Oiaabilitiaa Act ol 1990. Adminiibatrv* Order No 94-20 Paraona with a diaabildy who need a ipacial accommodation to participate in thta proceeding ahould contact Disability Coordinator at 301 North Park Avenue, Suit* N 301. Sanlord. Flurid* 32771 al 1***1 fhr* day* prior lo lha proceeding Talapbon* (407) 323-4330 Eat 422T; 1 -S O O -tt 4-1771 (TOD uaara only) WITNESS my band and Seal ol thia Court on March 30th, 1043 (Court taal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By Jan* E Jaaawic Daputy Clark Donald L Smith Eaquir* Attornay for Plamtitf SOO North Ocean Etraat Jackionvill*. FL 32202 Talapbon* 004/3*4-3*41 Publiah Aprils. 11. I ME DEP-90 the emeurr court OP THE tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN AND FOR SIM INO LS COUNTY •SBBRJU. JURISDICTION DIVISION OASS NO. 97-499 CA O E CAPITAL M O R TGAGE SERVICES. Inc l/k/a Travatara Mortgage Eanncaa. Inc . PlautUH. VS. ALFONEO MOLINA and MARIA LAURA MOLINA, at a l . Oalandanta AMENDED NOTICE OP POHBOLOSURE SALS N olle* It haraby glean that, IN T N I CIROWfT COURT pursuant to an Ordar OF TUB SMNTBENTM Raachadulmg Foreclosure Sal* JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF T N I dated Match ttlh . 19*4. and STATE OF FLORIDA. enterad in civil esa* number 97m AMO FOR 696 CA. o l tha Circuit Court ol SEMWOLS COUNTY the l l i h Judicial Clrcuil In and CIVIL Of VIS ION lor 9a mmole County. Florida, CASS MO. S T -S M S -C A -I4 -I wbaram O E CAPITAL MORT­ ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL GAGE SERVICE*. INC F/K/A SERVICES OF TRAVELER* MORTGAGE SER­ AMERICA. INC . A VICES INC . I* PlainIIft and Plaintiff, ALFONSO MOLINA. MARIA va, LAURA MOLINA. VERNON LEE. MARVIN J NUSESLE. JR . OERTRUOE LEE. AUEFAVA JANE DOE NUEESLE. THE WOODS HOMEOWNER'S UNKNOWN WIFE OF ASSOCIATION. INC . SEMINOLE MARVIN J NUEESLE. JR . COUNTY. A POLITICAL SUBDI­ LORI J NUEESLE. VISION OF THE STATE OF JOHN DOE NUEESLE FLORIOA. ia/ar* Defendant)*}. I THE UNKNOWN HUSBAND will tall lo lha highest and bast OR LORI J NUEESLE. bidder lor cath al lb * waal IF UVINQ. INCLUDING front door o l lb* Sammol* ANY UNKNOWN SPOUES County courthouse in Sanlord. OF SAID DEFENOANTIEJ. Sammol* County. Florid*. *1 IF REMARRIED. AND 11:00 A.M on lha >0fh day ol IF DECEASE0. THE APRIL. ISOS, lb * following RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN daacnbad pro party a* ta l forth HEIRS. DEVISEES, In said Final Judgmanl. to aril: GRANTEES. AEEIONUS. LOT 14. ALAFAYA WOODS CREDITORS. UENORS, PHASE XXI A. ACCORDING TO AND TRUSTEES. A NO ALL THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR SS. PAOES El THROUGH S3. IN AGAINST THE NAMED THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF DCFENOANT(S). CRESTAR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA MORTGAGE CORPORATION NOTE PURSUANT TO THE F/K/A UNITED FAIR DEBT COLLECTION VIRGINIA MORTGAGE PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE CORPORATION. ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM JOANNE WILOENER. IS OEEMED TO BE A DEBT UNITED STATES OF COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO AMERICA JOHN DOE. COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY UNKNOWN TENANT. INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL AN0 JANE DOC. 4 L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s Legal Notices UNKNOWN TENANT D*t*nd*nt(«) N O TIC E OF SALE Nntrc* i* hereby given I h i , purauant In a Final SummaiV Judgment ol Foracloaur* entered in lha ebuve-alyted cauaa. in the Clrcuil Court ot Seminole County. Florid*. I will aall the property lltual* in Samlnota County. Florida, daacnbad a* THE WEST 1SS FE E T OF TH E NORTH 265 FEET OF LO T 60 EUREKA HAM MOCK AC CO R D ­ ING TO THE PLAT THER EO F AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 1. AT PAGE 106 OF TH E PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF SEM INO LE COUNTY. FLORIOA A/K/A 755 M YRTLE S TR E ET SANFORD FLO R ID A 327727043 al public aal*. to tha htghaal and b a il bidder, lor caah AT THE W EST FRONT DOOR SEMI. NOLE CO U N TY COUR THO USE SANFORD. FLORIOA. at 11 00 A M . on lha 14th day ot May, 1994 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIR CUIT CO UR T BY Jana E Jaaawic Deputy Ctaik Law Otficaa ot Damal C Conauagra 4901 North Armenia Ayanu* Tamp*. Florida 11404-1041 Attornay* lor Plain*ill Publiah April IS. 23 1994 OEP-144 dacaaaad File Number 94116CP i* pending in the Circuit Court lor ^amm ol* County. Florida Probata Divtaion, lha addraa* ol which la P O Drawer C Sanlord. FL 12772 Tha name* and addraa*** ol the paraonal rapraaanlaliv* and tha parannal rypraaantativ*'* attor­ nay ara art forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT All paraona on whom Ihi* nolle* i* aarvad who have obtactiona lhal challenge the validity ot the wilt, tha qualifica­ tion* ot the personal repreaentattye venue, or (umdictlon ol thia Courl ate required lo hie their nbfei tiona with thie Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE OR TH IR TY DATS AFTER THE 0A1E OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All cradilora ol lha decadent and other paraona having claim* or demand* againal decedent a aatat* on whom a copy ol line notice la aarvad within Ihra* month* altar lha data of lha firat publication ol thia nolle* mual file their claim* with Ihi* Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M ONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All cither cradilora ol the dace dam and paraona having claim* or demand* againal tha dace de ni* ealate m u ll III* than claim* with Ihi* court WITHIN THREE M O NTH S AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICS TION OF THIS NOTICE IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA. IN AND FOR • EMINOLE COUNTY a l l c l a im s d e m a n o s a n d CIVIL DIVISION O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED CASK NO. ST-1ES1-CA-I4-A WILL 0E FOREVER BARRED ASSOCIATES FINANCIAL The dale ol lha firal publica­ SERVICES OF tion ol Ihi* Nolle* t* April ISlh AMERICA INC . ASSIGNEE 1994 OF FLEET FINANCE Paraonal Rapraaanlalia* A MORTGAGE INC YOLANDA C O TR O N i Plaintiff, 2451 Somaraal D rn r Y* Apt E 316 DEBORAH GONZALEZ. Lauderdale Lake* FL 3331 1 JOHN DOE GONZALEZ. Attorney lor THE UNKNOWN HUSOAND Paraonal Rapraaanlaliv* OF DEBORAH OONZALEZ. L W CARROLL. JR ESOUiRE OORETHA M WILLIAMS Florida Bar No 041434 IF LIVING. INCLUDING LAWRENCE W ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENDANT)*! CARROLL. JR PA 706 Turnbull Avenue *202 IF REMARRIED AND Allamonl* Spring*. FL 12701 IF DECEASEO THE Telephone (407) 260-5569 RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN Publiah April 16 21 19M HEIRS DEVISEES. Of P-162 GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES CREDITORS LIENORS AND TRUSTEES. AND ALL 66-1744 OTHER PERSONS CLAIMINO IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT 0 Y THROUGH. UNDER OR OP TNS SIONTSSHTN AGAINST THE NAMED JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OEFENDANT(S). PACESETTER IN ANO FOR CORPORATION OF NEBRASKA SIM INOLS COUNTY, D/B/A THE PACESETTER STATS OP PLOSIOA CORPORATION. JOHN DOE. Caa* N *. 6 7 -f 7ST-CA-14-W UNKNOWN TENANT. OENENAL JURISDICTION AND JANE DOE. BANKERS TRUST COMPANY UNKNOWN TENANT. OF CALIFORNIA. Defendant)*) N A AS CUSTODIAN OR NOT ICS OF SALS TRUSTEE UNOER Nolica ta haraby gnran that, THAT CERTAIN POOLINO purauant lo a Final Summary AND EERYICINO Judgmanl of Foracloaur* AGREEMENT OATIO A t antarad In lha abova-atylad O f MAT ■ IM S . cauaa, m tha Circuit Courl ol FOR SOUTHERN PACIFIC Sammol* County. Florida. I will e e c u r e o 'Xe m t e aall lha proparty aituala in CORP. MORTGAOE Sammol* County, Flortifa. PASS-THROUGH daacnbad a* CERTIFICATES LOT 17. ORANGE ESTATES. SERIES 1446-2. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Plaintiff, THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAGE *4. PUBMARTHA wnn i nn wvr ANN DOYLE, UG RECORDS O* SEMINOLE I at ua , at a l. COUNTY. FLORIDA A/K/A 702 BRENTWOOD NOTICE OF AVENUE. ALTAMONTE FORECLOSURE SALS SPRINGS FL 12701 BV C LIN K OF •t public aal*. to lha higbaat o iR o u rr c o u r t and baat bidder, tor caah. AT Nolle# is haraby gnran lhal lha THE W EIT FRONT DOOR SEMI­ undersigned Maryann* Mora*. NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. Clark ol lha Clrcuil Court ol EANFORO. FLORIDA, at 11 00 SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, A M ., on tba I2tb day o l May. on tha 30th day o l APRIL IM S. 1990 al I I M a m al lha Waal From Da lad APRIL lib . IS M door al tha Sammol* County MARYANNE MORSE Courthouse m Sanlord. Florida, CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT offer lor aal* and aal al public BY Ruth King outcry to lha high#*! and b a il Deputy Clark bidder lor cash, lha loikrwtng Damal C. Conauagra. Eaquir* described property a dueled in • M l North Armenia Ayanu* SEMINOLE County, Florida, to­ Tamps. Florida 33*04 wn Publiah April I f . 23. IM S Lot I t . Block H. NORTH D tP -ttS ORLANOO TERRACE. Section Two ol Unit On*, according lo lha plat thereof a* recorded in IN T N I CIRCUIT CO U R T Plat Book IE. Pag* *4 o l lha OP TN S ■IBMTSBMTN Public Racord* o l Saminola JUDICIAL CIA CUrt, County, Florida M AN O FO R purauant lo lha Imat deem* ol SB M M O LS COUNTV, loracloaura antarad In a caa* FLORIOA pending In aaid Court. Iba alyl* CASS NO.! 9T-l9 79 -O A *t4 -W of Which i* BANKERS TRUST GULF STATES FEDERAL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, CREOIT UNION N A . V*. MARTHA ANN DOYLE. Plaintiff, *1 ua . o l al . vt. In accordance with lha JAMES E COOK, American* with Disabilities A c t n/k/t Jama* Earl Cook. paraona naadlng a apads! Dalandanl accommodation to participate NOTICE OF SALS m thia proceeding should con Notre# i* haraby gtvan that lha u c t tha Individual or agency rati property *1lu lle d in aandmg thia notice no latar Sammol* County, Florida, than seven (7) day* prior lo Iba daacnbad *• lotto w* proceeding al lb * addraa* Tha Eaii on* halt of Lot 1M. given on nolle* TaMpbon* SANFORO CELERY DELTA, 1404) 2I7-E0S7; 1-(000) M I according lo lb * Plat tharaof a* 477 t (TOO) or 1- (IM ) SM-S770 recorded m Ptal Book 1, page* (V). via Florida Relay Service 71 and 7S. Public Record* of WITNESS my band and officlnl Sammol* County. Florida aaal o l aaid Court Ihi* ta l day will ba add lor coth In hand to o l APRIL. I MS lha highest and boat bidder al (SEAL) the Weal From Door o l lb# Honorabta Maryann* Mora* Sammol# County Courthouse, Clark ol lb* Circuit Court al 101 North Park Avanua, By; Jon* E. Jaaawic Sanlord. Florida. 32771 on lha Deputy Clark 30th day ol April 1464 al 11 00 LAW OFFICES OF a m by P i* Clerk o l Pm Circuit JOSEPH PAN IELL 0 Court o l lha Eighteenth Judicial P o ll Office Boa 2347 Circuit, In and far Sammol* Ttmp4, Florida 33M I County. Florida, purauant lo o Publiah April S. I I . IS M Final Judgmanl o l Foradoaura DCP-SI antarad by tba Circuit Court erf Eight ~ itoonPi Judicial Circuit M TNS BMNTSBNTH lor Remind# County. and fi JUDICIAL CIRCUIT In tha caa* o l GULF STATES FEDERAL CREOIT S IM IN O LS COUNTY, UNION Pldnllff. v*. JAMES E. FLORIDA. COOK, a/k/a Jama* Earl Cook, PRORATS DIVISION Dalandanl FILS RO.l SB-SSS-CP Dotandant. which caa* bear* IN RE: ESTATI OF Case No S7-1S7I-CA-14-W in HERMAN O JEAN, Pm Dock*I o l Ihi* Court Dacaaaad OATEO Pus 2nd day ol April. NDTIOS IS M OF ADMINISTRATION MARYANNE MORSE Tha edmintalralion e l lha CLERK OF THE **I4M o l HERMAN O JEAN, CIRCUIT COURT dacaaaad. File Numbar 44-220B Y Jana E. Jaaawic CP M pending in lha Clrcuil Deputy Clark Court lor SamlnoM County. JOHN C. REBER. ESOUIRE Florida, Probate DMelon, lha Ruab. Marshall. Rabar addraa* ol which is SOI N. Park and Jonas. PA. Avanua. Sanlord. FL 3S771. Tha I M East Church I treat name and addraa* o l the coSth Floor partonal rapraaanlaliv** and PO Boa 91 « • tha co-paraonal representa­ Orlando. FL 32402 tive*' attornay are aal lorth Florida Bar Numbar 120414 (407) 429-4100 ALL INTERESTED PERSONS All or nay a lor PM Inti II ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Publiah April *, IS. IM S AM paraona on whom thia OEP-St n olle* I* aarvad who has* obtactiona that challang* lha TNS CIRCUIT COURT FOR validity ol tha wiU. lha qualifica­ S IM IN O LS COUNTY, tion* af lha paraonal rapraaanlathra. vanua. or lurtadlction ol FLORIDA tbi* Court ara required to til* PROBATS DIVISION PU# Numbar 6S-S1S-CP thaw obtactiona with thia Court IN RE ESTATE OF WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE UNOA WAKKER. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF Dacaaaad THE FIRET PUBLICATION OF NO TICS THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE OF ADMINISTRATION AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE Tha administration o l tho OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE aalal* o l LINDA WAKKER ON THEM All cradilora ot tha cteceit.nl and other persona having claim* or demand* against the decadent's estate must hie than claims wilh this courl W ITHIN THREE M O NTH S AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO O B JE C TIO N S NO T SO FILED WILL 0E FOREVER BARRED The data ol tha fust publica­ tion ot tht* Nope r tt Aptil Sth, 1994 Co-P*rton*l Representative Bar bat* A Slrma PO Bos 1144 Old Town. FL 32604 Co-Petaonal Repee*anlalive Regma L Norwood PO Bos 420527 Longwood, FL 12752 Attorney tor C o -Personal Rep* Stephen H Cfuivar Hutchison Marne I* 4 Coover P A PO Oos 1149 Sanlord. FL 12772 (407) 127 4051 Florida Bar No 0114040 Publish April S. 16. 1994 OCP-117 IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. S T-E M 4-O A -I4 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS INC . a New York corporation. Plaintiff, S em in ole Herald *27 3 LINES 10 DAYS CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES 51* Tuesday that Friday 12 Noon the day belore publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday YARD SALES Price Per Line Pr i -Paid Onit ADJUSTMENTS.&.CBEDJI5 In ttw event ol an error, lha Semmole Herald win ba to ip orstbie lot Itra first insertion only and only to the ertent ol tho cost ol thsi insertion P lea se check ad tor accuracy the first day It funs 10-PLACE.AN AD-CALL SEM IN O LE ORLANDO 407/322-2611 407/831-9933 DEPARTMENT HOURS 8 AM • 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOYY ACCEPTING 15—Health & Biauty 14—For Sale VS ESTATE OF JUNIOR U MARTIN. Dec a* tad ISS454S.li.4944) j a n e DEAN10O (SSIUNKNOWN). JOE BERNIOO (SS4UNKMOWN) . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOE BERNIOO. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. a political subdivision o l lha Slat* ol Florida. WILLIAM MARTIN. JAMES MARTIN. •CHARLENE CHEESE. • TATS OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and any unknown hurt, daviaaaa. grant***, cradilora. and other unknown paraona or unknown spouses claiming by. through and under any ot tha above-named Oalandanta. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO ESTATE OF JUNIOR M MARTIN. Dacaaaad WILLIAM MARTIN, residence unknown JAMES MARTIN raaidanc# unknown And any unknown paraona or unknown tp o u te* claiming by through and under lha a bo ve­ na me d Oalandanta it dacaaaad. whoa* la tl known addresses are unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action ta toracloa* Mortgage covering lha foMow­ ing real and paraonal property described a* follows, to-wit l o t ! . Block 1, EANLANTA 2nd Sac Rapist, according to ffv* Plat thereof a* recorded m Plal Book 9 Pag* 42. o l tha Public Record* uf larmnola County, Florida hat baan filed againat you and you ara required to aarva a copy of your written dafanaat. if any. le it on Nanay A Bishop Sutter S v**ieh.’ P A '. StEE Orlando. Florida 9M12 and hi* the original with the Clark of lha abova-atylad Court on or before 10 day* from the first public alion, olharwiaa a Judgment may be antarad against you tor lha relief demanded m lha Amended Complaint WITNESS my hand and aaal of said Courl on lha 2nd day of APRIL. IM S (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORM CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Ruth King Deputy Clark It you ara a parson with a dis­ ability who head* any accom­ modation m ordar to participate m Ihi* procaadmg. you ara anliItad. al hn coal lo you. lo the provision ot certain aaaialanca Ptaaaa contact Court ednanteIrator, 301 N Park Avanua. Suit* N301, Sanlord. Florida 32771, (407) 323-4330 *4217. within 2 working day* o l your racalpl ol Ihi* (n olle* ol Foradoaura Bala), tl you ara hearing impaired call 1-400941-0771; If you ara voice impaired, call 1-400-BU-I770 Publiah April 9. 14 1996 DEP-M NOTICE OF A RUSUO R E A R M * TO O O N S n tS TNS ABORTION OF AH OROMANCE BV TNE CTTV OF EANFORO. FLORIOA Nolle* M haraby given that a Public Hairing wM ba bald M the Commission Roam at the City HaM in tha City ot Sanlord. Florid*, at 7,00 O'clock PM on April I7tb. IM S . to consider lb* adoption o f an ordinance by lb* o f Sanlord. Florida, till* ol h i * * * lotto wa: a AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF SANFORO AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. S11T OF EAtO CITY. SAID ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN; SAID AMEND­ MENT TO NEZONS THAT CER­ TAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN RINEHART ROAD AND COUNTY ROAD 44A AND BETWEEN RINEHART ROAO ANO OREGON AVENUE SOUTH FROM AG (AGRICULTURAL) TO PO (PUNNED DEVELOPMENT) PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI­ TY. CONFLICTS ANO EFFEC­ TIVE DATE. A copy shall ba avaUabt* al tha office o l the City Clark lor off paraona desiring lo saamino All porlio* In intoroat and cltl(on * shall hatra an opportunity lo bo hoard al said hearing ■ y ordar o f the City Communion ot tho City o l Sanlord. Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-EStS 49 HOURS IN AOKANCl OF THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: It a decision mod* with raapocl to any matter canard*rad at tho obovo meeting or bearing, ha may need a verbatim racord ot lb* ptocoadmga, Including tha testimony and avid*no*, which racord la not provided by tba City o l Banlord (FE 24* 0101) Janet R. Dougherty. CMC City Clark Publiah April IS. 1SSS DEP-1SS EXTRA HOUOAY WEIGHT? 1 On 1 Paraonal Training a/ Lifeum* Fifnaw Fra* body tal analysis Oenmt. E w rc ftt Phywntogtet 7720697 14— For S a l e SECURITY BARS A DOORS L ie . 34 yr* E*p 50 000 design i SVaq ft Fra* **! 59—Financial Services VEHT. figure. LQVtCKS 34 inch $400 OBO Or wM bad* camera aquemont 302-1924. TVKD d boarg kanod down tor crocM7 Loom where to Uttar tba beat (M attered! cord*, tm boa toana. debt conaokdanon J Ram* at tow t l 5 9 V no an­ nual l* * t etc M A W Enterprw*6 323 1996 19—Comtuttr/TV BUYING COMPUTERS FOR PARTS 321-9002 65—Mortgages 21— P e r s o n a l s WARFMMQ HOMEOWNRR9 904 995 0013 or 407 324 3196 Legal Notices NOTICB OF A PUBLIC NBARMB TO CONBIDBR T N I ADOPTION OF AM ONOIMAHCI BY THB CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA None# la haraby givan lhal a Public Hearing will ba held in tba Commtaaion Room at the City Hall in lb * C<ly ol Banian) Florida al 7 00 o'clock PM on April 27lb, IS IS la contidri lb* adoption ol an ordinance by lha Cily ot Sanford Florida tiff# ef which la aa fallow* OhOiMAMCS NO. 9499 AN ORDINANCE FOR THE CITY OF SANFORO AMtHDIHQ ORDINANCE NO 1117 OF SAID CITY SAID OROINANCC DUNG A ZONING PLAN EAIO AMEND­ MENT TO RKZONE THAT CER­ TAIN PROPERTY LTINO BETWEEN ER 44 WEIT ANO W tET ITH STREET ANO BETWEEN AERO LANE ANO OOUTH WHITE CEOAR ROAO FROM EIMINOLE COUNTY • C-1 ANO M R -I (MULTIPLE FAM­ ILY 0 WELLING REIIOENTIAl) TO PD (PLANNED DEVELOP­ MENT) PROVIOINQ FOR IEVIRABILITY CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE A copy *hall ba avaitebl* *1 tha office at lha City Claih far all paraona daatrmg lo aiarmna - Aft pan*** in ml treat and ctbtah* ahafl have an opportunity to ba heard at aaid hearing By ordar o l tha City Com m ation ot lha City ol ianford. Florida PCRIONE WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANT OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 110-4414 49 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a paraon decide* lo appeal a daemon mad* with reaped to any matter conatdarad at tho abov* mealing or hearing, ha may naad a varbalim record ol lha proceeding*, including tha teitimony and avulanca. which racord r* no I provided by the City ol Sanford |FS 29S OlOf) Janet R Dougherty. CMC City Clerk Pubhah April IS. 1 SSS 0EP-1SS NOTICS THE FOLLOWINO PROPERTY WILL BE (OLD OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED OF AT A SALE TO BE HELD AT EAIO UNIT OR LEASED (PACE AT UNCLE BOB'*. 2650 WEST 2ETH STREET. EANFORO. FL 12771 ON THE 10TM OF APRIL. IM S AT 12 00 NOON FOR CASH • 100 - RONCILLK L THOMAS. 1600 W ITH ST SANFORO. FL 12771 MISC BAST ITEMS. BICYCLE. TABLE. MISC BAOE 4174 • JOHN E RAHEl. 211 WILLNER CIR EANFORO. FL 12771 WATER BCO OATEO THIS OAT APRIL 6. 1061 PUBLISH APRIL 11. l i t * APRIL 21. 1694 DSP-141 IM THB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Ml AMD FDR • ■ M IN O il OOUNTV, FLORIDA. CABS Ha. ST-E2TB-CA-I4-A THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF NEW YORK. FSB. Plamtitf. Vf MARILU R HALL, at a l . Dalandanl* MOTIOB OP FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo on Order or Final Judgmanl antarad In Caa* No •7-227E-CA-I4-A of tho Clrcuil Court of tho 1STH Judicial Clrcuil In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida, wharaln THE DIME (AVINOE BANK OF NSW YORK. FEB. Rlamuff. and MAR­ ILU R HALL. *1 a l . ara dafandanla. I will aall lo the htghaal bidder for cath al lha Waal Front Door o l tho Sammol* County Courlhout*. Banlord. Florida, al lha hour o l 11:00 a m . on lha 10th day o l April. 1S9S. lha following daacnbad properly Lol 49 NORTHBRIDQi AT COUNTRY CREEK, according lo lha plat tharaof a* racor dad in Ptal Book 3S page* S0-S2. Public racord* of Somlnolo County. Florida DATED tha S lat day o l MARCH. 1SSI Maryann* Mora* Clark Circuit Courl By Ruth King Daputy Clark ROGER 0 BEAR. P A PO Boa 4965 Orlando. FL 12902 Attornay* lor Plaintiff Publiah April 0. IS. ISOS DCP-S4 FREE report on tba '10 Moat Common Mikliket ar Rahnancrrg Your Mom#' Cal S0O74S4 20 6 Ja rjjm jM «o£ h ##ragort^ A b tfM T S N Living o ipanaaa coten ahnq k modcai 70—Education 4c Training G IF T O F L IF E SQO-21S-S433 OATE L HE-FUN TIME 1 900 *07 7712 E il 3679 32 94Mm IS Y fl Servo U (819)954-9434 AccradMd Truck School COL. VA/TAApprr JabAaadt Wkend cUeaa* Nakonat Truck School 1-900-499-7384 F in d P h c * a n d C o n fld a n c a t UKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? Through a Lb* Pomonal Paycbc 1-800-189 SSS1 EcL 7961 BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT 3199 par mm MutlRo 18 vt* ServU (SIS) 645-9434 Aa a Madcat Aittatani wan an Aatocral* ol Scranc* oagraa. you Wk hatp prapar* paMantt tar aeamnahont. conduct import am mate And parbApa avan a a* tal m minor turgtry IT* A rewordng carter J you Mo hato n g oorart w *a mt aotcoma 7 day* Private rm* Fame a Stall Lite FMM7795 407-330-9300 LOOVUHG FOR B A TH MOTHER A SISTER W M * mol* bom at SonAvd 6/1045 to A young aargte woman horn a prommonf Sanlord family Adopted al 3 mo* ol ago Fast name waa Men*at Ptaaia c o l (352)372 4342 4 7<ai hove ado ■Oay or Cravwip Ctonoa •Frmmof Atotar TTiooa iW > O u t* KVadbaW Ptacwnonf AawaCai Today* 407-611-6411 CH yCodaga 23—Lost It Found 953 East H w y lM .S W 200 FL 12707 A L O W ? FLY Moot REBPECTEO Dating BtPMU Sarco 19771 Toraora Brrngmg SOO922-44rr 71— H e l p W a n t e d H5WHMRB LOST COGNATES, to too Stone brock Apts area-Oft Aaport Hard Praaaa c a l with any ado REWARD!) 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CELEBRITY CIPHER 1 i by Luis Campos > tie craolad ham qualatan* b . _ c b How bi >w ophat atank* lo radtyyekw M aquea r | i ‘ I N J v a V J Q O E R , K Z J T A J I I I N O O Q V K L C Z I O Q J O ■ K ■ O K I C O M V K O X A O I K V J M , ' Z R p# I — C A a a Z N L O O M P R E V IO U S S O LU TIO N : "T o Uuc i o d to p l m i n o ino/a than in to y* tn d lo b « no« gh^wi *° ■ �71— H elp W a n ted $200 BONUS For Dollar Bant A Car etth* Sanlord Airport Part Ttma PoaRlona Available Sarvica Agent*. Cuitockans CaaNar*. i Customer Sarvica Bepa ■Apply mparson at Job Fair Tues 4/14 10-4 or daily 104 at Do*ar Bent A Car 2 Bed Cleveland Bird Santord. FL 32773 Mutt be 18 years of age and Pave a valid FL drivers license SmoAa.'Drug Free Workplace EOE Competitive Wages" DOLLAR RENTACAR COME JOIN OUR WINNING TEAM! AMERICAN MAID is living tor lull lime work Monday Friday Cal 323-SSM lor appomiment ATfENtlON CNA a Come and tom our canng team ol Nurse* and CNA't Etcel ant benefits Erpenenced rec­ ognized 3 00pm-11:00pm shift available. Please apply m parson Deltona Healthcare Ra nabrlrtation Canter H it Ellcam Blvd. Deltona EOE AUTOMOTIVE DETALERS SantordlongwoodOrlando Good income Potential Benefits Alter BODays rapn Seal 407-293 3055 AVON NEEDS rept ■ Pvt area Sea rvgh quaMy product*, aam 111. !4» * w t 321-7182. CHILDCARE TEACHEN-P/R A F/T pot aval COA or Eu> a ♦. Sanlord Early ChadvxxJ Center. 322041____________________ CLOSERS WANTEO- If you can tal over the phone you can make great money atom grow­ ing Internet Co Don! know the internet? We w4l trim you. Draw against tg comm. aaty to make S30K* per year Deal w/ businesses and no! the pub*c. not a phone room or tekwrwket mg team www charternet com 1407)324-4091 c n JFs NEW WAOE PROORAM A* sHlts, FT A PT We ol eicenenl benefits inckxkng med<eidamat’iile insurance education leimoursemert 40l|k). paid vacation, pay m stead ol benalitt We *ia seeking dedicated •n»vtouai* •eth erpenence but wwmg to tram right pertonft) Pleat* apply Heeltheare A Rahab Canter of Sanford. Contact Na ta lyiwi 980 Makn i N Rd. Satoord a 32771 2299 <407) 322-8468 EOE CNA's NEW WAGE PACKAGEM Corns and be a pan ol a team mat tpaaaire* m TLC Appry n person al Healthcare and Rehab ol Sanford 407-323-4148 71— H individual* lor lha < P N It p.m to 7 ■ m • fM n M C N A •CNA s Al iM ti ■Dwtary Ajdee Competitiv* wages etcelent benefit* end Kenbie achedul r»J Ces *07444-4*24. l o t . DRIVER needed lor wholesale COL Betyrvwig pay *7*» For more v*xm**on cal 332-1717. Wise Boys Found Here 71— H a n te d elp W a n te d Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Thursday. Apnl 16. 1990 - 1 KIT ’N* CARLYLE ® by l-iirry WriRhi PART-TIME ci*an-upTii-up pf rental propertie* Retire* pr* tarred FlerOW hours 121-8737 PEBBLE JUNCTION INC. In Sanford hat mvned oparvng lor •ndnnd w/mach background A welding erp Wfl be reqrd to tog equip hr* keep accural* records A ataiti mechanic st/ai repairs on equip F/T. vac A health in*. Call 323 3838 tor mors mo. LABOR RITE '**’330-3418**** NEED 100 ♦ MEN A WOMEN Defy work D*4y pay Vervemi a PLUS COME WORN WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNOCRQROUHO UTILITY CONTRACTOR H8ALTMHUWAWCS ANO 4*1K FLAM Orva tree warkataae I M ) M MO taesr EMv*. Aftamerea tanne LANDSCAPE MAIN? WORK­ ERS F/T Eip Prat Cal 328 0750_______________________ LAWN NAWTENANCE FORE­ MAN A LABORERS For Commercial ACCOUNTS Musi have e<p. A ref Cal Terra Care 320-4000 — e x p e r ie n c e d — •TRACK HOC OPERATOR •LOADER OPERATOR •DRIVER *■ red Holiday pry v set non <ncai msmanca P*y_ commensmale with erp call 3234811. M-F, 74 LABOR REID' WORK TOOAYMUD TODAY f S French Are 3234343 MAIDS NEEDED Honest 8 aapendable. Mon Fn 7 amiJO pm CM 324-1177 to start vnmemawry______________ MEDICAL ASSISTANT-For busy carthotogy pracnca. F/T. aieeitem working anvwnment, officrt *1 Sanlord and Dahona. ret* rqrd Cal 904-532 1232. ask tor Ssci________________________ Car 8 Insurant* Naaded Western* F R E E _»t*«8_ RM ldsntlst Charting MOLLY MAC toI W HO F/T * M-P * 44eaL WW Tram. *07.787-8087. NEED EXP Macintosh Comp Opac to work pi or monnugru ■mmed OoQdpey 80*0029____ NOW I— IH Orsd Marketers No sals*. PTTT, no eip naceesary Cal 243 7817 193— L awn & G arden 217—G arage Sales free INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS WOOO 3 WOOO CHIPS ft MULCH CALL 323-3481 YARD SALE THUR/FRI/SAT 8-7 160— B u s in e s s For S ale i Candy I 50 locations. 3800 31200 solid monthly income Cost 32995 1 800459-3332 PROFESSIONAL AIRLINE CUSTOMER SERVICE AGENTS 181—AmiANCES & F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e For mammon*! Ibght* at San lord Airport, P/T. approi 30 hr*/ wk Must be her Fas resume to: (407) 812-7589 or cal (407) 8252432 M-F between the hour* of 1-3 PM 21K BTVJ AC. GE OW. M.sc lawn eqmp/mower, make oftef 30* Stove 3 Wise 334-3932 BED-QUEEN size. black wrought iron canopy and premier orthoperkc set Never used, sti* bored. Cost 31200 Sell 3325 Can 873-7118 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 375 Fun 395 Queen 1115 Kmg 3165 Call 407-888-9954 (4 0 7 ) 8 6 9 -0 4 4 4 RIGHT HAND MAN ,..— - — ---*--All A W i-lu rie9ui fO1WOrVWfla dOaBK jr* *38 sign on bonus to new em- *Eitra pay to driver*. 'Open 8 am 801 Dogtreck Rd, Longwood. 2804108 ROOFERSWANTtD 71—Help Wanted TRUCK DRIVERS Needed. CUae A COL, Drug Free. Apply 107—Mobile H o m e s For Rent ELDERIPRMOEon SR 427 f I 2hbm. unfmrv Sunmg s 185/ wk « ft25toap Cal 333 3064 or at *3817 m i n a a / t * ----------The Sky's the L)mft_. With Cape Canaveral CnAae Una. you determine what yom paycheck wN b*. Were looking lor mobvsled people with a good phon* c* No arpenanca nan tary. because w * bain you t o succeed You can maha M8Bs M l Work at a ton abnoaphare Medcal and denial atturance cash spiffs A baa crmeaai 3600 ugrvon bonus avadabte f l— Ataetments/Homes TO Share SWF or Mai* to share apt ASOOYnon « half tool amarBtoa Prefer 2nd *M worker.Caa 302-3280 aftor 4. 93— R o o m s Fo r R ent R entals LAKt MARY. 192 Country Club Rd, Cdka or total. 462 tq II, contact PI Oevw 847-7788 LEASE Brandy A Aaaoc. 834-7444 LANDSCAPERS A TRACTOR OP1AATOR9-F/T, IT-1 0 M L IPRBfKi ER FOREMAN • 88-101 HR. CALL 322*8133 a t c n 4 t r 6M B B BEE H NowAar*4abf* Ouardnn Paraonal Storage Cal tor (M ali 573-2500 aid Lamaby. phone, and ka H9 886480awa8A 22*4884 EaLLg. Rena 97—Apartments ♦ Furnished |4S0to«n U TECHNIC1AN/P1PCLMC/INTRV LEVEL Rapa* undargraytd Pto**. naval. OT bane!its FI DLraq COL pnl 338-7134 TELE MARKETER-Non wa tram 18 804* guar P/T kar eva hr* Cal Katoy 787-0808 LO. 1 rvthed wf arb 1 tor* tor oom*e or andi person ENmnews 332-1738 Re a l B it a t e . R8C 3 2 3 -7 4 M U n f u r n is h e d APT2nd Ft. Me. retng. wb atd 8295/ mo * 8200 dap 3284148 M AM NCfTS V1LLAOE LAM ADAt BRM. 8419*10 I K M . 817BMO AHOUP lo i— H QOVCRNMCNT FOR€CLOSED Homaa born panraaa on $t. OMrRuare Ika. Report REO* YtourArea Toe Fia* (t) 800-2189000 EM H 2208 tor current bet 2 Rory. * bed. t-1/3 wood Floor 3 Kachan inctode a LMng Room. Duung Room, ktotoa uitoy Room 0«Aardo U M y Shod 8 Fenced Two, m nOPHi' mi auorKMi in o to on a beauRRy bead, earner tot Theib man bufdng tot om er- Furtoshro Apply to pereon wan reamti* m Hane* and Beverly “ DAYBED w/trunoe 8 two 20 yr mattresses Never used Cost 3850 IA jsI ter 3250 cash 256*004 ORYERS Statong O $100 War ranry 6 dekvery A * Best 324-12*5 103— H ouses- MATTRESS SALE • Ful a r t used bar springs A mattress 365 00 Larry s Mari 322 4132 RANGES- Several to choos* from Warranty A delivery A * Beet 334-3265 WASHERS Always *r stock Dadrery 2 year warranty * 324-3265 187—Sporting G o o d s g i» j m&w THE BIO ONEI! OVER 600 TA B LES Th* Lakeland Center Apt! tSth 1 19th. 1998 9 5 Sat 9 4 Sun Sponsored by Lakeland RA* 4 Pistol Ctob Inc lefwduNng Inauranoa • C o m p a UUvo • H a lm s P la n LAKE MARY Albertson Shopping .. t_ Cantar Ijk Dim] Martin It an equal opportunity employrr cur­ rently In ihe prurru of pur tulnf Ihe (blandu Sanfned Airport Security Improvemrnit nntracl and art Intorrued in terklit| uibcotuiackutJ providers who special­ ize in the followut| semen. • (ieicrml Electric • Fencing • Fiber Cnble nrme uudrnuad lie fiutl tod h due April 21. 1994 bwtmtrd (aim muu ahow arse/ o/ cvm/Vruroa Iron Hvitwa Rifklt ry of yoaa firm'a y u lify a i* to pirrturm da* rrUed wsri wadtoa acnae. Mtal or Fas by April 17 your rrtpuuw to HAPPY JACK MANGE MEDICINE: A natural blend of vegetable oils, promoted heal­ ing and ha* growth to hot spots' 4 severe mange on dogs and horses WfTMOUT steroids STENSTROM GENERAL FEED 323-1550 217—G arage Sales 4 Family Yard Sale Fn Sat 8 5 1850 N Cameron Ave between Celery Ave 4 F Mwy 46 organ, tool*, tv. lu m , books, clothes, otoc GARAGE SALE Carriage Cove Community Frt - Sun. 4/17 • 4/18. 8-4 Al open M d on 427 in Sanlord 219—Wanted to Buy Alum. Can* Copper / Brass >0 Recycling: 321-0004 918 W. Flrst-U? 8-5. Sat.*-1 WANTED Mora* or cow ma­ nure. writ pick-up Can 323-4840 223—Miscellaneous 21M BTU AC. GE DW. Mrsc lawn equpt/mower. make otter. 30‘ Stove 4 M(*c 330-3832 HANDICAPPED 3600 Call 3226546 SCOOTER- WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! Commerciil/home unit* Inxn 1199 00 Low Monthly Payment* FREE Color Catalog Cal TODAY 1-800-711-0154 231—Cars For Sale SEIZED CARS from 4175 Porsche*, Cadillacs. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvettes Also Jeeps. 4 W 0 * Your area To* Free t800 218 9000 Eat 2206 lor current ksbnga 235— G ARAGE SALE FRI/SAT T r u c k /Bu ses /Va n s Fo r Sale 8*7 545 Murray Ave Osteen Look lor signs oh ol CR 415 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE. MOVING SALE Fn 8 Sat 7-3 287A Huston St m Lake Mary EveryWng goes 21* Sanyo TV. 13* Magnovai TV 2 VCRs, leather sieepei/tola tods, mi­ crowave. 2 0 desk 1 chav dbt bed. dresser, men * 26' b *e 4 MUCH MORE. Cal lor (V 323 93 Chevy Sitvet. Sport.ieab. pw l stereo rart'cass toed 40k m e i cond 314 250 332-9473 238—^Vehicles Wanted CASH 133 P A*)! For Jiatk Cart. Trucks 4 Mac1 atFPHM€mCA6tAUTlFLn.377 5eeO 240—Boat Rentals 0102 MOVING SALE Furniture clothes, mrsc Fn 4 Sat 903 W 4toSt FtSHMO BOATS FOR RENT Starbng *1330 4 up Also 24 Poreoon CM 330-1612 OPEN FIELD SALE FRl/SAT/SUN 8-3 241—Rec. V ehiclis/Campers For Sale o il Meltorrvttt* onto Forest Offollow Signs Lois d GOOOlES" end ANTIQUES glassware, Ashe* TRAVEL TRAILER 25 Ft S leep* 4, a/C. tlum (wrung, on lot 3200GOBO 324 5857 ( 1 . b a s y C l / * , |?|A9k« sLu /m g We Offer Affordable Beauty and Valuel doilRTO In aomrlhlni peopk Maybr n k r to M lim k nfrwpMptr vtOnrtiMttvVR»k wtfl Ilut adkta •» ! X V * A i ly rh eim itT Your nd In thr 1 frt IfRErd [tH *»# *s»n mid m d tFjr \\ v . s i ’ - • Single Story Design - No One Below or Above • Energy - Eflctent Studio. 1 3 2 BedroomAltordibta Apinments •Friendly.On*Srte,Dependable NUnagemcnl • Attic Stonge. Prfv»t* pino & Morel Sanford Court Apartments N t w ip o it p I J , ,m . s f . l - . M M Y W T 1 IV 1 9 0 «ta Re m IIi Y v ^ w y />/ J U i CALL 322-2611 i m t Lv i v T r V* e I m 3291 8. Sanford Avo. Sanford 8 323-3301 S HOUkS Un-fn » » » • * * t iCtMltwi 14001 OtoAN^f ecm prth 1 4/16Over t.OOOsq h . br/tkn/ lem.bpt. hctL»8M40 MOUBCer DUPLEX 2 kitchen*. 1/3909, tonovatod 844J4C home W CM A, n a w p a M lt park Am maul HUOhowa toncad. cagxrt M S J M ^ » *A I 11 i i' I d • I I N I 253-ADDmONS it R e m o d e l in g t Rim House. 1831 WMer SL heal 3 Me Cram tal. rqrd. Cal 3242417 tor price ______________ RENT REDUCED* Old dewrtoewn LAKE MARY-OtoM tor 8vmto cd- k a AJ new, I b*tn M B W m bmL kd bnchen. W/D. son aid* porch, MOObno. 1ST E. C r y w fU A a * Cmm-MSt T W T O J L A R I i n tom condo. M I M M 3/2. tamSy nmdtoorhood. EMM* am. M (57) tor Naval OMcers *71.800. Cal DM WUar. jazmgan Praparito* 323-3186 or 3301255 v r ■Aam rm, pool, lacuzzi priv tones Enpy too pool ton summer, priced right el (78.000. JW DOYLE wM (407) Condo C H A 153—Acreage Lot For Sale IT2 Condo, bp comm L****totop9on8a" JM DOYLE 1497) 1 gjg MUDHOUMB I LOTS 08 427 i Irani Suntond Estates a& DRYWALL*lTUCCO-Rapavs W tl 4 CeAng Teiduraa I 3224338 V A ^ H 6 f(W 4 11881 325-9484 COCBOI888 NEW REMOOCL REPAIR Doors, windows carpentry SJCkng.. ideck* 3 concrete 323-4832! B 5 Q-Bakm CBC19880 EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES AT 0R1AND0 SANFORD > J INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT DELTONA 10 acre*. Ideal tor towwag or rumryt Zoned egnCMtoJtol 83,800?ACRE. 6 m. u TB I C argo, In c . located at Orlando Sanford International airport is currently hiring for full and part-time cargo warehouse agents and shipping agents. W arehouse 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/schooi history, understand English and m aintain a fie x tte schedule. Previous warehouse or shipping experience is highly desirable. TB I offers: 1773 ar 898-7*7-4822 10 8098. ktoM tor ltd* term MobU* homo ar homoaka Zoned agrt $44,800. Financing aval, w/ sm down paymam (954)787 157—Mobile Homes Fo r Sa u 14ra*an isuBkomFum HAUUNOM Reird trash, garage clean outs! Reasoned* Ratosh....349-9656 >Mn. a l brands/appl. met t>d 258-Automotive FT: W ell - IS NOW REOPENED AND UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. ANXIOUSLY WORKING TO MEET YOUR AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR NEEDS STOP AND SEE US TOOAY! M iM M S p R I8R2 Skykn*. ktoMMng. 818.804 CAJUMAOe COVE (407) >04 11 0 Free Uniforms *)■ Medical insurance after 90 days Opportunities for advancement many otom of 2 9 5 -M i ^ Exciting aviation work environment N I R U k l t •18,000 589-2702 horn* Com» Candidates may complete en application between 10 a.m . and 3:00 p m M onday through Friday TBI CARGO, INC. 2747 CARRIER AVENUE SANFORD, FLORIDA S177S Mum am MOMMMo 12X80. CMfwnbi' ig t 4 boost kt Wtoh. OR-oaac. cond Csfl Fnl tor _________ M RBHMR ReRr lu| ■I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ T ■ 13,000 lo 16.000. M tj^p 1409988-HAUL (42(5) DAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER. Al Home npaba, paktong 4 coramc He Rtohard Oraan 321 5873 Me; COC98TW9 3I9-T202 HANDYMAN-Painbng concrete, dry wal. remodeling, renovabona Cal 282-7099_____________ kg* teacher 30 hrt. required 1229447 269-Cleaning Services k l im w iq neiu, wMy/mo. renial deen-outs 11 yrt esp 1 reft 330-62*3 HomeWOfc/Oondo/Apart Wkty/BvwkfyAto LISC/tNSUR 07-325-7442 407-1299273 OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RE 3CO M QUALITY FREE EST 323-0*36. CARE 288-Legal Services A2 LawTech Divorce 454. Custody 874 Bankruptcy STS. Name Chang* 155 Etc 24 hrt. (407) 422-0347 Mlp^iEww.niMB|)rln9Xom/ 300-Pressure Cleaning Greet tervee Ree/Comm Improvements 263-Carpentry 268-C h il d C a r e C en te r s SUNSCAPC LAWN MQMT Free EsUmetoa/Low I 330-7174 Ceant* 1 280-Home 339-2774 !3QP PARK AVENUE kath yw ^ TRASH M M V A L OF ALLTYPE*. Guaranteed best rale. Con structon debre, garage clean out. rooting, We HAUL ANYTHMG Large balers dap cfl avMtobto LJac/lnsta CHARLES D. (Den) ■ ■ B r ._____ C8C0572 57265, Res/ Comm, rewiodel. eddbons, repa« MC, VISA 407-320-1741 CH/Agmkan. E1U84. ^ A competitive starting wage 279-Hauling 256-A ppliance R epair Mr Mr* 171-8200 or 2*4-4M0 AAA GRASS MASTERS A l service* provided Dependable and ahordabto -C M lor Fits 276-Electrical NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL DICK S ELECTRIC 407-321-8731 UC. EROOOJait/Over 18 Yra JO-RfTE APPt_ SERVICE Re CAR C A* M CENTER , For a lew pennies more, gel the latest technology in liquid wormers Ask STEWS FROM GENERAL FEED (323 1550) about HAPRT JACK UQUh Y1CT. There » * BK1 drfterence"! (www happytactonc com) Wltv put your • Trenching and Fill Conanhuoa and a hnrf luaaaiu ^ C 3885 Moores Station Road Be­ hind Orlando-Sanlord Airpori. east ol 46, lum nght on Beardah. 1 mrle Left on Moores Station Rd Follow whiteAilack signs LOTS OF GREAT STUFF FOR EVERYONE A iH lH P / .H lI M .iM I S V I ». I IlM 1 •■•UJI'I Hi l l ' SEE YO U A T B U R G E R K IN G If you're m o oW c. fnandfy. and ready ko Join ■ team that * helping to run nx Ilion-Hollar bualneeeea, youoanowpm Cockatlela, Breeders. Cages. Loveb« ds Cages 4 nests One lemaie Indian Rmgneck Parrot a ar old Also young bird* hand ) 321 2292 WHAT HAPPfNfD - 10 THE MAIL PIECE YOU S IN T? U n f u r n is h e d ■ you Mia aoaon, yrx/1 tone wurteng al tte r>a hot apo« In tfra nafgHborhood. A oodAKY v— — w h in p ao p la Ilka you gat to g ilh e r for graat tood..and grwal fun. 199—Pets & Supplies KENMORC MICROWAVE 720 watts, turn labl*. 375 Can 311-401S vm n to bo ecu wah re name. ONLY 542.9008 tO REALTY. MC. Santoni Mon-Fn. 8artv4 SQpns S BORM HOME on tttobto tot. aem tod pool to wfcihop. quiet area 143000 Car “ 99—Apartments ■ TELEMARKETERS •on 204 W 2581 El 3 BORM Fenced. CH A Great toemon 357.900. VIP Prpoperbet 332-9695 anytan* 337Vmon • dap CM 323-18! 7 F A or partkme Top salary bo­ nus and eomtraaaion Smoking longwood loc*tton C ii U 7*74270 8ANFORO OFFICE 8PACE 2 BuNaa imBlBtl • 1100 IF B 1404 BF. 447-321-7004 141— H o m e s F o r S a l e n tw tg i *R*y tarn 8400/nwn needs P/T help Pnmanfy for deuvenea and Saturdays Re re* a (bong parsonakfy and ing record Personal truck or UV lor lowing V M M reqmrsd, cm Karan 323-1184. 8 A MOVE N nP fC U LH 400 tq 8 k i<)lt2ftS A MONTH CWce Storaga. 3 2 1 4 1 2 0 or 333-2554 _323400l_ •HE WORKER A EOUtP OPERATOR POBmONB. showroom 118— O ffice S pace For R ent Mott-FrL lam la 8 pat SECURITY OFFICER JOB A im * warahoum. *10,970 U) ll SR 441 kornmo. 407-578 2500 C ai 4074734000 r3844 a■i mIniiiy —I w e i mab as | k -■ uranniB BRASS BED Queen w/ 20 yr Orthopedc mattress set Never used Cost 3800 Must sel 3225 cash 254-8000 DAY BED White Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses 8 bundto Never used 1300 407- 117—Commercial TUPPERWARE Earn 820330 par horn lor a m money or have a M 4 m * earaar. 3214421 NEW 8 HP ELECT START DLLER Troy B-lt Orrg price 32339 will sen lor ItOOOCal 324 5298 (wwwhappytactonc com) 0-3 M-F (107)8544171 portabon Cal 322-1448 HIM HO LE LANOBCAPmO For oommercialvasidentiai land CWarvig Erpenence pre- 159— R l Al E s t a t f W a n t i ii ____ 9 ^ - .y - L J 2 iz ____ WANTED Serious people desiring suc­ cessful WEIGHT LOSS. IM­ PROVED HEALTH ANO ENER­ GY Lota 20 200 to*. 30 day program under 3100 Salislac•on guar FREE SAMPLES. CALL HOW 328-4498 J6iN r e bait heaixare team' n Volusia comity Raatoratlve CNA needed immerkslety Prevtout erpenence helpful Call Dabary Manor 407-4444428. EOS. It ijouig lor talented and *■ ceplonai W Contractor* A Truckers Make contact quickly, your slat* A N America New height matching ay* 24 hrt Dm n 1-888 488 MTOMC/Vtaa DRYWALL FINISHERS Needed for reeld crew E«p w/ handloda A tool* C*lAlai 323-3234 EXPERIENCED Fire wood bualnet* Must know how to tpkl A market wood Call 323-3411 EXPERIENCED GROUNDSMEN lor tree co Top pay. CDL A PLUS CALL 323-3411 FOOO A BEVERAGE SERVERS Breaktasttunch F/T Eip reo Apply m person Marins Hotel A Conference Center 530 N PelmettoAv* Sanford____________ GENERAL LABORER Someone not Alraid of work De­ pendablei Apply el at i200 Pertim8 5 30 M-F 'bEBAftV BTOR51T" toaowmg poatoont elp 281-Irrigation it _______ Repair SPWNKLER RtPAto Al makes 4 modKt N m c o o p im 4 font BVtlMivSptcl^WftO 321-3717 285-LANPSC APING FULL LAWN 8 VC hedger bushes. «m tree tommmg 7 yrt * ip . Senior due. Sauataction guar. For bee eel 9804EOC Tree cuttng pruning t i grating fop S041U C Back hoetoob eat Ri rate* RANCH RENTAL! 407-122-3498 DUN RfTV Free eet Lictota. MMor card* accepted. 321-u4122 308—Termite Repair DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 312—Tree Servici CHEAP! CHEAP! Tfe* prurtngtot|eceonaAoui land Mpma. UtdbtM. 3319808 DON PICKREN TREE BVC TreWttump removal. Free eel Lct/lntur 339-7343 not Tree Bvc 20 vrt *q>. 24 hr storm dam* Senior ckacount Total bee eei* Fie* etnmaiei Bucket buck Cal 327-4731 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn ft Tie* Bvc kc/rv*. reeabcom. Bucket �14® - Seminole Herald. Sanford, Flonda •Thursday. Apnl 16. 1998 by Chic Y ou ng OLONDIE Do your homework on HMOs D E A R D R G O T T Enclosed is a list of health maintenance organizations that I co uld jo in . In y o u r o pinio n, which is the best’ D E A R R E A D E R Th e H M O field is changing so fast that I would be pre sumptuous to recommend a plan for you. H o w e v e r, ju d g in g from re ce nt re p o rts in the jo u rn a l M e dica l Economics and the New York Tim es, you ought to think twice about one of your options Oxford Health Plans is in serious trouble, despite the fact that it has just hired a new chief executive to oversee profound changes A cc o rd in g to M edical Econom ics (Feb 9, 1998), investors are suing the company because of failure to disclose its financial problems About 20 suits have thus far been filed When Oxford finally did “come clean about expect ed earnings losses," its stock plunged In value from 889 a share to SIS Industry analysts are reported to be skeptical that the beleaguered giant can survive without making dramatic c o s t-c u ttin g changes in the w ay it does business Th e Feb. 28, 1998. New York Tim es reported that the compa ny will have to adopt capitation ifixed, lo w e r fees for d o c to ra l and w ill severely limit patients' choices of doc tors At present. Oxford is dangerous ly delinquent in paying doctors and hospitals — up to 8140 million in New Y o rk C ity a lone. C o n s e q u e n tly , increasing numbers of physicians are resigning from Oxford, a move that w ill c e rta in ly fu rth e r lim it sub scribcrs' choice of doctors. Moreover, remiums are slated to rise apprccia iy. Most Important, as Oxford becomes m o re e xp e n sive and re s tric tiv e . patienU may suffer Not surprisingly, competitive health plans are actively lu rin g patients away F o r exam ple, the Mar. 1 ,1998, New York Tim es doc umented that Blue Cross/Blue Shield. A n th e m . C ig n a and A e tn a U S. H e a lth ca re are a ctive ly p rom oting them selves as be tte r choices than O xford. L a rg e scale defections are expected to occur; “ new business is going elsewhere," the Tim es reported Several m onths ago, while Oxford was riding high as the darling of Wall S tre e t. I ca u tio n e d co n s u m e rs to avoid It lik e the p la gu e M y vie w s haven't changed In fact, they have been reinforced by the m any le g iti­ mate reports indicating that the com ­ pany is neither patient- nor doctorfriendly T h e Tim es again “ It appears that Oxford's apparent success came from p ro vid in g quality service at a price well below its real cost." DR. G O T T PETER GOTT. M.D. D E A R D R G O T T ; My husband suf fers from restless legs syndrome His nights a rc made intolerable by the uncontrollable tw itching of his legs He has to get up and pace the floor just to obtain relief As you can imag inc, our life is a shambles His doctor says that nothing can lie done Nonetheless, m y husband has e 42 Attention­ getting sound 1 Fattens (a 48 Map abbr. bract t«t) 47 Hammer pari 7 Bordeaux wine 51 Lastl cooked 53 Actress Bloom 13 Artas. Q tm lnl, ate. 55 Big lizard 14 Cryatallina 58 Eagles' gem features 15 Schedule 57 Cow or pig. 18 College eg. grounds 58 Small piano 17 City In Navada 18 A clrats Watt DOW N 20 Salt word a 1 Russian 21 Put to uaa emperor 23 Spaady 2 Theater area 27 Face pari 3 Yemeni city 32 Allavlatad 4 Chinese 33 Solitary (comb, form) 34 Wrltsr Loot 5 Tablet 35 Respond 6 Rascal 38 Subscription 7 Actress Tyson depart manta 8 Hawaiian delight volcano. 39 Entices Mauna — 40 Loud heard of a d ru g called P crm ax that m a y help C a n you give us fu rth e r information'’ D E A R R E A D E R Restless legs syn d ro m e affects m illio n s of h e a lth y adults Marked by the symptoms you mentioned, this affliction often leads to exhaustion, depression and even suicide Th e cause is unknown Nonetheless, treatment is available. Pcrmax and other prescription drugs often relieve the characteristic rest lessness of the disorder and permit its victims to obtain blessed sleep You can obtain m ore information about his syndrome — and its treat­ m ent — by w ritin g to the Restless L e g s S yn d ro m e Fou nda tion. Dept C R , P O. Box 7050, Rochester. M N 55903 7050 in i NEW SPAPER t Answer to Previous Puzzte ACROSS STUMPED? E N T E R P R IS E ASSN p O L 1 N S c O A A R T r L 1 N O e" e" i D E k E R 1 □ d B □ □ □ B y P h illip A ld e r Following the column about transfer bids three weeks ago. I received a let­ ter from a reader asking about using them o ve r a two no tru m p opening (a n d a fte r 2 A 2 e -2 N T . w h e re two dubs is strong, artificial and forcing). This is an excellent idea. In particular, it allows the much stronger hand to become the declarer, perhaps stop p in g an im m e d ia te ly fatal lead through a tenuous holding — as in this deal. Note that if N o rth started w ith a three-spade response and ended in sis spades, the automatic opening lead of the d u b queen would give the defense the first two tricks. After the transfer bid, th o u g h , S outh lu m p e d to fo u r spades to show a Rood hand for play in CUOv/N DfcPT, □ □□□□ nnn □□□□□□ □□□□□□ 0 □ □ □ □ □ □ Nm □ 12 Hardy heroine 19 Circus animal 21 Very early (2 wds.) 22 Annur ' J , 23 Char 24 Fade 25 The doctor 9 — mater 10 Tears 11 Case for small articles Cal for Answers • w r- ur»c» ftaur, 1-900454-3535oxl code 100 28 Honor 28 Cordon — cooking 29 Sound made by 48-Oown 30 Formerly 31 Moistens 37 Of an artery 38 illuminated 41 CuRa 42 Stiffly decorous 43 R's a long 44 Moved In 45 Blasters, e g 47 Colombian city 48 Circus animal 48 English 50 Map’dlrectton 52 Nahoor sheep 54 Baby's seat? spades. (R e m e m b e r. N o rth m igh t have been tra n s fe rrin g w ith a Y a rb o ro u g h , p la n n in g to pass the opener's Ih rc e ip s d c re b id .) N orth cue bid to show his diamond ace and slam interest Knowing that the club ace was missing (North would cue-bid the first ace he came to as he mount­ ed the bidding ladder). South settled for six. H o ld in g a possible tru m p tric k , West started with the ace and another du b. T h e only potential problem was a 4­ 0 trum p split. South saw that if East held all four missing spades, he was dead But if West had all four, they could be picked up as long as South started with the spade ace from hand A nd when E a s t disca rde d a h e a rt. South continued with the spade nine, forcing West to split his honors. Back to hand with a heart, declarer finessed West out of his remaining trump hon­ or. drew the last trump, and claimed North * V • A K J A 5 West A J 10 5 2 V 9 2 9 8 7 5 * A 9 7 2 M is sa Q 7 6 4 8 5 J 2 4 East A —• 9 10 8 7 4 3 • 8 43 A Q J 10 8 6 South A A 9 • 3 « A K Q « K Q I 0 I A K 3 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer. 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Sand for your Astro-Graph predic­ tions by mailing 82 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station. Now York. N Y 10158 Ba aura lo stale your zodiac sign. T A U R U S (A p r il 3 0 -M a y 30) Major accomplishments are Indicated today If you are led to your own devices Don't let Others infringe upon your time and talents ANNIE and taka you oft m a direelo n mat has no promise of reward GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Two serious Impediments that have boon retarding your progress might ba removed today This could open naw vistas for you now and eliminate more waiting CA N CER (June 21-Juty 22) It s important In this cycle to maintain a good relationship with an sntsrprmng Iritn d . Your past involvom snt with him/her worked out wait and now things could ba oven batter. L E O (J u ly 2 3 -A u g . 22) Evan though there might ba some stiff requirements, an important career objective can bo achieved today. You'll need the help ol associates, to gat a good team Imed up to carry this off VIRGO (Aug. 23-BepL 22) You* do we* In development* today that contain ele­ ments of fnandfy competition When you twin, and you should, do so with grace in d humility. L IB R A (S a p l. 23-O ct. 23) This is the right time lo makt a taw changes that you leal could benelit your household Donl was until you gat a vote — use your initiative and move ahead SCORPIO tw . t 24-Nov. 22) Authorship isn't all-important today, tt you feat your compareons' suggestions are batter than youre. don't hesitate lo use their ideas instead ot yours S A G ITTA R IU S (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Taka pride In your achievements today, both targe and small It you do a good fob you will bo amply rewarded, tangibly and inUnQibiy. C A P R IC O R N (O a c. 22-Jan. 18) If an ~ arrangement In which you're involved Isn't being managed property by others. It'S make you leal extremely uncomfort­ able Donl take an aspmn, taka action lo right the situation A Q U A R IU S (J a n . 2 0 -F o b . 18) R egardtats of your other need* today, try to gtvo domestic matters lop priority Urgant matters In this area could got woraa unless action is taken now. P IS C ES (Fab. 20-March 20) Tha likeli­ hood fa strong today that you will advance tha latest mtereet that has cap­ tured your tancy. If you gal a good start on It now, y o u l ba encouraged to finish this endeavor. ClM tqrNEAtae. by Leonard Starr1 ..THERE WON'T NOW HOW— AS BE ENOUGH TH O O M iTU S * ANP HAKM LM P h M trm jL as we SOON?... OR. HURAHS ARE, W ME FISH MTH* ALSO JtCS/UO Yr.. O C£AH 9T k � 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 Wekiva River Players in Guys and Dolls Baseball, baseball, baseball H O B B Y IS T O F T H B C O oc SEMINOLE COUNTY...3A Crime reports W E E K : Sorving Sanford, Lako Mary, Longwood, Oviodo, Wlntar Springs and Somlnolo County slnoa 1908 90lh YEAR, No. 148 SOCents THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1998 G O P cronyism? V e rb a l b a rb s fly By R o m White HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - The latest edition or the Seminole County Republican Executive Committee Stampede newsletter contains an angry challenge from Committee Chain.tan Jim Stelllng. Stclling said Wednesday that he wants his fellow Republicans to quit fighting each another • and putting down attorney K m Wright. Although Stelllng names no one specifically In the newsletter, there’s an Index notation from editor Hob Lewis: 'A re you listening. Dick and Grant?” The rrferm ce Is to Seminole County C om ­ missioners Dick Van Der Welde and Grant Maloy. who have opposed the hiring of Wright's law firm - Slums A Bowen • to handle litigation against the adult entertainment Industry. Stelllng said he has "w itnessed the attempt by some members o f our party to destroy the reputation of one of the finest people I know. Ken Wright Is a Sunday school teacher, devoted husband and father, very talented attorney, dedicated Republican and a great friend. Life is like a box of chocolates W ’ Seminole County Republican Ex­ ecutive Commit­ tee Chairman Jim Stalling chastises two county com­ missioners In a re­ cent S ta m p e d e newsletter. Heist bags $ 300,000 in jewelry By David Frasier HERALD STAFF Writer SANFORD - Four suspects hrtstrd a briefcase o f Jewelry and Jewelry Items from the Zales Jewelers at Seminole Towne Center Wednesday a f­ ternoon. The briefcase was carrying §300,000 in property. Around 3:37 p.m., an inde­ pendent contrmctor/suppber with the briefcase went Into Zaks Jewelers. The supplier art the bag down for a moment leaving It open for the perpe­ trators. One o f the suspects distracted the supplier and store employees while hla ac­ complices took the briefcase. The suspects then exited JCPennys where getaway cars were waiting. The shrimp A piece of movie history in Sanford B y N ick P M fln rf HERALD STAFF WRITER SAN FORD • People driving past the Sanford Boat Works and Ma­ rina at 4130 Celery Avenue may wonder why a shrimp boat la docked there. Some may also believe the boat looks somewhat fa­ miliar. If so. they may recognise the "Jenny", the ahrtmp trawler featured In the movie Forrest Gump. Oump. along with former Army buddy "Lieutenant Dan* had a number o f adventures In the award winning big screen epic. The trawler arrived early this week after a four day lay trip lfrom Beauford. South Carolina, down the St. Johns River,. to the Ms- i:x\ .'SSE&i Ir./'lSk elery t The trawler has been housed at the marina where plana are under way toward determining the amount o f restoration and repairs Which may be needed. It's life in salt water has clearly taken a toll on the Integrity o f the structure. The aim la the eventual display of the boat In the lagoon s irrounding Planet Hollywood Walt Disney World, which officials say aa; will add to the extensive collection o f film and televlsi the attraction. Forrest Gump haa been Uated as one o f the top 10 money­ earning motion pictures ever made. School lunches not what they used to be...they’re better! By Vicki BsUacela HERALD STAFF WRITER Lunch Just ain't what It used to be. Remember back when you were In high school? The menu consisted mainly o f mystery meat with a couple o f aides o f overcooked vegetables, a white bread roll and some sugary snack or canned fruit? You probably didn't eat much o f that bland fare If you even went to the lunchroom at all. These days, kids are (locking to the cafeteria, which Is designed to be more like an Inviting food court at the mall than the epicurean dungeons o f yore. "We want to present a more product for our * said Seminole County Public Schools food service coordinator Donna DeLoach. "The students really tomars and we are to find the kinds o f things they like to eat that still meet the dietary guidelines act by the federal government." DeLoach added that the food court approach with a variety o f different foods In a fast food environment Is appealing to the students. "The number of students who purchase meals haa increased 25 percent tn the last two years since we Instituted this program," she noted. Five o f the county's seven high schools have opened food courts. The cafeteria at Lyman High In Longwood will require substantial renovation and the new Winter Springs High cafeteria will need to be redesigned before either of those schools could open a food cou rt In January, both Oviedo High and Lake Brantley High tn Altamonte Springs opened the new style facility to rave reviews from the students. According to Sanford Police, one getaway car is supposedly red tn color with a California license plate. The first three digits o f the plate are 3SC. One auapect entered a black, sporty looking type vehicle that also pulled up to the door. Both c a n left In an unknown direction. Sanford Police have also re­ leased descriptions o f the u i pecti: Suspect I: A Hispanic or Oreek male at five- feet, two • Inches weighing In at ISO pounds. He has a medium to dark complexion with a rounded face and wide nose. He haa dark curly hair with a regular cut. He had a thin mustache as well. He was wearing dark green shirt with collar and khaki long pants. Suspect 2: A Hispanic or Greek male at 6 feet weighing between 175 to 180 pounds. The suspect haa a thin build with a light olive complexion. He has dark hair cut dose. The suspect arms wearing a light tan button down shirt and light panta. Suspect 3: A Greek - looking male between Bve- feet, five Inches and five -feet, sixInches weighing between ISO and 100 pounds. The suspect haa a medium build and Is light, In complexion. He also has dark hair. He was wearing a green and white small check­ ered button down shirt with a collar. He was also wearing a white T-shirt and light colored Jeans. Suspect 4: A Hispanic female at five- feet, five- Inches weighing about 120 pounds. She la small and petite with a medium to dark complexion. She has black curly hair that goes to the middle o f her back. She was wearing a white lace shirt, white Jeans and carrying a large black hand bag. Sanford Police are currently pursuing leads, but there la nothing solid yet. Police are asking for anyone who has any Information to call the station at (407) 323-3030. Tanker turnaround * ' H -- ^ A Carry Trans* semi tanker, wssfcound on Interstate-4 , kaefcrifed and veered o il the Nghwsy el approximatotylfr&O Wednesday montingnsar Fm AAA headquariers hi Lake Mary. Traffic was backad up. mostlywNhcuriousdrivers. lor • « « £ » » * > feting which the vehicle was re-attached. The dfear m e reports* untferfe and M waa no ait from tankar. T -rr Hfa, *• �2 A •SefT»not« Herald San*ord. Florida - Thursday March 19.1998 Two area groups staging musical events Appeal denied TALLAHASSEE - Thr appeal against the death sentence for convicted murderer Judy 'Black Widow* Bucnoano has been denied. Her lawyer* ap­ pealed on grounds that tt was unconstitutional to execute a female. In Its decision, the State Su­ preme Court determined that It was not unconstitutional, and that Bucnoano should be executed as scheduled for 7:01 a.m.. Monday. March 30. Another appeal against the death sentence was denied. Gerald Stano. convicted of being a serial killer, will be electrocuted as scheduled at 7 a.m. Monday. March 23. Library money The Seminole Library Sys­ tem has received a check for $198,132.50 from the State Library o f Florida. The check was given In accordance with a state statute which provides funding o f county library sys­ tems. According to Su/y Goldman, director of the county libraries and leisure services, this Is one of two checks o f equal amounts given to county sys­ tems each year. Another check for thr same amount should be delivered within a few months. Goldman said the check will go Into thr library’s general fund. She added, *Wc use this state aid to maintain the level of service that our custom ers have become accustomed to.* Bird lovers wanted The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission Is seeking people In Seminole and surrounding counties who have a bird feeder and can Identify backyard birds. The program is called 'P roject Bunting Watch.* *Wc need people who main­ tain at least one bird feeder and live In the 10-county study area, to watch their feeders for a minimum o f 30 minutes per week and collect data on what types o f birds visit the feeders. It Is Im por­ tant that participants arc able to Identify common backyard birds,’ said education special- 1st Jon! Blnkcslre. lYnJrct Bunting Watch has been ongoing since 1996. List year. 201 bird watchers par­ ticipated. This year, the com ­ mission hopes to obtain 500 participants. For Information or lo pa r­ ticipate. contnct Alexander Kropp In Tallahassee |850) 414-7929 or Jon! Blakrslcc In Ocala at (352) 732-1225. Red Cross says thanks Lynn Hinson. Board Chairnun for the American Red Cross of Central Florida, this morning acknowledged and thanked the citizens o f Central Florida for remarkable tatpport following the tornadoes that devastated the area late last month. "Tills community’s generous contributions to help the v ic ­ tims of the recent Florida floods and tornadoes, as well as victims of other disasters, have helped us meet the ur­ gent needs o f our community.* she said. According to the latest fig ­ ures. the tornado tram Itus supplied 102.405 meals and snacks to victims and workers at the tornado site. Including 133.995 yesterday alone. Thus far. the Rrd Cross lias received approximately 93 million tn donations. Oviedo's revving up OVIEDO - The Old Down­ town Development Group and the Oviedo Optimists Club ts holding an arts and crafts, classic car show and sockhop Saturday. March 21 at the Oviedo Shopping Center. For more Information about Sat­ urday's event, contact Rick Burris at 365-1036 or Barbara Walker-Seaman at Artistic Hand at 366-7882. Swamping lor adventure WINTER SPRINGS - The W in­ ter Springs Senior Center Is off on a nature adventure Satu r­ day, March 21. Tills two-hour guided wildlife tour of Lake Okeechobee will Include round trip transportation via motorcoach, lunch, taxes and gratuity. Adventurer will be l 3A Special to the Herald Guys & Dolls The title speaks for Itself. It's about guys and dolls. Thr stu(T thcdier magic Is made of. What the title* doesn't tell us, thr subtitle d«>os: *A Musical Fable of Broadway*. When Guys and Dolls opened at Broadway's 46th Street Theatre on November 24. 1950. the next day's p a ­ pers proclaimed Guys and Dolls *a perfect musical co m ­ edy.* With music and lyrics by Frank Locsser and lxiok by Jo Swcrllng and Al»c Burrows tt won the Tony Award for Best Musical tn 1950. Forty-two years later tn 1992 It won again, this time for Best Re­ vival. Guys and Dolls opens In brash Runyonlnnd • the comic book Time Square of a bayseed's dreams • where cops, eon men. simpering lasses, la­ dles o f dubious morals and Salvation Army types parade. Nathan Detroit, a harried but avid gambler, lias to raise $1,000 to front the floating crap game he runs. Nathan bets the dnshlng Sky Masterson that Sly can't get the prim Sarah Brown, who runs a shabby Save-a-Soul mission to fall for him. After Sky sweeps Sarah down tn Havana for a rendezvous, they fall for each other. Meanwhile. Nathan kreps Jilting Miss Adelaide, the nightclub chantootslr to whom lie has been engaged for 14 years, giving her a fierce ease of psychosomatic sniffles from never marching to the nltar. After appropriate comic complications. Nathan gets Ills game. Sly comes down to earth. Sarah saves n soul and Adelaide gets rid o f her cold. The musical Is being p r e ­ sented by the Weklva River Players March 20. 21. 22. 27. 28 and 29. 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday evenings. 2 p.m. Sunday afternoons at the W in­ ter Park Ninth Gntdr C entrr Guys (shown bore): Sky Matorson played by Miko Funaro (top loft) and Nathan Detroit played by Gary Landefold (top center with 5 of their gambling buddies. Danny Bonoit. Mo Boette. Scott Maffei, David Green Auditorium. Hungtlnton A ve­ nue. Winter Park. Adults: 910: Studrnts/Senlors: $8) Ten percent o f nil tickets sales trill tie donated lo the Salealloii Ann i/ of Seminole 'And that's Just what's needed In todny's chaotic world.* With that In mind, thr first show will lx* an actual taping of an old-time radio pilot show featuring H ie Claytons*, who've moved to Central Flor­ ida from I’ocatello, Idaho. *11111 and Carol Clayton keep their audiences enchnnted with folk and blues music mixed with tales and sponta­ neous conversation* that touch the funny bone as well as the heartstrings.* says Gordon. "D ielr s|>eelal mixture Is like a magical elixir that makes e\-rryone feel b elter." Count!/. Folk and blues *We want to mnkr live entertalmnrnt affordable again,* says Evelyn Gordon, whose company. In cooperation with the Orange City Recreation Department, will prrsent It* find Orange C ity Stage show at thr city's library hall on Frtdny. March 27 at 8 p.m. *Thr historic hall Is a charming plarr with on oldtime stage and nmblnnre that transports people back to a gentler time.* Oordon says. The Clayton's show launches a series of Friday evening performances at thr Orange City Stage. Hrrr are thr shows LOCAL FORECAST SU ND AY S t r a y 06 45 I H srs arc the winning numbers selected on W ednesday in the Florida Lottery: Fantaay 5 7-20- 22- 28- 2S Lotto (M arch 14) 3-S -2S -27-43-47 I sexes coMocriowin Daytona Baach A Raw Smyrna Baaclu S eas a re 710 feet w ith a rou gh ch op. W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D ayton a la 6 0 degrees and a t N ew S y m m a . 60 degrees. W in d s are from th e south at 25 -3 0 tn.p.h. Isnmsncs I at t o S .B ., 07 laek. .0:90 a.m. ,6:90 p.m. P k iM ms Musical!. Fags 4A Tha Orange. Osceola and Seminole Soil and Water Conservation Dis­ tricts held their fourth annuel Re­ gional Envtrothon at Harry P. Leu Gardens on March 3. The Regional Envtrotwn li a problem-solving, natural resource education program toe nign wcnooi p u d p i i . oome jou ki attendance wto 43 local latino are orering queettone In •a: aquatics, forootry, i, end a current leeue. energy sources. Each county prowinning team: Mark Hlnely, Leetra R o b ertso n , Phyllis Robertson, L is a Langford, and Alllaon U nduff competing togetfier as a 441 team caled the *Green Teem,* came In first piece In Seminole County. THURSDAY: SOLUltAR TABLX: min. 9:40 a.m.. maj. 3:30 a.m.. min. 10:10 p.m., maj. 3:55 p.m. TIDES: D aytoaa Baack: high: 11:46 a.m.. — p.m.. low. 5:49 a.m.. 5:47 p.m. Raw B a y n a Baack: high: 11:51 a.m., — p.m., low: 5:54 a.m., 5:52 p.m.. EXTSNOBD OUTLOOK 1Cocoa Baack: high: •— a.m., 12:06 p.m.. low: 6:09 a.m.. 6:07 F R ID A Y TH U R S D AY T a t r a * 7 9 68 T a t r m s 7 8 5 5 p.m. SA TU R D A Y P tc ld y 6 6 4 S scheduled (or April: A T o s t* q f F lo r id a (April 3) Ken Skeens and Leigh G old­ smith. n guitar nnd vocal duo. will |>crform folk music In­ cluding songs they've written nlxnit Florida and thr envi­ ronment Skeens won the first Will Mclx-an Festival Song­ writer's Award. Old-Time Music Band (April I7| l*etr Easton, who's known as Florida's Burl Ives, will lead thr L in d and chat with thr audience about folk music and instruments. S y lv ia S a m m o n i (April 24) Hits folk singer, who's p er­ formed up and down the coun­ try's (-last Coast, plays 12string guitar, harmonica, and Seminole team places first in environmental competition 1* ■, 7r T*'V"Wf:u'lTT*itJi" V r :,r i'r .» . ider* Today: Scattered thunderstorms. Highs in the upper70s. Lows In the mld-GOs. Friday: Scattered thunder­ storms. Highs tn the upper70s. Lows In the mld-SOs. Saturday: Partly cloudy. Highs In the mld-GOs. Lows In the upper-40s. Swmday: Sunny. Illghs In the mid-GO*. Lows In the mid -40*. and Shane Becker Doits (from Page 1A): Adelaide playod by Moredrth Walker (center left) with 5 of her Hof box Girls Lisa Langford. Gena Small. Quinn Cur­ tis. NocoJo Bonoit and Shane Wages AO three teems win go on to compete in the Florida State Envtrothon set to be held at St. Leo College on May 9. The Regional Envirothon fosters a greater understanding ol the total environment and increases stu­ dents' knowledge ol conservation problems and solutions. It encour­ ages teamwork and critical-thinking skills. Questions ere developed by local natural resource professionals, and Leu Gardens furnishes a beautiful outdoor setting. The Envirothon aspires to instill In young peo­ ple an appreciation lor our natural resources. Its ultimate goal la a more environmentally aware citizenry lor the betterment ol the community. The conservation districts wish to express their gratitude to the State ol Florida Department ol Agriculture and Consumer Services for the Urban and Community Forestry Grant that helped make the 1998 Regional En­ virothon possible. (Shown here are the winners from al three counties, upper photo, and students at the sod testing site, lower pholo.) Photos Courteey ol tho Orange Soil and Wator Consarvotton District Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" • Thursday, March 19,1996 • Vo). 90, No. 148 PubMied: Defy Except Monday. Satuday $ Christmas by Rapubtc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. Frsnch Awe.. Santort, FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 iA p Taran Games I nry L(Mtf • Unde AOVf Crms Sharp Elams Oddi Roue lava Cheryl Stone Courtney Sandy Pnilty W » - mlOmfBy Ivnow Straan Warmer Paid at Sardord. Ftonda and e m u lal ntatoQ officer uspsoaiao Poatmaaier Send addrtae changee to Tha SEJuUNOLE HERALD PO Box 1047 JM M | Sartord. FL 327711807 tfii Republic ti«A U ---■ Wwl Oo*vx9 MEgei Bern Tynel. Jr. Meed Pi Sutecnpaon Raes (Daly A Stmday) Mai Home Oeewwy 9 More* *19 50 (24 00 (90 00 # Morthe (4(00 1 Vaar . *70 00 MO00 Florida Reaidarte add 7% $iSea tax Newspapers, Inc. Get shots now for 7th-graders Special to th e Herald Middle school nurses and guidance counselors In Seminole County arc working together to Inform current 6th graders o f changes In Immunization requirements for 7th graders tn the 1998-99 school year. The Department o f Health and Department o f Education changes mean It can take up to 6 months to complete the Hepati­ tis B series. The rcqulrementu are: * T.D. booster (tetanus, diphtheria) unless a booster haa been given In the past five years. This booster la not optional. * Second measles (preferably MMR) * Hepatitis B scries (• 1 given - «2 due 1 month later - 43 due 5 months later) These Immunizations must be completed before students can enter 7th grade next school year. Students should take the completed Florida Certificate o f Im­ munization (680 blue form) to his/her Middle School by May 1, even If the shot series Is tn progress. These immunizations can be given by your family healthcare provider or the Public Health Department located at the following addresses: Public Health Department, 400 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FI 322-2724 or Public Health Department, Wllshlre Plaza - S.R. 436. Casselberry. 331-4020. You cant buy the Conaumer Information Catalog Bat yea e u p t it, fras! Send lor the bloat guida to mors than 900 frsa or low m l govsnumat pub Italians. The Catalog Uliss. The information Upricsisas. Writ* i I �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Thursday, March 19,1998 - 3A W ife a ll« |M battery Todd Sharp. 29. o f 134 N. 4th St.. Lake Mary, waa arrrated Wednesday by Lake Mary p o­ lice. Shnrp waa charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Sharp alleg­ edly pulled out his wife's hair, elbowed her In the bark and grabbed her around the neck. M il charged Christopher Allman, 22. o f 4750 Nolan Kd.. Sanford, wns arrested Wednesday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Allman was charged with DUI, posses­ sion o f cannabis under 20 grams and possession o f dnig paraphernalia. Allman was a r­ rested at the com er o f County Road 427 and State Road 419. Ofllcer approached Allman a f­ ter noticing that he was visu­ ally Intoxicated. QUAD tqaad ea the Job Qaincs Smith. 42, o f unknown residence, was arrested Tues­ day by Sanford police. Smith was charged with possession o f dnig paraphernalia and ar­ rested at the com er o f 10th and Cypress. Smith's arrest was made by the Sanford QUAD squad. S o a c ta w i baatiag Virgil Lee. 01. o f 138 Oarrlson Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Lee was charged with aggra­ vated battery and arrested at the above address. Lee alleg­ edly beat his son with a broom stick. Raststlng arrest Rena Frazier. 41. o f 1511 W. 12th St.. Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Frazier was charged with re­ sisting without violence and ar­ rested at the above address. Frazier allegedly waa yelling and calling a disturbance. ¥ e. SENIOR C ITIZ EN 40 Ysars o f H onest S e rv ice G reat R a tes on Quality W orkm anship pet w Dsmntk • Arts* • Vara • Track* • RV* wasS* A (taster* • ClsttSs* • CVJ.M* • lost* • Latest Tk M csI {'•I'm ** • Fr*t Tnrlaf With M*|tr Repair* Ur CiwptesrfaH Traswwtwlc* • NMteasM* Warranty AvalUSIe Paulette White. 45. o f 2402 Key Ave.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Tuesday by Sanford p o­ lice. White was charged with DUI and arrested at the com er o f West 25th Street and Hardy Avenue. White allegedly struck her vehicle Into another vehicle as It was trying to make a left turn. Internal K ssnu i 8wvtc# 1 - 8 0 0 -8 2 9 - 4 4 7 7 6682929 year ago. "The dramatic drop In prices continues due to failing crude oil prices, high Inventories and a steady downturn In domestic demand for gasoline and heating oil.* said Yoll Buss, manager o f trafnc safety for AAA Auto Club South. This month, the lowest re­ ported price for Self-Serve Regular Unleaded gasoline tn Florida was 98.1 cent* per TRANSMISSION REPAIR Across from the I F PL. Smoke Stacks Eggs-actly physics Recently held st Seminole Community College, the 19th Annuel Physics Olympic* saw 2,500 county high school students gather to have fun. to team and lest tho laws of physics in a competitive environment, to hone team-building skills and to develop leadership skids Twenty events ranged from the egg shell express to the coathook cannon to laser zap. Egg drop participants Brian Janovitr and Chris Sonntag, from Lyman ( hUgh School, check out the spattered mess after dropping eggs wrappod in sheets of paper from the third floor. gallon In l*ort Richey, and the highest price was S I. 159 per gallon In Naples. Here are the results o f the Murrh Fuel Gauge Survey: S E L £ £ £ iiY E Self-Serve Regular Unleaded prices fell 3.0 cents to an aver­ age S I.049 per gallon. MidGrade Unleaded prices dropped 3.1 cents to un average S I.1 00 per gallon, and Premium Unleaded prices decreased 2.4 rents lo a n average S I.251 per gallon. E U L L S K itiE Full-Serve Regular Unleaded prices dropped one-tenth o f a cent to an average S I.512 per gallon. Mid-Grade Unleaded fell nine-tenths o f a cent to on a v­ erage S I.003 per gallon, and Premium Unleaded prices dropped two-tenths o f a cent to on average • 1.692 per gallon. OISCOUN1 II 905-B 8 US Hwy. 17-92 s D e B a ry H ally I n c . National gas prices dip to 30-year low in March IIEATIIROW • National gas prices ere the lowest since 1059. In Florida. AAA Auto Club South reporta that the average price for Self-Serve Regular Unleaded Is S I.049 per gallon, down 3.0 ernta from the Feb­ ruary average of S I.085 per gallon. This month's average Is 22.3 centa leaa than It waa one “ Car cuHMoa brings charges tfeowtmOT o* thmTrMtWy Special to th e Herald Call I-800-EYE EXAM • 0. BMI f9mK tarn M i l row* ngNt« >«Ijmtofii cwcMv It irr*arwd to*an, gnmsamel IS u m w i «r »m m i •»■*» a prVnotf n i fwl ol tad n Mm o*ftwo-Jra It tn* t WIM**• MomM N t» rtdwutf m n n im ii« o>IfMUnp* •» Scott Delies, 33. o f 209 Moss Rd.. Winter Springs, was a r­ rested Tuesday by W inter Springs police. Delies was charged with child abuse and arrested at the above address. A caller told police that Delies allegedly rammed her 14-year old son's head Into a door and also punched her-boy. Tax question*? 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F I . 32713 C a ll (4 0 7 ) 6 6 8 -5 8 5 4 Teens study teaching- firsthand Sy C arter O llsaartla HERALD CORRESPONDENT LONGWOOD • Lyman High Schools' Family and Consumer Science Program recently sent 40 Juniors and seniors Into 10 Seminole elementary schools to Job shadow. Earty Child Care Education II teacher Dorene Roloff re­ ports students spent a full day st the elem entary school of their choice. Grades ranged from Pre-K through 2nd grade. Roloff also sponsors Lyman's Future Educators o f America (FEA). The recent experience was coordinated by the Dividends Office o f Seminole County Schools. Some students lob shadowed with their own for­ mer elementary teachers. FEA members Robin Berry and Calry Potts, who both plan to teach elementary school a f­ ter college, were among those who Job shadowed. Derry se­ lected Longwood Elementary because o f her younger sister attending there. TV e wanted to be an elementary teacher since entering high school.* She pro­ vided students "Individual a t­ tention a teacher Is too buay to do.* Her experience with mat graders ‘ reinforced the (set you need a lot o f patience.* The experience changed per­ guided by a fifth generation Audubon warden. Coat for the excursion Is $45 per person. For more Information, contact Susie Coffman at 327-4032. Buses will depart the W inter Springs Senior Center at 7:15 a.m. Cartbral Palsy support ceptions. loo. *lt really opened my eyes about heterogeneous grouping. I think It holds s lot of students back and It dis­ courages the ones who can't keep up. It frustrates them.* Lyman senior Calry Polls Is taking both Child Care II and Child Care III because *1 want to finish before 1 get out of high school.* She will enter Seminole Community College In the fall. She will stay at UCF until she has her Ph.D. She spent her day at Geneva Elementary tn second grade where she hopes to teach someday. Why 2nd grade? ’Just that a g e -a n age when u're reviewing what you’ve Eanted. They have realistic Ideas, but their Imagination Is soaring. It's fun.* She. too. waa Impressed with the amount o f patience rey ulred of a teacher. *Klds are dl mcult. You have to know how to talk to them.* Site reports no negatives In her experience. "Kids are really open. They ac­ cepted me as soon as I got there.* FEA sponsor Roloff said the students ‘ came bark m oti­ vated. enthusiastic and had positive experiences to share.* Laughing, she also added that after a full day o f shad­ owing a teacher, almost all of them went home and took a nap. will be held at UCP’s Seminole Center, located at the First Presbyterian Church down­ town Sanford, 201 Oak A ve­ nue. Baby-sitting and light dinner are provided free o f charge. UCP provides early Interven­ tion. pediatric therapy (occupational, physical and speech therapy) and family support for children birth to age 21. They serve children with all kinds o f disabilities and delays In these locations In Central Florida: Downtown Orlando, East Orlando. San­ ford and Kissimmee. Please register tn advance by calling the Family Services C oordina­ tor at 322-6222. United Cerebral Palay Early Intervention and Pediatric Therapy Centers sponsors a monthly support group for parents o f children with eped a l needs. The next m eeting will be held on T k u a l a j , March 8$ from 6 to 8 p.m. The first half o f the meeting will b e dedicated to the educational topic, which will be ‘ Oral Family fun day Health for Children with S p e­ OVIEDO • The Early Child­ cial Needs*, and the second hood Center (ECC) o f First half la an Informal exchange United Methodist Church o f among parents. The m eeting Oviedo Is getting ready for its HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YO U CAN COUNT ON! •n r, F1 ,1 L J l. NEAT-N-TIDY ALL CLEAN'1 H O U S E C LE A N IN G 2 5 % OFF r I st I l i n o C l c a m i i t j U o s n M d ) B o n d e d , In s u re d ■ so offM i i orncf c h a s m our specialty 3 2 4 - 1 1 7 7 Im H U to c tio m C i w w l u N h r W o h , LwybnL LoW Hmr, S D tC T B U M R i r U D A l S lC V IC E • Bankruptcy • Bad or SlowCredit O.K. Lyman High School seniors and Csiry Potts, left, and Robin Barry. noQM ADOfTlOMI * o* Future Educators of Amsrica ism * »*»MW FREE 3 Estimates • FREE Pre-qualtflcatlon • FAST APPROVALS C a ll T o d a y • 4 0 7 -6 6 8 -8 0 0 4 Second Annual Family Fun Day on Saturday. March 2$ from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Activities geared especially for children and their fam ilies are the focus o f the day's event. These will Include: c a r ­ nival games, clowns, a moonwalk. pony rides, and handson make and take craft tables. Community organizations such as the Oviedo Police D ep art­ ment and the Oviedo Fire D e ­ partment will also be there to lend support. Food and r e ­ freshments will also be avail­ able. This event Is open to the public with proceeds going to purchase additional play­ ground equipment. First United Methodist Church o f Oviedo la located at 263 King Street. For more Information please call 365-3702. Gtntva muttum GENEVA - The Geneva H is­ torical Society will sponsor on open house ■■allay. M atch 29 from 2 until 4 p.m.. at the G e ­ neva Museum on First Street. The event is free o f charge and open to everyone. The fea­ ture of the event will be a Florida native living history village, os well as sampling o f native foods. For Information on the event, phone 34B-5188 or 34B-5495. Clarification Brethren Reaching Out (BRO), directed by Rose Davis, (identified In a Herald photo caption Friday, March 13) does not limit Its help to chil­ dren Uvlng tn public housing. The new BRO office Is located at Seminole Garden Apart­ ments. In an apartment d o­ nated by owner Bill Gorman. Looking lor an upbeat, cost-sflectlvs way to roach mors prospects where they live, work and spend? A Try an ad in the SEMINOLE HERALD. It's the best way to get more bang for your buck. **f i Seminole Herald 322-2611 �4 A •Semtnols Hsrsld. Santord. Flonda ■ Thursday. March 10,1998 Arrests made for child neglect I J » 4 3 Progress and shopping B y Nick Pfetfau f HERALD STAFF WRITER H erald staff w riter David Frazier recently wrote nbout tw o long-tim e business in O viedo, A. Duda and S ons, and N elson and C om pany. B oth have been operating since the early 1920s, and they arc still going strong. NVe see this as proof that com m ercial progress in a com m unity d o e sn 't alw ays m ean old businesses will be wiped out as som e m ay believe. Several years ago, w hen a m ajor mall w as first proposed in Sanford and m ost recently in O viedo, there were nay-sayers who predicted the shopping centers w ould destroy dow ntow n o r area shopping. N ow that the Sem inole T ow nc Center is in o p ­ eration. Sanford people, (m ost o f them at least), know this isn ’t the ease. T rue, m any businesses in dow ntow n Sanford have closed doors, unable to keep up w ith com petition at the mall. But there are others, som e o f w hich are indeed in direct com petition, w ho arc still thriving. In m ost eases w here this has happened, it w as a m atter o f the earlier established businesses m aking plans for im provem ents. These m ay have included a new paint job; better w indow deco­ rations; m ore m odern lines o f m erchandise; and longer hours o f operation. A decade o r m ore ago, people looking for (as an exam ple) new clothing ing in idow ntow n Sanford, might have found items w hich hadn’t been in style for years. Yet they the were available and w ere purchased. N ow , w ith com petition from the m alls, tow n m erchants find it necessary to com e up to m odem standards and no longer hold m erchandise from year to year, leading custom ers to believe they are the latest styles. . As a result, everyone has benefited, regardless o f w hether the shopping is at the m all o r in the dow ntow n and surrounding ar­ eas o f the city. Looking specifically at Sanford, there are a num ber o f b u si­ nesses w hich no longer exist. Their buildings have becom e a n ­ tique shoppes o r specialty shops. But custom ers need these o f­ ferings as well. A gain, everyone benefits. Stopping com m ercial progress is sim ilar to stopping your chil­ dren from grow ing to adulthood. It is som ething w e m ust e x ­ pect. Likew ise, w e m ust expect that changes will be made as a result. Learning to live w ith these changes should be the responsibil­ ity o f not only the shop ow ners and operators, but o f custom ers as w ell. There is nothing w rong w ith shopping at the m all. Likew ise, there is nothing w rong with shopping dow ntow n or in the outskirts. FERN PARK • A mother and Tather have been arrested on child neglect charges. Seml-nole County S h eriffs Investiga­ tors Dili McNctt and Andrea Slaby arrested Debbie S. Footman. 28. and her boy­ friend Thomas H. doings, 47, on Wednesday. According to Sheri ITa Lieu­ tenant Jack Cash. depuUes were originally called to the couple • home at 222 Temple. LA It’s not Just the new look thut Is attracting the students, though. It's the food. From pizza . to bagel sandwiches, from soups to salads* there fa' something' for everyone. Dr Loach said. ‘ Kids know what they want to eat.* she noted. *We take what they want to eat and make It nutritious as well.* While the traditional school lunch menu ts available for S I.75 (or less, for those who are eligible for the reduced or free lunch program), there are a wide variety o f a la carte lunches and combo plates that range In price from S I.00 to S3-85. *lf they Just want a plain bagel and cream cheese that’s only 81.* DcLoach explained. *!f they get a sandwich and chips and a drink, of course It's going to be a little more.* Food service coordinator Linda Daniels said students will eat what they like so the food service staff ttries to give them a wide variety. ‘ Some kids want a donut and coffee. We try to emphasize the bagels and fruit Juice which are better for them by displaying those things more prominently, but If they want donuts and coffee, we have that too.* she explained. „ , • The new approach' to lunch M usicals 2A autoharp. She also tells won­ derful tales between tunes. *By the way, Sylvia Is a won­ derful contralto and an Inspi­ ration to all who attend her performances, especially any­ one who has physical lim ita­ tions.* says Gordon, ‘ because she la blind and ‘sees' the warm welcome Jackson Heights MkJdte School 7th grads geography teacher Julius Francis, also a poet and writer, enlightens students at Tuskawllla MkJdte School recently, by m ating N s works entitled, Hot Sand, which chronicles N s chidhood In Georgia. Francis is oommftted to sharing cultural diver­ sity so we m m ay have a better u n d e rs ta n d ^ of ourselves. Cronyism C oatlai P i f * LA **A few member* of our party, for strange and totally eelflah reasons, have made It their nU salon In life to ruin Ken's reputation.* Stelllng wrole. Stelllng contends that the "few members’ are trying to convince the public Uiat Wright was not worthy to be hired by Seminole County In the legal fight against two rrnrjjadr adult entertainment estab!Itshments. has made the students more prone to each lunch at school. DeLoach said. -We've got the numbers to prove It,* she M i d * „ „ ’. U -1 *. - x. 4 • M As •• world with fantastic wit and humor.* The Orange City Library Hall Is located south o f DeLand on Hwy. 17-92 at Oraves Avenue. Admission for each show Is 85 for adults and 83 for children. For more Information call (352) 669-0647. Gump LA According to Kathy Bums, public relations manager with Planet __ Hollywood, there will *be a special showing o f the boat, open to the general public, Saturday, March 21 at 10 a.tn., at the Sanford Boat Works. *ln our collection o f movie related Items,* she said, “w e ll have some o f the Forrest Clump props at the boat works for this special event. Including the park bench (obtained from Savannah. Oeorgla). and hla original costume Including his sneakers.* *lt11 be a great photo opportunity.* Bums said. ‘ And to give some realism to the boat, we're going to pull It out and have It re­ turned so people can take pictures o f It pulling Into port.* Sanford Boat Works and Marine Is at the eastern end o f Celery Avenue In Sanford. tv; ■~ T v .-: s I£5a ■** paranoid about Channel 0’s In­ vestigative report into politi­ cian cronyism In the Seminole County.* Maloy suggested the OOP boss take his complaints to Channel 9. T h e most recent attempt by these Republicans,* Stelllng said, ‘ was to feed half-truths and Innuendo about Ken to a less-than-ethical reporter at Channel 0. It also didn’t bother these Republicans to try and harm the reputation o f another outstanding Republican, C om ­ missioner Daryl McLain.* Stelllng said that accusa­ tions continue that there Is something Improper or unethi­ cal about Wright and McLain owning a houseboat together, even though the Ethics De­ partment for Florida found no ethics violation. T h ese Republicans appar­ ently only care about power and control and have no qualms at all about character assassination.* Stelllng said. Maloy said today Stnllng ap,P fa ra Jo be "very nervous and There are taro commissioners races this year as Commission Chairman Randy Monts and Commissioner Win Adams seek re-election. They are opposed by Dob West and former com ­ missioner Carlton Henley. At the end of the newsletter report. Stelllng wrote, 'I'm proud to call such an ethical I fine person as Ken Wright my _____ friend. I do < apologize for the negative tone of this co l­ umn. but I am compelled to def^nd tjUs fine Republican.* The political sniping season has begun, some o f It at public hearings where no one needs a scorecard to know who's who. Buying a home? No problem. Building a home? No problem. Refinancing a home? No problem. \ ' ■ jriP* Franklin; 14 grandchildren; t-grandchlldren. four greatWllson-Elchelberger Mortuary Inc., Sanford. In charge o f a r­ rangements. Benjamin ’ Frank* Brown. 64, Shawmee Trail, Winter Springs, died Wednesday, March 18, 1996. Bom In Oakpark, Os., he moved to Central Florida In 1972. Mr. Brown was a service manager for Blo-Medlcal Elec­ tronics. Mr. Brown was pastor o f several different Charismatic Churches. He was a Korean War Veteran. Survivors Include wife, Char­ lotte; sons, Benjamin, Fruitland Park. Fla.. Stephen. Live Oak. Michael. Merrlt Island; stepson Andy McDaniel, Oviedo; stepdaughter. Patricia Schvrelzer. Altamonte Springs; brother, James Wilkes. Macon, Oa.; sister, Betty Barlow, Ma­ con. Os.; six grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge o f arrangements. ■HU-JKN K O Shu-Jen Ko. 49. Creeks Bend Drive. Casselberry, died Wednesday, March 18. 1998. Bom In Taiwan, he moved to Central Florida In 1998. Mr. Ko was president for a travel agency. He was a member o f Zion Church o f Praise. Survivors Include wife, Wan­ Ly Dal. Casselberry; son. Chlh Yuan Ko. Singapore; daughter, YU Yun Ko, Singapore; broth­ ers, Wen Chung Ker, Chaun Shen Ker, Su Der Ker. all o f Kaoahung. Taiwan. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge o f arrangements. M ELINDA Z. JE LK 8 Melinda Z. Jelka. 70. East Fourth Street. Sanford, died Sunday, March 15. 1996 at her residence. Mrs. Jelks was bom Jan. 9, 1928 In Sanford. Mrs. Jelks vras a homemaker. She was a member o f New Mount Calvary M.B. Church. Survivors Include husband. Henry Jr.; sons, Anthony Henry. Sanford. Alvin, Salinas. Calif.. Kelvtn E.. Rochester. N.Y.; daughters. Pamela. Roch­ ester. N.Y., Tina M. Poyser. Sanford.: sisters. Thelm a Roger E. Michaud. 57. Minneola. died Wednesday. March 18. 1998 at ORMC-Orange Divi­ sion. Orlando. B om August 5. 1940 In Ashland. Maine, he had been a resident o f Central Florida for five years. Mr. Michaud was a retired Inspec­ tor with Oeneral Motors. He was a member o f St. Paul's Presbyterian Church. Survivors include wife Carolyn H.; sons, Roger C.. Bristol, Conn., Michael D.. Cheshire, Conn.; daughter, Kimberly M. Lee. Terryvtlle. Conn.; mother. Fdw tH SnKd . . . Stelllng said that several of what he calls the ‘ Old Ouard* o f Republicans were warned In the 1970s and 1980s that the party's real problems would begin when It became a major­ ity In Florida. “They were right." he said. *We have not had one single Democrat elected In Seminole County so now Republicans are fighting Republicans." Van Der Wetde called the episode "Pure Jtm Stelllng — the best thing he could do Is read the Job descrtpUon for Chairman o f the Republican Executive Committee. The chairman Is supposed to keep things on a level playing field. All he’s doing now Is showing his b ia s * Van Der Wetde said. Beulah. Bristol, Conn.; brother. Oalen, Utica N.Y.; six grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home. Win­ ter Springs, In charge o f an rangements. Thelma Triplett. 93, Flamingo Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday. March 17. 1998 at Columbia Medical Center-Sanford. Bom April 7. 1904 In Fayette County, Pa., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida In 1996. Mrs. Tri­ plett was an elementary school teacher. She was a Methodist. Survivors include daughter. Colleen Stewart. Sanford: sis­ ter. Zclda Hagar, ML Inde­ pendence, Pa.; five grandchild im ; s i x; ,great-grandchildren. Qramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge o f arrange­ ments. Getting a mortgage at SunTrust? No problem. I Sunlhist offers a wide variety of mortgages to fit your situation. tram buying to building to refinancing SunTrust can help you with all your mortgage needs. Since our mortgage lenders only handle mortgages, they a n help you find the mortgage that best suits your individual needs. And because your application is processed locally, it can be approved quicker, you can dose when you need to. With fast decisions, knowledgeable people and competitive interest rates, SunTrust helps you be ready for life-with no problem. C A L L 1-800-330-4M TG. S un T rust Funeral Services far Mrs. Thelma M. Triplett. 93. of Sanford, .who died Tuesday will be II s.m. Friday at Oremkow Funeral Home Chapel y ofltdwtlh Mrs. Laurd Checefaky sting. Interment sail be In Oaklawn Park Cemetery. Friends rosy csO at Oramkow Funeral Home this eve­ ning (Thursday) from 6 until 8 pm. Arrangements by Oramkow Fu­ neral Haros, 900 E. Airport Bhd., Sanford, FL 32773. (407) 322-3213. Be Ready For L ife wwwAuntmst.com t SCquSHousng landw Mwrftw F0»C ;C1W> StftfnW s « ngwm l \ • post-arrest Interview, deputies determined that Footman had earlier reportedly burned her son’s hand on a hot stove. In an effort to teach him a lesson about trying to take a hot-dog which was being cooked. “Apparently she wanted to prove to him that someone could get burned touching the stove or taking hot food.’ Cash said. In connection to the hand burning. Footman was given an additional charge o f aggravated child abuse. leave the house due to dead­ bolts on the door. "However.* he said, ‘ they had full run of the Inside o f the residence.* Due to the potential o f Injury to the children being In the residence unsupervised, the mother and her boy friend were each charged with child abuse (neglect). The mother and her boyfriend reportedly returned to the house while deputies were conducting their Investi­ gation. Regarding the original com ­ plaint. Cash said that during a Hot Sand, Lunch C sstta i In Fern Park. In response to a complaint that the woman had burned her child's hand on a stove. “We tried to contact the two o f them and went by the home several times,* Cash said. ’ Finally, on one o f our a t­ tempts. we saw a child looking through the window.* During the Investigation however. It was determined that the two children, ages five and six. had been locked In the home unattended. Cash said the children were not able to mwm . w rt blonqng wcfcwWr *>Surttnl I r t i . he ' J T O . �me H e r a lb Semtnofo Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday, March 10.1998 • 11 Extra PointsU I Jeff Berlinicke Herald Staff Writer Baseball scouts are thicker than flies in summer at the Big Blue A LTA M O N TE S P R IN G S _ I f you tried g e t­ tin g a n yw h ere n ea r the b a ttin g ca ges at the Lake B ran tley B ig B lue B on an za b a se­ ball tou rn a m en t T u esd a y n igh t, well, y o u m ight not h ave gotten a n yw h ere n ear It. D ozen s o f scou ts from colleges and m a jo r leagu e baseball team s w ere stacked a ro u n d the cages as D ik e B ran tley sh ortstop Felipe Lopez a n d S em in ole ou tfield er T im Raines (let's dispense w ith the J u n io r stufT. he’s earned his In dividu alism ) took b a ttin g practice. O n a n o th er side o f d ie field S em in ole's C lyde "C 3 " W illia m s took infield practice w h ile Lake B ranU ey pitch er Robbie S ltz g o t ready to w arm up. S em in ole pitch er Lance O dom w as restin g for his start on W e d n e s­ day. W lia t did Uicy all h ave In com m on ? W ell. In a few m onths, d ic y could all be m ak in g an nwful lot o f m oney. A ll o f th em are sen iors and all o f them are b ein g p u r ­ sued b y the b ig boys. It Isn't u n u su al fo r S em in ole C o u n ty to have a m oth er lod e o f ballp la yers to cart o ff to n a tio n al and local colleges, b u t th is year, th ere a re en ou gh stars ou t there th a t d lls could be the biggest off-season ever fo r S em in ole C ou n ty baseball. T a k e a look at the g a n g that g ot to g e th e r at B ig B lu e T u esd a y. Lopez Is a firs t-ro u n d pick. easy. He's D erek J eter w ith m a y b e even m ore speed. Raines is a first-rou n d er, m aybe a h ig h second. H e's also p la y in g a n ew p o sld o n a f­ ter b e in g an In flelder last y e a r and played for the n a d o n a l ch am p io n S a n ford Post 53 A m erica n Legion team . W illia m s can sim p ly cru sh the ball. H e's a h om e-sch ooled kid w h o led C en tral F lorid a In h om ers and trip les last season. S ltz has a lread y signed w ith a college team and, a lth ou gh h e doesn 't fire th e ball at the 90-plu s a vera ge th at scou ts love, he Is co ck y en ou gh on d ie m ou n d th at he fin ds a w a y to g et h itters out. O viedo's B en K n app Is som eon e w h o rea lly ca n b rin g It o v er 90 and Is c o m m it­ ted to d o in g It a t F lorida n ext y ea r u nless som eon e m akes th e righ t offer. A n d h is L i­ on s team m ate. J ere m y Frost (a n o th e r m em ber o f th e Post 53 squad), has a lre a d y signed w ith the U n iversity o f C en tral F lo r ­ ida. b u t Is secon d on ly to W illia m s fo r p ow er In th e cou n ty. Let's n ot forget one g u y w h o has a lre a d y grad u a ted . S em in o le's C h ris Lou w sm a, w h ose d ra ft rig h ts a re ow n ed b y the F lo r ­ ida M arlin s. L ou w sm a's h o m er w o n the Post 53 tid e an d h e ca n cru sh It. T h en , let's a dd In p layers like Lym an grad D a n n y B ogeajis. Lake M a ry’s N ick S osa and J im m y S m ith , Lake B ra n d ey 's fo rm e r college p la yer o f th e yea r. J a so n V a rltek and toss In prospects like the M eta' M ike M ead ow s o f S em in ole. H ou ston 's C h r is Y o u m a n s o f S em in ole. O akland's G re g B e llh o m o f O vied o and B rad R igb y o f Lake B ranU ey, P h ilad elp h ia's B rett B lack o f Lake B ranU ey a n d th e B raves' C h ris B ro ck o f Lym an, w h o g o t m ore than a cu p o f co f­ fee in th e b igs la st yea r, and y o u h a ve q u ite a load o f talen t c o m in g o u t o f S em in o le C o u n ty . Plu s let’s n ot fo rget the cu rren t m a jo r leagu ers w h o g o t the scou ts Interested in S em in ole C o u n ty to b egin w ith _ th e Y a n ­ kees' T im R aines from S em in ole. T a m p a 's D avey M a rtin ez from Lake H ow ell, an d C in cin n ati's Eddie Ta u b en see from Lake H ow ell. T h a t doesn 't even Up the Iceberg (th e r e ­ ports a re n 't in from Lake H ow ell a n d L y ­ m an yet) b u t It's still ea rly in th e season. T h ere a re plen ty m ore p la yers o u t th ere w h o w ill earn n otice a s the season g o es on. S em in ole C o u n ty m igh t be sm all b u t It’s aw fu lly large In sta tu re w h en It co m es to p rofession al baseball. Last Second Shot: You con look all season and not Jlnd a team that hustles more and works harder than the kids at W inter Springs. Harold Hitt Is going to have a dynasty when those kids reach an even playing Jleld as a ll o f his kids are ninth - and 10 thgraders. Patriots power to pinnacle Lopez, Harris, Boeshko carry hosts to Big Blue crown By Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Drantley sent a message to the rest of the Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence Wednesday as It dominated Seminole In a battle of stateranked teams In the Big Blue B o­ nanza baseball tournament at Lake Brantley High School on Wednes­ day. Robbie Sltz scattered nine hits and Felipe Lopez. JusUn Harris and Brian Boeshko combined for nine. hits, six runs scored and seven RBI as the Class QA No. 3 ranked Patriots bested the Fighting Semlnoles. ranked No. 5 In Class 5 A 9 -1 to clinch the championship of the 10th Annual tournament. In other games on Wednesday. Evans came back from a 0-2 deficit to edge Winter Springs 7-6 (s h as­ sociated sto ry ) and Eustla got three doubles from David Lemon, son of former ma]or-leaguer Chet Lemon, as the Panthers clawed DeLand 9-3. see Baseball. Page 2B 10TH ANNUAL BIO BLUB BONANZA at L a k e B ra n tle y H ig h Sch ool M O ND AY. M ARCH 16 . fla m i 1 _ Seminole 9. Evans 6. Oaase 8 _ DeLand 19. W in­ ter Springs 3, 4-1/2 Innings. Game 9 _ Lake Brantley 16. Eustla 6. 0-lnnlngs. TUESDAY. M ARCH 17 Oama 4 _ Lake BranUey 20. Evans 6. 5-Innings. Oama B Winter Springs 5. Eustls 4. Oama 6 _ Seminole 13. DeLand 4. W EDNESDAY. M ARCH 19 O m m 7 _ Lake BranUey 9. Seminole I. Oama 9 _ Evans 7. Winter Springs 6. Oama 9 _ EusUs 9. Deland a TH URSDAY. M ARCH 10 Oama 10 _ Seminole (2-1) vs. Winter Springs (1-2), 1:30 p.m. Oama 11 _ Evans (1-2) vs. EusUs (1-2). 4:30 p.m. OaaM 19 _ DeLand (1-2) vs. Lake BranUey (3-0). 7:30 p.m. Lake Brantley’s Robbie Sltz was touched tor nine hits, but the Patriots ace mads the big pitches whsn ha needed them as the hosts cknched the Big Blue Bonanza baseball tourna­ ment title with a 9-1 victory over Seminole Wednesday. Trojans march past Bears - sa .- ... ■- « *- By J e f f BaiUalfika ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ The silence was deadly. In the Winter Sprtngs dugout. following a 7-6 loss to Evans on the third day of the Lake Brantley Big Blue Bonanza baseball tournament on Wednesday, no one was speaking as the players silently packrd up for the bus ride home. It was a heartbreaking loss. The Bears, a first-year team consisting o f only freshmen and sophomores. uandered a 0-2 lead and lost on the unkindest cut all. a bases-loaded. two-out walk In the bottom of the seventh In a Ue game. Winter Springs is new to the Seminole Athletic Conference and to the Central Florida aerne altogether, but they've been competlUve all year long and It has paid off. Coaches from all over the county have raved on the work ethic of Harold Hitt's Idds and the Bears entered the game with a respectable 5-9 record. It looked to get better until things fell apart In the final Inning. Things started to go against Winter Springs In the sixth Inning. Holding a 6-2 lead, the Bears promptly gave It back. Evans scored four times In the sixth on a aeries o f bloop hits and Ued It In a fielder's choice that put the go-ahead run on third. Winter Springs 3 , a . .a . l. . reliever Derek Jones ended the onslaught, enticing a hard shot to shortstop Evan Starchrr that kept the score tied. In the Winter Springs seventh, the Bears went three and out. then Evans, with one out. started the game­ winning rally. Wea Montgomery started with a single and was followed by two more, both bloop shots. Jones followed with a strikeout, but faced Evans* number nine hitter. Eric Dennis. After a series o f foul balls, the count went to 3-2. A few more fouls and Dennis walked, forcing In the winning run. It waa a bitter loss for the Bears, who started quickly. Jumping out to a 2-0 lead In the third. Starting pitcher Chria Maher opened the frame with a double and moved to third on a sacrifice fly from Brad Stephenson. After a ground out and a walk. Jones lined a single to center that scored two runs and gave the Bears a lead. In the fourth. Winter Springs made It 6-2. With one out. Jeff Rogers singled and stole second. After a walk to Evan Starchcr. Maher doubled In a run and Stephenson followed with a walk. Scott Rankin singled In two runs and It looked like the Bears' lead waa safe as Maher went the first five innings on the mound, striking out six batters. That's when It all fell apart for the Bears, who take on Seminole, a 9-1 loser to Lake BranUey on Wednesday, today at 1:30 p.m. B o m b s aw ay ...L io n s laun ch five hits. ■y t**?■_____ LION9 14. M eC ALU E (TN) mo aooaoo. 4 • 1 411 099 _ 14 19 9 HERALD CORRESPONDENT ORLANDO _ Within the context o f the game o f baseball. It waa an equation for disaster. Take a high school team on the verge o f busting out offensively, put It on a short youth recreation field, and have a steady breeze blowing out to right center field and you under­ stand why the McCallle (TN) High School squad in the wrong place at the wrong time Wednesday. McCallle (1-1) ended up on the wrong end of a five home run barrage by the Oviedo Lions In the quarterfinals o f the Orlando Baseball Clas­ sic. suffering a 14-4 rou t Oviedo (8-3) advances to Friday's 2 p.m. sem i­ final game against the Colonial Grenadiers (who defeated Cypress Creek Wednesday). The other semifinal, scheduled for 11:30 son. Friday, pita Boone against West Orange. H ie championship game Is set for 2 p.m. Saturday. Friday's games will be played at Cypress Creek High School, the host o f the tournament. Wednesday's home run-derby game between Oviedo and McCallle was played on Field No. 2 (with Its 320-foot fences) o f the South Orange Youth SoortB Comolex. *1 hate to see a team have to deal with that.* (kqr. Brunk (9). ftanper IN and RoUnaun. Monaco. T rw g rr IN and Erw in WP _ Monaco (4-0) U ’ _ Day (0 1 ). Save none. 20 _ McCaMt. Rowland and Sneed: CMcdo. Holmes (3rd). PfemU (2nd), and Orayson lis t) 30 _ non*. UK _ M rCaftr. Draiter and Dyer. Ortedo Puki 2 (2nd. 3rd). Erwin 13rd). Boulwcil (3rd), and m a t (3rd). Hcrorda _ McCaUtc 1-1; — ‘ S-3. ____________________________ ‘ Jeff did a great Job.* said Brown. "He did what he had to do for us to wtn the game. He made two mistakes early, learned from them, and made the necessary adjustments. He kept the ball down and In the ballpark.* Ouy Erwin gave the lio n s a 3-2 lead with a two-run home run In the bottom of the first. Troy Boutwell followed with a solo shot to make said Oviedo coach Kcnne Brown, aymp with the plight o f the McCallle team. "Some o f our home runs were well hit. but a couple were aided by the short fence and the wind. It had to be frustrating for them.’ Initially. It was frustrating for Ovtcdo starting pitcher J eff Monaco (4-0). After striking out the first two batters, Monaco gave up solo home runs to the next two McCallle batters, Oreg Bra­ zier and K. C. Dyer. ‘ After the first two batters. 1 thought to my­ self, M y pitches are working well ... this Is go­ ing to be a good day.” said Monaco afterwards. ‘After the next two batters, 1 thought to myself. 'Jeff. U's gotng to be a long day.” But Monaco bounced back to end the inning with a strikeout. He also struck out the aide In the second Inning around a two-out single. When he left after five Innings. Monaco had struck out nine, walked one and surrendered six It 4-2. Oviedo eventually stretched Its advantage to 7-2 before McCallle scored a pair o f unearned tuna In the fourth Inning. Lawrence Pultx. who was scratched from the starting lineup because he was suffering from the effects o f the flu. came off the bench In the fifth to hit a two-run homer. That ignited a fiverun rally capped by a two-run home run by J er­ emy Frost. Pultx hit another second two-run blast In the sixth innings to end the game. In all. Oviedo pounded out 13 hits, eight for extra bases. Doing the damage were Pultx (two home runs, four RBI): JusUn Holmes (3-for-4, double, two runs); Frost and Erwin (each with a two-run home run). Scott Ferrell (2-for-3. dou­ ble. nut. RBI): Boutwell (home run. two runs scored); Orayaon (double, two runs); Ben Kna;PP and Tim Huie (each with a single, run. and RB BI); and Ashley Stephens (one run). Howell hammers Highland in Or lando Baseball Classic ™ ORLANDO _ Sophomore Rosa Decker burled a four-hitter and Lake Howell hitters combined for seven extra-base hits as the Stiver Hawks stayed alive In the Consola­ tion Bracket o f the Orlando Base­ ball Classic with a 13-2 thumping o f Lake Highland Prep at South Orange Youth Sports Complex on Wednesday. _ __ SILVER RAVES 19. a oio too . a « 910 4 0 9 . 19 19 Mcrcmndanu. Hrkatm (41 snd Jot and Montyo WP _ I . 1# _M»r28 _ lUoodZOQdJ. Ikptfo Miils ^ N -s n s . 29 Lake ItowdL ind Prep I I - 8; Lake Hawdl 4-4 �$ 9 •Seminote H«raW Sanford. Florida - Thursday March 19.1998 Legal Notices IN BRIEF Sanford Opening Day SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold Opening Day Ceremonies for Its Babe Ruth Baseball Leagues on Sat­ urday. March 21st at Historic Sanford Memo­ rial Stadium. Ages 4-lo-16 will be represented. Come join the SRD In kicking off the sea­ son at the newly renovated stadium. The Im­ provements are still underway _ come see the progress!! Call 330-5697 for more Information. Bowen/W6ston Football Camp LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PALI Is hosting the third annual Bowrn/Weston Football Camp for boys and gtrls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake ManSports Complex on Saturday. Aprtl 4. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Former National Football League and Uni­ versity of Florida players will serve as coaches for tire camp. Among the players a l­ ready committed are John L. Williams (Seattle Seahawks/Ptttsbugh Steelers). James Bates (defenstve co-captaln for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Steelers). The camp ts under the guidance of former University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rhondy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wvnr athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will bo given to participants and autographs will Ire avail­ able from the players. Tlie cost for the camp ts $30 for prrrrglstrutlon and $40 day of the camp. For more Information and/or to rrglster. contact the Seminole County IHillre Athletic l-cague at (407) 330 6600, ext. 263. or Paul Bowen at (407) 830 6569. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 at the Kkann Oolf Club. The club raises money for l.akr Howell athletics. There will lie a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will lie provided for practice. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Borsum (788-1666) or 1-ake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Glen Abbey offers tennis DeBARY _ Glen Abbey Country and Oolf Estates Racquet Club In DeBary Is offering a new "No Frills* tennis membership through June 30th for only $65. For further Information, prospective "No Frills* tennis members can telephone Brannlgan at (4071 668-4481. C la ssic Continued from Pago IB Lake Howell (4-6) went up 20 tn the bottom o f the first In­ ning. but found Itself In a 3-2 dogfight before exploding four runs tn the bottom of the fourth Inning and six runs In the bottom o f the sixth Inning to end the game by the 10-run rule. Leading a 15-hlt Silver Hawks attack were Junior Jimmy Bloodgood (4-for-4 with a triple and two doubles), sen­ ior Joe Muley (4-for-4 with a double). Junior Roberto San­ tana (2-for-3 with a home nin and a ddliblc) and senior Nik llajek (2-for-3 with a double). The tournament continues today with Consolation Bracket games at both the South Orange Youth Sports Complex and host Cypress Creek High School and then moves over to Cypress Creek on Friday and Saturday to fin­ ish up. B a seb a ll--------------C o n t i n u e d from Page IB Lake Brantley (11-3) took a 1-0 lead In the top o f the first Inning when Lopez, a projected first round pick In the upcoming major league base­ ball draft, singled, went to second on a sacrifice bunt by Hants and scored on a single by Justin Smith. Seminole (9-5) came back to tie the game In the top o f the second Inning. Ryan Abeljon sin­ gled and stole second before moving over to third on an Infield single by Ned Raines. After Raines stole second, Paulo singled to plate Abeljon. The tie was''sfiofT-UveB*'4s the Patriots re­ gained the lead In the bottom o f the second In­ ning. Derek Hansen reached on an error and stole second ahead o f a run-scoring single by Borahko. Lopez then followed with a mammoth home run over the palm trees In leftcenter field. An error led directly to a run for Lake Bran­ tley In the fourth Inning as, with two out. Boeshko singled and Lopez reached on an error before Boeshko scored on a single by Harris. An error also hurt the Tribe In the bottom o f the sixth Inning. With one out. Hansen singled. Bryan Chancellor then lifted a pop up. but two Seminole players ran together and the ball dropped. An out was still possible as Hansen went back to first, but the throw toward second sailed Into right field and both runners were safe. The Patriots then took advantage as Boeshko singled tn Hansen and Lopez singled In pinch runner Adam Klinger before Harris capped the scoring with a double to the wall In leftcenter. Sltz, still recovering from an early season In­ jury, gave up nine hits, while striking out six and walking four, but the senior righthander made the big pitches when he needed to. only allowing the one earned run. Powering the Patriots' attack were Harris (3for-3 with a double, three RBI), Boeshko (3-for- 3. three nms scored, two RBI), Lopez (3-for-4 with a home run. three runs scored, three RBI). Hansen (l-for-3. two runs scored), Justin Smith (l-for-4. RBI). Chad Hall (l-for-3). Charles Ste­ gall (1 -Tor-4) and Klinger (one run scored). Providing the offense for Seminole were Silva (2-for-3. one RBI). Ned Raines (2-for-3). Clyde Williams (2-for-4). Donald Taylor and Bill John­ son (both l-Tor-3) and Abeljon (l-for-4. one run scored). Eustls bounced back from a tough loss to Winter Springs on Tuesday to win }ta first game of the tournament. • ' ’ , The Panthers (9-5) took' a 4-0 leitT o ffe r* three Innings, but DeLand cut the deficit to 4-3 with a run In the fourth Inning and two In the fifth In­ ning. before Eustls pulled away with three runs in the bottom of the fifth Inning and two runs in the bottom of the sixth Inning. Michael Stavey tossed a three-hitter for the Panthers and also drove In a pair o f runs. Lemon finished the day 3-for-4 with the three doubles and an RBI. while Clint Vaughn and T.J. Hutchings were both 2-for-3 with an RBI. The tournament will wrap up today with Seminole (2-1) welcoming Winter Springs (1-2) at 1:30 p.m.; Evans (1*2) vying with Eustls at 4:30 p.m.: and DeLand tackles Lake Brantley (3PATRIOTS 0. PlO H TD fO BKMINOLXS 1 g f lairlt Lake BraaUsy 010 000 0 . 1 0 $ ISO 104 a . 0 IS 1 Odom and Taylor S IU and J . Smith. WP _ StU. I P _ Odom. Savr _ none 2D _ Lake Brantley, llam a. 3t) . none. I IK _ Lake Drantlcy. lope*. Seminole 9-B: Lake Brantley 113. PANTHERS 9. BULLDOGS S DeLand ■satis O O O ISO O . S S I 211 032 s _ 0 10 2 Nolan end Held Stavey and llutrhlnf*. WP _ Stavey. LP . Nolan. Save _ none. 2B _ Euatls. Lemon 3. SB _ none. I(R _ none. Hrrortli _ Euatia 9-6.______________________________ _ Raiders tune up with sweep Worn Staff Rapoits WINTER HAVEN _ The Semi­ nole Community College soft­ ball team bounced back from a tough weekend with an Im pres­ sive doubleheader sweep of Polk Community College on Tuesday aa It tuned up for a Mid-Florida Conference dou­ bleheader today In Jackson­ ville. T h e s e were two good wins today,* said SCC head coach Courtney Miller. *We didn't let these two slip away In the sev­ enth Inning. *We weren't real sharp on defense because we were worn out from games this past weekend, but we came up with some big plays when we needed them. Especially In game two when they (Polk) tried to squeeze home the tying run and we made a great play to get the runner at the plate. T h ese were two Important wins for us as we head Into Thursday's conference games with FCC-J.* The Raiders will play the Stars today starting at 4 p.m. and then remain In Jackson­ ville to play tn the Florida Community College at Jack­ sonville Tournament on Saturd v a n d S u n d a jr^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ RAIDERS 4-2. VD0N09 9-1 GAME ONE isaUaalo 000 211 0 . 4 11 2 Folk 000 003 0 S 0 0 M llkr. Ashworth (SI and Ncudcck. Carter and Jcm ifa n . WP . Miller (6-3). LP _ Carter. Save _ Ashworth. 2B SCC. Ilsy. I lays; PCC, Duncan. 3B " PCC. Mason. IIR _ none. GAME TWO $— <— »• Polk 0 0 0 101 0 000 100 0 2 0 3 B d k c and Lyons. Ashworth and Neudcrfc. WP _ Ashworth. LP _ Deifce.Save _ none. 2D _ SPJC. Walden. SB _ none. HR .n o n e . Records . SPJC 1701. 1 7 2 Hooper and M*(jub Bass and Je m ICan WP _ Hooper (8 8J LP _ Ossa s o . PCC. Duncan. 31) _ SCC. sru,--t1lya IIH _ none. Records _ SC C 17-18: 1‘utk 11-16. THURSDAY. MARCH 12 TIMBERVOLVE9 1-7, RAIDERS 0-0 GAME ONE S f).« u 000 000 0 0 0 1 Laks d t j 000 001 x J 1 7 0 Hooper and Maijub. Zrilastra and Chan. WP . Zciiastra. LP . Hooper. Save . none. 2B _ LC C C . Zciiastra. 3B . none. IIR . none. 0—steals Laks City GAME TWO RAIDER2 2. TROJAN! 6 M. Pats. 004 200 0 _ • 12 B 0salts sis 412 010 s . 0 0 1 GAME TWO 0000000. 0 3 4 031210 s . 7 0 0 Miller. Ashworth IS) and Maijub. Zciiastra. U fh ln e r 131 and Chan. WP _ Zciiastra LP _ Miller (5 2). Save . none. 2B . SCC. Ramey. 3B _ none. IIH LC C C . Doyle. Records . LC C C 16-3. TALLAHAMEE COMMUNITY COLLEGE TOURNAMENT GAME ONE COMMODORES 2. RAIDERS 0 0— Uaala 000 000 0 . 0 3 2 Oslf Coast 101 000 s . 2 0 2 Hooper and Maguh. Richardson and Andrews. WP . Richardson LP Hooper. Save . none. 2B _ O C C C . An* diews. 3U _ none. IIH _ none. Record* OCCC K M . EAGLES S. HAIDERS 2 OL Casual 003 100 4 _ 0 112 ■— lasts 200 000 0 . 2 2 2 Kurth and Riley. Miller and Matyub. WP _ K urth. LP _ Miller. Save none. 2B . ICCC. ttwck. 3D . IC C C . Kurth. IIH _ none. GAME POUR EAGLES S. RAIDER! 1 Taltskaaaaa 010 120 2 . • 14 1 — tssts 001 000 0 _ 1 B 1 D ew man and Babb. LP _ Hooper and Maijub. WP . Ooaroan. LP . Hooper. Save . none. 2 8 . SCC. Ramey. 311 _ none. HR . TC C . Salazar Records T C C 10-3. SUNDAY, MARCH IB RAIDER! 10-14, EAGLES 2-1 GAME ONE Avtis csusfs n o ooo . a 7 a — fa ta 014 1B1 _ 10 12 0 Ertka and Robyn. Miller. Hooper (2) and Matyub. WP . Hooper. LP . Ericks. Save _ none. 2B _ AC. Osborne. Jo y; SCC. Magub. Scott. 3B _ none. HR SCC. Scott. WWW a s _ t s I S _ 001 00 . I B Ashworth and Neudeck. Joy Hobyn. WP _ Ashworth (4-4). LP Save. none. 2B . SC C . Ramey £ Oochci Osborne. 3B . none. IIR rv in tni eiNourr count o r T N I ■lOHTCSNTN JUDICIAL CINCUIT IN AND ro R SCMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASK NO. S T .t S t l .C A DIVISION t « -W PNC MORTGAGE COUP Of AMERICA. Plsinlill(t) v* KAREN K OADER s| al Defendant)*) N O TIC t OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foret loture deled March 11th IM S end entered in Ceee NO S7-234S-CA ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein PNC MORTGAGE CORP OF AMERICA is the Plemlit! and KAREN K OAOER ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES CLAIMING OY. THROUGH. UNGER, ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL OEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO OE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. TENANT « l N/K/A ROONEY MORRISON TENANT Ft N/K/A SHEARICO COOPER ere the Defendant*. I will *ell to the hlghesl and be,I brddet lor cash at the WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA 11 00 a m . on the Sth day ol APRIL. IS M I he following described property a* eel forth In said Final Judgment LOT 20. OAK VILLA. ACCOROINQ TO THC PLAT THEREOF AS REC0R0E0 IN PLAT BOOK 40 M O S S f t A I f PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MV HANO end the reel of thie Court on MARCH 12th. 10M (M A LI Meryenne Mor«e Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dy: Jene i Jeeewrc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer. Darrell 4 Frapprer Poet Offloe Bo* 3410 Tampa. FL 23*01 FSMOSlfO N OTICE In accordance with the Americano Diaabilitiet Act. pertone needing a tpecial accom­ modation lo pertrcipale In Hue proceeding ahould contact the individual or agency tending nonce not later then aeven (T) day* prior lo the proceeding el the addreaa given on the notice Telephone 407-3234330 eal 4227. 1.SOO-SSS-E771 (TDO) or I.EOO MS.E7 70 (v). via Florida Relay iervrce Publish March IS. 2i. IM S DE0-1SS IN TN S CIRCUIT CO URT OF TN S IM N T IO N T N JUD ICIAL C IR C U IT M ANO FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. B T -U M -O A DIVISION I Aw MELLON M0RT0A0E COMPANY. . Plamtiftts), va JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR . el al Delandant(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN purauant lo a Final Judgment ol Mongage Forecloaure dated March 11th. I M E. and anlared In Cate NO S7-22M-CA ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein MELLON MORTQAQE COMPANY la the Pleintitf and JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR ; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSEPH W LEONARD. JR . N/K/A SHANNON LEONARD, MARY L HILLMAN. TENANT F I. N/K/A TERRY W ALL!. TENANT F2. N/K/A KC LANZ are the Defendant*. I wiN tell lo the high**! and beat blddar lor cash al tha WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORO. FLORIDA 11 00 a m . on the Slh day ol APRIL. IS M . the tallowing described property aa aal forth in said Final Judgment LOT 72. SUNLANO ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 12. PAOEE S7 AND S I. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA a/k/a 704 BAYWOOD CIRCLE SANFORD FL 32771 WITNESS M T HAND and tha teal ol thia Court on MARCH 12th. IS M (SEAL) Maryanne Morse Clerk ol the Cucurl Court By. Jano E Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymar, Barren 4 Frapprer Post Office Boa S410 Tempi. FL 33401 FS710I2S4 NO TICS In accordance with the Americans Diaabthtlea Acl. per­ son* needing e apeclei accom­ modation lo participat* In thle proceeding ahould contact tha individual or agancy tending notice not later than aeven (7) day* prior to the proceeding al the addreaa given on the notice Telephone: 407-3234330 eat 4237. 1-400-SM-377I (TOO) or 1-300-MS-37 70 <v). via Florida Relay Service Publish March IS. >S. IM S OE 0-117 M TN S O INOUrr OOUNT OP TN S S M N T M N T N ju d ic ia l eisourr M aMO FOR M M M O L C CO UN TY, FLORIDA CIVIL AC TIO N ossa m o. o r -iir i-e s DIVISION 14-W FTB MORTGAGE SERVICES. PtamtifKa). v*. BEVERLY L. HATES. *1 al DelendanKa) NO TIC S OP P O M O L O B V R I SALS NOTICE IS HEREBV GIVEN pursuenI lo a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Forecloaure doted March ItU i, IS M . and entered In Caae NO. S7-1I71-CA ol the Circuit Court ol Ihe EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FTB M 0RT0A0E SER­ VICES I* the Plaintiff and BEV­ ERLY L. HAYES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BEVERLY LEIGH HAVE*. TENANT FI N/K/A Legal Notices Legal Notices DRIOOET HATES. TENANT F2 are the Defendants. I will tall lo tha highest and beat biddei tor cash al Hi* W EST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA It 00 a m . on Ihe Slh day ol APRIL. tSSt. the following described properly •« tel forth In and Final Judgment LOT IS. HIODEN LAKES VIL­ LAS. PHASE III. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT DOOK 2S PAGES 3. 4. 3 ANO S OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MV HAND and Ihe seel ol Ihia Court on MARCH 12th. 1SS8 (SEAL) Meryenne Morse Clerk ol Hie Circuit Court By Jane f Jatewic Deputy Cleik Echevarria. McCalla Raymer. Oarrett S Frapprer Post Office Boa 3410 Tampa FL 33*01 F970S37 7S5 NO T 1C I In eccordence with Ihe American* Disabilities Acl. per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate In thta proceeding should contact Ihe individual or agency tending notice not leler then seven (7) days prior to the proceeding at Ihe eddies* given on Ihe notice Telephone 407-3234330 eal 4227, 1 SOOBM-1771 (TDD) or l-SOO-SES-ITTO (v) via Florid* Relay Barvic* Publish Match 13. 2* IS M O EO -ltS UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST OY. THROUQH. UNDER OR AOAINST ANOELA BEST BENTLEY WOODS COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OF FO R ICLO SU R S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment ol toreclotur* deled Match lll h IM S entered in Civil Cat* No S7-1I23-CA14-W ol lit* Circuit Court ol lb* I STH Judicial Circuit In end tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanford. Florid*. I will tell to the highest and best bidder lor cash al the Watt Front Door ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located el 301 North Park Avenue in Sanford. Florida al 11 00 o'clock a m on Ihe I4lh day ol APRIL. 1SSI Ihe following described property a* **l forth In said Summery Final Judgment, lo-wil LOT 43 BENTLEY WOODS ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOK 41 PAOE(S| 79 THROUQH S3. OF THE PUOIIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled this f2th day ol MARCH IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Dy Jen* C Jssewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVID J STERN. PA SOI S University Orrve Suit* S00 Plantation FL 33324 (kS4| 233 *000 k* 01302 (ONW) In accordance with Ihe American with Disabilities Acl persons with disabilities need­ ing e special accommodation should contact the Ciei* ol Ihe Circuit Court al Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-3234330 EXT 4227 nol leler than seven days prior lo Ihe pro­ ceeding II he*ring impaired I•00 BSS E771 (TDO) or t-*00SSS-E770 via Flonde Relay Service Publish March IS 2 ( IM S DEO-IS3 IN TNS CIRCU IT CO URT OF T N I IS TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR S IM IN O LS CO UN TY, FLORIDA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION OIVISION CASS NOi S 7 -S 3 3 T-C A -I4 -W COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC F/K/A COUNTRYWIDE FUNDINO CORPORATION 0/B/A AMERICA S WHOLESALE LENOIR PLAINTIFF VS OARNCE O CLARK. IF LIVING AND IF OCAO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS OEVISEES ORANTEES ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AOAINST OARNCE O CLARK. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OARNCE O CLARK. IF ANY. NIKKI CLARK. SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION INC . GUARANTEED GUTTERS. INC . MCLEOO RENTALS. INC . SAN MARCO VILLAS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION INC . JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE A* UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANTlS) HO TICS OF FO R IC LO SU R S B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to a Summery Fmel Judgment ol foreclosure deled March lllh . IS M , entered in Civil Caae No S7.2337-CA-I4W of tha Circuit Court ol Hie 1ITH Judicial Circuit M and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I will aell to Ihe highast and best tudder tor cash al Ihe WEST FRONT OOOR ol Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthoua# located al 301 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida, al 11 00 o'clock a m on the 14th day ol APRIL. IS M Hia following described property at tel forth In aald Summary Final Judgment, to-wit CONDOMINIUM UNIT NO S3. BUILDING 13 SAN MARCO VIL­ LAS CONDOMINIUM A CONDO­ MINIUM ACCOROINO TO THE DECLARATION OF C O N D O ­ MINIUM THEREOF RECOROED •N O R BOOK 1SM PAOE S OF THE P U SIIO REOORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA TOQETHER WITH AN UNOIVIOED INTEREST IN THC COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANTS THERETO Deled Ihia 12th day ol MARCH. IS M (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court Dy Jan* E Jatewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA SOI S University Drive Suit* 100 Plantation. FL 33334 (SS4) 233-3000 SM TS 4S (FNMA) (CWF) In accordance with the American with Diaebililiea Acl. persons with diaebililiea needmg a tpecial accommodation ahould contact IK* Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-2234330 EXT. 4337, not later than aeven day* prior to the pro­ ceeding II hearing Impaired. 1SOO-SSS-3771 (TDD) or 1-000SM-3770. via Florida Ralay Service Publish March IS. SB. IM S DEO-1S2 M TN S C IR C U IT COURT OF TN S IS TN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, ID A M ) FOR SIM IN O LS 0 DIMITY, FLORIOA O f USUAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi S 7-1S 3S -C A I4-W OE CAPITAL MORTQAQE SERVICES. INC PLAINTIFF VS WILUAM M BARLEY. IF LIVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINET WILLIAM M. BARLEY. BAIL C. BARLEY. IF UVINO. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISEES. ORANTEES, ABSIQNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAINET OA1L C. BARIEV. WILLIAM BEST. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST RY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST WILLIAM BEST. ANOSLA BEST. IF UVINO. ANO IF DEAD THE I PUBLIC NOTICS FOR PLANNIRS AND B N B IN S IR M B BIRVtCSS AT ORLANOO-SANFORO AIRPORT BJMFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY THE SANFORO AIRPORT AUTHORITY HEREBY R E O U E IT I FIVE IS) COPIES OF LETTERS OF INTEREST PUR­ SUANT TO THE CONSULTANTS COMPETITIVE NEQOTIATION ACT. (F S 2 (7 033) FROM ENGINEERING FIRMS OR TEAMS INVOLVING ONE OR MORE FIRMS AND OR INDIVID­ UALS OISIRINQ TO RENDER PLANNINO AND ENOINEERINO SERVICES AT THE ORLANDO SANFORO AIRPORT FOR PREPARATION OF A COMPRE­ HENSIVE AIRPORT M ASTERPLAN COVERING AIL AIRPORT PROPERTY WITH THE INITIAL PLAN TO CONSIST OF AN AIR­ PORT MASTER ORAINAQE PLAN SUBSEQUENT PHASES SHALL INCLUOE A MASTER UTILITY PLAN. AN INDUSTRIAL PARK PLAN. A NON-AVIATION LAND USE ANO DEVELOPMENT PLAN. A FINANCIAL PLAN. ANO A TRANSPORTATION PLAN THE CONSULTINQ FIRM TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL TO BE SELECT­ ED MUST HAVE STRONO DEPTH OF EXPERTISE IN DIALING WITH THE APPROPR IATi GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES (FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION. FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF TRANS­ PORTATION. ST JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT OIS. TRICT. CORP OF ENOINEERS, SEMINOLE COUNTY AND CITY OF SANFORO) AND IN DEPTH UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR RSOUIRCMSNTS ANO REOULATIONB. FIRMS DESIRINO TO PROVIDE THESE PROFESSION­ AL SERVICES SHOULD FUR­ NISH NOT LATER THAN S 00 PM . MONDAY. MARCH 30TH. 10SI. RESUMES OF THEIR QUAUFICATIONS AND PAST EXPERIENCE ON OEA FORM 2S4 ANO t i l . WITH ANT OTHER PERTINENT SUPPORTINO DATA TO: STEPHEN J. COOKE. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY PO BOX 111 SANFORO. FLORIDA 32772-0111 Publiah March IS. 20. 22. IM S DEO-1SS IN TN S C IR C U IT CO URT OP TN S I M N T S IN T N JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO PON B S H IN O tB CO UN TY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. B T-IS S S CA OIVISION 14W FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK PfomblKal. LARRY OEAN JARRELLS, al al Defendants) NOTICS OF FORBOLOSURB B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment of Mortgage Foreclosure deled March lllh . I t f t . and anlared In Cat* NO. S 7 -TIM CA ol the Ctrcuil Court ol the EIQHTEE NTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein FIRST UNION NATION­ AL RANK la Ihe Plaintiff and LARRY DEAN JARRELLS; MERLVN E JARRELLS A/K/A M fRLYN WILLIAMS. DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES F/K/A STATE OF FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES. CENTRAL FLORIOA EOUCATORI FEDERAL CREDIT UNION; fS W IN O LI COUNTY arc tha Oalandanta, I will tell to the highest and boat bidder for cash at tha W EST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORO. FLORIDA 11:00 a m . on the 14th day ol APRIL. ISIS, the following described proper­ ly •• aal Iorth in said Final Judarn#f»l * LOT 147S. SAN LANTA. THIRO SECTION. AS PER PLAT THEREOF RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAOE 71, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA a/k/a 1424 MARA COURT SANFORO FLS377I Legal Notices WITNESS MY HANO and tha tsal ol this Court on MARCH 12th. IB M (SEAL) Maryanne Mors* Clerk ol the Circuit Court Dy Jan* E Jesewtc Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCalla. Raymer Barren t Frapprer Pott Olfrc* Bos 3410 Tampa FL 33*01 F97073C20 N OTICS In accordance with the Americans Ottabrliliet Acl. pertons needing a special accommodation lo participate in this proceeding should contact Ihe Individual or agency tending notice nol leler than seven (7) days prior lo Ihe proceeding el Ihe address givtn on Ihe nolle* Telephone 407*3234330 eal 4227. 1 SOO-BMB77I (TOD) or t lOO-SSt-3770 (v). via Florida Reley Service Publish March IS. 21. IM S 010140 IN TN S C IR C U IT CO U RT OF TN S IS T N JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O LS COUNTY, FLORIOA O IN IR A L JUR ISD ICTIO N DIVISION CASS NOi ST I S I S C A M W FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTGAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ALIEN S ANDERSON IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINS. OEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN IN TtREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ALLEN S ANDERSON UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ALLEN S ANDERSON. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANTlS) NO TICB OF FO R IC LO SU R B SALS NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVIN pursuant lo a Summary Fmel Judgment ol foreclosure dated March lllh . IS M entered m Civil Cat* No 97-2S3S CA 14 W ol the Circuit Court ol IK* 1ITH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County SANFORO Florida I will cell lo Ihe highest and beet bidder lor cash at THC WEST FRONT OOOR ol Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse busted el 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE in SANFORO. Florid* al 11 00 o'clock a m on Ihe 11th day ol APRIL. IM S Ihe lotlowing described property a* M l Iorth in Mid Summery Final Judgment, lo-wil LOT 17. BLOCK C COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT 1. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I I PAOE 3S. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled this l l l h dey ol MARCH. IS M (CIRCUIT COURT SEALI MARYANNE MOREC Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jen* E JaMwtc Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICCE OF OAVID J STERN. PA SOI S Untv*rsily Orrve Bull* *00 Plantation. FL S3324 (SMI 233-S000 B7-1U20(FNW) In accordance with Ihe American with OiMbilittea A ct persons with drsebilitie* need­ ing a special accommodation ahould contact tha Clark ol Ihe Circuit Court at Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 407-323*330 EXT 4227. nol later than •even days prior to the pro­ ceeding II hearing Impaired. 13 0 0 -M I-17 71 (TOO) or 1 -tOO ME-E770. via Florida Relay Service Publish March IS. IS. IM S OSO-1IS m T N I C IR C U IT OOURT OF TN S IS T N JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR S 6 M M O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA S I NSHAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi S7-BSS4 C A M W CITIBANK. FEOERAL SAVINOI BANK PLAINTIFF VI JONATHAN T NUGENT. ( T AL OEFENDANT(I) NOTICS OF F O M C LO S U R B SALS N O TICt IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant lo a Summery Final Judgment ol foreclosure deled March lllh . ISIS, entered In Civil C b m N o S7-2SI4 C A M W ol Ih* Circuit Court ol III* 1STH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD, Florida. I will m H to the hlghesl end besl bidder tor cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol Ih* SEMINOLE County CourthouM located al 301 NORTH PARK /VENUS In SANFORD. Florida. •I 11:00 o’clock a m. on the 14lh day ol APRIL. 1000 Ih* fol­ lowing described property at M l forth in said Summary Final Judgmani. lo-wil: LOT 1. BLOCK A. BELLS MEAOE, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RSC0R0S0 IN PLAT BOOK 2S. PAGES S O f THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA , LESS; BEGIN AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LO T 1. RUN SOUTH • D EOR EIS OS MIN­ UTES IS SECONDS EAST ALONO THE EAST U N I OF LOT I A DISTANCE OF 20 FEET; THENCE NORTH 41 DEGREE* 34 MINUTE* 03 SECONDS WEST A DISTANCE OF 30.00 FEET TO THE NORTH UN S OF LOT 1; THENCE NORTH SO DEOREEO 01 MINUTES 03 SEC­ ONDS EAST A DISTANCE OF 30 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINO Dalad Ihia 13th day ol MARCH. 1000. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court By: Jan* I . Jaaewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW O F F IC II OF DAVID J. STERN, PA. 001 B. University Drive Suite 000 Plantation. FL 33334 (M 4) 333-0000 07-1 M U (MAE) (CMI) In aceordanoo with the American with Disabilitiea Act. poraorta with diMbUitiea need­ ing a special accommodation ahould contact the Clark of lit* Circuit Court al Mm SEMINOLE County Courthoua* a* 407-3334330 EXT 4227. not talar than •even days prior lo Dm pro­ ceeding II hearing Impaired. 1•00-040-0771 (TDO) or 1-000SEA-0770, via Florida Rofoy IlfYlCg Publiah March 10. M . M M 0 1 0 1 El I �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday, March 1 9 . 1 9 9 8 - 3 8 F*eo]pie # Hobbyist of the Week CALENDAR Weight Watchers A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Omni Toastmasters Club >6801 will meet at 5:30 p.m. every Thursday at the AAA Building, 1000 AAA Drtve, Heathrow. Quests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Click, 323-6089, for more Information. Senior Friends The Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Chapter o f Senior Friends meets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monOUy plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcome. For Information, call Liz Lawlor, di­ rector. 321-4500, Ext. 5784. P o t L u c k d in n e r Widowed persons are Invited to attend a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p.m. every third Thursday o f the month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. A l a n o n , A la t e e n ALANON and ALATEEN meetings are held every Thurs­ day, at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christian Church, 730 Upsaia Road, Sanford. For Informa­ tion. coll 323-6524. Blue Greet Plckere Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p.m., at the Greater Sanford Chamber o f Commerce. Pick­ ers and grtnnera arc welcome. For Information, coll John ShalTer, 829-4931. Senford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Thursday o f the month, at 7 p.m., at the First Street Gallery, 207 Magnolia Ave. Amateur Radio The Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society meets every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. Lake Triplett Drive, Casselberry. For Infor­ mation, coll Karl Lambert, 0956764, or A1 Kirk. 322-4487. University Women American Association of University Women meets the first Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at the Rolling Hills Moravian Church, State Road 434. Longwood. American Legion American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day, at 8 p.m., at the Post Home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652. Pigeon Fenelere The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Thursday o f each month, at 7:30 p.m., at the Seminole County Agricultural Center, 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick Kelly at 291-4346. Sunrise meets Friday Klwanls The Seminole Sunrise K l­ wanls Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shone/a, US 17* 92. south o f Airport Boulevard. Quest are welcome. For Infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m., at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, com er o f First and Main Street In Geneva. Th e clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health De­ partment In conjunction with the Seminole County S h eriffs Office and Oeneva Elementary School. For Information, call 349 9284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, Is conduct­ ing a 'Fam ilies in Crisis* ou t­ reach program. Interested o r­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharakd at 291-4357. Seniors meet LAKE MARY--A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday o f each month at Lake Mary Church o f the Nazai-me, 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellosrshlp Hall. For more Information, con­ tact Bill at 322-1006. Daughters of Confederecy Norman deVere Howard Chapter -of the United Daugh­ ters o f the Confederacy meets on the last Friday o f the month. For Information, call 322-1425. Sunbelt Dayilly Club Sunbelt Dayilly Club m eets the first Sunday o f the month at 2 p.m. through April at the Art Center In Sanford., The club educates m em bers on dayilly growing through slide shows, guest speakers and trips to dayilly gardens. There are no club dues. Coll 886-3196 for more Information. Bromellad Society The Seminole Bromotiad S o­ ciety meets the third Sunday o f the month, at 2 p.m., at San­ ford Oarden Club. U.S. 17-92 at Fairmont Avenue, Sanford. A ll aspects o f bromcllad culture are covered during the m eet­ ings. The society la affiliated with the Florida Council o f Bromollad Societies and the Bromcllad Society Inc. For In­ formation, call Bud Martin. 321-0638. : From tole painting to albums, Chapman does it all HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Crafts have been a part o f BlUle Chapman’s life for many years. From tole painting to wedding and baby albums to pillows and floral arranging. Chapman stays busy. She has created beautiful silk arrangem ents for the weddings o f her three girls and numerous other fam ily and friends. W eddings throughout the area have shown her creative works from pillows for the ring bearer, glass etching on goblets for the bride and groom, flowers and wedding albums. The albums are made from satin, silk flowers, lace and pearls. Baby albums are also created with padding and ap­ propriate m aterial. T have them find pictures o f what they want so I can see what they have In mind,* she sold. T like to do crafts so I love trying new things.* Most frequent o f all her crafts Is tole pointing. T saw the tole painting at craft shows we had been to,’ she shared. 1 use acrylic point. Sometimes ( use patterns and sometimes I free-hand my work." Chapman mentioned that some o f her Ideas come from such magazines as T h e Craft Magazine,’ or ’ Arleen’s Crea- BIIHa Chapman's ersft hobby kssps hsr busy creating gifts for family and friends. Uve Living.* She noted that her husband cuts wooden key holders from wood and she points small flowers on them for accent. Those and ’ little country plaques with silly sayings' also accented with flowers are among the best sellers. The couple also have a tine of *ma and pa* wooden dolls that are a big hit. *My husband buys a big piece o f wood and cuts I t * she sold. "I've done the country style told painting now for about 10 years. We do a least two craft shows a month from os far away as Tampa to as dose os Sanford, Apopka, Oviedo and Longwood.’ Chapman and her husband, Jack, have been married for 31 years. They have five chil­ dren, Debbie. Jack, Dane, Brenda and Tina, five grand­ children and two grea t­ grandchildren. They have attended Upsaia Community Church for eight years. Chapman Is a Sunday School teacher there for an adult class. Celebrities ‘bag’ $$$ for the ACR Ito tfe a ! Winn-Dixie, the Am erican Cancer Society a and more than 700 local *1 celebrities teamed to raise 972,000 locally during the ninth annual C elebrity Baggers Dsy held last m onth. The donation. , made by WinnDixie to the ACR, will be used to o ip p o rt the ongoing r e ­ search for the cure o f all ca n ­ cers. Volunteer celebrities which Included broadcast and print local government and officials and other prominent m em bers o f the community. The celebrities bagged groceries in 2-hour shifts during a 4-hour period. Winn-Dixie donated 5 percen t o f total tales during that tim e to the ACR. T h is has become an out­ standing event,* sold WinnDixie Orlando Marketing D i­ rector Larry Beck. ’ Each y e a r the event not only raises m ore money for the American Can­ cer Society, but tt la som e­ thing that everyone looks for­ ward to each year. W inn-Dixie Is proud to be associated with the American Cancer Society and Its determined fight against all cancers.’ All 103 Winn-Dixie stores In 12 Central Florida counties participated tn Celebrity gets Day. This la the nlnt year In a row that the donation has e xceeded that o f last year, County Sheriff Don Salinger bags groceries for charity. Business cards may help keep kids safe DEAR ABBY: I am writing Lo pass on a simple idee that could u v e a lot of grief and heartache. Like all parents, I make an extra effort to keep a dose watch on our children whenever we are shopping or smong crowds. However, even the mast diligent among us has had an occasion when s child wondered off or got lost. Thera ora no words to describe the panic a parent feele whan this occurs. It is particularly true with preschool children who may be unable to articulate their parents' names, addresses or phone number — especially under stressfill coodkkxm To minimize this trauma, 1 have begun putting my bueineae card in our children’s pockets before we go out Each o f them is Instructed that it contains my n * ™ and to give it to a police officer or another respon­ sible adult 1also explain that It will help the person find me sooner. they understand this, hsrI the cord helps them feel safer. This dose not substitute for careAil observation o f our children at all time*, but if they do become lost, it provides additional information to ensure their swift and sale return. CONCERNED DAD IN BENICIA, CALIF. DEAR CONCERNED DADt i w ould be wise to , Ho w aves , It m ight be a g o o d Id e a l o p u t y o u r hom o u u azbor o n th e c a r d as w e ll. Thanks fo r w riting. DEAR ABBY: I strongly disagree with the advice you g iv e to ’ Mrs B. From N O * You advised her to keep •Uppers by her front door to stop guests from gouging her new par­ quet floor with their spike heels Abby, who wonts to put their fre t into slippers that have been worn by others? For that matter, who wonts to keep a pile of slippers — in every also — in their front hall where they'll be seen? GET A HEAD START O N T A N N IN G ADVICE h id in • i,| 1 . ('■'il*. ‘ Ml t)H M ’ ABIGAIL VAN BUREN 1 M i „ 11» .1MUNiiMHIll V -s: hi * h . * Hi.i A basket o f clean “footle* socks and a small sign that reads, ’ Please remove your shoes upon entering our home. Thank you.* should do the trick. And a framed bill for the parquet floor next to the sign would be a real decorator’s touch. FOOTLOOSE IN PORTLAND, ORE. •Full Service Heir • Full Service Neils •Tanning • Pedicures ^ Paraffin Treatments Lot,ill i , (,luU Sc41j.trt1. Ill V. oi rjinti Hl.it N.niltx[1 W i D E A R FOOTLOOSE] I get the m assage. M an y o th e r rea d e rs also w rote to let mo know they f[t I'.Al r .IN I M A S '- l A M M A H Y C I N L M A 11) DEAR ABBY: It's not Just high 11 that ruin a quality floor, grit on the H * " ! " of shoes « i « « scratch­ » TTTA M C es. You told “Mrs.’ B * to keep a col­ a 1*00411 SCO lection o f bedroom slippers in all 1 CHAMMAN O F T H i BOARD ' near the front door. Abby, Td IS M * M i M i <*»•■ ■ that have be afraid to TH E W ID O W SM QCR been worn by others for fear o f get­ tjo e jo ra o e jo ting a foot and toenail Aingue. Toe­ G O O D W E I H U N T IN G nail fungus is a nightmare to get rid J io m o s resow of. -J When I lived in Hawaii1 , people removed their shoes at the door. Mainlanders, however, do not auto­ matically do this. When I installed m arble flooring throughout my home, I placed a brass plaque on my door that reads, ’ Please remove your shoes.” Now guests automati­ c a lly remove th eir shoes once theyVe been in my home. The men remember to wear their best *n<4t» w ithout holes, and tha woman remember to point their toenails! KAY CHDUCHIONO, TAMPA, FLA. U .8 . M A R S H A L S 1440 4107:100(0 W 'J HUSH U0440 res 1010 ro »l U L C O N H D O f f lA L IMMOOrOOMO fi l! t ~ A W M P F E M P O E F ’E T R f o g MS 740 ra u R f D A R K C IT Y 440 0J0 | B H Q LKEOW SKI MO 440 7401000 A □ MAN M THE MOW MASK 410 m « tom �4 0 •Seminole Herald, Santond. FloncLi ■Thursday, March 19 1998 L e g a l N o t ic e s tN T N I C IR C UIT COURT OF THE C9QHTCENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NUMPER • 7 t2 ? 1 C A 1 4 A RST COMMERCIAL MORTQAOE COMRANT JACKSON C HAM PTON U N K N O W N S P O U S E OF JACKSON C HAMPTON * * JOSHUALA HAMPTON U N K N O W N S P O U S E OF O S M U A L A H A M P T O N , il «* y S E C U R I T Y PA CI FI C f i n a n c i a l S E R V IC E S INC and U N K N O W N T E N A N T |S| 0#l#nd#<Tt* AMENDED NQJICE OF SALE Sdfict t% h#7#by 0'ir^n I^Jt, ixittiWlll Ip A Final Judgment pi Fm #ctasur# •intered in lh# if | led caul*, in th* Ciicutl Court of Seminol# County Florida I will tell fh* vituated in Sefninole C* nty Fto*>dA d#scrib*d at Lot 17 San Lanta. Third S* tion, according to th# Plat Ihare^f a* recorded *n Plal UkaoK 13 Page 75 o* the Public Recotda of Itm ln o lt C oun!y. Flmida a/K/a A32 North Valencia Court Sanford Florida 32771 at | , filtc tale to the high**! and t’ent bidder for c ith at the Wett Front Door of the Seminole County Courfhout# •n Sailonl, Florid a at 11 00 a m on April 7. 1096 MARYANNE MORSE Cl#r% of the Circuit Court Jane I Jatewtv* Deputy Clerk ARTHUR S CORRAlES E30UIRE 1502 Weal Shgh Are Suite 100 Tampa Florida 33064 Attorney for Plain Idt Pubirth March t2 10 1991 CEO-103 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE t STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. f 7 •104 J CA CE CAPITAL MORTQA3E SERVICES INC Plaintiff nr*. REGINA M PARDUE et at . Defendant* AMENDED NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice •* hereby given that pwraganl to that Order Retchedultng Forecloture Sale dated March 4. 1991. and entered in civil cate number 97* 1043 CA, of the Circuit Court of the ilth Jud»c>al Circud in and tv.r Seminole County Florida (•herein OE CAPITAL MORT# GAGE SERVICES.. INC it PlainliH and REGINA M PARDUE FIRST FAMILY FINANCIAL SERVICES INC AMSOUTH UANK OF FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY A POLITICAL SUBDI­ VISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, tt/are Defendant {•). I n Mtell to the highett and belt bidder tor cath at the meet front door of ’ the Seminole County coufthout# in Sanford. Seminole County Florida, at U 00 A M on the 9th day of April. 1996 the following deteribed property at tel forth *r « atd Final Judgment, te trtl LOT 171. CRYSTAL CREEK UNIT 1. ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK 41. PAGES 49 THROUQH S3 PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRAC­ TICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COL­ LECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COL­ LECT A DEBT AND ANY INFOR­ MATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the Sth day ot March. 1996 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Jane E. Jaeewic Deputy Clerk COOtLIS A 8TAWIARSKI 401 0 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suila 450 Tampa. Florida 33607 Te e phone (613) 177-6001 CAS #97*1616 Pubhah March 12. 19. 1996 DEO-104 IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT OF TNK I STH JUDICIAL C IR C UIT IN AND FOR S E IIIN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA C A S I NO. #9-1749 CA 14 A NATIONSHANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plain!! ft, vt 0 N KILGORE ef al . Defendant!!*) AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant t an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered wt Ihit cate now pend­ ing in and Court, the atfla of which it indicated above I will tell to the highett end bett ladder tor cath at the Wetl Front Door of Ihe Seminole County Courthouse. 301 North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771 at 11 00 A M on the 31 it day of March,! 990 the follow­ ing described property et tel forth in maid Order or Final Judgment to-wit THE EAST 13 FEET OF LOT 6 ALL OF LOT 6 AND THE WEST 37 FEET OF LOT 4. BLOCK O LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS SUB­ DIVISION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 62 PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA mJkJm 656 Seminole Avenue, Longwood, Florida 32750 ORDERED et Seminote County Florida this 16th day of March. 1998 MARYANNE MORSE At Clark. Circuit Court Semmol# County, F lorida By Jane E Jatewic A* Deputy Clerk SPEAR 6 HOFFMAN PA 706 South Dine Highway Coral Gablet Florida 33146 Telephone (305) 666-2299 Pert ant with disability who need a speciel accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avenui Suite N Sanford Flood.. 32771 at least five days prior to the proceeding Telephone (407) 323 4330 Eat 4227 t -600-966-6770 (V). via Florida Relay Sanrice Publish March 19. 26. 1996 DEO-169 L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRO0ATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER 91-193 CP IN RE ESTATE OF R C COBB a/t/a ROWLAND CHAPPELL COBB Deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS (incilia ry a4mIn1*1ratten) TO ALL PERSON5 HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE The ancillary administration of tha eslate ot R C Cobb, deceasad File Number 96-163CP l» pending in the Circuit Court for Semincilr County Florida. Probate Division, the address of which «% Clerk of the Circuit Court, Probate Division Semmole County Courthouse 301 North Park Avenue Sanford Florida 3277t The name* and addresses of the ancillary co-personal repre* tanUfives and the personal represent alive* attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All creditor# ot the decedent and other persons having claims or demands against decedents estate on whom a copy of this notice is served wdhin three' months after the date ot the first publication of this notice must Me therr claims wdh Ihe Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors of the decedent and persons having claims or demends against the •state ot the decedent must file their claims wdh this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI ALL CLAIMS AND 0EMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRED Tha date at the first publica­ tion ot this Notice *t March 12th 1998 Ancillary Personal Representative' Jellertcm R Cobb Pot*ed M Cobb Attorney tor Ancillary Personal Representative Eldridg* D Lacy Attorney Florida Bar No 097SS67 'Dean. Mead, Egerton, et al PO Dot 2346 Orlando. FL 32602 Telephone (407) 428-5115 Publish March 12 19 1996 060-122 IN TMS CIRCUIT CO URT FOR SKMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA DUUkn: # Prebale Department File Numbers 96 099 CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARC C WILSON Deceased NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adnumstralion of the •state ot MARC C WILSON, deceased. File Number 96-090CP. is pending hi the Circuit Court for Semmole County, Florida, Probata Division, the address of which is PO1 Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772-0659 The namefs) and address of the Trusted end the Trustee‘s Attorney ere set forth below All interested persons are required to fiM with this COufl • All claims against Ihe eslala WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE and b Any obteclion by an inter­ ested person upon whom this notice is served that challangas tha validity of the will, the qual­ ifications of the Trustae. venue, or jurisdiction of the Court must tile such objection WITHIN THREE (3j MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILE0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication of this Notice hat begun on March 19th, 1991. Barry M Wilson. Trusts# 9709 Foiglovt Clrcls Fort Myers Florida 33919 Attorney for Trusts# ECHOLS 6 COTTER. PA Richard T Cottar. PA 6100 Eatero Boulevard PO Bo* 2579 Fort Mytrs Beach FL 33932-2579 (941) 463-5793 By Richard T Cottar. PA Florida Bar No 209147 Publish March 19, 26 1996 OE 0-165 IN TNK C IR C UIT COURT FOR SIMIMOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 96-090.CP In Ra The Eatale Ol JOAN THERRE Deceased N O T IC I OF ADMINISTRATION (One PR) The Administration of the •state of JOAN THERRE. daceaaed File Number 96-060CP. it pending in Probate Court, Semmole County. Florida, the address ol which Is Post Office Drawer C, Sanford, FL 327710669 Tha names and addresses of Ihe personal representative and tha peraonal representative*! attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice is served who have objections the! challenge the veltdity of the will, the queJitice* Hone of the personal represen­ tative. venue, or jurisdiction of this Court ere required to file their object tons with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AY8 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creddore of the decedent end other persons heving cia<m* or demends egamst decedent's estate on whom e copy ol this notice te served within three months after the dele of the first publication of thie notice must Ids their claim* with Ifiia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATC OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Legal Notices Legal Notices All r-fhar creditor* ot th# d#ct,}„•'! and parson* having claim* or d#m#nd* against tha daca* danla aalata must Ida th#ir claims with thtv court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBL'CATION OF THIS NOTICE AIL CLAiMS DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W ill OE FOREVER DARRED Tha dala ol lha firs! public*' lion ol thia Nolle# la March 12, IM S Paraonal R#pr#*#ntativ# Janatt# G Young Attorney lor Paraonal Rapraaanlativa John L Stmnano Florida Oar No 212341 Paliean On, Corporal# Canlra S55I Ridgawood Drnra Naplaa Florida 341 ON Talaphona 941*314.7955 Pubhah March 12. 19 199S 0(0-104 IN THE CIRCUIT CO URT FOR 44MIMOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATE OIVKION FILE NUMBER; 4 * -tt4 -C P In Ra Tha Ealala Ot ERRIS LEE GREEN. Oacaaaad NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adminiilralion ol lha aalata ol ERRIS LEE OREEN. dacaaaad Fila Numbar ((-214* CP ta banding In tha Circuit Court lor Saminolu Count,. Florida Probata Division. tha addraaa of whir h la Maryann# Moraa. Clark ol lha Court!. PO Orawar C. Sanlord, Florida 32772-0459 Tha namaa and addraaa** ot lha Paraonal Rapraaanlativa and lha Paraonal Rapraaanlallva'a atlornay ara aal lorth baiow ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Atl pa non* on whom IhJi nolica It aarvad, who hava obitctiona that chalianga lha validity ol th* will, lha qualifica­ tion* ol lha paraonal rapraaantatnr*. vtnua or luriadiclton of (hit Court a-a raauirad lo hi* lhair obractrona wdh thra Court. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Atl craddora ol lha dacadant. and othar paraona having claim* or damandt again*! lha dacadanta atlala on whom a copy ol thia nolica it aarvad, within Ihraa nmnih* altar lha data ol tha firal publrcation of thia nolica mual Ilia lhair claim* with thi* court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE M O N TH ! AFTER THE DATE OF THIS FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H II NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othar craddora of tha dacadant, and paraona having claim* or damandt agalnal dacadanta atlala. mutt fit* than claim* with IM t Court w it h in th r ee m o n th s AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILSO WILL BE FOREVER DARREO Th* data ot lha firal pubttcalion of thra nolica ta March IS. FC13*33:J*0 IN TNS C IR C U IT CO URT OF TNS I STH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s e NO: a r -ir a o -C A -1 4 -w METROPOLITAN MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff vv LOIS BLACKBURN. *1 al Dalandanl* NOTICE OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Final Judgment ot Foracloaur* dated March 11th. 1990 and anlarad In Cat* No 97.t 740-CA-14-W ol th* Circuit Court of th* ISIh Judicial Circuit. In and for SEMINOLE County, Flofida. wharain M ET­ ROPOLITAN MORTGAGE c o m ­ pany. Plaintiff and LOIS OLACKOURN. el al Oalandant*. I will aall to th# highaat bidder lot cath at th# Watt front door ol Ihe SEMINOLE County Courthoua# in Sanlord, Florida, on lha 1 4th day ot APRIL 1MS at 11 00 o'clock a m . th# fol­ lowing daacribad property a* aat lorth in aald Final Judgment lying and being aituat* in SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida, to wit Lot 7. Bloch 12 ol INOIAN HILLS UNIT TWO according lo lha Plat tharaol. a* recorded in Plal Book 14 al Pag* *0 ol lha Public Record* ot SEMINOLE County. Florid* NOTICE ANY PERSON WITH A DISABILITY REQUIRING SPE­ CIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PRO­ CEEDING SHOULD CONTACT (407) 323-4330. 1*00 14*1771 (TOO). 1-R00-(44-4770 (V). VIA Fl o r id a r e l a t s e r v i c e , n o t LATER THAN SEVEN (7) OATS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEOINO DATED IM t 11th day ol MARCH. IS M MARYANNE MORSE Clark of th* Courl By: Jan* I . Jaaaartc Deputy dark SPIELER E ASSOCIATES. PA. Atlornay* lor plaintiff 4700 Biacayn* Boulevard Miami. Florida 33137 (304) 473-7400 Publiah March 1*. 24 IM 4 D EO -114 IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT OF T H I E IO M T IIN T H JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IN ARO FOR SSMINOLS CO UN TY, FLORIDA. C A S I NO. t l-W T T -O R -O a -A in ra: Tha Marriage ol IRMA L. LEVY. PallttonorrWrte, and' EXPEDITO LEVY. JR.. Raapondent/Huabend. TO: EXPEOITO LEVY. JR. Raaidanc* Unknown Addraaa Unknown N O T IC I OF ACTtOR YOU A R I NOTIFIED that a Petition lor Oiaooiutlon el Marriage. Including a apaclal equity m th* marital raaidanc* located at 129 Tbtdala Orel*. Longwood, Florida 3177*. ho* bean Iliad against yeu In Hi* abova-rtamad Court, and you ara raquPad to aenra a copy ot your Anawar or plaodinf to th* Petition on th* Patilianar'* ms Paraonal Rapreaantabva: JANDRIIE O STONE (12 Varr Avanua Cocoa Florida >2(22 STEVEN L BARCUS Attornay For Patdionar 222 Nawburyport Avanua AJIamonta Spring*. Florida 32701 (407) 332-12 (9 Florida Bar Numbar 477S07 Pubirah March 12. ft. <SSS OEO-11S IN TMS CIRCUIT CO U R T SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA PROBATB DIVISION FILS NO. SS-OSS CP IN RE: ESTATE OF ALICE JU N I PATINOALS. a/k/a ALICE JUNE FLOWERS 0gc9M9d. N O TIC I OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol tlta aatata ol Alic* Jun* Ratios***. «/(/• Alic* Jun* Flaw ara. dacaaaad. FWa Numbar SS DBS CP. la pending in tha Circuit Coun far Samlnoia County, Florida. Probata Divtaion. iti* addraaa el which it 301 N. Part Av*., Sanford, FL 327T4. Th* namaa and addraatta of th* paraonal repreaanutive and th* paraonal rapraaanlativa** attor­ nay art aal forth baiow. ALL INTKRCSTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All paraona on whoa* INI* nolle* I* aarvad wha hava obfaclloft* that challenge th* validity of th* will, lha qualifica­ tion! of tha paraonal rapraaantativa. vanua, or funsdictiOA Ol thia Court ara raqurrad to Rto tha* ob)*ction* with tM* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYB AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS N O TIC I ON THEM. AM creditor* of th* daosdOM and other paraona havtng claim* or damandt agamat dacadant a aatata on whom o copy ol thi* notica la aarvad within thra* month* altar tM data ot th# firal publication Ol thi* notice mutt tit* lhair claim■ with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF TH* FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY O AVt AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AM other creditor* of th* deca­ dent and paraona having claim* or damandt agamat th* deca­ dent'* aatata mutt fit* lhair claim* with thia court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER SARREO. Tha data ol th* Ural publica­ tion ol IM t Noitc* la March 12th. IS M . Paraonal Rapreeantathrt: William L Proctor T i t N. 3rd Avonu* Dalton*. FL SITSS (407) STS-0221 Attornay lor Paraonal Rapraaantabvo: Scott 0. Wallace. Etquut Florida Bar No. 0SS374I login. Munna 4 Munna tto N. Orange A**., n t h Floor Poet Ofttc* Rev 2*07 Orlando. Florida 32*01 Telephone: (407) 429-1114 Facsimile (407) (4 1-(419 Publiah: March 12, IS, ttSS OEO-SS IM S . If you loH lo do oo, )udgmint by default arts b* taken again at you for the robot damandad In th* Petition. WITNESS ray hand and tool tM* ISM day ol February, IS M . (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ef tha Circuit Court Sy: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Stephen M. Stone, Caqutra 724 North Magnolia Avonu* Orlando. Florida 32*03 Pursuant to Administrative Order No. *1-37, K you ara a par ton wtth a a (a* baity who need* any accommodation in order to perticlpat* In this pro­ ceeding. you are emitted, at no coat te you, to Via prevision of certain assistance. Plaaaa con­ tact ADA Coord malar at SOI N. Park Avanua, SuN* N. 301, Sanlord, Florida 3 1 TM , talaphana (407) 323-4330 art 4tt7| ■ you are hearing impair ad. aa i 1-SOO-S44-S771; If you ara vole* Impaired, call 1-BOO-SISS770. Publiah: February 21. and March S. 12. IS. IB M DEN-241 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A S I NO.I * T -t3 0 T -C A -tS -W THE TITLE COMPANY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA. INC. Plaint ill, v*. J MICHAEL HAN5ELMAN. JAMIE O. HANSELMAN. GERARD M. BURNS and GERALD THOUBBURON. Defendant! N O TICS OF ACTION TO QERARD M. BURNS Addraaa Unknown Last Known Addraaa 14214 North Slth St. Scottsdale, AZ (414* YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Complaint tor Intarplaadar ha* bean filed agamat you and you ara required to aarv* a copy ot your written defense*, if any. to •1 on THOMAS R OLSEN. Attornay tor Plaintiff, whoa* addraaa la 2 S t( Edgawaiar O lva, Orlando, Flofida 32(04. on or before MANCH 27th. 1*M . and fils th* original with th* Clark ot this Court arthar bator* aarvic* on plaintiff's attorney or Unmadlalafy therealter: otherwise a default will b* entered egainet you lor th* relief demanded In th* Complaint. DATED on th* IBth day of FEBRUARY. 1991 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT B Y Ruth King Deputy Clerk Publieh: February 2fl, and March S. 12. 1*. IMS7 DIN-241 S i n o l e H r a l d DEADLINES 51* YARD SALES ADJUSTMENTS & CREDITS P r ic e P e r U n i P r e p a i d O n ly In me event ol an error. Iho Semmole Herald mil be re*pon»ibie (or the hrst insertton only and only to me ortonl ol me coat ol mat insertion Please check ad lor accuracy the lirtl day it tuna TO PLACE AN AD CALL SEMINOLE ORLANDO 4 0 7 / 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 DfPARTMENTHQURS B AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCCPTWQ 55— BusiNtss O rro R TU N im s 14— Fo r S a le SECURITY BARS S DOORS Lie. 34 yrt E ip 90 000 detrgni SVaq ft Frea eat 13or 407-324-3100 e m in d e r S BPfCtAL DAYS Never torgM therm Reminder Servtce-B-day. apptt. Ora. *1 Vyr For data** cai 302-212B 71— H BEST Horn* Buainaaa out there N you are sanout abuut makng money wi no set <d prod, no vrv. no rttk Cat 2 « 3320 MILLIONAIRE Naads mtor ready to make big I't. | l 900 raguved t-S*4-7tl-7S74 21— P e r s o n a l s miiiikuiiuuTur n SNICKERS CANDY ROUTE LMnga cotnaaeng S martcai *00-1144433 lor buty Longwood lo­ ca l » 1- A BETTER JO B FOR YOU1 Jun CaP Mavar a Faa* HELP I ATTENTION CNA'a Coma and tom caa caring warn ol Nurses and CNAa Etcal wm banem Erpanancad recognxad lOOpm-11:00pm ahlll avaNabrt Pwasa apply to parson Deltona Maaltocare Ha habitation Canter tSSi Elk cam Bfvd Oeftan* EOE AUTOMOTIVE OE TAXERS Santordt ongwoodOrtando Good Ineom* Poianaal Banahls Aher go Days Tapfl Sart 407 2»3 3099 wmuMi m m m n VENCNNG: LATY PEMSON S DREAM FEW HOURS-OKU 43 Free Brochure 1BOO«JO€TBJ WORK FROM HOME making wooden Iramaa Earn to 4384J wk C*IS30^**4*«tE-49 THE FUN WAY TOOAY I 14SM 7M M SRM 1S S3 MftMn Mual be ta year* (SIS) B4SG434 WORK FROM HOME -No 00« tar HW iNa. aam to S3BGWk mak mg brae S3I I M S Eat (44 B -B W ■*— . -------------59— F in a n c ia l S e r v ic e s ERASE RAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor |uU 421 00 Mar dtodVmo to CALYPSO-1494 N Laterror* Am. Wvear Park. FL 327B2________________________ to vevN at mo­ te* to* world 303- OHS 25— S p e c ia l N o t i c e s 4S Ahar to* tornado apart Na kxy 42 aw* tort Each ■ mouned w*i eorrow tort orVy daato can TTREO a being turned down tar C roat) Learn where to obtan to* beat deals cradt card*, am bg* loan*. d*M contoadauon Rato* as taw a* 9 f \ no an­ nual Mae ate M 4 W EnWrprw** 3 2 3 1 * * * ^ ^ 6 1 - * -M o n e y aoMfiT Yaa, w* anawar. Th* BibM hok» tort Truto ALL (had hart gw vac* al to* Lord who hknaed la gw L to end 42.900 490 000 Corwobdasone. Cath Loam* D M o f ® n o p ra w n no adv tM 1h houM a an and Oarth' What |oy tort sni bat TTwn to* *rarwanwd a toa Lord* NWB wart up a MbKmbs here o bothered aver agMn by rtn or M nBl They rtw i awk up to partaceon to tarn be eased •orw ol Ood. Then, tody, that r tort tort aw w* pray prey edl adl ba M arv wtd ’Thy Kingdom coma. Thay wN ba don* to aarto a* t N to Haaran* You tort sorrow and lagum, hava hopa mat i N naart For ■ frea 65— M y. FL 3271B02IB BAffiuN NEEDED FULL TIME lor downtown Sanlord shop Muattwrakabrt Cad Mt-4437. BREAKFAST SERVERS. P/T cook and houiataapars Good Starting wage* Apply Lake Mary Courtyard t39 tawmatonat Pkwy. Lake Mary 444-1000 Cabin*! Mak*f Sanford area. Speciality Vahct* Manufacturer f ’ tkt E«p lamriatar a iw ntM r S riu a u r Cad lor an appolnl324-4100 Contractor* S True bar* Mak* contact quickly, your rtaw 4 N America New Irai^il maichmg lys 24 hr* 4i*m#i I-4SS-4470 MC/Vlaa 1-SSS-r------------------------- FRAMERS PBIOME P R ItC O O L HNNMO P/T CARE GIVER AFTERNOON SH U T WMIng lo tram CM Jo yM 321-741* WARNMO HOMEOWNERS FREE report on to* ‘ 10 Most Common lAatakas at Ratnanctog VOrt Mom*’ CM 800-749 (M B tarracnw aaSbe^aporl TO — E d u c a t io T r a in in g -OCBARY M AN O RI* lookrig tor tataniad and aa eephorvei peep** IMMtDtAILOfTJSNQa CNAtof/T l IllS t l on Ni Mima WTTH VERT COMPETITIVE it n Truck School COL, VA/TA Apprv Job Aaawf w Nasonal Truck 73*4 U K E WORKING WITH PEOPLE? As s Hers al Asdrtam vnm an Aaaocial* ol Scianca dagraa. you wN help prepare patwnt* tar eiamtoaltana. conduct import­ ant Wats (nd partiap* even a u M to minor (urgary tri ■ reawnSng career f you Uw mg Cal OeBary 442*. Aak tor Daector a Nure<ng or apply withan 60 North Highway 17 92 DaBary. Flortda Drug Free Workylaca EOS. WAREHOUStfXUVIRY 10 hretob *. No nda^wkanrta Eac barwiita md *0iK. Mutt nave CM** 0 te ft ertan driv­ ing record Apply: 3901 8 Sardord Ave. Sanlord ••DRIVERS** Roula delivery Clasa A or B CCX Might and day poattont Heavy krting required Good pay “ i*fita Apply KELLYS FOODS •Oty or ErtnmnClam •flrm nattM tor fhoa* Ouady r Plaoamarx A i u FL EARN iXTM A MONEY SEES ROUTES P * n DAAV CaN Todayl 407-431-M IS DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH *RSAL YELLOW PAGES' IN YOUR OWN C M fC O N m 27— N ursery C A C i*M iHary 435. Bta 200 ISSESM FL 32707 h il d OR VICbdTY H t R A S IM CLU lfl SANFORD. WINTEI NOS, LONGWOOD, a m 71— H elp W a n t e d ALL MOURB 10 yrs aap to (MU todL^jnpNg room 334-0B13 MARY, OVIEDO. OS NEVA. DELTONA. R H n a m ff— N T R N T tor s Maror UanUac luring pianl to Sanlord. Poai* on a l OSTSXN 4 CHULOUTA ALL ROUTES PAY BONUS AFTER 1ST noun Mm Woman Ifseiaasa Rkidwrt Fid cv Part-Tim* akrtbaflyaaraddcr TB ^M AAK ETV tQ GUARANTEED 610.50 P/H , FortoMndaw 3300700 hre/ artary nag. 302-S2M A RA HOB are 'll P.O. by Luis Campos ty C d w cryrtogrma ara nsklal In oast and prstars tamwaarnawr^ . forty! ckrv ) aquae r ‘ OK a 0 V U Z V ‘ O V U I , 1 F W X V U F V COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE i w z l u 't I C O V . ' M N W M M W I M M *30 A M -4 00 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY D.DA., INC EOC C E L E B R ITY CIPHER U IS M BEOPi CALLING TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 407-330-7SS2 OR 3 pas. M E Avg | ISSOhr. 8*1 comm Sardord baaed ---a -* PMBT0. ..fpoof ci---. a.!— NO O OKV F / T I W T . Cad 323-2070 M L $300 - $500 Ns aaparWnca nacaaaary For more totonaaBmi aand a SASE to: k* ■ s«aMi 4 or my* n u t a *ay IN TRAINMQ. 55— B u s in e s s O rrO R T U N T T ltS NEEDED al o v « to* Onanoo area X m wrestad prtata ca* Mark 1-400-742-0*71 o r tg a g es BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. P.0. Bo* 1I0I1S AVON NEEDS rep* (Ns area Sat M i qualify pmduets aam good 444 flaa hour* 321-7182 Cralth^ri ‘ DtRECT LENDERS' •Why. (to Ood? Why dto you Hka my beloved o n e r The houae ol dtem haa a t added to as toaasrtd* toaaa moumdrs a n ted Ldn^; amp To Hire Coal S3MS Murry this won ! laatl I4 0 M U 4 II1 ALONE 7 FL'a RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIORS Eat*) 1977 1-go»«»-4477 W * tu p SO tocaRona. SS0O-S1200 GIFT OF LIFE elf H lflL MAKE THOUSANOS with US govammanl auebont S turpkn Cad 24 hra (31-F931 #t11 e r v ic e s NOTICS OF A P U B U O MSARIN* T O OONStOBR TN S ADOP­ TIO N OP AM OADM ANOB BY TH A C IT Y OF BAAFORO, FLORIOA No Oca I* hereby given that a Public He* ring will be bald In Ihe Commission Room *1 th* City HaM. 300 North Park Avanua. in lha City of Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 o'clock PM. an March f t . IS M lo consider the adoption el an ordinance by lha City ol Sanlord. Florida, daacribad a* follow*. OROt H A N O I NO- S A M TO ANNEX A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN W. 2STH STREET AND SARITA STREET ANO BSTWfSN MOHAWK AVENUE AND MARSHALL AVENUI (IM S W. A comp lot* deacripboo and a copy ot lha ordinance aha* be available al lha otlica ol lha City Clark lor all parson* da*Icing lo aaamine th* earn*. AN parti** In Iniaioat and citiran* shall have an opportunity to bo heard al said hearing Ry order af th* City Commie*ion el th* City el Sanlord, Florida. PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF T H I IE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT SM -M 2E « l HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC II a parson VacMa* te appeal a dec**ion made with respect lo any mailer considered al the above me*ting or hearing, ha may need a verbatim record at tha pea­ ce*ding*. Including lha testimony and avldana*. which retard M net provided by th* City ol ganlord. (F t E M .S IM ) Janet R. Dougherty City Clark Publiah March IS. IS. IS M DiO-1 IS e Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The edminlatretton of Ihe eetele of MARGIE L ATWELL, deceeted. File Number SS-I4SCP. i* pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminolo County, Florida. Probal* Drvtaron. the addreaa ot which it PO Drawer C. Sanford. Flor.da 32772-MSS Th* name* and addraivet ol th* Paraonal Rapreaanlattv* and th* Paraonal Represen­ tative'* atlomey are aat forth bo low ALL INTEAEBTIO PARTUS AMS NOTIFIED THAT AN persona on whom thia notice la Mnrsd, who hov* obfecUona lha I chaNeng* th* veirdUy ot the wlii. th* quofiltcotiona of th* peraonal represen­ tative venue, or funadiclion of thra Court, or* required ta Me then obieclton* with Ihr* Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF THRSI MONTHS AFTER T H I DATS OF T H i FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF T H II NO TICK ON THEM AM creditor* of th* dacadant and othar paraona having claim* or demends egainet th* deoedenr* eetele. on whom a copy of Ihr* nolac* la •erred, within three month* after th* dal* of lha firal publication of this nolle*, mual til* lhair claim* with thra court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHE AFTER THE OATE OF THIE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH II NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE OATE OF EERVICE OF A COPT OF I HIS NUIICb ON THEM All othar creditor* et th* deca­ dent. and parson* having claims of demand* against decadent's aalata, must ttt* their clakm with thia Ceurt WITHIN THREE MONTHE AFTER THE DATE OF THE FI RET PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILSO WILL BE FOREVER SARREO Th* data of th* ftrat publica­ tion ot I hi* notie* ** March IS. IS M Personal RapraaanMIhra. CHRIST) O. SMITH 32203 Blaekwalar Oaks Drive ■uetis. Florida 32724 Attorney Far Peraonal Representative RICHARD A. COLE (M O V !. JR.. IBOUI RE Fla Bar No : TM 4 I0 PO Boa 724 Sanford, Florida SI 771-0 72* (407) M4-E200 Publiah March I t . 10. IM S DEO-ttO m C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S 16— R M TN S C IR C U IT CO URT FOR BSMIROLS CO UN TY PRORATS DIVISION FILS HUMRSRl *B -t**-C P IN RE THE (STATS OF MARCHE L ATWELL. e O ' T T M Q V J p h i d — VW PCXC E C F W L C T WD C VJC a n t u i J U F S L U X . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : *Wb *0 know thal Art Is not truth Art Is a i s that make* us raslU* truth - — Pablo Picasso • UMbyNEAlnc 1* I �71—-Help W anted 71— H elp Wanted 71—H elp Wanted CLEANING PERSON NEEDED F la iiM hour* Transportation provided if needed 330-090S Rsaldsntlal Cltanlng IncMpiOdint Gift CiW o^/ party plan dttrtoutort Procasa orders Irom home Ready cash For start-up kit'1-lim* member­ ship lea. MAIL $30 00 ehack/mo lo CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N La lemon I Are. Winter Park. FL 32792 Saminols Herald. Senford, Florida •Thursday. March 19,1998 - S B K IT 'N* C A R LYLE ® by Larry Wright 153— A A O C A R R I E R S , IN C . "Horn* Weakly" * Lay ftw Plan* "Eirtr* stop Pay" ‘401K Hehremenl" "Health Insurance" •Vacation Pay" 'fid** Program" ‘SatoHfla Equip' 1 yr OTR aip/CUta A COL req Please Can Sam to Spm 1600 674 9050 Mon Fn Only EO€ Experienced BotxaVNew hoi land Operator COL Inc Top ________ pert *11$-3411________ EXPERIENCED CARPENTER wflh tool* A truck laborer* alio needed Ca« 330-6400__________ LABORER NEEDEO Pour mold*, good working common* Apply Sand Creation Inc S* eurity Warehouse 2499 Old laka Mary nd. Suite 106. San ten__________________________ Hiring FRAME B ENOCH lor Manna Cannae operation ________ Call 33T-1136.________ F R O N T D E S K CLER K / N IQ M T A U D ITO R Apply in parion Day* Inn Sanlord 4«50 Wact SR 4fl GATOR LANDING NOW HIRING ■COOK *REP •SERVERS FUN PLACE TO WORK I caa (407) M O -t lt l MOLLY MAID IB HIRINO F/T" M-F "A-Apm. WUI Train. 407-717-1007. MOTHERS A OTHERS $500-12,500 P/T. Full Training. For Free Booklet Call 1-6007A4-AS54 Now hiring aipanencad COOKB, SERVICERS S DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay, paid vacations attar I yair Medical banalils and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 Weal Sanford 407-330-TTTS A 3770 Orlando Dr-17-97-Sanford. 407-121-6)01 DENNY'S RESTAURANT. Who I* looking tor aitre In­ come, Minimal daylight hour* (appro a 1Vwk) mvOtYff ifrnnQforoBnrYQ ot product MUST BE RELIABLE SEND RESPONSE TO: Blind Boi A PO B o il 147, Santord.F1 33771-1M7 PASSENOER SERVICE AOENTS. Now accepting ap plications lor th* Orlando San lord Airport Eipanancad pra larrad Faa reauma to; 407-6127541 PRODUCT COORDINATOR Oanaral oft** work plus help process • pack orders Require* phone, clerical, data entry Skit* Smoking OK Cat Siena* Herb* A Spaoaltie* 331 2087 PROFESSIONAL^ |<WnHUl--------------------INTERVIEWING NOW lor Easier photo promotion al local max Need Manager*, Work' are S Eaalar Bunnka* C al I KP7M 47U WANTED ring catalul WEIGHT LOSS, IMPROVED HEALTH ANO ENER­ GY lo*a 10300 pound* 30 day program under tt300 Sal ton guaranaaad CALL NOW » HAIR STYUST NEEDED For tmay Sankxd taton No tor lowng naca*aary Hourly «ar» ICMI.MFRU HAIR STYUST Up to SOX oommiMton tit* vi growmg La** Mary Salon FANTASTIC SAMS __________-& * * !* } _________ HMUNO FABRIC STACKER _CaK MJ - l t l l , PROMOTION COORDINATOR FOX 35 I* seating a lufl Urn* promo!ton Coordinator for our Laka Mary olflca Canckdal* wd hand* deity promo placement using B-as system Develop#! acuta stalnn cont**la>*venii and act at ktiton with tala* tar both W O fl and WOOX Strata glia tweept/iaunch planning with promotion director and oversea admaretratwn ol al pa­ perwork reiatire to ao-op pun mng and reunburaamanl Sand ratuma to Parsonnal Manager 35 Skykn* Dnv* Laka Mary F I 32746 Resumes n u ll b* re­ ceived by 0 Y 3 7 W No phon* can EOE RECEPTIONIST Needed at up notch deeienhp 4p«p week days Saturday Ba ftp Salary h commi»*r*ta with eipanenca Cad tot appoint ment >21-0440 Gibson Truck World 1311 6 Orlando Dr-Sentord ^ EOE EOt (407) 8604)444 "RESP5N$ratR08 Wa are looking tor local apato tea a t group HaaMvLtc Leeds 7SX Nsl year commit CaM 1-80CHMM1M R IG H T H A N D M AN OESK CLERK B HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budgat Inn ot Samcud 3300 S Orlando Or (17-82) L A u o f j ;ir/ 3 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Oal n o n H ground floor o> a latl-paced rapidly growing company! LABOR RITE « seek­ ing a hardworkmg sel-motrralad pereon who • computer Marate. flaiSAa and a team player Liraaam growth potential at an extremely teal-paced mduatry Apply at parson at 3S03 park Dr baflrean Bam and 3pm d**y or lai reauma to ; (407) 330 I4BS Ann Branch Manager EOE LABOR RITE ""**330-3416**** too ♦ MEN A WOMEN NEEOEO DaAy work Da*y pay Vamcla* a P U IS N E E D C O M P A N Y VAN D R IV ER W/ VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEBT LABORERS NEEOED S I. e- • * . . WORK TOOAYMUO TODAY in rental MMlWWlI Apply In parson today; IASI B French Are -e—»a.- "Cikre gay to drivera "Open I am POt Dogtreck Rd. Langwood. 2604106 dzanaarv------------Tire Sky'a the L im it.. With Capa Canaveral Crus* Una. you dakaorena whal your paychacfc wdba ire looking lor motivated people w4h a good phone ice No aiparienca neci aaiy. bacauaa wa kaat you to aucreetl You can maka 1400* flakl Work to a bn atmosphere Made aI and denial toaurence. cash iprffa A tree cruises1 1000 agn-on bonus avaaabU Ca4 407-4TP-4000 *3044 MorvFrt, pare to » pm Santord are* FT/PT C U u 0 guard lac or cert req Fu* oanalna package CaK 302SA34 or apply l i t West Laka tad, March 11th, 9a- iia. ■CCURtTY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Aaaoc. P34-7444 properties SEMINOLE LANOSCAPtNG LANDSCAPER! w frw » EARN EXTRA MONEY with your Shakkee A AT A T. Work pad tana and bu4d a lutura. CaU ISO PESO to achaduia an appofrumant lo And o il how*t_______ Cor A Insurance Needed I F R E E 331-8206 - Full Urn*, staring pay |0 00 17 OOTv SPRMKLER STSTIM IN­ STALLERS • aiparienca pratorrad. SB 0017 OOhr u atari DMVKM - tor dump truck. COL redd Fid Tima. S u l WORK and aqupmanl op­ erator. Ful Tima CALL 322*6133 $ 7 -$ 7 .5 0 /H R <1 PER HOUR BONUS POTEN­ TIAL Bet you never lnought y uld work part-time (tulMli available) at a targa corpora­ tion. Our Idaal candidate world full-time, attend school or need* eatra Incoma. AH you ■d la a clear speaking voi and basic computer akiH*. Wa leech you the rest) W* are Fix­ ing neaJbto waning and sh hand shift! 20-15 hour* per weak. Call Norrell Services 1■Q. t_i^fnVuierel_l ___ IniBiYlBw. FOE NO FEE MAFTLANO 1754*7$ UCF 1 4 4 4 V I 3? 1-1)759/321-22!>/ OAKRIDGE FARMS Osteen/ Deltona area 10 acres. Ideal lor nones or cattle farm Mobile home or bomeM* Zoned agn $44 900 Financing aval w/ *m down payment (104) 797-9300 Sanford Harold needs Fu* or part nma Top salary bo nut and commission Smoking office longwood location Cat Debt** ai 767 9270 PAY RANGE 11.799 71$1,738.11 Monthly Minimum requirements graduation from an acrred-led 4 yr coaega major court* wort in social science or criminal fustic* Preferred Aiks and educator Master degree m counswfcng or related raid andtor 2 y-s wore sip to (krecl victim senneas tovorvmg children anrtor seiu *i benary victims Musi Sttonvl a Slate of Fknde Application to Stela Altomeys Office. 100 E 1st Street Santord F l 13771 by 0337^6 EOE. WANTED; indnoduai* who Are seeking a MiUmg people on■ afctj (AT employ mare anvaonenart, pto/aurOnji statu* and beneffla Conaidar tha carver of Denial Assisting Format education of 1200 hows Loading lo SUM and National credential* Work to a feat paced, highlay Nu-hTM-al *vm changing career m lha alhad health held ol Dental Assrsung CaM Orange Technical CentersOrlando Tech Dental Departmare, 407-344-7040, eat 4434. Whether you are already to Pi* work plac*. ready to reentar or |utt looking lo th* future they hay* a program designed lor you*__________________ WAREHOUSE MANAGER OPI manufacluier'ttstnbuter requae* hands-on maregm tor al shtoxwig. recerm g A order pro­ cessing Inventory control asp heptul Only goal onented. herd working manager* need apply Send reauma to Comp*** Mar kenng 115 CoatOm* Rd. Santord. FL 32771 No phon* cal* p a r tm e n ts ■ WORK FROM HOME FVT F/T S40O-SA.Q00 * mo GROUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 256 apt community located to Sanford F/T p-'.hon Oood BenaMi II nmnrefad cal 322 1051 EOE/WWP M A R IN E R 'S V I L L A G E LAKE ADA I BORM. S4104JO 7 OURM. $470*40 AMOUR 3 2 3 -6 6 7 0 NOTHING BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! Gotonew Apt* on Rnehart Rd A 46A. Lk Mary Al apt home* wf prtv aiarms/garaga* State totlha art actnntyflitnas* facility Open today Stop out or cal 303 3001 tor a personal snow R F / W ttC pal 8 paint Nee yard, encl front porch $55,000 A ll* DC DC CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 334-9311, Eat 106 H r'.ilty R o s o u r c F 's QROVCVMtW 37. **l to wr. up naatar surf*, nail to a cMart 363 000 DC DC CAUAW AY. Realtor (407) 3144011, Eat 105 HUO OKAY 407-339-8633 SANFORD STUDIO APT - Stogt* person, osier met 6340/mo * $200 (top 333-0631 100—Condominium Rentals 6ANFORO(3/l) Pm* Ridge Cbb $525Tno UAKEOA Corp Real tor *44 4 IOC 103— H U s For R n f u r n is h e d NOTICE A* rental and real estate adver­ tisements are aubfect to th* Federal Faa Houamg Act which makes a Hagai to advert** any preference limitation, or di* ermwanon based on rece. col­ or raagion. sea. harxkcap, famaial M M or nakonal ongat 1400 DOWN— WHY RENT? Whan you can own the 3 bWm ham* w OHA. new pave A car­ pal 7 Ask about HUO home*! The HMtoean Oraeg, h*. Otd down town LAKE MANYGreat tor Xve-m oflica. A l new. a beam tut** Wr tee bath. U kitchen, W/D. 50 fl auto pordt, AaSOtoio 137 E Cryatof Lk Awe. 1/1 ent 6 $45CVmo BANFORO 3/3 plus rear Eaf-to-kXch . hr DR. pool A many alira* 3790/mo ♦ aac. dap W4-3444 Ti SANFORD WLLA V i 154 Long leaf Paw Ca. gar. 1650/mo ♦ dap 7BM14S ar 323-4444 6Tt)4iff>a4»MkTAL6 MAYF/UR OAKS « ml lam im. dbt gat. Ig to n prrh, on weiar Leaaae/opaon I1 H M 1 1 M BANFORO 4/1 ig oor lot stor ag*. new crpVwnyt. 17*8/17*0 NORTH LAKE 1/1 b m corxto w/acre pako. W/D.. M00/SI0Q JMB DOYLE (407) 323-3430 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 117— C o m m e r c ia l en ta ls LEASE Pnma showroom A warehouse $10,970 aq R SR 441 frontage 407-5752500 OFFICC/WHSE 3.000-15.000 tl From $3 at. Prim* location Hwy 17-93 Santord. 1 M horn Aaport Bflrd CaB 334-4440 JMVSue 118—Office Stace Foe E FF K K N C Y A MOVE Bt BPECtALff 400 aq. It 8 upl 1265 A MONTH. ORcaStoraga. 331-0130 or 333-2654 323-S006 FURNISHED ROOMS-A* ubti tod Laundry, phone, and U use $45-190 « weak 324-4955 p a r tm en ts 1 GREAT LOCATIONS 1 A 2 Bdrma S37SA440 Mon ___________ 331-0133__________ APARTMENT LOCATORS Never a lea. AX i 1 jflft lift 6 f APAHTMETNB 1300 * up. same dap ** rant. No pat* or chawen. Cal 322-3342 CARRIIRS fo r Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! Ren t LAKE MARY/BANFORO Nca area 3/1 6. fry aal-m kAch. (armit room, naw carpal, vmyi A pant $09,000 9)0-7790 At > IIHtl/.Hl [ HUM I S V IN T Iin l 1 r H U f t R T I iS RENOVATRO Over 1600 aq R DwvLrvflpf acre preh $44,900 4/14 Over t 600 tq f l. Wfrkrv tom. frptc. fried. $43,900 H ouas or DUPLEX 3 kitchens 1/3 acre, renovated 144,100 1/4 acre, pnv » •r» i 11 M M iM iir ji i t i.•i SANPORO 81 tram*, tog tot CN/A. sal Ash $4SK bred up $39900 a*to ess-sist AR EA-3/3 MUST b E U J U frA doucia garaga, tried yard. 300 Roa* Or C el even mg* 349-SB57 BANPORO PESO 3 7 w/2 car gar. race Pea*, naw Ha. Ians throughout, great lamity ne-gn borhooto. $76,500 333-3301 BANFoRO Handyman Staal V 1 or 3/1 btoefc. C H A $26K Worth S55K load Great rental 695-5151 430 commercial gravely. 14 hp kohler motor. 46 inch belly mower $500 firm 1 bnggs mo­ tor. electric starter for snapper mower. 1 brlggs lawn mower I tOO each 2 Royal typewriters $50 each 322-9314. FREE WOOD B WOOD CHIPS S MULCH CALL 323-3491 SNAPPER RIDER 33 Inch 11hp electric start w>bag $650 22 inch self propelled mower $75 Gas weed eater $75 Gas chai n saw $50 Cal) 323-3441 199— P e t s & S u p p l i e s For a lew pennies more, gel the latest lechnology In liquid wormer* Ask STENSTPOU OENERAL FEED (323 1550) about HAPPT JA C K U Q U lV)CT..Thants a BIG tifl*rence"l (•rerer^haggjrjackmc^com^^^^^ o b il e H 211— om es A ale 34 a 44 17 Spkt 1962 Skykn* New carpel, vwty. lap svkng ineganr Spi $18400. CARRIAGE COVE (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -6 1 6 0 OWNER FINANCING . customed 2/1 smg* wide Covered pako shed mce carpel, aokd wood dressers A cabinets StSOO down A $199/mo 331-3717 PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes $3 000 10 $6 000 Set Up Financing QUtETI 332-2M1 W eal Estate a n ted B u rm a h o u s e s PLUMS Of LEMONS Chare* BAB-7317 in v e s t o r PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE tor rent with scene walertrurs v«w Located al Htoden Harbour Manna m me Port ol Santord Appro i 1800 sq ft. tlSOCfrmon base rent Cal 407322-1610 181— A p p l ia n c e s 8 -? 922 CROWS BLUFF LANE Santord Place Computer, clothing, games, new queen sue bed complete and mtse"" GARAGE SALE FRI/SAT. BAM 3 30PM/ 166-172 Wood Ridge Tr Kaywood S/0 off 46-A A Oregon Mtsc Items GARAGE SALE SAT 746 Baywood Circle-Sunlantl Estates King bed set. antique German cabinet sofa. P120 Computer and accessories$700 Loltofmisc GIGANTIC! YARD SALE BENEFIT FOR TORNADO VICTIMS FRISAT Mar 20th A 21st a 00 AM •7 Santord Church ol God 801 West 22nd Street 219— W MOOCRN FURN A Anttqua* 1 PIECE or Who** Household w B U k t t M U W X k 217— G 189— O f f ic e S u p p l ie s MAC PCRFORMA 600. 60630 PROCESSOR. 12 MB. HP660C color pnnttr, color morvior, 289 Ux m o d $400 921-9013 arage S ales A VARO SALE I* lha perfect way lo do that and th* SemtooJ* Hereto can bring people to your door Advert t* your Sale m th* SertWMto Narato lor orVy $51/ ime and welch Vie itama laaw* whaa th* money come* to Cal by Noon on Tuaaday and y o r 5kna ad can run for three dry* to th* Hereto tor ONLY $9.1111 Al wa ask is lhal you prepay the ad Cal u* we ran heto’i (407) 322-2811 3-FAMILY YARD SALE FRI 6-4 RAIN DATE SAT Fo r S ale SEIZED CARS Irom $175 Porsche*. Cadillacs, Chevys. BMWs. Corvettes Also Jeeps. 4W Ot Your area Tofl Free 1600 216 9000 EH 2206 tor cur­ rant listings 238— V WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? ars $1 OLDS CUTLASSS Runs Oood. $300. Firm Cell 336-6442 Outdoor space available SUGARS VS on Ceniral-Oviedo FRiSAT $5 ismme: e h ic l e s W a n ted CASH M S PAIOt For Junk Caa. Trucks A Mtsc1 WEfPAMCnCABCAuTirui 322-5990 240— B o R en tals at FtSHING BOATS FOR RENT Starting at $30 A up Also 24‘ Pontoon CaU 330-1612 241— R V ec. e iu c l e s / C a m p e r s For Sale 1174 /UPSTREAM 35 ft. $4,100 caah buy. 372-093* 1991 39 ft Winnebago 360 eng , Onan ganr , AT. PB. PS, roof air, fume, stove w'crven refng, micro . ful bath, sleeps 6. tm appk A lutch war* net $7,900 303-9333 BEAVER M OTORHOM ES 3100 Amalie Aveoff 20th St Lot* ol furniture and household 6 mac flams Ful Lina Sammof* Town Center mas March 20-29 M E n t S I CHURCH RUMMAGE Fu* Lata Semmol* Town Cartier max March 20-29 1-4 EM 51 SAFARI MOTORHOMES 6 BAKE SALE FRVSAT March 20th A 211t 900-300 Grace FaAowsNp Church. 2401 S Park Ave. Santord. T O Y S , chJdran A adiN doll**, kareture household flam*, baked good* A much, much morel e s t a t e Sa l e FRI/SAT 183— T e l e v i s i o n 6 c S ie h f o /Ra d io ZENITH COLOR IB Inch TetoMaon-tobto modal Oood eondtt o J « O O C 4 ig W « 3 ^ ^ _ Buy Alum. Cans Copper / Brets Kokomo Recycling: 331-0004 914 W. Flral-M/F 4-5, Sat> 1 ANTIQUES DLALERS F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e KENMORE apl aura W D $200 for both, good conation Cal 324-0667 M ATTRESS BALE • Full H it used boa tprmga A mattrest $65 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 an ted to n t iq l ie / C o u e c t j b i e s U DAY BED While. Vidonan sryt* with 2 twin mattresses A tomde Never urad $300 407- S ales GARAGE SALE FRI/SAT 231— C 14s 4417 Split 1963 Kak Fum sem rm. carport $11400. arage 7:30-2:30 1(r57 Banana Laka Ad-Lake Mery Larks scooter, ALL household good ptoi quxu. trunks, antiques Ashes, carpernter and other toot* Too trudt to sat Rhn* hart Road Wed on 46A. over 1-4. Lart at 9w banker stop. 1st house on RAIN OR SHINE R V L iq u id a to rs S a le 100-9 of R V t to b i bom Bank Repo*, OoVt Surplus, Factory Distressed, New 8 Used. March 20 • 29 Semlnols Town Ctr Mall M to Exit #S1. Tare Campers. Owsef Pusher*. Travel Traaar*. Clati C l. Van Carnpwa, C leu A Mututtaurees. 5th Wheats Trades A Consignments wetserved For totarmanon cal ________ (407) 324-0334________ QULF8TREAA4 M O TO RHOM ES A TR A ILER S Ful Una. Samtooi* Town Carttar max March 20-29 M Eafl 51 BANPORO Aamodatod 3/1 btock horn*, hug* tread lor neat to park Oreat area CH'A $59,900, tow On. $47CVmon 6955151_____________________ S T JOHNS RIVER 3 acre* 37 5 Treat. Ivaptoc*. dock, much more $204,000 3494750 MADE LIKE NEW. PasK. carpet. OVA. t bdr. $53,900 Cal Dot WaXar-Jareuan Proparbaa 323 3196 or 3303266. 153— A creage L o t Fo r Sa u 114 ACRES Oataan area River access Owner financing. Only 666.000 Ca* 332-9099 _____ I LO T S 04 437 aero** born Bunland I DELTONA 10 acre* ideal tor 1 BuMaa a iXibto • 1100 BP 8 14008P. 447-331-7004 157— M 217— G arden DOUBLE BAR "M" Ranch local ed m Osteen Buys beel'slaugh tar cam* Pick-up service is available 333413$ BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wflh 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin $75 Full 395 Oueen $115 King |t6S Call OfFfCE/OFFICS-WARSHOUBE - n e u b n is h e d tog* & G SANOLE W OOD-1/1 Upstairs New appl A O t A over looks pool New pemVcerpet Reduced to $25,200 Cell 322 9315 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED ouses- n 200—Li vestock/Fa RM Supplies 159— R Home* from panniaa on $1 Dernquent Tat. Repot REOa Your Area Tea Free (1) 600-31S0000 Eat H 2306 tor curare list 193— L a w 1 BORM UNIT. Pm* Ridge Con­ do AR appt. met 3 Ians, many ettraa Lakeside view Pool, spa A tenru* Cal 326 9439 Fo r S an apecfei -saraMonm WEEKLY RENTAL* Starting S 577/wk Hwtonc Downtown 310-4421 U 141— Homes For Sale n f u r n is h e d R WELDER POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! 300 N. French Ave. Senford, FL U VICTIM WITNESS COUNSELOR II to b e g in a g re a t n e w jo b l J&cminolc Herald 99— A ROSE LEA VR.LAB 't e l e m a r k e t e r s o n d o m in iu m s Fo r S ale TECHNICAL WOFL-TV is seeking a pert bm* matter control opera lor el our Lake Mary lecikry Preiar auto­ mation experience Th* hours of this position are 6 00 pm 4 00 am Friday through Sunday Sand resume to personnel Men agar. 35 Skyline Dmre. Lake Mary. FI 32746 Resumes must be received by 03.?7/9S No phone cafla ptoea* EOC________ e s ta b lis h e d r o u te s In t h s S a n fo r d a re a . A ll y o u n e e d Is d e p e n d a b le tra n sp o rta tio n * o r g a n iz a ­ tio n a l s k ills a n d a fte rn o o n a v a ila b ility In o r d e r Apply In Person at the: 155— C ____________ E A R I M F U L L - T I I V 1E P A Y FDR P A R T -T IM E W O R K The «’ <t 11 y il f i' »w d »f PAY OFF YOUR BILLS 99— A ot rental Parl-TIma Raliraa . 5 acres-city water, light pole, seplc tank Owner Financing Only $49,100.________ 4 A 4/10 acres Reduced to $59400 BtVtfltr B MASON flf ALTY (407) 740-1500 93— R o o m SECRUIRTY OFFICERS F or t Wekiva Pines Blvd. MxyTtg aip a must F/T Good SANDWICH PIZZA MAKER P/T or F/T F » i M hours Ap­ ply VtVONA a 334-4147 FOR UN DERGR OUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH ataUKANCS ANO aaiK LABOR READV e. N i i d i T9 worEars owiy. "M aifn on bonus to new *m- Lo ie GENEVA SERVICE TECHNICIAN To repair A maintain X-Ray Mm processors throughout Central Florida Drug'smoke free Call *07-311-4834 esk For Rich, Hiring BEWINO MACHINE Operators for marine canvas operation. Call 337-1125 TEACHER For Pre-achool Eiponencad CDA preferred San lord area Cell 331-5577 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A baaueM A eiatng hotel to catod at >ta UCF area w hiring lor lha following pontioni BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS, COOKB. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS, COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER, NtOHT CLEAN­ ER, CONCIEROE, Q UEST SERVICE RtPRESCKTTTtVE. AppN m parson to HoAday Inn 12135 Hgh Tacft Are . Orlando Sa PART TIME - Cleaning IratNng. painter* helper House renova Inn* Tran* req 338-1257 -PART-TIME EMPLOYEES* creage taming or rwiaryf Zoned agncuBurai. $3,900/ACRE. Em down tobaatar inane*. 904-7B71771 aa 275-Dxywall 287-L a w n S ervices ORYWALL'STUCCO Rapairi Was A Cadatg Textures 1333-4338 GREG GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM O U AU TY CARE FREE EST 133-0939 2 5 3 -A D D m O N S 6c R em o d e lin g ADVANCE TECTONtCB Addition* Horn** 1981 131-4444 CGC001A44 NEW REMOOCL REPAIR Doors, window*, carpentry, sjchyvi dMcki 8 eoncmls. 321*4632 B Q Beknt C8C1B880 256-Appliance Repair JO-RITX }*ire. al braruM/appL. tod hot rt_tmJI7U6300>or^B*£540_ 2 5 9 -B e d 6c B r e a k f a s t 278-H a n d y M a n U-BUY-iT- I will Aasemel* Hfl AppWtoy*/*nt ctr/etc Local At 478-1043 279-Hauling TM A H M M oval allTYPER. Oearerttoed best rata Con ■truann dvbr*. garage dean out roofing. Wa HAUL ANYTfrKNO Larga traiars drop of! svaxatxa U»c/ln*ur 1-400-944-HAUL (43M) "TH R B M m O R C M D * OeaarWont Bad B Breakfad ton. 2 8 0 -H o F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n , c a ll F r a n k V b lto lln e at th e S e m in o le H e ra ld . 322-2611 263-Carpentry CARPENTER. Al Home repair*, pembng8ceramicMe. ‘ ~ 321-9972 264-Carpet 6c Installations ■CARPET!IARPWOOO* CHARLES . en) ID0-(D C8C087M DAVIO KRY C O M B TR U C n d fT MawRIamodaBneMapalra Lie: CGC047934 310-7103 HANOYMAN Patnbno. concraM. dry wall, remodeling, renova­ tion* Cal 282 7099 281-Irrigation 8c __________ R e p a i r __________ ft moaetB iw* cxxnpane m form * j* | W T v 6 ^ M « 9 0 M l^ n ^ -331-Bill art LEWISJAMTOMALSUPPLY 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g THERE'SROOII FORYOURAD RIGHTHERE! CAU 322-3411 FULL LAWN SVC hedge*! 269-Cleaning Services buehaa. am fra* ktmnwtg. 7 yr* •ap. Senior dac Sabalaclton guar. For baa aat 660 8602 I* CLRANMfO SVC Raafd/ wttm. Free a*L 324-0327/or pgr or vnm*d reapona* 999-3961 MORTGAGE SOURCE experts m rrcDeni MongigiB Purchaaa or I “ 4B74 CnmmUaato Ouatty Bvc/Salistachon guar. Uc/ln* 321-0944 rM * RANCH RENTALS 487-1 287-Lawn Services JOVE-IN-OUT 3ic •■Pieaauke WUhingw Free AAA M 302-7220 or pgr 372-3110 372-311 ■nd HomaeOtoCondtVApart WkMBk-wkfy/Ma U8CANSUR |W7-33B-7$43 407-324-4379 300-Pressure C l e a n in g UeAna. Mafor credit 321-4132 Dacka'Walii'DnvM’Homa** "BuMdhga-RaarConvifFrea E n' Uac/lnaur 9 team Factory $10dtocourrt w/ad 324-7966 308—Termite Repair DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 312—T ree S e r v ic e CMAPI CMRAP1 Tree removal pruntogflnfacbonartotal land acapmg liao/toaur 331 APOLLOCLXAMNOBVC . 291-Mortgages Comm., remodel fl pea MC. VISA____407-310-1741 SPfUNKLIA REPAIR Al makes hour access. L o c a te d b e h in d S e m in o le H e r a ld n e w s p a p e r b u ild in g . T r u c k lo a d in g d o c k a v a ila b le at n o a d d it io n a l c o a t . N o le a s e re q u ire d . E-Z PARA SERVICES Dhroroe StOQ/WM* MO CtM (407) 334-017124 hr*. noodTutoAflael itoNtoostoMrvp/ "■ * W a r e h o u s e s p a c e fo r re n t, 1 ,2 5 0 e q . ft., p a rt o f la rg e r w a r e h o u s e a re a . 2 4 m i Improvements 262-Cabinets A -2 LawTech Dnrorc* $53. Custody $75 Bankruptcy $76. Nam* Changr 656. Etc. 24 hr* (407) 633-0347 hfltpdflkrww.mindapftng.com/ — 3k«iR6v8b Avery i WAREHOUSE SPACE 288-Legal Services ORAS3 MASTERS AX M Dapandabia •Cal tar Free 330-7174 DON PfCKRRN TRE1 SVC Trea/slump removal Free eat Ucetoaw. 33B-7342 SIMPSONS Prel Trea 6vc. 2C ytk aap. 24 hr atorm damega Senior dacount. Total frea care Free attimalaa Bucket truck .C a l 327-4736 TOMMY RUNYON Lawn 8 Trea 6vc Xo/lna, raakd/com. Bucket kudu atump grtndng. haa aat CaM £>4-1478 �I •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Thursday. March 19.1998 by Chic Young < £ § by Art Sansorrf* THE BORN LOSER ‘ chief , l HOPE TOO WONTGONNDEC i m V i i a i N o u P '- . What causes colds? DEAR DR. GOTT: Please scltle a family dispute. I believe that a cold is caused by a virus that is passed (mm person to person through coughing and sneezing. My husband claims that people get colds if they go out without a jacket or go to bed with wet hair. Who's right? DEAR READER; You are The cold vims is spread by person to person contact via water droplets from infected nasal oral secretions. Thus, you can catch a cold if you arc in close prosimity to an Infected per­ son who sneezes or coughs The cold vims can also be spread by kissing and by hand to-mouth contact. For instance, if a cold sufferer blows his nose and then opens a door, he may leave sufficient vims residue on the doorknob for another person entering the room to get the viruses on her hand, later spread the viruses to her nose or mouth, and come down with a cold several days later. Going outside on a winter day with out a coat (or to bed with wet hair) does not cause colds. However, whether we develop symptoms of a cold often depends on the strength of our immune systems, becoming chilled or overtired can weaken our immune systems and thus make us susceptible to a variety of rims infer lions Therefore, your husband is on the right track, although he is techni cally incorrect DEAR DR. GOTT: Because of severe asthma. I have been pre­ scribed prednisone for many years I am now 72. Should I have a bone den sity test? DEAR READER Without a doubt Although prednisone, a steroid dmg. is a remarkably effective reme­ dy for many diseases (including asth mat, it does have serious side effects when taken for eslended periods. Such side effects include cataracts, diabetes, changes in mood, weakness, reduction in immunity and osleoporo sis Having taken prednisone for years, you are a prime candidate for some or all of these complications A bone density test will indicate how much calcium your bones have lost and whether aggressive anti­ osteoporosis therapy Is indicated As you know, osteoporosis is marked by weak and brittle bones that break eas­ ily. Therefore, it's important for you to discover how much the prednisone has accelerated this condition Your doctor can order the lest, interpret the results and advise you about the need for therapy. Also, while you're discussing this situation with your physician, ask him if inhaled steroids might be a better option than prednisone pills There are several types of cortisone spray, and all are effective in treating asth­ ma without the risks inherent in oral steroids. DR. G O TT ' factors, alcohol abuse - and hormone deficiency, one of the least common causes PETER G O T T . M .D . DEAR DR. GOTT; I'm a 57 year old man with impotence. This has been treated with hormone shots, but I am unhappy with the results. I drink two beers a day. Could this have any bear­ ing on the injections? DEAR READER: Impotence is a complex condition of varied causes, including circulatory problems, dia­ betes, many medications, emotional 39 CIA'S predecessor 1 Moves around 37 Joyful quickly exclamation 6 Acting award 39 Snoops 10 Not awake 40 TV's Marta — 12 Fashion 42 I smell----photographer 49 Sign of the Richard — zodiac 14 — d' 49 Tiger Woods' (restaurant org. employee) 49 Pari of 15 Father or Congress mother 51 Western rope 16 Sched. abbr. 94 Caressed 17 Burst 55 Qualm 19 Impulsive 59 Fibbed 20 Museum object 97 Short letters 23 Takes a jet 29 Binging* DOWN syllable 27 Mao----lung 30 Auto safety exam device (2 wde.) 32 Regal fur 4 Southeast 34 Dried grape Aslan hoiId 39 One of the 9 Sun. speech' Barrymores Two beers a day should not affect your potency or interfere with your tes lostcronc injections. Thus, your incom­ plete response to the shots may indi cate that a hormone deficiency is not the basis pf your erectile dysfunction You should see a urologist for fur ther testing and treatment. For exam pic, you might be helped by a suction device, injections into the penis, a pel let of medication inserted into the ure thra, surgery, or counselling. 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D0E6 THAT MAKE OUR FBtMO£>HJPWro0tf HX-ADVI 6€D! £ t 6 K Y f V y ( m aykJ I spend much lime mediating — as Mrs. Malaprop might have said — over the bidding sequences I give in this column. Should I stick to methods from the 1950s because most readers probably still use them? Or should I bring everyone Into the 1990s? As reg­ ular readers will know, I lean toward the latter. I hope you agree with Dr. Samuel Johnson, who pointed out, "Curiosity is one of the most perma­ nent and certain characteristics of a vigorous intellect.” And there's always something to be gleaned from the play. This deal features three modern bids that enjoy ubiquitous use in tourIrat, North usea a nament bridg bridge. Fir transfer bid, his two-heart response FRANK AND ERNEST -t -z showing at least five spades. Then he makes a splinter bid; an unusual jump to show slam interest in spades with at most one dub After South cue-bids. North uses Roman Key Card Blackwood, the modern ace asking convention that includes the trump king as a fifth "ace." Finally, North bids an optimistic grand slam. Now South exhibits his declarerplay expertise. Having to find the dia­ mond queen, he sets out on a voyage of discovery. After winning with the club ace, South ruffs a club in the dummy, plays a trump to hand, ruffs a club, crosses to hand with a trump, draws the last trump, and cashes his heart tricks. What has South learned? He knows that West began with three spades, at least three hearts and six dubs. So, he has at moat one diamond. Declarer cashes dummy's diamond king, then runs the diamond jack. Nicely played! •a havs tar-reecnmg enacts tor you. In the year ahead, you finally might gel certain paybacks that art long overdue. What you reoeive wd enhance yom secu­ rity boti tangibly and Mangbiy. East * 4 V 9I 9 e I * K Q9■74 to 7 2 99 753 e * J 10 V South * V * * A A A A 10 9 • 3 10 4 4 93 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South South 1NT 2* 40 50 West Pass Pass Pass Pass North 2V 4* 4 NT 7* East Pass Pass Pass All pass j____5 you must express them wen conviction Friday. March 20.1996 * 2 W est * 5 3 2 Opening lead: * K PISCES (Fob. IP March SO) Your finan­ cial aspects are extremely encouraging lor tie next lew days. If you don't add to your holdings or cut loses. youH have orty youraeM to blame. Get a jump on Me by underatandkig the influences 9ial wM govern you In the year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph predebons by maMng 92 to Astro-Graph, cfo this newspaper. P.O. Box 1798. Murray Hd Station. New York, NY 10198. Be sure to stale your zodiac sign. ARKS (March 2 1 -April 19) If you hope <Brthday MIMS * K QJ I 74 * K Q 4 e K J 2 OIMbyNEAlac. Enthusiasm wd give a boost to what you have to offer. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Things will go smoolhsr lor you todsy It you Inch back In a situation whsro you shars a mutual intsrost, enabling associates to assort thomastvss. GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) Today has rewarding potontlal, provided you align youraeN wih people who take what they do seriously. Do not let the malingers hold you beck. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Significant slaps can ba takan today toward an objective you're anxious to achieve. It wd require aM your dedication and locus to pul 9 oft. LEO ( M f IS-Aug. 22) A domineering IndMdual may try to duauadt today you from using your piano. H you think what you have to offer la bettor, don! yield any ground. VIRGO (Aug. 23-BepL 22) Thera are some Important adjustments stirring at cvhur North LIBRA (Sept 23 -Oct. 23) Parinorstups look promising for you today. Thara could ba two adjustments In thu area that wd bo worth purawng and exscubng ■ SCORPIO (O ct. 14-Nov. 12) Re­ muneration you deserve la not going to bo denied you. Condttons are moving in ways where youl ba In poaaion lor your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 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I ’f e s l e v in lo tm e d ! unti l w h.it tin •o i i i t i i a t n l i t d i d v i l o n g o i d n t M g t it I »\ t e j i l . i v l l l g t h e si i l l . i l l o jH iin tin g out w tie n tin shots w i ’t i t i ll it u n i t i n t a l i ot s p i r i t hHHo h »>'»**'* • r\<w*-1 Water from a nearly Ufokon underground j» j>o caused «itons<vo dam age to part ol lake Mary Boulevard Wednesday lane ciosuros caused traffic tie ups botwoon U S H ighxa, 1 7 92 in Santord and Country Club Boad in lake Mary Traffic snarls behind water line break on Lake Mary Boulevard By NICK PFEIFAUF Hr raid Stall Writer SANFOKI) A major water line break Wednesday has been causing trallli problems on lak r Marv llnult-v.iid Like Marv Seminole County <md Sanlord are all involved in resolving the problem, as Isa ionir.it lor who taiised the break Anthontlrs say (lie repairs are expelled to be completed by 4 ,‘M tilts altrnioon Hie pipe was said to have been strui k Irv pnv.ite lomji.inv (onstnutlon equipment According tn Seminole ( minty Assis taut Road Su|>rrlntendeiit Tom George. the iiimjiuny was do­ ing landscaping in the median, under a county contrai i 'll was a directional bore, under the roadway.* he said "lluniaciilnr stnak a 10 imh water main and the water caused the underside ol the pavement to wash out The breakage was along the edge ol the roadway between U.S. Highway 17-02 and Country Club Ito.id m the vicinity ol Bee Road. Page 3A It t o o k I I t l d e l t o l e . u t "J I II** s v s t e i l l l le ts III*’ o t lli e| l e t l e i t o i l w l i a t tl ie v . u e ai t u a l l v d o i n g in a give n s itu a tio n * sa id Cmtjr Mitch Tindel <tbovo steadies his aim witti a laser-equipped gun that will help officers test their skills for real-life situations th>it may result in imminent bodily harm Sqt Darrel Presley left, said the exorcise helps with the mental process of whether to shoot or not I 'l e s l e v llie r e a n .i I h . i i I J i i to 2 ri s i e n . u lo s |n| ,i J ilin tu| tn i h o u s e In . in I o i e x .illijile I Unti l tl.n l l s i t u a t io n w ill’l l ' In a n d tils M iteo | ia t t u e i . i j i ji i o a i In it ,i d r u n k l a y i n g o n a pla/a In i n I. A s tlu-v ti\ to w.ikt him tin diunk titan dishes a kiltie 1Itldel Is now (.tied with a "shout don't shoot* d ile m m a A s the e|il sod e jilays out the dnmk lunges .it T i m i d s video ji.ul net Hits "shunt* dei isio li tested the o ltlie rs thought plot ess on will’ll to lire Ills weajMiu ‘ It deh llllrlv m a k e s d tf 1u**w*it »’ur#st Sec Shoot. Page 3A Homeowners get relief from bankrupt builder From Staff Reporta I.AKE MARY IS Hank rupnv -ludgi’ Arthur H lirtsk man inav apjiruvc two jiro |«>scd lending |)rogiains that intilil complete homes that were imili't lonstruition when an Altamonte Sittings home builder i losell Its doors be I ailse o| lln.itlil.il Jitoblems Olvmpl.t Homes 11it was building 17 homes m scvcial ( I'uiral I loud,i i iimmunities ini hiding Woodhudgc Likes in Like Marv Ihe lotisiimiiou loiiipanv tiled haukni|>n\ in .l.lllll. irv seeking leoigalll/a lion o| its liiialli es Hnskman appioved an .igleemenl Wednesday with Sunlnisi tot S7M2 (KXi to h Haiti e Ihe i nlliplftlnll ot Hi homes Another 21 and a sjici model i mild lie I omjileled ll Ihe pldge i all real h a deal with Regions Hank and I’eojile First I ollimuiiltv Hank Ihe two hanks will jirovide binds lo talllig $7'.»5.1HKI Several subcontractors and See llo m ei, Page JA Sanford shines the light on excessive glare in neighborhoods By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - la-l the light shine where II may. but let the people objec t If they wish, when the light causes a glare. That's the essence of a new Sanford ordinance approved on first reading rartler this month. According tn City Manager Hill Simmons, the change In the city's ordinance regarding exces­ sive light which may cause excessive or objec­ tionable glare In a residenc e may not lie consti­ tutionally correct as iiresently worded The two main points ol the new ordlnaniiwere stressed m the wording pen.lining In lighting standards in residential areas llu- lust section says: (a) All lighting Is requited lo he Inslalli'd ill such a manner and he so shielded ih.it the mm­ ol light shall (all within the perimeter ol the pro|H*rly upon which suiti lighting Is located ijghtlng shall he directed away from adjacent j>ro|M'rlles. No direc t glare- shall In- directly vtsi ble trom a |iuhllc nghl-of way or residential use adjacenl lo Ihe j>ro|>eny m question. All lighting shall lonlonn to applicable codes including, hut noi limited In building and eli-ctrtcul milrs in clli’i t within ihe City ot Sanlord llu- main ih.iiigc in the tiisi pan was the i-liuiin.iilon ol rclerciii es lo "iiniisii.d. tmneci-s sarv or excessive' light People who have |irot> Inns with glare however, will still In- able to voice their nhji-i lions lo wliat lhey may jx’rcelvr as cxicssivc lighting 'llu- si-mud section reads: |h| Anv resident ol the City ol Sanlord shall have Ihe right to ohjei't lo light trig tlial causes dllci I glare oi otherwise causes light lo lull iijhiii said resident's ii-sidi-iue in a m.inner that i aiises diri-i i glare ll mnimiit-s Iiv staling that the m y will have Ihc- power and .lulhorttv to utili/c any and all luwliil uii-aiis to I'hminatc illicit glare tin hiding code enloii cmcni jiiih ceilings. civil citation .ind II 1)1II11 1IVI- ll-llcl III i III nil i null Hie only i-xc'iii|ilion Irom lliese standards is m y sin-el lights Hie |iroposi-d onlmann- is expected to he hroiight tiji lor second and hu.d reading and adoption al the next lomnilsslon meeting, scheduled lor Monday. Fell. 23. Constitutionality of county’s adult law goes to court Briefs ..................................... Classified................. Comics.................... CroMvord ............... Dear Abby ............... Obituaries ............... HO TO KO pt ~ -----* r T O p i€ seesseese 2A By RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer 6B SANFORD - Judge Alan A. Dickey was scrambling today lo schedule sufficient time to tiear llie remainder of a con­ troversial case that will help determine the constitutionality of Seminole County's new Adult Entertainment Ordinance. Attorneys lor the county and a nude dancing club known us Sassy Mcrlol's vied for the Judge’s attention In court lor live hours Wednesday. Tile county contends that Sassy Merlol's Is un adult en­ tertainment business operating without a license us required by the county code and that the club Is operating at a loca­ tion not within the M-2 zoning classification. -------- -------- ___ 6B sss esssesess Sports.................... ... .IB-SB T V .......................... Weather.................. misty morning does not signify a cloudy day.’ Sassy Mcrlol's upciicd last year during a period when the county was lu the process ol amending its adult entcrtulullient code. Die key ruled on two occasions that the county's old code- was Unwed - mglng the county to strengthen it. Wliat caused a stir was lliat Judge Lrouurd V. Wood made a contrasting call when he heard Ihe county's case against a new club known as VIP Gold. Wood told VIP Gold II could no longer have nude dancing. Ills dec ision Is bring challenged In the Fifth District Court of A p ­ peals. At one jNilut In Wednesday's hearing. Dlckcy mused that he 'read tn Ihe paper what a ter­ rible person I am." He referred to the pending decision from the Court of Appeals. If Wood ruled corrrclly. Dickey said ll would Indicate- lie was wrong. II Wood was overruled. Dlckcy said ll would Indicate he- made tlir right call. Wednesday's hearing was Ihe lni|Kirtant first challenge to the county’s new adult code. Andy llrumhy. Irom Shulls A Howeu who represent the county, said lie was *|>leased" with the way tilings went. They're (Sassy Merlol's) looking lor loop holes m Ihe county's new code." Ilnunby said. 'W ere mnlldt-iii ol Its constitutionality." llrumhy called three wit­ nesses • Ll. Sammy Gibson Irom llu- CCII! Unit of the Shertffs Ofllce, Deputy Clerk ol the Court Sandy Wall, and Sc-miniile County Acting Direc­ tor of Planning A Devc-lopnieiit Francis Chandler Gibson said there had been no arrests al Sassy Merlol’s other Ih.tn linking iqi two |>i-o jilt* on active warrants. He was asked In diagram the mit-nor ol the club by Ilnunby and later in diagram llu- Inte­ rior ol two other legally oper­ ated chilis (Circus Ctnus and House ol ll.ibesl by Hugh Trees, attorney lor Sassy Merlot's. Chandler, whose department, proi esses III enses (or adult businesses and whose stall hrl|>i’d Identity sties lor adult businesses, was crossexamined tor iliree hours by Trees. 'Iliis cross-examining will inniinur when the case Is resumed Trees utlrm|>trd lo detemiiutil ihe county failed at any time lo Identify sites lor businesses such as Sassy Merlol's. were numerous changes by the Hoard of County missioners. "We haven't started a lol ot the legal incuts." Trees said. There made Com ­ even argil Al 5 p in., when Wednesday's hearing was closing. Trees asked Chandler If she had driven across Slate Road -tti overpass ovei CSX Railroad tracks He asked, also, ll she had noticed the area near the lracks that the county has designated as jHisslblt- sites for adult entertainment. She said she hadn't Trees, aware the- county code restricted such sites to In- visi­ ble hum main arteries re qucslcd slit- look again. 'Judge Dickey might look on bis way home, too." Trees said. �2A •Surrfcfd Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday February 19, 1998 County science fair awards presented Changed meeting SANFORD - The Seminole County Board o f Adjustment meeting scheduled for Mon­ day. Feb. 23. has been r e ­ scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 26. beginning at 6 p.m. Included In Items scheduled for discussion Is a request for a special exception permit from Seminole County Public Schools to permit a m iddle school for up to 1.500 stu­ dents and an elem entary school for up to 800 students on the north side o f Econ River Place, 1/4-mllc west o f State Road 434 and 3/4-mlle north of the Seminole-Orange County line. The meeting will be held in room 1028 o f the Seminole County Services Building. 1101 E. First Street In Sonford. Host famlllts needed x. ORLANDO - International Student Exchange, a non­ profit student exchange or­ ganization. announced today that Ken Black o f Orlando has been named the area rep re­ sentative for the Seminole County school district. As area representative. Black will be seeking host families who are Interested In participating In cultural exchange by hosting a high school student from Germany, Spain, Japan, France, Yugoslavia. Brazil, and more than 30 other countries. Black said this area offers International students an ex­ cellent opportunity to experi­ ence American family life at Its finest. In return, these Inter­ national students will enhance our educational programs by sharing another culture, lan­ guage, and knowledge with our teenagers. Since most of the students In our high schools have never traveled and many possibly never will, their only exposure to cultures beyond our Immediate borders may very well be the world that Is brought to them through cultural exchange. Families who are Interested In bringing cultures together by hosting an International stu­ dent should call Ken Black at N IC K S (4071 275-1752. Cowboys and kids The Silver Spurs Riding Club will sponsor Its 11th annual 'Special Rodeo' for children six to 12 yrars o f age with special needs. Tills year. Ihr Special Rodeo will be held Saturday. Feb. 21, from I to 2 p.m. at the Silver Spurs Arena, before the 2:30 p.m. Rodeo. In addition. Miss Silver Spurs Pageant ts donating *500 of Its advertising earnings to help moke this rodeo even more special. The Special Rodeo Is a re c ­ reational event designed for chlldrrn with special needs throughout Central Florida. It gives physically and mentally challenged children the oppor­ tunity to 'play rodeo* while Interacting with professional cowboys, rodeo clowns, and local celebrities. Each child Is paired ofT with a professional cowboy who Is participating In the rodeo. T h e Special Rodeo Is a chance for cowboys to explore their softer side while helping to provide a momentous m o­ ment In a child's life,* said Fran McLaughlin, coordinator for the Special Rodeo. A goat-relay will kick o(T the Special Rodeo, in which a goat will tun around the arena with a ribbon tied to his tall while children try to retrieve the ribbon. Next, the children try their skill at steer roping. This event features an actual ateer head that la attached to a bale o f hay. With the help o f a p ro ­ fessional cowboy, each child attempts to rope the head. Other events Include a flag race, bareback riding, barrel racing, and steer wresting. The bull riding competition Is the highlight o f the afternoon. The children sit on a rocking horse model, which Is used to simulate a slower ride. Each child leaves the arena with a trophy, shirt, hat. and their picture with a profes­ sional cowboy. The Special Rodeo takes place right before the Saturday rodeo events and to a unique opportunity for the "The Seminole County R e­ gional Science. Math, and En­ gineering Fnlr presented the following awards on Saturday, Feb. 7. at the Seminole Townc Center mall. Student winners w ere among over 200 sixth through twelfth graders who earned the right to participate by ex­ celling In project work at their schools. The awards Include 1st. 2nd and 3rd place and honorable mention ribbons In 10 categories and two sec­ tions. The Junior section to m iddle school and the Senior section In high school. All m iddle school and high school stu­ dents in public, private or home school In Seminole County are eligible to partici­ pate. In addition to place awards, area organizations and Individuals have donated nearly 100 Special Awards to recognize projects In their ar­ eas o f Interest. Projects were Judged fay sci­ ence. math and engineering professionals from the area who volunteer their time. Judges recognized students for outstanding projects by awarding ribbons for 1st. 2nd. and 3rd place and Honorable Mention based on the criteria o f creativity, scientific method, thoroughness, skill and pres­ entation. Trams arete also Judged on teamwork. In addi­ tion, area businesses, organi­ zations. and Individuals d o­ nated certificates, prises, U.S. Savings Bonds, and cash awards In areas o f their choice. The 26 top-ranked Individ­ ual projects and a top-ranked team have been chosen to rep ­ resent Seminole County at the State Science and Engineering Fair o f Florida at the Lakeland Center an April 1. 2 and 3. The middle school finabsts are L IQ U O R BAR LIV E N S •’M USIC HOURS MON-SUN 10 A M -2 AM LIVE BAND FRI. & SAT. L ijD ( M .v t a fL- ---------% r dF 1 * '-A* 'Does a Parachute'* Shape ARsct Its Spaed?' won third pises In the Teams Physical Sdence Senior Division for Seminole High School. Mary Del Key and William Newman from Annunciation Catholic Academy. Gregory P. Ward from Indian Trails Middie School, Kasha Cora and Allison Llby from Jackson Heights Middle School, Christopher Adam Beauchemln from Lakevlrw Middle School. Joel M. Brown from R.T. Milwee Middle School. Kristin Arndt, William Ennis. Kelly Sims, and Rachel Zelkowltz from Rock Lake M iddle School, and Erin Graves and Kevin Mroczka from St. M ary Magdalen Catholic School. The high school finalists are Margaret Andrews, Barak Bar, Daniel Chlafalr. Michael G ra­ ham, Andrew Howard, Erin Kellogg. Kimberly Olvey, Ed­ gar Perez, Jill Ricker. Jed Rose. Paul Sherman. Sarah Sherwood, and Bret Zarda all from U ke Brantley High School and the team o f Thomaa Froeell and Robert Slachow from Lyman High School. The two top-ranked highschool individuals and topranked team will represent Seminole at the International Science and Engineering Fair In Ft- Worth. Ttama In May. These students are Jill Ricker and Paul Sherman both from Lake Brantley High School and the team o f Thomas Fro sell and Robert Stachow from Ly- Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute Lake Msry, „ !■! (407)333-5111 WEATHER CALAMITY JANE THURS FEB. 19th LINGERIE 6 PM - 8 PM MATH0POWER M A C fv l FREE Cataract & Glaucom a Screenings this Friday 9:00 a.m . -11:00 a.m . .Orange,City (904)17744)044 TsSsyr Partly cloudy. High* In the mid to upper-70a. Lowa around-60. flIS aJ : Scattered showers. Highs mid-70s. Lowa a.m., maj. 4:55 a.m., min. In the low-BOs. OstoaOsy) Partly cloudy. Highs in the low 11:35 p.m., maj. 5:20 p m -70s. Lows around-SO. TIDES: D a jt a a Saack: high: I s s i i j i Scattered thunder 12:48 a m . 1:07 p m . low: 7:21 storms. Highs In the low to a.m., 7:23 p m Row Smyrna mld-70e. Lows tn the low to •sack: high: 12:53 a m , 1:12 mld-SOs. p m , low: 7:26 a m , 7:28 p m . 0 m m l oach: high: 1:06 a m , 1:27 p m . low: 7:41 a m , 7:43 3 feet w ith a ligh t chop. W ater tem peratu re at Daytona la 60 degrees and at New Sym m a. 60 degrees. W inds are from the w est at 10-15 m p .h . 17-82 Oaftary $ — to u tm U — ‘Serving Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908 Thursday, Fsbruary 19,1960 • Voi. 90, No. 129 PubMied Tuesday trough Friday and Swiday by RepubSc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave.. Sanfcxd. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 G ospel N ight F or D avid Bandoo At New Life Word Center Located At 1311 Oak Ave. In Sanford To Bo Hold On 2/20/98 A t 7 s3 0 P.M. 1) 00,000 lit. �Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Thursday. February 1 9 . 1B98 - 3 A Briefs----------Con tinned from Page 2A •Shawn Kunkle, IB. o f 1321 Forest Dr., Sanford, w u arrested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. Kunkle was charged with armed burglary, possession o f firearm In criminal offense and possession o f burglary tools. Kunkle was arrested In the 2900 block o f South Orlando Drive. Police responded to a report o f a store that had just been robbed. •Joshua McCann. 18. o f 353 Miller Rd.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. McCann was charged with armed burglary, posses­ sion o f firearm In criminal o f­ fense and possession o f bur­ glary tools. McCann was ar­ rested In the 2900 block of South Orlando Drive. • Shane White. 19. o f 2402 Key Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. White was charged with armed burglary, possession oT firearm In criminal offense and possession o f burglary tools. White was arrested In the 2900 Albert Anderson, IB. o f 2200 Alexander Ave., Sanford, was arrested Monday by Sanford police. Anderson was charged with possession o f cocaine with Intent to distribute and resisting without violence. An­ derson was arrested In the 2400 block o f Lake Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Cassandra Watson, 19, o f 118 Bethune Clr., Sanford, was ar­ rested Monday by Sanford po­ lice. Watson was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 300 block o f Ttowne Center Cir­ cle. Net) Oershkon. 44, o f 470 W. Lakevtew Ave., Lake Mary, was arrested Tuesday by Lake Mary police. Oershkon was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. Oershkon allegedly hit victim In the arms as she was trying to ovoid be­ ing hit In the head. Oregg N f o o l l f 37. o f 765 S. Edgemon Dr., Winter Springs, was arrested Monday by Seminote County deputies- Nicosia was charged with battery-and arrested In the 100 block o f WUahlre Boulevard. Witness sold that Nicosia had been striking a female and was a t­ tempting to hit her again when the witness stepped In between them. Brenda Woods. 45, o f 1221 Lincoln Ct., Sanford, was a r­ rested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Woods was charged with possession at a controlled substance under 20 grams and possession o f open container. Woods was arrested at Jessamine. Police wit­ nessed Woods putting what they perceived as a beer un­ derneath her Jacket. Carolyn McKinney. 63. o f 144 Dublin Dr.. Lake Mary, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. McKinney was charged with driving while license Is suspended or re­ voked and arrested at the cor­ ner at Flagg Lane and Lake Emma Road/ rested at the* com er o f State Road 600 and South Street, Report said that McOec failed to maintain a single lane. Olenn Owens, 32. o f 105 C o ­ chran Rd.. Chuluota, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Owens was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Owens allegedly struck wife with a dinner plate. i i v u i c r a p r a n n a rra si Jennifer Stevenson, 19. o f 1026 Chatham Pine Clr., W in­ ter Springs, was arrested Wednesday by Winter Springs police. Stevenson was charged with possession o f a controlled substance. Stevenson was a r­ rested at the com er o f Oak Forest Drive and Tuskawllla Road. Stevenson was stopped for unlawful speed. Joel Jakubowski. 28. o f 604 Casa Park Villas. Winter Springs, was arrested Tuesday fay Seminole County deputies. Jakubowski was charged with possession o f drug parapher­ nalia and driving while license Is suspended or revoked. Jakubowski was arrested on West 13th Street. Report said that Jakubowskl'a tag was ob ­ scured which prompted the traffic atop by police officers. w i p p N i w i tra m i t w r e n WUlle Williams. 46. o f 2443 Ocorgla Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Sanford p o­ lice. WUUams was charged with possession o f drug para­ phernalia and arrested at the com er o f 10th Street and Cy­ press Avenue. Officer wit­ nessed WUUams drop an Item on the ground as the officer approached him. Louis Santonlno, 48, o f 1022 Brielle St.. Oviedo, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Oviedo po­ lice. Santonlno was charged with battery and resisting without violence. Santonlno was arrested at the above loca ­ tion. Report said that San­ tonlno grabbed victim's wrists tearing scratches and also tore t tj^ o fta r on the victim's shirt. volunteer opportunities for (he whole family. children with special needs. For more Information or to volunteer, please call (407) 933-5539. Physics Olympics There were no gold metals handed out In Nagano, Japan this year for the egg Hhell ex­ press. down hill coaster, roathook cannon, physics art. soda straw strong arm. Inser zap or egg drop, but as many as 2500 physics students from Central Florida high schools will be battling on Thursday. Fafe. 26 in head-to-head com ­ petition at Seminole Commu­ nity College In the annual Physics Olympics. To be eligible, students must currently l*c enrolled In high school physics. Students will compete tn 19 categories. The games will kick off at 9 a.m. rampus wide at Seminole Community College. Friends meeting Orange Trail.” The discussion wilt be at the group’s next m eeting, Thursday, Marsh 5, at the Markham Woods Sev­ enth-day Adventist Church. 505 Markham Woods Road, Longwood. The meeting Is open to the public. LONGWOOD - Friends of the Weklva River. Inc. Is sponsor­ ing a discussion entitled T h e Weklva River and the negative ' Impacts of the proposed West For additional Information, contact Deborah Deal, BB21307 or Katie's Landing at 322-4470. In assets and $6.3 In llablllties. O f the ussets, the petition showrd $290,000 for deposits, which Includes deposits on lots. Those buyers will have to seek other financing ■ Homes C oatlausd from Fags LA suppliers have agreed to a ccept 65 to 70 ccnta on the dollar for work they began on Road Fags 1A Art Lane, near the new en­ trance to Seminole Community College. Traffic was tied up exten­ sively following the break and part o f the roadway was closed for several hours. Wednesday evening, the east bound lanes were reopened and two-way traffic was allowed but the westbound lanes are expected to be closed until mid-day to ­ day. Lake Mary Police Captain Sam Belflore said Lake Mary is ready to assist in any traffic control problems which may arise when lanes are closed again today. Sanford police o f­ ficers ore also Involved In over­ the homes before the bank­ ruptcy filing. Olympia listed $7.6 million seeing traffic control as the area closed for repairs falls within the rity ilmlls of both Sanford and Lake Mary. While George said he expects much of the repairs will he completed by noon today, there will be a need to close certain lanes for additional work. ‘ Starting around noon," he said, ‘ w ell have to replace some of skid-resistant asphalt so we will be closing one lane at a time and re-dlrrcllng traf­ fic to other lanes until It's done. George estimated all o f the work wuuld be completed by 4:30 this afternoon. In time to liandle the evening msh hour traffic. r n n a n m u m n im m im r o ii Shoot Fags LA you think.* said Tlndel. Afterwards, the officer's reac­ tion time la compared to the average reaction time for the particular scenario. The offi­ cer also knows how many hits were ‘ lethal* to the suspect, how many were ‘ non-lethal*, and how man shots missed their target. The Sanford Police Depart­ ment Is leasing FATS through Friday. They have had It since Saturday, Feb. 14. The money to bring FATS In came from the department’s training budget. It would cost over $100,000 to bring the system to the station permanently. FATS Is a supplement to tac­ tical training and live fire. The system has been used In other agencies and the police acad­ emy. according to Presley. *We would like to have It again If we have the budget for It,* said Presley. Guest ‘ police officers- have been Invited throughout the week to test the simulation. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale had a chance to try out FATS par­ ticipating in ‘ about a half dozen* scenarios. *1 though It was very life- like.* said Dale, ‘ It la a good training tech­ nique; I enjoyed lt.“ The R ea l Florida. N a tu ra lly Q a t o r R lv «r s lc fli 'A w l Florida* raUumg m our i room or on our apsdoua daefca ova mg via aearac St JoTma Htvart SPECIALTIES ' L m Hm m Snook, Ff$$h Fmo$rtmg CaNNh, Freer* Ob» T d t i Onn^ar. Qator, QnS$ef Bhfiffip, Big Burgers, r Lime Ptm. Beby Beck ne$ fnd*i ftaturtftF A Snodiv i. rm •mtm tiM iim msm tiM-mim Test Friday44 • |1 lossnecM i t (At Bafoaa Brio| 4 0 7 3 3 0 -1 6 1 2 Tony Turner. 27,. of. 1463 Twin Rivera Blvd., Oviedo, was 1 w rested Tuesday b y ' Driedo " police. Turner was charged with battery and arrested at ‘ the above address. Turner a l­ legedly slapped his wife In the face. Kathryn Letchford, 19, o f 214 Tollgste Trail. Longwood. sms arrested Wednesday fay Longwood police. Letchford was charged with retail theft and arrested in the 900 block o f West State Road 434. Letch­ ford supposedly set off the check point system at business where she was trying to leave. siw r A m r n ftk Plercy. 39, o f 147 Bedford CL, Sanford, was a r­ rested Tuesd ay by Sanford po­ lice. Plercy was charged with p n iifiiln c i o f cocaine, tam­ pering with physical evidence and possession o f drug para­ phernalia. Plercy was arrested at the com er at 13th Street and Palmetto Avenue. The Sanford pjLMd)aq\urimade the arrest. Itin ♦ un udditioncjl our ever Danny Seymore. 37, o f un­ known residence, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Seymore was charged with burglary to structure (unarmed} and th eft Seymore was ar­ rested in the 700 block o f South Cypress Avenue. Victim had Identified defendant who had broken Into victim’s house. Bennie Mason, 46. o f 1138 Scott Ave., Sanford, m u a r­ rested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. Mason was charged with o f drug paimphertampering with physical evidence. Mason wss arrested at the earner o f 10th Street and Cypress Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Timothy McGee. 31. o f 34 North Fare Fax, Winter Springs, was arrested Wednes­ day by Seminole County depu­ ties. McOec was charged with DU! and (allure to sign and ac­ cept summons. McOec was a r ­ Knight. 52. o f 1705 W. 17th 8L, Sanford was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Knight was charged with b a t­ tery and arrested at the above address. Knight allegedly bit victim on the hark. ifyim makithd Ik t «**#> arty cMm om r ACK ROOM SHOES THE WORLD OF NAME BRAND SHOES Sraiooli Tiwn Center North Laki Plaza 323-7411 8304220 Sanford Herald An Old Friend Is Getting A Facelift “DETAILS COMING SOON 99 �4 A •SanHvd Herald. Santaed Honda ■Thursday February 19. 1999 Opinions mm People complain, so what’s new? If a route is suggested for rail, roadway, interchanges, or any other concept where land is re­ quired. people raise the prices so high It skyrockets the cost of right-of-way acquisition. If an entity attempts to offer a lower price than that asked for, peo­ ple complain. Here's another situation. If plans go forward to turn part of Fort Mellon Park into a hotcl/confcrcnce center area, the city will have a new influx of tax money from what is presently land completely off the tax list. People have complained for years that the land is valuable and not being properly used by the city which owns it. Yet suggest development, and other people will complain that they do not want the park de­ veloped. People complain that con­ stant traffic Jams on Intcrstate4 and U.S. Highway 17-92 arc causing severe hardship. They are late getting to and from work, to the airport, or any­ where else they wish to go. In order to resolve the prob­ lem. officials decide to widen the road. That however, takes years of work, and during it. traffic Jams arc even worse. People complain that they have more road congestion than ever before. So officials say another way to solve the problem is rail trans­ portation. When they suggest the route be near Interstate-4, people complain. If they sug­ gest moving the route to along the CSX rail tracks, people complain. If an alternate rail route is brought up. other peo­ ple complain. Yet they still complain that we have too much traffic, and to make things even worse, they complain that no one is doing anything to solve the problem. Fair Continued from Page 2A thin for Women In C om puting U k i F riendly Com puter New* and Eastm an Kodak. lit ru e* Carolyn Marie Andrew* Hock Lake M iddle School Special award from the Air Foere Aaaor|glion --Central Florida Chapter H l k N O ’l. J.Jm 'll U Lake Brantley High School Sprrul award* Ironi the Air Tone A *, sortition ■ Central Florida Chapter, and the US Army Research Office and the Frontier* of Technology Award la t I Alexandra L Hemandrx Indian Trail* Middle School 2nd me* i I set—** Jinaou ph i- Kalita G Gora Jackson Height* Middle School Special award* from UKI the Save the Manatee Club. Water Mania, and User Friendly Com puter New* AJtfruLrtdrn Dogaftui Jlkkwm Height* Middle School Special award from Water Uanla Kelly Anne Sima Hock taske M iddle School Nick Clark Grande TUtkawdla Middle School Orrgory P. Ward Indian TralU Middle School fyan D ra iu in Annunciation Catholic Academ y Special award* from the WTTV-Channel 0. and the Aaaoctation of Women OcoacicntMl* Michelle Mane Van Brunt St. Mary Magdalen Catholic School US Arm y r i J. Suthrnn Lake Brantley High lat Place special Army Research OfBce the US Kevin Michael Mrocxka St. Mary I _ .. .- u# Friendly liter New* Mary Nicole DelHey Annunciation Cathchc Academ y Special award* (ram the Satiety of Women tn Engineer*, the Aaaoctation of Builder* and Contractors lat Place Award, the US Army Research Office, and the Air Force Association - Central Florida Chapter Krlatin Carmel Ntcholle Indian Trails Middle School Special award* bom the American Me­ teorological Society, and the Society of Women Engineer* Brian C. Hotter Hock Lake M iddle School Special award from the Association of Builder* and Contractor* Honorable Mention r d «M N Award Joe M. Gracey Croom* Academy Aaron K Paquette Jachaon Height* M School Hock Lake M iddle School r p e u l award bom the Aaaoctation of Builders and Contractor* Honorable Men non Michael D Bobbin Indian Trails Middle School Special awards bom the Air Force A s­ sociation • Central Florida Chapter. Florida Association o f Science Teach­ er*. and Central Florida Menaa iftaiophcT I Middle Sc Ptllllfl J* I Hock Lake M iddle School Robert U Oneetu Indian Trail* Middle School Adam M. Ball Hock Lake M iddle School The Myron Kramer Special Award In the Physical Sciences, and special awards bom the Wcatmghouac Energy Services INviaiocc and the Association of Builders and Contractors Honorable Mention Travis M. Janes Hock Lake M iddle School ATbT. Sprint /United Telephone llryiui lobcr Collin Brier Ankeman Jackson I {eight* Middle School D. Week* Indian TralU Middle School Special award* from Environmental Management System* and the Florida Am delation of Environmental Analyala. Spatial Aw*r d Krteun Larelnc Schomer Hock Lake M iddle School Special award Emm the Florida Native ■rant Society Mike James Runyu Teague Middle School Andrew M. Howard take Brantley IHgh School f k n 'i la t m Jacqueline Grace Gary Annunciation Catholic Academ y Special aware bom the Orlando Href Otvera. Water Mania, and Uarr Friendly C c n jp u■tier K T INeva Proudly Presents — Meadow Lark Lemon Come and hear the Ministry of Meadow Lark Lemon formerly of the Harlem Globetrotters who now preaches the word of God I Meadow Lark has a weekly broadcast on TBN a Christian Broad­ casting Company. 36 r w> Pastor R.W. Marthio 1311 Oak Ava., Sanford (407) 324-0226 lal I Erin C. Kellogg Lake Brantley Higli School Special awards from Die Florida Asso­ ciation of Environmental Analyst*. UFI. and User Friendly Computer News. Scott T. Nlssen Lake Brantley High School M l Adam William Winter Hock Lake M iddle School Special award* from the Seminole County Council of Teachers o f Mathe­ matic*. and User Friendly Computer Jotin Stuart Harrison Indian Trail* Middle School M l MirhaH S. Graham Lake Brantley High School Special awards from ATAT. the US Army Research Office. Seminole County Council of Teachers o f Mathematics, and Uarr Friendly Computer New* Benjamin J. Alper Lyman High School Special award from the US Metric A s­ sociation -AtThe- S a n fb r d H e r a ld “Details Coming February 27th l m j* 1-* *'*11•*»i.ma t •v* * » j .it rtf 11 " a t M i a ) A f| I Pi - c\fou*% e Q o in g , £ ifie 3i - School School Hymn U Burks Indian Trade Middle School Special award bom Universal Studio* Florida Nathena A. Lewi* Tuskawtlla Middle School Special award bom the American H r 1 Society Lake Brantley High School Special awards bom the Air Force A s­ sort* lion Central Florida Chapter, Seminole Community College Founda­ tion. The Myron Kramer Award In the Riyalcal Science*, Central Florida and User Friendly Computer B. Oviedo High School Monrttc V. Hudson Oviedo High School Jennifer McNeal Brummie High School Robert S. Kouner Jr. ilt t t fil i School 1bom the Sea World of 0U ARE LAKE MARY o p e n HOUSE PARTY and FREE VISION HEALTH SCREENING Saturday, February 28,1998 9 a.m. to Noon Bring a friend and celebrate with us the opening of our new office and surgical center Meet Konrad Fifutowsfei M.D. and our staff tour the institute and enjoy the refreshments and hospitalityl Christy J. Meyer Annunciation Catholic Academ y Special award from the US Department o f Health and Human Service* DT Matthew Hubert Vuke R T . Milwcc Middle School Daniel F. Chiafalr Lake Brantley High School Special award bom the Seminole County Medical Society Andrrw Hubert iV a ii i* i> Brantley High School 2nd Marc award In Gerontology Hotv.tal.l. Mention, and C rn in tl F lo t- Lyman High School Honlt Ketaarl Lake Brantley High School Special award bom the r Community College Foundation AJyaaa Maureen Maaon Kristin Carol Ruler Annunciation Catholic Academy Xenix Community Involvement Prugnun Teamwork Award Jeaata Mi chelle Purler Krystal Lynn I Lakrvtrw Mid Coho Filutowski Cataract & Laser Institute i* f u i r n w N t i ,la ★ i ■*»»** t Uslfi \,.i Stephanie Marie Lay Annudalian CMhoSc Academy Tammy Marie Williamson Lyman High School Christopher Adam ncaitehemln Lakrvtrw Middle Bchooi Special awards bom the US Depart­ ment of Health and Human Service*. Seminole County Medical Society, aqd the Super Slow Exercise Guild Is In The Air MirhrUr Leigh Brown Indian Trada Middle Bchooi Special award bom the Air Force Aaeoclatian-Central Florida Chapter — IM— HI If tam — HRI»i I Jualln Sl.vuukl Utkr Brantley High Scltool 2nd Mare award in Gerontology 7 cogue Middle Scltool A»aiiri*ii.4i of Builder* anil Counselor* found to be the ones in viola­ tion. No doubt experts would tell us that complaining is only part of human nature. Some people aren’t happy unless they have something about which to com­ plain. But when it comes to our transportation problems, the development of Fort Mellon park property or other govern­ ment decisions, we suggest pausing, not Just for a minute or two. but for some length of time, and put yourself in other people’s shoes. Complaining, perhaps. is healthy and often makes people change opinions. But com­ plaining must be logical, backed with reasons and solu­ tions, with both sides given equal consideration. _ r JUNIOR D tvl le t I Km tin M An id I Hock Lake Middle School Special award from the American Lung Association 2m4 m e * Christopher William Taylor Annunciation Catholic Academy bH — If the downtown Sanford his­ toric area buildings arc not kept up to codes and restric­ tions, people complain. But the owners of these buildings will certainly complain if they are SprcUl award from llie Society of Women Engineer* M Joel M Brown R T Mil wee Middle School NEW LIFE W ORD CENTER • Rtdrmuttoioapunior I parol protdimtunpiggln.HOOOrxh* j •Oflrr uhd during put) ml) 1070 Grtrawuud S lid 1r800-EYE-EXAM ■ • I purUpigglnpctpm m j • Uflrr uhd m l) U Mtdkmt impend ’ (f V jv hnng M n k u r cud) UkMif) (4071311-SI11•DgyUoi kadi (904)7884696*Oruft City (904)77+00+4 iiitMi* • *n.w iiratii’-c turn ia s il i m iu im .iw n mium «qnh<* am >>muM*vi.t iiauimaikin i* IIMIUIM aM4ll|vn*l**UlPA'AU4it >4 Aspamos U ltw u * UiAVitt!*, UlTHI CIAISTiqMINI l<* IHt IUI PUllMIDItl IX tllacinili q*\Hi IviUiMAttiMi* IXIAIUIM __________________________________________________ �» Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Thursday. February 19. 1998 • BA People Historical society hosts annual meeting Sunrise Klwsnls meets Friday The Seminole Sunrise Kl­ wanls Club meels every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shoncy’s, US IT92, south o f Airport Boulevard. Quest ore welcome. For Inform motion, call Tony McDaniel at 324-0469. Free clinic Friday Geneva--A free clinic to In­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im­ munisations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m „ at the Geneva Elementary School tn the old school building, cor­ ner o f First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic Is spon­ sored fcy the Seminole County Health Department In conjunc­ tion with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Ocneva Elementary School. For Infor­ mation, call 349-9284. Substance abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing a ‘ Families In Crisis* out­ reach program. Interested or­ ganizations wanting to contact The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: Jan. 13 - Michelle Shull, and William Chase, Oviedo, Boy Jan. 14 - Carrie and Robert Root. Deltona, Boy Jan. 16 - Allison McBurse and Albert Ely. Oviedo, Olrl Jan. 17 - Dawn and Gary Rus­ sell. Jr., DeBary, Olrl: Lisa Ocaslo-Lopez and Julio Lopez. Deltona, Qlrl Jan. 18 - Sandra Brown and Larry Jones, la k e Mary, Olrl Jan. 19 - Trudy and Jimmy Wilson. Sanford. Boy Jan. 20 • Sally and Harry Rust, poteen. Qlrl Jan. 21 • Tara Washington and Roderick Parker. Sanford. Katherine and Ikmothy Ion. Deltona, Boy Jan. 23 • Jacquelyn and David Nittl. Oviedo. Boy Jan. 24 • Ruth Garcia and David Mercado. Deltona. Girt: Brenda and Richard Mlntell. Jr., DeBary. Qlrl The following births were re­ corded at Florida Hospital in Altamonte: the Life Savers Club of SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. COMA Announces meeting* The Concerned Organization o f Men In Action (COMA) meets the first and third Friday, at 6 p.m.. tn the church annex at St. James AME Church, Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Seniors meet LAKE M ARY-A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at I j W Mary Church o f the Nazarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. The noon meeting Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, con ­ tact Bill at 322-1006. Daughters of Confederacy Norman deVere Howard Chapter o f the United Daugh­ ters o f the Confederacy meets on the last Friday o f the month. For Information, call 322 1425. Jan. 7 • Victoria Smith and Timothy Stevens, Sanford, Olrl: Johnna and David Conrad. Oviedo, Olrl Jan. 8 - Tammie Detreville and Walter Williams, II. Lake Mary, Olrl: Jennifer and Gary Till. Deland. Boy Jan. 10 • Margaret and William Taylor, Sanford, Olrl: Melissa Pepper and James Radsvtlowtcz. Sanford. Girl The following births were re­ corded at Columbia Medical Center In Sanford: Jan. 28 - April Shepard and Damien Brown. Sanford. Boy Jan. 30 - Patricia Damiano and Andrew Harper. Deltona. Boy; U na' Wright and Wilton Whitter. DeLand. Boy Jan. 31 • Sarah Waahlngton. DeLand. Ctrl Feb. 1 • Parris and Kurt Beegle, Deltona. Boy: Sonia and Terrence McMllllan, San­ ford. Qlrl: Lorraine and Troy Cinque, Deltona. Boy Feb. 3 - Alicia and Dennis C o­ chran. II. Sanford. Boy Tell us your story The Sai\ford Herald welcomes news about you. your (amity, friends and neighbors. But. we need your help by submitting information to us. Requests for photo coverage should be made at least three days In advance by calling our ofBce. Your organization’s pub­ licity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a news release about the event no later than three days following. Engagement and wedding forms are available at our office, if desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white or color photo. These stories are usually run on Sundays and should be submitted on Tuesday before the publication date. Weddings more than three months old will be published tn announcement form without a photo. Our address: The Sanford Herald, P.O. Boa 1667, Sanford 32772 or SOON French Ave., Sanford, 32771. Phone: 322-2611. Fax: 323-9408. ----------- By GRACE M. STINECIPHER Herald Correspondent SANFORD - Highlighting (he recent annual meeting of the Sanford Historical Society was llie Installation o f the following 1998 officers: Millard Hunt, president: Bette Odham Cannavtno. vice president; Jane Williams Morgan, recording secretary; Dr. Vann Parker, treasurer Grace Marie Stlneclpher. corresponding secretary: Ron Klnner. Beryle Stevens si, Serena Fisher and Harold apman. directors. The president, Millard Hunt, and commit lee chairmen gave a review of the previous year and accomplishments Included Increased membership, an Im­ proved and enlarged newslet­ ter. purchase o f various Items for the Sanford Museum, and several Interesting speakers nl meetings. The 1998 calendar sales have gone well; those re­ ceiving paid memberships for most sales were Donald Knight. Grace Marie Stlneclpher. and Bette Cannavfno. a Goals for 1998 Include ex­ panding their publications, working more closely with other historic groups, con­ tinuing to Increase member­ ship and completion o f the memorial brick projeci. New Board ol Directors for the Sanford Historical Soci­ ety, from left: Hon Blsner. Serena Fisher. Beryls Dyal Among speakers scheduled for 1998 are Charlie Carlson, author of Strange Florida, and Jim Robison, local historian annusl meeting recently. and columnist. A scenic river Prior to the meeting, the Socruise on the SI. Johns has clety's Christmas tree, a Nellie been planned for the group and Stevens Holly, was planted in also a tour o f DeBary Hall. Fort Mellon Park. Handy solution for hanging solves placard problem in car DEAR AHBY: I have a handi­ capped placard. I have noticed that a lot of people have a hard time getting tne card to hook over the rearview mirror (and alao removing It). I. too, was struggling and came up with the following Idea: I asked my husband for a threequarter-inch metal washer. He tied a string on the washer, and then tied the string to the mirror — let­ ting the washer hang down about two inches I bought a small, stickybacked magnet at the hardware ■tore, which I attached to the beck of my handicapped sign. All I have to do'la touch the magnet to the metal ring, and the sign is visible and easy to hang or remove. 1 hope this idea w ill help all those who ham struggled trying to hang their handicapped placards. Just touch the magnet to the metal and be on your wgyl JUNE PETERSON. REDWOOD CITY. CALIF — ADVICE find your Idas helpful. Thank [It. DEAR ABBY: I am 9 years old sod 1 ham a problem. Every time I get money from my parents or my aunts and uncles or my grand­ parents, I spend It on gum, chips, chocolate and sodas. Then, whenev­ er 1 want to buy something like a jacket, I don't ham the money. My dad says I should buy a piggy bank, but 1 got one last Christmas and that didn't work. How can I •am my money? MIKE CHARLES. ROSEMEAD. CALIF. '}?/ 3 them know that although It may be difficult, a happy outcome la possible. /j i r . A i • C I NF M A S LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 ;■ f . N m * , I (I t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN DEAR MIKEi To save money, you have to atop spending it. The only way your piggy bank w ill work is If you put in out o f it and d o s t take It, Eack _ m oney. Im m ediately put h a lf o f U in yon r p iggy bank, and b efo re you know It, you w ill thing speciaL DEAR JUNEt How kind or you to share your inspiration. IS COMING*. DEAR ABBY: The letter from ‘ Living a Nightmare’ could have been written by me almost eight years ago. 1didn't think I could ever escape, but I did. When I could stand it no longer, 1 had my husband put in jail for his abuse. Shortly thereafter, I was notified by his parents that ho was being released an bail. They were having a party and wanted me to come. I knew what that meant, so I quickly packed my bags and left I went to the nearest shelter for abused women, where arrange­ ments were made for tne to transfer to another shelter — In another state. In order to surfim, 1 had to change my name end get s new Social Security number. It was hard, but living is important to me. I am now happily married and lim an abuse-free life. 1 wish ‘ Liv­ ing a Nightmare* all the luck In the world and my prayers a n with her. Abby, for obvious reasons, please do not print my name. Sign me ... THE GIRL WHO GOT AWAY DEAR GIRLj Congratulations . on en d in g the abuse and re’ defining your life. F n printing your U tter as a beacon o f bone to other victims o f abuse, to lot DEAR ABHY: I work in a con­ fined place with a woman whom I ned p i love. I am divorced and was vc lonely until I started working wil her. She treats me better than any other woman I have ever met. We have a special, non-sexual relation­ ship. She seems to be happily married and I can never hope to be with her other than at work, where we spend many hours together with little to do except talk to each other, enter­ tain each other and — well — flirt. I know she enjoys my attentions, but I also know that sooner or later shell tire of this and crash me hard. I have been divorced for three years, and I doubt that any other woman would be willing to take on a divorced man who has weekend visitation with his daughters. I am attractive and intelligent, but very lonely, and my co-worker Alls a big void. Without her friendship, I’d have little sunshine in my life. <104407401000 AS GOOD AS r r o m 2 How can I control my feelings end not be in love with another man’s wile? How can I keep my job, Interact with a beautiftd co-worker and keep my heart in check with­ out hurting her or getting hurt? Please answer soon. I can’t afford counseling. IN LOVE WITH A PRINCESS P.S. If any women respond to my letter, please give them my tele­ phone number. <t«t4oo tooeso HALF BARB) < K «jorteu o i x 4<a?new OOOO WILL HUWTMO II0 4 X M 100400700*40 PHANTOMS ux4xrw<a<« 700» » MOU8EHUNT <10440 HARO RAM <00410 7K<0<0 TTTAMC 1770411too l GET A HEAD ■ START | O N TANNING i I I I i i 1 DEAR IN LOVE: Love? Faco It, you are lo n ely . Y ou r s e lf­ esteem la below ground level, ! • Full Service Hair and you arc a ttra cted to bar. : • Full Service Nail* That's not love - that's distrac­ 2 “ Tanning 2 • Pedicures tion from your misery. I f any wom an roapond to : • Paraffin Treatment* your letter, I w ill tell them what I'm te llin g yout M ine la an advice column, not the “Person­ a l s’* p a ge. T h e w ay to fin d a worthwhile, constructive in di­ vid u al la to go w horo w orth ­ while, constructive peopU go. 4#-■ IN BRIEF �•A • Santonl HwWd, Swrfort. FtaWi • Thunder. Fvbwwy If. 1 M Do the zoo and save money SANFORD - Visitor* to the Central Honda Zoological Park can "do the aoo* and aare. Per­ sons visiting the aoo Thursday roomings will re­ ceive half-off the regular admission rate, be­ tween the hours o f 0 and 10 a.m. According to Public Relations Director Andrea Farmer, 'Quests may explore the world o f ani­ mals at the aoo as they search far ehiatve chee­ tahs and clouded leopards, venture past tower­ ing elephants, listen to the song o f the kooka­ burra and meet cotorftil mandrills. Visitors may discover the fascinating world o f reptiles and amphibians In the herpetartum.* She added that the elevated boardwalks, a point of Interest In touring the aoo, eapedagy to visitors from other states or foreign countries, '...offers a unique look at Honda's natural beauty and Its anim als* The half price admission offered Thursday mornings Is not valid with other offers, dis­ counts or promotions, or for special events o f­ fered occasionally at the mo. Normal hours o f operation are from 9 a.m. un­ til B p.m., seven days a week. Admission, with the exception o f the one-hour time pertod on Thursday mornings, la $7 for adults. $4 for seniors 00 and over. $9 for children 3-13. and free for children age two and under as well as o f the aoologkal society. For additional Information, phone the aoo. at 333-44BO. The Central Florida Zoological Park la located at 37BB U.8. Highway 17-02 In QUANTITY SIGHTS WKSSWVSO IUILT ACCEPT — ■— ~ -d E C ter Springs In charge o f ar» . James Lee Bellamy, 65, Prince Hall Boulevard. Or­ lando, died Monday. Feb. 10. 1900. Bom In Oeneva. he was a lifelong resident o f Central Honda. Mr. Bellamy was a buck driver. He was a U.8. Army veteran. Mr. Bellamy was a member o f OnowhlU Mission­ ary Baptist Church. Survivors Include wife. Ethel Marie: sons. Rodney J. Wll• Mama, lake land Destcr L. W il­ liams. Augusta. Os.. Charles A. Williams, Orlando. Michael W. Williams, Ft. Lee. Vs.. Oeocge. Los Angeles, CaMf.; daughter, Denise I. Bridges, Orlando; aUter. Juanita Davis, Oeneva. Do­ rothy Argro. Altamonte Springs. Martha. Oeneva: 10 grandchildren: ate gresttrmndchlldien. Oolden'a Funeral Home. Inc.. Winter ta lk , in charge o f an rangementa. fl. Cayuga Drive. Winter Springs, dled fu e sday. Feb. 17. 1000 at Hortda Hospital-Altamonte. AlBoni S ep t 30. 1036 In Bridgeport. Conn., a resident o f roM B T J. Robert J. Woods Or.. 03. W lllpg circle, Sanford, died Wednesday. Feb. IS. 1000. tn Oouvemeur, N.Y.. he moved to Central Florida in In the Diocese o f Bridgeport Protestant. * SoBm b o f _ ml Ass oAlpha Delta Sorority, a Univerolty'e College o f Social Work Alumni Aaaoctatton. and RCA Systems fr g ineertng Retirees Association. Mrs. I eopold waa a » * ■ * » o f S t Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors Include wife. Ruth: sons Robert J. Jr., Kevin L.. both o f Apopka: daughters, Beth W. Vanderleest. Chan lone. N.C.. Mary Squires, Schenectady. N.Y.. Gayle KendaD, Sanford; slater. Evelyn Klnch. New York; 13 grandchildren: 10 great- John M.: daughters. 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CALL 1-800-330-4M7G. • We accept most major insurance plans including Humana. Prudential. PCS, PAID. Medimet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We cany a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring In your refutable prescription and we'll contact your physician and take care of all the details. DOBBVMSINSliKANGEIISTmWNtllNXIEraABMilCIf ASANAMBOHHDPREMHPTONnOVUS? T ttU U ttttiW to M llr a d x Q r a n iW M p lfe M W lW M th hnmii ii'n iin 11ml if niiviiiirymnit rnnirnpnfrT u ririlu l rnwiim n lf li r t # �S a n fo rd Herald THURSDAY F e b ru a ry 19. 1998 Sports B The time has arrived H H H H H H H H M L a k e Mary Herald Staff W riter girls stand two wins . Seminole High from 6A has made a I V state title believer of me SANFORD _ W ho said sportsw rlters are experts In th eir field? First o f all. nobody ever said that. For the m ost part, sportsw rlters are about as know l­ edgeable as anyone else w ho watches ESPN. Som e o f us are m ore stupid than others. That would be me. at least som etim es. About a year ago today. -1 w rote a colum n that said Sem inole High should stop p layin g a fu ll Sem inole Athletic Conference schedule. Som ething about how they would continue to lose because they couldn't keep up w ith the larger student bodies at other schools. W hat a dum b thing to write. As soon as the article cam e out. right In this space, form er Athletic D irector J erry Posey approached me and inform ed m e that I was, w ell, m isinform ed. That w as last February. The thought o f w atching those poor Sem inole kids try to take on those C lass 6A bullies scared me. I could see them cow ering at the thought o f having to take the basketball court or foot* ball field against those giants from Lake Howell and Oviedo. W ow. was I stupid! Since that colum n appeared, check out the state o f the Sem inole Ath letic program , n ot Just In Its district, but In the conference. Sem inole baseball Is poised to m ake a ru n at the state cham pionship this season and dom inated m ost o f the conference last sea­ son. W hen the Sanford Post 53 Am erican Legion team w on the national title last sum m er, there w ere m ore kids from S em i­ nole than any oth er school h i the county. The m ain reason behind that colum n, though, w as to p oin t ou t that the Sem inole football program w as gettin g Its brain s beaten In b y conference opponents. Thin gs have changed since then. W ith the h irin g o f Jim W orth in gton . Sem inole lo st on ly one gam e a ll season to the b ig boys in the cou nty and beat district cham pion O viedo tn a typhoon. Actually. Sem inole had m ore losses in its own C lass BA than against the b ig boys. O f course Sem inole had no chance to w in the SAC title. Lake H owell and O viedo had the on ly chance unless Lake M ary anuck In the b e a t door. Tw o weeks ago. It w as A rrow Force V I h oldin g the conference trophy. They lo st on ly on e gam e a t borne a ll eeaaon and th a t waa ou t o f conference. They beat Lake H ow ­ ell. pum m ded Lake M ary and Jumped out to a 23-0 lead before h oldin g on agatnat Oviedo. The girls basketball team saw Its season end a little too early, bu t a strong core o f freshm an starters th is year should lead to even h igh er hopes n ext season. In fa c t Sem inole w as one o f the few team s to g w Lake M ary a gam e th is season, h u stlin g th eir w ay to a d o se loss that was tn doubt un til th e fourth quarter. H ow about the oth er sports. The Sem inole boys tennis team has struggled recently, but pounded Lym an. 7-0 Tuesday. The girls soft­ ball team has every single player back from last year’s team that fin ally cam e out o f sev­ eral years o f doldrum s. There's girls soccer. Sem inole fin ally w on fo r th e first tim e In fou r years against a conference opponent last m onth and wrapped up a division title In its district. ' Sem inole swim m ing, which w ill never m atch up again st pow ers like Lake B ran tley o r la k e M ary, had a b ig season against som e o f the leaser d istrict program s and are look ­ in g to Im prove n ext year w ith m ost o f the key swim m ers returning. And don 't forget the volleyball team o f last season. Undefeated In the conference. U nfortunately, they a ll graduated and the Lady ‘Notes took th eir lum ps this season. But the team looks a lot like the sophom ore group o f 1006 th at go t pounded every n igh t and em erged w ith the title. Look ou t for B eth n Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ They're baaaack. Tonight, the Lady Rams will make a return trip to the state championships In Lakeland and try to accomplish the goal they fell three points short o f last year. Lake Mary's girls' basketball team will lace Fort Lauderdale Dillard tn the last game of the eve­ ning and hopes to be playing again on Saturday In the finals. The Lake Mary girts' basketball team celebrated like they had won state (above) after beating defending state champion Pensacola last week, but coach Carl Brown (right) has worked hard this week to get his team ready for the real slate tournament that begins tonight against Dillard at 7 p.m. in The Lakeland Center. T h is Is has been a long time coming and the girls have worked really hard all season.* Lake Mary coach Carl Brown said after last weeks win over Tampa King which secured his team a spot In the Fi­ nal Four. Oviedo holds off 'Hounds; Rams fall LONGWOOD _ Big Innings kill. Victims o f an eight-run first Inning Tuesday night tn a IB11 loss to Winter Park, the Oviedo Lions rebounded Wednesday, employing a sixrun third Inning to best the Lyman Greyhounds. 8-5. In the Lyman Invitational Baseball Tournament. In the other game. Winter Park scored three runs In the bottom of the fifth Inning to break open a dose game and went an to Its second win over a Seminole County opponent with an S-3 victory over Lake Mary. The tournament continues Ben Knapp hit hie second home run in as many days, and aiao singled and scored twice to help lead Oviedo to an S-S Seminole crushes Panthers; Bears win opener DELTONA _ Making a quick Im­ pression. The Seminole High School base­ ball team came out smoking In Its Brat game of the season Wednes­ day. crushing district foe Pine Ridge. 14-4, In Deltona. * The Fighting Setnlnotes got 17 hits. Including eight for extra bases, end newcomer Odom and Prr nt Templeton on an eight-hitter on the mound. victory over hoet Lyman in the Lyman Invitational Tournament Wednesday night. Ace girls’ Gymnastic teams show abilities at Gemini Cup erctae on the Bret day o f team competition. Rice matrhrd her 940 score the followltM day on Vault tn the final competition. Nichole Williams' score o f 9. IB on Floor was good to cam a third place finish In the younger dMaton. Brittany Crupe's All-Around score o f 9640 earned the highest placement far an Ace gymnast, taking third place. Caaate Anthony added a 9.435, fourth p**1* finish on Vault while teammate Erica Meyer contributed a 9.10 score an the Floor Exercise far the fourth spot. Ace's Level 9 team finished third In the Team Competition. The F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G F 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 �1 I • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda •Thuraday. February 19.1996 ANDERSON SHINES IN MAGIC WIN Recreation Volleyball Results Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriff's Department Police Athletic League Is accepting Individual and team registrations Tor It’s srplng league for boys and girls 10-years-of-age and younger. Registration forms ate available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 330* 6600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. SCC to play last homo gams J-ra a * »ii * 5* f* SANFORD _ THE Seminole Community College women’s basketball team will con­ clude Its rewgular season schedule when It hoots Valencia Community College In a MldFlortda Conference game this Saturday night at 6 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The game Is crucial for the Raiders (21-6). who need a win to keep their state title hopes alive and admission Is free. Also on Saturday night will be a game be­ tween the Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber o f Commerce and the Seminole County Sheri ITs Department following the girls’ contest. It will be a SPECIAL EVENINOtllt Call Ken Patrick at (4071 328-2092 for more Information. • « SANFORD _ The City o f Sanford Recreation Deportment Polar Bear Recreational Volley­ ball League played week No. 4 Monday night In the Dan Pelham Oymnatorlum at Sanford Middle School. The results In the A League were: Kathy's Baby Shop (5-0), Yknots (4-1). Westvlew Bap­ tist Church SI (3-2). Beer :30 (2-3). C.E.S. (I* 4) and The Saints (0-5). The results In the B League were: Bill Ray Nissan (5-0), Don Mealey’s Seminole Ford (4I) . The Blow Fish (3-2). Sanford Church of Ood (2-3), Westvlew Baptist Church *2 (1-4) and the Unknowns (0-5). The standings aflrr four wreks nrr: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (19-1). Westview Baptist Church «1 (10-4). Yknots (10-10), Beer :30 (9-11). C.E.S. (H-12) and The Saints (2-18). B League: Bill Ray Nissan (14-6). The Blowfish (12-8). Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (9I I ) . Westvlew Baptist Churrli 62 (8-12). the Unknowns (7-13) and Sanford Church o f Ood (0-14). The league plays every Monday night at Sanford Middle School starting at 6 p.m. Girls' wrsstllng tournaments ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a Women’s Invitational Wrestling Tournament In association with the Seminole County Women’s Wrestling Program. The tournament will take place at Lake Brantley High School on February 20th. Women are eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost $30 as a team or $5 as an Individ­ ual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119. 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. The tournament will be double elimination, feature folkstyle rules and there will be Indi­ vidual awards. Call Carpenger at (407) 320-3670 for more details. Wattrfowl ruls changs ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide waterfowl rules and eliminate con­ fusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emeralds Marsh Type II W ild­ life Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting permit for the Emeralds Marsh Type 11 WMA can hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday o f the sea­ son. The permits are available through the T u t Collector Offices o f Lake. Orange. Marlon and Volusia counties. The duck and coot season at the Emeralds Marsh Type II WMA will end on January 20th, wtth a youth hunt scheduled fo r January 24th. Nek Andaraon $cor$d 28 point*, pullsd down fivt rabounda and had thro# assists aa tha Or* todo Magic rolad up a aeaaon-high point totla in pounding tha MinnasoU Tknbarwoivaa 115*102 Wadnaaday night at tfts Orlando Arana. Sanford Babe Ruth signups SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department la signing up players for the up­ coming Babe Ruth Baseball season and girls’ soHball season at Die Downtown Youth Center In Sanford City llall. Leagues will be offered for boys and girls ages four to 18. Those leagues Include T-Ball, Pee Wee, Bambino (10-12), Prep (13). Babe Ruth (14-15). Senior Babe Ruth (16-18) and girls softball. ’ The Prep League Is new this year for 13-yearolds oaly. This will make the jump from Bam ­ bino to Babe Ruth smoother and will allow the 13-year-olds to get used to the longer bases and get more playtng lime. Cosr lo register Is $20. If you liave any questions, please call Torn Kelly at 330-5697. Bayhcad tennis classes SANFORD . Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and advanced tennis classes at the following times: * Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday. Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. * Beginners and Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. * Beginners. Intermediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. * Tournament level players (stale and nation­ ally ranked players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. lo 7 p.m. •4. »Aea m m» V plllb #9$ •*' nit cc HoraoaQrantoNppadin wMh 20 points and alght rabounda, whia Darak Strong had 14 points and 10 rabounda, Mark Prios 13 points (bafora (saving tfisgama with tom Hgamsnts in his tfiurnb), Danny 8ohayas 11 points and Bo Outlaw sight points and 11 rabounda for tha Magic. Baseball-— flemtnoir will be play two more road games this week, traveling to Winter Springs for a junior vanity/vanity doubleheader starting at 4 p.m. on Friday and then heading to Daytona to play Mainland at 3 p.m. on Saturday. Contributing for the Fighting Semtnofee were Paulo Silva (3for-6 with a home tun and a double). C3 Williams (2-for-5 with a triple). Chaz Lytle (2-for5 wtth a double). Ned Raines (3-for-5 wtth a home run). Tim Raines (triple and a double) id BUI Johnson (double). BEARS WIN FIRST G AM E DAYTONA _ Brad Stephan* buried a two-hitter as WlnSprings won Its first-ever aseball game. 7-0, over omes landing Mainland Wednesday In Daytona Beach. Stephanaon struck out 13 nd walked none In posting the rln. The Bears, under coach HarId Hitt, were led by Derek ones (2-for-4 with a double tnd two RBI) and J eff Rogers hi t (2-for-4 with a double). Winter Springs will! host Seminole In a Seminole Ath­ letic Conference game on Fri­ day. with the junior varsity playing at 4 p.m. and the var­ sity at 7 p.m. Inugmr rmvong meal* huausc )> n i i t |n> old and Irail lo pi no iw* lo lirlp you Invitegap to 7*B. Ben Knapp gave the Lions some breathing room when he led off the seventh Inning wtth a laser o f a home run (his sec­ ond o f the season) over the left-center field wall. John Buchanan recorded the final four outa to aave Mon­ aco's victory. Knapp led the Oviedo attack (1-0) waa the by going 2-for-3 with a home beneficiary, earning the victory run. a single, and two rum by allowing one run on two hits scored. Frost went 2-for-4 wtth over the first four innings. He two RBI and two stolen bases. ■truck out two and walked one. BoutweU had a double and two *Obvtoua)y. I'm much more RBI. piaaaad with tonight’s effort Qrayaon added a single, two than 1 was with last night’s,” RBI. and a run scored. Ouy ■aid Oviedo coach keanc Erwin chipped In with a dou­ Brawn. ”Wc did a lot o f good ble. Justin Holmes. Scott Fer­ things tonight. There are some th fc «i we didn’t do well, but . rell. and Ashley Stephens each scored a run. the positives outnumbered the W 'v and )ou Imr meungm *»' the d i m i f Ur ln * u >«uuail ht a way iU if an alaftf or ilny* pnffon Inugur IKing killed by an al*nnr tpuuw, and rtmMtig wring your kld« grow up-jo-J Hcussr >« n i lud noulrtr lo lum lev In I|> Imagine- il no evtr uvNnhurd lo tic IIran if Honda United Way Oir in n if retry lour p-eplr in Oranp-. Ohitfa and Seminole tiNUNk-t veoeild hr miming in n in all Ilie ian-. itvnpBMon. and liieuving im m Ilean if IVmela United Way aprrk.tr> pnniJe Our uwnnmnuy vtould inn I* a* happy and hraltlty as N It I’lcave- give generously Because right now the only thing missing Is you HEARTOF HOMO* it in n . . .fe V4 �Swkxd 8wk)rt, Flortde - Tftundw Febn*n^. l«ee •ae Legtl Notlcti Gymnasticsta second place In Fi­ nals Competition. Megan Mather posted the best All-Around score o f 35.90 taking the third place trophy. Valerie Ryerson contributed an 8.95 score on Vault. Ally son Nelson took fourth on Balance Beam with a score o f 9.025. and Sharon Wain posted an 8.775 score on Vault, her best since returning from an Injury. Christina Kings!and led the charge for the Level 8 team, winning the Vault competition with a score o f 8.95. She followed that with a added 9.20 score on Vault for sixth place, third place finish In the Finals Competition with a score o f 9.125. Melissa Wasson earned the highest AllAround placement, capturing seventh place. Jeanna Manlkowski contributed a score on Vault with a score o f 8.825 and Stephanie Richards added an 8.575 on Vault to lead the team to a fourth place finish. The Level 7 team also took fourth place In the Team Competition. Danlella Ooldenberg post a 9.30 score on Floor Exercise, Natalia i S S S m berg grabbed third place on Vault with a 9.275 All told. Ace Oymnaatics team members were called to the victory stand 50 times for individ­ ual event competition placements. The team win next travel to St. Louis to compete In the Coca Cola Classic. TWIN TO W ER S T O H O ST M EET ORLANDO _ Roster positions for Team USA qualifying for the John Hancock U.S. Oymles Championships will be the goals o f the country’s elite female gymnasts when they gather In Orlando for the 1998 American Clas­ sic and American Challenge this weekend at the Radlsson Twin Towers Convention Center. Competition levels wtO Include both National Elite and International Elite competitors. The National Elite athletes hope to quality for the National Oymnaatics Festival In the sum­ mer. The International Elite athletes will vie for the opportunity to compete at the John Han­ cock ILS. Oymnaatics Championships In Indi­ anapolis Aujpist 19-22. T to International Elite finishers also will be phgttup for selection to the teams which repre­ sent the United States In three upcoming Utterevents; the International Team ChamIn Knoxville. March 27-28. the Senior 'Alliance Championships July 10-12 In Ontario. Canada, and the 1998 ernes In New York In July. Competition will open In the American Clas­ sic tomorrow with Junior Internations] Elite competition from 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. On Saturday, from 1:30 p jn . to 4:30 p.m.. the National Elite testing win tain place, followed by Senior International Ebte competition from 7:30 p A Is 10 p jn . On Sunday, the American Challenge competi­ tion is scheduled to run from 7:30 p.m. to 10 L tq il Notlcss County. Florida I <riN ooN tb# proparty aihialad In County. Florida, dtacrlbad at: LOT 7 AND I . BLOCK SI. SANLAMOG IMS SUBURB BEAUTI­ FUL PALM IP R IN O I SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RICOROSD IN FLAT BOOR 3. AT FAOS M 1/1. OF THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. MO HlgMand Olruul Altamontu Spring*. FL 31701 and baal btddat. lor cash. at th* • M l front door ol too Oomtnoto County CowftkooM. 301 Norm Fork Auonuo. Oantord. F L at t IS O AM on March Efti. 1000. Datod February End. 1000 MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clei* In accordance with tFi American* With DtoaMM** Act Ms a apodal accommodation to partlalpol* to ahould contact at r 407-313-4330. not later i in _ . . If hearing Unpaired. (TOO) 1-000-000-0771. or Vole* <V) 1-T Relay Maaan E Aaaoetotot, F.A. 17707 US IE North. Suit* 000 Ctoorwatar. FL 344*4-4M3 ■13| 030-3000 PubUah February I t . 10.1000 D S N -ttt DATED on FEBRUARY Ith. A* Cterti of me Court By: Nancy N. Winter A* Deputy Ctorh PubUah: February IE. 10. M . and March 0.1000 OEN-ttO PlaUitHt. sion except for the Ehte competition. o c in . For ticket Informsthe meet at (407) L t q i l Notices L tq a l Notices ' a- State ts ____________ Thirty-one games ago. bake Mary set out on a quest...to get back to fnhriand and have another shot at the title. Now their dream ts about to become a reality and only tiro te a m stand in their way. Tcnight. Dillard is going to do everything they can to stop from taking ana to the rrskeatton o f o f hard »n e d 99 points. their free throws and cancan''-■chad by Marcia Plnder trate on what they know thoy has led the gUia’ basket- can do. team for 31 year*. Dillard if Lauren Bradley and Maiy la attempting to repeat Its 1990 Leah Button dominate the low atoto championship In Ms fifth post I9 » they have all trip to the guard Nicotcne Johnson. Together. they have aviw gid 39 has ilip la p id In dm team’s 31 potato s gome and are defl- wins. Lake Mary vM have a nltdy the strength o f the team, good shot at the atoto tttta. The very balanced offense proNow is the tie. hewaver. for duces a- different atand-out the team to hvs by tta t waette are consistently in light. knee. E lide EUis is av8.1 rebounds a game Is also Dillard's best out- tta throe reto a com- time. If Lake Mary eveelaaka Dillard and focuses an the ftnaia before taking caro o f 9m sends, that could grt them Into trouble. . Other than that, tide dssa Lake Mary needs to do throe appear to be the year s f the th ii** to aurvtve: ban auL hit Mean. C hib 1-800-432-10IN 500 N. Maitland Annua, Maitland, FI 32751 (5Mt> �I * SftrrtonJ Herritd. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. February 19. 1998 Legal Notices M OTICt Tha Florida Dvparlment ol Agriculture and Conaumar Sarvtcv* hvrvby graaa nolicy ol da tntanlion lo m ala claim agamat lha cartilicala ol da pot it purauant to Florida laar lor lha banalil ol cartain mam* tiara ol tha danca aludw known aa Arthur Murray Danca Studio d/b/e Paramount Danca Artiata 2632 W att Stala Road 1 0 4 Longwood Florida 1 2 0 1 Mambara baying clarma agamat thia buainaaa may Ilia a wnttan proot ot claim ancloamg copy ot contract with supportmg avrdanca and proof ot payman! (required) S social aecunTy number with lha Department's Division at Conaumar Sarvicaa 227 north Bronough Street H IM Tallabaaaaa. Florida 32301 Tba buainaaa oanar baa tba right lo conlaal tba legitimacy ol aacb claim submitted NAMK__________________ PHONE A D D R E S S ___ ~ __________ C ITY . STATE ZIP ______ SOCIAL SECUBITY# f l o r io a d e p a r t m e n t o f AGRICULTURE 0 CONSUMER SERVICES BOD CRAWFORO. COMMISSIONER Publish February IS 22.1996 D E N IE S IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OP TH E 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. 07-1000 CA 14 A GREAT W ESTERN BANK, a Federal Savings Bank. Ptaintill. va CHRISTOPHER SAOHERIAN. at ua , at a l . Dalandantta), NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN purauant to an Order or Final Judgment Scheduling Foreclo­ sure Sale entered on January 30th. U S * In tbla cat# now pending in aeid Court, tba atyle ot wbrch la mdicatad above I anil salt to tba tug beat and bast bidder tor cash In the W EST FRONT DOOR SEMINOLE C O U N TY CO UR THO U SE. 301 N Park Ava Sanford. FL 31771. at 11 00 a m on tba Stb day ol March, tS S I the following deecribed property a t aal forth In eaid Order or Final Judgment, to-wit LO T 11. BLOCK 0. SW EETW A­ TER OAKS S E C TIO N • AC CO R O IN O TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. AS R ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 30 AND 31. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE C O UNTY. FLORI­ DA e/h/e 70S SW EETW ATER HILLS DRIVE. LONGW OOD. F I 11771 O R DERED al SEM INOLE COUNTY. Florida Hits End day ot February. I M S MARYANNE MORSE A i Clerk. Circuit Court Saneno la County. Florida By: Dorothy W Bolton Aa Deputy Clark EPEAR A HOFFM AN P A . TOE South Dnie Highway Coral Gabies. Florida S 3 t«f Telephone (SOS) SSS-tlSS Persona with disability who need • special accommodation to participate In thia procaodtng ahould eon tea1 ADA Coordinator al SSI M. Park Avenue. Bulla N , Sanford. Florida 31771, al Matt tore Bay* prior to the proceeding Telephone (407) 373-4330 Eat 4117; 1 SOO-SSi-4771 (TDO), or 1 SOO-0tS-S77O(V). via Florida Relay Service Pwbkab: February IE. t t . IS IS OCN-111 -» J # MOTTOS OP F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice la hereby given that I am engaged in buainaaa at SIS Monroe Harbor F t . San lord. Florida 11773. Sammela County. Florida, undar tba Fictltioua Mama ol A .B .T. MOBILE DSTAIUM S. and that I inland to regrslar aaid noma with tha OtvMion ol Corpora tiona, Florida, tn provlaioaa ol tha Fictltioua Mama Statutas. To-Wit Section StSOt. Ftonda Slalutaa 1BS1. Ivon E Oadala. Jr. Pubirah Fabruary IE. 1BBB DEN-111 IN TMB CO UN TY CO URT M AND FOR I COUNTY, Di STIRLING INTERNATIONAL REALTY. INC. Plaint in, *. RAY CIAFAROINI. RHOOA BOHRER. OURFRCET B. OILL Mid RINA GILL, NO TICE OF ACTIO N • T PUBLICATION TO ; OURPRCET S. GILL l i s t Mohanarc Avanua, Vorfctawn Harghta, NY 10440 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that tha obosa-nomad plaintiff hat mads • clami and N raQuu t tng judgment against you in cum ot $4,711 M , as show tha alit aman 1 of claim (Complaint) alloc had, with court costa and actornay foot. If applicabM. You ora required lo appear m parson or by ottornoy al tha Sa County Courthouse In Courtroom *E* at Florida on March 17th, 1001 of • 00 a-a. N you foM lo loramonlion or by attorney, a lodgment wM ba enterad agamat you. You mutt edvtoe tha Clark by man or phono ot any change In your Americana with DwebUMoe Ad, participata in tfus proceeding ahould contact Court Admlnwiraiion at 301 N. Park Avanua, Sanford. Florida 31771. telephone: |407) 3134330, oat. 4314, not later than 1 days Tram •tnnet Of n o iic i . tr M irin | impair ad. (TOO) 1-000-963 1771, or |V| 1-*00-933-0770, via Florida Rally Service Thia notice wUi bo puSliihoS once a ereek for to** |6J aecutive wo oka m the Sanford Herald OATEO THIS lflTH DAY OF JANUARY, t Mary mu CLERK OF THE COURT Ao Ooputy Clark January IS , February S, I I , I t , IS M OCM-11S I Legal Notices IN T H I U N IT E D S TA TE S O IS T R IC T C O U R T FOR TH E M ID D LE D IS T R IC T OF FLO R ID A OR LAN DO DIVISION UN ITED STATES O r AMERICA. Plaintiff, va THOM AS E O DAY. DAVID H EILANO. THOM AS E 0 DAY. II; and BARNETT BANK OF CEN TRAL FLORIOA Detsndanti N O TIC E OF M A R S H A LS SALE Under en ORDER granting summary judgment lor Ple-ntiif Un ted States ot America entared by the Court in the ehove-captioned clstl action on December 13rd l i f t and pur­ suant to an ORDER OF FO R E ­ CLOSURE AND SALE entered on the 10th day ot January. t996, I am commanded to eell at public auct-cn at the west door ot the Seminole County Courthouse m Seminole County. Florida, to tha highest bidder, a l tha lands and all lha tmprovsmsnts buildings, fis­ tulas and appurtenances therson. located at 307 Tuckar Ortve. Sanlord. Florida 31773. In Seminole county, more lully described aa Lot I t , SUNLANO ESTATES. FIRST ADDITION aa par plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 11 at pages 97 and 9S ot the Public Recoidt ol Seminole County. Florida (Hereioatlsr referred to aa tha *Sub)ect Properly ‘ 1 NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN that on the 4tn day of Match. 1990. at 1100 p m on such day. at tha Sammoie County Courthouse m Seminole County, Florida. I will m obedience to and Order ol Judgment. Foreclosure and 5aia salt the SublOCt Property at public auc­ tion to the highest beat bidder tor cash. The terms and condi­ tions ol the sale art aa follows: 1 The sale shall bs subject to an building lines (if estab­ lished). all laws, oidmances and gosarnmaniai regulations (including buildmg and toning ordinances) atlecting tha Sub|ect Property, and ease­ ment* and reatrictiont appear­ ing ol record, it any 1 Tha successful bidder shall ba required lo deposit a mini­ mum ol Ian parcant (tO S I ol the amount bid at lha lime ol aa>e, either by certified check or by cash depoart. 3 Tha balance ot the purchase p-ica shall ba tendered to tha Un tad Stataa Marshal by tha successful bidder within tan ( 10 ) day* following tha data ol tha tala in lha form ol a certi­ fied check payable lo tha United States Marshal tor lha M ddla District ol Florida. In tha event that the purchaser fails lo fulfill this requirement, the deposit shall bs forfeited and applied to the espensea of sale, and the Subiecl Property shall ba raotfered lor sale in lha same manner aa provided tor tha initial tala. 4. Tha Subtact Property shall ba ottered tor tala subject to confirmation by tha Court, and on auch confirmation and receipt al tha balance ol tha purchase pries, tha United Stataa Marshal shall eiecuts and dokvst ta tha purchaaar(i) a daad ta tha Propony. 1. The ~ ----------Sana and other clarma af any party ta this proceeding. Tha Property shall ba open lor public Inspection on March 4th, ISIS, from tO a.m. ta tt am . Far additional information concerning the Property, call tha office of tha U.S. Marshal Service at (407) 646-4326 Oat#; January lath. It**. United State* Marahal Untied Stataa Marahal Service Middle Otttrtct ot 7lorIds 130 Federal Buildmg Orlande, Ftonda 31301 (407) 343-4321 Pubirah: Fabruary S, 11, IS, IS. IM S DEN-1T M T N I C O U N TY CO UNT OF TN S BM N TBEN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY, C A M MO. BT-B4S-OC -SS-F SAN MARCO VILLAS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida not-for-profit corporation. Pfemtrtf, v*. GARNCE Q CLARK and UNKNOWN TENANTS. Defendants NOTICfl OF BALI NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant la tha Final Judgment in Foracleaura entered on th* Tat day of December. 1*97. and tha Order to Ro-aot dated Fabruary Ind. IB M to CivU Action No ST-040CC-10-F af tha County Court ot the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Seminote County. Florida, to which GARNCE G CLARK la lha Defendant and SAN MARCO VILLAS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . i* lha Ftaintitf. f will salt to tha highest and bast bidder for eaah at lha weal tram door of lha Saminelo County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida at 11CS AM . en the *th day ol March, IS M . lha following described raai properly set forth to the Final Judgment Unit E l. Building IS . San Mateo VIBae, a Condominium, according to the Declaration Ol Condominium thereof. aa recorded to Official Records Rook 1EM. Rage ■ of tha Public Records ol Bemmole County. Florida DATED thl* Ind day of Fabruary. IB M MARYANNS MORSE dark af tha Court Deputy dark Rlstokff* iAttorney: EMIL A. G A M R O N I . JR . ESG M l Wakhra Spring* Road, longwood. Florida S t i f f (4S7) J78-7SSI need a apodal accommodation to participate to this proceeding ahould contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanua. Bud* North 301. Sanford. Florida 31771 al Mail frve (3) day* prior la lha pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) 3134330. as tension 4117; 1-000MS-0771 (TDD), or t-EOO-SM•770 (V). vis Florida Relay Pubirah February I I . IE . 1SM DEN-1 M Legal Notices Legal Notices N O TIC E OF FICTITIO US NAME Notice it hereby green that I ani engaged in buvmevv at 134 Mingo Trail. Unit itO F lo ngw o od, Florida 32730, Seminole County rtorida. under the Fictitious Name ot F L O R I­ DA SUR FA C IN G AND SUPPLY and that 1 intend lo reg-ttei and name with the D ivinon ot Corporations. Tallahassee, Florida, in accordance with the provisions ot the Fictitious Name Statutes To-Wit Section 46$ 0*. Florida Statutes 19S1 Michele Chase Publish February t l . 1**1 DEN-211 IN T H i C IR C UIT COURT. •R AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTIO N NO. ST-S14 S-C A -14-A JOHN J ARCHAM 0AULT and LYNN ARCHAMDAULT Plaintiffs vs HOWARD M SIMONS and WENDY S SIMONS. Delendants NO TICE OF BALE NO TICE IS H EREBY OIVEN that pursuant to Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure ren­ dered on the 1 0 th day ol January I t t S . In that certain causa pending in the Circuit Court in and tor Seminole County. Ftonda. wherein JOHN J AR CH AM DAU LT and LYNN ARCHAMBAULT are Plaintiffs, and HOWARD M SIMONS and WENDY 5 SIM ONS are Delendants. Cnnl Action No 97214 S -C A -1 4 -A I. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk ol the aforesaid Circuit Court, will at 11 00 A M . on the Sth day ol March, IM S , otter lot sate and eell to the highest bidder lor cash al lha west-front door ol the court­ house located al 301 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida, the following deecribed proper­ ly situated and being in Seminole County Florida, toWlt Lot 4 QREENBRIAR OF LOCH ARBOR FO U R TH S E C TIO N . according to the Plat thereof aa recorded in Plat Book 14. Page 42. Public Records ot Seminole County Ftonda Said tale will be made pur­ suant lo and In order to sanity tha terms ot sard Summary Final Judgment MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT C O UR T By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk JAM ES A BARKS Attorney at Law I t l O W First Straat. Suit* B Sanlord FL 31771 (407) 321-1214 Attorney tor Ptaintill AMERICAN WITH (USABILITIES A C T OP 1**0 Admintofrattve Order Me. S T -J II you are a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation in order lo participata In thl* proceeding. you are antitied, at no coal to you. to the provision ol certain aasiilance Ptaasa contact Court Administration al 101 N Park Avenue, Suita N30t. Sanlord, FL 32771. (407| 323-4130 aal. 4227 within 1 working day* ol your recaipi el this noboa, If you am h airing or voice Publish February t t . IS. ISM D E N -ttS M O TIC t o r F IC T ITIO U S MAMS Nottc# i» h#mhy given that I ■m engaged m Internet* at 109 W 5th SI , ChuU*ota Florida 32766, Seminal# County, Florida und#r lha Fictltioua Nam# of M AM O U It T i l t and that I inland Vci r#gitt#r aaid name with th# Divtaion of Cnr|xrraln>n>, Tallahait##, Florida,. in accordant# with ihe prow <•ion« of th# Fictitious Mart*# Statutes. To Wit Sactton 666 O'O', Florida Stafutrt 1091 Oamaaa H Lyl# Publilh Fabruary 19, 1996 C i t t i M -------------------------------------IN TN S CIRCUIT COURT OF TN E tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. S T -IE S fC A -tA W EM ERGENT MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, va 0r.E0RAR0A.rt a l . Defendants NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NO TICE is hereby given that, pursuant te that Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered in the ebove-etyted action on February 4th. IS M . I will salt the property situated in Seminole County. Florida, deacntied as Lot 13. Block D, TH E SPRINGS SHADOW OOD VILLAGE, S E C ­ TION 1. according te the ptel thereof aa recordad In Plat Book 17, Pagot 71 - 73, Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida, and lhal portion ol Lot 12. said Block D. which lies South and Weal of a line which pease* through th* following described two poml* designat­ ed aa Poml A and Point 0. lo wit Point A being N 41*00 00* W 16 17 teat and N 4S*0S'S4* E I 12 teat from the Intersec­ tion ol th* Southwesterly lot kn* ol held Lot 12 and Wild Holly Lana. Poml B, being N 41*30 04* W 46 17 teat end N 41*0* 3 4 ' E 1 13 leet from said point ol Intersection. Lea* that portion of Lot 13 which lia* South and Waal el a tins which pa**** through th* following described two points designat­ ed a* Poml C and Point D to wit Point C being N 41*30 06* W 34 67 teat and N 4 **0» 3 4 * E 1.13 f**l hem th* intersection ot the Southwesterly lot line ol said Lol 13 and Wild Holly Lane al public sale, to the highest bidder tor cash, al th* Seminol* County Courthouse, in Sanlord. Florida, at 11 00 a m . on th* 1 2th day of March. IM S DATE FEBRUARY Slh. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark of th* IMtti Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Ftonda By Jane E Jesewic As Deputy Clerk Beth W Miller. F A 3117 Edgewaler Drive Orlando. Florida 31S04 (407) 14S-SOS2 In accordance with the American* With Oiaabililtos Act. parson* wtlh a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contacl ADA Coordinator at 301 North Park Avanua, Sulla N. 301, Sanford. Florida 31771 at toast live days prior to th* pieces ding, tele­ phone (407) 113-4330, a il. 4117. tl hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-BOO-SS4-S7T1. at veto* (V) 1B0B-B77-BT7B, He Florida Relay Publish: Fabruary I t . IS. IM S OCN-143 MOTIO ■ OF JO IN T LAMM MSB DSVELOPM SNT BBLA TM B TO ADULT MBS SfTBB/LAMD DEVELOPM ENT NEBULATtONt PUBLIC ME ARM S T O BB MELD MARCH 4, TBBB Notice is hereby given that th* Semmoia County Local Planning Agency/Planning and Zoning Commiselon (LPA/PiZ) wM conduct a public hearing on March 4th, ifgg , beginning al 7.00 p m . or a* coon Iharesfur a* poaaiMa, In lha County Servfcas Building. 1101 East First Street Sanford, Florida. Room 10IS (Board Chambers) The purpose of thia hearing t* to receive public input. Input from any local government or other agency. and make Undine* and recommendation* to th* Seminol* County Board of County Commiastonara on the tottowing described ordinance. TN* pro­ posed lend use action wUf also ba th* aubject el public hearing (to ba advertised) by th* Seminol* County Board of County Commissioners AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO MULT1-JURIE0ICT1ONAL LAND USE WITri REGARD TO THE PERMITTING. LOCATING AMD SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AMO SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; AMENDING THE U N O DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. ENACTING AS A COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATION THE PROVISIONS OF AN INTER­ LOCAL AGREEMENT BY AMO BETWEEN THE CITY OF BANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVIDING THAT BITES WHEREON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AMD SEXUALLY ORI­ ENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE COUNTY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE C ITY SITES. PROVIDING THAT EITEB WHEREON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTEO BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE CITY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE COUNTY SIT1S. PROVIDING THAT ALL SUCH EITEB SHALL BE JOINT SITES, PROVIDING FOR THE COORDINATION OF COMPREHENSIVE FLANS AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS. PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE AN0 INTENT OF THE JOINT PLANNING AREA; PROVIDING FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNINO AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGU­ LATORY ACTIVITIES; PROVIDING FOR THE USE O f LAND FOR AOULT ENTERTAINMENT EETABUEHMSNTE AND SEXUALLY ORI­ ENTEO BUSINESSES; PR0V1DINQ FOR THE PROVISION OF INFRASTRUCTURE. PROVIDING FOR CONFLICT RESOLUTION, PROVIDING FOR TERMS: PROVIDING FOR NOTICE AND OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS AND PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE OATS. Th* propoeed ordinance will totrohra tha Imp aaidan/applia alie n ol land development raeuiallona to lha toltowing daacrtBad prop­ erly (so* map) Th* LPA/PSZ may make additional recommend*bon* pa naming to this subject matter (BCC District* t l , I , t , 4 and • raspactrvaly) __ Seminote County, Florida Legal Notices appeal ia to ba based, par Stchon ESS OIOS. I BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY JOHN DWYER MANAGER CURRENT PLANNING PUBLISH: FEBRUARY IE. ISM DEN-ttS l Statute* CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Notice la hereby given McConnell Tawing will sell at Public Auction for Salvage for Cash on demand In higherl bid ­ der, Ih* following described vehicle* 3 -tt-S *6 Toyola JT2AES2E3H344443S 3 -1 3 -0 0 *4 I t u I ii JAACL11L4R7203637 47 Dodge 11SI11M442 3 -1 4 -a a 39 Cedi J926I663 67 Old* 1Q3AJ3IR7HD3327S9 s-ts-ss 7* Ford F13H N D F3II7 66 Dodge IB3BS44D1JN146S96 Th* Auction will be held al 12 00 pm on said dates above McConnell Towing E Recovery 2400 Sanlord Av* . Sanford. FL 12773 Protpecliv* bidd en may ■ntpect vehicles ona hour prior to tala Term* are cash or Certified Fund* McConnell Towing reserve* th* right lo accept or reject any and all bd a Publish Fabruary I f . 1SBI 0CN-I13 IH TN E CIRCUfT CO U RT OF TN E IM N T E B N T N JU D IC IAL QIRQU1T IN AND PON S E M IN O L! COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL Di VISION CASE NO. S T-1 B S 1 -C A -IS -R MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE ESTATE OF M ARYL WILLIAMS. Plaintiff. V* JESSE 0AV10 RAGINI and DOROTHY L RAOINE. hr* wife, end THE DRETFUS INTERSTATE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION d/b/e CARRIAGE COVE/EANFORD. Defendant* NO TICE OF SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN that purauant to i Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on the 4th day ol February, U S E . In the above style, on th* Eth day ol March. t**t. at 11 00 A M . at th* Irani step* ot th* Bemtnal* County Courthouaa in Sanlord. Semi note County. Ftonda. I will sell al public outcry, for cash tn hand, to Ih* highest and boat ladder, th* lottowing described property situated In Seminol* County. Florida, to-wll Lol 4, Block I. Mobil* Manor. Second Section, according to tha plat tharaol as recordad In Flat Book I t . pegs 4S. 47 and 4S el the public record* of Seminol* County. Florida, together with that certain mobile home identified a* 1•71 Etqulr* Mobil* Horn* ID * 10717 It you are a parson with a dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation to order lo participata In th<* proceeding you are enti­ tled al no cost to you. lo the provision of cartain asst*lane* Pleat* contacl Court Administrator, Court Administration at 301 N Park Avanua. Suite N30t. Sanford. FL 11771. area cod* (607) 3334310 eat 4117. within two (I) working daya ol your receipt ol thia nolle*; If you ora hooting or vote* impaired, call 1-S00-SSS■771. DATED on Fabruary 4th. IEEE (COURT SEAL) BSSS *•ir— V OtofBat Jana I J asever A* Deputy Clark JOHN B. HITCH. ESQUIRE Over*treat. Mile*. Hitch E Cumt»*. PA Attorney for Plaintiff 100 Church Straat Kiaalmmaa. Florida 34741 (407) 047-11 St • Telephone (407) S47-3333 • Faa Publish Fabruary IS. t t . tSSE DEN-111 1> IN T N I C IR C U IT CO U R T Sem inole O rlando-W inter Park 407/3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY ■ iiA ■W7H .......447 707-0929 Long Torm-Short Tarm Tamp To tore 177.75 per week PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times......... $.68/line 7 Times......... $.84/line 3 Times....... $1.09/line 1 Time......... $1.42/line Pert l i r e positron ave4etite lor Debary oflroe flo eipenence n e re a m y Must be sell moti vated and own tranaportitron For interview cat 344-0495 Rates are per Insertion 3 line Minimum. HELP Poraonnol 029A0I0 A B E TT E R JO B FO R Y O U t Joat Cart Never a Fee* Scheduling may indude Lake Mary Ufa at Ihe cost of an addi­ tional day Cancel when you got result* Pay only for the days your ad rum ai rat* earned Use tuE description for fastest results Copy must follow acceptable form. We reserve the right to refute any ad at any Urn*. 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Fra* Provide* educational actrntw* along wtn TLC A playroom, ten yro Cart CPfVCOLRetRea rata* For mwrvww 330-0700 nwft Seer 407 293 3055 Ostrtukng phono cards No e> portanc* necessary For mors information sand a SASE lo Primetime Communcalons P O Boa 094355. Maim FL 33289-1355 27—Nursery A Child Cara M H Y HOME. Fncd yd. ptoy room, hot meal*, raaaonabt* rate*. 330-f752 _ AUT044OnVt DE TAXERS SenfordLongaroodOdendu Good fruome Putot4wi Benefit* After 90 Days CONSTRUCTION CLEAMHD Experience hetptut Uutl have car E pfion* 3020111 h mo** CUSTOMER REP/RCTAA SI 0.35 TO START TratotogXMta/Tiwt 321-S42I Greet to student* P/T A r/T No exp tor roto 0*0 9191 -O C BART M ANORTha to*owinq po*4*m* *•* tveiiabto Come end fum our Many high traffic sA »s. $2500 ( M i potential Siaienot inert lacikry 600-342-4453 F/ni-MJFNCHA-f/T Opon m e own rrwtd eorvee Earn E2GI22AV Loam to* k* ci ecu from v a kinder of one of lam -Hast A 11aat-7am SALAMI ■ BASED on CXPCRJCNCC natron and 4420. A d t o Dvoctor ot Nik * mg or apply within 60 North Highway 17 92 OBary. Mon da Drug Fra* Workplace 331-0243 BALES. I stay al home and *am 34500mo Free alert-upTrarung 4O7-0B2-O132 to r_______________ D R IV E R S Wanted FULL TIME with clean Cttaa D or B lean** Drug tree work place Starting 3330 338V wk pro* benefit* and 401k Ca* A l l HOURS 10 yra *to w j i development. Rees rate* meats tod Fun pkry room 324-0813 I ongwood **-t*tpr Studo. UFamdeMaP UacfMMTTBS ALONE? Ft'S making wooden frame*. Earn to $3*4/ o*l Cal S3DB444 eat E-45 ELECTHKIANS A HELPERS ■ M . I K A K Etoctrie. 323-0300 -No coal tor M C h l earn to U t o k k mefc1x1041 ingbrac. EK BBSfCTBaH Ui WTTH BACHELORS O f GREF RESPECTED Dating Bureau tor SENIORS. ^ t S T T , -------------------- w nt r o i company wwki a is cant graduate or inisrn with good mechanical and etectn cal back(Found kx R A D. design and tasting •Metrical component* mechanical and atoclfomachancal product*. MfrH and aqupmanl Oroci A coortknato labnc atron. applcatron. malaaalron 1 rapav ol sama Conpany paid banal* package. hoadty* an man! Sand A0WI6N CJX toOOkng E meefcJ G IF T O F L IF E LEGALLY tor )ual 321 00 Mel chach/mo t o CALYFBO-ia54 N Letomnnt Ave. Wtntor Park. FL T T S S y to U n d ATTN HOMEOWNERS ■E1S0J0B LIT U* DO THI WORK FOR YOU! Th t Mary Uto wonts to you m o n ty f PM* R a iiA n SA-tSS-O P IN RE SBTATE OF THEODORE MANALO ROMERO. Dacaaaad Th* adminiatrabon af h* aetata ot Theodora Mans to Romero, dacaaaad, Ffto Number M -tM -C P . I* pending to th* Circuit Court tor seminol* County, Flo ride. Probate is P.O. Boa Drawer C, Sanford. FL 31771. Th* name* and addraaa aa of th* personal rapiwoantativo end the personal rapraaentallva'a attorney are ALL IN T S M S TS 0 PERSONS ARS NOTIFIED THAT: AX paraan* on whom this notice to aarvad who have that challenge th* •I tha paraonal ropraaanlativ*, venue, or Jurtedtotton of this Court era require to til* MtoW objection* With thl* Court WITHIN THE LA TIN OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* of Bio 0* cedent end other persona having claim* or demand* against daeadanr* estate on whom a copy of Bdo notice to aarvad data ol the (Irat publication of thia nolle* muat Me their claim* with this Count WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTH* AFTER THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATE OF BSRVICfi OF A COPV OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH other creditors of Ih* dec*dant and parsons having claim* 4 Ni * N O TE; Th* general public to encouraged to l tog and present input to accordance with Kto procedure* used By th* LM /FE2 or submit wnttan comments to Hi* Currant Planning Office, n o t Seal Fuat Straat. Eantord. FL 31771. MMpItana (407) 311-1130. tiianaton 7411 or FAX StS-StSB. Thia hairing may Ba continued from tun* ic time a* found nacaaaary by the LRA/PSZ Copies ol th* ataN report regarding nance, and related information, toe received, era available tor pubha review at the i Room 1000. batwaan th* hours of ES S a m end BBS p m . Monday through Friday, aacludtof hahdaya Persona with draabtob** ntiding aaaiatoac* M parttop* to to any ol th*** proceeding* should contact lha Hunaan Measure** Departmanl ADA Coordinator *S hour* to advene* el Sto meeting at (407) l i t -m o. attention 7S4t. Paraan* are advtoad that M they wish to appeal any deepen mad* at thia maattog. May wht need a record of lha procaadutga. and tor auch purge* *. they may need to anauro that a verbatim record of th* proceeding* I* made, 71— Help Wanted WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT EO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Th* data el tha Ural publicabon *1 Bda Note* ta February ISth. 10*1. _______ Paraonal RepraeentaHve: Darien* A Rapanotti 7121 Honeysuckle Avanua Celebration. F L 34747 Attorney tor ( rraonal Representative Be belt J. Plena. Jr Florida Bar No- 0S3SE3 Alarmsn. fenlarfitt. A Eidaon, PA. ESA 0. Orange Avattu* P O Baa 131 Orlande. FL 32002 Tat*p»am *07/043-7000 PuBttoh: Fabruary IB, N , IB M OS N -111 E you place • two weak ad wWt us to sea your vaNcto IputM v •• In both tha SenAvd HBraW and to* Lato Mary LA* M a coat of only $27.54} and you donl •a* • n#* away. a*1 run toe ad tor another two woaka at no chamd A l tw ask Is toat you pay lor to* M too woaka bew o no m i E to boot Entry Level Warehouee Openings ocraOMd Tnrok Ictncf COL. VA/TAAppnJobAaaiat . Nafonai Truck No Elkiartence laacessary1 paid ti wwigi Earn wMg yuu train* SerSwd companies CaE uo a l{S 0 7 ) 222-M 11 County*' Aa a of I c d A d [ tor you!II L#g«l Wotlct W TN S t Al shdta avaiafto 85 SO 37.hr to start Loedrtrotoart fricka UKK WORKING WTTH PEOPLE? BS A MEDICALAMBTAMT. Apply wWi a friend hiwt-Fn. Sam-Sc brvro 2 1 •ID EOE 0§QrM, IN tn minor surgery ir* a ro K I you tha *5 t it \/ •Oky or ftwnfrro d a p P A S S NO* S 7 -B 4 B I-O A -1 4 -W CROSSLAND M ORTOAOS CORP, Plaintiff. BEVERLY A. PHILLIP*. ___ _ unfcnewn apeua* —f M - a ii. i A ■ S-LILI__ #1 wmwwwif H. rfHHfyia■ OUSEIE M A I P H ILUP E; ____, unknown spouse of O il»*I* Mae Phillip*; ■EM INOLE COUNTY. Hi furUlkt#! OradUaa* PMoemonr AuraCal Today* 407-S31-0010 FANTASTIC SAMS C N v C o Mm b k53 East AM Hwy 430, Sto 200 a 32707 Hatrstyfrat needed Immedtel* opening tor two poaaton* Must bg he S #■> Earn SOX comm Cal Anna M 323-0045 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES Tla.1111ll* i ll* A baauWut A aactong hotol lo­ cated m th* UCF was i* being tor the loHowvro pooiuona BAMOUBT SCT-UP/URVER, RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS, M U E E N , HOST/ HOBTEEB. COCXTAA. SCRVK- F/T A P/T tor a Major Manutoc turtng pier* to Sanlord Pool front are avaaabte on a* Me partiaa to possession. Delendants Nouc* to hereby groan that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered on Fabruary 3 opening* Guar StOBOrtvtraining Than adv USSOtor. Sai * comm. Sanlord ‘ Circuit Ctwri of County. Florida, I arid aoB th* preparty situated ta Bemtaoto County. Florida, described aa: Lot 17. BAN LANTA THIRD SECTION, according to to* map or plat tharaol ** recorded to Plat Booh 13. page 71. Public Record* of Bamineto County. al public sal*, to lha highest end beef Ibidder, tor cash, al Ih* < iih IS A . *30. #1101 I •774-7770 hm of the l u t e of Flortde. in d -JO H N DOE end MARY OOS*. Ih* name* being ttclttiou*. the true identities of Defendant* being unknown te PtatotW. lha partiaa l l l i I AM Stot TTroa* •Fhm aM tflgr Quel»y L BALES SBC. ROTARY, Q UES T SERVICE REPNBSSNTTTtVE. Apply In parson to Hokdey Inn 1212S H # i Tarti A**., Orlando. EOE DRUB FREE WORKPLACE C E L E B R ITY CIPHER by Luis Campos CeriOrSyCpw cryatogiaman Haiti 4frw tuuuiua byUi„a rmW peri andpia«ew Cam Mwr w0wca*wr Maud*kv wwewr rodriyticka HaweriM ‘ X H K C W D F E C W V O I H E C C W K K W I I A W I I W V I X H E H E P Florid*, * 111:00 a m , an March I Eth, IEEE. Dated *1 Eantord. Flood* this 3th day of February. 1004 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Cieik Berry M Elkin. E*g. •000 Keger Bhrd . Suite 0140 St. PotorabWB. FL ES70S Pubtteh: February I t , IS , ISOS DSN-140 MX f 0 — • X M M O W Q , D L Z W H V X W C XW XW Q I V L Z W O I X FC C W V AM D I . * — N M T H V I . P R EV IO US S O LU TIO N : *8om y Bono brought wisdom and joy to Ihe H o im s ... h# w # bs missed* — Novrt Qingnch # 1M I fry MCA. toe �71— Help Wanted 71— Http Wanted 71-H elp Wanted a t t e n t io n c n a ! Come and |wn our caring team ol Nurses and CNA* Exceltent benefit! Eipenenced recognifed l : 00pm-1 1:00pm ■Mfl available. Please appry m person Deitona Healthcare Re­ habilitation Center 1851 Elkcam Bfvd Deltona EOE________ METAL STEEL ERECTOR E ip . own tools trant red DFWP Can 831-6275 V ID EO C O O R D IN A TO R FOX 51 NEWS to Orlando. FL. has an vnrrwcSale ocervng tor a Video Coordxuior This postal it responstoto lor taking video leads and tending the finished video packages lo the one r Me server during newscasts Previ­ ous experience tilling video re­ quired Pnor experience in a newsroom strongly preferred you must be able lo work wel with people under stressful sit­ uations High school dptoma required Some cokege or trade school preferred Send yo»x re­ sume to Personnel Manager. 35 Skytme Drive. Lake Mary. FL 32748 Returnee mull be re­ ceived by March 6, 1998 No Phone call EOE MILL WORKER And!» cabmetry esp naaded tor rastaurant furniture manulactur er 51012.Mr Contact Joe or JuNo at 338-6364________________ Residential Cleaning IMMEDIATE OPENINOS Nat l 8vc. Co. hat Floor care, P/T carpel ehampooer & Cualodial poa. avail. In Lake Mary Area. ____ Call: 407-942*209 Independent am Catalog party plan ththtoulors Proceaa order! from home Ready cash For Had up kit'1 time memberarvp lee. MAIL 530 00 check.’rrx) lo CALYPSO VARIETY. 145a N Lakemom Ave. Winter Park F t 32792___________________ L A a a fi firrs CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get m on the ground floor of a taal paced. rapidly growing company* LABOR RITE « seek eg a hard working sell mntnrat ed person who is computer liter­ ate. he■b e and a learn player Etceuent growth potential m an eitremety fast paced mduitry Apply m person at 7603 park Dr between Sam and 7pm daily or taa resume to (407) 330 1498 Attn Branch Manager EOF __ MOLLY MAIO IS HIRtNO F/T * M-F •4-5pm WM Train. 407-747-4007. P/T CASHIERS A CDL DRIVERS Mutt have CDL License. Apply In Parson: 700 French Ave. Sanford ______ Scotty's______ F/T SERVICE AGENT Driver. Need to clean, service and in­ spect rental vehicles Valid FDL Acceptable drive g record and background check Apply m person 3096 Orlando (17 92) Dr Sanford___________________ PART-TIME HOUSE RENOVA TION Cleaning, painting, etc need own Iranpsodation Can 328-1257 PHONE PROS Salary » comm • bonus F/T or P/T Reused atmosphere-smok mg ok D e lta or M4u» 767*270 LABOR RITE •*••330-3416***' too • MEN A WOMEN NEEDED DeXy work Daily pay Vehetos a PLUS N E E D C O M P A N Y VAN DR IVER W /VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS M lN f t Clean driving OL required Oood pay Benefits. CeA Mlsay 313-1441 "iSwtlimBlNG ___ (407) 869*0444 RIGHT HAND MAN Needs 75 workers deity. *55 sign on bonus to new am­ i s Ira pay to drivers. ‘ Open 5 am 401 Oogtrack Rd. Longwood. 360*104 SALES/CELLULAR Accoimt Esec Saury • comm, unarmed aarteng potential Cal 8059222 LABORERS NEEDED FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R MCAITH etSUKAMCC aNO 44IK PLANIOruytrw Drive yat aaat LAKE MARY CHtLO CARE CENTER looking lor response tea. depend-tbie t etpenenced rare (pver tor tar id age groups P e iM c a U llT W Eipertenced Tree climbers/ Oroundsman Naadad. Call 123*441 LEES FAMOUS RECIPE fined! a TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER Please send >e some to OWNER. FRFC 4044 S. Pennsylvania Or. Daytona Baach, FI 33173 Phone: (804) 740-1331 LABOR READY ^ WORK TOOAVmAK) TOOAY Apply m person lodey: t i l t * French Ave _________ 333-4141__________ MAINTENANCE PART TIME Need own Iranspodation iPlumbing electrical and AC CaK 374-1747. MAKE MONEY, as much or as ■mu as you want, with Shake* 4 At 4 rs New Ikvm Based It .uness Program 130-4430 MERRY MAOS H O M O Car 4 Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 33t 5266 EARN FULL-TlME PAY FOR PARTTIME WORK!!! ROUTE CARRIER Established Routes Newspa­ per d-kvery lor Sanford Area Earn money wtuu taking a drive m the country Apply in person SANTORO HERALD 300 N French A' SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy > Assoc 434-7444 SERVER Esp tor a downtown European style cat# Ties hours, days 4 occasional Friday even-ngy Apply 205 E I si St. Sanford 331-3304_____________________ SHELTER HELP For xilo cal 333 8685 I tarn la 4pm Humana Society ol Sam Co___________ TRANSMISSION TECHNICIAN WANTS0 EXPERIENCE PREFERRED Wa tram, trust have good me chancel ability good work ath c i and des*a to learn lor ad vancenvmt Must have vakd FI Drivers L r Tods and Uniforms provided Paid vacation and holidays Apply person al Haneii and Beverly tiantmn sun 209 W 25th St. Sanford Mon rri. 8am 5 30pm WANTED: Individuals who are teekmg a fulfilling, people onenuied career GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional status and benefits Consider the career of Dental Assisting Formal education ol 1300 hours leading to Stela and National credentult Work m a last paced, highley technical, ever chenpng career m the aIked health l«*d ot Dental Assisting CaK Orange Technical Center*Orlando Tech Dental Depart­ ment 407-248-7090. ext 4038. Whether you ire already to the work puce, ready to rs-enter or fust looking lo the future they have a program designed tor you* WAREHOUSE DELIVERY WORKER Clean FL DL. entry level, heavy lifting, over 21 yft 339*430 W EEKEND A S S IG N M E N T EDETOR FOX 33 Newt (WOFT-TV) Ortan do. FL. has an xnmedUto open­ ing lor a Weekend Assortment Editor n the 22nd maikat Thu pottan wii develop and atagn newt slones coordnate reporter coverage, handto multiple news gathering task, monitor scan­ ners. manage telephone bathe and Uunch kve coverage Strong people skill I required Working knowledge of the OrUndo market preferred Must have at Uatl three years ol broadcast newt experience to aswgrvnent capecXy and a col­ lege degree Send your reetxne. a tape ot yow Show and a onepage tetter on why you ar* the person lor Ihu job to Personnel Manager. 35 Skytme Drive. Lake Mary. -FL 32744 Resumes must be received by March 6. 1994 No phone cast EOE 153— Acreage Lot For Sate DELTONA 10 acres Ideal tor mobile homesne. hors*!, cattto. terming or mxsery* Zoned egn cultural 53.900/ACRE Sm down w/owner finance *04-747 1773 or 904-767*933 HEATHROW. Goll cooursa lot Impact Was pad CC membershptodudad 5195k 240-1355. OAKRIOQE FARMS • Osteen/ Deftona area to acres, ideal tor horses or cattto term Mobile home or homesne Zoned agn 544.900 Fxianctng aval ml tm down payment (904) 767-8300 157— Mobile Homes For Sale 14 x 94 2/3 Spkt 1983 Kirk. Fum. sem rm. carport S15300. 34 1 44 3/3 Sp« 1990 Skykne Oak Springs DM roof, toed 522*00. CARRIAGE COVE (407) 323*8160 141—Homes For Sala 103— HoutasUnfumlshad LAKE MARY V I S Ctoan. CHA. Urge fenced yard. LK Mary schools Ret requred 5650-mo • 5650/aec dep 1304 466 1370 SANFORD 4/15 5650/mo a 5850/aec dap CHA. acr pch. W/Spa. Great tm. wVpod labia * fra place No petal SWF seeks SWF or Mew to •hare apt 530Omon * had bid amemtut Prater 2nd Shit work* #rC M 3 0 3 * 3 S 0 a t t o r 4 ^ ^ ^ 93— Rooms For Rant WEEKLY RENTALS Starting 0 |77/wk Histone Downtown 339-4433 CFFICCNCV Mad sew - convenient location 323-4004 FURMSMEDI met laundry phone, and tut use 545 590 a wash 324-4965 ROOMMATE.LT HOUSE KEEF­ ER OeBery dose to 1-4 Must be responstoW. ctoan and ne*L Rater voces required Female preferred CeK 333-4199 e e l I1 M We have poeltlone available for: • P R O D U C T IO N -Winter Patk •12 Hour Slutts/Nioltls • C U S T O M E R S E R V IC E -30-35 Hours per week flexible schedules 105— OupteK/Trfptex 8 Pre owned homes Immerhale occupancy 3 bdrms from 512 000 Low down for quekhed applcant CARRIAGE COVE Priced to Se*" v t m great community to Sanford C M Marian 333*180 PARK AVE. MOBH.E PARK Homes 33.000 to 56.000 Set Up Fnanong OUtETt 332 2481 ) sq n 0t n t » / 0 tern prch 548.800 4/1J Over I.BOOaq ft. trvYVV lam, bple. toed. 863.800 HOUSE or DUPLEX 2 tutohans 1/3 aers. renovatod 154.600 PRE-Forectosere 1/4 acre, pnv lanced, carpod 546*50 <iM U M im U U K M i n iiime. tog tot OVA. sat a th 545K kaed up 530.000 as-w 095 5151 LONOWOOOii 000 aq. fl. AC werahouae v 1.000 aq II Okies or moafy to auk 6001101 OFFfCE/WMEE 3.000-15.000 aI From S3 M. Fttme tocaeon Hwy 17 92 Santord. t tx tram Airport Set. Feb 21, 9-5 OWNER MOTIVATED 2 txbm. A/C. tttt WUowAve ^ T ^ n O ta a e e ^ g ^ LEASE Fnme showroom A warehouse 510.970 aq II SR 441 trontage 407-579*500 OPEN HOUSE (407) 323-8160 I •A I II 117— Commercial 94 FLEETW OOO 14 X 70 V2 CHA. to X 20 awing Many EX­ TRAS" 831-7704 Make offer W 6 M > Handyman Steal l 1 or V I block. CFVA 536K Worth 555K Died Great remal 496-5151 IA n F A M fwmodvtod i f block home, huge bead lot next to park Great area C H A 559.900, tow dn. 547<Vmon 695-5151 SANFORD 1500 *q It w «i of­ fices, perimeter lance. Ct fon* tog leoossoovtox S TEN S TR 084 R E A L TY SAMORA SOUTH nice W t . lanced yard. toese/opbon. 53 OOGdown. 964Vmo. 774-7971 118— Office Spaoa For tNf-RE 6ELUNO HOMES CM • Santord ipecukat. Jermgan propenws. AM tor Del Wader 636*166 ex 630*166. A M OV! m EFEC5A4J1 400 aq. B E 101206 A M ONTH OOtoeStoraga 331-0130 or 333-3564 159—Raal Estate Wanted BXVCSTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie 844-7387 181-Appliances A Furniture For Sale BCD - BERTA Perfect Sleeper Ktog mabess set never used SMI to ptosbe. was 51300. sac rakce 5375 (407) 383 8551 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 575 Full 595 Queen IM S King 5185 CaK COMFORTABLE pul-out stoepei sofa Ful t u t 5*00 CM 3389453 DAY B ID White Vdcnan sfyto with 3 twin mattresses 6 tnxKM Never used 5300 407gas-' 35 000 BTU Nuetral color Wit heal Sbr home 30* X 33* X i r 1100 322*794 MATTRESS BALE • Ful au* used box tprmgs A mattress 565 00 Larrya Mwt 333-4133 duty 565 2 double beds ' -net tlV p e r set mpto 645 C M 331-7904. 187— Sporting Goods Proparty For Sala nee if a SALE Oft LfASC 1 W K M S B 1BU 5 I •port shoes, u 9 * 1/3. Coal 536. aM tor |10 used learner. U C M 3 2 V 4 7 9 * ^^^^^ 1 » —Lawn A Garden1 Lot For -Shipp'0/Recelv'g -Order Pullers •Forklift exp a ♦ -Various locations •Various shins setting up new department store in Oviedo. Please call GPC (407) 260-5066 No Fee EOE POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE People-person with integrity and enthusiasm needed to c a l on accounts for the Sanford Herald and Lake Mary Ufa. This is an ’outside' position with face-to-face sates. Previous sales experience preferred. C a l 322-2611 or mail resume lo: i 1- *- —* - umumrsneo AFARTMENT LOCATORS b y V e ^ M p o r t^ 'n e a r a lake Zoned teaitonlMl. (407) 321- LAKE AOA I 90/44. 44IM40 2 BORM . 4470940 (WO UF P S S TtC O E/W ItO SPRAYER BACK PACK STYLE .4 g a f capeexy 545 C M 334-1177 AKC BOXER PUPPIES 8 wks old 1 male. 3 temato 5425 ea Senous inquires only 321-2451 FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurse goes from t m 20 lo 6 Guaran­ tee results 407-683-0152 For a tew pennies more get the Utest technology m liquid wormers Ask STtN STPO M GENERAL FEED 1333-15501 about HAPPY__JA C K . UQUIVICT. There i a BIG dherence'" (wwwhappy)actanccom)________ GENERAL .'nduatrtal fan 6 SHP. 3 phase motor. 5300. 124-7858-Sanford FOR SALE • American Pit BuV Tamer puppies B g head. Mg boned, good blood lines Par­ ents on premset Must see lo appreciate Taking deposits Pek your puppy now* Be worried 6 vaccinated, avail 2/28/98 5150 Please call (407) 8343191 tv mess Longwood area FOR SALE: M Borer AKC reg brundto ml wt mark, t yr Great ml XXH 5200000 324 7452 FOUND: Spaniel type dog In Riverview Ave area Call 3226768 to identify________________ FREE DWARF RABBITS W4h cage Both males CM 321-9959 209— Wearing Apparel BRAND NEW M ENS dress shoes Made n Italy Sue 9 9 1/ 3 wesaenhee 515 333-4796 211— Antique/Collectlblee MODERN FURN. A Antiques 1 PIECE or Whole Household 904-774-3315/407*60-3533 217—Garage Sales WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? A VARO SALE is the perfect way to do but and me Santord Harold can bring people to your door Advertise your saU to me Santord Harold and LM a Vary Id a lor only 5 Slime and watch the terns leave wt*to me money comet m Can by Noon on Tuesday and your Stole ad can run tor three days to the Harakl and once xi be Lake Mary Lite tor ONLY 5103011 Al we ask it but you prepay the as Cal uswe can hep" (407) 322-2611 FRI & SAT 880 Crows B'uft Lina Scuba gear, dry iu4. darter surt. Unks. reefs cave iqhts. ate CtobHng turn 6 much more______________ GARAGE SALE Fn 8-4. Sal I * Located xi park­ ing lot of Liberty Christian School. 2636 Palmetto Ave. Santofd_______________________ GARAGE SALE Sat. Fab 21. 9-4 Erearer, comp equp. TV. sofa, table, futon, bike lawn chaxi A loft more. 131 Aidaan Dr idytewids Sub MOVING A GARAGE SALE SAT/SUN 8-77 Fab 21 6 32. 964 Crowi BMI Lana. Santord MOVING SALE Frt 9 Set RM top dark, kxig-u bed. vacuum, and much more 3103 Orvo Ave. Santord -------- ftffS -------SALE Ofay, CALLAWAY, RaMIsr (407) 314-4311, ExL 106 TABLE SAW heavy, homemade shop model, new bUde.beit 565 133-2515 leave message WOLFE TANNING BEOS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE) Commereialhome units from 5199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1-600-711-0158 231—Cars For Sale LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOU! The Sanford Haratd/taka Vary Ufa want* to make you money) It you place a two week ad with us to tel your veheto (publish­ es m both me Santord Harakl and me Lake Mary Lila at a cost ol only 527 54) and you don I set 4 nghl away, w* X run bto ad for another two weeks at no charge' AX we ask is but you pay tor bw krst two weeks be­ fore we run X tor free* Well do all the work • you collect all the 555 Cell ua at (407) 332-2611 and watch Seminole Countys' 1641 TOYOTA CoroU 59K mrtet In excellent shape1 54000 FIRM CM 322-0515 78 PORSCH 824 Looks great' New clutch and rebuto nogme 53500 OBO 334*547. 85 CHRYSLER IAZER BU m T s speed. PSPWPB. radio, good txes. angma knocks 5395 349SOU or 313*494. SEIZED CARS from S17S Porschea. Cadxtact. Chevyt. BMWt Corven.i Also Jeeps 4W D» Your area To* Free 1800*18-9000 Ext 2206 tor cur­ rent lutings Truck/Buaea/Vana For Heavy duty Heel rack for tuU w a pick up bad Lumbar or Udders, etc 1150 334*647 238— Vehicles Wanted CASHUSM UDI For Junk Cars. Truck! 6 M ad kEEPXMtnCAl T ao— Alrcrafl/UttraMght FMH440 BOATS FOR RENT Surkng to 530 A to> Also • 34 Porsoon C4X33P-III3 241— Rec. Vehtetea/Cempere For 918 W. nrto-MM M . I 1843 TRAVEL CR AFT Motor Home. 32K mxaa. teX-contaxtod. AC. ganamot. 350 Che­ vy engm*. axe cond 19500 C M 3 »* M 7 pm u Hv-iM n a a cn Ytoeel Super skda. every optton. would consider bade 531.900(000 (407) 3*9-1407 BULD M O LOTS 0*437 scrota bom Stxtond Eautoe 3234870 3 t n Reads/ •64fl HUO OKAY 407-J BANFORO 1 bd Addts. no kxM/ pets A l elect a* Outot reetd area 1335/mon ♦ dap 323-6019 HM TO RC DtOTMCT 1/1 6cm pako. hardwood Boor*. 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ML 300-7330 or pgr. 371*110 ltowwwOA.Condo/Apwl MxeiwtoMao UECANSUR •I tone cut or monthly m tvicm OREAT RATED 321*040 Tie* cuoayprunng LandKape gradng Top to*94 dx/gravei Beck-hoetocb ceL RaaaonMXa rato* RANCH RENTALS 2S7-iawn Bervleee 312— TVee Service pruntogVttoctionaAoUi land acapxig Uacdnaur. 331*004 TrtaMunto mmovto. tree M l LKWbwur 330-7341 TOMMY NUNVON Lawn A D m Svc kertn*. r*tacom Bucket truck. Mump grtneng. bee e*L ctiM-fote �Ssrkxd HoraM. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. Fobruary 19.1996 by Chic Young Painkillers should be used w isely i-t-& cce za AND Q-O-OOICK doctor says they're harmless and to leave them alone, but they are so unsightly! DEAR READER I suspect that you have age-related seborrheic ker­ P ETER atoses, which are benign patches of G O T T , M .D skin overgrowth that resemble large, dark gray, stuck-on scabs. As your doctor stated, they are harmless, but may constitute a cosmetic problem. Fortunately, they are easily removed. A dermatologist or surgeon probably caused by a hypersensitivity can do this for you. Unfortunately, to either detergents or to heat Itself. they often grow back, or others may The situation is harmless and can form. Under these circumstances, surgical removal ran easily turn into a probably be ignored. lifelong project. DEAR DR GOTT: I am <3 years old Most of my patienta with keratoses DEAR READER: Several medical and suffer from many irregular, gray, take a middle ground: Those lesions atudiea have proved that patienta in scabby, painless bumps on my body. I on the face and neck (and keratoses chronic pain aeldom become addicted can pick them off. but they grow back, that rapidly expand! are removed; to narcolica auch aa Percodan when sort of like dark lichens on a rock. My ones on the trunk are simply Ignored. the medicine la uaed In reaaonable quantities, as yours is. In fact, many experts bemoan the fact that, aa a general rule, most patienta in pain are □ □ □ □ 1 1 0 □ □ □ □ □ □ substantially undertreated. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a 33-yearold mother with chronic back pain from apinal stenoaia. For three yeara, I have been able to function brcauae I take two Percodan tableta a day. A few wecka ago. my health Inaurance company aent a letter to my neurosur­ geon and family practitioner inquiring about the medicine. Now the doctora are leery about preacriblng it. They believe that they may be investigated and get Into legal difficulties, even though I am acheduled for back aurgery aomelime later thia year. I don’t believe that I can endure the pain without Percodan. I am not — repeat NOT — addicted. Can I take a teat to confirm thia? - J v \\ , M.ijliir l1 TV* CHAPLAIN SAYS IT HELPS TO TALK WHEN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM OiAJS& TO CALL MICKEY MOUSE ON THE PHONE* WOOF Although there is no test to confirm that you are not addicted, most pru­ dent physicians use good judgment in prescribing narcotics. All your doctora have to do is indicate to the insurance company that you (I) need the drug, and (3) are not overusing it. Once you have had your aurgery, the pain med ication should no longer be needed. If your doctors agree that there ia ample medical reason for the prescription, they should not have to worry about any legal ramifications The reason that anti-narcotic lawa are so harsh ia to prevent addicts who are not in pain from obtaining drugs through legal channels Thia does not seem to be the case In your situation. To give you more information, I am sending you copies of my Health Reports 'Managing Chronic Pain" and 'Help II: Mental/Substance Abuse * Other readers who would like a copy should send 13 for each report plus a long, aelf addresaed. stamped envelope to P.O. Box 3917, Murray Hill Station, New York. NY I0IM. Be sure to mention the titic(s). DEAR DR. GOTT: Some time ago. you published an article about people who couldn’t wear watches because they stopped running. Please send me a ropy. I have this problem and so does my father. DEAR READER: You don’t need a copy; my opinion hasn't changed. There is no such thing. Purely and simply, such a phenomenon is whimsy at iU best. DEAR DR GOTT: My daughter gets a rash and her legs swell every time she showers. Can this affect her liver? DEAR READER: I doubt it. Swelling and rash from hot water are □□□nmn nmnnnn □□□nm n m nnnnn nnn nmn nnn mnnn □□□ nnnm □nnn nnmranm □ □ □ nnn nnn rann nnnnmn nnnn nnnn nnn nnnn □nn nnn nnn □□□□□□ nnnnmn mnnnnn nnnnmn nnnnnn mnnmnn . HAVE YOU EVER TALKED ON A PHONE BEFORE ? THE lUTEKUADOUAl. MONETARY FUND JUST BAILED MfiT CUT * L U/TTH A SO RIUJCU DOUAR LOMJ African nation Kentucky Mue r -m j Tff~ 1 • ■ TT T& I TT~ HP shows length in both mi widespread popularity, IU6AY 0UE WNEO YTXJ FAUIA&i/E, ^ YOU FMiTAME' T tu . > Once. I attended a tutored wine tasting where the fellow running the show would look at the-label on the bottle to decide whether the wine was good or bad. Everything else was Ir­ relevant. • This is absurd. If you like (he taste of a particular wine, it doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. It is a per­ sonal thing, and anyone who says oth­ erwise should be ignored. There is a similarity in bridge. If you and your partner are happy with a particular bidding convention, stick to it. Having a poor agreement is better than nothing This deal features the Landy con­ vention. in which a two-dub overcall of an opposing one-no-trump opening After North had used Landy, South went berserk! It is rare one can make a game against a strong no trump, let alone a grand slam. Still. South bought a great dummy and a 3-1 trump split. Declarer won the first trick with the club ace and drew trumps. This left three trumps in dummy for South's three dub losers, but he had to estab lish dummy's heart suit to provide a rking spot for his diamond loser. darer led a heart to his ace (the honor from the short side firstl, played a heart to dummy's king, and ruffed a heart in hand. Back to dummy with a club ruff. South ruffed another heart. After a second dub niff, declar­ er threw a diamond on the established heart eight and claimed. Crazy bidding, but sane play. K cmsfeKEAlar Vulnerable: E Dealer West West 1NT Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: * K ro UNt AUHMtTic m FOOP-ctMiN orPtx m ight tr/U> ro rrorutM s. _ thtm you may real re. There wff be a coaocitvs effort focused on solving a probiam of yours. CAMCCft (Juno It-Jiffy tt ) You might than foay warn yasferday. a writ be easier ter you to gsf things dona wahoul rulftng anyons's bahert. CAffWOOWHPaa.HJan.nl Try lo bo � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 19, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 19, 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/c5228b2798e65cc1c16c7271a556e5cd.pdf 1374001948a7f4f2f34b72b71d6b86cb PDF Text Text THURSDAY January 22, 1998 S a n fo r d H e r a ld Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alneo 1908 90th Yssr, No. 108 - Sanford. Florida A d u lt entertainm ent: Ta lk and action By RUBS WHITE Herald Staff Writer----------------- Bill Randall PollbttB SANFORD • Bill Randall, a Republican candidate for U.S. Congress will officially an­ nounce his Intent to run for the District 3 seat held by Democrat Corrtne Brown on Friday. Jan. 23 at Fort Mellon Park. Bom In Sanford. Randall currently resides In Jackson­ ville where he Is a community leader, executive, pastor and television personality. The homecoming rally, which be­ gins at 4 p.m.. will Include food, jazz and gospel music and a celebration of Randall's 53rd birthday. 1 S cho o l suits sottlod SANFORD • The Seminole County School Board has agreed to settle three separate lawsuits for a total of $342,500. Jason Tladrll. a former Lake Mary student who was as­ saulted by another student during a pep rally In 1994. will receive $60,000. Richard and Katherine Brookover will receive $22,500. A Seminole C aoatf school bus hit the car Richard Brookover was driving. Three former Lakevlew Mid­ dle School students, claiming they were molested by the school's band teacher, will r e ­ ceive $260,000. The former teacher was later convicted for lewd and lascivious behavior. Fantasy Flva w inner SANFORD - One of 14 win­ ning Fantasy Five tickets was lord Wednesday. In Sanfor Each winning tlcketholder ched all Jl five numbers who matched will receive a cash prise of $20,496.85. The total awarded will be $286. 955.90. W atar supply m a ttin g PALATKA • The St. Johns River Management District will meet to discuss water supply Issues for a planning area that Includes Orange. Seminole. Brevard, Lake. Polk and Osceola counties. The meeting will be held Jan. 28 from 1 to 5 p.m. at the O r­ lando Utilities Commission. 3800 Gardenia Ave., Orlando. For Information, call 897­ 4307. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS I The Altamonte Springs police and M i 1A E CASSELBERRY - Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Moms was a busy man on Wednesday. In the afternoon. Moms an ­ nounced he was seeking a sec­ ond four-year term as a county commissioner. He Is being op­ posed by Bob West, state field, director for the Christian Coa­ lition. In the evening. Moms talked to 100 residents of Fem Park/Cassselbeny who are un­ happy about their area being the hotbed of adult entertain­ ment businesses. Moms told the residents they were victims of a "creeping cancer" that had been slowly progressing for 30 years. T he SOBs • appropriately named sexually oriented businesses • have been here a long while." The county adopted a strict adult enterlalnment ordinance last summer. Is currently b at­ tling two clubs In the courts und Is negotiating with thr le­ gally existing clubs to spruce up and comply with county guidelines. Throe clubs realise that If they are going to stay. It will be under our terms not theirs." Moms said. "And we're going to push It to the limit." Moms did not talk about the grandfathering of the clubs to thr group. which opposes the businesses staying In the Fem Purk/Cassrlbcrry area. Although three of the com­ missioners. Morris Included, are known to favor grandfa­ thering. Morris said "No one knows how anyone Is going to vote until It happens.** Early In the evening at the Casselberry Branch of the Seminole County Public Li­ brary. Moms had several terse exchanges with the residents. Defiantly, he explained the things that the county liad done and would continue to do. T he county has never had a better relationship with each of the cities." Moms said. *We*re ■m Morris. Fags 2A These Babes get a new name: Risky Business By RUSS WHITE Herald Staff Writer FERN PARK • The House of Babes Is about to get Itself a new name • Risky Business. . According to Kevin Fall, Capital Programs Analyst for Seminole County, the owners of the adult entertainment club have consented to rename the business. County staff suggested a name change as part of the nego­ tiations with the adult entertainment Industry. The House of Babes Is one of the clubs which would like to be grandfathered by tlie county commissioners. Boo Business, Pago 2A Will alleged affair besmirch Clinton’s reputation? BY DAVID FRASER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Allegations were levied Wednesday against President of the United States Bill Clinton rrganllng an al­ leged affair with a White House Intern. Not only has the presi­ dent denied the Incident, he has also denied that he tried to rover It up through Illegal means by telling the Intent to He about the alleged affair. Monica Lewinsky, 24. was 21 and a volunteer Intern In 1995 when tlie supposed afTalr oc­ curred. Attorney Kenneth Starr, who had been working on the Whitewater probe. Is now Investigating these allega­ tions. The president Is also under attack from a sexual harass­ ment lawrsult filed by Paula Jones. According to reports. Vernon Jordan, a friend of Clinton., supposedly encouraged Lewin­ sky to lie about the aflatn aa affair' that lasted up to one and a half years. A Pentagon worker. Linda Tripp, allegedly has at least 10 tapes that has Lewinsky talking about the af­ fair. In an Interview with the l a b ­ ile Broadcasting System. Clin­ ton denied having done any­ thing wrong. "I did not ask anyone to tell anything other than the truth." Clinton said. There la no improper relation­ ship." Local residents have spoken out about the latest accusa­ tions against the president. In fact, almost half of the people Interviewed on Sanford's First Street Thursday morning said that Bill Clinton should be 1mpeached, an Idea brought about by congressmen who Bakery seeks OK for local warehouse Dava D ralfuarst think It would be a viable ac­ tion If the charges are proven. "It's very sad that we even have a president to make us think about this." said Maxine Kasper, of Deltona. Kaspers husband Chgrlcs alac agreed: "I think he should^be Impeached If all this Is true," he said. "1 think he will get out of it." said Sue Owens, "Out If he's found guilty, he should be Im­ peached." Vemlce McCarty said. "He should have higher morals, and send a proper message to other politicians." However. Clinton did have a share of supporters. "It's not an offense that has to deal with the running of the gov­ ernment." said Dave Drrtfuerst. Longtime resident Chico Davis said, "All this Is fabricated sto­ ries. It's unreal." Jack Bridges, a local attor­ ney said. "No. 1 don't think he should be Impeached." He went on. "Until they prove It. I*tn not Interested." uadtto tpttk Area rasUonts are opin­ ionated about the alleged scandal involving the president of the United States and a 21-year-old aide who may have had an affair with him. Clinton has denied the involveand denied he told woman to lie. but a friend of the intern claims to have audiotapes con­ taining convincing evi­ dence of the liaison. V sm k a School bands earn kudos ■. • ■ SANFORD Distribution i approval far Highway 17 Minnie Drtre «> *Jtwr* -W A- A atte plan for a 7.960 aquare-foot warehouae addition to Crankshaft Rehulldera lo­ cated at 1200 Albright Road. A request from Cartama Auto Wholeaaler/Hall for a conditional uaa for property lo­ cated at 2004 S. Orlando Drive for a uaed car dealcrahlp. A request from Lake Monies Harbour 1nc. fw t mmmQhaiisI SUBSCRIBE TO THE S A N F O R D HERALD FOR THE BEST LAKE MARY • January has a busy month for the era of the Lake Maty Band and other High School S school bands from across the county. Selected by the Florida Band Masters, students from all seven high school bandsBrantley. Lyman. Oviedo. Win­ ter Springs. Lake Howell. Seminole, la k e Mary- In the county participated in a threeday event In Tampa. Next week, band students will par­ ticipate in a county-wide event, according to Lyn Lane, public­ ity chairman for the Lake Mary High School Band Boosters. For the state event held in Tampa, students were selected qh tipwt auditions. Lane a number of concerts following a day of rehearsals, ahe said. The following band members LOCAL N E W S C O V E R A G E . C. i l l 3 2 2 2 6 1 1 �1 2 A ■ Sanford Herald, Sanford. Honda •Thursday. January 22. 1990 i Briefs------------ at Disney W ho’s running the Unabomber show? BOSTON -11 is no wonder that wc stumble so often when we're forced to decide whether someone ts bad or (also) mad. After all. we harrly speak the same language. The medical world talks about mental Ill­ ness. Hut the law only talks about legal Insan­ ity. The public wonders whether some defen­ dant ts mad as a hatter. The Judge only has to determine If a defendant Is competent enough to stand trial. Tills Is how It goes now In the rase of Theo­ dore Kaczynskl who appears to be both ccrtl(lably nuts and legally competent. Was nnvone really surprised when the mat hrmallctan-turned-hermit, the nrcused Unabomber. interrupted the trial before It evrn liegan to read something he had written, some­ thing "very important*? Was anyone truly surprised that he appar­ ently protested In the Judge's chambers against being represented by lawyers who want to por­ tray him as mentally unstable? fed Kaczynskl did what he does best. He disrupted the system. If he Is crazy’, a former prosecutor told CNN outside the courthouse, then he is crazy like a lox. But this man spoke as If Kaczynskl could not be both sick and smart, delusional and deliberate. A psychotic fox. This Is at the heart of the trial of n man who worried tn his Journals that society would see him as *a sickle* rather than a political phi­ losopher. A man who has refused to see a psy­ chiatrist. who has been found 'competent' to stand trial according to that low legal standard and so ts permitted to direct his own defense. What does society do about a man who writes with clarity that T h e tcchnophtlea are taking us all on an utterly reckless ride into the unknown.* And then tells his lawyers that he believes satellites control people and place electrodes tn their brains. A man who Is ac­ cused of deliberately planning and building bombs that killed three and maimed 29. But says he was controlled by an all-powerful or­ ganization he couldn't resist. Is Kaczynskl as crazy as Jeffrey Dahmer. who killed and ate his victims? As crazy as John Salvi, who killed two women at abortion clinics which were, he insisted, part of a con­ spiracy by the Ku Klux Wan. Freemasons and the Mafia against Catholics? As crazy as Colin Ferguson, who killed 6 and wounded 19 Long Island rail commuters and said he was charged with 93 counts because it was 1993? All of these men were found to be legally re­ sponsible for their actions. Indeed Ferguson was allowed what Kaczynskl may want--lo conduct his own defense, even after he asked to put an exorcist on the stand as an expert witness to testify that government agents In­ stalled a microchip in his brain. Ever since John Hinckley shot Ronald Rea- * Is Ted K aczynskl a s mad a s Jeffrey D ah m er who ate his v ictim s? f gun and was sent to a menial hospital. Insan­ ity has ticcomr a hard defense (o muster. As Michael Berlin of NYU Law School says. There Is no question that Jurors consistently reject the insanity defense In cases of people who were severely mentally 111 and didn't know what they wen* doing.* It Is raised only 1 percent of the time and successful onc-qunrter percent, and even then, almost always when both sides agree that the defendant is out of his mind. Today. Berlin says. ‘Society wants to try Just about every­ one. The law holds people responsible fur their uctlons while medicine tries to help (hose who arc 111 through no fault of their own. These two Inexact sciences meet at the Juncture where evil confronts Illness. In a lock-'em up era. we have come to believe that Insanity Is a loop­ hole for evil, not n diagnosis for disease. David Gelcmtcr. a victim of one of the bombs allegedly constructed and sent by Kaczynskl. calls the Unabomber an evil coward who de­ serves to die. But the bizarre part of this story Is that to declare him evil and go for the death penalty, we have to accept Kaczynskl'* own view of reality. Wc have to agree that the world he con­ structed over 20 years tn a cabin In Montana is not the delusion of a paranoid achlzophrenlc. but the rational view of a political Ideologue. Sending letter bombs was the rational act of on anti-technology terrorist, not a madman controlled by some omnipotent force. Not only does Ted Kaczynskl Insist he Is sane, but here Is the clincher The law agrees. Having found him 'competent.* at least for now. he has won a degree of autonomy and power equal to the time when he forced hla Manifesto onto the pages of The New York Times and The Washington Post. Indeed, as Northeastern University law pro­ fessor Rose Zollck-Jlck says wonderlngty, •lie's dragged us down Alice's hole. It's as If he were forcing us to go Into a world os crazy as his* This month In Sacramento, the Mad Hatter Is running the show. MARK W. BOYER Army National Guard Spec. Mnrk W. Boyer has graduated from basic mili­ tary training at Fort Jackson. Columbia, S.C. Boyer Is the son of Carl D. and Beatrice E. Boyer of Merritt Island. Ills wife. Shannon. Is the daughter of Richard and Linda Miller of 1009 Henson Court, Oviedo. The specialist Is a 1989 graduate of Cocoa Beach High School and a 1996 graduate of the University of Central Florida In Orlando. ANNA Y. CASTILLO Air Force Airman Anna Y. Castillo has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio. Texas. Castillo ts the daughter of Yomara J. Castillo of 37 Volusia Drive, DcBary. Bands---------Continued from Png* LA participated In the All-State Bands and Orchestras In Tampa Jan. 8-10: Dulchie Liv­ ingston, Rachel Lott. Jennifer Lane. Jeff Chiu. Colleen Butler. Stephanie Monaco, Rebecca Meyer. Jon Stanek and Laura lllatt. The following students will participate tn the Seminole County All-County Band event Jan. 30 and 31 at Winter Springs High School: Flute Becky Mar kail, Nicole Taub, Rachel Lott, Liz Oatehouse. Stephanie Monaco; Oboe - Dul chic Livingston. Laura Hiatt; Bassoon - Andy Chmll; Clari­ net - Christine Chen. Jeff Chiu, Kevin Davis. Colleen Butler, Lauren Cox; Bass Clarinet • Anna Hall: Tenor Sax - Chris Scott. Nick Werner; Baritone Sox - Rusty Kelly; Trumpet • Jason Mlllhouse, Jessica Reed; Trombone - Jon Stanek. Ryan McGhee, Lauren Clausa; Bari­ tone - Berry Tolos: Percussion Lindsay Samuels, Brian Smith, Libby Dollars, Brian Lopes, Katie Sayre. .Ill >1 Mill Jl.tll M I j IIMJ .IiUui, Business TWday: Partly cloudy with ■ 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the upper-70s, Lows in the up per-60s. Friday asd • a ta rd a jr: Cloudy with a chance of thunderstorm s. Highs In the low to upper-70s. Lows in the low-SOs to upper60s. a.tn., maj. 6:10 a.m., min. 12:20 p m , maj. 6:35 p m TC X I; Daytana Bsaek: high: 2:35 a m , 2:47 p m . k n r 9:03 a m ., 9:07 p m Raw Smyrna Bsaek: high: 2:40 a m , 2:52 p m ., low: 9:06 a m . 9:12 p m . OMM Bsaek: high: 2:55 a m . 3.07 p m , kar. 9:23 a m . 9:27 M y r s a B saek; Seas are 35 and choppy. Water tem ­ perature at Daytona la 61 degrees and a t New Symm a. 62 degrees. Winds are from the southeast at 16-20 m.p.h. Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908 Thursday, January 22.1996 • Vot. 90. No. 106 Pubfoftsd Tueeday ttvough Friday and Swvdey by Repubtc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. Fiancti Am ., 6wdod, FL. 33771 Phona: (407) 322-2611 Fate (407) 323*406 Catherine "Viola* Davis, 79. Shad Lane. Ocneva. died Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1998. Bom in Rochester. N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1973 from Eustls. Mrs. Davis was a clerk in the aerospace Indus­ try and retired from Martin Marietta tn 1974. She was a member of Woman of the Moose, Eustls. Survivors Include sons, Ronald. Ocneva. Raehn, Eustls; daughter, Sue Rich. Everett. Wash.; 11 grandchil­ dren: numerous great­ grandchildren. • Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. Zcfce Dixon II. 92, West 13th Street. Sanford, died Monday. Jan. 19. 1998. He was bom tn Taft. Fla. Mr. Dixon was a fanner. Survivors include wife. Irene: sons, Ezekiel 111, Sanford, Eldra. Dayton. Ohio; daugh­ ters. Thelma. F t Pierce, Rena Poole. Euatia. Irene Johnatm. Deltona; 28 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; ftve 6682929 Republic great-great-grandchildren. Hates Brothers Funeral Home, Euatia, In charge of arrangements. Sm okers can quit, ORLANDO • The American Lung Association, In partner­ ship with the Central Florida Health Care Coalition, will of­ fer clinics to help people quit smoking. Smokers who quit for twelve weeks are eligible to win n seven-day cruise for two. The cost Is 650 with a 625 re ­ bate for those who quit. Lo­ cally. the clinic will be held from 7 «o 9 p.m. at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplett Drive, Casselberry. For Information, call 4255864. Zoning-------Continued Urns Png* LA ground furl tank, which will be established at the southeast comer of the site. The site cur­ rently Includes a boat mainte­ nance, repair, rental and aalcs business with access to Lake Monroe. The planning and zoning commission will meet at 7 p.m. ut City Hall. 300 N. Park Ave., Sanford. For Information, call 330 5600. Morris---------they had traveled recently on Luke Mary Blvd. “Have you?" he working closely with Sanford asked. *1 was mayor of Lake and with Casselberry. We're Mary when (haI road waa de­ trying to do what ts best for the veloped." hinting that the entire county." could make 17-92 look U.S. Highway 17-72 . he said, county was a major project for the like that. too. county and the cttlea of After two hours. Morels Casselberry, Longwood. Lake seemed to have rallied nicely. Mary and Sanford. RrdevclopMorels has my vote," ment of the highway required "Randy said Margie Simmons, presi­ cooperation from each of the dent of the Homeowners Asso­ cl Ilea. of English EsCommissioner Win Adams ciation tatcs/Engllsh Woods. who also at tended the meeting Wednesday night, said that he Vita Bayer of Fern Park Is going to suggest using mon­ agreed. *I'm glad I heard him." eys from the Interstate 4 corri­ she said. "Were frustrated but dor for 17-92 redevelopment. I believe the county is doing all Morris asked the residents If It ran." C— H a — d b o a P a g * LA Filutowski C ataract & Laser Institute •* Meanwhile, Ron Davidson has Informed the county that he will take down the *XXJC on his video store at Flea World with the word "adult". The county says the video store Is operating illegally and must dose. A code enforcement decision Is scheduled to be made to ­ night even though Davidson has asked it be dropped because he has cleaned up his act. Davidson has 11 booths at Flea World but the video store In the Oold Building is the one under question. Institute and Yves Ambrose of linnet Hollywood will tench food preparation. Con tinned from Page LA (Ire departments will offer to citizens the Public Safety Academy beginning Feb. 2 running one night a week for 16 wreks and an occasional Saturday. The classes will In­ clude CPR. residential b u r­ glary. Ilrst aid. Hazmal and disaster preparedness, neigh­ borhood/Lmslnrss watch, rommunlty-arlrntrd policing, firearm safety, drug nwnreness, crime scene, a tour at the (Ire department communi­ cations center and the county Jail. firearms range, and graduation. Enrollment Is lim­ ited to the first 20 applicants. For information, call 2633786. C hefs com e to Sanford SANFORD - Two local chefs will rompete against the clock to rrente an original gourmet meal In 1R minutes during the filming Jim. 24 of a cooking show at Seminole Townc Cen­ ter. The Food Network’s Wcad|/... Set... Cook! will film two live performances from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at the mall. Four Orlando residents will team up with the chefs to cre­ ate the meals using 610 worth of groceries. Christine Welssman of Season's Dining Room • FREE C a ta ra c t 6 G la u c o m a S c re e n in g s th is F r id a y fo Lake M ary l (407)333-5111 9:00 a .m , -1 1 :0 0 a . m ;. ' O range C ity (904) 774-0044 HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERIENCE YOU CAN . COUNT ONI FRANCS* L. VAUGHN Frances L Vaughn, North Winter Park Drive. Cassel­ berry. died Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1996. Bom Aug. 26. 1910, she was a lifelong resident of San­ ford. Mrs. Vaughn was a seam­ stress and a homemaker. She was a member of First BapUst Church of Casselberry. Survivors Include son. Ken­ - - m neth Wilkins. Sanford; sister. Mel Mayo. Orlando: two grandchildren: four great­ grandchildren. Brfsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford, In charge of arrange- r -i p m -a Iklsson Funeral Home. 3222131. Sanford, is in charge of a H O U S E VA E A N I N G 2 S ‘\ , O F F I •»1 I 11111 • I . I • * l II I I I 41 P ” OrawsMds Amend aw tees for Mrs. Vaughn will bs Friday, Jan. 23 at II a m In InkevWw Ceme­ tery vetth (hator Cullen Chester nflirtsttng. Friends may call at the Atneral home Thursday from 6 un­ til 8 pan. i m 3 MMDal 3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 i K C T M J N B i r u w u S e e vi c e �I Sanford Haratd. Santord, Florida - Thursday. January 22, IM S •M Survey: Americans value lifelong learning Op«n container Arelious Banks. 67, of un­ known residence, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Bonks was charged with open container and arrested in the 800 block of South French Avenue. Banks was observed drinking from a beer by a po­ lice officer. Multiple chirgta Stephanie Blanchlnl, 34, of 2205 S. Park Avc., Sanford, was arrested Monday by San­ ford police. Blanchlnl was charged with uttered forged In­ strument. petty/grand theft and resisting without violence. She was arrested In the 800 block of South French Avenue. Possession charges Curtis Kendall. 18. of 815 Tomlinson Terr., Lake Mary, was arrested Monday by Lake Mary police. Kendall was charged with possession of controlled substance and pos­ session drug paraphernalia. Officers saw smoke emitting from the windows of a car Kendall was sitting In. Q ra n d theft Jessica Schulthels, 19. of 105 Palmetto Ave., Lake Maty, was arrested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. Schulthels was charged with grand theft and arrested In the 3600 block of Lake Emma Road. Schulthels Is accused of taking six bathing suits with two ac­ complices from a store. Retail theft Kelvin Cotton. 18. of 133 Wax Myrtle Clr., Sanford, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Cotton was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 3800 block of Orlando Drive. Cotton allegedly took an Item out of Its package and stuck It into his pocket. SALT LAKE CflY-In a recent survey commissioned by Franklin Covey Company, re­ searchers found that Ameri­ cans strongly value education and lifelong learning more than ever. In years past, ‘lifelong learning* was a phrase col­ leagues In education circles used among each other, but the concept now appears to have broad-based support among the general public. Ninety-eight percent of Americans think It Is Impor­ tant to keep Job skills up to date. "With the current rate of technological advances. It Is easy for people to find them­ selves left behind. To better ensure Job security, people are now recognizing that they must keep their skills and knowledge up to date In order to meet performance expectations.* ex­ plained Charles Farnsworth, vice president of education for Franklin Covey Company, a leading global provider of pro­ ductive life management and ilp development train­ ing. The America Speaks national study of 600 adulta, ages 18 years or older. 50 percent male and 50 percent female, also reports that 66 percent of the public believe that acquiring knowledge helps you get ahead. In fact, people earning higher levels of Income ($75,000 and more, per year) are twice aa likely (30 percent vs. 15 percent) to agree ‘strongly* with this statement than those who earn less. T his Is a great Illustration of the American Dream,* contin­ ued Farnsworth, Those who have worked hard to educate Preventing unwanted phone calls Special to the Herald received by our office.* Crawford said. ’Florida consumers can help Insure their privacy and avoid many unwanted calls by Joining our pro­ gram-* Consumers can have their home telephone number placed on the list by paying $10. A $5 renewal fee is required each year thereafter. Residents who wish to Join the program can do so by sending their name, mailing address and telephone number with area code, along with a check, to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Sendees. P.O. Box 6700. Talla­ hassee. FI. 32314-6700. They can also call the Department's help lin e -1-800 HELP FLA (1800-435-7352)--to obtain more information about the program. The list is updated quarterly and sent to telemarketers throughout the country. While »Hp | on the list spares residents from most telephone calls, some telemarketers are exempt from the no-call law. Solicitors may still call In response to a request of the person being called, to enforce a contract or collect a debt, or to sell newspaper subscriptions. So­ licitors may also call any person with whom the solicitor has an existing or previous busi­ ness relaUonshlp, and to raise money for a charitable organization. Crawford encourages anyone who Is on the list and receives calls from non-exempt tele­ marketer* to obtain as much Information as passible from the caller and report It to his Departsu-ni on pre-prtnted postcards provided to all subscribers to help them report this In­ formation. The Department has authority to seek civil penalties against any person or company that violates the law. During the past 16 months, the Department has collected nearly $235,000 themselves, to expand their knowledge, know from experi­ ence that this la true.* The National Household Education Survey (NHEStOS) shows a substantial Increase In adult educational activities from 1991 (32 percent of adults) to 1995 (40 percent of adults—76 million adults) and Indicates a continuing trend. This growth pattern Is consis­ tent with the findings of previ­ ous research utilizing adult education data from the Cur­ rent Population Survey from 1969 to 1984 which also showed significant growth aver time. NHES:95 also states that the most prevalent adult edu­ cation activities were in workrelated courses and persona) development. The America Speaks survey indicates that two out of five adults read selfimprovement books. In addi­ tion, the survey shows that college educated people are more satisfied with their Uvea than people who did not con­ tinue their education after graduating from high school (72 percent vs. 64 percent). Support of lifelong learning takes on a more personal con­ text when about half (46 per­ cent) the population wlahes they had taken parenting classes before having children. Older parents, who presumably have teenagers, express a greater desire for parenting classes (50 percent age 55 and aver vs. 44 percent age 35-54 vs. 43 percent age 34 and un­ der). Also, about half the population (47 percent) wish they had taken relationship classes before getting married. •Qur Fnnklln f t w y 7 Hahlli Stores concept Is targeted to ­ ward this growing trend and the statistics In this survey show us that people are hungry for the products and services our stores provide,* stated Ste­ phen Covey, author of the newly released The 7 Habits o f Highly Effective FbmBle* and the 10 million best selling The 7 Habits q f Highly effective People. He is co-chairman ai the newly merged Franklin Covey Company, who spon­ sored the America Speaks study. *We are filling a real consumer need and desire. The public believes that life-long teaming and knowledge will help make their lives more illAiling.* Covey continued. ‘No matter what level of formal or on the Job education training you have obtained, with the unbelievable rate of change In today’s world economy, you can assume that your knowledge has a half-life of about four years-and In some fields much less. Thus, the constant need for contin­ ued education and learning. Franklin Covey 7 Habits Stores will provide the resources to continue this process.* Franklin Covey Company provides solutions to help Indi­ viduals and organizations use proven principles to Increase effectiveness, build trust, im­ prove performance, and strengthen relationships. It de­ velops and distributes Intellec­ tual property products, as well as training and educational services, and It trains more than 750,000 people each year. Over 15 million people use Its organizers, planners, and training products printed in 28 languages throughout the world. Headquartered In Salt Lake City, Utah, Franklin Covey Company is publicly traded (NYSE:FC) and can be found on the World Wide Web at www.frankllncovey.com. Study Methodology ____ The sample consisted of a national cross-section of 600 adults, ages 18 years or older. 50 per­ cent male and 50 percent fe­ male. The margin of error Is plus or minus four percent. The research was conducted by CDB Research ft Consulting. The following births were re­ corded fay Columbia Medical Center In Sanford: Jan. 8 - Angela and Charles Dec. 30 • Peggy McDonald. Del­ Totie. Casselberry. Boy tona. Boy: Tammy Klnnalrd The following births were re­ and Glen Rust. Jr., Ocneva. corded at Florida Hospital In Girl: Shauns Ju rss and Richard Altamonte: Taylor. Sanford. Boy Dec. 23 • Tara and Brian Har­ Dec. 31 - Renata King. Sanford. ris. Oviedo. Olrl Boy; Tbmeka McCray and Dec. 24 - Tammy Burgett and Richard Thompklna, Sanford. Marc Ulln. Lake Mary, Boy Boy Dec. 26 - Maryann BaileyJan. 1 • Jocelyn Chandler. Triplett and Michael Triplett, Sanford. Boy; Rosa Matlenzo Sanford. Boy; Laurie and Brian and Jose Velez, Sanford. Bay Kemper. Oviedo, Olrl; Lynn and Jan. 2 • Delrdre and Leigh Jed Wilson. Deltona. Boy Ertglehart. 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Flood* •Thursday, January 22. 199H People Marketplace Best w ay to catch a man is to lure with rod and reel DEAR READERS: I recently rinted n letter from “Wilting ft allflo w er In A rison*,” a woman who aaked me to put out the word to men that the way to attract women ia to dance with them. To my delight, I received thia clever rebuttal: DEAR All BY: All my life I have loved fishing, na do moat other men I know. It ia exciting, fun and great exercise. Couples fiahing together are so romantic. When I see a woman who can fish with a man, I'm instantly fascinated by her and so are my fnenda. Why, then, an* women who can fish ho hard to come by? Women are supposed to be charming, romantic and good companions. Fiahing ia all of that. Yet moat women are •dancers’ who say, *1 don’t fish.* I thought women liked attracting people say aay men. I know some people canwomen are dense. But this tnia Fact fact can­ not escape anyone's attention: A woman can attract men by going fiahing. Will you please put out the word for us and tell women how sexy and attractive they are when they're fishing? WAITING WITH BAITED HOOK IN NEVADA DEAR WAITING: I receive letters every day from women who complain about how hard It ia to meet men. Women, now you have h e a rd It from th e source! Get off the dance floor and o n to th e lak e, riv e r o r ocean. You w ont even have to take lemons. My ezperta tell n s that fishermen love to tie knots. With the right halt, there's no telling what you might reel ini Trust me. .j -ri itfiaV IN BRIEF They drive their mother crazy. Their father is berserk, He's glad when Monday comes i round, So he can go to work. ADVICE It W a Q U A N T IT Y S IO H T S ABIGAIL VAN BUREN So if you have a single child As placid as a dove, Contain your envy, If you can; We have a double love. l)KAK ABBY: I am sending you a poem 1 wrote in 1962 when our twins were born. I thought that since you are a twin, you would appreciate it AL WILLIS. ARUNGTON. TEXAS lEAR AL: You thought righL DEAR _. p rin tin g your poem to he I'm •hjoyed by those reader* who w*r«' »1*° bleeeed with "double trouble." (Please forgive me, but 1 can’t help b u t b rag th a t my w onderful eon, E dw ard Ja y , an d hla lovely w ife, Leelve, bleeeed our frmlly with “double trouble” In IBM, a boy and a girl — the twins are named J J . and Hutton.) timid sd*k* for r w ryw H — Urn* I® •rnlora - U In “Tbs Angrr In All of Us and flow to Oral With IL* To order, oead a buetaroeolmd. m il addnwoed rnreloya. nine rh e rk or money order for S3 .#» iSt.SO In Canada! to: I War AM>y. Anger Booklet. IMI. nos 447, (Mount Morris. III. §1004-0447. 1Postage la lnrludrd.1 DEAR ABRY: Here is my 2 cents fur 'Bent Out of Shape in San Franciaco * It is sad that he lost hia car and tried to keep the female, but hia priorities are screwed up They should be: 1. Fix car. 2. Dump girlfriend Since he bought the car 30 years ago, he is about my age (60) I, too, TWINS have a classic car that I drove off ARE DOUBLE TROUBLE the dealer’s lot in I96H I've never by A1 Willis found a woman I would trade the Twins are double trouble. They cry. they smash, they tear. car for Classic cars are too hard to They break and spill and bite find nowadays, and the restoration roots are high and scratch Most of the women I've met And pull each other’s hair. bailed out when the going got They practice art upon the walls tough, and yet my car land motorcy­ cle) are still there taking me to job And yank electric plugs And cookies, milk and something interview* and getting me through the difficult Umes else It's far better to be alone and Get ground into the rugs. lonely than to be mamed and lone­ ly PAT IN FONTANA. CALIF DEAR PAT: Horry about your bud luck with fernalas. Howev­ er, far more women stick It rather than ball out wbe___ _ g et to u g h . F iftie th w edding HALF BAKED I 70 4 70 740*40 D a u ghta ra of C o n fa d a ra c y Norman deVere Howard Chapter of the United Daugh­ ters of the Confederacy meets on the last Friday of the month. For Information, call 322-1425. TOMORROW NEVER DUE 170 4 10 770 1000 SWIM AE GOOO AS IT OETB 1744400 7ootio roia TTTAMC rs<a <7 70411000 F ill SERVICE PHARMACY.. SA N FO RD 13th STREET CELERY AVE. iiinii.'. 25th STREET 1514S. FRENCH AVE. - SANFORD PHARMACIST: D ana Vtynn PHONE: 407- 321-6626 HOURS: M on.-Sal 9 am to 7 p m • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop in JO 11 i.o n ji - I t a U a S a f k 444* (II Tw CUEI1TACCEPT The diaper (Mils are filled again; The laundry tub's piled high. The doctor bills (and others, too) Are mounting to the sky. may call Libby Kuharskc at 8 u n r iM K lw a n la 291-4357. m aats F rid a y that’s testimony to the ability of The Seminole Sunrise Ki■ a n y fem ales to la et fo r lb* wmnla Club meets every Friday, C O M A announcaa duration of a run of bud luck. at 7 a m., ait Shoney'a, US 17* 6a, south of Airport Boulevard ' <<■ m A aM A g e Guest are ’Wclfconfr? Tor' Ynfb('■*' :f' ■fm’GwiWncd Organization of Mm in Action (COMA) meet a motion, call Tony Mc-Dantel at the’ first' and third Friday, at 6 324-0469. p.m.. In the church annex at / r.A i St. Jam es AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypresa Avenue. ('.INI M A S Fraa c lin ic F rid a y Sanford. LAKE MARY CINE MA III Oeneva--A free clinic to In­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and im­ 0000 dflLL HUNTMQ munizations wlU be held every 174*470 770 1000 S a n lo ra m aat Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m.. at MOUaCHUNT LAKE MARY-A senior's the Geneva Elementary School group meets for lunch the sec­ In the old school building, cor­ ond Friday of each month at ner of First and Main Street In t 10 4 40 710 10 10 Oeneva. The clinic ia spon­ Lake Mary Church of the Nazasored by the Seminole County rene. 171 B. Crystal Lake Ave. WAOTHCDOO 17 70 4 70 7 10*10 Health Department In conjunc­ The noon meeting la held tn tion with the Seminole County the Fellowship Hall. FALLEN Sheriffs Office and Oeneva For more Information, con­ I 00 4 00 700*40 Elementary School. For infor­ tact Dill at 322-1006. HARO RAM mation. call 349-9264. 100 410 7 SO 10 10 S u b s ta n c o a b u t# ' dlacuaaad SAFE. Substance Abuse family Education, la conduct-, ing a ‘Families in Crisis* outin c h program. Interested or­ ganizations wanting to contact the Life Saver* Club of SAFE aasawvao tn • We accept most ma or insurance plans including Humana, Prudentia. PCS. PAID. Medimet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options is* • Computerized prescription records Em------B E -----7 B E Mkl*U£ l ! S ^ l 1 ~1- T ? • We carry a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring in your refillable prescription and we’ll contact your physician and take care of all the details. tt*(uma»nea*roi7u b e - DOESVOUlINSUlAlVCEIMlIIEHINIVDniE PHARMACY ASANAITTHORIZH)PRESCKlPnONPR0VIDGR? Tb ftod out. tafc to a WlnoOWc P h a n s* C hins are food thdyoilbeco^M W toftxlc, because wv’re the kind of Pharmacy moat cvrien prefer - protekxuL axwcoienl n l tford^ie. I l l mi mil mi j mi III m ill’| l l mijtii I ' l m f l i i j i i i I|I r i ) T i a l l i M i l M B i i n p H i g or*Bendils Manager Lodayand say you vanl your hcahb plan lo Indude (he WinrhDbde Phamxy. ' •T I -A 11 — ................* — 1' " .........— �THURSDAY Sanford Herald January 22, 1996 Sports E x tra Points... Jeff Berlinicke Herald Staff W riter Arrow Force VI sneaks into SAC elite behind Traina SANFORI) _ You may not havr notirrd. but there are more than a few good teams playing basketball In Seminole County. So far this season, three teams • Lake Howell, Ovtrdo and Lake Brantley • have been ranked in the state's top-10 for Class GA basketball. Then, throw In the fact that Lake Mary beat Class 4A No. I-state ranked Cocoa and pounded Lake Brantley a week ago and Lyman stunned Oviedo. Then Lake Brantley beat Lake Howell. While everything Is topsy-turvy, one team Is sneaking up on everyone and Is now tied for first place In the Seminole Athletic Conference. That team Is Seminole, a Class SA squad that has been competitive for several seasons but now seems on the verge of excellence despite a low standing In the district. Last season. Arrow Force V made a run through the state playoffs but never gave the Im­ pression that they were for real. That's all changed this season. Arrow Force VI Is winning the close games and has recovered from an 0-2 district start to become a threat to go a long way In the states. The main part of the equation Is coach Bob Trains. Traina Is in his sixth year (hence. Arrow Force Vl|. His trams have struggled at times but if you look at his overall career. It's pretty clear that Trains can coach. He led Suncoast High School In Riviera Beach to several state championships, then headed for Martin County High School in Stuart where he replaced legendary coach Don Wallen and was also a successful coach before landing at Seminole. ,.. • , Trains runs the gamut of; of emotions thrqqghout as i t . vaaai a i^ssiiss.. game, afie c a n ,' jyell, “ *be s t e i t and calm, and brings out the beltit of his team which seems as chemically balanced as any In the county. A lot of coaches would nave blown up at the end of Tuesday night's game at Lake Mary. Arrow Force VI tied the game In the waning moments, then supposedly went to the line for a chance to take a lead with under 10 seconds remaining. Terri Patrick, one of many unsung heroes on Seminole, went to the free throw line and made the front end of a one-and-one. Then, the referees determined that Seminole wasn't In the bonus and negated the free throw. Most coaches would have gone ballistic and cost their team a technical. Instead Traina calmly planned a perfect in­ bound play and Zeke Seymore hit a 10-foot Jumper to give Seminole the win and the game. It was Just the latest In a long line of big games Arrow Force VI haa pulled out recently. Including upseta at home against Lake Brantley and Lake Mary as well ss a road win over the Rams. Seminole doesn't have any superstars. Like Oviedo. U wins with a team organisation and a different hero every night. Seymore and Daryl Redding get most of the headlines and most of the points, but don't forget about other key fac­ tors like Cornelius Blue. Patrick and Chris Westhelle. They all play a big factor In Seminole's success and you can see the team gelling more and more every night. Arrow Force VI Is pretty much In the middle of the district pack since not all schools play a home-and-home series, causing the first of head to head matchups to be the games that count in the district race. As a result, despite an Impres­ sive record In districts, Seminole win have to pay for some early season losses that were avenged during rematches as the team has come to ­ gether. But this season's team la much stronger than last season's which finished 14-21 but earned a trip to the state's Sweet 10. That team had to upset people along the way. This year's shouldn't have to sneak up on anyone. Italna's program Is Improving right along with the rest of the Seminole High programs. Base­ ball and football have taken major strides toward becoming state powers and Sylvester Wynn's girls basketball team fa fighting for a district ti­ tle. It's a good time to be a Seminole and Arrow Force VI Is one of the reasons why. Last ■sooad Shot: With UCFoa the verge of breaking into the big time with a mqjor conference alliance, why in the world are they using Mike Knxack as an interim coach? The last thing UCF needs is instability as U tries to compete with the big boys. Kruczck has proven he cm run an offense, sad look al what ha's dons with man candidate Dauale Culpepper. He alro has nan ognitioa. having played for the Super Bowl Steel the early '80a. Lions clinch top seed' W in over R a m s m a k e s O vie d o b o y s No. 1 in district; By KZLUE WERNER Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ It's been a really tough week for the Luke Maty boys' basketball team. Since last Friday, It has B u ffe re d three losses. First, thetr best player. Paul Betk Is out In­ definitely after a freak Injuty last Friday. Sec­ ond. Lake Maty suffered a heart-breaking loss under strange circumstances Tuesday night to Seminole. And lastly. Oviedo, ranked sixth this week In the state's Class GA poll, served them thetr third loss, this one In overtime, 83-78, lust night on the Rum's home court. "My hat's off to Luke Mary." said Oviedo coach Ed Krrshner. They played hard and they are coached very well. I really think the difference was the free throw percentage. We hit them at the right time. Tills was a great game tonight and I would have paid to see It.* There were a lot of things besides free throws that Oviedo did right In last night's game. Lake Mary shot out to a quick 10-0 lead In the first quarter before Oviedo came alive. Brian Cullen hit another ’three* to open the second quarter and after another two points. Lake Mary rallied for five unanswered baskets. The Rams only scored once more before the half, on a three-pointer by point-guard Jerome Bingham, and the Lions had a 33-31 lead at the half. Mid-way through the third period. Oviedo had a 10-point lead and appeared to be on Its way to a win. Lake Mary, however, outscored the Li­ ons 10-0 and only trailed 56-50 at the start of the final quarter. Register and Josh Cullen combined for three three-pointers to bring thetr tram to a 17-17 tie with Uie Rams at the end of the period. Nine quick points brought Lake Mary to a 61G1 tie. but not before Scott Moore scored five of his 10 game points, denying Lake Mary the lead. T his Is my first year on the team.* Moore said, ’and everyone had taken me In and treated me like a brother. It felt really good to win to­ night. especially since the game was so close.* Back-to-back three-pointers landed Lake Mary In another He wtth Oviedo with only 12.9seconds left In the game. Register hit one of two at the Une. and then so did Lake Mary's Randy Abrams and the game went into over-time wtth a 09-09 score. Oviedo drew first blood In the extra four min­ utes. then played catch-up throughout overtime. Every lime Lake Mary scored, the Lions an­ swered. Finally, with one minute left. Oviedo1 went up 79-78 and never looked back. Register1 and Brad Combes hit both of thetr free throw?/ on thetr final attempts and put Oviedo over the top. 83-78. ’ *1 cannot say enough how proud 1 am of my entire team.* said Lake Mary coach Mike! Qaudrrau. "It would have been real easy for them to fold, one of the biggest parts of thetr' team Is missing. I had a long talk wtth each of them and told them they had to change thetr roles. Instead of scoring two a night, they had to score 10. We threw everything at Oviedo ex­ cept dressing out the coaching staff and my kids played an unbelievable game.* With their win tonight, the Lions clinched the top spot In both the Seminole Athletic Confer­ ence and In the Class GA-District 3 race. ■Securing the top seeding In the district Is a big plus for us,* Kershner said. There are six good teams tn there besides us and any one of them could win the district. This Just gives us a little bit of help.* Next up for Lake Mary (14-7) Is an away game at Winter Springs on Friday night at 7:30 p.m. Oviedo (18-4) will also be on the road on Friday and will face Central Florida Academy, also at 7:30 p.m. Shooting woes continue r Magic Register steps up play to star for Oviedo ■T Herald Staff Writer ORLANDO _ Oct over It. Shaq Is gone. That's what Orlando Magic coach Chuck Daly seemed to be saying Wednesday night at the Orlando Arena after the M ^lc dropped its 15th fame of the last 19. 91-84. to the vlfaUng Milwaukee Bucks, a team battling the Magic for one of the final playoff spots in the East­ ern Conference. By COURTNEY UtFFTW Herald Correspondent____________ r . lAKil MARY _ it « u the closest game of the season and Brian Register was right there tn the thick of It all. Last night. Lake Mary hosted the Oviedo Uons. who are currently ranked No. 6 tn the state and No. 1 tn the district and conference. ’Anything could happen from now till slate but It does feel good,* Register said. The winner of the game was de­ termined by the team who could step up to Une and make the freethrows. For Oviedo, that was not a challenge and ultimately won them the game, 83-78 In overtime. ’Brian was four weeks late coming Into the season and wasn't fully In shape yet. He haa really stepped up for us. Brian was the key tn rebounds and free-throws tonight.* said Oviedo coach Ed Kershner. *1 appreciate everything he has done for Oviedo.* Despite the fact that Register was 11-for-13 at the Une and scored 23 of his team's 83 points, he handled the Intense pressure under the tight circumstances. *lt was an up and down game. When the crowd is yelling you Just have to block everything out. I couldn't have done It without Brad Once again, poor shooting down the stretch cost the Ma0c what should have been an easy victory and a way to get aome confidence back after a disastrous west coast •wing that aaw four losses In five Brian Register (No. 25) haa becom e on# of tha steadfast ptayof* for Oviedo tin ea rounding Into shops after Joining tha No. 6 stata-rankad Uone four w eeks lets from a (tint a s a star tight and tor tha Oviado footbal foam. Combes, though,* expressed Regis­ ter. In overtime. Register made the crucial free-throws that gave the Uona another victory to Increase thetr record to 18-4. It was the Uona' 18-for-26 shooting at the Une and outs land- ing defensive ablUty that won the game. With Register on the court, the state title could have a new home In the Lions' den. Oviedo travels to Ocoee to take on Central Florida Christian Acad­ emy Friday night. Kotova dominates as Raiders win SANFORD _ All and half aa the home forces outscored the vialtors 37-18 In the final 20 minutes. __ . Also contributing for 8CC were (21 points, five rebounds, two I Crystal Tanner (13 points, three rebounds, eight nine steals, one blocked shotj. Sweeney (eight points, two rebounds, two assists, three steals), lu y five Madhanks (three points, 10 rebounds, ate Wlnaom Clark (three rebounds, three one blocked shots). The Raiders have won five In a row and are now IS4 on the season. They will now have a week to allow aome Injuries to heal before traveling to Orlando for a crucial Mid-Florida Conference battle wtth Valencia Community College, which was 19-2 on the season at a___* _______—a. 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 .s fa « M m U f s 4 w mm A m o t .V a n u a tu M *At some point, aome of our peo: pie who have been here a long time need to realise they don't have the same shooting range they used to have.* Daly said. It s not the same as when Shaq was here.* It was glaring last night. Orlando shot only 34 percent In the fourth quarter aa they were still tn thq game. Clearly, somebody haa to start hitting the shots. *1 don't think we have anybody who can make a shot In the last quarter because we've tried every­ body.’ Daly said. ‘I feel like this la a recording.* i Orlando nad no field goals tn the final five minutes as Milwaukee ex­ tended a two point lead and Or­ lando couldn't recover. In the final period, the Magic was S-of-21 over­ all from the field. Darrell Armstrong led the Magic wtth 19 points, playing 40 minutes, but also committed eight turnovers In one of his poorest efforts of the season. Rony SeikxJy had a quiet 18 points and Bo Outlaw had 15 for the Magic. The shooting woes Included numbers like Nick Anderson's 1for-fl. Gerald Wilkins' 2-for-O. Hor­ ace Qrant's S-for-9. Derek Harper's 2-for-7 and Setkaiys 4-for-12. Somebody has to step It up and that will probably not be bad boy , Vernon Maxwell. He waa signed last week fay the Magic to his sec­ ond 10-day contract. League rules allow only two of those ao he must father be i f 1*1* for the teat of MMQB or released by r-***? week.’ Maxwell came to the Magic two weeks ago promising a good atth' tude ana made It two weeks wttbj out hia first flare-up. He waa fined by Defy for an unexcuaed absence from practice yt a* today. "He waa fined and well have t<) move on from there.” Daly said; adding that Derek Strong should be ready to play by Friday which, no! cotnfadentaUy fa when the Magic have to make a dertfaon on Mad AREA, READ THE SANFORD HERALD DAILY �3B - Santord Herald, Sanford. Florida * Thursday. January 22. 1996 Legal Notices IN T H I C IR C UIT COURT FOR tIM IN O L B COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NUMBER t S T -I0 1 S -C P IN RE: ESTATE OF JOSEPH O MARKOLY, ISSN *016- IS ISOS), Deceared OF ADMINISTRATION Th* administration ol the •vtkt* ol JOSEPH O. MARKOLY. deceased, FII* Number STtOie-CP. It pending in the Cn cud Court lor Seminole County, Florida. Probate Piviv.on, th* addre** ot which < Room 401N, 101 North Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida 31771, end the name* and add'***** ol in* personal r*pr*»*nlatl*e and ot th* p*r*on*l represents t v e t attorney *r* **t forth below. ALL INTEnESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All p*iton* upon whom thi* notice it served who hsvo ejections mat challenge the qualifications ot th* personal lepresertatlv*. venu* or jurisdiction ot this Court aro '*qu«*d to tils thee objections eith this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE MAST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditors ol the decedent and other persons having claims ot demand* against decedent a astat* on whom a copy ot Ihia notice Is served withm three months after th* date ot th* first publication ot this none# must Me tharr claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All other creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having clams against th* decedent's estate must til* then clams with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The oat* ot th* Vvrtt publica­ tion ol thi* Nolle* is January Legal Notices in* undersigned CMrk ol in* Circuit Court 0 < S*mlnol* County, Florid*, will on th* 14th day of FEBRUARY, m i. at 11 00 o'clock AW . at th* Wait Front door ol th* Bamlnol* County Courtnou** w Sanford. Florida, oftar tor aai* and call at Fubkc outcry to th* hlgheet and b*ct bidder lor eaan. th* fol­ io wing-described property sltuat* In Seminole County. Florida: lo t 41. SPRthQVIEW. accord­ ing to th* Plat tharaot aa recorded in Plat Book is . Pag** 41 and 41. of th* Public Uncord* ol Seminole County, Florida pursuant to th* Final Judgment *m*r*d In a caaa pending m *a*d Court, th* style ot which I* indicated abot* WITNESS my hand and official »*ai of aaid Court this Sth day of January, t t M if you ar* a parson with a dis­ ability who na*da any accom­ modation in order to participate In this proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to the provision ot conam assistance. Please contact Court admlnt*tretor. 101 N. Perk Avenue. Suit* N101. Santord, Florida 31771. 1407) 311-4110 k4117. with 1 working days ot your receipt ol thi* [notice ot Foreclosure Sale), It you ar* hearing unpaired, can t-t0 0 9511771; It you aro voice unpaired, call l-SOO-US-STTO. (COURT SEAL) MARVANNF UORRF CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT DSiDUtV Ctftftl ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Hobart H. Notch, Jr., Elquirs Butler A Hesch, PA. ItSS S. Conway Rd.. Bit. E Orlando, Florida l l t t l (407) 111-3100 Publieh January 15,11. 1HS CEM-1IE Legal Notices CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 407/322-2611 NOTICB OF ADMINISTRATION The admin.tuation ol tha Estate ol RICHARD JOHN MILVO. deceased. Fit* Number: •* 001 CP I* pending In th* Circuit Couri ol Seminole County, Florida. Probata Division. P.O Drawer C . Bantord, FL llT 7 1 -0 * lt. Th* pemts and addresses ol th* personal represents!^# and tha personal roprosentativo'a attor­ ney are tat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All person* on whom this notice i* eerved who hav* objections that chellang* th* validity ot th* will, th* qualifica­ tions ot th* personal represen­ tative, venu*. or jurisdiction of this Court ere required to file then objection* 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 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All creditor* ol th* decedent and othar persons having claims or demands agslntl decedent's estate on ahem a copy of thi* notice I* eerved within three months after th* date ol th* lust publication ol this notic* must tile thee 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 COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. All othar creditor* of th* deca­ dent and peraont having claims or domandt against th* deca­ dent's astat* mutt til* thalr d a m s with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. A U . CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: DOROTHY BENSON ■17 Bentley Oreen Circle Winter Spring*. FL 1170S ORACE ANNE OLAVIN, PA. Attorney tor Personal Representative 1140 Tuskawftla Row). Suit* I OS Winter Springs. FL 31711 Telephone: (407) tM -1110 By. Oreco Ann* Olevin. Eeq. 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Florida •Thursday, January 22, 1908 by Chic Young BLONDIE t*6T MIGHT WCMN A *MOWTMW HAD MX AND VKXJMCI b—■'*'----- »— K I AND CMCAT940 - r V WUVD THCV *■ I AND LYMO ANO V uS T YOU WWtM ( rntJkLlN<> 2 ^ r ^ S ^ - g 3 L <mia’y-> by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY YKN0W, S A M P , SOL P IE M ARB UKEPLAM T& VOU’VS GOT TO MUfITUBf THEM VDUVSBOTTD SPREAD A LITTLE P B fm u z f* .O N THEM ^ by Art Sanaom THE BORN LOSER HELLO. OPtfcMCC MOWDID [ K N W jC TO DiW. K ^ ' u— -— x =— — v O N E -'D tW T O H lJ v V A I NUMBER WKON67 Heed the warnings of TIAs By P eter H. C o lt, M.D. Centrum; how ever, now that I am over 5 0 ,1 have changed to Centrum DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a healthy «» year-old woman with normal blood pressure. Last year, I had a TIA that lasted about six hours. I recovered com pletely. Two months ago, while driving, I suffered a severe headache and slight confusion. This w as fol­ lowed by a sim ilar ep isod e a week later. My d octor d ia g n o sed m igraine, which I've never had before, and put m e on E lavil, an a n tid ep ressa n t. Should I be doing something else? DEAR READER: You bet you should. A TIA (transient ischemic attack) is a temporary stroke, usually caused by a sm all blood clot that b eco m es wedged in brain tissue. Unlike a com­ pleted stroke, in which perm snent damage occurs, a TIA resolves within 24 hours because the body dissolves the clot before it can cause damage N o n e th e le ss, th is Is a sig n ifica n t warning that a more disastrous neu­ rological event is waiting in the wings — especially since you nave had two further attacks. At this point, your physician should be a g g re ssiv e ly searching out the source of the blood dots. In my opinion, you need a CT or MRl scan of your brain (to check for bleeding), as well as a Doppler ultra­ Silver. I waa aurpriied to d iico v er that my pharmacy charges hair again as much for the Silver. Why? PETER GOTT, M.D DEAR READER: I don’t know. The two types of multivitamins are basi­ cally Identical, except that Centrum Silver contains le ss Iron, vitamin K and phosphorus, and has no tin at all. Such minor alterations do not, in my opinion, justify a price discrepancy. I paying for the advertising blitz that su sp ect that the m anufacturer has currently encourages older people to priced the Silver to be more profitable p u rch a se su p p lem en ta l vitam ins, — because the product is marketed to most of which are not needed in the older people, who are generally more presence of a well-balanced and nutri­ health-conscious and well heeled than tious diet. c ins N cw srA PntR cm u’iusK assn the young. We, the consumers, end up n o n n ra n n n n n n nnn □□□□□ nnn □ n n n n n n n n □□□ □□nnn m rannn □nrannnm □nn nnnn □□□□ nnn nnnn nnnn n n n n n n n n nram nnnn nnnn nnn □ □ □ □ □ ra n □nnnn nnnnn nnn rannnnnnnn n n n cinnnn n n n nnn nnnnn nnn sound of your carotid arteries. These tests will, among other things, show th e p resen ce of a rte rio sc le ro tic plaque, the presum ed origin of the dots It is reprehensible that your doctor d ia g n o sed m igraine (extrem ely unusual to develop at your age) with­ out obtaining the tests I mentioned If he is disindined to follow up with the testing, insist on a referral to a neu­ rologist In my view, you’re silling on a time bomb AND IT SAYS THE ANDROMEDA GALAXY 15 SPEEDING TOWARD OUR 6 A L A X Y AT v 300,000 M ILE5 PER H O U R . . ____✓ If you haven't had bleeding into the brain, you should be treated with anti­ coagulant drugs — at the very le a st aspirin If significant arterial blockage is present you may have to consider su rgery or oth er tech n iq u es to unblock the arteries. In any case, you can 111 afford to wait — because if I’m correct, you're a candidate for pre­ ven ta b le, se r io u s future co n se- w 75 1 7? 35 qucnccsTo give you more information, I am sen d in g you a copy of my Health Report “Stroke ” Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 phis a long, self addressed, stamped enve­ lope to P O. Box 2917, Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 101M. Be sure to mention the title. DEAR D R GOTT: I take deify vita­ m ins. P rev io u sly , 1 took regular byt.k.M yM » A defensive gem by Jimmy Johnson K am o Effective IawA44 *Aeanig0«hiu*My rw tfcbrO H ^t with his nee end returning th e two. W orking out w hat waa happening, Grant B a n (South) ruffed with the di­ amond king. Than ha led the aped# f t p . Gollas, Cezary Ballcki and intd the tfFke. 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IB PEOPLE...4A Tim Raines, Jr. helps lead the Noles to victory French cooking with German flair from Chef Doc SANFORD HISTORIC PRESERVATION BOARD SEEKS TH E REST IN RENOVATION 3A IN S ID E S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry, L o n g w o o d , O v ie d o , W in te r S p rin g s a n d S e m in o le C o u n t y s in c e 1 9 0 8 90th YEAR. No. 147 Holdup may be 9th by polite robber 50Cents WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. 1998 Crime and crime again By D avid Frasier HERALD STAFF WRITER Bjr R u m W hite HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - A brazen intnulrr looking for u (K it o' ({old picked St. Patrick's Day to mb the First Union Dank ut State Road 434 and U.S. Highway 17­ ‘.12. Lt. Dutch Yrlvtngtnn. commandrr of the Investigative Unit of the Longwood Police Department, said the robber Is a suspect In i) holdups In the Seminole. Orange and Osceola county area. "No one knows his name but we've got some good surveil­ lance film on him." YeM ngton said. "He's a black or Hispanic male will) a mustache and close cropped hair - and Is the same suspect In ■ string of robberies." Sanford girl is victim of sex ad hoax The First Union B ar* at State Road 434 and U.S. Highway 17-92 in Longwood was behind police crime tapo Tuesday after being robbed by a man police believe may have committed 8 others in Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. SANFORD - A 13-year old Sanford girl has been the tar­ get o f sexually oriented letters as a result of an ad placed In an adult magazine. Jamie Howlngton has been Inundated with correspondences from men across the state Including St. Petersburg and Wildwood. Commander Ray Bronson of the Sanford Police Department said Dial police are currently tracking down the publication and who took out the adver­ tising. The police arr also contacting the writers of the letters to ascertain If they knew Jamie's age. According to Janet Howlng­ ton. mother of Jamie, there are s e v e n letters In all. O n e m an lias staled that he would set L a k e M a r y focuses on n e ig h b o rh o o d am en ities J tV M lIt |M tie« SANFORD - March 16 - 20 Is Juvenile Justice Awareness Week. Several events are un­ derway In the Sanford area. On March 20 and 21 at 7:30 p m.. "Guess Who's Knocking at your Door." a Christian youth play presented by Tajlrt School of Performing Arts will be presented at 519 Palmetto Avenue tn Sanford. Admission Ls $6.50. Through March 20 there will be guided tours through the Juvenile Assessment Center UAC). RSVP by phoning KJp Beachman. 302-8800. ext 2411. Later this month, on March 28. there will be a violencefree community march from the Seminole County Court­ house to Fort Mellon Park at 11 a.m. New ML Zion anniversary SANFORD Seventy-five years o f Christian growth, bib­ lical teachings and Bpreading o f the word to their members and the Sanford community will be celebrated by Pastor James Lynn and the m em bers of New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave. The celebration begins with a service Wsdaaaday, March 18. 7 p.m. Pastor Paul Wright PIo s m s m Brief*. Pag* 2A Park gains pine trees By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY • One of the prettiest parks In Lakr Maty Is Liberty Park, located off south Country Club Road. Work Is now under way to make It even prettier with thr addition of more trees. "We lost a lot of pines be­ cause of the high water out there." said Parks and Recrea­ tion Director John Holland. "Now we are putting In some new trees which. In some cases, will be replacements, but In others, will add to the natural appearance of the park." * A house is no home V n l f H || m t i b l m fo o d and fixe for the mind $$ well as for the body.9 . -MspWAdbr »« • • ts t - n - t z t 1 i . > both ac tive und p a ssive. T h e re Is a lengthy side-railed dock for walking, many children's play areas and several covered pic­ nic arras. Additionally, there arr picnic tables elsewhere In the park as well as modem re­ stroom facilities. There Is also un open field where softball or other field games can hr played. Thrrr are also many arras for fishermen. PI**** Bta Trass, Pag* 2A Take a step back in time at D eB ary H all Spring Festival By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER Classified.....................4B-SB C o n k s ............................. 6B Crossword......................... 6B Horoscope ....................... 6B Obituaries ....................... 2A People ............................. 4A Sports......................... 1B-2B T V ................................... 4A W eather.......................... .3A Holland said parks crrws arr presently adding as many as 75 dtlfrrrnt size pine trees. "Many of them arr bring used as replacements for posts we've had at the park," Holland explained "What they will do Is help control vehicular traffic; to prevent vehicles from bring driven o ff the main paved parking area, but we'll use trees rather than the posts which arr much more attrac­ tive." Liberty Park Is considered as DellARY - Tills weekend's Spring Festival at DeBary Hall promises to be the largest event o f Its kind held at the historic DeBary Mansion. "We have many new events sched­ uled this year." said Ann Fet­ ters, vice president of thr De­ Bary festival event. The DeBary Hall Mansion I h located on Sunrise Boulevard with the event to be held from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. this Satur­ day and Sunday. March 21 and 22. The celebration lias been going on for a half dozen years, and Fetters estimated possibly 3,000 persons visited the hall during last year’s program. "We have had the festival for a twoday weekend for the past two years." she said, "and this year we expect probably the largest group ever." The festival will feature his­ toric demonstrations, displays, crafts, a mansion tour and many new events. To provide for adequate parking, bus service to the hall lias been arranged from a parking lot at Buena Vista Drive and Dlrksen Avenue. Parking and admission are both free o f charge. Funds derived from the event will go to continuing restora­ tion efforts at the historic structure, built In 1871 by Fre­ derick DeBary as a winter re­ treat and hunting lodge. According to Fetters, there ure some exrltlng additions to tills years event. The Florida Time Trail offers a walk through history. People will be able to visit a French Knife Hunter. Indian encampment, or a cow camp to see through a PU s m I s* PMtlral. Pag* 2A Sanford airs concerns over school proposal By Nick Pfeifauf HERALD STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY - Government approvals for the proposed pri­ vate school, Learning Unlim­ ited International, still have not been finalized. Ordinances and requests pertaining to a p ­ proving the development are scheduled to come hack before the commission tills Thursday night for the sixth consecutive meeting. The area being proposed In­ volves 10 acres o f land on the west side o f Rantoul Lane, a p ­ proximately 2,000 feet north of Country Club Road and adja ­ cent to the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Directly across Ran­ toul Lane Is Sanford's Mayfair Country Club golf course. The 10 acres la presently designated to accommodate cluster and patio homes, du­ plexes. single family mobile home subdivisions or single­ family detached housing units. Most o f the changes now being requested Involve changing the future land use map to allow the establishment o f schools, libraries, government buildings und other facilities. The city's Local Planning Agency (LPA) has recom ­ mended the concept be a p ­ proved. but not until a com ­ mitment Is made to pave Ran­ toul Lane within three years af­ ter the school Is open. Meanwhile. Sanford City Manager Bill Simmons has submitted a list o f concerns Sanford's Engineering Depart­ ment has determined con ­ nected with the proposed school development. As the property ts across from the Mayfair, there Is concern re­ garding drainage Im prove­ ments. right-of-way use for paving, the Intersection of Ran­ toul with SR-46A (W. 25th Street), and other matters. The developer has submitted a number of proposals to the city In hopes that the agree­ ment may finally be resolved for the school. Another long-standing matter coming back for thr com m is­ sion's consideration once again Is a request for Sandy Ridge, a planned unit develop­ ment o f 23.58 acres at the southwest com er of Rinehart Road and SR-46A. That request has been postponed at the Plu s * s m M w * L Pag* SA ' v * * *^ Th# annual Spring Festival will ba bald at DaBary Hall Manalon this waafcand �2A •Semmote Mct.iM S.intofd Flonda Wednesday Un'ch 16 1996 Hoax R o b b e r y -----Contlourd from Page IA YHvttigton said the subject wears a baseball cap but no mask. He ts descrll>ed as being fvf(«ot-8, 170 pounds Hr uses a demand note and to date no weapon has l>ccn seen. "He's almost always polite, calm and efficient.'* Yrlvtngton said. Within minutes of the ro b ­ bery at 12:30 pm . Tuesday, the intersection of S.K.434 and 17 H2 was swarming with IxMigwootl police. Sheriffs Office deputies and FBI agents. Hie suspect. last seen on foot, was not captured. The amount ol money stolen is not known. First Union o ffi­ cials here and at corporate headquarters did not return calls Tuesday. Boiler said that no one wits hurt during the robbery Law enforcement agencies are concerned that robbers who may have concentrated lieforr on convenience stores are now holding up banks. There's no monry at the con vrntencr stores, and plenty at the banks, said Lt. Jack Cash of the Seminole County' ShrrIfTs Office. C o n t in u e d fr o m P a g e 1A Jamie up with members of a professional sports team. Bronson said dial they have to prove Intent In order to prose cute any of die letter writers, llowtngton said Ilia) all enve­ lopes were self-addressed and dial the letters had the phone numbers of the men. llnwlngtnn has no Idea who would submit an advertisement about her daughter. She said she lias mil seen the magazine, but the ad supposedly comes with Jamie's address nnd a picture. Ilowlnglon said that County. The roblier has been suc­ cessful nine limes and It Is ex­ pected be will bit another bank And then another until he Is apprehended. Yrlvtngton said Tuesday's robbery was ihr first bank hold-up In Longvvood sltirr July. 1997. *lt broke our sirrak," he said. Because the robber has worked in three difTerrnt areas, the law enforcement agencies arc working together to find him. On Tuesday afternoon, sheriffs drpntlrs showed a photograph of the suspect to many shopkeepers In Seminole tona: daughters, Krr Kee. Sanford. Miranda. Mnrrla, both of Orlando; mother, Janie Mae. Sanford: father. J .B .. Hartford, Conn., sisters, Daisy Mae Irvin, Sanford. Edna Mae, Hartford. Conn.: brothers. W il­ lie Lee. Sanford, Henry Lewis. Hartford, Conn.: three grand­ children. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. Anyone who has Information concerning the Individual's Identity or whereabouts can contact the Longvvood Police at 1407) 260-3408 or call CrlmcLlnc al (407) 423-TH’S. porthole of time. She said an on-slte dig will also be demonstrated by a lo­ cal Anthropology group. One of the new features this year Is a Florida Living Garden Showcase. Fetters said local ntirscrlrs, organizations and Individuals will take pari. T h is should be of special Interest.* she said, "especially to people interested in gardening, whether outdoors or Inside.* The Mansion's front lawn will be enhanced with assorted plants available for purchase. Master Gardeners Walter Wadworth and Nonna Cowdcn from the Volusia County Extension Program will give lectures from 10-12 and 2-4 on both days. They will discuss Florida plants and their care. Nimble Fingers Outliers will be holding a silent auction on mini quills. Bids will be taken and posted throughout the two days. Sunday afternoon tire highest bids will be able to purchase the quilt. Quilt dem ­ onstrations will also take place throughout the weekend. - EnTeftirInnv-nt will lake place both Saturday and Sunday a f­ ternoons. Deltona Middle School band will be performing on (he mansion porch at 11:30 Saturday followed by the Southern Edition, and Mellow Moments. The Bam In Sanford will presenting Star Lite Square Dancers at 11 a.m. Saturday at the mansion, followed by County Slompers and Old Hickory d oggers. Sunday's en­ tertainment Includes Sanford's Ta|lri School of Performing Ans at 2 p.m. and the Deltona Kolage al 11:30. "Come Join ns lor a special weekend of fun." she said. "See how turpentine was made, watch Indigo dying, weaving, hands on displays and more. Antique cars and fire engines will be displayed on the west side o f thr lawn while a wildlife display leadB to (he back of the mansions grounds. The 1998 DcBary Hall Spring Festival Is being sponsored by Daytona News Journal. Votran and Sunnlland. Votran park and ride service will be avail­ able al the Dlrksen/Buena Vista DcBary Memorial Park. "Tills Is going to be n mustsec weekend." Fetters said. "See you there." T r e e s ----------Continue from Page 1A "We are also making any re­ pairs which may be needed and doing some painting.* Holland said. "Basically, we nre gelling llie park ready for Uils spring and summer when our people really use It for their recreational needs." Thomas Lee Qtlchreat Br. THOMAS BR. LEE GILCIIRE8T Thomas Lee Qllchrrsl Sr., 50. Srolt Drive. Sanford, died Monday, March 16, 1998 al Columbia Medical Center, Sanford. Ikim August 1, 1947. hr was a lifelong resldrnt of Sanrord. Mr. Gllchrest was n floor manager for a furniture store. He was a member of Harvest Baptist Church, Or­ lando. Survivors Include wife, Mar­ sha Ann: son, Thomas Jr.. Del­ CAROL MAXINE LANG DON Carol Maxine Langdon. 56. Decs Drive. Oviedo, died Sun­ day. March 15. 1998. Bom In Milwaukee. WIs.. she moved lo Central Florida In 1991. Mrs. Langdon was a make up artist. She was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Survivors Include husband. Ernest: sons. Robert Scott, Tampu. Christopher M.. Rockledge; father. George Helnke. Clearwater brother. George Helnke, Boston. Mass.; sister, Donna Furukawa. Las Vegas, Nev.: two grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Oviedo. In charge of ar­ PAZ meeting SANFORD - The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commis­ sion meets this Thursday, March 19, beginning at 7 p.m. In the city commission cham ­ bers o f city hall. Items on the agenda Include a request for dimensional vari­ ance for property at 185 E. Airport Blvd. for chain link fencing and consideration o f a site plan for lot 28 at Sanford Central Park. 131 Com m erce Way for a proposed w are­ house. >i k 4-Piece Early American Group rntr:* Loose Pillow Back Sofa A Loveseat ~Y v 598 *599 <§ Cranberry plaid trvingroom with button 2-Piece Group roll arm and upholstered bun feet. 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Sanders, 85. Village Place, Longwood. died Tuesday. March 17. 1998. Bom In Rochester. N.Y.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1997. Mr. Sandrrs was a pharmaceullral salesman. He was a Roman Catholic. Survivors Iruludr wife. Jean: son Ted. Longwood: sister. Bem lre ClrkJlnskl, Point Pleasant. N*J. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Longwood, In charge of arrangements. BURKE. ROSA LEE Funeral servkea for Rosa Ixr lliirkr, 70. o( West Tenth Street, Hanford who dint March 14 will le lu-ld at 11 a rn Saturday. March 21 al St John M II Church, wllh OnIts Rola-rt Doctor officiating VIM tation will hr Frklay from 5 to (1 p.m. ut Sunrise (TiajieL Sunrtw Funeral Home. 000 l i r u t l Avr (4071 322 7383. in charge of ar m ngem entv i’ L L u 11* j•» fit P .. v *N i . >, ►/ t»s M■«■V> V • • . i Large Capacity Washer.............. Large Capacity Dryer..... Solid Oak Rocker 5-Piece Group Swivel Rocker Your Choice Mauve. 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White A Natural Butcher Block Table Set Your Choice: 5-Piece Dining Room or China Cabinet i l*’ • \' W -j ROPER Ths Hunt Hd CoSSCSon iMturtt • Wrg* u w r t a l bad with w U wood post*, tpsoout door tnpto dr*u*r. hufch rrwror with lh*h>w» ano r*gni*und S on to add warmth to tny bedroom Derby day SANFORD - A soap box derby rally Is scheduled for this Sunday, March 22 at Sanford's Derby Park. Boys and girls ages 8 through 16 will be participating. Contrary to the annual All American Soap Box Derby Race In Sanford, to be held on June 6, where only local par­ ticipation Is Involved, the rally will feature top drivers and cars from 7 states Including 15 cities In Florida. Racers In this Sunday's rally will not only gain experience, but points toward represent­ ing their local derby at the na­ tional event to be held In Ak­ ron, Ohio. The event Is free for in ter­ ested spectators. For addi­ tional Information. contact Norm Perry at the Sanford Recreation Department, 3305697. rangements. HURRY! YOU HAVE ONLY 27 HOURS LEFT TO GET A RESORT VACATION! B riefs-----------Contla— <1 from Pag* 1A and the Calvary Apostolic Temple of Praise will deliver the service. Saturday night at 7 p.m. various young people will be a part o f a Tom Thumb wedding. The 11 a.m. Sunday morning service, conducted by New Mt. Zion Missionary Bap­ tist Church will have the m es­ sage of the morning delivered by Minister Alec Hayes Jr. An anniversary message will be delivery by Rev. Billy Jackson. Pastor and Rockhlll Mis­ sionary Baptist Church con­ gregation. The community Is Invited to attend all services. on the marquee. The report of the mailings was filed wllh the Sanford Po­ lice Department on February 17. "We nre doing everything possible In Uic Investigation of tills rase." said Bronson. There could be a possible civil suit brought ntxiut by Ilowlnglon against die publica­ tion. Slir has said that they have liern approached by (he Snllii Jessie Raphael Shorn per­ taining In the Incldriil as well. "1 don't want her (Jmnlel lo constantly have to look over her shoulder." said Ilowlnglon. OBITUARIES F e s t i v a l -------Continued from Page 1A someone had submitted a similar type of ad with a com ­ pany called Contact Advertis­ ing about her In November. "Somebody could be mad at m e * said Ilowlnglon. Ilowlnglon said dial she fell this advertisement may have something to do with the re­ cent stalking at Sanford Middle School by a mail In at m l Ford Ranger. Jamie's name a p ­ peared on die school's mar­ quee die day prior to the first appearance by die truck. Ilowlnglon believes that some­ one could have seen the name Cherry Finish Entertainment Center With FREE Cordless Screwdriver no 1 • I < » .» * ii i l l i/♦I *197 DOWN PAYMENT!* » �Semtnolo Herald, Sanford. Flonda •Wednesday. March 18,1998 - 3 A Assault, battery charged Suspended license Krvtn GrlfTry, 30. o f 1121 Mradow Lake Way. W inter Springs, was arrested Satur­ day by Seminole County depu­ ties. CirtfTey was charged with battery and arrested at the above address. GrilTey a lle g ­ edly punched and choked girlfriend. Rolando Meraz, 22, o f 101 N. Holly Ave.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Saturday by Sanford police. M enu was charged with assault and arrested at the com er of French Avenue and Maple. Mcraz allegedly threatened his wife. Jackson llersall. 39. o f 336 Friar's Circle, Lake Mary, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Plersall was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Plersall allegedly was In a fight with his brother. Richard Slocum, 70, o f 606 Haywood Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Slocum was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Slocum allegedly got Into an argument with his wife over house cleaning. Jeffrey Dority, 22. of 666 Genoa Lane. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Seminole County deputies. Dority was charged with battery and r e ­ sisting without violence. Dor­ ity was arrested on Bailey Avenue. Dority allegedly struck Ills llve-ln girlfriend. Steven Mazzlllo. 44, o f 1229 Flint Tr.. Geneva, was arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Mazzlllo wan charged with battery with Injuries and aggravated assault with a shotgun. Mazzlllo was arrested on Shawnee Trail. Me a lleg ­ edly battered and assaulted tils wife with a shotgun. Jonathan Billiot, 33. o f 34 South Farafax. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday by Longwood police. Billiot was charged with DUI. driving while license Is suspended or revoked, open container and failure to maintain a single lane. Billiot was arrested at the com er o f State Road 600 and Shepard. Billiot allegedly ran off the road onto the grass median before returning to his traveling lane. Burglary Jonathan Frick, IB, of 644 Meadowbrook Dr.. W inter Springs, was arrested Satur­ day by Winter Springs police. Frick was charged with acces­ sory to burglary and arrested at the com er of Sheoah and Shepard. Items still available for tornado relief Even though mass distributions have already occurred, the Sal­ vation Army gymnasium at 700 W. 24th Slreot in Sanford, is still loaded with items connected lo tornado relief projects. While many of the items were donated by Individuals, several large cor­ porations also gave generous donations which wore funneled through the Salvation Army re­ sources. Meanwhile. Kerns are still available to victims ot the tornadoes including diapers and packages designed for small children (foreground in photo). For Information regarding the Sal­ vation Army distribution, phone 322-2642. Battery arrest Ronaler Taylor. 27, o f 2461 Dolarway, Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. Taylor was charged with battery and ar­ rested at the above address. Taylor allegedly pushed his sister and grabbed hold o f her arm and said, ‘ Don't make me break something.* Photo couftM y ot Wail Smith Traffic stop leads to arrest Autumn Haubner. 18. o f 287 New Waterford PI., Longwood. was arrested Tuesday by Longwood police. Haubner was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Haubner was arrested at the com er o f State Road 434 and Florida Central Parkway. Haubner made an Illegal right turn on red. Aggravated stalking charged Douglas Parry, 32. o f 125 S. Lake St., Lake Mary, was ar­ rested Monday by Seminole County deputies. Parry was charged with aggravated stalking (credible threat for fear o f safety). Parry was ar­ rested In the 1000 block of French Avenue. Allegedly. Parry lias continuously har­ assed a 68-year old business owner and threatened him with bodily harm. Trespass attar waning David Miller. 33, o f unknown residence, was arrested Mon­ day by Sanford police. Miller was charged with trespassing after warning and arrested In die 2700 block o f Orlando Drive. -renn *---*-a.Knotos II ■■ oy i mimijr ww^^hh Kicking oft for ths Scholarship Fund-raising drive is Edward Gromada. left photo, ot Seagate Technologies, with Delores Lash. Joanns Bourg and Bar­ bara Vaught, trice president of SunTrust, end Martin Baker, right photo, Banking Center manager ot Nations Bank, with Gail Cnst, customer service manager, Bourg and Lash, chairman and vice chairman ol the festival. Fund-raiser underway, scholarships available WEATHER iM M W tiS W d W r?i g T I I1 W S ” Todayt S c a tte re d th u n d e r7 s t o r m s . H t g lia In t h e u p p e r 7 0 s . L o w s In t h e u p p e r - O O s . T h u r s d a y : S c a tte re d th u n d e r ­ s t o r m s . I l l g h t In t h e m i d - 7 0 s . Low s in th e lo w -6 0 s . F r id a y : S c a tte re d th u n d e rs to rm s . H l g h a In t h e m i d - 7 0 s . L o w s In th e m ld - B O s . S a tu rd a y : M o r n in g ah ow era . H lg h a a r o u n d - 7 0 . L o w s a r o u n d -5 0 . 80LUKAR TABLE: min. 8:50 a.m., maj. 2:40 a.m.. min. 9:15 p.m.. maj. 3:00 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:04 a.m.. 11:26 p.m.. low. 5:02 a.m., 5:01 p.m. New 11:09 Smyrna Beoch: high: a.m.. 11:31 p.m.. low: 5:07 c u r r :r r a r r c a.m., 5:06 p.m., Coec high: 11:24 a.m., 11:46 p.m., WEDNESDAY THURSDAY T M i w 78 67 Tatrma 78 61 low: 5:22 a.m., 5:21 p.m. FRIDAY SATURDAY Tatrma 78 86 Sfewn 70 80 L O T T E R Y * Hars ars ths winning numbers sslsctsd on Tuesday in ths Florida Lottery: F a n ta s y S Lotto (Month 14) 3+-M-27-43-4T is s s c H o o tw n o M ^ Daytona B ssch t Now Sm yrna Bench: Seas are 57 feet with a rough chop. Water temperature at Daytona la 59 degrees and at New Symma. 59 degrees. Winds ore from the south at 25-30 m.p.h. t s n o s w r t t " lfm 70 « 10 a.m .. .00 took. .6:31 s .h . .6:36 p.m. 3 cmtnolc Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908“ Pubitahsd Daily Except Monday. Saturday 1 Christmas by Rspubkc Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Santotd. F L 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CStCULMtOW Betty Bennett L1QALS MwgsietSUtsy Lacy Leer • EdSor PftOOUCnON Unda AOVUnM M Doris Otetrkh OavWFisjfar Huohas ay l ess«r Courtney CMs Sharp - Manager CMryt Stone OeenSmeh Tommy Wears SusanWanner KaSe Wsmer - Manager Sandy Presley Pertodcai Postage Paid al SarSord. Flonda and addsonel mailing oMcea. Republic m Charyl Srtan masa a simpfski Robert -Stop' Coeen Mark Settle Ba Egan EMn Tyrtei, >. Subacnpkoo Rale* (Daly 4 Sunday) 3 Morans USTO 4*1240 Poeeneetar Sard aettsae change* to The 8EMMOLE HERALD p O Boa 14S7 SarSord. FL 32772-1S07 e Morms l War Florida ItUO US 00 17100 add 7% Newspaper!, Inc. The festival mission Is clear and simple: • To raise scholarship money for gradu­ ating High School Students School-------C o a tls s s d fro m Fags LA past four commission meeting for various reasons. As o f this past week, the following Items are listed on the agenda for the regular commission meeting beginning at 7 p.m. Thursday: * Call to order, ceremonial matters * Special presentation • C om ­ prehensive 1997 annual finan­ cial report * ClUzen participation * Report o f city manager (see below) * Reports o f mayor, comm is­ sioners. city attorney. * Ordinance 858 • 2nd reading Changing future land use re­ garding Learning Unlimited In­ 124 00 ternationa) Schools. * Request for planned unit de­ velopment regarding Learning Unlimited International Schools. * Request for Sandy Ridge pre­ liminary planned unit devel­ opment. * Ordinance 872 - 2nd reading Amending comprehensive plan to change land use from office to high density residential. * Ordinance 873 - 2nd reading rrzoning request for properly north of Lake Mary Boulevard between Wilson Drive and Crystal Drive. * Ordinance 874 - 2nd reading * amending retaining wall regu­ lations. * Consideration - request to All property In advance o f submit­ Applications being accepted for preservation awards Prom staff reports Wednesday, March 18,1998 • Vol. 90, No. 147 Fujyt - Busnett Msnsger HEATHR6W • T h e success o f the Lake Mary Heathrow Festival o f the Arts’ m ajor county-wide Cultural Arts Fund raiser Li based on a partnership with the comm u­ nity. Thousands o f volunteers, the five Seminole County Chambers o f commerce individual contributions from local busi­ ness and many other people who give o f their time (o Improve the quality o f life In this community. * Tb footer prfcle and Invotveuient in the Completed applications must be recommunlty turned to Fran Masse or Judy VanHeulen * T b ‘ stimulate and energize the local at the Education Support Center. You can econom y also give It to your guidance counselor. * Tb entertain have tun and celebrate II you need further Information call Fran the arts. Masse 407-320-0190 or Joanne Bourg at The scholarship applications for gradu­ 407-333-2357. ating seniors o f Seminole County Public Schools are now available. See your guid­ Since 1987, The Lake Mary Heathrow ance Counselors or Principal for applica­ Festival o f the Arts...has succeeded In tions. producing one o f the finest outdoor shows Students must be outstanding In one of In Florida bringing National attention to the following categories-Band--D ance-- the arts and to Seminole County, and has Creatlve writing--chorus--vlsual arts--TV raised over 6350.000 for support of Semi­ film producUon-plano-'dram a—or Com­ nole County Schools. puter graphics. SANFORD - The city's H is­ toric Preservation Board is now accepting applications for Its annus! historic -pres­ ervation awards. Two awards are to be given this yean one for a residential structure and one for s com m ercial structure. For a structure to be elig i­ ble, the following criteria must be met: 1. The original structure must be at least 50 years old and be located within the boundaries o f the City o f Sanford Including structures outside the Sanford Historic District. 2. The applicant must be the principle owner o f the struc­ ture. 3. All work to be considered must be completed and must conform to Schedule S guidelines If the building la In the historic district, and/or the Secretary of Inte­ rior's Standards for Rehabili­ tation. 4. A completed application along with supporting pho­ tographs and other docu­ mentation must be submit­ ted on or before April 17. 1998. Winners will be chosen based on the above criteria as well as other considera­ tions. Those are: Impact on the neighborhood or com ­ munity. and the depth and scope o f the project. Application forma, guide­ lines and Instructions are available In the Engineering Office o f the City o f Sanford. For additional Information contact Associate Planner Andrew Van Qaale at 330- 5072. ting house plans. Lot 10 Evansdale no. 2. * Resolution 593 • Amending mid-year budget. * Adjournment As o f this past week, the fol­ lowing Items were listed on the agenda for the city manager's report: * Request commission award bid for Installation o f Big Lake Mary Outfall Pipe In the amount o f 6108,839. * Request commission author­ ize purchase o f nine laptop computers In an amount not to exceed 629.259. * Request authorization to pur­ chase four in-car video systems (police use) In an amount not to exceed 613.500. * Request city appoint City Planner to the Sanford Airport Noise Abatement Committee. * Request direction on E co­ nomic Incentive Policy. * Additional Items for Informa­ tion Including the support of locating the city police station tn the downtown area and a rainfall update. The regular Lake Mary City Commission meeting Is sched­ uled to begin at 7 p.m., or sa soon as possible following the conclusion o f a work session beginning at 5:30 p.m. The work session Is a joint meeting between the city commission and Sanford Aviation Author­ ity. Its the store you remember with gifts you love! • M u ffy VcnderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • B oyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lam pc Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochard Llm oge . , S tfa e S n A w e /l Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road f t e t t v w s •feheLpSAKehte 829-2244 e w rittc A U . M)oo-H8B-8887< �4A • Seminole Hetald. Santord Floods •Wednesday. March 18.1990 People _ _ _ _ _ G e rm a n influence flavors French dish T- A l-A n o n Blood Bank If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who Is a relative or friend o f an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room o f the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting times and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Crntrnl Florida Blood Dank la 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. Klwanls Club Effective Oct. 1. 1997. the Klwanls Club o f Sanford has moved the weekly Wednesday noon luncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. N a r-A n o n Nar-Anon meets every 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 o f addicts. Dally living with an addict Is more turmoil than you ran tiandle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back in focus. Call 261-1900 for more Information. D ancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.tn. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Deltonlans 13-plece band. Donation $3.00. A l-A n o n 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 of Sanford Avenue in Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Film Sarlaa The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1995-96 film series the first Wednesday of every month through March, at 7:30 p.m.. at lire Temple Shalom of Deltona. 1785 Elk com Blvd.. “ (904)789-2202. W ldo w o d Parsons All widowed persons are In­ 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. My Introduction to this, one of my personal favorites, was In the Moselle district of France. This explains the ■Qerman Influence* In this family style French country dish. The recipe can be prepared and cooked In about I hour and provides a filling dinner for four. If you prefer, you can prepare the dish the day before, refrigerate It In a covered dish overnight, then Just pop It tn the oven when you get home. Ingredients: * 1-1/2 lb. boneless pork (chop or loin) cut about 1/2 Inch thick. Trim all but 1/8 Inch of fat o ff outer edge. 8 separate A lz h s lm s r’s S u p p o rt The Alzheimer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a m., at the Frank Evans Center In i j I<i* Mary. All Interested are Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed AUheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or Rotary Clu b Rotary Club o f Lake Mary imornings. iiu i meets Thursday >te M' a rrio tt 7:30-8:30 u.m., at the Courtyard, off West u B t e n r ct Brian Boulevard. Contact Overby, president, at 322-0634. 324-3000. W o m a n 's C lu b lain- Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann Hoff. 321­ 6226. R sco vsry Inc Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003. or 896-5906. TO P S A local chapter of TOPS (Take O ff Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium o f South Seminole Hospital. 565 W. S.R. 434, Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. S$rtom a C lu b ■four meal In on oppellllnq manner. _ All riqkl, ike molk roofer* oul ikete or* atltivj, ikot * cnli| 9 0 percent, wltal't ike olker 10 percent? Il’» qcod lod. All qreat cool* nJ admit tkal occotiooolkf. I oven bag. large size (14*x20*) 1 tablespoon flour 5 to 7 pound whole roasting chicken 8 Urge fresh basil leaves I large orange, thinly sliced, divided 1 medium onion, sliced Vegetable oil DEAR ABBY: I desperately need some advice. 1 have been married for 12 years to a woman who is very self-centered. Her main concern ia her Job. She couldn't care less if we live in a pigsty. She feels that her long hours at work excuse her from any home responsibilities I realize that people have certain obligations to their Jobe, but I have talked to her co-workers who have W olght W a tc h trt sim ilar workloads, and most o f A local chapter o f Weight them get their work done during Watchers meets at the Lake regular office hours and don't have Mary Community Building to stay late. Abby, I am ashamed to have every Thursday from 4:45 to guests come to our horns. Shs doss 6:45 p.m. clsan before her co-workers come over, but otherwise she doesn't Toaatm aatara bother. You cant even get into our The Omni Toastmasters Club bedroom because o f wall-to-wall •6861 will meet at 5:30 p.m. clothes piled all over. And our chil­ every Thursday at the AAA dren are patterning their lifastyiee Building 1000 AAA Drive. after here. Heathrow. Guests and prospec­ I do more than my share around tive members are welcome. the house. I am the main caregiver _ Call Bertram Olick. 323-6089. to our children, and I stay home with them when they’re sick. for more information. w . r 5- ;£ * ■ " u L Seminole County's Chef Doc It a classically trained chef srhoee recipes hsvs bssn published In numerous cook­ books. Writs to him c/o ths Seminole Herald, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FI., 32771. 1 teaspoon cracked black pep­ per Preheat over to 350 degrees F. Shake flour tn oven bag; place in 13x9x2-Inch baking pan. Loosen skin o f chicken over breast area by slipping your fingers or a knife under the skin. Place basil leaves and 4 orange slices under the skin. Divide onion slices and re­ maining orange slices between Buy life insurance and save on your car. cavity o f chicken and bottom o f oven bag. Tuck the wings under the chicken and tie legs to ­ gether If desired. Brush chicken with vegetable oil: sprinkle with pepper. Place chicken tn oven bag on top of onion and orange slices. Bake until chicken la tender 1-1/4 to 1-1/2 hours. Makes 6 to 8 servings. you buy your life • R ^ i n insurance su from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, you’ll receive special discounts oh yoiir car insur­ ance. W e 'll save you money. A s an independent Auto­ Owners agent, w e take great The Sertoma Club o f South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7JO to 8:30 a.m., at the Sabal Point Country Club on Weklwa Springs Road, Longwood. P o­ tential members are Invited to attend. f Pork : Sprinkle both sides of all 8 pieces o f pork lightly with allspice, nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger, and black pepper. Using 2 pieces o f pork make a 'sandwich* with about 1 Inch o f stuffing In the center. Make 4 'sandwiches* using the 8 pieces of pork. Place orange Juice to bottom of pan. Cover and bake In a pre heated H usband tired o f hfs position in cleaning up the home pigsty — Q * ^ ® g g ^ T g n Q E B E li^ B H 3 E 0 E 1 0 B 2 IB I3 - S taffin g: In a large fry pan sautt onions, green pepper, and garlic In olive oil and onions are butter until translucent. Do not clean fry pay yet. you’ll use It again soon. In a large mixing bowl combine bread crumbs, egg. all seasonings. and Worcestershire sauce. Dissolve bouillon cube In 1/2 cup o f hot water and add to stuffing mix. MU all Ingredients together completely, stuffing should be a sticky dough consistency. oven at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes or until Internal temperature reaches 170 degrees. Gravy: Pour all drippings from roast pan back Into fry pan when pork 1s done cooking. Dissolve 2 tbs. com starch In 1 cup o f cold water and add to fry pan. Bring gravy to light boll stirring constantly until gravy thickens. 8 «r v e : Place pork In center of large serving platter and surround with egg noodles. Garnish with thin slices of orange. Noodles: Cook and drain 1 lb. egg noodles, season with 2 tbs. butter and I tap. chervil. Cost Breakdown: Boneless pork. Food Lion 3.99/Ib. $6.00: Onion. Save-A-Lot $.15; Green Pepper. Save-A-Lot $.50; Bread Crumbs. Merita Dread Store $.40: I lb. Egg Noodles. SaveA-Lot $.49; Seasoning and Other Ingredients $1.50** Total Cost $9.04 ** Small Items are approximate •cost only. May all your meals be restive occasions. Tasty roast chicken in a b a g WEDNESDAY PRIME TIME z pieces I medium Spanish onion chopped fine (approx. 1/4 Inch) 1 medium green bell pepper chopped fine 2 large cloves garlic chopped T IP O F THE W EEK Our llrtl tip cl tk« weel 1* lU »lnqU mc«l lmpo»lcjnl lip I ton qhe anif cool. Prvwnlallon h 3 0 pefcenl J a L Jtnlw| tzperWnce, il it loci* qooJ io i L rif* il will lent* l»Hr» lo lU Ioivjiw. Wlwn ijcxj Ln| qoc<J IrvjrvJwnlt (3 0 pm efll) and l-»l» lU lint lo ptfp in onj tool linn prcp*tli| (3 0 pvftvnl) loU a couple ol mlnubt lo qirnwli ond peewnt Cam era C lu b The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month In 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. 'sandwiches* In a covered baking dish add 1/2 cup very fine (approx. 1/8 Inch) 2 cups seasoned bread crumbs or stuffing 1/2 tsp. Worcestershire sauce 1 large egg 1/2 cup orange Juice 1 tbs. butter 1 tbs. olive oil 1 tbs. com starch 1/4 tsp. each allspice, ginger. nutmeg. black pepper. cinnamon 1 chicken bouillon cube Baked Stuffed Pork Chops (or loins) With Orange Gravy (Rot! Do Farcl Pore L'Oraage A La' a ^ A O V IC ff ABIGAIL VAN BUREN To make a point, 1 recently stopped cleaning. Now no one wouldn't be with her on her big day. I'll never forget when Frances spot­ ted him at the ceremony, and the loving kiss and hug between them. Emmet had driven all night to be with her. Many times, as Emmet and I were with her at the end of her life, she would fight to come back for him. I promised Emmet I would write to you for him because he wants that couple to know that love con­ quers all. MARDEL 8AMUELSON, CLEARWATER, MINN. interest in you - as w ell as your car. Slop in our agency and ask us • about it today! t lw b I have talked to my wife about this. Shs assures roe shell do bet­ ter, but nothing changes. This has begun to affect my feelings for her. I ’m very fam ily-oriented, but i f chsngee are not made soon, our marriage may not survive. Do you have a solution for us? TIRED OF LIVING IN FILTH. PHILADELPHIA Om m m rt Ja DEAR MARDELi And I’m printing yonr letter eo that TO N Y R U M I *Hew Is Write Letters I r A ll aI 2S7S 8. French Atm. l ( H i t ia Ceaadel tai Dear Abby, Letter Beeblet, P.O. Bas 44T, 322-0285 i le DEAR TIRED) Your wife may be living under the delusion that aha enn be “eupersnom/ eu|»ei wife,'* Jaggliy^swriage, 'art aha bee dropped the ball ie fortunate to w DeBary Hall, Inc. SPRING FESTIVAL MARCH S lit g 22nd • 10 AM - 4 PM D EAR A B B Y: I'm w ritin g in response to the letter from the young man whose parents disap­ proved o f hie love for an older woman with a child. The parents reftised to meat the woman. I recently received a phone call from Pmmrt Aanonson of Clearwa­ ter, Minn., a dear friend who was married for 53 years to Frances, a woman 17 years hie senior. He Insists that age has nothing to do with love. In their youth, it was hard on Emmet and Frances because o f fam ily disapproval. Hie fam ily refiieed to believe that a good-look­ ing 20-year-old man could really love a 37-year-old woman with two nearly grown children. Emmet said he did love her — until her dying day at age 90.1 was with them when she died, and he is terribly lonely without her. At one time, Frances was named outstanding senior citizen o f our county. Emmet, who was a longhaul trucker, had told her ha • Tour 1871 Mansion • Crafl Demonstrators • Entertainment • Mini Quilt Auction • Assorted Foods • Plants • Vintage Can •Historic Displays F REE A D M IS S IO N Sponsored by DeBary Hall, lnc. The Daytona Beach News Journal Volusia County Park and Recreation Dept. DeBary H all M anrlon 200 Sunrise B lv d . D eB ary, F L 32713 C a ll (4 0 7 ) 668-5854 USOA1! Mat andPoultryNotUnenowameers mm/TfOMu writs FOODSAFETYqumOom. dc p e g rtb u u uandb-Attr IW la m Tim Hone scsnomm md epand damns e l mse* j o jMton qjsnoni nou sea md poby pUua andanon taMns. SI Ml I t OJtnonsnod la uW tanftng ol test ton. TMKIMII »M * U t H �Samtnol# Harold. Santofd, Honda - Wednesday. March 18.1990 •1 B Extra P oin ts... m s*\ Jeff Berlinicke • jI ’ *3 * SAC(k)ing the com petition Knapp works OT in Lion win County Herald Staff Writer teams take Should prep home wins athletes take in Big Blue time off??? A1.TAMONTK SPRINOS _ It was a banner day for Seminole Athletic C onferm rr teams in the Big Blue Baseball Donanzu at Lake Brantley High School on Tuesday. lake Brant try took a 2-0 lead In the top of the first Inning on a home run try Justin Smith and never stopped scoring In hammer­ ing Kvan*. 20-6. In fo r Innings; and Seminole did almost likewise In the late game, storing three runs In the first Inning and scoring In evrry Inning but the seventh In crushing DeLand, 13-4. The best game o f the day. and the tournament so far. was the middle game between Winter Springs and Kiintla. Kustls scored two runs tn the top of the first Inning, but Winter Springs answered with three runs tn the bottom of the first Inning. Fusils came back to tie tiie game on Barry Sommer’s second home run of the tournament in the third inning and the score stayed 3-3 un­ til the Panthers got an unearned mn tn the sixth Inning. The Bears were In trouble as diey no one on and two outs tn the ot the seventh Inning, inning, but bottom of U'Bkwere not to be dmieSl. * Of course. It Isn’t mandatory, but there's » I s n ils Rankin’ auigle#” dliB f e o b l f Blerley plnch-ran. Erik Shultz then almost an unwritten rule that mokes It a walked and Derek Jones singled year-round sport it yoii want any chance of the middle tn tie the game. Andrew competing with the others who arc out there Huff then lifted a little fly over the all year. tnfleld that fell In center for a sin­ Pity the baseball player who Is equal to a n ­ gle and the game-winning mn. other player at tire same position If one plays Today. Lake Brantley (2-0) and summer ball and the other doesn't. Seminole (2-0) square off at 1:30 Coaches will deny that ofT-season ball and p.m.; Evans (0-2) plays Winter Springs (1-1) at 4:30 p.m.; and conditioning Is mandatory. That's not the Eustls (0-2) challenges DeLand (Icase at all schools, but It Is at others. lA M t S e c o n d S h o tt How long has U been since Seminole County has produced a baseball player as good as Felipe Lopez at Lake Brantley? Would that be Lake Brantley 1990 grad Jason Varttek? ORLANDO _ When you've been bestowed with the mantle o f being a tram leader, sometimes you have to give a Utile extra, do a little bit more, for the benefit o f the team. Ben Knapp, the aee pitcher of the Oviedo High School baseball team, found him self tn that situation, pitching the equivalent o f nearly nine Innings in a seven Inning game. It’s not as confusing as It sounds. Knapp (2-2) tossed a twohit complete game Tuesday as the Lions (7-3) defeated Bradley Central (TN). 6-1. in the first round o f the Orlando Baseball Class at Cyprrss Creek High School. Ills effort Is even more Impressive when you consider that he had to overcome four tnnlngprolonglng errors tn the process. As a result. Knapp worked the equivalent o f 8-1/3 Innings tn just under 100 pitches. T know he hasn't been pleased with the way he's pitched so far this season.* said Oviedo coach Ken nr Brown. "Every time he pitches, there are at least a dozen scouts with radar guns watching hta every move. Not only that, but Ben knows how Important he ts to the success o f this team. He's putting a lot of pressure on himself.* By Dean Sm ith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR A LTA M O N TE S P R IN G S _ T h ere’s n o th in g like the D ig U luc B on an za baseball to u r n a ­ m ent at La k e B rantley. E very yea r, som e o f the best team s In C e n ­ tral F lorid a g et tog eth er d u rin g S p rin g B reak to m atch u p w ith the best. S ou n d s like a great Iden, right? Let’s think abou t it. Th e B ig B lue Isn't th e on ly tou rn a m en t tak in g u p stu den ts’ tim e d u rin g th eir sp rin g break. O viedo und Lake H ow ell arc olT In O ppress C reek at a sim ila r to u rn a m e n t. B asketball team s rou tin ely play bull du rin g the h olid ays w h en school Is out. But let’s rem em b er w h o It Is that ts p la y ­ ing. T h ey are high school klda. A typical high school baseball pla yer at a b ig tim e p rogra m - and m ost o f the team s In S e m i­ nole C ou n ty arc b ig tim e - w ill play fall b a se­ ball. A AU baseball, legion baseball nnd o th e r tou rn a m en ts an d ca m p s 12 m on th s at a tim e. W h e re's th eir sp rin g break? B asketball Is a n o th e r Issue. In addition to A A U and the re g u la r season, som e o f w h ich exten ds Into the sp rin g sp orts season m a k ­ in g su re tlia t n o on e ever gets a break, th ere are a lm ost m a n d a to ry cam ps for u n yon e lo o k in g to play college ball, and all sp orts h ave yea r-ro u n d ra rid llio n ln g . For instance, why is there such a tiring as spring football, which starts in about a month? First of all. several of the best ath­ letes ore Involved In track, baseball or la­ crosse. so It's not a definite indication of what the team will be like in the fall. All It does Is give coaches a chance to keep an eye on their players and make sure they’ve been slavishly working In lire weight room all year. What benefit do the players get out of ru n ­ ning around all April, knowing that It will be followed by more conditioning, then spring practice In August? The year-round work has started to take Its toll. At least two high profile athletes In Seminole County have said, off the record, that they will not play their sport In college because they are burned out. Both are play­ ers who practice their game all year at camps and leagues separate from their high school. Both athletes are capable of playing college athletics. ' Others are concentrating on one sport In­ stead of playing a variety because of the commitment to their main sport. There are several at every school. Fact la, though, that for about 99 percent of all high school athletes In Seminole County, It's all a game. Very few of them are going to be going on to college for athletics. It’s all about participation to them. Getting the letter or the pin. saying you were part of the team. That's as far as It goes for most of them. But there's also the one percent who will go on to Big Time University. Is that who It's all for? Let the kids have a break, especially Spring Break. Students at five of the seven Seminole County schools - Lake Brantley, Oviedo, Lake Howell, Seminole, Winter Springs - are playing In week-long tournaments when they could be taking their last vacation be­ fore college. Coaches are always talking about how they make sacrifices so their kids won't have to miss classes, but how about their free time? Why are kids asked to sacri­ fice their free time to play baseball or basket­ ball? O f course, coaches will scream and holler when they read this, but If they asked the athletes, they might think otherwise. By Tony DeSonnier HERALD CORRESPONDENT • f PATR IO TS 9. TROJANS 6 kUay 223 8S _ 30 14 B 111 3 0 . S B 1 llo lm m (51 and M iiw rr. Ilurkx. Ik aifU a 141 and N ew W P . M jrw » U* . Ilurfcr. Save _ none. 211 . Lake Brantley. IkurmJdui llanarn. Illrka: Evans. Vandrvw. 311 _ Lake llrantley. Hnfas IIK . Lake BranUcy. J. Smith. Lopri. BRARB B. PANTHKR9 4 ■Us 301 001 0 _ 4 B 1 star Bprlsgi 300 000 3 _ B B S Strrm. K Summer 10). tKavey (7) and Keen Stephan ton and R o f t n WP _ Stephan»on. IP . Slavey. Save . none. 2B . Winter Sprtn<*. Hofere. Maher. Stephan von 311 _ Eustu. Hyon UR . EuaUa. a Sommer. Hrrords . Winter SprtxvC* 3-0. NetUon. W illiam . (7) and Tkyior. M ekwt. Nelson (2) and llctd. M aori (7). W P . Nettvan. U* . Mrfcrrt. Save _ none. 21) _ Sem i­ nole. Silva. Williams 3 0 _ Seminole. Lytle. Williams. UK . none. K e ra d o _ Scndnote. 10­ 4 . ____________________ __________ _ » •• M.IJ* f B r a d le y Central team (the two hits the Bears got were both o f the Infield variety whUe ' the run “ ' was unearned). Knapp turned hta moat ■olid e f f o r t o f t h e aeason. striking out six and walking three. Coming Into the game. Knapp had a 1-2 record with an earned run average o f S.88 He has averaged one strikeout an Inning (24 in 23 2/3 Innings pitched through Tuesday) but he has also walked 14 and given up three home runs. His Lion teammates were baffled for four Innings by the offerings o f Bradley Central lefthander Chris Davis, who permitted Ovtedo just two hits over the opening four frames. But Davis’ defense abandoned him In the fifth, when the Lions exploited three Bear errors and a walk for three unearned runs. Bradley Central reliever Derrick Stephens was touched for three runs on four hits In the sixth. H u m — liBRB. h j » 21 Baseball. Page 2B PIOBTINO S n fD tO L R S 19. BULLOOOS 4 ■— t i l l s 331 134 0 _ 13 13 B n .n «it 003 BOO 0 4 B 4 . A g a in s t a n o v e r m a t c h e d UONB a. BRARB 1 Lako Brantts/s Justin Smith (top) and Gsmlnots’s Clyde Wilkama (bottom) traded In thsir gloves lor bats on Tussday and the move paid off s i ths duo combined to go S-for-6 with a double, triple and home mn, scored six runs and drove In five ea they led their respective teems to easy victories. Smith and Wttams wfl be looking lor offensive fireworks today when they lead the Tribe end Patriots Into battle against each other at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. RrsBtoy Castes! 000 001 0 1 B 4 OvtoBa 000 033 s _ B B 4 Davis. Stephens (6) and Young. Knapp and Erwin. W P _ Knapp (2­ 2). LP _ Davis (0-1). Save _ none. 2B _ Ovtedo. Holmes (2nd) and Knapp (3rd). 3B _ none. H R . none. Records _ Bradley Central (TN) 1-1; Oviedo 7-3. _____________ Soccer players don’t get the credit they deserve SANFORD _ This week's unsung hero ts actually a group of people. Soccer players, regardless of level or gen­ der. deserve a lot more credit than they get. There seems to be a lot of people who don’t appreciate soccer and will therefore call It silly or other such names. That’s probably because people who don't know much about soccer or understand the rules could get very confused when they watch tt for the first time. It Is a very fast moving game with many rules and regulations. Isn't basketball the same way? How many people who are Just learning the game can understand the differences between what looks like a foul and what really 1b? Through all of the free kicks, penalty kicks, comer kicks and penalties that seem lust for kicks, there are some real rugged athletes In the soccer fields of America. These people run the entire time they are on the field. They can work and work to get the ball past even the half mark and one swift kick from an opposing player can send both the ball and the player back down the field. Before they even accomplish anything, they are off running again, in the opposite direction this time, without a moment's rest. Speaking of rest, there isn't any while a player Is on the field. There are 40 minutes tn a Italf of soccer and the clock never stops unless something bad happens on the field like an injury or a fight. Otherwise, the athlete continue to work the.entire time and only get a break If they ore pulled out of the game, which no athlete wants. There is also a tremendous umount of team work on a soccer team. In order to move the ball down the field, each player has to not only be In his appropriate spot at the appropriate time, but he or she also has to defend an opposing player who Is con­ stantly kicking at them. If a player ts not where they need to be, a pass could land right with the opposing team. This place­ ment ts especially Important down around the goal, when every kick counts as does every ‘ rebound*. Goal shots are few and far between, and players being where they need to be Is the key to ensuring another try at a ball that missed It's mark. In all. soccer players work very hard and very few people realize that On cold nights, there could be as little as 10 or so people sit­ ting in the stands of a high school's varsity soccer game. And. unfortunately, very sel­ dom a reporter will be one of them. It's time that people opened their minds to anything different from what we call foot­ ball. Soccer Is where football actually origi­ nated and It might not hurt to see why. While the score is often 1-0 in a realty tight soccer game, most people don't mind when a baseball game ends with the same score. This weekend would be the perfect chance to give soccer a try by watching the num ber one ranked Lake Misty Rams play In the girls 6A state semifinals in Tallahassee. They could really use some fans...so could soccer. �2S - Serrunol# HwaU. Sanlord. Hood* • W*dn**d«v Marcfi 18 1998 SANFORD _ The Sanlord Recreation De­ partment will hold Opening Day Ceremonies for Its Babe Ruth Baseball Leagues on Sal* urday. March 21st at Historic Sanford M em o­ rial Stadium. Ages 4-to-16 will be represented. Come Join the SRD In kicking ofT the sea­ son at the newly rm ovatrd stadium. Thr im ­ provements are still underway _ come see the progress!! Call 330-5697 for more Information. Youth Basketball at SCC Win Final Four tickets 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 gtrls lO-years-of-age and younger. All games are played ul 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 328-209?. or access the Internet at HTTP: / /members, aol .com /starsbball /index, h tml. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ From March 7-22. shoppers at thr Altamonte Mall can register to win u trip to the NCAA Final Four sem ifi­ nals and championship games In San Anto­ nio. Trxns. on March 28-30. The trip will Include two tickets to thr semifinals and championship games, hotel accommodations, round-trip air transporta­ tion and hospitality. Customers must be 18 or older to enter and must fill out an entry form Including their guesses of which NCAA men’s basket­ ball teams will qualify fur thr Final Four. En­ try forms will be available at the Moll cus­ tomer service desk. The winning entry will be selected March 25. Magic season tickets on sale B ow en/W eston Fo o tball C a m p LAKE MARY _ The Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) Is hosting the third annual Bowen/Weston Football Camp for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake Mary Sports Complex 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 players a l­ ready committed are John L. Williams ORLANDO _ Orlando Magic regular-season Uckets are now on sale. Ticket prices are $16, $22. $31 and $40 and can be purchased at the Orlando Arena Box Office and at all TtckctMastcr locations, or by calling TlcketMastcr at (407) 839-3900. Tickets can also be purchased via the In ­ ternet at Ticket Master, com. For additional Information, please call KJerstin Ecker at (407) 428-6765. B a s e b a l l -----Continued from Page IB 1) at 7:30 Scott (1-for-. two runs scored), Duanne Ham a (l-for-3. two runs scored) and Cameron Burke (l-for-3. one RBI). Brad Stephanonn was the winning pitcher for Winter Springs, giving up four runs (two earned) on five hits, striking out six and walking none. The tournament will wrap up on Thursday with Seminole welcoming Winter Springs at 1:30 p.m.: Evans vying with Eustis at 4:30 p.m.; and DeLand tackles Lake Brantley at 7:30 p.m. Lake Brantley scored at least Doing the damage for Winter two runs In every Inning. In­ Springs were Rankin (2-for-4), cluding five runs In the fourth Jeff Rogers (1-for-l with a dou­ inning (on the strength o f a ble. three walks, one run bases loaded triple by Juan scored), Chris Maher (l-for-4 Rojas) and eight runs In the with a double, one run scored, fifth Inning (the majority com ­ one RBU, Step ban son (l-for-4 ing on a massive three-run with a double). Evan SUurcher home run toy Felipe Lopez and (l-for-3. one ruri'scored). Jones a dropped fly that let three and Huff (both l-for-3 with dhe runs score). RBI) and Blrrley and* ‘ Shultz Scott Myers was the winning (one run scored each). pitcher, giving up six runs (only two earned) on five over Barry Sommer led Eustis. the first four Innings. Eric going l-for-3 with his home Holmen struck out two In run. one run scored and one pitching the final Inning. RBI. Nick Ryon was 2-(pr-3 Powering the Patriot offense with a triple. Clint Vaughn was were Justin Smith (3-for*5 with l-for-3 with two runs scored. the home run, three runs Harrison Babb was l-for-3 scored, two RBI), Lopez (2-forwith an RBI and Michael 2 with the home run, one run Slavey scored a run. scored, three RBI), Rojas (2for-2 with the triple, three runs Sophomore lefthander Brian scored, three RBI). Scott Hicks Nellson pitched an effective (2-for-3 with a double, three game for the Fighting Semiruns scored, one RBI) and notes, allowing seven hits and Adam Klinger (2-fbr-2. one run four runs, only one earned and scored, three RBI). striking out three over six In­ Also, Derek Hansen (1-for-l nings. Clyde Williams came on with a double, one run scored, to give up one hit and strike two RBI). Brian Bocshko [ 1out two In one Inning o f work. for-1 with a double, two runs Contribut scored). Justin Harris (l-for-2, itfng to the Fighting tense were WIItwo runs scored). Kevin Mellllo Semlnoles off) Liams (3-for-3 with a triple and (one run scored, one RBI) and a double, three m ns scored, Charles Stegall. Chad Hall and three RBI), Paulo Silva (3-for-3 Brian Chancellor (one run scored each). with a double, three runs ■cored, one RBI), Ned Raines Doing the hitting for the (3-for-4. two m ns scored), Chax Trojans were James Vandever Lytle (2-for-3 with a triple, one ( I -for-2 with a double, one run scored, three RBI), Tim RBI). David Necr (l-for-2, two Raines (l-for-3, one run runs scored, one RBI), Frank 10TH scored, (wo RBI), Ryan Abcljon (l-for-3. two runs scored) and Andy Hall (one run scored). Providing the offense for DeLand were Mike Hogan (2-for-3. one run scored). Scott DePasqua (2-for-3. one RBI), Cole Nolan (l-for-3. one RBI), Bran­ don Held and Craig Candeto (both l-for-3 with a run scored) and Nick TUmbull (l-for-4 with a run scored). Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Boosler Club at the annual golf tour­ nament April 19 nl the Ekona Golf Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be n 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting competitions starting nt noon. Rnngr balls will Ik - provided for practice. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Borsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Glen Abbey offers tennis DcBARY _ Glen Abbey Country nnd Golf Estates Racquet Club in Delhiry Is offering a new 'N o Frills* tennis membership through June 30th for only $65. Glen Abbey Tennis Director Gene Urnnnlg.m said he tins been Inundated by requests from serious players who want to make use of the Club's six lighted courts. T h e 'N o Frills* membership does not in­ Prom S ta ff Reports SANFORD _ Randy Smith hurled a stx-hltter as the Seminole Community College baseball team split n double-header with Dundalk C om ­ munity Collegr from the Baltimore. Maryland area at Kaldrr Field Tuesday afternoon. Smith, a sophomore righthander from Brooksvtlle. allowed three earned runs, while striking out 10 and walking no one as the Raid­ ers won llie opening game. 5-4. SCC could not krrp the momentum going In the nightcap, however, as the Lions (6-2) came back to get u spilt. 4-3. The Raiders trailed Dundalk 4-0 In the opener heading Into the filth Inning. Travis Gumblr was hit by u pitch leading off the fifth and moved to second on a ground out by Paul Lockwood. Jesse Arvaultts then walked before Chris Wade blasted a three-run home run to close to within 4-3. In the bottom of the sixth Inning, New Smyrna Beach's Kentrelle Evans doubled with one out and an out later Gumble homerrd to left to give the Raiders the lead and the win. Leading the way for SCC offensively In game one were Evans (2-for-3, Including his third double o f the year, one nui scored). Gamble (1for-2. Including Ills second home run of the sea­ son. two runs scored, two RBI). Wade (l-for-3 with his hornr run. one nm scored, three RBI). Josh Rhodes, Johnny Gnlseppe and Andres Correa (all l-for-3) and ArvantHls (one nm scored). Sanjuro and Campos both hit solo home mns llam m and W aller Smith and Oulaeppr WP . Smith 12-31. LP llam m 11-11 Save . none 211 . DCC, Catln; SCC. Evan* CD 311 . none. IlK . DCC. Sanjuro. Cam pin; SCC. Wade I I I . Gamble (2) GAME TWO Dundalk Community CoUogo 102 010 0 _ 4 B 3 Somlnola Community CoUogo 020 010 0 . 3 7 4 Colvin. (torlp* 16) and Sanlm Jenklna. Mark) 151. Voumana |T) and Gulaeppe W P . Colvin 110). LP _ Jenkln* II 4| Save . Ilirlp a I II 211 _ SCC. Lorkwnod II I 31) _ none 1*4 OCC. Oroaro 2. Sanjuro. SCC. Gamblr 131 Heronl* _ UCC S 2. SCC B-IB. ---------- -------- for the Lions. In Die nightcap. Gamble hit his third home run o f the season, a two-run shot, In (he second Inning to give the home forces a 2-1 lead. But Dundalk answered right back with two runs In the top o f the third Inning and both trams scored single runs in the fifth Inning. Orozco homerrd twice for Ihe Lion*, while Sanjuro homerrd again In the arcond game. Providing the offense for thr Raiders wrre Correa (2-for-3. one run scored), Wade (2-for-4. one mn scoird). Gamble (1-for 3 with hla third home mn of the season, one run scored, two RBI). Lockwood (l-for-2 with a double) and Jarnry Epperson (l-for-4. one RBI). SCC will continue o 10-game homrstand to ­ morrow when It plays Its first Mid-Florida Con­ ference home game against Lake City Commu­ nity College starting at 3 p.m. at Raider Field. ORLANDO _ Don't look now. but Lyman Is red hot. Junior David Milton and sophomore Kevin Graves drove In two runs each and the Greyhounds used a fast start and a big finish to win In one o f the most difficult fa­ cilities around, knocking off Orlando pow­ erhouse Dr. Phillips 7-4 Tuesday after­ noon. Year in and year out. Dr. Phillips Is the toughest team In Orlando and this year appears to be no different, as the Panthers came Into the contest with a 9-2 record. But Lyman Jumped on Dr. Phillips starter Argueta for four runs in the top o f the first Inning. Tlie Panthers battled back to Ue the GREYHOUNDS 7, PANTHERS 4 Lyman 400 000 3 . 7 B 2 Dr. Phillip* 102 100 0 . 4 B 1 RBI and Graves wan l-for-3 with two RBI. Moore led Dr. Phillips (9-3), going 2-for-3 with a solo home m n and Zachman was I • for-3 with a two-run home mn. bank* WP _ Carr (2-41. LP _ M am m m . Save . none. 20 _ none. 30 . none IIH . Dr. ItUlUp*. Moore. Zarhman. Record* _ Lyman 7-7: Or ftu lllp * 9-3.____________ Lyman . after getting off to an 0-4 start. Is now 7-7 on the season and will hoot Ihe Panthers In a rematch at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex on Friday at 7 p.m. game In the fourth Inning, but could nevrr grab the lead am the Greyhounds finally pushed across three runs In the top o f the seventh inning to pull out the victory. Tyler Carr came on In relief In the third Inning and went the rest o f the way to raise hla record to 2-4 on the season. Carr also had a big day at the plate, g o­ ing 2-for-3 and driving In a run. MUton finished the day 2-for-4 with the two RBI. while Jose Torres was also 2-for-4 with an Next week the Greyhounds will play a trio o f games. On Tuesday, they travel to Deltona for a 4 p.m. game with the Wolves; on Wednes­ day. they host Lake Mary In a Class 6ADtstrtct 3 and Seminole Athletic C o n fe r cnee contest on Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex and then atay at home to host Oviedo In an­ other BA-3 and SAC game on Friday at 7 p.m. H u m . K n iu v |l) C *rr (31 and KsdrbfT. ZJrflrr A tgu ru . Lndcr (II. M am m m (61. U n d k y (71 and Wil- M agic spoil return of Brian Hill to Arena B y J e ff Bsrllmlcka ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR ORLANDO _ Brian Hill tried to hide the emotion. As he waa Introduced to the Orlando Arena crowd last night In his drat game back after being fired as Magic head coach last February, the cheers rained down on mm Just as they did ftve minutes before when he walked out to supervise hla team's warm-ups. Hla former team, the Magic, beat Vancouver 09-92 to make It 10 losses In 21 games for the Orizzlles. Hill has little to work with In Vancouver and hasn't had many bright spots all season, but he said afterwards that he appreciated the fans' response to his return. M l . D d w d 19. Whiter a p rto * 3. 4-1/2 Innings, as S _ Lake Brantley 18, BtMtia 6, 6-innings. 4 _ Lake Brantley 90, Brans 6. 6-Innings. 5 _ Winter Springs 5, Eustis 4. t _ Seminole 13, DeLand 4. a IB 1:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. JO pjn. .* - a m - I t 10 _ Srm lnolt vs. W inter Springs, 1:30 p.m. 11 _ Brans vs. Eustis, 4:30 p.m. I S _ Del And ra. Lake Brantley. 7:30 p.m. LionsOviedo is scheduled to play McCalllc (TN) today at 2 p.m. at the South Orange AUuetlc Complex. Bradley Central ( l - I ) was to play University at 0 a.m. this morning at the SOAC. If the Lions win. they will advance to Friday's 2 p.m. quarterfinal game at C ypress Creek. A loss today will bring Oviedo back at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at the SOAC. RAIDERS 5-3, LIONS 4-4 GAME ONE Dundalk Community CoUogs 120 010 0 . 4 0 0 BcmlnoU Community CoUogo 000 032 a . 0 7 1 P ro a Staff Reports M ONDAY, M ARCH I t as k _ Scm fnotr t . Evans e, Page IB SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner. Intermediate, and a d ­ vanced tennis classes at the following times: • Beginners and Intermediates _ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. • Beginners nnd Intermediate Beginners _ Tuesday and Thursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners, intermediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and Thursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • Tournament level players (state and na­ tionally ranked players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Hot Lyman pulls off m ajor road upset at Late Knapp contributed an RBI double while Lawrence Fultz delivered an RBI single and scored a run. Justin Holmes also hit a double for the Lions. Jeremy Frost singled and scored a run. Guy Erwin and Troy Boutwell each mingled. Erik Wilson and. Larry Grayson, and Tim Hule each scored a run. Bayhead tennis classes Sm ith’s pitching, clutch hom e runs c a rry R aid ers to split B LU B BONANZA , **1 clude use o f the Club facilities like the res­ taurant and pool areas.* Brannlgan said. “ No Frills’ members can use the courts as much ns they like — the only limits are prior reservations and teaching times.* For further Information, prospective "No Frills’ tennis members can telephone Brannigan at (407) 668-4481. Nick Anderson led a balanced attack wNh game highs In points (21) ind rebounds (12) as the Orlando Magic hold off ths Vancouver Grizzlies, 9992, In the return of Brian H i to the Orlando Arena Tuesday night. *It was very touching.’ Hill said after the game. *1 certainly appreciated It. It waa strange sitting on the other aide o f the court but once they threw the ball up. It was Just a basketball game.* It was more than Just a basketball game to the Magic. Orlando came In last night with a three-game losing streak and a tenth-place standing in the Eastern Conference playoff race, one-and-a-half games behind Cleveland for the final spot. The Magic struggled and played sloppy throughout, but Vancouver waa worse and the Magic escaped. Nick Anderson led the Magic with 21 points. Including a 6-8 night from the free throw line. Horace Grant (15). Bo Outlaw 111), Danny Schayes (14). David Benoit (11), and Mark Price (11) all scored In double figures for the Magic. The Orizzlles Jumped out early, running out to a 27-21 first quarter lead. They broke a team record for the fewest turnovers In a half, turning It over only once In the first half, but Orlando came back to cut the deficit to 55-52 at the half. In the third quarter. Orlando broke the game wide open, ou tacoring Vancouver, 27-15 and were never threatened again. Orlando was helped when Grizzly center Bryant Reeves picked up his fourth foul early In the third quarter and Schayes waa allowed to go to work on Vancouver’s Inexperienced front line. Harper (0 points) said the team was happy to get out o f Its losing streak which followed a six-game winning run. *We were becoming too cautious Instead o f just playing our regular game,’ Harper said. "We Just have to go for It.’ Schayes said the game wasn't about Hill's return and most o f the Magic said there were no hard feelings towards Hill, despite that his ousting last year waa led by a player revolt. Anderson and Grant both embraced Hill at the end o f the game. Next up for the Magic la a Thursday trip to New Jersey and a Friday home against Portland.. . - . ' - ; • ! • ; T r Sanford Opening Day (Seattle Scahawks/PIttsbugli Sterlrrs), James Bates (defensive co-captain for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Sterlrrs). The camp Is under the guidance of former Unlvrrslty of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rhundy Weston, who played In the NFL with Cleveland. Dallas and Tampa Bay. Campers must wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will lx- provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to participants and autographs will be avail­ able from the players. Thr cost for the camp Is $30 for preregistration and $40 day o f the camp. For more information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County IHiller Athletic League nt (407) 330 6600. ext. 263. or Paul Bowen at (4071830 6569. r " ’ ; �.d 1 Legal Notices I Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Seminoto Herald. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday, Marcfi 18,1998 - 3B Legal Notices Legal Notices IM T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H t BMHTESBTH JUDICIAL c m c u r r . in a n d f o r ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA. C A M NO. 00-1 17-CO-SO-X WCKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMU­ NITY ASSOCIATION. INC . • Florida not-lor-profit corporat.on Plainiiff. wt WESLEY A WARRINGTON and SONDRAM WARRINQTON, Dafandanta NOTION OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, purauanl to I ha Final Judgment In Fovactoaura •ntarad on tha 4th day ol March. ISSS. In Chrtl Action No M -ttT-CO -tO -Z at tha County Court o l tha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and for Samlnola County. Florida, in tahlch WES­ LEY A WARRINQTON and SONDRA M WARRINQTON, ara tha Dafandanta and WEKIVA HUNT CLUB COMMUNITY ASSOCIA­ TION. INC . la tha Plaintiff. I mil call to tha htgfiasf and baat biddar For each at tha watt front door o f tha Saminola County Courthouse Sanford. Florida at I t 00 A M on April T. ISSS. tha fottoartnfl daacrtbad raal proparty tat forth In tha Final Judgmant Lot SS. Wahhra Hunt Chib. Foa Hunt. Section Ona. according to tha Plat thereof, aa recorded In Ptat Book IS. Pagaa TS-SS of tha Public Record* of Seimnole County. Florida DATED du* 4th day of March. IS M MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF COURT BY: Dorothy W Bolton Dftoaitv Clark EMIL A OASPIRONI. JR ESO SSI Wakhre Spring* Road Florid* SIFTS NOTICE DtSABtLFTISS ACT OF ( M S Adnente Ira thro Order No SS-ST Paraona with a dieabltity arhc need a apodal accommodation to peril* to* M In thia proceeding ah'ou Id contact ADA Coordinator at SOI N Park Avenue. Suita North SOI, Sanford. Florida SIFFt at laeat Sue |S) day* prior to tha p caadmg Telephone (407) 3234SS0. eatention 4117, t-SI 110 1771 (TDD), or 1-S00-MSS770 (V). *i* Florida Relay Pubbah March I t . tS. t l DC0-00 IN TNB COUNTY COUNT OP T N I SM NTSSNTN JtfOFCIAL CNM INT 0SM M OLB COUNTY, FLORIDA D A 0 I NO. 07-4SOS-OO-a*-S DESTINY SPRINQS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. MC . a Florida hol-tor-profit corporation. JOHN MARSHALL. DALE MARSHALL and IMHMOWN TENANTS. Dafandanta County, Florida DATED tht* 12th day o l March. IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clart o l th* Court By: Jon* E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark Plaintiff* Attorney EMIL A OASPERONI. JR . ESO S3! Wakiv* Spring, Road Longwood, Flottd* 327FS (40F) 772-7303 NOTICE AMERICANS WITH D ISAB ILm SS ACT OF 1SS0 Admin I* tret hr* Order N *. 03-JT Parson* with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate in thia proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avanu*. Suit* North 301, Sanford. Florida 33T7I at laaat fhra ( I ) day* prior to th* pro_ Telephone (407) 3234330. aatanakin 42*7. 1-400-1771 (TOD), or t-S00-MS•770 (V), via Florida Relay Publish March IS. 21. D E O -tit IN TNB CIRCUIT OOURT OF TNB I STM JUDICIAL eiRourr, in and for •■MIHOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. 0 7 -0 0 0 4 -eA -M -A EMERGENT BUSINESS |CAPITAL INC . Plaintiff. I CAN WASH PALACE. INC . JIMMIE COCKE RILL. I IN OE BORO COCKE RILL. FLORIDA DEPARTMENT |OF NCVENUE. Dalandant* NO TICS DP FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICI W hereby glean that. I pursuant ta that Find Judgment |of f orac toauro srrtarod to th* s-atytad action on March I t to. ISSS. I will sail th* propallualad In Saminol Caunty. Florry a Pa scribed aa Let 11. WILLA SPRINOS COMMSRCIAL C IN T IR PHASE TWO-A. according to th* Plat I M s IB M i Olhc* ef the Clark o f th* Circuit Court In for Saminol* County corded in Plat Book 40. pagaa f t . IS and 13. ta d land* aituaM. lying and being m •arrunoia County. Florida LCSS THE FOLLOWINO Begin at Mi* Northeast corner Lot I t , aaid corner ban g on tha Waal Highl-of-W*y bn* o f Tuahamlla Road, thane* run South • • degree* II* 17* W I I 40 foal along th* North tin* of said Lot I t to a point an a curve, concave to th* Waal, having a radius of 1071 03 last and a chord bearing at South 00 40* 20* E. thane* run h* arc o f said curve a tantrsl an d * e f < 27* 47* a dratanca 170 20 fast ta tha louth bn* of said IM I t ; thane* run teulh 110* 11 * C 014 I along said 0oulh bn* to a point i tha Waal Right-of-way bn* TusfcawHM Road thane* run 00 degree* 10* 24* W 70 04 1**4 along said W att RiePt-ef-Wey bn* Is a pom! ol ncav* ta th* Waal, having a radius o f 04010 loot. csnllnua along said Wool Riphi-al-Way kna and tha NOTICE IS HEREBY QtVEN Wat purauanl to tha Final lodgment in Farealaaura antared on the Sth day a* March. IS M . In CM I Action No ff-a oes-cc-S D -z *4 to * Caunty Jourt o f the Sigh fa anth Judicial lo cu li, in and lor Soihlnala _ _ 101*10* bounty. Florida. In which DALI a dwtanaa a l to o 14 faal to tha MARSHALL la the Dalandant point e f beginning and DCS TINT SPRINGS CONanMi All mochmary. >0 MINIUM ASSOCIATION. equipment (ascludlng tltlad NC . la tha Piamim. I wui aaN to vahtotos), band tools, furiuturo. Tie hlgheet and baat I ftoturoa. Inventory, accounts taah at Nta weal h maafvabto. and book* and Sia Sami not* Caunty Florida at MBS A M of tPRIL II tile I business which may b* Saoortbad ro d property aol opera fad a l but net fbnitad to brth In the Find TuokawUt* Road. Winter I U dt SOC. DESTINY SPRINO0 0prtnga, FL 32700 CONDOMINIUM, according to ala. M th* highest Declaration of for oath, al th* Oarrvnola rthoua*. In 0anford, In Official Record* Florida, at t l a m . on tha 7lh 1SS7. Page IS M o l the a* at A P R IL 1000 Ree o id * o f ie o d n ele MAfMMB Uavr aha muvyinvrg M Florida Clark kf Mm f 0 th M e Sth day o l March. Judicial Circuit. Oarrvnola County, Florida MARYANNS MORSE % : Jan* I . Jaaawic Clerk a f Pie Conn Aa Deputy Clark By Jana B Jaaaaate Data. MARCH I t , 1000 Oaputy Clark Bath W MMof. PA. ► jam I Iff* Attorney: 1117 Edge malar Ortva . A OASPIRONI. J R . ESO r. . Florida SIFTS EOF) FFS-FS0S II No. M-SF r fft o n v wUn I QUMMTy wno feed a * pec id accommodation p participate In thia proceeding mould contact ADA toordinalor at SSI N. Park (venue. Suita Nartk 101, lantard. Florida 0IFT1 at Meat Me (0) daya prior to the pro* leading Talaphone: (40F) MS□30. aatanatow 4007; t •4-0771 (TOOL or 1 FFO (V). via March 10. S I. t0 M H O -141 I . * 7 -0 * 0 1 -DC-00-F ALTAMONTE H lfO H T l CONDOMINIUM AA0OC1ATION. MO., a Florida r p MIpp prpBt corporation. JOHN CHARLES MFFCL and I TENANTS, IB HEREBY GIVEN nl to tha Find In Fo reckon« op the 1 >th dar N IS M . In CMS Ac Han No. 7-SB01-CC-00-P of Bra 0 aunty ol Mia SlgMasMR J udlalal Circuit, In i a 4 for lim to o li County. Florida, in ohlch JOHN CHARLES RIFFEL and JNKNOWN TENANTS I >afondants and ALTAMONTE M MM TS CONDOMINIUM kSSOOIATION. INC., is the NdaMW. I tad aol to MM MsM n i M M bidder lot aoah at Mm mot front door of th* Barntor Courthoua*. Ban lord, d tt:D0 A.M. on th* SMi t uto th Nm Find ■ ALTAMONTE EMMETS, according M th* dot a roof, m raentdad In Plat ■ E L Pagan U J t o J M ib b* Records o t i g PATRICK C. BARTHET A PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION 200 • Biacayn* Olvd Suita 1100 Miami. FI 33131 (300) 347-0204 In compliance with tha Americans With Disabilities Act ol 1000 (ADA), disabled parson who. because ot Iholr disabili­ ties need special accommoda­ tion to participate In this pro­ ceeding should contact th* ADA Coordinator at 407-3234330 or via Florida Relay fa m e # at I-IOO-MS-077O no later than aavan (7) business day* prior to such proceeding Publish March f t . 10. I N I Of O-00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR • IH IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIDA O A 0 I NO.l 04-I103-CA-14-A UNITED COMPANIES LENOINQ CORPORATION, Plaintiff, v* MAJOR LAW ION (11*244 I I 04I4|._ _ . UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MAJOR LAWSON. F0R0 CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. INC . and any unknown hair*, davtoaa*. grant***, creditor*, gnd other unknown parson* or unknown spout** claiming by. through, and under any o f th* abovenamed Defendants. Defendant* AMENDED N O T IC I OP FORI6LOSURE SALE NOTICI I* hereby gnraa that lb* undersigned Clark at the Circuit Court o l Saminol* County. Ftortda. writ on tha 7th day a l Apr*. ISSS al I t 00 o'clock A M . at the Waal Front Entrance at th* Samin County Courthouse to Sanford. Florida, offer for aato and t*N al public outcry to th* high*it and bast biddar for cash, th* fo l­ io wing-date ribad property situ­ ate In itm inoto Caunty. Florida lo t 0 Block A Oakland Shota* aocording to th* ptat tharaof a* Recorded to Plat Booh 10. Pago 4. Public Record* o l Sananol* County. Florid* purauanl to th* Final Judgmant and Amended Final Judgment •ntarad In a casa pending •aid Court, tha styta ot which la indicated above WITNESS my hand and official saal at said Court thra 4lh day of March. 1000 It you era a parson with a d modalion m order lo participate Pus proceeding )rou era an sd, at no ooal lo you. M tha provision of certain assistanca Ptoaaa contact Court adnumatutor, 301 N Park Avanu*. Suita N301. Sanford Florida 33771. (407)123-4330 *4237. with 2 working daya al ye receipt ot this (notice o l Feractosura Sale), if you a hearing impawad, call 1-00 00S-S77t, it you era voice unpaired, call 1-000-004-1770 MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark (COURT BEAU BUTLER A HOICH. P A S10SS. Conway Rd . Sta I Oriand* Florida S IS tt Pvbl(|J MantjLiJ. IS. ISSS — L m a s i f t , ______________ IM TNB OIRCUrT OOURT OP TNB IS TN JUDICIAL o iR o u rr i n a r m PON OABB NO.l S T-0 S yg-gA -«4-B CHARLES F CURRY COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS. JOSE M MORENO. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOSE M MORENO, OAKLAND VILLAGE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; JOHN DOS AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION DtFENOANT(S) R l-N O T to a OP PORSOLOSURS SALK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant ta an Ordar Granting Melton In R atal Foreclosure Sal* dated March 4th. ISSS, anlarad in ohrli Casa • 7-92TS-CA-14-i ot tha Clrcuil Court of tha 1STH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO. f*07) I will sail to Mm highaal it biddar tor cash AT In aceordanc* with tha | THE WEST FRONT DOOR OF Amartaana With OiaabtUtM* A ct THE COURTHOUSE to SAN­ paraona with die ability naad a apodal accommodation FORD. Ftortda, PI 11:00 A M o'aiock a m on tha 7th day ol to p cftQ lp itt lii Om i p fw iid lfti APRIL, 1S0S tha lot towing should contact ADJ Coordinator i t 301 North Park daacrtbad proparty as aat forth In said Summary Pinal Avanu*. 0uiM N. SCI. Sanford, Florida 33771 at toast fhra day* Judgment lo-wit prior to tha proc aadmc LOT S4. OAKLAND VILLAGE phone (407) US-4130, aat. SECTION TWO. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS 4237. It hearing Impsbod. (TOO) 1-SO0-MM771, or Vow* (V) 1. [ RECORDED IN P U T BOOK SS. •00-041-0770. via Florida Relay I PAGES 17 AND IS . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SSMINOLE Pubbah March IS. SS. IM S COUNTY. FLORIDA. OCO-12S Dated this Sth day e l March. BBS (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU M TN B C IR C UIT OOURT OF MARYANNE MORSE TN B 1BTN JUDIOIAL C M Clark e l Mm Cue tot Court OUtT By: Jane E Jaaawic Bi A B B FOR Oaputy Clark M ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ BBBSAAL dllBIOM OTtON TIES ACT. persona with dteabbCABO BO.I S7-000 « * IS A I a special aecomCITIBANK, F S B . cen leet COURT ADMINISTRATION, at SEMINOLE County IAKEAAH 0EIPCRSAUO. al at. Caurthouaa e l 4OT-S1S-4IS0 Dafandanta EXT. 4007, 1-S00-SIS-4771 (TOD) e « 1-400-H4-4770, via TN OMAPTSA 40 nertde Relay Eervtoa. NO TICS M HEREBY OIVEN DAVID J. STERN. BA. it la an Ordar or Final SOI 0. UNIVERSITY DRIVE . Judgmant a f foracloSUITE S00 datod August 10, ISS7 and PLANTATION. FL SSSS4 * Rasatting Foractoauro ISM) I entorad Marsh 3. 1 0 N L. Cam NumOar 07-044 CA t* A to Pubbah March IS . SS. ISSS Mm IOMi Judicial Circuit to and 0*0-1 IS iounly. Florida. CITIBANK. F O B. to lb* and LAKEHAM BEEPIN THE C I M l i r r OOURT BRBAUO. at at., ar* Dafandanta. I ariB as* la Mm M ^ a a t an baat biddar far sash al tha Waal o f th* Bamtael* CABS NO. 00-SS0B-OA-14-B Caunty Courthoua*. 001 N. COUNTRYWIDE In Oanlsrd. FUNDING CORPORATION. Ftortda at t f :00 o'clock A M- a* Mm 7th day ol Aprs. 1000. tha aa f fartk to aaid Ordar or I LOT 11. BLOCK I, WEATHER0 FIELD FIR0T ADDITION. ACCORDIND TO THE PLAT THEREOF A0 RECORDED IN P U T BOOK I I . PAO I0 S4-47, PUBLIC REDONDO OF 0EMIN O U COUNTY. FL0RI0A Da lad al laniard, laminoto Oouwqi. Florida, M s 4th day at MARYANNS M O R N CLERK OP THE COUNT By Damlby Ml. Sorton Deputy Clark ve. 0ULCINA D. WILLIAMS, (000000-40-00001. unknown spouses claiming bp. through and under any e l the I Defendants, te l NOTICE Is hereby given that Mm undarslgnad Clark at tte Circuit Court e l Eemlnole County. Ftortda. will on tha Sth day ol APRIL. 1001. AT 11 00 o'clock A M at tha W att Front Entrance at tha Samlnola County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, offer lor tala and sail at public outcry to tha highest and bast biddar lor cash, tha lottowmg-dasenbad property situ­ ate in Saminola County. Florida Lot I t l . DEERSONQ 2. according to tha plat tharaol as recorded In Ptat Booh 40, Pages 27, 20 tnd 74 of tha Public Records o l Saminola County. Florida pursuint to tha Final Judgamanl and Amended Final Judgment anlarad in a casa pending in said Court, tha styta of which it indicated above WITNESS my hand and official •••I of said Court this 10th day ot MARCH. 1000 It you era a parson with a dis­ ability who naad* any accom­ modation In ordar to participate to this proceeding, you era antiHad. at no cost lo you. lo tha provision of certain assistanca Ptaas* contact Court admfnittrslor. 301 N Park Avanua, Suita N30I. Oantord, Florida 12771. (407) 323-4130 a«22T. with 3 working days ol your receipt o l this (n olle* ol Foreclosure Sala). if you ara hearing Impaired, call t-000001-0771; It you ara voice impaired, caN 1-000-000-0770 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE M6RSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Dy Jana E Jssawtc Deputy Clark BUTLER A HOICH. PA 3100 0 Conway Rd , f t * a Orlando, Florida 33013 (407) 101-1200 Publish March t « . 21. 1000 OEO-t37 IM THE CIRCUIT OOURT OF THE IM H T0SH TH j u d i c i a l e iR e u r r Of AMD FOR fIM IN O L R COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAS I NO. 0 T -tT 0 P O A -f 4-E R1OION0 MORTOAOC. INC F/K/A ESTATE FINANCING. INC . Plainiiff VS J MICHAEL SMITH, al al. Defendant!*) N O T IC I OF ACTION TO OLORIA YOUNT A/K/A OLORIA SMITH LAST KNOWN RESIDINCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN JOHNSTON AMERICAN COMPANIES A/K/A JOHNSTON PROPERTIES O/B/A REOINCY APAR fM kNfS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN PAUL A LEVY. AS SOLI SURYIV1NO OIRECTON/TRUITEE OF PROPERTY UAH A d i M INT INC DJB/A SUNDANCE APARTMf NTS. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION By serving on bahaff of ah surviving Duact Ors/Trus laws LAST KNOWN RESIDINCE ufctti CURRENT RESIDENCE ANY AMOJUJ. UNKNOWN PAR­ TUS CLAIMING b y . t h r o u g h , UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFE N0ANT|S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OSAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER 1AIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVI BESS. GRANTEES. OR OTHER LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIIO tha I an action to foreclose a mortgage on lha following proparty to SEMINOLE County, Florida CONDOMINIUM UNIT 22S. BUILDING 146. OF HID0IN SPRINOS CONDOMINIUMS. ACCOROINO TO THE DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECORDED ON NOVEMBER IS. 1*04 IN OFFICIAL RSC0R0E BOOK 1004. PAOSB 7T0 THRU . INCLU0IVC. OF TH I PUB­ LIC RECORD* OF 0SEMNOLI c o u n t y . Fl o r i d a a n o a l l AMENDMENTS THERETO. TOGETHER WITH ALL APPUR­ TENANCE! THERETO AND UNOfYIDiD INTEREST IN THI COMMON ELEMENTS OF SAID I DOMINIUM AS SET FORTH M SAID DECLARATION ASSUMPTION AIDER. PRE­ PAY M IN T AIDER ANO CONDO­ MINIUM RIDER ATTACHED HERETO AND BY THIS REFER­ ENCE MADE A PART HEREOF INCLUOINO SPECIFICALLY BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIMITA­ TION THE FOLLOWINO EQUIP­ MENT FIREPLACE. PADDLE FANE. U IN A 0 A ID CLOSET DOORS. REFRfOIRATOR WITH ICE MAKER. RANOS, DISH­ WASHER. DISPOSAL WASHER E DRYER. MICROWAVE OVEN. y»u ara raqulrod to aarva a copy at your written deton***. M any. wtthto 30 day* attar tha 0rst pukbe stton at toto Nabca Action, on lahavarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barrett 4 Plaintiffs attorney, •ddraat to EOI Bayahora Boulevard Butt* *00. Tampa. Inal with this Court althar baler* sarvlca pa Ptatotlffa attorney at immediately that*ba anlarad agplnsl you tor tha fallal damandad to tha Complaint or paUtion. This nottea shaM ba pubftohad M cutna weak* to tha Banterd WITNESS my ten d •oaf o l Ihto court on d t y o l March. 10k* (S U i) Clark a l tte Court By; Cacatta V Stem Aa Deputy Clark BfEABHJTtflS « B T OB IBB# Ba. I T 4 N you ara a parson srttb a dtoto this at aa aoaal to you. to tte provision ot certain assistanca Ptoaaa aontaat Court Administration at SOI N. Park Suita NS01, Stnlonf. FL SSTFt. (407) S0S-4SSO asL 4007 wtthto 0 working days o l your rsaslpl o f M o no boa: M ara tearing or you ara "tpatrad. Pubbah March 10.00. 1*00 OE0-114 T N i e iR e u r r c o u r t IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 00-490-OA-14-S (CNNETH LEE NORMAN, at ’ arsonal Raprasantatiua ol tha Estate ol JAMES LINCOLN SORMAN. Oacaasad. Plainiiff in 4ANCY WATERS. A ANY ANO ILL OTHER OCCUPANTS IN POSSESSION Dafandanta NOTICS OF ACTION TO Nsncy Watart. and any and ill olhar occupaM* m posses­ sor!. AND ALL OTHERS TO FfHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO >f lha institution of this action >t Eiactmanl by Plainiiff lo recover possession of fha lottawing described raal property located in Saminola County. Ftortda. Legal Description Lot 47. Villa# Cossatborry Phase 3. Plat Book 0E. Pogoa 10-21 ol lha Public Records ot Saminola County. Florida Tas Parcel No 34-21-30-0300000-0470-0-2 Address 1041 Cassalwood Slraat. Winter Park. FL 12702 YOU ARE HEREBY raqutrad to tila your answer or written defenses. If any. in lha above proceeding with tha Clark of M s Court and la aarva a copy tharaol upon lha Ptatotlffa attorney. Jamas Scott Mills. 2240 Laa Rosd lu ll* 121. Winter Park. FL 32700. on or before April 0. IM S If you tail to fito your annrar or written dalansas In lha aboea proceeding on Ptatotlffa attorney, a default will ba anlarad again*! you lor tha rsliaf damandad m tha Complaint or Petition Signed on thia 4th day of MARCH. IS M (SEAL) Maryann* Maiaa Clark ol tte Circuit and County Court. Oamnola County. FL By CoCMM V I t e m NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF IM 0 AdmMlittrttivO Ordar No 07-3 If you ara a paraon with a dis­ ability who naad* any accom­ modation to ordar to particlpata to thia pro caadmg. you ara antittod. at no coat to you. to tha pravtoion o l cartam aaaiatanca Plaaaa contact Court Admmielratov at 30t N Avanua. Suita N3I0, FL 32771. (407) 123-4330 a it 4227 withm 2 working days of your receipt of this notice. If you ere tearing or impaired cab 1 *00 004-477! Pvtowh M*-rh I t . 10. 1044 DEO-ttO IN T H I CIRCUIT OOURT OF THE E10HTEINTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR AND FOR • EMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 0T-000-CA DIVISION 14-W FTB MORTGAGE SERVICES. Plain ti HU). JULIO MELENDEZ, at of Dafandant(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Final Judgmant o f Mortgage Foreclosure dated March 11 Ih, IM S . and antared to Casa NO S7-S03-CA of tte Circuit Court af fha EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit to and h r SEMINOLE County. Florida wharton FTB MORTGAGE SER­ VICES la lha Plaintiff and JULIO MELENDEZ. FIRST PLUS FINANCIAL. INC. F/K/A REMODELSRS NATIONAL FUNDING CORPORATION. TEN­ ANT *1 N/K/A KARAT KREIDER, TENANT *2 N/K/A DOUGLAS 'DOE*, tha tost name being hclitioua to account lor party ara tha Dafandanta. I wilt salt ta tte higteat and baat biddar for caah al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; BANFORD. FLORIDA at I t 00 a m . on the 7to day o l APRIL. IM S, lha following daacrtbad proper­ ty aa aat forth In aaid Final Judgment' LOT 7. BLOCK 0. SUNLANO ESTATES. A SUBDIVISION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAOES IS TO 22. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNESS MV HAND and Ite seal of this Court on MARCH 12th, IS M . (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clark e l tha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jisasrto Oaputy Clark Ichavsm *. Me Can*. Raymar. Barrett 0 Frapptor Post Office bos S4I0 Tampa. FL 33101 FI7042041 NOTICE In accordance with tte American* Dtsabrktla* Act. par­ son* Heading a spactoi accom­ modation ta particlpata to this proceeding should contact Ite nolle* not taler than aavan (7) day* prior la tte paocoedtag at Iti* addraac given an lha notlca Telephone *07-3234330 act 4227. 1-SOO-SM-S77I (TDD) or 1-SOS-MS-177* (*). via Florida Relay Service Publish March 10. S ( 1000 OEO-144 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OP TNB SfC rrS B H TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB 10TN JUDICIAL eiReurr o f Fl o r id a W ARO FDR •SM M O LB COUNTY. JURISDICTION DIVISION OASR DO. PS-10*41A l 40 CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANT. Ptototrit Vt MARGARET A COROEK A/K/A MARGARET ANNE COROEK F/K/A MAROARST C TABOR. ROBERT I TABOR, if bvtog. and aN unknown dalandankt) **te ara not unknown Portias n a y claim granlaaa. or otter Claimants. REMINGTON OAK I AT THE CROIEINOS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. Inc a/k/a Remington Oaks Homeowners' A iw ciilto w In c ; THE CROSIINOS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. Inc.. CITY OF SANFORO. • Ftortda Municipal Corporation. _ unknown parson(a) to poet*salon o f Ite subracl roof proparty No. 1; unknown poraon(a) to poaaaaaton o f Ite •ufoacl raal proparty No. 0; Dot NOTICE OF M T IO N TO Robort I Tabor If bvtog. and ab unknown parties claimtog by, through, under and ogalnal tha above named datandanKs) who am not known to ba dead or stora. w tetter •aid unknown part laa may claim davtaaas, gran t***, or othor unknown and whoa* last known address to: 0141 Grand Traa Court L ate Mary. FL 3274E YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor foractoauro of mon­ ths following Lot 40. REMINGTON OAKS AT THE CROSSINGS, acoordtog la too Plat tharaol aa mcarded to Plat Booh SS. Pagaa SS-70. Public Raoorda of Send no to County, Ftortda. Inal you and you am required to aarva a ot your written defan***. If any- to H, on MARiE-LOUWE DUELS. Atlornay tor t t e Ptatobff, whoa* addraaa la 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard, Suite 4*0. Tampa, Florida 00007 an at bafora thirty daya from i t e data at It e Brat publication at toto not to* and fito tte original with tha Clark at Ihto Court attoor bafora aarvfca on Ptointiffa attorney at Immediately toaraaltor-. ottenatoa a default wfK I you for toa mttot damandad In i t e comptolnl NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICE* ACT VOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM 10 DEEUE0 TO BE A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY BtFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITHES* m v band and t t e ana) a l aaW Court on MARCH ISM. 1000. Maryanns I Aa Clark o l too Court By: Ruth Kbtg Aa Dagnrty Clark CODILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Bay fo o u t Boulevard Bute 4 M Tampa, Ftortda SMST Ts lipt e n * (S t l) 177-4004 CEB *00 00100 Publish March I t . 00. 100* DEO-110 CIVIL ACTION CA00 DO. BT-04SS-CA Dona io n t a w M ARKIT S T R U T MORTOAOC CORPORATION. PtotoaffU). vc OMARLAB B BOROS AUK. at to _____ DatandanKs) R O Tf CPFi NOTICS IS pumuont to a Final Judgmant a l Mortgage Fomcleaum dated March ttth , ISSS. and aotamd to Caaa NO S7-I42S-CA a f too Circuit Court ot t t e SIGHTUNTM Judicial CUauM t o t e d BTM BT MORTGAGE CORPORATION to BOROCAUX. BARRY ABRAMABL NATALIE L BORDEAUX. ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN RANTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAME0 INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANT!!) WHO ARE ROT KNOWN TO BE ALIVE. WHITHER UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIM AN INTERBBT AS SPOUSES, HEIRS. DEVI SEES. ORAN TEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. ORSENTRBB FINANCIAL CORPORATION am Florida wharaln FT MORTGAGE" COMPANIES O/B/A FTB MORTGAGE SERVICES F/K/A CARL I BROWN AND COMPA­ NY to tha Plaintiff and JUAN A SALDANA JR ; WANDA SAL­ DANA. HIDDEN BAY GARDEN ASSOCIATES. L P D/B/A HID­ DEN BAY VILLAGE APART­ MENTS: SEMINOLE COUNTY, and TENANT • 1 N/K/A ARLENE KINO am tte Dafandanta. I will •all to tte higteat and b a d bid­ dar lor cash at WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORO. FLORIOA 11 00 a m . on tte Tth day o l APRIL. 10*4. tha la Hawing da scribed property a* sat lorth In aaid Final Judgmant LOT 10S. SUNRISE ESTATES UNIT 4. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3S, PAOE 71. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAN0 tnd the •aal at ihto Court on MARCH 11th, ISSS. (•CAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark e l tha Circuit Court By: Jana E Jssawtc Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCatla. Raymar. Barrett • Frapptor Post Offtoa Bee 3410 Ih n va. FL 11S01 r t 7003713 NOTICE In accordance with tha Amartcana DtoabiHttoi Act, per­ sons Heading a special accom ­ modation la particlpata In Ihto proceeding should contact tha Individual ar agency sanding notlca not later than savan (7) day* prior to tte proceeding at tha addraac itvan on the notice Telephone 407-1234330 a it 4227. 1-BOO-t00-4 771 (TOO) or 1-400-000-4770 (v). via Florida Relay Sarvlca. Pubbah March IS. 2S. ISSS OEO-144 errr of lake mart, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PVN U C HEAR INS NOTICE IS HSRIBT OtVSN by tte City Commission o f tte City of Lake Mary. Ftortda. that aaid Commission writ held a Public Hearing an April 2nd, ISSS, al T OO PM , or aa soon tharaaftar m peaaibto, ta consider a request ham P. tru e * King h r Conditional Usa Approval la abew for tte con* true tie n of a 140 tool high mo no po Ia Land raduca minimum aaparalien require menI tor tew •>« to 0010 toe* an • porttqn o f Ite following daacrtbad property: Lai 0. L a te Emma Ptoaa. according to t t e Plat tharaol aa In Plat Book S3. • and 10. Pubbo Record* o f So mutate County. Florida. T T s ^ s x r * m cnb* t * * T te Pubbe Hearing wM ba held |100 N Country Club Rood, Lake ■ ■ ry T te Pubbo to Utvttad la [attend and ba hoard. Said te a r­ ing n a y ba continued tram lima lie lima until • te a l dactoton to trade by Ota City Cemwuaaion I MOTS: IP A PERSON DSCtOES I I TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY HNS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING ON HEARING HE OR E M WILL NSSO A RECORD OF TH I PROCEEDINGS. ( ■ TH AI FOR SUCH PURPOSE. M il ON SHE MAT N M D TO ENSURE I THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCBSONMS IE MADS. WINCH RSCORO INCLUOIS THE TESTIMONY AMD EVlB DEUCE UPON WHICH THE] APPEAL IB TO BE B A S S O I FLOfVOA STATUTES 0*001 * * ■ PERSONS WITH OtBABNJTIEsI NttDtMG ASSISTANCE TO NARTieWWTl Nf ANT OF THESE FNOCIEDtNOE SHOULD CONK TACT THE CITY'S ADA COOR-1 DNUTOR AT LEAST EE HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEBTINol AT (407) 1S4-S0S4. H CITY OF LAKE MART. FLORIOA Carat A Fetoar. City dark DATED: March I I . 10M PUBLISH: March 10. 1*04 D IO -IIS Mg hast and t e a l bidder tar cash at t t e WEST FRONT DOOR OF T N I SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN­ FORO. FLORIOA at M S B am.. an t t e Sto day a f A P R IL IM S . ■ to Bewing daacrtbad prepayaa cat forth In aaid Final LOT 03. ALAFAYA WOODS PHASE XVII. ACCORDING TO THE OFFICIAL FLAT THEREOF AS RBCOROEO IN FLAT BOOK SS. PAGES SI THROUGH SS. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND and tte ••*1 o f toto Court on MARCH ttth. IB M (SEAL) Maryann* Mate* Clark o l too Circuit Court By: J a w E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark Echevarria. McCall*. Raymar. Barrett A Frapptor Peat Orttoa Bon M 10 Tampa. FL SMOt F s n ts itf In accord*naa with It e Americans OtoabiUtto* A c t parling a tpoctol aeco la participate to t ptoc aodtog B should contact I I— Ji. .u..-. a MmJI tkj h i notlca not la tor (ta n aavan (7) day* prior 1a to * pmeeodtog at tha addracs pi van an tte notlca. Telephone. 407-3014330 cat. 4217; 1-080-00* 1771 (TOO) or 1 -tOO-Mf-0770 (v); via Florida Relay Sarvtaa. Pubbah: March 10,00.10*0 DSO-140 BETNB OtACUfT OF TNBIM^ FLORIDA I. 07-111 DfVWlOH 14-B FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES EVB/A F.T.B MORTGAGE SERVICES F/K/A L JUAN A « a i n i v i JR., to al M0TMS NOTICE IE HEREBY GORMf purauanl to an Order dated March 18th. 1IM . and antosad to Cam NO. 87-11*4* CA a f tt e Circuit Court to tha EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit to and tor SEMINOLE Caunty. Legal Notices Legal Notices MOttfT CO URT O F TN B S M N TB ER TN ■to 0T-B400-OA-04-W IERAL JURIS EASTERN 0AV1NO0 BANK, FEB Flabiuff. v*. A. DOUGLAS STAITTER, to uk.. at M . Da lend ants Notlca to terabygtogn t t e t t t e unft#ntfl iKi'fll iiftfyaiiM Mutin, dark a f It e CUeufl Court of ■SMIN0LI County. Florida, w on It e 7to day o f APRIL. 10*0. to 11:*0 a m. at tte Waal Front doof o f til# (ffn ifto tt County Courthoua* to laniard. Ftortda. effor ter aato and a*S al pubfto outcry to toa higteat and te a l daaartted property aituatod to SCMINOLI County, Ftortda. law it LOT 00. BLOCK I , COACHLIGHT ESTATES SECTION III. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 00. PAGE H . OF THE PUBLIO RECORD! OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA pursuant ta tte final dacra* af to rectos ura antosad to a caaa pending to aaid Court Ite styta of which to: EASTERN SAVINGS DANK. FSB tto. A. DOUGLAS BTAETTER. at iul , at a l,. to a ccord a n t Amartaana with DtoabUlltoa A c t a apodal atton la partiaipat* to toto proce eding ahouid con­ tact toa Individual or agency vending thia notlca na Ictar than aavan (7) daya prior la tte proceeding at tte addraaa given on notlca. Telephone (084) 0S7-S8S7; t-(S88) • » • 0771 (TOO) at 1-1S88) *04-1770 (V). yto Ftortda Ratoy Sarvtoa. WITNESS my band and etoclal goal o f aaid Court toto 11 to day ---------- 1, 10*0 Clark e l toa Ctmuil Court By: Jana 0 Jaaawic Oaputy Clark LAW OFFIC0S OF JOBSPM PAMISLLO Boat Offtoa Baa 0*47 Ftortda SS401 I4*rek 10, IS. 1004 DSO-140 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALS On March 11*1. 1B90. 10 00 AM, Hamphill Selvage 1 Towing will sail fha following to satiety tha towing and storage lians in accordance with Section 713 TS Florida Statutes 1B79 Pont Bonneville SW. VIN 77130YS1737t1! Sala location 0204 Patch Road. Orlando. FL Terms cash Ballar reserves th* right lo bid. lo accept or refect any and all bids Sold AS IS. no warranties, no guaranteed lit!* Publish March t l . t H I DEO-1 S3 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS HAMS Notlca la haraby given that I am engaged in business t f 301 San Marco*. Sanlord. Florida. Saminol* County. Florida, undar th* Ficlittou* Name ol ABC LEARNING DAT CARS CEN­ TER, and that I inland to re gu ­ lar aaid name with lha Diviaion Of Corporations. Tallahatsea. Florida. In accordance with tha provision* ot tha Fictitious Nam* Etatutas. To-Wil Sadion U S Of. Florida Statute* IS »t Corporation H S Williams Hsian Duller Williams Publish March IS. 1940 DEO-104 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB BIOHTS1NTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR •IH IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CABS NO. • • - ! • • • Ot VISION M R FT MORTGAGE COMPANIES D/G/A FIRST TENNESSEE MORTOAOC COMPANY. INC AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO FIRST TENNESSEE 0ANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff!*). v* STEPHEN P WOMACK, at at Dalandantls) NOTICS OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant o l Mortgage Foreclosure Salad March 10th. ISSS. and anlarad in Caaa NO. 8S-I8SI o l the Circuit Court o f the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wharain FT MORTGAGE COM­ PANIES D/B/A FIRST TEN­ NESSEE MORTQAOE COMPA­ NY. INC AS SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO F lfS T TEN­ NESSEE BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION is tha Ptaintltf and STEPHEN P WOMACK. JANET D WOMACK. STEVEN J MCCORY. TAFFY E MCCORY, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER. ADVENTIST HEALTH SVSTEM/SUNBELT. INC D/B/A FLORIDA HOSPITAL ar* tha Dalandant*. t will sail lo Ite higteat and bast biddar lor cash at tha entrance ot tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 1104 a m . on tha Tth day o l APRIL. ISSS, Ih* following described property a* sat lorth in said Final Judgmant LOT 1S1. HIDDEN LAKE. PHASE II. UNIT IV ACCOROINO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 20. PAGCtst aa a h o ST o f t h i PUBLIC - RECOROS OK SEMI. HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS MY HAND Kitd th* anal o f thi* Court on'MARCH 11 m. ISSS (SEAL) Maryann* M on a Clark ot I t e Circuit Court By. Jan* E. Jaaawic Oaputy Clark Echevarria. McCaMa. Raymar, Barra It A Frapptor Pool Offtoa Baa S4I0 Tampa. FL 33401 FBS0S3S44 In accordance with tte Americana Disafabitta* A c t par­ sons naadtog a apactol accom­ mode Iran ta participate to this proce eding ahouid contact to* Individual or agency sanding notlca net talar than aavan (7) days prior to tte proceeding at 1 address given on tte nottoa. Talaphon* 407-31343S8 aat. 4237. I-S00-MS-S771 (TDD) or 1-0O4-SSS-1770 (v). via Florida Relay Sarvtoa Pubbsh. March IS. >0. ISSS DCO-140 M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IM AND FOR SEMINOLK COUNTY 0BNSNAL JURISDICTION DIVISION IASS NO. 0 7 - t fM - O A - H N I CHASE MANHATTAN |MORTOAOC CORPORATION. Plaintiff, |BRUCE E. TRICK, at at.. Dalandant* DOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nottoa la haraby given that. I pursuant to that Final Judgment o f Foreclosure dated March t l to. ISSS, and antared in chril caaa number S7-1SM-CA-14W. of tte Circuit Court o f to* 11th Judicial Circuit in and for Samlnola County, Florida, wharain CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOt CORPORATION, la Plain tiff and BRUCE E. TRICK. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART­ MENT OF REVENUE. ____ UNKNOWN PCRSON(S) IN POS­ SESSION OF THE SUBJECT I REAL PROPERTY. I I . N/K/A |SUSAN M IUVETZ. Mata DafandanKs), I will tall ta toa highest and bast biddar for cssh at th* waat front door of tte Samlnola County eourtho usa to Sanford, Samlnola County. Florida, at 11:04 A M . on tte tth day o f APRIL. ISSS. tte following described proper­ ty as aat forth In aaid Final Judgmant. to aril: LOT 4. BLOCK H. SKY LARK SUBDIVISION. ACCOROINO TO TH I PUT THEREOF Al RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IF. PAOES S4 ANO SS. OF TH I PUBLIC RECOROS OF ECMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR OEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT VOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM IE DEEMED TO OE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated tte 10th day of MARCH. IM S . MARYANNE MORSE Clark af Clrcuil Court By Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark COOIUE A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boutovard Suita 410 Tampa. Florida SHOT Talapfiona (SIS) 177-4004 CAS #07-03343 Pubbah: Match t l . t l . IS M DEO-14S �40 Scrvnole Her aid. Sanford Florida • Wednesday. March IB, 1990 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TMS C IR C U IT C O U R T O T T H E (IO M T E E N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IVIL A C TIO N C A SE NO. S T -IS S A CA DIVISION M E *|R5T UNION NATIONAL DAN* notica Talaphona <07-3234330 a it 422T. 1 •900-936*9771 (TD D) or 1 •S00-0SS-A770 (a). ¥*• Florida Ralay Sarvica PuHtah March 19 2S 199A 010*129 Y! MICHAEL J STROUP #t «l P#f#ndant(*) N O T IC I OF rO R K C L O S U R K SALK NOTICE IS MfREOV GIVEN pursuant to an C rd «r RMChaduLna Por*clo*uf# Sal* datad March Stti 1 996 and rfilarad *« Cat# NO1 I T - 1 596 CA of th# Circuit Court of !N# E IG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit In and tor S EM IN O LE Courtly Honda wharain FIR S T UNION NATIONAL 0 AN A .« \hm Plamtift m d M 1CH A IL J S TR O UP SUSAN J S TR O U P riR S T N ION NATIONAL DANA PfKJA RST I'NION n a t i o n a l OANK * FLORIDA and TE N A N T ft S A JOHN ANOW LES ara th# D alrm lantt t will tall to tha htyhatt and l>** I b«dd#r for r a th at Tw£ * L 5 T FR O N T DOOM OF T m E SEM INOLE CO UNTY C O U R TH O U S E S A N • ‘ C RD FLORIDA at 11 00a m on tha 9th day of APRIL 1996 tha following datenbad proper­ ty at tat forth in taid Final Judgnvant lo t saoal u t im b e r p o in t . A C CO R D IN G TO r id g e u n it THE at I PLAT th er eo f as r e c o r d e d p l a t b o o n :• p a g e s « « . in AND 49 OF THE PUQLIC R EC O R D S OF SEM INO LE c o u n t y Fl o r id a t o g e t h e r * it m a p a r t o f t r a c t *e * sabal p o in t second revi S ON AS R ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19 PAGES 67 61 AND 69 CF THE PUBLIC R ECO R DS OF S EM INO LE C O U N TY MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FO LLO W S OE GIN AT TH E S O U TH W E S T CORNER OF LO T 36 th en c e n o r th at DEGREES i t ; r EA ST ALONG THE S O U TH LINE TH ER EO F FOR 90 64 F E E T TO THE S O U TH E A S T CORNER o f l o t 36 TH EN C E S O U TH OS DEGREES S9 02* W EST FOR tO 12 FEET THENCE SO UTH AT DEGREES 11 2 1 * W E S T ALONG A LIN ! i0 00 FEET SO UTH OF AND PARALLEL W ITH THE SO UTH LINE OF LO T 36 FOR 69 09 FE E T TO THE EAST LIEN OF LO T 34 THENCE NORTH 02 DEGREES 4A 39' W E S T ALONG SAID CAST LINE FOR 10 00 FE E T TO THE POINT OF BEGtN NINQ W ITNESS MV HAND and tha taal of thia Court on march 6th 1998 (SEAL) Maryanna Morta Clark of tha Circuit Court By Jana t Jatawnc Daputy Clark i t ha yam*. McCall#. Ray-mar; Bar raft A Frapptar Pot I Off w a O ut 3410 Tampa FL 33601 F97073S46 NOTICK In accordanca with tha Amattcana D«aabil«Vi#a Act, parna>HattAW'1& Th this procaading ahould contact tha individual or agancy aandmg no lie# not la tar than aavan (7) day*, prior 1o tha procaading at fha addrat* onvan on tha Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN K EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR ACMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAAS NO. t A ’ IK tS -C A DIVISION 14K FIRST UNION M O R TG AG E CO RPO RATIO N SUC C ESSO R BY M ERGER W ITH DOMINION OANASHARES M ORTGAGE CO RPO RATIO N Ptainlittfa). v* RUSSELL L HUDSON at al Dafandantial N O T IC t OF FORECLOSURE SALE NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Ordar Raachadullng Forecknur# Sala datad March n t h 1996 and antarad In C at# NO 94 1 993CA ot tha Circuit Court of tha E IG H TE EN TH Jud»cia1 Circuit in and tor S EM INO LE County Flonda wharem FIRST UNION M O R TG A G E C O R P O R A TIO N SUCCESSOR BY M ERGER W ITH DOMINION o a n k s h a r e s MORTGAGE CORPORATION •• tha Plaintiff and R USSELL L H UDSON and UNKNOW N S P O U S E fC O -TE N A N T OF R U S ­ SELL L H UDSO N A/K/A FAY HUDSON ar• tha Dafandanta. I w>ll tall to tha highevt and hatt brddar for cath at W E S T FRONT DOOR OF TH E SEM INO LE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E, SANFORD FLORIDA 11 00 • m on tha 7th day of APRIL. 1999 th* following datenbed property •• aat forth in * iid Final Judgment LO T 96. SAN LANTA, THIRD S E C TIO N A SUBDIVISION A C C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS R EC O R D E D IN PLAT BOOK 13 PAGE 73 OF THE P U B LIC R ECO R DS Of SEMiNOLE C O UNTY. FLORIDA W ITNESS MY HAND and tha teal ot thia Court on MARCH 11th. 1999 (SEAL) Maryanna Morta Clark of tha Circuit Court By Jana E Jatawtc Oaputy Clark Echavarria. McCall*, Ray mar Barratt A Frappier Post OMtca Boa 3410 Tamp*. FL 33601 r0409t 934 NOTICE In Accordant* with th* Am*nc*n* Diaabilifta* Act par* •on* n**ding • •pacial ic c o m modation to particip*t* in thi* proc*admg ahould contact th* individual or agancy aandmg notice not later than taven (7) day* prior to tha proceeding *1 the a d d re ti given on lh* notica Talaphona 407-323* 4330 *at 4227. 1 *900-993-9771 (TD D ) or 1 -900 933*9770 (v). via Florid* Ralay Service Publith March IS . IS . 1999 DC0-19? m tw a o tn c u tr c o u r t OF TMS i m t JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IR AMD FOR SEM INOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO. ST-SS4S CA 14 W CM A 6k M ANHATTAN M O R TG AG E CORPORATION A NEW JERSEY CORPORATION, l/k/x C HEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O R TO AOE CORPORATION A NEW JER SEY CORPORATION t/k/x C HEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O RTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. vi HOMER WILLIAMS HARRELL. JR *r u i . *1 *1 . D*l*nd*n1(«) . NOTICE OF SALE NO TICE IS HEREDY OIVEN pursuant to »n O n to or Find Judgment Scheduling Foreclosure Sale entered on March n t h , I M S in Ihit cete now pending in la id Court, the style of which is Indicated above I will sell la the highest end heel bidder for cash In Ihe 10) N PsrA Avenue Ssnfoid, Florida 327 71 , at 11 00 A M . on the Bth day ot APRIL, I S M . the tallowing described property as eel forth In said Order or Final Judgment, to-wtl LO T U S , RIVERSIDE AT TWIN RIVERS U N IT I AC CO R D 'N O TO THE PLAT TH ER E O F AS RECO R DED IN PLAT DOOR 44 PAGES 54, SS. SG. Sf ANO SS PUOLIC R EC O R D S OF S EM I­ NOLE C O U N TY . FLORIDA ORDERED at SANFO R D SEMINOLE County Florida, this 12th day ot MARCH IM S MARYANNE MORSE As Clerk, Circuit Court SEMINOLE County Florida Dy Jane E Jeeewic As Deputy Clerk SPEAR & HOFFM AN P A ros South Oisie Highway Coral Oablea. Florida 33141 Talaphona (SOS) 66622#* Persona with disability who need a special accommodation lo participate In this proceeding ahould contact ADA Coordinator al 30t N Park Avanua. Suita N . Sanford. Flonda 32771, al laaal five deya prior to tha procaading Talaphona (407) 323-4330 (a t 4227; T S O O -M S -S m (TOO), or t S00-355-1770 (V) via Florida Ralay Sarvrce Publish March IS . 25 IM S DEO - ISO NOTICA TO T H I F U S IIC Notica la harebv given lhal e Public Hairing wilt be held by the Planning E Zoning Commission in the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sanlord. Flonda al 7 00 p m on Thuraday. April 2nd. IM S. to consular the following change and amendment to Ihe Zoning Ordinance ol the City of Sanford. Sanunola County. Flonda Running from AO. Agricultural To lhal ot PD. Planned Development LEGAL DESCRIPTION W 1/1 of S i 1/4 (LESS the C 333 o f • 101 S' and begin at the NE cor run W 554. thence • S4S S', thence S 11 deg, 21 min. i 440'. thence E ESS 4*. thence N lo Beg), of t e c 12 Twp I f f . Rge S0E, ea recorded In the Public Recorda of Seminole County, Flortde in Plal Book M . Page 1ST Tha property being more gen ­ erally described •• south of Rineherl Rd. north o l Paola Road, between the Tann Lakes The Pfenning A Zoning ommendetion to th# City Commaaion In favor of, or against, tha reguaatsd c hangs or amsndment Tha City Commission will hold a Public Hasting In tha Commission Room in City Hall. Sanford. Florida at T OO p m on April 13th, I M S to constdsr said recommendation All partiaa In Internal and cftltena shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearings Haten Stairs. Chairmen Planning S Zoning Commlaaion ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II a person dacides to appeal a decision mad# with rasped to any metier considered al tha above meeting or hearings, he/tha mads need a verbatim record of the proceedings including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by Ihe City ol Senlont (FS 2*6 0105) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTAN CE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SH OULD C O N ­ TA C T THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330SS2S 4S HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE M EETINQ PUBLISH March IS 1 «M AND March 2T. IS M OE 0-140 NOTICE TO TME PUBLIC Nolice la hereby given lhal a Public Hearing will be held by Ihe Planning S Zoning Commission in Ihe City Commission Chambers. City Hall. Sentotd. Florida al T 00 p m on Thuraday. April 2nd. IM S . lo consider the following change and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance ol the City ol Sanlord. Sammola County Florida Reroning from Sammola County's C -l. and MR-2 Multiple Family Dwelling Residential To lhat ot PD. Planned Development LEGAL DESCRIPTION W 1/2 Block f and all of Block 2 (LESS Road Righl-ol-W ay) MM Smith's Subdivision, as record­ ed In the Public Recorda of Sammola County FL in Plat Book t, Page IS The property being more gen ­ erally deecnbed 3SSI W 1st Street The Planning S Zarung Commission will aubm t a rec­ ommendation to tha City Commission in favor of, or agemaf. the requaaled change or amendment The City Commission will hold e Public Hearing in Ihe Comrmtaion Room in City Hall Sanlord. Florida It T 00 p in on April 13th, IM S . fo conaidar said rec ommenda lion Ah parties m interest end elk* fans shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearings Helen Ile u s Chairman Planning S Zoning Commaaion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC If a parson dacidaa lo appeal a decision mad# with respect lo any matter considered at tha abova masting or hearing* he/she made need a verbatim record o f Ihe proceedings including Ihe leallmony end evidence which record la no I provided by the City of Sanford (F I 1M 010S) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS AHOULO CON­ TACT TMS PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 110SS2S 4S HOURS IN AOVANCE OF THE MEETINQ PUBLISH March IS. IS M ANO March IT. IS M OEO-141 Legal Notices SEMINOLE COUNTY ACC PROJECTS Protect e F C - 1 3S-SS/BJC, Protect Title Howard Avenue Shortcut Canal Proiect, Document f 13S1 Protect e F C -1 3 »-M Proiect Title Howell Drench Road, Phaee 1 • Landecape Protect Document 41301 Protect eR FP-436-SS/BJC, Prolecl Title tnveitm ent Banking Servicee. Document • 4361 For Information on any of Ihe Seminole County OCC protect*, pteate call information on Demand. Inc 407-STS-0020 Publteh March IS IM S Dt 0-131 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT IN AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS HO.i PT-AJD-CA-I4-W CO UNTRYW IDE HOME LOANS INC . Plaintiff. va TANIA L GAYLE a/k/a TANIA LEONORA GAYLE (SS*St4-5044(9) UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF TANIA L GAYLE a/k/a TANIA LEONORA OAYLE . UNKNOW N TE N A N T f end any unknown haira, devieeei. granleea. creditore, and olhtr unknown pertont or unknown apouaea claiming by through, and under any ol the above-named Delendenle. Defendants AMENDED N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE ra hereby given that ihe underergned Clerk ot ihe Circuit Court of Seminole County Florida, will on the /th day of April 1 M I. at 11 00 o'clock A M , el the Watt Front Entrance el Ihe Seminole County Courthouee in Sanford Florida, otlar lor tele and tell al public outcry to Ihe higheet and beat bidder tor cath tha totlowmg deecnbed property eituate in Seminole County Florida Lot • Block A Oakland Shores aa Recorded in Piet Book to Page 4. Public Recorda of Seminole County Florida pureuant lo the Final Judgment end Amended Final Judgment entered in e c ete pending in aeid Court. Ihe etyte ot which it indicated above WITNESS my hand end official aeel ol eaid Court thia 4th day ol March. IS M tt you are a peraon with a die ability who need a any accom ­ modation in order lo participate in thia procaading you ere enti­ tled el no coat to you. to the pvuviaion o l certain taaiatenca Plea ae contact Court admrms tu to r 301 N Park Avanue Suila N101 Sanford. Florida 11/71. (407)321-4310 *4117 with 2 working day* ol your racaipl o l Ihit (n o lle* ol Forecloaure Sala) il you era hearing impaired call I-S00MS-S771, il you e ie voice impairad cell t-SOO-SES-Sf 70 MARYANNE MORSE CLtRK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk (COURT SEAL) BUTLER S HOSCH P A 11BS S Conway Rd . Sta I Orlando Florid* 32*12 Pubhah March It . IS. IS M OSO-S4 e m e w r M AMO FOR as Mam l i c o u n t y , f l o r a * ORfll ACTION C A M MO. SA-SOS-CA OMWON 14-K FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTOAOE OOMRANT. ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN M S . TIES CLAAANO BY. THROUGH. UNOSR ANO AGAINST TMS HIREM NAMED IMOhflOUAL DEFEN­ DANT (S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SJUO UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES MAY CLAM AN MTEREST AA SPOUSES. MSIAS. DEVISEES QRANTSIA. OR OTHER Like advertising your $100 or less item in our classified section. That's right —it*s free. Just clip the attached coupon and mail to: S e m in o le H e r a ld I I I I I I I I I I I I j -i MAM. TO : Scm inol# Harald P.O . BOX 16*7 S anford, FL 32772-1667 . ONLY ONE ITEM • MUST INCLUDE PRICE i i i i i i i i i i i i i •IWMORLEM PRINT AO HERE:______________________ . PHONE. N A *e AD D RESS I Subecrtbe To Th* Seminota Hanta ( Restrictions: ) Ym ( )Na j • Price o f iiem stated ($100 or less) • Ad will run S days only • I iiem per ad p a household p a week • Private party (non commercial) only • Ad must be on above coupon. C L A S S IF IE D A D R A T E S DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday 51YARD SALES AD JU STM ENTS 9 C RED ITS Price Per Like Pre Pajo l In the even t o f an error, tf>e Sem inole Herald wdl b e responsible lor the first insertion only and only to tf>e extent ot the cost o f that insertion P lea se chock ad for accuracy the first day It runs IQ PLACE AN AD-CALL SEMINOLE ORLANDO 407/322-2611 407/831 -0 9 3 3 DEPARTMENT HOURS 0 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING 55— 14— F or S ale SECURITY BARS A DOORS Lie . 34 yrs t i p SO.000 designs S V tq It Free eat Ouekry guaranteed 904 9650013 or 407 324 3<M MAKE THOUSAHOt with US government auction* A tutpkr» CeS 24 hr* 9314921 a it 1 16— R em in der S ervices VENOB4G: LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW MOURS-BIO 91 Free Brochure 1 M042047B2 SPECIAL DAYS Never lorget them! Reminder Service B day. apptt. Dr's StVyr For daUitk cal 302 2128 WORK FROM HOME making wuodan frame* Earn to 9344/ w* Cal B30 0444 art E-45 21— Personals S nwdeaf •00-219-9431 ALONE? FL* RESPECTED Datmg Bureau lor SENIORS. E«i ah 1977 1400-921-4477 Fa male Meaaege T her aele I needed lor buoy longwood to caaon C al 13I-SS4S____________ i 7 day* Private rma Feme la Sta a LiacaMMTTBl 407-1144300 MEET H tW PEOPLE IMS FUN WAY TOOAY 1-S0B-S7B-31QS XSStS 12 MYvvn Must bo IS years TRAVXUNO COMPAJOON Femete pratonod to travel n mo­ tor home and le e Vw world 3G2 011S ERASE BAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor yuat 92100 Uat ehectcmo to CALYPSO 1454 N l akemont Ave. Winter Park. FL 32792 TB4E0 of hemg kmed down tor cradT/ Learn where to otaam th* beat deal* cedrt card*, am but loan*, data conaokdahon Rate* a* tow a* 5 B V no an nual fee t ate H 4 W Eraarpna a* 123 IM S____________________ 61— M oney 13.500-490000 ConkoAdaacma. Cash Loams Bed croon No | no edv lee 14 Aa a Medcat Akaoeiaf* of Science degree, you wd harp prepare pesenta tar aumtnationa. conduct tmportant testa and pertiap* even aaattl m minor Surgery IT* a rawaning career f you Mte "0 •Oty or f renog ClAA •FkwioW Am) tor TTnae OuaMy OradUaM Rfocamanr Aaaw- AN EKP LOVBSO MOSS 55— Business ALfTOMOTTW OSTAJLCRS T r a in in g BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. •long *r«h TIC 4 pttyroam. ten yrd Cert CPFLtCATtel'Hee raws For B B f l B 33Q-Q7W WALK-MB 4 SX WOB are Baa nurses apectesy HeaKhy kids tool HRS4042S32 334-1SS2 habwtadon Cantor 1491 ER SOS Good income P etto raw Altar 90 Days 407 293 3055 UKEWONIONO WITH PEOPLE? md Fun pley room 124 Oi13 ATTENTION 5 3 fe Coma and (om otr cermg wem ol Nuraea and CNA a Excel 70— E d u c a t io n I s Neaonal Truck ALL HOURS 10 yra oap vt chad Due lo aipenaion. Large Lake Mary company hemg FwB Tkwa A aso cia l** W as tram you to •am your potordW L in d True* School COL. VA/TAApprv Job Aewar AVON 7 M I0 4 rap* • Baa an Quatoy product*, a* Itoi hours 32I-7IS2 BARBER NEEDED FULL TRIE for downtown Sanlord shop FAST SERVERS, PfT c w * and houeakaapara Good wartmg wage* Appty Lake Mary Coudyard t3S Mamamnai Ptwy, Lake Mary 4*4 1000 C «b tn «1 M b Kbt Sanford area.specwey Vshtctt Exp Manufacturer 11244100. CONCRETE BLOCK TENDER Opening in Sanlord ForkM *«p Twfoful EaceSenl wag*. paid hofKtoya and vacaaon Appry CSA Fkrwwr 22t0 W 29Bt Su Santoro BOE/Oreg Free Ca* Today- 407-^314*11 C U y C o ile g a La*i Irtwy 4J6 Sw 200 •53 East y, FL 32707 S Try lia rs Maae contact qutcary. your Mato S N. America New Iraigfdmaaerw u ay* 24 hra S3Mn 1 s is H I 11791 71— H e l p W a n t e d O p p o r t u n it ie s $300 •$500 DwtfttuOng phone cerda No a« pertence neceaaary For more information Send a SASE U Pnmabme Communcattona. P O Boa 004355 Mem,, FL 33200-1135 HOLE Coteity Flonda LOT ( IN BLOCK G OF LAKE KATHRYN PARK. STH ADDITION SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ACCORD! NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 47 ANO *S O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEANHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ANO THAT PART OF THE WEST HALF OF LOT M IN BLOCK 0. 0 R MITCHELL'S SURVEY OF THE LEW ORANT. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOROEO •I PLAT BOOK ». RAGE S.PUBUC RHORDS OF HM NKXJ COUN­ TY. FLORK3A DESCRIBE D AS FOL­ LOWS: BEGIN AT THE MONTHEASTERLY CORNER OF LOT S. SLOCK a LA M KATHRYN PARK. STH ADOmON. ACOORDMG TO THE PLAT TMREOF AS RECORD­ ED M P U T BOOK 11. MOEE 47 ANO 44. PUBLIC RECORDS OF MMINOCE COUNTY. FLORIDA RUN NORTH S4 DEGREES I T 10* EAST M TS FEET TO EASTERLY UNE OF WEST HALF LOT M BLOCK 0. OR MITCHELL'S SUR­ VEY OF THE LEW GRANT ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF RECOROED IN P U T BOOK I, PAGE A PUBLIC RECORDS OF H bBNOCE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA THENCE SOUTH S DEGREES SS* 3p* EAST 100 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 44 DEGREES » ' SO* WEST SB4 09 FEET. THENCE NORTH S OEOREES St' SO* M I T 100 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEST Home Bualneaa out there If you ara senous A a r making money w/ no ae* ot prod, no mr. nonak Caa 242-3320___________ t Frapptar. nay. vrhoas addraat la SOI Bay* ho re Ward, tuna *00 Temp*. Florida 13*04, and Da R e Baa Court atSier to ’NAC6T CKRCHT 25— S p e o a l N o n e t s 27— N u r s u y It C h il d C are ASPHALT PAVB4Q CREW EqiRoSarOpr tofdvahrol alphas Cal 2234111 ASSOCIATE TRAINEE 5 * — Fin a n c ia l S e r v ic e s liwng etpenaea rounaieng GIFT OF LIFE 2 N O S H IF tA istM 5 L V ---------RE COTON CORPORATION. Bw nitiont leading manufacturer/ dwttbutor of electronic acoet •one*, hat several opening* n d t Lake Mary tecady tar 2nd khtfl a»**mbfy Hour* are 4 00p m -II Mutt b* ebta to kft a mtatmun ol 35 to* and aland tor B hour* Appfy n parson at 1000 Emma Oaks Trad, Lake Mary FL 32746 WORK FROM HOME-No coal tar sirtpsea. aam fo 43BGYW mak­ ing brae H I 9SSS E at S4S ADOPTION- LAST KNOWN RESOSNCS UNKNOWN CURNENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTVIED Fat an action is fcmcfaae a ALSO INCLUDMG 1S73 MODAL HOME. VILLAGER MOOEL. IDENTI­ FICATION NUMBERS TZ07ZA ANO 1I072B ANO Ip 73 MODAL HOME. •TAR MODEL IDENTIFICATION NUMBERS 1SOCS OtSSA ANO IS OCS01SSB l«M bean Had agatnal you and you am required to aerva a copy ol yoie woOan daNnaai. If ary. wntwi 30 days after Sta Aral p jU u t e n <d of Action, on 71— H elp W a n t e d B u s in e s s O p p o k t u n it ie s at Y m c M c u rr c o u r t o f th r WILLIAM C s c o n , at al Defender* a) HOTRS OF ACTION TO BONN* F CHAPUN LAST KNOWN REAK3E74CS UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE The Best Things In Life A re Free... 3 cminolc Herald COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE M on y h igh trslftc sltoo. •2900 oAvti potontloi N6W HHUW F/T 4 P/T tor a Mayor Msnufoc ■ Turing pt*nt in SsnFord Postni ere fu . Pi avaaebt* on M UO-2S11 or 110-11 TELEMARKETING GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 po* aval Avg I I S t t f v . Sal v comm Sanlord bated pool heMng learder No cold cebng Hiring tmmed F/T 4 P/T Cal Mlety Smettser 1212070 e a t tit LOOO 800-342-6663 • STAR TEMP LOOO M UJO NAIRE Need* mdhr reedy to make b * I k 91.500 required 1444-791-797* TODOfTflZHBFr Term Long Term Short Bf It lookinq tor latontod and i ym rbtb iW r H ? T T Q g fS N O a o o sllsM tto VERY COMPfTTTTVE SNICKER* CANDY ROUTE 10 loceBon*. M0041200 Hurry Bd* s e n ! foa 1-900-9434121 AO CAfUUKR&flMC, CN 6424 Aaa for Dtraaor of Nura<ng dr apply wSNn SO NofBt Highway 1742. DaBery. Ftort da. Orwg Free EOE. • Ley Over Pfon* ‘ Extra Slop Pay* •401K Redramerd* ‘ Heath Inaurenca' 'Vacation Pay1 Program* Legal Notices •rwta* a drteuK w4l b* antomd agatnal you kw die mkvf d»n ended In dw Comptadil or paltoon Thw nolice *h*4 be tubklhed Bice eech week tar two t oniecuPO Do* 1647 YMTHUS e g hand and dw Met oT dus Court on dm 4th day of March. 10SS Meryanne Morse Clerk ol dw C a rl By Ruth King Ae Deputy Clerk NOTICE In accordance with the American* Dtubaawa A ct persona needoig a apecw! accommodation to partid- aa Equp' • a t A COL roq r 1 yt OTR aip/Oasa Pfoaaa Cal Bam to flpm 14004744060 Mon FftOrdy EOE PuMfah March 11, I S IMS DEO-SO DRIVIR/WaraHeuac Vakd FDL a muat. Aprox 20-25 hra/wk CaS tar appofremanf. 3344STS CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos C•***» ! C<*—c ‘ ,p**londf *b A ZN (7) day* prior to Bw proceed**) al •w addwia given on Bw node* Telephone 407-323-4330 art 4227, 1-SOO-f64-1771 (TDD) or tSOO-SS4-S7TO (VL via Fkmda Relay W M H b u U J b K F N *? ao hrata* *. No idtoaMtot Exc ttoftoMa tad 40 IK. MuM have Ciaa* D l c i trig record Apply: 3501 8 Sanford Atra. Svaord JOD P T X 0ZA JDZVA R P T I XIJX XVLXI. XIJX J V X • J R A N XVLXI.' — LN J VX ZN J VA• HJKDT HZHJNNT. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *Postiy is sX nouns snd varba.' Tm trouMsd. I'm dissatisfied I'm Irish* — Mshanns Moots. �K IT ’N” C AR LYLE ® by Larry WriRhl Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Wednesday, March 18,1998 • SB 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H elp W a n t e d 71— H e lp W a n t e d ------IZ R R I fft R A MONEY----- WANTED Part Tims/ Full Tims Sa'Kxii pa op ia datirlng tuc ealklul WEIGHT LOSS, IM PROVED HEALTH AND ENER GY. Lo*a 20 2X pound*. X day program under (1200 Sat Hlachon guararrwad CALL NOW 329-9499 Want to aam ItsotVwfc or more? •No enpenence necessary •Slat! immeddtety •W.u tram •TOP U t t PAID WEEKLY LABOR RITE START NOW WITH JSI CALL 3234799 ST JOHNS RIVER 2 acres 32 5 Tree*, fireplace, dock, much more 9204 X 0 349 9750 RIGHT HAND MAN AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES 141— H omes For S ale (III ROUTES PAIO DAILY DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH 'RE AL YELLOW PAGES" IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY AREAS INCLUDE SANTORO, WINTER SPRINGS. LONOWOOO, LAKE MARY, OVIEDO, GENEVA. DELTONA. OSTEEN S CHULOUTA •***330-3416**** I X • MEN S WOMEN NEEDED Daly work Daly pay VtoMdai a PLUS NEED C O M P A N Y V AN D R IVER W / V A N COME WORK WITH THE BEST ALL ROUTES PAY BONUS AFTER 1ST ROUTE LABORERS NEEDED M*n Warren Hni>»*a* Surtsnt* fiM or M TIm A n u n n I M t * II r»r| 1*J or FOR UNDEROROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Ml LABOR READY® WORK TOOAY/PAIO TOOAT Sanford Apply In paraon today: 19S1 B French A n 121-4141 EXPERIENCED CARPENTER «r*h tool* I truck Laborers alio needed Cal 3X 4 40 0 Matnlenanca/Ctaanup of rental propartiak Pad Tima Retiree preferred 1214797. LABORER NEEDED Pour mow *, good wrtuflfl condnons Apply Sand Creation, Inc Sa currty Warehouse 2499 OW Laka Mary Rd Suria 100. San EARN EXTRA MONEY with own home baked b u in r u Shakir* A AT A T Work time and build a Mure. 330-9930 to kCheduW an to find out how*' ted__________________ Hiring FRAME BENDER lor Manna Canvaa operation. CaS SIT 1I1S. F R O N T D ESK CLERK/ NIQHT AU D ITO R Apply in poreon Day* Inn Santord your with pi Call ap MERRY MAIOS HIRINO Car A Inturanre Needed Weekend* TREE M l 5299 Now hmng sipenenced COOKS SERVICERS S DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay paid vacation* after 1 year Medea and a Drug Free Work place 4690 E SR 46 Watt Sanford 407-339-7771 A 3770 Orlando Or T741-Sanford. 407-3214104 DENNYS RESTAURANT 4610 Wap SR 4« QATOH LANDING NOW HIRING ■COOK X tlP •SERVERS FUN PLACE TO WORK! CaA (407) 130-111} PART TIME GENERAL INTERVIEWING NOW tor [attar photo promotion at local man Naad Managers. Work a n S Caalar Bunntaa Can 1 400-344-4743 ■PART-TWE EMPLOYEE-* Who la looking for aitra Injilaa ln*ol C rlai fu.ra MIlifTlII HSYrfiriM <lynI K nourl (appro* 11/wk) , _ a i 4 * i ---r im * ■ ■ ■ ■ 4 NIt NiwnyOfOwing — os HAIR STYLIST NEEDED MUST B f l u LIABLE SEND RESPONSE TO BHnd Bo* A PO Boa 1*47, Sanford, FI 12771-1947 Tor busy Sanlon) talon No U lowing nacasaary Hourly ra n Can Cindy m n u _______ HH1M_______ PRODUCT COORDINATOR General office work ptu* help prooeu S pack order* Raryere* phone clerical data entry taa* Smoking OK Cal Stone* Herb* A S pecial** 321 2097 STACKER HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A baauMii t tinting howl to calad n tha UCF area ■ hrmg tor tha loUowng poaitnni ■ANOUET SET-UP/SERVER, RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAL SERVIC­ ERS, HOUSE PERSON, LAUNORY WORKER. MOKT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIERGE. OUCST SERVICE REPRESS NTITIVt. Apply m paraon to Hobday Inn 12119 Hon Tam A n Otoreto EOE -Pfwirmiwofwn.Aci DESK CLERK * Apply Budget Inn ol SantonJ K g 9 . L a W !a p P L L »7 « J______ am parry plan rattroutort Process For Marl up M/t hma mampar khto toa MAX. E X X chack mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1494 N Lakamoni A n . Wn**r Park. EL2UB2.__________________ l Wanted to ten much needed lead program to insurance agent*, make 190 00 comm* nun per tale P A U L O S tlO H N E VENTURt I PROl’ l flTItS :)? 1 I 704 Call 213-960-7699 SALES AGENTS T h e S k y 's tha Limit... With Cape Canaveral Cruise Una. you determine what your paycheck wd be W are looking lor motivated people with a good phone voice No eiperience neces­ sary. because we Ira* you to succeed You can make HOOi fwkl Work * a ton atmosphere Medical and dental *tur*nce. cath spill* S tree crude*1 1600 ugn-on bonus available CaN 407479-9000 *3044 Morvfrt. Sam to I pm 5ANDWICHPIZ2A MAKER P/T Of f/T naitlW hour* Ap ply VTVONA* 3244147 SECRUIRTY OFFICERS Sanford area FT/PT Class D guard N*C or cart req Fun benefit* package Call M l9*34 or apply 114 Weal Lake Mary Blvd. March 19th, Se­ lla SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed S Unarmed Brentty S Aeeoc. 114 7444 SEM INOLE L A N D S C A P IN G NO W HIRINO LANDSCAPERS Full time starting pay $9 X 97 X h r SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS eiperience pra torred 9 6 X 1 7 X h r to start DRIVERS tor dump truck COL reqd Fu* Trr* SITE WORK and equpmant op erase* Fu* Time CALL 322-8133 f waded at top notch daaWrahp 4p « p weak days. Sakvday I t dp Salary to commtaarala with aiparwnoa CaS far appointmerit 321-0990 Qfbean Truck World 3219 8. Orlando Or-Santotd EOS SEWING MACHINE r* to* marine cserve* Cell 117-1129 71— H e l p W a n t e d 103— H o u s e s U n f u k n is h e d R e s id e n t ia l C le a n in g MOLLY MAID 19 HIRINO F/T’ M-F * 9-Spm Will Train. 407-7(74007. WAREHOUSE POSITIONS: SHIPPING, RECEIVING, PICK IMG, PACKING AND WARE­ HOUSING - RECOTON COR­ PORATION, tha nation t lead mg dntrtoutor/manufacturer ol electronic accessories, has Immediate opening* m Lake Mary faotoe* tor le t and 2nd khlfl warehouse Hour* suable: roO am -llO p m , • Xem-4:30pm and l o o t ’ ll1210AM. Musi ba abla to HI a mmenten o l S O N o n i cent* uou* ban* Farklifl eipanence preferred Starting rata 19 79 1st *fnlt. 15 99 2nd Muff " Must p a u math last Apply * parson at 2990 Lake Emma Road Laka Mary FL EOE. WELDER MQTtg aip a must F/T Good pay benefits DFWP 2901992 WORK FROM HOME P/T F/T 9400-94X0 . mo 93— R o o m s F o b R e n t ----.3214313 SANFORD VILLA 2/2 196 Long leaf Pm# C v . gar. !69<ymo • dap 79A4140 or 1334940 S T E N S T R b M R E N T A LS MAYFAIR OAKS W to lam rm it* gar. Ig tern preh. on wstar LfMtew/ ophon 11190731190 SANFORD 4/2 Ig cor lol tier •g*. new CrpLWryl 5700/17 X NORTH LAKE 1/1 tom condo totem pstn W O 15001900 JW DOYLE (407) 322 2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 117— C o m m e r c i a l R entals LEASE Prime ihowtoom A ■arenoute t<0 970 *q D SR 441 frontage *07 57B 2 9X OFFICE/WHSC 3 O X 19 O X *f From 33 *1 Prime location Hay 17 92 Sanford t br from Arport Btvd CMI 3244440 JlwvSu* 118— O f f ic e S t a c e F o b (407) 069-0444 EFFICKNCY Mato tan - convener* focaton ___________ 3234009 A MOVE M SPECIAL! I 400 tq •l t i c ’ 3269 A MONTH O Pc* Storage 321 O t X or 333 2994 FURMSHED ROOMS-A* ut*s met Laundry phone end U m e 969 | X a weak 324-4955 Laka Mary 1300 (top |7Vwk Dep nago WO poor. *pa ac­ cess smoking o* 3344113 04 FiCE/OFFICE-WARE HOUSE Now AvaAabi* Guardian Personal Sion Cat tor deter* 979 $ X '$ 7 .5 0 / H R 81 PER HOUR BONUS POTEN­ TIAL RESPONSE CARDS We a n looking tor local rape to ■a* ore group HaakTvllc Lead* 79% km year comma C a ll 1 -0 0 0 -9 2 1 -1 1 3 6 never thought Now Hiring for SEinlrtolo County Sato* Auoriaw * AiartUntt Fid Time A Pad Tima I la a clear *peaking w putor shifts. i you * w reatl Wa am 110utoto evening and waa• m * . 30-3S hour* par Cad Norrad Service* CaJ cue 24 hr job Lme today1 1-600-711-JOBS EOS 80S and a Warn player growth tpacad nduary lap pac Apply n paraon at 2903 park Or batman Sam and 2pm daPy or ta* raauma to (407) 330-1499 Aon Branch Managar EOE The S e m in o l e H e r a ld is currently accepting applications tor CIRCULATION MANAGER TTm idesl csndklstB should havs past newspaper sxp«n«nca and circulation mAnsgemsnt sxpsrlsncs is hsipfui. intarsstod candidstss should FAX a rssums to: Ssmlnots Hsrald • Attn: Nick Dnrwry FAX: 407-323^406 ordtNvarlo: 300 N. Franch Aw., Sanford_________ I HO FEE MAITLAND I7S4S7S UCF 3844649 TEACHER tor Pra achooi E* penanced COA preferred San lord area CaN 3214477 TELEM ARKETERS f u* or part time Tap salary, bo­ nus a X commiiuon Smoking mgwood location Cat 767 9270 WANTED: Individuals who are leaking a lutlOkna people ori­ entated career GREAT employ­ ment environment, professional status and banalit* Consider (ha career of Dental Assisting Formal education of 1200 hour* Leading to Slate and National credential* Work in a last paced, hrgniey technical, aver changing career in lha allrad haakh hato of Dental Assisting Cad Orange Technical Cantor*a Tech Denial Depart­ m ent 407-144-7040. a i t 443*. Whether you are already in the work piece, ready to re amer or ukl looking to tha future they lava a program datrgnad tor taa. WAREHOUSE MANAGER Gift manulacturar/distnOular re qura* hands-on managar tor a l trapping, racamng S order procassmg Inventory control t i p hepiu Only goal onantad. hard­ working manager* naad apply Sand ratuma to Compass Mai kabng 119 Coattkr* Rd. San lord. FL 32771 No phone cal* E A R N F U L L -T IIV IE P A Y F O R P A R T -T IIV IE W O R K T h e Sanford Harold needs CARRIERS fo r established routes In the Sanford area. All yo u need Is dependable transportation, o rga niza ­ tional skills an d afternoon availability In order to begin a great new job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Parson Perfect For Retired Persons JBcminoic Herald Or As A Second 300 N. French A v b . Income! _____Sanford, FL A P A R T M m tS M X * IQ. saroa d*P aa iknt No pat* or c fa s a i Cat 3 2 3 4 M I___________________ SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 2 Butte* avaaebts - f i x SF A 1HSSF. *07-321-7X4 NOTHMQ BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! Gadyiaw Apts on fknanwl Rd A 46A LA Msry A l apt homes to r alarms/garaget State-ofIha-arl actnrVy Inna** lactoy Open today Stop out or cal 302-2X7 tor a personal thow MOV144-COND. 3/1 9 New pel A p a w N c a yard. Ch 995 o x Aa I* 100— C o n d o m in iu m R entals SA ftf ORO(2/3) Pma Rtoge Club 3929mio MAKE DA Corp Real­ tor 103— H o u s e s U n f u k n is h e d NOTICE A* rental and real aata ____ titamants era subfact to the Federal Fair Housing Act which makas S begat to advarksa any preference, kmsation. or daenmnakon based on race, col­ or, ratgnn, aa*. handcap. tambal sutus or nakonM ongm 3 2 2 -7 4 0 8 IT S ACRES Osteen area River access Owner financing. Only 359 O X Ca* 332 9699 BUILDING LOTS Oft 427 across hom Suntand Estates DELTONA 10 sere* Ideal lor mobae homesrte horse*, cattle, laming or nwiery’ Zoned egncultural 33 SOGACRE Sm down w-'owner hnance *04-717\P2 9r.f04TJ74*72___________ OAKRtOGE FARMS • Osteen/ Oeftma area 10 acres, deal tor norset or came farm Mobna home or nomasii* Zoned sgn 344 9 X Fnsnemg aval wi »m down peyment (904) 717-4500 WekJva Pines Blvd. 4 5 4/tO acre* Reduced »o ISt.OOO OfVf OLV B MASON NCALTY ___ m i B ____ S ale 1 BDRM UNIT P n e Rtog* Con do At sppl. ncl 3 tent many • •■'St I aket-da > m Pool ipa 4 lenrv* Cal 329 9*36 S ANGLE WOOD-1/1 Upstsvi Nawappr 9 O L A cne< looks poor New pant carpet Reduced to 325 2 X Ca* 322 9313 157— M obile H omes For S ale 1* . 44 3/2 GoW 1992 Skykna vmfy tapw vs Special (407)3244211, E H 109 C A R R IA G E C O V E (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -8 1 6 0 159— R e a l E s t a t e W anted INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Charlie 969-7297 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE lor rant with scene wa terfront view Located at Hidden Harbour Msnna in ihe Pori ol Santord Appro* 1 8X sq ft 91 MQ'mon basa rent C al 407 322-tSIO 181— A ppliances & Furniture For S ale BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 9 year warranty Nev er used Twin |7S Fun 395 Queen $115 King 3195 Celt OAY BED White. Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses * IrurvSe Never used 3 3 X 407KENMORE apt sue W O 3 2X for bom. good condition Call 324-0987 ________________ MATTRESS SALE • Full tU e usad X * springs A mattress 965 X la m / s Mart 322-4132 SOLID CHERRY Oueen Anna dining room Perfect condition C al 2600951 183— T e l e v is io n & arage S ales W A N T T O G E T R ID OF A L L THAT STU FF? A YARO SALE is the perfect way to X that and the Sem/oote Nereid can bring people to your door Advertise your sale in the Sem loots Nereid tor only 3 91/ kne and watch the Rems leave whke the money come* in. CaS by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 kne ad can net lor three days in the Herald for ONLY 39.111! Ak we ask It that you prepay the ad Cak us-we can hetph (407) 322-2611 CHURCH RUM M AGE 6 BAKE SALE FRI/SAT March 20th » 21st 900-300 Grace Feiowsmp Church. 2401 S Park Ave. Sanford TOYS . children * adult domes, furni­ ture, household items, baked goods * much, much morel ESTATE SALE F R I/ S A T 7:30-2:30 1057 Banana Lake Rd-laka Mary Larks scooter, ALL household good plus quills trunks, antique* dishes, car pemter and other toots Too much to tot Rhine had Road , West on 46A. over 1-4. left at the blinker slop, ttt house on RAIN OR SHINE OARAGE SALE FRI/SAT, 8AM-3 30PM/ 186-172 Wood Rtooe Tr Kaywood S/O oil 48 A i Oregon Misc. Mma S tereo /R a d io ZENITH COLOR I I Inch TetovitonT*b<e model Good Condibon 3*9 X C al 324-3923 193— L a w n & G a r d e n FREE WOOO * WOOD CHIPS * MULCH CALL 323-3491 SNAPPER RIDER 33 inch 11hp eiectnc start w b ag 9650 22 men ted propened mower 379 Gas weed osier 375 Gat cfiti n taw 390 Cart 323-3441 2 0 0 — L i v e s t o c k /F a r m 219— W a n t e d to Buy Alum. Cane te Copper/ to B P KOBOfTTg nil ip - 321-0004 J 918 W First-U/F V sf-H Y *|4 , B4A8-1 231— C a r s Fo r S a l e I t OLDS CUTLASSS Rune Good. 33K . Firm. Ca« 329-9482 SEIZED CARS from 3179 Porsche*. Cadillac*. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvette* Also Jeep*. 4W O * Your tree Toll Free 18 X 2 1 8 9 X 0 Exl 2 2 X for cur­ rant Ratings S u p p l ie s DOUBLE BAR *M ' Ranch tocat*d in Osteen Buy* beet tiaughter cattle Pick-up service is svassra* 323-01 IS 211— 236— V e h ic l e s W anted CASH 333 PAKX For Junk Cara. Truck* * Mocf ■FTP /mf a c n B/icjTirui W taso 240— Bo a t R en tals A n t iq u e /C o l l e c t id l e s A N T IQ U E S D E A L E R S SUGARSYS on Centrat-Onedo FRtSAT 39 1st time 1 MODERN FURN. A t 1 PIECE or Whote Household (04-774-2229/407-MO-3632 FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Stareng at 330 * up Also24 Pontoon C al 330-1812 241— R e c V ehicles/Campers For 1 S ale 1974 /UPSTREAM 39 ft. Claaalflad Advartlalng 1M1 29 f t WYmebego DX e n g . Onan genr. AT, >8 . PS. C6i J22-M11 IbPtoOB YburAd roof an. tome., stove wAnren, retng. micro , to! bam, sleep* S. sm apps * keen war* md 37.9X r --------- graded matter suite. na*1 to park Make obad 963 O X DCDC CALLAWAY, RaaMor (407) 3244211, Eat 100 VACANT! 253-A d d ttio n s 4c Rem odeung ROSCLEA WLLAS an x parto -341 HUP OKAY 407 SANFOSK) STUDIO APT paraon. water md S3407mo 92000*0 3234911 R r a l E s t a t e , o re . 14 s 94 3/3 Spat 1963 furs Fum. acm rm. carport H U M GR0UN08KEEPER WANTED For 296 NX oommwfy hr*lad to Sanford F/T position Good Banera* n niarasted c a l 3221X1 EOC/DFWP M A R I N E R 'S V I L L A G E UUtt ADA 1 BORW 9*10440 IBORtl 9470*40 AHO UP 3 2 1 -8 6 7 0 Osteen Building LeL ..| tf.9 X "TO I f Acres ComT.-94t.9X For 2 GREAT LOCATIONS 1 4 t Bdrma 31754490 Men 3214123 APARTMENT LOCATORS Never s to a A d i PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes S3.0X to 96.X0 Set Up Financing OUIET1 322-2941 155— C o n d o m i n i u m s R ent U n f u r n is h e d PAY OFF YOUR BILLS S ale 9HO DOWN...,WHY RENT? Whan you can own rra* 3 bdrm home to C/HA. new pant A car pat 7 Ask about HUD homes’ The HMUman Group, Inc. WEEKLY RENTALS Stoning • 977/wk ►kstone Downtown 330-4423 99— A p a r t m e n t s WERE SELLING HOMES Cak a Sanford specialist, Jerntgan propertie*. Ask for Dot Wstter323-1199 or 13G-3299 OWNER FINANCING . cutfomed 2/1 single wide Covered p*ho shed, nice carpel, solid wood dressers A cabinets S 19X dow n * *1 9»m o 322-3717 153— A c r e a g e L o t F o b 141— H om es Fo r S ale 2 s ttlw : MARKHAM WOOOS V6 bd, 3 balh. 12 sere*, over 3 1 X sq ft Lrv/dirvltm, sem pool 3294,5 X 4/2 OVER 2 O X sq ft/ Uv/tkrV lamlrplc CrpLYvkshop 3112.9X 9/3 Sap Mother-inlaw quarters Over 2 9 X sq ft 1*1.500 L O C A L R EP S Aiiofi nrrs CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Oat at on lia ground Moor oI a fatlpaced. rap-ray growing company* LABOR RITE a aaaa a hard-working. • k****t oruact. trotusui *Eitra pay to driver*. •Open ■ am •01 Dogtrack Rd, Longwrood. 2904109 RECEPTIONIST CM IW HH soee tow n a n m v* is tioooo Mt Suito.il*’I Ituui'va luN toy • *39 sign on bonue to new am- Ctoanmg treiNng painter* helper Route ranova non* Tran* req 129 1257 HAIR STYLIST Naada 75 workars dally. HEALTH artOHAHCf AHO kOIK PLAN1 Drua traa warkyWca Aapty «i *M W a r Ortva. M m u m * or ra n i n n ■ M f BEGIN CALLING TODAY TO RESERVE YOUR AREA 407-130-7442 OR 407-322-0*43 B X AM 4 00 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIOAY 0 0 A . INC EOE Up to SOX commnton Ban# 14* m g r o w n Lata Mary Salon FANTASTIC SAMS SANFORD Remodeled 3/1 block home, huge need lol nent to park Greal urea CH'A I5 9 .9 X . tow dn, *47(Vmon 695-9191 217— G 157— M obile H omes For S ale AOVAMCS TKCTOMCS • EdMuito I to liras GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* from p a m a * on 1 1. 0**nquark Ta*. Rapa t R EOt Your Area Tea Free (I ) 0 X 2 1 0 9 X 0 Est H 2206 tor currant h*t O W b R O in tram. Ng M CHA. sat rath A49K toad i p S39.9X a s -« 095-9191 BANFORO AREA-34 MUST SELL/ CH'A doubts garage, tned yaid, 300 Roaa Dr Cak even­ ing* 349 9097 SANFORD FSSO 3/3 w/2 car gar , mca treat, new Ma. fans Ihroughout. great famVy neigh ---------S33-22X brahoofd. A7S.9X SANFORO Handyman Staal z\ 1 Dr 3-1 block CIVA 926K Worth A95K toad Great raniaf 009-9191 1M1 323-9494 C O C X 1444 NEW RCMOOCL REPAIR Doors, windows, carpensry. SKkng deck* 4 concrete 323-4932 S 0 Bakm C8C19880 256-A p p l ia n c e R e p a ir 30-RITE A PPL. SERV1CC Re Mira, a* brandbappi. ind hot vtr Mrs 671-63X or 294-9940 PROFESSIONAL Sam* day/ i* il day service on sk ap, tormarty ml >*ara Accptmg VisaTJtC/D<sc/ LMEX CaS Rchard 281-0930 261-C o m p u t e r C o n s u l t in g kstworb Installations Wm9Vnt. kccass, VB. graphic*, on-tit* flirvng Reas 407-874-1333 262-C a b in e t s WAREHOUSE voodmica'wel rauVeountanop/ toon-haw cabinets 524-04*0 263-Carpentry CARPENTER. All Horn* SRACE Richard Qreaa 321-5972 264-C a r p e t 4c I n s t a l l a t io n s W arehouse space for rent, 1,250 eq. ft., part of larger w arehouse area. 24 hour access. L o ca te d b e h in d S e m in o le H e ra ld ne w sp a pe r buildin g. T ru c k loading d o ck available at n o a d d itio n a l c o s t. N o lease required. F o r m o re Inform ation, call Fra nk Voltollne at tha S em ino le Herald. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 <AFtP€T-HATOWOOD* •CERAMtCHULES* ■LICSdSUR-«*nc* 1*64■■331-0811 or BUI 8i<fl3'ii LEWIS JktoTOfKAL SUPPLY 2 7 5 -D r y w a l l 2 8 6 - L e g a l S e r v ic e s DRYW ALLITUCCO-Asps** W al > CaOng Ttotoraa A-Z Otvoroa 395, Custody 375 Bankntotcy 179, Nam* CMngi 399. Etc. 34 hr*. (407) 923-0347 278-H a n d y M a n U-BUY-1T- rrmTambi# Itfl Appiidoys'ent ctnslc Local tto a e c a a *«T ^ 1 0 S ^ _ ^ ^ ^ 280-H o m e Im pro vem ents CHARLES D. (Dan) M RXIft. Boeder. CBC057285. Rat I Comm . remodel adraeona, re­ pair MC. VISA.......407-330-1741 2 9 1 -M o r t g a g e s — A P P R O V E S -------M ORTGAGE SOURCE E *)*rt* In Problem Mongagas Purchase or Raftnanoa 4974 1 DAVID KEY CONSTRUCTION M *»8l*m od*9ngfttae«fis Lk : COCOET939 320-7202 HANDYMAN Painting, concrete, dry wan. remodeling, ranovabona CM 282 7099_____________ 281-I r r i g a t io n R e p a ir it 300- P r e ssu r e C l e a n in g I Fn Great serve* Ras/Comm CaN 22S-77M SPWBMLE R 'R E W M R T r mMre* A modeUi New complete 4 zone tyOem S p e a l 5950 321-3717 285-L a n d s c a p i n g Tie* cuttropruning I grading ibpaoNWK Backhoabob cal neesonsbt* rates RANCH RENTALS 4C7-222-34M 267-L a w n S e r v ic e s AA A GRASS MASTERS All services provided Dependable and altortlabto -Cal tor Free ne •4122 OeckahAMka-Omreaitotnee *Bu4rangs ResComni'Free Eft/ Uacdneur " " •10 306— T e k m it e R e p a ir TERMITE* WATER- PBIR DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST _________ 407-333-4877 312— T ree S e r v ic e SUNSCAPC LAWN MGMT Free EattmatobA-ow RaSaa 320-7174 CHRAPI CHEAP! Tree removal pruntng/Macbona/loul land •captno. UscAnsra. S3! GREG GROSS LAWN SIRVtCC RES/COM QUALITY CARE FREE EST. 323X34. DON PtCKREN TRE1 BVC Trea/stump removal Free ast. Ucadnaur. 33B-73U ComnvTUvto Quality Svc/Salbtacbonguar Ucdns 3 21 X 4 4 286-L e g a l S er v ic e s ktOVEJN-OUT Spaci4ta Home/ 3tc. — Presaur* W**hmg— Fra* Ml 302-7220 or pgr 372-3110 E-Z PARA SERVICES Ohrora* 410Q/WIU* 440 Cab (497) 324-027414 tvs. Prof Tree Svc. at yr* asp 24 hr Mom* dam* Santor raacounl Total traa a true* . C al 327-4739 269-C l e a n in g S e r v ic e s U CLEANING SVC Rasto/ xtmm. Fra* ast 334-0337/or pgr or (timed reapons* 899 3981 APOLLO CLEANBM RVC homaa/Otc/Condo/Apart WkVBfwtoWUo USC1NSUR 1*07^29-7942 407-329-8278 i ALL OP THESE LOCAL BUMNERSES AAROCTTWa RESULTS FROM THEM ADS. WHY AREITT YOU ADVERTIS­ ING WITH UET CALL TOOAVI TOMMY RUNYON Lawn A Traa 8vc. IcAna, read/cont. Bucket truck. *bmp g m w u trea ML Cad 334-1471 �•SermnoJo Herald. Sanlord. Honda •Wednesday, March 18,1998 by Chic Young BLONDIE WHO KNOWS? OUT IT MUST NAVE BEEN A LULU ' ]CD by Mort Walker B E E TLE BAILEY New treatment for vascular disease D E AR D ll. (iO T T : I vc hoard that some Boston doctors have discovered a way to treat patients with vascular disease by helping people grow new blood vessels Is this possible? DEAR READER As hard as it is to believe, this novel technique shows great promise. R esearchers from St. Elisabeth’s Medical Center and Tufts University School of Medicine will soon publish a report in which they describe a revo lutionary treatment to bypass clogged arteries in the legs They injected a substance called vascular endothelial growth factor DNA (V egF DNAI into muscle tissue near blocked blood ves­ sels M iracu lou sly, nine out o f 10 patients developed a new network of veins that markedly improved blood flow around the narrowed arteries: Four patients, who were scheduled for am putation, no lo n g e r req u ired surgery; si* others experienced a dra matic improvement in pain This method of gene therapy will be a major breakthrough, provided the Boston result* are confirmed by fur ther, independent testing H ere’s the really good news The Boston d octors have su ccessfu lly in jected V e g F D N A into the heart muscle of pigs with severe coronary blockages, indicating the possibility that this therapy may eventually help millions of men and women with car­ diac disease Our grandchildren may well see the day when patients who are at high risk for heart attacks can be tre a te d with g en e th era p y and won’t have to take medicine or under go coronary artery bypass grafting To give you more information, I am sen din g you a copy o f my H ealth R ep ort “ U n d erstan d in g H eart D isease." Other reader* who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to 1*0 Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY I0ISB Be sure to men lion the title. D E AR DR. G O TT: The column in which you condoned oral sex between a husband and wife was very offensive to me Don’t you think that there are enough SICK PE O PLE ALREADY? And from another reader DEAR DR. GOTT. I couldn’t agree more with your column about oral sex between a man and his wife Through commitment communication and cre­ ativity. my sex life g e l* better rvrry year Are there any health risk* from this Dractice? D EAR READERS: Oral sex is not for everyone, but I do not believe that people who engage in it an* abnormal or sick. It’s simply a form o f sexual e x p ressio n that can add an oth er dimension to a satisfying sex life. This is not merely my view. Most sex ther apists agree that oral sex is appropri a te b eh a vio r b etw een con sen tin g adults. D EAR DR. G O T T lik e any other sexual activity, how­ ever, oral sex can spread diseases, ra n gin g from h erp es to A ID S. T h e r e fo r e , a p a rticip a n t m ust be extremely prudent in his or her choice of partners (Just don’t get caught on tape bragging about it.) If both part­ ners are free of sexually transmitted diseases, oral sex is harmless. ACROSS t Fall behind 7 Mala joke- 37 40 41 43 w riters 13 Crystalline gam 14 Imprison 15 Heavy shoe 16 Inherent character 17 WWIt area 16 Ending for see 30 Insane 21 Crippled 23 A Stooge 24 Firearms 25 Unison 27 Audition 29 Are we having — yet? 31 French article 32 Oriental aesh 33 Shar 34 Martha's Vineyard, for one Stool, e.g. Amino — Have a snack Speech problem Plant tel. Three, In Italy Ooltyl 45 46 47 46 Total 61 Qrown-upa 54 Fabric-coloring method 55 Most sensible 56 Theater feature 57 Reises the aptrft of DOW N r~3“ r “ is in O ins NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN Answer to Previous Puzzle □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □nnmnran nraranm □ □ □ □ □ □□ran □□□ □□□0 □ranomn □□□□□□ □ □ □ □ □ □ I T I□A I I I L I E I P M S I P I E I C I K I S I 5 Airline Info • Dr.’s org. • UK time 10 Long, loose 6 Jeans fabric 7 Cautiously osnr>#nt w 11 Hot on we ext code 100 5“ T h is D E A R R E A D E R ; D uly noted Thanks for the additional reference. O lU IY lrL U : r - G O TT: □n ran n n 1 Subject of some lawsuits 2 Large arteries 3 Dismal 4 Musician's job GTI l U D C n O C a f ! lor Answers e DR response to the letter from a reader who gave you an “ F " for your column on homosexuality, stated that “ God once destroyed .Sodom and Gomorrah for that wicked lifestyle," and exhort­ ed you to read the Bible. The w riter Is the one who should reread his Bible, specifically Ezekiel 16:49 50: “ Now this was the sin of your sister Sodom: She and her daughters w ere arrogant, overfed and uncon­ cerned; they did not help the poor and needy. T h ey w ere haughty and did d e te s ta b le th in gs b e fo re me. Therefore I did away with them as you have seen." r - i TT~ TIT 12 18 22 24 26 Requires Reedy or — Wrap Preach the — Castro's p ta o t 26 Affirmative rr~ 7T vo4ee 30 Eleven plus eight 34 o r sac Images 36 ChH dw i 23 25 fish 10 DsN bread 52 indtandtah 63 Actreea L - ... b IMS by N O . me ■-t: y j; > t « T T ; r * V , ‘7t*4J Jr-^L '• 'S 'i s V * o i' A push over the edge B y P h illip A ld e r T h e re are certain deals in w hich, from the viewpoint of all 52 cards. It appears that de clarer cannot fail to m ake his co n tra c t. B u t in the real world, not blessed with X -ra y vision, he finds the task less easy. In this deal, from last year*a W orld J u n io r Cam p in Italy, how do you think the play should go in the poor s ir spades after a heart lead, or the d u b -io lead, o r the d ia m o n d ace follow ed by a switch to the d u b 10? It looks as if South must succeed be­ cause of the lu ck y tru m p p osition, H o w e ve r... when West led a heart, de­ clarer took his ace king, played a club to dummy, and discarded his diamond king on the heart queen. Now he just needed to play the trum p suit for one loser Izrw to the queen is theoretical­ ly best. but South finessed his 10 West won with the jack and tried to cash the diamond ace, but declarer ruffed Now South knew East had the spade lung because West would have led the dia­ mond ace at trick one if he had had that king. So, planning to enter the dumm y to take the trum p finesse, de­ clarer led a club — but West ruffed! After the d u b -10 lead, which looks like a lead from a d o u b le to n , you m igh t w in In hand, cash the spade ace, unblock the ace-king of hearts, and lead a low club toward the d u m ­ my. Tha t often succeeds, but not here. Finally, If West cashes the diamond ace before exiting with a club, declar­ e r will win in the dum m y and play a spade to the queen. Fine — until West sm oothly drops the ja c k . T h in k in g E a s t a tlll has k in g -d o u b le to n of spades, won’t South lead a low club to the d u m m y to repeat the tru m p fi­ nesse? 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