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Ill s 4 lu ll liie m h e i llettv II.till.I, k I - I li.illW o lll.ill n| this le a l s event lliu iie i Is serveil at the W o r n ,m s 1 lu ll il>•I S « l.ik Ave S a lilo ld �via FftKu^fy 'P W 6 team from the Sem inole C ounty SherUfs O ther to a Rame ol hoops on Saturday Teh 21, at 7:30 p i n . at the Sem inole C ntnnninttv College gvin Hie game will lollow the SCC versus Valcneia Com m unity College women's bnsketbail came, which starts at 6 There will be half time en lertatiunent wlileb will include the Sem inole F.nntlv YMCA basketball league. M« Gruff, the erlin r dog. Idem t Kid tin getptluting and a tout ol (h r sh eriffs helicopter and a cruiser. There will be a draw tug lot a rule with Shot ill Don Kslinger and an autographed basketball signed by the Oi tando Magli Pickets are $f» and children 12 and utidrt ate free Net p ro c erd s go to the Seminole C onuuunity College women's basketball program. Driving course offered to mature drivers •t **•* r*fv*fo by V«fv* H$«Mn% it FiKs Association Vvsv Orunsott ■ ’ ‘ green T e m p le to s p i prayer breakfast •*<* .1 I’ra v rr s.ituntav. Feb. i i sponsored by 1■t - "I Evergreen N• I nt Klks t t .. hi prayer and •!h M \th annual .md the (H taslon will .c h irr President of -- • i it inn ol Flks who he ► ;» speaker. Mmn>»"ti known the state and na . ►Iks world • tiii rtaininent will llu m n IV at iisi Kloise Ihllicaurd « i jje s 11nl Gloria ' ^iiiln n l finishing •r s (> ,,n(j a i r avail1 Kotin Ihirkr .it tiamher to take on sherill in na m e ol hoops > Mary llra ih ro w C 'ouim errr 'i!». *•' ■>' will i hallrnce a AARP will be having a 55/Altvr Mature Driving Course ai Florida Hospital Senior Health and Resource Center. 10117 Sand Pond Road. Uike Mary from it a.m to I p in eat h day on Monday and Tuesday. Feb 2d and 2-t To register, call 531-9780 and ask lot Sheri. Thr course is open to all m ature drivers at a cost of $8 per person. P ar­ ticipants do not have to he AARP m em bers. F uture dates include March 30 and d l . April 2 7 and 28. J u n e 29 and dl). Aug 2-1 and 25 and Sept. 28 and 29 SALI looks at crime The Seminole Adult Leammg Institute (SAI.I) at Sem inole Com munity College Is sp o n ­ soring an intriguing look at the i m utual insure system and bow ii works for you. The Law and Order sem inar will fake place on two consecutive Tuesdays. Feb 2-1 and M arch d. from 2-4 p.ni. Guest sp ea k ­ ers are: l.l George Morse. Polk Correetlonal Institute: Norman Wulflnger. State Attorney; Seminole County SherttT DonSee Briefs, Page 3A - .. . — L O C A L FORECAST T <>'!«% sunny Mp|»» i AkMdUV-A.-y | >*v-rnT.iv " a s a i — ] | T ID E S IliiiliH in i l i r U iw h In f lic WEDNESDAY: T h u rsd a y Sunny SOLUNAR TABLE: min. 10:15 1Is.tl. - If 1 Ills* low lo mid 70s a.m .. maj. 4:05 a.m .. m in. 1 III Mlf 1111<1 50* Friday: 10:45 p.m.. maj. 4:30 p.m. *■'1 .111••1«•(1 1)mi idIrr storm s - Ill III** low lo mid 70s. TIDES: D aytona B each: high: III tilt low lo mill 5()s 12:01 a.m ., 12:17 p.m., low: Hmfu iflay : l*ui fly «Into lv 1(lulls !« •!»• to.f 70*. l-mvs li 1 lltC lllgll 6:24 a.m .. 6:28 p.m . New S m yrna Beach: high: 12:06 a.in.. 12:22 p.nt.. low: 6:29 E X T E N D E D OUTLOOK a.m .. 6:33 p.m.. Cocoa Beach: high: 12:21 a.m .. 12:37 p.m., WEDNESDAY THURSDAY S u n n y 78 5 0 S u n n y 7 4 5 5 low: 6:44 a.m .. 6:48 p.m. BEACH C O H P m O W I Rll)AY SATURDAY i * trm s 7 4 5 3 P tly c ld y 71 4 9 D a y to n a B e a c h f t N ew S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a r c 37 feet a n d ch o p p y . W ater te m p e ra tu re a t D a y to n a is 6 0 d e g r e e s a n d a t New • •»!#• the* * inning numbers •••*• toil on Tuesday in tho S y m rn a . 6 0 d eg rees. W inds ♦ :•i'idn Lottery a rc from th e w est a t 15-20 } dt’iAby b m .p .h . I 7 17-10 25 i 'Hi* (Tnb 14) i tl 21 23 29 33 STATISTICS LOTTERY Play 4 3-6-6-8 Cash 3 7-4-7 The high temperature In Sanford Tuesday wee a s degrees end the overnight low was 58. Recorded rainfall lor tho period ending at lO a.m.. Wednesday totaled 0.00 inch. •Sunrise................. 7:01 a.m. •Sunset.................. 0:10 p.m. S an ford H e ra ld • . i •* . p i ▼ SANFORD ai CIRCULATION EWatatMBonnett FOITORIAL Leer Lent • Editor Je« Bert.fsc*e Sftan B'od« Dons Oetnch Ci«fid Franei Joanj Hognes Coodner Leftew UeMPterfeu* Dean Sntrth Tommy Vincent Susan Aonnet Russ te tlinnigli Aulit-Owners Insur­ ance. you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. W e'll save you money. As .in itHle|iendent AutoOwners .igent. we Like gre.il interest in you .is well .is your ear S l o p ill Siniotrs Fki'-as Sinco so many of you onjoyod fho preturo of mo and my dad (Graco Mano and Martin Sfinociphor) with our goats, perhaps you will also like this ono of Herman Morns and his son Bobby milking Ihoir cow The piclure was taken circa 1938 In tho backyard of their homo af 1013 West 20th Stroot Mr. Moms was leaching at Sanlord Junior High al the time and later v^tAnget lo 0 h LRALO jp f f N l1 tear Kr/iublu J Margaret S u sy PRODUCTION Frank Voaofcne - Manegw Peggy Beehnar Ftjda Helmets Cheryl Smith PRESS a STRIPPING Ruoen Skip Cowan Me ik Savcne h r Egan Ei«m Tyrrel. Jr • Head Pressman Home Denver, 119 JO $39 00 ITS 00 $3100 $4100 $9$ 00 Ftonda Kevdants add 7% sales » to above rata* Newipapert. Inc. becamo principal ol Sominolo High School Boh is presently an attornoy hero in Sanford I mentioned to my cousin Bobby in a recent birthday card (ho |ust turned 63) that I was going to print tins unless ho objoctod and I haven't hoard Irom him so hero list agency ami ask us about it Ii h L i v 1 • f()NVHUSSl JM \s4 u to -O u m e n In su ra n c e I 4wIVt>e Cdl IkrvUtH lAi Nt • TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2575 S. French Ave. Sanlord 322-0 28 5 B la ck H is to ry M onth celebration Herald Pttoto by Mart* Maekrns Black History Month Celebration is a spiritual Youth Assembly; 'Praise From Tho Hoarl Midway cultural awareness tor the community. On Sunday, Boys and Girts Club Dance Toam and Choir Praiso Fob 22 at 6 p m at the Seminole African Academy Dance Team and reading from the oratoi African ol Arts. 1017 West 13th Street, Sanlord Christianattire can bo worn lor this evening ot Christian aires w$ sponsor this evening ot praise. Guest enlightenmont. Alice and Charles Jenkins aro groups to inspire the community wilt be The Greater sponsors with tho Chnstianairos (pictured above) Dekverance' ot Sanlord. The Singing Kings ol Joy' .»,|-Cal or come and bo a pari ot U119 cultural ot Central Roods. -Church ot God by the Fetth ' awareness. Gas prices fall to 2-year low Special to the Herald HEATHROW - G as prices In th r state and throughout th e nation have dropped to th eir lowest level In m ore th an two y rars. according to AAA. In Florida. AAA Auto Club S outh reports that the average price for Self-Serve R egular Unleaded Is 1 1.085 per gallon, down 3.8 cents from the J a n u ­ ary average of $1,123 per gal­ lon. H its m onth's average Is 20.6 cents less th an tt was one year ago, and It's th e lowest price H orida m otorists have seen since Decem ber 1995. The national average price of gasoline Is $1,114 per gallon, down 4.5 cen ts from last m onth and at Its lowest point since May 1994. when the av­ erage was $1,105 per gallon. T ills dram atic drop In prices is the result of a com bi­ nation of factors Including strong gasoline Inventories and low crude oil prices.* said Rena C allahan, m anager of Public and Governm ent R ela­ tions for AAA Auto Club S outh. T h is year, the warm w inter la also helping to keep prices low because refiners aren 't In a situation where they need to reduce production of gasoline tn order to produce m ore Herald C o rresp o n d en t________ Subscrebon Rates (Daily t SundRr) 3 Montns £ Wuntns 1 Tear our V in ta g e v ie w By HAKVA HAWKINS LfQALS 1ic'11 you buy your life • A i^ m M ir .itK e hu m us 'ui'ijtinl. hike M an and Seminole County Since IWH" ADMINISTRATION . ►/ ye PufUtiiiff »* Biv**)** Mi' Tr an •. r'H*, '.*» • Li Voir $ » .«t| r ( AD.Hi USING • fjs'i Merger t 5-41 t_j»>1r» % li ■/■«' | |,«v $>* ,1 ***** ciAssimo r. . k'.SMfjf* M4r«9«f %*’•»v'tf .* ft* .! ( * \ % heating oil.* C allahan noted that p ro b ­ lem s In Iraq could cause a hike tn crude oil prices and result In higher gas prices. During the Persian Gulf War In late 1990. prices Jum ped from $1.07 per gallon in August to $1.38 per gallon In December. This m onth, th e lowest r e ­ ported price tn Florida was 99 rr n ts per gallon In St. P e te rs ­ burg. and th e highest p rice was $1,253 per gallon tn Palm Beach. Here arc the resu lts of th e February Fuel Gauge Survey: SKLT-tEllVB • Self- Serve R rgular Unleaded prices d e ­ creased 3.8 cents to an aver­ age $1,085 per gallon, MidGrade Unleaded prices dropped 4.4 cen ts to an aver­ age $1,197 per gallon, and Premium U nleaded prices d e ­ creased 5 cen ts to a n average $1,275 per gallon. n u ^ B E M V E - Full -Serve Regular Unleaded prices dropped 2.2 cen ts to an av er­ age $1,513 per gallon. MidGrade U nleaded p rices dropped 2.7 cents to an av er­ age $1,612 per gallon and Premium U nleaded prices d e ­ creased 2.8 cen ts to an aver­ age $1,694 per gallon. Family conference scheduled vVwJncsday, February 10. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 127 Pulw.sfx-d Tuesday ttnougti Friday and Sunday by • . Ne/.sr apers Inc • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fax (407)323-9408 l Buy life insurance and save on your car. Title I Region HI. will hold their Third Annual Family In­ volvement Conference on Thursday. Feb. 26 at th e Grosvenor Resort at Walt Disney World Village In Lake Buena Vista from 8 a.m . until 4 p.m. There will be a gathering of over five h u n d re d p aren ts, teachers, ad m in istrato rs and all interested In p aren tin g a re invited and expected to a t­ tend. The m otivational, nationally renowned Richard Ptnnett will be the featured speaker. After the general session, breakout sessions will Inform p aren ts of m any Innovative approaches and new te c h n o ­ logical services th at can b e n e ­ fit and educate p aren ts, teachers and staff. The following them es and topics will be discussed by various p resen ters who are experts In th eir field: "What Every Parent Should Know*. •Math M ak- N* Take*. 'F lo rid a JEWS F$R JESUS p rrw n ti A ll E\|K*rit*iKT* in M essianic Jov! Sunday, February 22 6:00 pm C E N T R A L B A P T IS T C H U R C H 3101 West Pint Street (1-4 Exit 51 l<»> 46i Sanford. Ilonda <407> 322-2914 Admission Free An ottering for tne evangelistic work ot Jews for Jesus will b e received Jews for Jesus • 60 Hoight Street • San Froncisco. CA 94102 5895 CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP The City ol Lake Mary will hold a public participation workshop on Thursday, February 26,1996 from 3:30 to 6 p.m. in the City Commission Chambers. City Hall. 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Every citizen is encouraged to voice their opinion on planning issues that are important to the quality of life in the Lake Mery Community. The fifth workshop of a series of five will discuss the Intergovernmentel Coordination and Capital Improvements E lem ents ot Lake Mary's Comprehensive Plan. For further information please call 324-3049. Dated February 10,1998 _____________ •_____________________ » �Sanford Herald. Sanford Florida ■Wednesday. February 18 1998 - 3 A OUI charged Douglas O’Keefe. 38, of HI7 Orange Avr.. Umgwood. was " 1'' hIciI Friday l>y Umgwood jnillir. O'Keefe was charged with Dill ami arrested al the corner of (Irani Street and Or •"'Hi' Avrnur. Rr|xtrl said that O'Krefr dnivr m r r the r r n lr r lm r twice and off the road In ih r grass. Driving, drug Infractions •fason May. 25, of 8!)0 Grnrgli Avr., Umgwood. was arrested Saturday by Umgwood police. May was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked. |Nissesslon of c a n n a ­ bis under 20 gram s and p o s ­ session of drug p arap h ern alia. May was arrested In the 1100 block of North Highway 17-92. Ur port said that May was driving Ob In a f><) mile per hour /one. No license Carlos Thompson, 27. of 1513 Mradowtark. Umgwood. was nrrrsted Sunday by C asselberry [Miller. Thompson was charged with ilriving while license Is suspended or rr voked and Im proper equip merit. Thompson was arrested at the cttrnrr ol Anchor and Melody. Injunction violation charged Jo h n n y llarfleld. 41. of 2 lo t Summerlin A v r . Sanford, was arrested Saturday by Sanford police. llarfleld was charged with violating Injunction for protection against dom estic violence, aggravated battery and battery. Hatfield was a r ­ rested .it the alxtvr address. Ilarllrld allegedly t>eat his wife and stablx-d her In the leg llarfleld also allegedly hit his daughter in the lace and scratched her with an unknown object. Grand theft auto Jerom e Moore. JO. of 2561 Crawford Dr . Sanford, was a r ­ rested Saturday by Srm inole County deputies. Mixire was charged with grand ibrtl auto and no valid driver's license Mixire was arrested In the IJOtJ block of Celery Avenue. Offi­ cers s|xitlrd a car they lx-llrved to lx- stolen in the parking lot ol a store Battary arrest logger Jo h n so n . 27. of HIO Hast S R. 4.J4. Winter Springs, was a n r s lr d Sunday liv Semi Hole County deputies Jo h n ­ son was (barged with battery and arrested id the alcove re si­ dence. Jo h n so n allegedly lilt Ids ex-wife In llie face and neck areas. Do«ettlc violence * MUan lC.ilini.in. JO. of ;i9 H llarlxm r Isle Way. Umgwood. was arrested Sunday by Umgwnod police. Rahm an was clmrged with dom estic violence and battery. Hah man was a r ­ rested at the above address. Hahmnn Is accused of pushing and hitting his wife. • Mario Tagllrntl. JO, of 540 Green Hark Cl.. Oviedo, was a r­ rested Sunday by Oviedo p o ­ lice. Tagllrntl was charged with dom estic violence and a r ­ rested at the above address. Drug paraphurMlia arrust Ryan Herrington. 18, of 100 Poplar Flare. Umgwood. was arrested Saturday by A lta­ monte Springs poller. Herring­ ton was rharged with p o sse s­ sion of drug paraphernalia and arrested In the 400 block of Fast Altamonte Drive. A wit­ ness told officers that th err was a suspicious duo looking Into cars with flashlights In the Altamonte Mall parking lot. PftsittlRfl arrust William Artber. 22. of 1811 Summerlin Avr.. Sanford, was a n r s lr d Sunday by Seminole Cuunty deputies. Artber was rharged with battery and re­ sisting without violence. Artber was arrested at the above address. Artber alleg­ edly knocked Ills wife to the floor, pullrd her hair and slapped her face. Coatrataad latrotfuctd Gerard Daniels. 22, of 1705 W. 14th St.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday try Sem inole County deputies, Daniels was charged with driving while li­ cense Is suspended or revoked and introducing contraband Into a correc tional facility. Obstruction charges Glllx-rt Andlno. 81. of 143 N. Wnyrnan Si., Umgwood. was arrested Friday by Sem inole County deputies. Arullno was charged with p urchase of a controlled substance and a r ­ rested ;it the com er of D unbar Street and Jack so n Street. And Ino's arrest was a result of a C ity/C ounty Investigative Un­ real! sting operation. Drag charges Timothy Thom as, 27. of 2019 McCarthy Ave., Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sem inole County deputies. Thom as was rharged with sellIng/manufac tuniig/dcllvrnng rock cocaine and tresp assin g on property other than stru c­ ture. Thomas was arrested In the 1900 block of Southwest Hoad. Thomas bad a prior trespassing warning Issued at the property where police a r ­ rested him. Retail theft Km anurl Davatclls. 70. of 1032 Froggy Brook Pluce, Umgwood. was arrested Friday by Umgwood poller. Davatclls was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 200 block of South State Hoad 600. Davatclls allegedly left a b u si­ ness with a shopping carl full of groceries without paying. Coatrolletl substaace Jam es Hess. 43. of W arren Avr., Umgwood. was a n r s te d Friday by Seminole County deputies. Hess was rharged with purchase of u controlled substance and a n r s te d on Jackson Street. Hess' arrest was a result of u CCIH sting operation. HOURS MON-SUN 10 AM -2 AM L IV E BAND FRI. & SAT. CALAMITY JANE DtscoiH'nj. Jam es, the m other of four children and four grandchil­ dren. h as Ix-en a program a d ­ m inistrator and faculty m em ­ ber In the College of C o ntinu­ ing (education at the Rochester In stitu te of Technology. In h rr very limited free time, Jam es h as authored num erous articles and reports on c o m ­ m unity affairs and social changes. The public Is Invited to a t ­ tend the event which Is sp o n ­ sored by the Seminole High School ITA. CCIB sting Raymond O utlrr. 42. of 2405 K. 21st St.. Sanford, was a r ­ rested Saturday l»y Sanford [Miller. O utlrr was charged with bullrry and arrested In the lOOO block of West Flflh Street. O utlet allegedly choked a victim. LIQ UO R BAR LIVENS •'MUSIC On Feb. 23 at 7 p.m.. m otiva­ tional speaker and noted au th o r Jessie M. Ja m e s will Insi m et m em bers of the commitnlly on bow to reach their highest p o tential. Tile Sanford native will a p ­ pear at Seminole High School In the Media C enter and speak as well as sign roples of h er latesl book. A Journey o f Self Drug charges Victim choked NICKS From Staff Reports C harles House. J J . of 184!) Lincoln Avc., Sanford, was a r ­ rested Monday by Sem inole County deputies. House was charged with possession of dnig paraphernalia and o b ­ struction by disguised person. House was arrested on Seventh Street. * Dennis Heller. JO. of HOH Churc h SI , Umgwrxtd. was a r ­ rested Friday try Seminole Cmmiy deputies. Heller was charged with p u rrh .Ac- ol a controlled substance and arresied al the ro m cr of D unbar Slreel and Jack so n Street. Heller s arrest w as a result ol a CCIH sting operation. * Milieu M.ircene. 37. of 200 Mosswood Clr.. W inter Springs, was arrested Friday by Sem i­ nole County deputies. M.ircene was c harged with purchase of a controlled substance and u r­ n ’s ted at the com er ol Dunbar Street and Jack so n Street Marcetie s arrest w as a result of a CCIH sttug operation. •O ils Williams. 32. of 10012 Grovevlew Way. Sanford, was arresled Friday bv Seminole County deputies Williams was charged wllli purchase ol a coni rolled substance ami >ir rested III the lOO bloc k of ■Jackson Street. Williams' a r ­ rest was a result of a CCIH sling operation * Helena Dickerson. 37. ol 2701 Packard Avc.. Oviedo, was arrested Friday by Seminole County deputies Dickerson u-us c barged with purr base of a controlled substance and ur rested at tin- com er of Dunbar Street anil Jac k so n Street Dickerson's arrest was a result of a CCIH sting operation. \JNC lE a ll I n n n. PTA invites public to motivational author’s talk POLICE BRIEFS D o n a tio n s still s o u g h t for heart tra n sp la nt From Staff Reports SANFORD D onations arc still needrd to cover the ntrdl<al costs of David llandoo, who Is in desjieratc need of a heart transplant. Members of th e young m usical group AK/. who are [xiltlng ou a benefit c o n ­ cert on Friday night lor their friend, lias made David s plight known throughout the C entral Florida area an they try to save Ills life They are still In need THURS. FEB. 19th LINGERIE 6 PM - 8 PM 2605 Park Dr., Sanford 322-2807 The Ritz Theatre Presents ol help Ati In Kind Tm si Fund h as Ix-en established at Huntington National Hank In the nam e of David E Handoo at the Sanford branch. Donations can be made at any C entral Florida location or mailed to 201 N. Park Ave. Saiiford. Fla 32771. If further Information Is needed, contact cither Attorney A A. (Mick) McClannhan. J r. at (407) 322 0017 or Pally Hurtwlg at (407) 805-9403. S c h o o ls to be ne fit fro m fe d e ra l p ro p o s a l From Staff Reporta Volusia County stan d s to gain lu school money Imm the Federal Government. Vice President Al Gore announced that President Clinton's School C onstruction Pro|M>sal will a l­ locate $29,867,000 to the Volusia County School District. Tlie money Is part of over $1 billion in new type of bonds to built) and m o d rn tl/r schools. In addition to the money d i­ rectly for Volusia County, over $231 million will be going to stale education, with o th er counties Including Broward, Dade. Duval, Escam bia, txirough. Orange. Palm Hearh. Pinellas and Polk. Under the new School Mod­ ernization Bond Initiative, (he federal government will su b si­ dize special 15-year bonds over the next two years, half of the money in each year. T h e re Is nothing more Im­ portant (or America's future pros|M-nty and strength than giving our children a world rlass education.' said the Vice IVesIdent. 'An essential aspect of that Is providing safer, sm aller, sm arter, cutting edge classroom s and schools, places where le a th e rs can concentrate on teach and s tu ­ dents can concentrate on learning.' U.S. Secretary of Education Richard W. Riley added. 'Am erica's schools arc wearing out. When rain Is corning through the roof, classes are overcrowded, playgrounds urr full of tem porary classroom s, schools are not equipped for com puters H ie main aim ol the money Is lo help the estim ated 100 school districts In the nation EY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT WITH THE will) the largest num ber of children from low Income families, then to lund d istricts said to lx- In need of a s s is ­ tance In accordance with each stale's plan. Basically, most of the money would be used for Elem entary and Secondary education. One of th e criteria to deter­ mine eligible schools was to determ ine tile a rra s In which at least 35 percent of the s tu ­ dents were eligible for free or reduced price lunches. E P R M 8 O F NRW O R LEA N S , L O U S I AN A St. Johns River Gallery, Inr. (Former!) Unit Street Gallery Inr.) Tickets $12 .Adults • SIO Seniors • SH Children 207 Magnolia Avenue - For Reservations call 321-HI II - D A T E S & T IM E S February 20th. 21st al H 00 pm & 22nd at 2:30 pm February 27lh. 28th at 8:00 pm & March 1st at 2 30 pm flirxjrd in fuft b) Uir Seminalr Cultural A ru Council Inc Famous Recipe Chicken 1905 S. French Ave., Sanford • (407) 323-3650 j 1 5 -P le ce aqU f25-Place ZZ 11 Family * i F a m ily Feast ^ | * 15 ptexet of ctuckm. mixed I *2 pull* nuvhevl pnuiuct ouuwPi «u p » j • 1 1/2 pint grit) ! j Bucket s.w i I I • 25 piece* of chicken, mixed $ 18 SH 99 'PlusTu | ttuUMNC Ht41|V* of Otigif F»Bt* I • Hlinnet!) le bunmiulk biwuiit | Nut v»M «rrtn any ■ , p oir»i ofl*> or m_____ a x . - x - - ■ ■ ^ MfflOjrt f~2-Piece Super i Snack | * 2 [Ncvct nf chicken, mixed • • I ude dnii of )oui chuxt I team tubtiaulion cxlral ■ • I humeti) le buttermilk biwuti J Not *»bd with arty ottwr offer or ^^a iM O u | S ^ o «l toi I ■ wNfoti«nyov«f im 4 aan any vnmto*»< or oitoi o. nw ^ ■ t f H H n ' S mmmf SPSS ! ! M08I rruf» h»i* w UxiUrt tiff j ! *2 side item 1 1 * 1 homesiyle buurrmtlk btwuii I I • 20 oz. drink | | Not vahd <Mh any other otter or F lI W M M d y L C k l d l l j [ —— =— : axcount Good lor« Ignited time I I I mthwi Rfiipf* I rm fy PWi* tm<k4dr« IkRu*M | I FftlWWJ R t t i f t C f l t k f f j SanfimdHemld ...An Old Friend Is Getting A Facelift “DETAILS COMING SOON” - — a 0 �4 A ■Santonl Mefakl. Santonl, Rondo - Wednesday. February 18. 1998 People Chickpeas? Garbanzos? Ceci is catchy Alzheimer's support Presently, the Alzheimer’s support group In Sanford has been dissolved due to tack of support. Those needing a ssis­ tance and Information may call 1800-330-1910. Rotary Club Rotary Club of Lake Mary meets Thursday mornings, 7:30-8:30 a.m., at the MaiTtott Courtyard. ofT West Lake Mary Boulevard. Contact Brian Overby, president, a t 322-0634. Sertoma Club The Sertoma Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children, meets every Thursday morning, from 7 JO to 8:30 a.m.. a t the Sabal Point Country Club on Welders Springs Road. Longwood. Po­ tential members are Invited to attend. Weight Watchers A local chapter of Weight Watcher* meet* at the twhe Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p.m. Toastmasters The Omni Toastm aster* Club •6861 will meet a t 5:30 p.m. every Thursday a t the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Q uests and prospec­ tive members are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-6069, for more Information. Senior Friends The Columbia Medical Center-Sanford C hapter of Senior Friends meets every second Thuraday. a t 10:30 a.m., a t the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Bhrd. Interesting and timely programs are featured monthly plus aortal ratrhange. All Senior* a re welcome. For Information, call U s Lawtar, di­ rector. 321-4500, E x t 5704. 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. call Karl Lambert, 6958764. or A1 Kirk. 332-4487. University Women American Association of University Women meets the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. nt the Rolling Hills Moravian Church. State Road 434. Long wood. American Legion American Legion Post 53 and Unit meet the second Thurs­ day. a t 8 p.m.. at the Post Home, 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1652. Order of Feather The Order of the Feather Tu rtie Lodge meets the second Thursday evening of each month at the IIOF hall, Mag­ nolia Mall, Sanford. For those who desire, a covered dish din­ ner Is served at 6:30 p.m. The regular meeting la a t 7:30 p.m. Topics concerning native Americana ore discussed. Call White Feather. 322-7680, for Information. Junior Woman's Club The Junior Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. meets the third Thuraday a t 7 p.m.. at the Woman's Club of Sanford, 309 s. Oak Ave. For Information, call Tina Lee. 321-1955 eve­ nings. Pigeon Fine Is re The Central Florida Pigeon Fancier* Association meets the third Thursday of each month, at 7:30 p.m., a t the Seminole County Agricultural Center, 4300 Orlando Drive. Sanford. For more Information, contact Dick KtSfy a t 291-4940. I come to the chickpea early In life: My Italian parent* introduced them a* "ceci" beans Ipronounced CHE-chrc), and we ate them prepared In salads and pastas. When I grew up and left home. I re-encountered the ceci — also known as the garbanto bean — in hummus, the mid-Eastern dip of mashed chickpeas and tahinl that was ubiquitous at pot-luck suppers in the 1870s. Now, as chief cook and bottlewasher in our household, I've returned to the chickpea, which I love to cook with pasta and with dark greens like spinach and escarote. They are in­ credibly versatile and delicious, low In fat (depending on how you prepare them, of course) and high In complex carbohydrates. The only drawback I can think of is that my kids don't like them, but If I only ate the foods that my kids like. I'd surely die of boredom, if not malnutrition The first recipe below, for a dish of spinach and chickpeas, is the creation of the renowned Italian chef and cook peered, but I’ve been making this ever since my friend Curtia Ingham served Uat Christmas dinner and blew us all away. Do not try to make this with fro ten spinach, or to skip the step of skinning the chickpeas; trust me. And DO use a really high quality olive oil. It'a worth it The second recipe is from the always reliable Jeanne Lemlin, sutbor of scads of great vegetarian cookbooks. This la from her "Quick Vegetarian Pleasures ’ The third recipe is for a Chickpea Salad from the excellent new "The Complete Italian Vegetarian," by Jack Because I’m basically a lazy and Last-minute cook, I always use canned chickpeas. But t have noticed that some brands are salty and mushy, I've had the best luck with organic brands. But I've included Bishop’s method for preparing dried chickpeas for those cooks with more energy and initiative. Sunrise Ktwanls M A R 1 A L IS A i CALTA still be slightly wet —Into a large pot with the sail (do not add spy water). Cover and cook over medium heat until spinach stems are slightly soft­ ened but not too limp. Drain. Meanwhile, drain the chickpea*, and rinse them under cold running water. Squeeze off the peels, one by one. Put the ipinach. chickpeas, olive oil and lemon juice Into a saucepan, cover, and cook over medium heat for 10 to 15 minutes. Stir occasionally. Taste, correct for salt. Serve while still hot or at room temperature. Yield: 4 servings — Recipe from Marcella Kazan, chef and author. a flcnHnoto County ■ o r and '•Geneva School. For infer349-9284. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium beat Add the garlic and red pepper flakes aad rook 2 minutes. Add the tomatoes and chickpeas and cook 3 minutes more. Add the spinach, salt and 1/4 cup of boiling pasts water aad stir well. Cook until heated through, about 2 minutes. When pasta is done, drain it thor­ oughly ia a ealaadar. Ratara it to the Place aun-dried tomatoes, garlic and vinegar in the bowl of a food proces­ sor filled with a metal blade. Process until ingredients are minced, scraping down aides of bowl as need Add the oU and process until smooth Scrape the dressing into a large serving bowl Stir in tall and pepper, to taste. Drain (he soaked or simmered chickpea* and place them back in a targe pot with enough water to cover by several inches Add garlic and bay leaves and bring to a boil Reduce heat to low and simmer until beans are firm and lender but no( falling apart. This will take anywhere from 35 to 80 min utes Add salt lo taste, turn off the heat and allow chickpeas to root in their cooking liquid Remove the bay leaves and garlic. Store with cooking liquid in an airtight container in the refrigera tor for up to 3 days, or in the freeter for several months Thaw before using Yield: about 6-1/2 cups — Recipe from "The Complete Ital­ '"vtoifc'd to • Servians " ian Vegetarian Cookbook," by Jack — Recipe tnm “th e Complete Ital­ tUsbdp wbUghton Mifflin, 1897) ian Vegetarian Cookbook." by Jack Bishop (Houston Mifflin. 1887) Add the chickpeas and basil or pais­ ley and toss to cost the chickpeas well with the dressing. Marinate at room temperature for at toast so minutes or up to 2 hours. Adjust the seasonings. Serve on a bed of arugula or mesdun, if desired Teen’s prank creates guilt that won’t go away wmklala.* J knag up without confessing th a t it waa a stunt, immediately regretting what I had dam , but I re f ■SCy Pleasures," by Jeanne Lemlin (HarperPcrennUI. ttfll OR bring the cleaned, picked over beans, covered with water, to a boil Reduce heat to low and simmer for 2 minutes Remove from heat, cover and let ait I hour KI- 92. south of Aftrphrt* Boulevard. Ouest arc welcomes For infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel a t 3344)409. of many ways lo presenl Ike versatile. Pick through the chickpeas to remove any stones or shriveled beans Place beans In a large pot. add enough cold waler to cover by several inches, and soak for I hours or overnight. moots Friday The Renttnole Sunrise SPINACH AND CHICKPEAS t* Jett a deUcfoss chickpea. Abfcy, the dean ig t I may have who thinks ha knows everything, keeps Instating ih st t)o forks *m spoons should he placed in the bas­ ket of the dishw asher w ith the eherpeat patnt of the faring upward. I say th a t the utensils should be facing down, so that when they era removed from the dish­ washer they can be grabbed by the handles. Will you pleaae aettie this? FRUSTRATED IN DENVER weight woman wii agera, I had attaudt sored activities for j dances. None of the i eetedinm*. When I started year-aid aon to n a l DEAR ABBY: My hairdreaaer (whom I have patronised for 14 years) recently started a conversa­ tion about tipping. It began with hie tolling me how much hi* previous customer had tipped him. It was a very large amount. Then he started talking about how cheap some peo­ ple are and how Uttto they Up. He said he wouldn't put himself out for people who dent Up him appropri­ ately. The conversation toft me feeling uncomfortable and I ended up tip­ ping him more than I would usually tip, which, of couree, made me DEAR ABIIY: Have you consid­ ered a hook of the many "How We Met* stories your readers have amt you? I particularly love how Cupid arranges for people to got together! I have clipped items whenever you havo printed them — they are uplifting, each with an element of unsuspected chance. If you already have such a book, please let me know. 1 would love to KAREN DREW, RUSSELLVILLE, ALA. DEAR KAREN: I do not havo w hich I’m aura would e e v ara l in te re s tin g Roy Dear Readm e If you “ B * do you think thia waa an appropriate conversation for a hair­ dresser to havo with a client? I would also ha interested in hearing what your raadara th ink is an appropriate amount to Up. Pleaae don’t uea my naaia or location. Thank you for your help. ussasswauu �Sanford Harold. Sanford, Florida - Wadnaaday, Fabruary 18.1886 •M Development Continued from Page 1A . Aa of earlier this week, th e following Items are scheduled for the regular city com m is­ sion meeting lo begin at 7 p.m. in the city commission cham bers. •Call lo order • ceremonial m atters •Special presentations (none listed) •Citizen participation •Report from city m anager (see below) •Reports from mayor and commissioners »rt from city attorney, re: ite on adult entertainm ent llnance 856 * 2nd reading • Change from medium density residential to public semlpubllc. west aide of Rantoul Lone, north of city's sports complex for Learning Unlim­ ited International Schools. •Consideration - request for conditional uae for shopping center north of Lake Mary Blvd. south of Sun Drive, •Ordinance B66 - 2nd reading - Rezone one lot a t Lake Emma Pines. •Ordinance 607 • 2nd reading - Request to vacate lot 7, Car­ Lawsuit 1A Van Der Welde testified that the Board of Commissioners had approved a 450 per diem, and tliat the London trip was on the Itinerary supplied to him. Although Freeman Initially denied Van Der Weldr's Injunction to stop Morse, the m u l t could be reversed should Van Der Welde follow by filing a writ of mandamus to regain the 8 1.081. Van Der Welde also seeks legal fees. Freeman scolded Morse at the drat hearing, saying. "Walt a minute. The County Commlastfin voted In a public meeting to pay the bill. What authority do you have to override what they did? "You are not a super commissioner." Free­ man said. , The Judge also told both Morse and Van Der Welde that he dldn‘1 think It prudent that the dinal Oaks Estate. •Ordinance 808 - 2nd reading - Extending TCTs franchise agreem ent •Ordinance 609 - 2nd reading - Providing for retail m anufac­ turing outlet stores. •Ordinance 870 • 2nd reading - Amending parking require­ m ents and ofT-street loading and unloading apace*. •Ordinance 871 - 2nd reading • Amending purchasing order to give city manager authoriza­ tion to Issue change orders as­ sociated with Rinehart Road widening project. •Consideration • request for preliminary PUD approval for private school located north of the sports complex - Learning Unlimited International. •Consideration • request from Sandy Ridge PUD approval for 23.58 acres at southwest c o r­ ner of Rinehart Road and SR48-A. •Ordinance 872 - 1st reading Amend comprehensive plan to change land use from office to high density residential. •Consideration • request to b e­ gin early site work • Crescent Resources. •Adjournment. As of earlier this week, the following Items were listed In Uie city manager's r e ­ port. •Request for commission appointm ents/icappolntm ents to various Advisory Boards. •Request commission make appointm ents/reappolntm ents to the Historical Commission. •Request commission deny request from Studio 5D for exemption from rental fee for community center. •Additional reports and updates. The work session la scheduled to begin a t 5 p.m ., with the regular meeting to follow beginning a t 7 p.m. Lake Mary City Hall la located at 100 N. Country Club Road. county might have to spend 420,000 to 430,000 on the clerk's legal bills. "1 feel sorry for Maryanne Morse's attorney," said Van Der Weidc’s attorney Mike Jones. 'H e's a good attorney with full client control. But ahe'a not listening to Terry OrifTIn. I'm sure ahe'a Ignoring advice from her counsel," The dispute by the two elected officials has offended many county officials. Van Der Wetde'a fellow commissioners have stayed out of the fray. None came to the first hearing on Feb. 9. Van Der Welde and Morse had communi­ cated only through hand-delivered letters be­ fore she carried out her plan to take money from hla paychecks If he failed to produce the receipts from hla trip. 'I'm doing my Job." she said. 'No one Is above the rules." Conference Writes*. IF Cat State Assess­ ments, Families aa Partners In Literacy. Petals, Raising a Thinking Child, U nderstanding the New Brain Research. Gang Awareness. Attention Deficit Disorder. Making O ur Schools Safer, Study Skills, and the ADC's of Discipline. Some of these topics have been featured on the award Briefs old Eallnger; and Judge O. H. Eaton. Circuit County Judge. IBth Judicial District. The public la Invited free of coat. Please RSVP to Community Education 328-4722. ext. I3373. Troupe to holi coleferity auction International Thespian Troupe 3506.. sponsored , by Lake Mary High School; wflj be floating a celebrity' auction on Wednesday, March 4. The auction begins a t 6 p.m . winning Oprah Winfrey Show. Specialists from these fields will be available and English and Spanish translators are available. For further Information, con­ tact Cynthia Oliver. Seminole County Educational Support Center. 400 East Lake Mary Btvd.. Sanford. (407) 3200254. Invest with refreshments. A list of Items to be auctioned will b e available then and bidding will begin a t 6:30 p.m. Celebrity autographed pho­ tos, scripts and T-ahlrta are ju st a few of the Items to be auctioned. Proceeds from the auction will be used to send Troupe 3506 to the State Thespian Festival In Tampa, where many, of. the m em ber S unbelt Eq u ity F u n d Flex S hares in VOW 18.04 O n e Y e ar I'rriod ending I2/3I/V7 bri'1 TUtf' w m V eu ' 321-9422. v ir V T T t. - •ti Ml HiU* . l>* VimI)'* * 4,-. . . 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Florida - Wednesday. February IB. 1BM Dave Lidell, President of Kiwanis Club of Sanford and pastor of Grace United Methodist Church, foreground at the Kiwanis table, w as among guests at the prayer breakfast this morning at the Sanford Civic Center. Prayer Continued from Pago IA ran to put It bark together again, to resolve these prob­ lems." She suggested the only wiiy to resolve these Issues Is through tnrreased prayer and a stronger religious ronvletlon. Later In her address. King focused on what she said she perceives as major problem s Including the need to retain equal opportunities, and the sulTerlng of her people who were placed In slavery 800 years ago. In the seven year history of the prayer breakfast event. King was the first female to serve as guest speaker. She holds a bachelor's de­ gree In psychology from Spelman College, and when she Sanford Middle School construction reaches exciting new heights SANFORD • Metric Construc­ tors. Inc. and Jack. Jennings & Sons, a Joint venture com ­ pany. will host a "topping-out" ceremony on Thursday. Feb. 28 at noon, to signify the eompleUon of the Sanford Middle School structure. Construction at the facility, at 1702 French Avenue In Sanford. Includes a single twostory building with 80.000 square feet of classroom space; a new energy center renova­ tions of other classroom buildings; and upgrades of Sheriff Wright and Alan McCoy were being trained for the operation, with officers Ken Kaiser and Marc Kovacs on an eligibility list as alternatives. Another point brought up by the sheriff regarded the Semi­ nole County Swat team. Now however. Dillard announced that officers Oolden and Kovacs are being processed for positions with the county's swat team. "Soon we arc going to put two more on the team according to our tentative schedule," Dillard said. The third m atter Involved the CCIB, City County Investiga­ tive Bureau. Two Sanford offi­ cers have been assigned to the CCIB on a temporary basts for three months. Dillard has pro­ jected that there will be an a d ­ ditional two officers In the very near future. Eallnger also explained how the city police and sheriffs of­ ficers will be working In con­ junction In the area around W. 13th Street In the Ooldsboro areas. "Some of tt Is In the city and some of tt is In the county." Eallnger said. "Well hopefully be working together In the entire district." Eallnger suggested the city survey the citizens of that area to find out what they see as the problems In need of law en­ forcement officers. "It might be better If we find out the prob­ lems through the people who live and work there." Eallnger said, "than to take it on our own to guess what the prob^ lems might be." The Joint patrols arc ex­ pected to start operating in that area Monday. Although not scheduled for discusMon. rom m lsstonr r Whltey Eckstein asked for a d ­ ditional comm ents from the sheriff "Aa long a s we have the sheriff hero with the city com- was ordulned in May of 1990. she was not only awarded n Master of Dtvtnlty degree, but a Doctorate of Low degree from Emory University. Presently, she Is the a s sis ­ tant pastor at Qreater Rising Star tiaptlst Church In Atlanta. Details Coming February 27th Final Weekend Regarding the topping-off. Mark Drown. Metric project manager sold. "We are very ex­ cited about reaching the high­ est structural element for the building, a milestone In the construction process. The workers, partners, design team and school board have worked very hard to make this h ap ­ pen." The estimated project com ­ pletion date ts Ju n e of this year, with construction costs of $9.85 million. The new build­ ing facilities will be the home of the m ath and science Mag­ net School Program for Semi­ hole County pul schools. opinion about the possibility of using his present airport building and property as a po­ lice station." "Well." Eallnger said, "we moved to that building In 1979. It has 42,000 square feet, and as Car as we have been con­ cerned. It's been a good loca­ tion." He explained how the sheriff's department doesn't necessarily deploy officers from that one location, rather It has a num ber of community based areas. Commissioner Eckstein said plans call for a Joint substation on the west side of the city, to be used by both police and sheriff's deputies. "The one drawback I could see In your using the facility.” the sheriff continued. "Is that It won't give you a lot of expo­ sure. It's not a centrally lo­ cated building on 17-92 or In the city, but other than that. It has been a very functional building." While he said it was origi­ nally built In 1965, It h a s been well maintained by the county. "You have a nice training fa­ cility there now." observed Mayor D ak. "and we could probably build one out there or elsewhere In the city lor our use. Mayor Dale said he had been In contact with some mem bers of the Sanford Airport Author­ ity and had received an e n th u ­ siastic response to the possi­ bility. The sheriffs departm ent plana to move to Its new facili­ ties a t Five Points before the end of the year, leaving the large three-story building on the airport property v a c an t During previous discussions It had been projected that the sheriff might be able to leave some of the law enforcement equipment behind, but very litt k was expected to remain as the new facility is p ut into The Sanford Herald wants to publicize your events, rlassrs and seminars that are available to the general public. We’d like to have the Information for your announcement at least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and Include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event la taking place. Be sure to Include your name and a daytime phone num ber In case we have some questions about the Infor- United Vfey Sage Green and Natural Shaker Style Bedroom A contemporary touch to any bedroom with this fashionable sage green and natural group. 4 Piece* Indude: • Shaker Style Bed • Door Dresser • Panel M inor • Nlghtstand Large Capacity W asher Waahsr features 4 automatic cycles, 3 waah/risae temperatures FARM! Console & M irror ■■- 1—a-----ttcinoosn Cherry Finish �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald ‘Un&ung. JiemeA sting Yellow Seminole girls play well, but can’t dent Leesburg defense 3 U U U W tn n tt Thomas’ hard work, dedication paying off SANFORD _ A lthough sw im m ing la n o t th o u g h t of a s a big sp o rt, like football, base ball o r basketball, th e a th le te s a re still som e of th e best. While everyone Is a tte n d in g th e big g a m e s a n d rooting for w h a t they th in k a re th e best a th le te s, people a re m issing sam e o f th e m ost com petitive a n d a th le tic e v e n ts a ro u n d . Sem inole High School h a s one o f th o se g rea t a th le te s o n th e g irls' sw im m ing team . H er n a m e Is Lori T hom as. “While th ere a re a lot o f g re a t a th le te s In high schools all over th e c o u n try . I have never seen a n y o n e w ork a s h a rd a s Lori does." said Sem inole sw im m ing coach, T ony A ckeraon. “S h e Is never late to practice, sh e never com plains a n d sh e m a in ta in s a c o n sis­ te n t level o f h a rd w ork a n d d e d ic a tio n .' T h at h a rd w ork Is beginning to pay off. T his Ju n io r h a s received th e p restig io u s h o n o r o f being n a m e d a S cholastic All­ A m erican from US Sw im m ing, w hich to th e n a tio n a l governing body o f th e sp o rt. In o rd er to receive th e aw ard, th e s tu d e n t ■ tW e to m u s t be a j u i U o r n a tio n a l qualifier age. i r t n m d t a i g n d s |iu m i a m i T hom as becam e ‘a n a tio n a l qualifier th ro u g h P a trio t A quatics In Longwood. Q ualifiers a re n a m e d b y ag e g ro u p a n d selec­ tio n encom p a s se s th e e n tire co unty. In ad d itio n . T h o m a s alao c am e In second In th e s ta te for th e 1500 Freestyle. In a d d i­ tion to p u ttin g u p tim es o f 33.53 In th e 50m e te r a n d 51.41 In th e 100. T h a t p e rfo rm ­ a n c e qualified h e r for High School All­ A m erican. T hom as h a s nev er h a d a problem w ith h e r g rad e p o in t average eith er, a s sh e dedicates h e rse lf a s m u c h to h e r stu d ie s a s sh e does h e r a th le tic s. “Lori is a c o a ch e s dream .* A ckeraon said. ‘S h e Is exceptional a t everything. Lori c o m ­ b in e s g re a t ability w ith a n unpara lleled w ork ethic. S h e h a s a tre m e n d o u s desire to c o n ­ tin u o u sly Im prove a n d will im m ediately Im ­ p lem en t a n y th in g you su g g est to h elp h e r do th at.* No one realises th a t sw im m ers a re u p a t th e c ra c k o f d aw n, w hile all o f th e football p lay ers a re snoozing aw ay. They h it th e Icy w a te r som etim e s before th e s u n a n d d o lap a fte r lap. T hen th e re 's school, a fte rn o o n p rac tic e a n d conditioning. Keeping u p w ith th e rig o ro u s schedule o f practice, m eets a n d co nditioning to h a rd e n o u g h w ith o u t ad d in g school w ork to th e m ix. It ta k e s a to n dT dedic a tion to be a sw im ­ m er. a n d even m ore to b e a g reat, disciplined sw im m er hk» T hom as. T h o m as h a s proven t h a t s h e to tru ty a w in n er b o th in a n d o u t o f th e p o o l Quintet battling for leadership in women’s softball league By jx r r BERUNICKK Mr raid Stuff Writer A quarts! ot Ssminois High School gw* toccer players made thsk final appearances on the Thomas E. WNgham Stadium pitying field in s 2-0 loss to Leesburg Tuesday night. The Seminole netters open with shutout Fighting Ssminotes playing their last horns gsms we* (from lefi to right) Niki Sneil, Paula Ou«an. Lindsay Koppie and Wm Thetsen. Seminole writ open district piey late next week. SANFORD _ Beth Gagnon didn't look llkr someone who juat got out of (lie sickbed. The Srmlnolr freshman soccer gonllm drr had battled alckneaa all week, but came back to make 10 suves. most of them parallel to the ground. In a 2-0 loan to Leesburg lant night at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. Seminole had already clinched Ita division In districts and took on FIRST ANNUAL SA.C. QOLF CLASSIC Herald SUIT Witter aANTOKD _ While many are speculating that to might be s long season for the Seminole beys' ten­ nis team. It wasn't evident In their lin t match. .Last night. Seminole defeated conference foe. Lyman. 7-0. *1 hate to use the term rebuilding year, but that to very d ose lo what we're having.* said Seminole coach Scott Caako. *We have a lot of in­ experienced players on the team and It will juat take time to get them to atop being nervous and things like that. But they are a great group of ktda and very coachable. While we may not fair too well In the conference. 1 think we will be able to compete In the district.* That could be a little raster than expected since the entire district picture has been altered. Last year there were 8 districts and the district winners went straight to the state competition. This year, there are 16 districts and the winner from each will then have regional ptov. That could give Seminole a real fighting chance. They have already learned how to fight, however. The num ber five aeed. Danny Trefby was down SC before fighting back to take the match. 8-6. The play a t three, four and five will make a big difference for Seminole since tennis to played as a team sport and the spot below one and two are very important. T h a t to our num ber one focus this year.* Caako said. -Learning to play sa a team. We probably won't be competitive at the number one and two spot, not because of our guys, but because of what everyone else has. So those three, four, five and number two doubles m atches wUI be relied on heavily.* Natt up far the Notes to a boystfria m atch against Pine Ridge In Thursday High 8chooto and d m atoo played to honor RoHng H is Oof Club and Rolling H * Teaching Profes­ sional P«to Osborn's commitment lo Junior God. Ths Longwood course atoo boats Vie PGA East Central Florida Chapter of Florida Junior QoN Chwtyfenahfc). F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I I Y �as S*nlord Herald. Santord rtonda ■Wednesday, February 10. 1990 IN B R IE F Y o u th Basketball at S C C SANTORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County ShertlTii Department Police Athletic League Is accepting Individual and team registrations for It’s srptng league for boys and girls 10-years-of-agc and younger. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext 263. SCC at 328-2092. S C C to play last h om e gam e SANFORD _ THE Seminole Community College women's basketball team wlU con­ clude Its rewgular season schedule when It hosts Valencia Community College In a Mid- Florida 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 an Saturday night will be a game be­ tween the Lake Mary/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce and the Seminole County SherifTa Department following the girts* contest. It will be a SPECIAL EVENINOlltl Call Ken Patrick at (407) 328-2092 for more Information. G irls’ wrestling tournaments ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a Women's Invttatlonaf 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 $9 as an Individ­ ual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 110. 127. 138. 149 nnd 185 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. Recreation Volleyball Reaulte SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department Polar Dear 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). Westvtew Bap­ tist Church • ! (3-2). Beer :30 (2-3). C.E.S. (14) 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 42 (1-4) and the Unknowns (0-5). The standings after four weeks are: A League: Kathy's Baby Shop (19-1). Westview Baptist Church 41 (16-4). Yknots (10-10), Beer :30 (9-11). C.E.S. (8-12) and The Saints (2-18). B League: Bill Ray Nissan (14-6). The Blowfish (12-8). Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (9II) , Westvlew Baptist Church 42 (8-12). the Unknowns (7-13) and Sanford Church of Ood (8-14). The league plays every Monday night at Sanford Middle School starting at 6 p.m. D.E. Golden Boys, B’Bee’s tied for lead 3-1. Agllano Construction and Rich Plan are both 2-2 and Beer :30 and Briar Corporation are both 1-3. By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor LAKE MARY _ D.E. Oolden Boys came on late to turn a low-scoring game Into a alugfest and B’Bee'a scored a pair of runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning to pull out a victory a s the duo moved into a share of the lead tn the City of Lake Mary Department of Parks and Recreation Men's Wednesday Night Polar Bear Slowpitch Softball League at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. D.E. Golden Boys scored six runs In the top of the fourth Inning to break a scoreless tie and went on to top Beer :30. 15-8. B'Bce's took a 4-1 lead after one Inning, but Briar Corporation battled back to take a 7-6 lead after four Innings. The lead then started to change hands, as BBee'a scored three runs tn the fifth inning to regain the lead and Briar Corporation scored two runs In the sixth and two ru n s tn the seventh Inning to take an 11*10 advantage heading Into the bottom of the seventh inning. career nignt as me university ot central Florida beat Stetson 8884, Saturday afternoon. Traina. a junior forward, hit IO-of-14 shots from the floor (4-for7 on three-pointers) and scored 37 points and was Instrumental in leading the Golden Knights back from a 14-point deficit in the early part of the aeoond he*. He also added a team-high six rebounds and handed out four assists. Soccer.d own and fought back hard in " r '' t& ’ Y^Uow'jaclceta . the second half. in a non-district battle. The The Lady 'Noles had several Lady ‘Notes are having one of scoring chances but missed on their best seasons in years, their biggest opportunity when one that h as included a Semi­ C.C. Quillen, the leading goal nole Athletic Conference win the county, sent a and a winning record on the to Newseason. Oagnon h a s been a big ju rt wide with reason for the turnaround. her shot. *IVe had good games and After that. Leesburg kept i p bad games.* Oagnon aald. Tonight was about the aame the pressure b u t ( k p t w was up to the taak. At tb s 7 2 8 as always.’ mark. Oagnon m ads three Coach Tony Arena wasn’t straight saves during a scram ­ quite so m odest ble in front of tb s Seminole *She did well and she kept us tn the game.* Arena aald. goal, b u t fWmtnola couldn't CADltlliXC nfffftj *She's done th at for ua all Just five shots all year* Seminole has had one of its "They (Leesburg) m ade all the plays.* Arena aald. T h e y got a quick goal and the eecona or cam e on a deflection. That set­ tled u s down.’ It was the aecond loss of the season by Seminole to Lees­ burg. Earner, Seminole over­ came a three-goal deficit to tie the game before falling.- 5-3. The Semlnoles will open i p half districts either next Wednesday first or Friday, depending on seedInga. Oagnon is looking for­ ward to It. *1 think we're num ber one.* ahe aald. Lake Howell edges Lake Brantley in boys’ soccer action Robert Stevens and Curtis Tabor started the innings with back-to-back singles before Oracey ended the game with hla double. In the other game. Rich Plan scored early and often to beat Agllano Construction. 11-2. B'Bce's and D.E. Oolden Boys are both Softball m m s 1' ...— J to wipe out a 3-1 Vaughan *-*— - - and that, the fifth tn n m g ____________ In the atxth trudr* to pull away for a 12-8 victory after Vaughan Incorporated dosed to wtthin 6-6. At Ptnehurat Park. Prrlgn Foods scored 12 tu n s In the top of the rtg ith Inning to outscore Paul's Auto and Truck Repair. 22-10. for Ua third ■traiffot win to move to within a hatf-game of the leaders. in the eth er game. Vhronas led 641 and 0-1 and coasted to an 11-4 victory over the Renegad----w — five straight its Aral two contests to the m ason and Is now tled'for flrst place with Vtvonas a t 5-2. The league plays a tripleheader every Wednesday night starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane across from Mayfair Country Club. Providing the offense were: Rich Plan: three hits _ Dave Johnson (one double, one run scored, three RBI); two hits _ Danny Hewitt (two runs scored, one RBI), Brian Jonea (one run scored, one RBI). Dwight Alexander (four runs scored). Steve Dykes (three RBI), Bobby Si law (two runs scored), Manny Slhrla (one run scored); one RBI _ Steve Wagner. Agllano Construction: two hits _ Pedro Arcis: one hit _ Chuck Cole (one double, one run scored). Doug Burleson (one run scored, one RBI). Eddie Rodriguez (one RBI), Dwayne Hoglen, Wayne Willsrd, Jo e Montern D.E. Oolden Boys: three hits _ Billy EUls (one home run. three runs scored, four RBI). Mike Smith (one home run. three runs scored, two RBI). Anthony Laxalc (one run scored, two RBI). Brad Bender (one RBI); two hits _ Pete Harrison (three runs scored, two RBI). Chad Sterner (one run scored): one hit _ Troy Sutherland (one double, one run scored, two RBI), Bob Pagllano (one run scored, one RBI), Marcus Bullock (two runs scored), Brett Moran, Jo h n Lugertng. Beer :30: three hits _ Joe DlBartolo (two runs scored, one RBI). Mike Miller. Vic and Vaughan Incorporated at 8 Paul'a Auto and p.m., while Paul's Truck Repair ^tlfoea on the Rencgadesw r? scab and Today* Homes battles tw 'S tu u k s at 8 p.m. a t Plnehurat Park. Providing the offense were: , * Today Homes vs. the Sharks: three hits _ Marie Covington (two runs), Tracy Carroll (one RBQ; two hits _ Judy Schoeter fane double, two RBQ. Teresa Howdyahdl (two runs scored). Cathy Cola (one RBQ; one hit _ Down Evans (one triple, two runs scored, two RBI). Beth Hundrtser (one double, one run scored). Eleanor McCormick; one RBI _ Laura Harlow. Sharks: two hits _ Jackie TaUbur (one double), Sheila Bandera (two runs scored), Robin Bishop (two RBQ, Tanys Odger (one run scored), Denise StalMngs, Kathy Spellman (one RBI each), Deborah VanDemark; one hit _ Jenny Blowers (one run scored). Lisa Berg. Today Homes vs. Vaughan Incorporated: three hits _ Dawn Evans (one hom e run. two ru n s scored, two RBQ, Pam Watson (one n m scored, one RBQ; two hlta _ Marie Coving­ ton (one triple, one run scored, one RBQ, Laura Harlow (one double, one RBQ. Shelly Wal­ ters (two runs scored, one RBQ. Bedqr McCaroan (one htt _ Cathy DlBartolo (two runs scored each). Dave Karberleln (one RBI): two hits _ Dave Bennett (one nm scored, one RBQ;~one hit _ Kevin Levlgn (one home run. one run scored, one RBI). Mike Berg (one RBI), Blake Murray. B Bcc's: four hlta _ W.L. Oracey (two runs scored); three hlta _ Robert Stevens (one run scored, two RBI); two hlta _ Craig Mcrkeraon (one triple, taro runs scored, taro RBI). Tommy Oracey (taro doubles, three RBI): one hit _ Nakfa Roberts. Curtis Tabor (one run scored and one RBI each). Dale Peters (three runs scored), Billy Oracey. Tony Holly (one run scored each). Ketthlan Roberta (one RBI). Myrlel Reid. Briar Corporation: four hlta _ Larry Blumberg (one double, three runs scored); three hits _ Duke Fcrrmto (one home run, three runs scored, one RBI); taro hlta _ Bill Keck (one home run. one double, one nm scored, five RBI). Don Baldwin (one nm scored, one RBI). Mark Sowardt (one run scored). Ronnie YeMngton: one hit _ Nay Rivers, Allan Trtiskauakaa (one run scored each). Ruben Garcia (one RBI). BJ . Osborne; one RBI _ Tommy Ryan. m m Hm * ip iM C M M m U N sta u s e . it is aaeoass. a s D.*. OeMea Beet t»0 SSSSSSS. B IT ossm s is ie s z a . u it 4 it m i a . ts ta S riM C N fM O M r * M 'a RBI). Tracy Carroll, Judy Schoeter (one run scored each): one run. one RBI _ TerHowdyaheU. Vaughan Incorporated: three hlta _ Michelle Carroll (one double, two RBQ; two hits _ Debbie Bemtng: one hit _ Otna Green (one triple, one run scored), Bonnie Chaplin (one double, one nm scored, one RBQ. Carol G am er (one dou­ ble. two runs scored), Luanne Maclaaac (one nm scored); one RBI _ Lucy Seilers. Design Foods: four hits _ Jennifer Hemphill (one triple, three runs scored, four RBI). Lort Oonzales (one triple. two runs scored, one RBQ; three hits _ Alisa Keyes (one triple, three rune scored, taro RBI). Rose Ann Fry (one triple, five RBQ. Julie Knecht (four nm s scored, four RBQ. Terri Mann (three runs scored, one RBI); two hits . Margarita Lavaxso (one double, two runs scored), Aims Ruedlinger (three runs scored); one hit _ U s Cannon (one n m scored, one RBQ. Jill Decker (one nm scored). Paul's Auto and Truck Re­ p a ir three hits _ Belinda A n­ derson (one triple, one double, RBI). . is at pie. one run scored, one RBI), Carolyn Cote: one hit . Kim Myers. Barb Martin (one run • scored and one RBI each). Dtno Wilson (one nm scored). Mrllsss Lanza. Vtvona's: three hits _ Sue Nickeil (one nm scored, two RBQ, Becky Simpson (four RBQ. Shae Brown (three runs scored); two hits _ Paula Songer (one double, one nm scored, four RBQ, Jodi Oetman (one RBQ. Leah Sparrow. B an bte Bartels (one run scored each); one hit _ Kathy Mingenamith (three runs scored). Dee Walden (one run scored), Angle Carpenter. Renegades: two hits _ Chris­ tina Clark (two doubles, two n m s scored); one hit . Michelle B oning (one triple, one nm scored), Mary Trtnoskl (one double, two RBQ. Lynette Barkley (one RBQ. Colleen Degue; one n m scored _ U sa Qarrett; one RBI _ Sherri Lehman. IS S 4 . TIB B_ 4 i is sos e . ■ • iss ana ■ _ t s it 1SS SM S (U | . BBSS « IS SSI I • . M M SSI 1M 1 . « • IM M S S . I I M Hfl^$ hwb$ i f aot $hv«ya—rffoctiv i» oombkariont, $ad conaumara don't atwiy* know which hart* to buy ALTAMONTE SPRINOS _ Lake Howdl sowed a half a s the visiting Silver Hawks h d d off Brantley. 2-1. In a Seminole Athletic Conference 6A-Dtstitct 3 boys' soccer game a t Tom Storey d d TUeoday night. Jaso n Toole netted an unsadatad goal tn the Aral half to give Lake Howell a 1*0 lead at In the second half. Daniel Qay found the back of the Sdver Hawks on Conm d scored the Patriots* goal on an assist Aboul-Hosn. Jeff Subbert got the win in goal for the Silver Hawks and Phil Kopman took the loss for Lake Brantley. Tt'a the best we've played In weeks.* aald ike Brantley coach Jim Brody. *lt was Just a little unlucky for us.’ Lake Howell Unproved to 18-3 with the victory, while the Patrtots fell to B-9. D * «'t H r* M rtto r day wfcfeaet tba D r.'f M p !!t T r y tfc$$# aali tad aataral products. �Lake Mary story nearing end By MARY LEAH SUTTON Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY _ Sitting at my desk I shudder to llilnk of the consequences racing me should I attempt to put Into words a season like we, the players and coaching stall or the Lake Mary High School girls1 varsity basketball team, have had thus rar. It's ladle to simply propound our 31-0 record and assum e that everyone can truly grasp the meaning of Lake Mary basketball or the sensation that comes from carrying the hopes and dreams of a school and consequently a city. Dut to krep our tale concealed would be selfish, for every great story must be told and so 1 present Lake Mary's story.,. OWE YEAR ADO... STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME With the clock counting down the last re­ maining seconds of the FHSAA State Champi­ onship game featuring Lake Mary vs. Pensacola, head coach of the Rams. Carl Brown, called a time-out to refocus his team. They were down by three with only a few seconds remaining In 'h e biggest gome of their lives. Almost In slow motion, the ball was thrown In-bound and an abrupt three-pointer was whirled into the air ; which looked like It had the chance to go In. But os the shrill sound of a siren rang out Into the Lakeland Center, the shot heard round the word fell short of the basket and a harsh reality loomed over a Juvenile team who had played be­ yond their years that nlghl. An Incessant wound was Indicted Into each player and roach of the ___ _ __________ Lake MMY Mary team Iduring that defeat____ that could never be healed any” doctor. It’s It's a pain that ■aled by any we can still feel piercing our hearts and running through our veins along with the knowledge that the harder we worked, the harder It was to su r­ render. Perhaps that anguish Is what drives us today, th rough our tear-dlled eyes and the stoic, yet consoling, expression manifested on Coach Brown's face, It was too arduous for us to fathom Uien that those who have never tasted defeat probably have never fully felt the thrill of victory. And when one door closes another door opens: but we often look so longingly and so re­ gretfully upon the door that closed that we fall to see the one that lias opened for us. Some­ thing was conceived that night, something no one counted on... All summer long, prior to this season, each member of the team silently fought our own lit­ tle battle which raged within us. But this un­ conventional war was not fought with guns and bullets, It was the duel of pride vs. frustration. Peering Into the eyes of my team mates as they conditioned on the track In the blistering heat or In the weight room a s the sweat poured off their exhausted bodies while they strained to finish one more set of lunges. I quietly affirmed Legal N otices “ FVBOO S O TtC S " Legal Notices Mary Leah Sutton Is a Junior forward for the Lake Mary girls' basketball team and a 4.03 s tu ­ dent. Sutton and the Rams urfU play Ft. Lauder­ dale DtUard at 7 p m. Thursday ft the State Tbumament a t The Lakeland Center. Legal Notices Thu Morkottog Commute* ol Iha B**terS Airport Authtxify a m to SteOOOO v o f titn g a*F ■ liiU fM ptenmng tltuaa aan- Florida MTS1. County al leiwln*l». State al Florida, under Ihe Itctilieo* name ol nond,. , Aiument* OF TMS SMMTSawTH Spring*. vaaiHML fu it a with tha Secretary at ei Slate al Florida HAMdTON. al al.. wear as. Ptooio lata notico S M N any panon doc Ida* to appaat any S»« ioten mada by Nte Sanford to any main (fid al Iba Mania, ha or aha taM naad a •ha nay naad la anaun that a Inyo la mada. which record Include* the laalltnany and •»!• d*nea upon which ihe appeal I* I Raymond J. Wwa Director al MarhetMp FuMteh February IS. ISM 0CN-IS4 Legal Notices mie 'in s w w s w iis“sw u iaT i re •Mm aories Nolle* t* hereby given dial Ihe undersigned, a corporation Incorporated under the law* al Taia*. dettring la eapepe In •mataeee al t*0 Inha Point earning (So Orlando Sanford mooting* aro con- my suspicions that even through all we had en­ dured a s a team, the faith we had In each other and the steadfast bonds that had been forged by the raging fire 111 unknowingly fay a team from Pensacola was winning the war. This season was an emotional rollercoaster, but the ride has been well worth IL Everything was thrown at us In our attempt a t the state championship which alluded us last year. But we are truly the lucky ones. For most people are so busy doing what they think they have to do, that they lose sight of what they really want to do. In the pursuit of their dreams, the majority of teams don't aim too high and mias...they aim to low and hit. As we confidently stepped up to the table In order to view the hand which had been dealt to irs In the post-season. It seemed the deck was stacked against us. We would have to face ■Evans, the num ber three ranked team In the state. In our first regional game. Self -assured that we would not let anyone stand In our way. we defeated a proficient team and then turned to answer the knock of our nemesis a s they pounded on our back door. It was the rematch to end all rematches, the only difference being that the engagement would take place on our court. That night we faced our toughest oppo­ nent. Pensacola, and were reminded that while dreams had gotten this team started, discipline had kept u s going. We had tasted the glory and had hungered for It ever since the state cham pi­ onship. But In order to overcome such adver­ sity, we would have to look around us and see the greatness In our teammates and realise that winners believe in their worth in advance of their performance. The night we triumphantly defeated Pensacola was the night In which we wrote the finest portion of Lake Mary's stoiy...lts chapter on payback. With all of the obstacles and bum ps In the rood which h as led us this far, perhaps It was ap ro ­ pos that we should play the regional final game on Friday the 13th. Facing Tampa King High School, we stepped up to the challenge conflreclaimed. "Tears may have gotten dently and procL us sympathy last year, but sweat has gotten us change this year.* And so Lake Mary's story nears Its conclu­ sion. but the end has not been written yet. This tale will not be complete until we confront our final challenges in the State Tournament. You see. there are two worlds: The world we can measure with Une and rule and the world we feel with our hears and imaginations. The latter !■ where the Lake Mary girts' basketball team Uvea and (his is where our story is etched for all time. DSN-IM i if. ’ Nobaa la hereby ghron that I am ansapad ht booms** al BSM S. French Ava. Saatend. Florida lim . Semin ala County. Florida, under tha Fiotitteuo at nd that I J name erith tha ragieb al CarpataSana. Diet listen ilh the previn an* or die Flctlttou* Mama Statute*. ToWil: Section MS M . Florida Slehrtea I N I . Pubheh February IS. IM S D IN -101 CSNTSR FOR STRATIQIC MAJMITtNO. INC By: NatMasn Oilman Suchnich. County. Florida, February 1ldi. ISM dubbth February IS. ISM OSK-IM Core wore fits driving loros Ihei brought Lake Hotrel its fkat svsr boys' basketball district championship. Tbs District 4 nmnsr-up (Edgswatsr or Dr. Pimps) In the Regional Qusrtsfflnsls this Friday night at 7:30 p m. Front court carries Lake Howell to new heights By JEW Herald Staff Writer WINTER PARK _ Last time the Lake Howell boys basket­ ball team won a district Utle Hmm. Let's think about that one. Never. Never tn all of Its years of playing boys basketball have the Surer Hawks won a district title. Never have they been able to fill their gym for a regional t !ml this year. Lake Howell, a seniordominated team led by a very special Junior point guard, went out and Improved on last seasons* district runner-up finish to end up a s the Class fiA-Dtstrict 3 cham ps. Point guard Reggie Kohn gets the attention and deserves it. But his father, coach Steve Kohn, has pointed out that the team 's dominating front line ts the unsung hero of the Lake Howell success story. Newcomer Rfidd W illiam s. 6foot-8 Ryan Smith and S-foot-6 Brad LeCore. are the m y s wbo lire down in the trenches, pulling down rebounds and score the dirty points. Anyone looking to drive the lane on these gmrs might a s well look for an exit ram p. They'll be m uncbfc^on Spalding* If they don’t. WlUfams is the newcomer. He spent (he first port of last D iirin l a t Randallstown High School tn Balti­ more before movtow to Central Florida. He had a cnance to gs back to Baltimore this season but decided his h e a rt was a t Lake Howell. "I came to Lake Howell h alf­ way through last season and coach taught me more than anyone h as ever taught me In basketball,* Williams said. ‘I didn't want to play anywhere else and these guys accepted me like t*d been here all along.* LeCore added. *We always considered him to be one of us from the first day.* Williams la living with friends to remain at Lake Howell. He has the best outside shot of the group and displayed that during an emotional win over Oviedo on Senior flight. Wil­ liams hit several three-pointers and was one of several Lake Howell carried off the court by their fans afterwards. LeCore Is the rebounder who doesn't always look great In the point totals. Two weeks ago. In the wtn over Oviedo, LeCore went head-first Into the stands to send a behind the back pass to Kohn for one of the pUys of the year In Semi­ nole County. *1 think I'm a good reboun­ der. but not a great scorer,* LeCore said. Smith Is a baseball player tn a basketball uniform, except that, at 6-8, you can't tell It. He's planning on attending the Untvertfty of Oeoqpa to play baseball next season, but for now. he's one of the most In­ timidating players in Central Florida. *1 guess Fm kind of the fi­ nesse guy,* Smith said. *1 c a n t Jump and I c a n t run.* Steve Kohn said the thing that m akra his front Une so strong la that they rarely all play well at the sam e time. "They are never a s consistent sa Td like them to be,* Kohn ■aid. “Most of the time only two of the three are doing it. but It's good to have three different types of players who are so versatile.* Lake Howell got Its first taste of success when Smith was a sophomore. At the time. Le­ Core played Junior varsity and Williams was back In Balti­ more. The Silver Hawks won 18 games. Last year, LeCore joined the vanity and Williams came In halfway through the year and the Stiver Hawks won 20. emerging from s tight dis­ trict to gain s trip to OcalaForest for regional!. Lake Howell led most of the way in that one before sq u an ­ dering a lead and the chance to advance. Leaving the Ocala court that night. Lake Howell was already thinking about next year. ■We knew next year would be our turn,* LeCore said. "It ended too much earlier than are wanted It to. We felt unful­ filled.* Howell entered this with Its big three the Une and Kohn with Shawn Braddy and Robert J o r­ dan In the back court. There have been some bum ps along the way. including a loss to Lake Brantley when the Silver Hawks were tanked fifth In the state. It could have been a devas­ tating loss but Lake Howell re­ bounded with a big wtn over Lake Mary. In afi five of Lake HowcO'a losses this season, the Stiver Hawks have re­ sponded with a win. "Those losses have been a b ­ solute w a h e u p calls,* Steve Kohn said. "We were rising up tn the rankings and we m dni know bow to handle it. W>e started becoming big fat dogs.* But Williams added. *We never started thinking are weren't a good team. We learned from them.* Lake Howell will be a t home Friday (7:30 p.m.) in the re­ gional quarterfinals round the loser of Tuesday fa District 4 champion: between Dr. Phillips With prep career over Stokes turns attention to college I could to tallow In the footsteps of the seniors Herald Staff Writer blMiUV«.Bnu iim n w v n i ui inw lowing Ortftunc* al the Crt» el •outers. Somteote C aunty. RaiarUnp ham. l amlnal* coun­ ty's s-a lb dial at; RC-1, Ra*trtct*d winCI TO TMS PUBLIC: Ma pan a* daaldaa la appaal a UwWW wcl la abmn nm t ing ar baarlasa. ha/aha mada naad a uatbabm n aard al tha proceed lap*, including tha toottmnny and evidence, which record W net provided by the C!«y al Sanlord *F«MOM WITH OtSANJTIU MSIOtNO ASSiSTAXCS__TO RAXTtCIFATl SI ASTOF THSSS mo internal sttamo CONMOT TMSesasONML OFFICC AOA COOROiBATOR ST M» ISM 4S HOURS SI AOWUCI OF TMCMSSTMO 0SN-1M i February IS, ISM tr.i Reienlng ham; AO. Agricultural to dial al; MI-1. M »dium SANFORD _ When there Is a team that h a s several tap notch players, its hard for one re the rest. Hi#i School guard h as quietly m s of th e best num bers on the team while sharing the spotlight with five of the best seniors in the county. W h o h * ip*ui m e * Although Stokes has been a sta r on the var­ sity team for four years, her athletic career ac­ tually started an the track. She started out running six years ago. Her height and speed drew the attention of her m id­ dle school basketball her to go out far the ball meshed from the brg lnnlng. although she needed a little work on some of the finer points of the game. ‘My mom always tefi me that nqr basketball aldUa are a Qod given talent since no one elec tn my family can play that apart." Stokes joked. She continued to run u p until (sat year, but 1 to make a choice tn her ,to one sport, won obviously the rigU choice. �.1 4 B •Sanford Herald. Sanford Flonda •Wednesday. February 18. 1998 L e g a l N o tic e s NOTICK OF FICTITIO US N AM I Nolle* is hvrvby 0'v#n •*<•1 »• »r# #ng«g#d in business si SOS Monks Court, lak# Mary Florida 32746. S*mlnol* County Florida under th* Fictitious Name ol TO SH ENTERPRISES. and Itial w* mtend to regral#r said name with the Onnsion ol Corporations. Tallahassee, Florida, m accordance with the provisions ol the Fictitious Name Statutes To-Wit Section 865 OS Florida Statutes 1BSI Catherine L E Fortune Kevin C Fortune Publish February IS 1846 DEN-ISO NOTICE OF AUCTION This auction will be held on March 3rd 1444 at noon at t i t 3 IN 0roadway St . Oviedo. FL Prospective bidders may inspect the vehicles on the day be lor* the auction from S AM until C PM Terms are cash or certified funds only Oviedo Towing reserves the right to accept or refuse any and all bids The following vehicles are offered tor M s •t Chevy Cavalier vm s t a t j o r r p t a n m t s 44 Chevy Mont* Carlo v.n * io io n r N x a n t 0 2 M s It Ford Fairmont Vm • ADP300SBK1 77054 SI Ford Escort Vm • t FAPP14JSMW305525 SI Marda pick-up Vm t JM2UC221IB0507441 Publish February IS. ISIS DEN-701 IN T N I C M C U rr CO UNT FON SEMI NO L I COUNTY, FLONIDA PNONATS DIVISION Case N*. S S -ltS -C P IN Ml ESTATE OF CHRISTOPHER ALLEN WHISSNANT. Deceased NOTICE OF AOSSINtrr NATION The administration of the estate ol CHNISTOPHEN ALLEN WHISINANT. deceased File Number S S -tll-C P . IS pending m the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which Is >0t N Parh Avenue. Sanford. FL 11771. The name and addresa of the personal representative and the personal representative's attorney are set forth below Alt Interested persona are required to Ida with than Court WITHIN THNEE MONTHS OF THE FINST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE: (1) all claim* against the estate and (1) any obteebon by an interested per* son on whom this nolle* was served that challenges the qualification of the personal representative, venue, or funsdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS ANO O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FONEVEN BANNED. Public*ben of thaa Nottoe has begun on February ISM, 1SSS. Personal Nopeoeootathm. Patricia A. Soar 1741 Mudawgold U n a Winter Path. FL SS7S1 Attorney for Personal Napresontathra DAVID L ENVIN, BSOUINE MOOS. Hvry 1T-S3 Fern Pars. FL UTSQ Ison Mt-OStS K . Dae No O02TS4I Publish- February IS. #f. 1SSS DENSO*. , ■ TNB BtDWYBSMTR JUDICIAL CMC NTT COUNT L e g a l N o tic e s f3i* West 75 feel ot the East ITS Feet ot the Noath ISO Feet ot that part ot Block 1 lying South of an Easterly eatension of Church Street, Plan ol Wiidmer* According to th* Plal thereof recorded in Plat Book t. Page 111. ot th* Public Record! ol Seminole county Florida OATED *1 Seminole County Flonda this ISth day ol February 1S8* MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Jane E Javewic Deputy Clerk DENNIS F FOUNTAIN ISOUIRE l i t Orient* Av* . Suit* S Altamonte Sptmgv FL 37701 (407) 332-4*11 Fl B*r No 7SM01 Attorney lot Plaintiff Publish February I I . 75 1SSS DEN-70S IN TM t CIRCUIT COUNT PON SSM INOLI COUNTY, FLONIOA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. S7-ISSB*CA*t4-A GLENDALE FEOENAL BANK FEDERAL SAVINGS DANK Plainlilt V* ALLTN M HOOOES and SHERRIE HODGES hit wile and STATE OF FLONIOA HOUSING FINANCE AOENCV. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O CNAPTSN AS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant te an Order or Summary Final Judgment ol foreclosure dated January 10th I N I . and entered m Case No 47-1M4-CA-14-A of th* Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Sammol* County. Flonda wherein GLENOALE FEOENAL BANK F S B I* Plaintiff and ALLTN M HODGES and SHERRIE HODGES hit wit# and STATE OF FLONIOA HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY, are delandanta. I will sell to th* highest and beat bidder lor cash at the West Irani door of th* Seminole County Courthouse at 101 North Park Avenua. Sanford Sammol* County. Flonda 17771, at 11 00 o'clock a m on the Slh day of March IS M I he following described property as aet forth in aakt Older or Final Judgment, to-wit LOT 40. SOUTH PINECNEST. FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF A l RECOROIO IN PLAT BOOK 10 PAOE 47-41. OF THE PUBLIC RECORD* OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA It you are a person with a dis­ ability who need* any accom­ modation m order to participate ki this proceeding, you are enti­ tled at no coat to you. to the provision ol certain assistance Pleat* contact tho Court al (407) 171-4110 within two (7) working day* of your receipt ot this Nonce. If you are heanng or vole* Impaired, call Florida Refer Service (b00) SEI-S770 OATEO at Santord. Flonda. on Fobrwory 2nd IS M MJUTTANNK MORSE Aa Clerk. Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Aa Deputy Clerk SMITH E HIATT. PA Attorneys tor Ptamlift M SI Seat Oakland Park Bout*yard. Suit* 103 Fart Lauderdale. FL 31)04 V Publish: February I f . IS. 1 M I DEN-107 M TNB OINOWIT CO URT OF TNB E M N TC SN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Ceee No. S T -SBSS CA -IS -W MANOANET SYBIL OLE DA CASSCELLS. PlointiN. J M K IK ENTENTAINMCNT. INC . STATE OF FLONIDA OCPANTMENT OF PNOFESSIONAL REGULATION. DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BSVENAOSS ANO TOSACCO. LINDA NOSS. individually, and. KILLY NOSS. uvdmutually. Nonce is given that pursuant to a (mat (udgmanl dated February I t . IM S M Casa Ns. ST-f 1SS-CA-1S-W af the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Flonde. In which Margaret SybN Oteda CatacaU* I* the plaintiff and J M K S K Entertainment. Inc . Linda No**. tndarMoely and Kelly Noe*. tndmtduaNy arc the defendant*. I wM *e« te the highest bidder lor cash at the Was! Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse, 101 North Perl Avenue. Sonfoid. In Somlnots County. Florida, at t t CO a . h i . an March 17th. ISOS, the teUaari dsscribed properly set forth | L . m w f n e —A m -----l L j A w — w w a . UW UftJBT (71 INtBI |W^TWm Sen** s c o p . In Semi not* County, JM ■1 Doted. Thi* ISth day of FSBNUANY, IS M . MoryAnno Morse Clerk ol CUcutt Court By: Jana B. Jooowta As Deputy Ctor* Publication of Haas mode an February IS, SS. IS M 0EN-I04 • A M NOl C T-E d B S -A -td -A MANUFACTURE RE TRADERS A TRUST COMPANY. Plaintiff. NON NIB WALKEN. Defendant g g TICS OF FONBCLObW M SALS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that, pursuant la a Final Judgment el Foreclosure dated January 10th. 1SM . entered In CmK Ceee Number S7-74M-A14-A of the Circuit Court of tho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and ter Seimnote County. Florida, on the tth day of Marcb. IS M . at 11 00 A M , al th# Seminole County Courthoua*. SOI North Fark Aeenue, Sanford. Flonda 1777li th* undersigned Clark wdt offar ter sate te th* hagtaeat and best bidder or bidders, for cosh, th* tokening described real propLOT EF. ANO THE NORTH 1/7 OF LOT t t . EANFO PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS NECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK E. PAOE E7. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF MMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA A/K/A 1400 WILLOW AVENUE. SANFORD. FL E77FI TOGETHER with all bmtdmg*. structures and improvement! of every nature wlusted on th* property, and all Itatura*. mac binary, appliance!, equip, meet, furniture and personal property af ovary nature what­ soever. and ak laaaaa and other agraemsM* pertaining to thi ownership, ue*. occupancy. 0— coasted or enfaymant ol all or any part of the property Dated thra a day ol Snd day of •-*-------- L IB M MANYANNC MORSE Clerk af the Court __________ JB A C T M you are a parson with a diiahfllty who Reads any accom­ modation m ardor to participate te tote proceeding, you ara emi­ tted. at aa cast la you. to the prevision al certain astmtencs LISA N NIVENS end Pieces contact Orange County JEFFSNV S NIVENS. |4#7) BEE-7040. Osceola County (407) B47-1MO. Duval County 1004) SBO-M7E. C ity County (B04) 740-4117. ttotuaia County NOTICE 10 NSNESV BIVEN (004) 7*7-4007. Brevard County pursuant te a Final Jufjma iM *4 <407) *44-4754. Serrulate Foreclosure dated Fabrw County (407) *71-4*50. Dado ISNa. IS M , and ants rad taCa County (1041 17B-EE7B. Polk Na S7-t 104-CA-t S-L of Mo County <9411 114-4000. Circuit Court of Mo 10M Broward County (454) l i t . to and *7M. HEtebarayoh County (St S) 777-4E11. Palm Beach County i SALLY TEAT M Trustee (EEtl SEB-tSM . Loo County of Mo AM Church Avenue That (B41) 114-7743. Highland* No 1170S a PlainUN and JBF. County (M l ) SM-75EI. M hoar, FENV I MVSNS and U SA N teg tetgibad. (TDD) l-SOO-ME* NIVENS am Defendants. I wN *771. ar Bates (V) t-400-M*I and beat bid­ *77*. via Ftertda Raley Servtco der for cash at Ms Weal heat door Of Me Aialnsla County TOOO M. HOEPKER. Courthouse. M l N. EBOLNRE af I M Haapkor. PA I I M A M a* Ms 1SM dap af ----I EEtl Marcb. I S M . ................... a. Florida S7E0I-3311 described : (4*7) 474-7040 (407) 404-TOM toh: February I I , IS, IB M la bald Order or Fu J udgment to-wat CAB* B B . S T-1 1 B 4 -B A -I6 -L SALLY TEAT as Trustee af the SM Church Avenue Trust Na SS7M L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA c a s e n o es-eas-C A d iv is io n ta -w CIVIL ACTION COUNTRYWIDE FUN0ING CORPORATION Plaintiff!!). DAVID L S H EPPAR D D#t#mt*nl(*| NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN putauant to an Outer Revchedutmg Foreclosure Bate titled February ITlh. 1444 end entered in Ceae NO 45-445-CA ot th* Circuit Court ot th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wharem COUNTRYWIDE FUND­ ING CORPORATION 1* th# Plaintiff and OAVtO L SHEP­ PARD WILMA J SHEPPARO SANFORO PLACE HOMEOWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC . MONTGOMERY WARD E CO INC are the Defendants 1 will sell to the highest and best bid­ der lor cash at the WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE SANFORO FLORIDA at 11 00 a m , on th* 14th day ot MARCH, 1444 th* tollaiwmg described property as set forth m said Fmat Judgment LOT 34 SANFORO PLACE. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO TNE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN PLAT OOOK 31 PAGES 31 THROUGH 35 OF th e p u b l ic records of SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA WITNESS MY HAND and lh* teal ol thra Court on FEBRU­ ARY 13th 1444 (SEAL) Maryann* Morse Clerk ol the Circuit Court Oy Jan* E Jasewic Deputy Clerk Echevama. McCalls Raymer Barrett A Frappier Post OHtc* Bos 3410 Tampa FL 11401 F4S030443 NOTICE In accordance with lh* Americans Disabilities Act per­ sons needing a special accom­ modation to participate m lh<a proceeding should contact the individual or agency tending notic* not later than seven (7) days prior lo lh* proceeding at the addict* given on in# notice Telephone 407-3234330 eal 4727. t-EOO 4SS 4771 (TDD) or 1-400-415 4770 (v) via Florida Relay Service Publish February IE. 2S 1444 DEN-701 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB IE TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FON BEMINOLB COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. E 7 -IT IE -C A -I4 -* ACCUBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MEDALLION MORTGAGE COMPANY. PUeiltN. , VS , ■THE UNKNOWN HEIR*. " *1 devisees gram**!, as l Ipusee-, fcenors. creditors, trustees af J I other claimants ctaming by. through, under or against JAYNE A LINKS. DECEASED, and WAYNE LINKS and JO UNKE. al al.. Delandanla NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice la hereby graen that pursuant to that Final Judgment ol Forecloture dated January 10th. IS M , and entered m chrtl case number I7-1714-CA-14-A of the Circuit Court ol the 1*«h Judicial Circuit to and for Seminole County. Florida, srharain ACCUBANC MONTGAGS CORPORATION F/K/A MEDALLION MORTGAGE COMPANT, Is Plaintiff and TNE UNKNOWN HEINE. OEViMEE. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENOR*. CREDITORS. TB U E TE E t. ON OTHER CLAIMANTS claming by. through, under or agates! JAYNE A UNKE IF UVING. ANO ALL UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER ANO AGAINST T N I ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS© WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR AUVE. WHETHER EAiO UNKNOWN PARTIES MRT CLAIM AN INTEREST AA SPOUSES. HEINS. DEVI BEES. GRANTEES. ON OTHER CLAIMANTS. ALTAMONTE VIL­ LAGE II CONDOMINIUM. INC . UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART* ME NT OF REVENUE, la/are Datendanl(a). I will aek te the highert and beat bidder ter cash al the weal Irani date af th# Sammol* County house te lanlord. S County. Ftortda. M T I E . an the Slh day bf March, IEEE, lh* tokowtna deaertbad prewarty aa cat forth In sold Final Judgment To aril: THAT CERTAIN C0ND04RNI. UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT S IT. BUILDING BOO. ALTA­ MONTE VILLAGE II ANO AN UNDIVIDED 1 1143)40 INTER* EOT IN THE LAND COMMON ELEMENTS AND COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCO R ­ DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO TH I COVENANTS. ----------HONE RESTRICTIONS. ANO OTHER PROVISIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CO N­ DOMINIUM OF ALTAMONTE VILLAGE It. AS RECORDEO M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1717. PAGE 37* THROUQM M S OF THE PUBLIC BSCORD* OF BEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOfNOA, ANO AMINOKO IN OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 1 I S T --------BB* THROUGH BE* OF PUBUC RECOROE NOTE: PURSUANT TO TNE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICE* A C T YOU ADVISED THAT THIS LAW I* DEEMED TO BE A O U T COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PUN P O EI Dated lh* End day af February. IB4B Maryann* Mars* A* Clark af Baa Court Aa Deputy Clerk COONJS A BTAWIARSKI 4410 Boy Boo Sulla 410 Tampa. Flonda 11407 Tatephaa* <Blt)B77-f CEB *47-414*7 Pubhah February f l . IS . I I OSN-144 IN THE C IN C U IT COUNT FON BEMINOLB COUNTY, FLONIOA. CIVIL DIVISION CABS NO. B T -t t a i -C A -t a -A DANK UNITED, PtainhH. V! FRANCESCA SIGNORELLI. DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ INTEREBTS OY THROUGH. UN0ER OR AOAINST A NAMIO DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMINQ TO HAVE ANT RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN 0ESCRI0E0. Defendants NOTICE OF B A L I PURSUANT T O CNAPTSN 4B NOTICE IS HEREDT OlVEN punuanl to an Order or Summary Final Judgment ol loreclotur* dated January 10th. 1444. and entered te Caa* No •7-2741-CA-14-A ol lh* Circuit Court ol lh* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and tor Eamanol* County. Flonda. wherein BANK UNITEO. la Plaintiff and FRANCESCA SIQNORELLI 0ESTINV SPRINGS CO N D O ­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . amt ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS 0T. Th r o u g h UNDER OR AGAINST a n a m e o d e f e n ­ d a n t TO THIS ACTION. OR HAVING OR CLAIMINQ TO HAVE ANT RIGHT. TITLE OR INTER­ EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OISCRIOED. are defendant*. I wilt tell to th* highest and beat U ddtr tor cash *1 Ihe Weal Irani door ot th* Seminole County Courthouse al 101 North Park Avenue Santord. Seminole County. Florida 33771. at tt 00 o'clock a m on th* Sth day ol March. I M I th* following described property a* tat forth te said Order or Fmal Judgment, to-wit THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN A t UNIT NO 111-C. DESTINY SPRINGS A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDED 003175 INTEREST IN THE LAND. COMMON ELE­ M E N T! ANO COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDI­ TIONS. RESTRICTIONS TERMS. ANO OTHER PROVI­ SIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF 0ESTINT SPRINGS. A CONDOMINI­ UM AS RECORDED IN OFFI­ CIAL RECOROS BOOK 1117. AT PAGE U M . AS AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1140. AT PAGE 1447. OF TH I PUOLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA II yog ara a person with a dmability who need! any accom­ modation m order to participate te thra proceeding you ar* enti­ tled at no coal to you. to the provision el certain assistance Pleat# contact th* Court al (407) 173-4110 within Two (7) working day* ol your receipt ol Hue Notice, d you ara hearing or voice impaired, call Florida Rata* Service (SO0I 464 *770 DATED at Santord. Flonda. on February End. 1SSS. MARYANNS MORS* Aa Clark. CUcuH Court By Oaratey W. Barton Aa Deputy Clark SMITH S WATT. P A 74*1 Seat Oakland Park Fort PuM DEN-10* . FL M ISS I T , IS. I I M THE CWCTffT BBIINT C A M H E . B M t B B -G J M S A CHAES MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL RBBIOCNT1AL MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A M A N O A M T T tN E COMPANY Inc . Pfainbff. VS o r a y b a c k l u n o a /k /a OUT RAY BACKLUNO and SABRINA BACKLUNO A/K/A SABRINA NANCSSN A/K/A SABRINA COTTRELL; at al.. CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando-W inter Park 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 /8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times.... $.68/lme 8 AM •5 PM 7 Times..........$.84/line MONDAY thru 3 Times........$1 09/lme FRIDAY 1Time......$1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rates are per Insertion A SUNDAY 3 line Minimum. Sottedt/ng may include lake Mary Lite at ffte cost ol an addtttonnl day Cancel when you gel return Pay only lor the days your ad runs at rata earned Use fuk description for teslest results Copy (trust follow acceptable form We reserve the right to refuse any ad at any time Commercial frequency rates are avertable D E A D L IN E S Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon ttte day before publication S unda y 12 N oon Friday. A D J U S T M E N T S A C R E D IT S : In tire event ol an error, the Sanford Herald wifl be responsible tor the first insertion only and only me me eitent ol tfte cost ol mat insertion Please check your ad lor accuracy the test day ft runt 13—HBBlth ft Beauty Legal Notices COINS) IN P O EE EM IO N OP TNE SUBJECT R IA L PROPER­ TY f t N/K/A NANCY LAPOBTE, _____ UNKNOWN PSRE04KS) M POSSESSION OP THE SUBJECT RSAL PROPERTY S t N/K/A JOSEPH LAPORTE, to/arn I, I wM aek m Bte al I IM The Ste day af Mamf p**e#?*Lrth te aafT __IT 7. BLOCK TT. W IATMHASPIE LO FIRST ADOITfON. ACCORDING TO TNB PLAT ___________I I , EF. PUBLIC M C O A O S OP EEMfNDI ■ COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAIR OUT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE AOVTSSO THAT TM S LEW FIRM IE DEEMED -TO M A M E T COLLECTOR ATTEM PTHM TO CO LLECT A DEBT ANO ANT BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Oatodte* Sad day *1 February. Maryanm A* Clark af th* Court By: Plfltflir w. r Aa Depute Cteft BET* I Plertda SSSS7 (S IR SY7J C M 0B7-S1S4S PySkik: February t t , IS. I I 0SN-1M SNICKERS candy ROUTE --------- -b C B A R Y kUNOft=--------Th* following potdont ara tviitabte Com* and (om our Supemr rated tactety SO location*, IS0O-I17M Coat STM*. l-S O D B S M ttl F/T 11:7 LPH- WORK FROM HOME making wooden frame* Earn to 5384/ wk C*k 830-4444 art E-4S WORK FROM HOMEJfo cod for M t M t cam to 5360‘«A makE l l *41 SO— Financial Services ERASE BAD r RE o n LEGALLY lor krai 52100 MM check/mo to CALVPBO-1454 N Lakemont Ave. Winter Park. FL C H A -O I 3pm-11pm E llpm-ram S A U R IE S BASED on EXPERKNCE Cat OaBary Manor, 407 442*. Aik lor Oroctor of Nuning or apply within 60 North tkghway 17-83. OaOary. Ftorii* Drug Fib* Workplace. I O f. DRIVER-COL ■ Heavy kfkng Ougtymok* free (407)321-4834 Aiktot Rich ORIVERS Wanted FULL-TIME with clean C U M D or B keen** Drug fra* work puc* St*rang 5330-53SV wk ptu* benefit* and 401k CaN 61— Money to Lend ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow S3SJ00. I t OOM Too Many bteaT 'Pay ok hrgh raaraal m i m ____________________ EUCTtMCtANB A HELPtRE. ‘Appry try phona.74 hr Approval •too Equity T ' ' EXTRA HOUOAY W HO KTT t-On-t Personal Treeing ml litekme F4nata Fra* body tat analyai* Danro*. Etefttta 777-8847__________ Ceunty Oaurt ■ emteal* C runty, Fterida Oaae f a T -ia e T -C C -t t -S The Etlat* ot Matteway PlombH V ! Ronald M Lapel. M C U W TV BARB A OOORS EAST PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE LEASE Lie. 34 yra f tp Choose from over 50 000 designs EVsq ft Fra* ati Ouakty guaranteed 804-985-0013 or 407-324-1188 0*l*ndeni NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREDT GIVEN that by vutu* ol that certain Wnt of E**culion raiued out of and under lh* «**l ol lh* County Court ot Sammol* County. Florida Ca<* 4 473467-CC-21-2 upon e final (udgmanl r*nd*r*d m Hi* alore*aid court on th* 2(th day of January A O 1444 m 1h«t cer­ tain c*i* *ntiil*d Th* 1*1*1* of H*lt«w*y Plaintiff v* Ronald M Lup*r 0*l*nd«nl which •lor*»*Mf Writ of lioeuTtew w*t d*liv*r*d to m* •• Sheriff ot Semmole County Florida end I have levied upon *H the right Ml* snd Mit*r*vf ol lh* defen­ dant* in th* following described property laid prop­ erty being located in Seminole County. Florid* mot* particu­ larly described at follow! Ofhco equipment and vupplie* Contact Sharin'* Office tor Inventory tret end tho undersigned a* Sheriff ol Seminole County. Flonda. wdl at It 04 A M on th* 34th day of February A 0 ISSS offer for eate end s*H to lh* hlghesl bidder P M CASH IN HANB ABB S U B JE C T T O ANV A B B A LL B XW TW C U S B * , al I M I corporal* Square On**. Unit t S l, Longwood. Flonde. the above deecnbed property That eaid eat* is being rrwde to tetrafy the term* of But Writ OTWTR5R Lhnng aqw nea i coixra**ng S medcal GIFT OF LIFE BOO-718-S413 ALONE? F L * RESPECTED Detmg Bureau for SENIORS E**b 1*77 l 4 t M U 4 4 n WITH BACHELORS DEGREE A rapidty growing battery at 70— Education ft cant gradual* or mtem with good mechanical and atactncal background lor R S O. AccraOted Truck School COL. VA/TA Appro Job Asarat Wkand ctesea* Na*onN Truck School component*, mechanical and electromechanical rooduct* lyatema and aquqvnara Oroct S coordmaM fabrication, oparaion. appfeanon. rraukaaon and rape* of urn* Company IS M MB m s L IK E W O R K IffO W IT H P t O R L E ? M A M EOKAL AEEfBTANT. hokdayk ar mom Sandraaumau Undo Horten. H. R. FLS7771 EOE Entry Level WeretrouM Opening* *Q»y or f ra n re C N u r r •/’roannaf Aeffor Thoee Who Ouakty ■Gradual* Placement A**rt NoE^ananco N*coM*ry« pate Trateteg* Earn wnaa you warty Ca* Today* 407-831-4*1* W is n t 7 a*r» Slat LweeteMTTSS Santord comparva* Al thJtt avaubte SS 5D-I74* to wart C H y C o h f *53 E44I Hwy 43S Ste 700 . FL 33707 Apply W4h a Inond Mon-Fn Sam-5pm 27— Nursery ft Child Car* • A N R — A— f 1 ALL HOURS 10 yra arp m chid Btotetopmanf Raa* ra m mean ted Fun ptey room 324-061) AN EXP LOVWO MOM hrovtea* aducabonN ackveia* along w4h TLC E pteyraom ton yrg Can CPfVCOOftetRaa rMFSFor<nteryt9W»»<700 Bf MV HOME. Fried yd. ptey room, hot meal*, raaaonabte ________________ MARTA'S OAVCJMW Batty* toot Pra-Schod LAKE MARY Donald F. (simper. Bhonff Semmole County. Ftertde NOTICE RSOAROINO THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES A C T OF 1SS0. PERSONS WITH A PfSSSfUTV HSSDING SPECIAL ACCOM M004TIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD'CONTACT THE ENFORCE A B Lt WRITS SECTION OF THS CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT T H I SHCRIFFS OFFICE. 1141 IS TH STREET. SANFORO. FLORIDA AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (407) 114-4444 TOO (407) 171-1131 Publrthod. February I I . IS. IM S wit ‘ February 74. TSSS DSN-17* ELictRdfdcTCNOMtR A* s Madcsf Aaaratam mto an Aktooal* of Soane* degree, you ate hafp proper* pakanct tor aiammaliona. conduct import­ ant letti and parhap* even a**rat m mmor Mxgary lit * rowaning career f you tea hafpng olhari 21— Personals wa-wt*. |A J _ - ^ ^ J4 f H l f J V T M IIV U w m m F/T A P/T tor a Mayor Manufac­ turing ptani at Sanford Hoarlion* ar* avaeabte on a* •Mt*. Pacaaawar Paramnal M 1 3 »M tt ar S7B-1SM r / N , / w \ i i t \ i <i b j ^ TELEM A R K ETM O 3 aporwig* Ouar ItO SOhr^ M B K M S jR ^ M .^ H * 1 ^ trauung than adv IIIS G N r Sal » comm Sanford baaed root n#«img rwmg i P A N T A S T IC S A M S :tfrvrw P/T A F/T C«B M M f Chad Cara F/T or P/T Agaa M l. ac aaaapted He rag Mb Hof itoamou* i w k l — h o t il o ppo R Tun m ES > A baauMM S a w in g hotM tor* catod at toe UCF area * tor to* tabowmg poor t BAMOUIT acr-UP/MR NCSTAURANT ----- im rro A (8) STAR BUSINESS t A B E TTE R . IM I ESTABLISHED ONLY EB4SS 14 $300 - $500 P+TWflCO fl nwihftliod y For mors a EASE to k you ara aartou* bou t making money ■/ no a*S of prod, no tnv, no net. O S IB7-3370__________ C A M B B . 4 7 -1 M 1 -C A -1 4 -K BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A .. not te He tedhridual capacity Bte Kterx—ar* s Fwtyti E S M M M ^ M S M B IM N ty Florida wharaln C H A M MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEBBCAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION F/K/A MAROARSTTSN E COM­ PANY. M 0 ., I* PtatortB a M O RAV RACK LUND A/K/A O U T RAT BACKLUNO. SABRINA BAOKIUBO A/K/A SABRINA NANCSSN A/K/A EABWMA CO TTR ELL. ITEP H EN WO LX. HELEN WO LX. ETEVEN J. AUTOMOTIVE 0ETAK.ERS SentonltongwooGOrlendo Good Income Potential Benefiti Altar 90 Day! raph Seat 407-293 3055 SALES. I ttay at home and earn S-iSOOYno Free start-txVtrairMng 407-SS7G157 K E k Eteakrte. S7VS3M BaaiVteafjudf BT-11SS-CA-14 A al Wa Circuit Court *1 Mao 1Eih 71— Help Wanted -- 5 5 — B u s in e s s Opportunities tnrat IM S -1 , Plaintiff, v*. MICHAEL A KOLACZENKO. *1 at. Datendent(s) VENCXNO ROUTE Open m g own mate aarw*. Esin STOSamr. Lawn to* 4bf ana of O SN -tlE LAUD/i firrfi C U B T 0 B M SERVICE R IP ' CM to on to* grow* * -or el a . ■m* and work t«l s r w s s r :: •it. and a Itam p U yv • EjceAanl amafi DQlRnTiii M m * eabbmafy fawpacad tnditery Apply to paraon at 2903 park Or. bafwaan tarn and 2pm daJy or tea raauma to -. (407) 33D-I4M Awn Branch Mknaoer EOE of Nuraaa and C N / U ^ E tta T ‘ " ' U H f 1* "* * 100 *M M E WOMEN NEEDED IB TUB OMMWIT OBUBT . S 9 * i W 9 « W TW TH tf W T O A M Mm B 7 -B M I-O A -I4 -A FIRST INOIANA BANK r E phone. SOB-Ottl N. F/T. WILLIAM N BARTLETT, at a l. ted 300 W. Atopert BNR, I east NOTICE IB HEREBY OlVEN purauaal la aa Order ar Final Judsmaal entered In Caa* Na B 7 -IM I-O A -14-A bf tea Circuit Court *1 lh* ISTH Judicial Circuit in and tor SSMINOLI County. Fterida. a4»*r*to FIRST INDIANA BANK. Ptotetrff. and WILLIAM N. BARTLETT, at. aL. ‘ . I wM **■ to th* Waal Front Dear at th* Eemteele County Courthaua*. Santord. Fterida. at tha hour af t I M a m . on th* Sth day af March. IS M , th* 1*1tawing I LOT S. BLOCK 0. SAUSAUTO. S IC n o N TWO. ACCORMNO TO THS P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK M . PAGES 44 ANO 41. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SSMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA DATED tbte ta d day al February. IS M . Maryann* Mora* Cterk Circuit Court By: Dorothy IN. Barton Deputy Cterk ROGER O BEAR. P.A. 7 .0 ,F L 0SN-1M i t . IS. t l : ****••*•••• ARE YOU L tq a l N o llC f A* Clark *f aate Court By O f toy W. f A* Depgly Cterk Faber A OWM*. P. A. t i.t s .t i For atart-up kWI-hma mambar-* Mi© tea. MAS. 13000 chadtMw to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454r N Lakemont Av*. Wtntor Park. 0-37717_____________________ Program* 89 fty ty,* #t yr OTR aqi/Cteas A COL raq Pteaa* C s l Ssm to tpm t -900874-9050 MoryFftOnty EOE tin too ESMNfOLB Ca unite. Florida, at 1 I.M a m. a'eteeb an lh* ITNi day af Mamb. IB M Bw tebewteB d**artb*d property a* eat tort* in aatf Final JudBmani. to w4L LOT S. BLOCK *A*. OAK ACCORDING TO THS P U T THEREOF AS RECORDEO Bf P U T BOOK IB. PAOE IS. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLONIOA a/k/a SIS Accra Lana. Le*8»**d. Ftartea M 7 M DATED Bite IM h day bt JANU­ ARY. IB M Fterida S U M (BM| SS3-411S •pfsana ante a dteabfWy whe need a agactaf accommodation la participate te BN* pmaaidtea ahould eenta il ADA Coordinator at S«mteali Ceanty Courthouse. M t M. Pari Avenue. Suite NM 1. Baafard. Flonda S I 771. at laaal Av* day* prior |p ilia praaaadteBTalephone (4*7) SSS-4SM oat 4777. t S M M S S77I (TOO) ar 1-S04ME-S77S (V) via Fterida r o e SBTJMMJsS a fm m B n s rr NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVSN pursuant la a Final Judgment af Faroatoaur* dated January SSth. IS M . and entered te Caaa No S7-1S4t-CA-1#-K. bf tea EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and ter BEMINOLB Cnunty. Fterida wharoto BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALI­ FORNIA. N X . rwt te Me tndtvrduel capaalty bid eetey at buatea aa bebail af vaadaa mangas* tnrat IM S -1 I* PlaintMf and MICHAEL A KOLACZENKO. *1 a l. ar* I irtk »•* lo tha 1 and bast bidder ter Iba Wteal Irani door el 1S7S ^ ’ Lay Over Han* 'Erara Stop Pay* •SOIKT t IO J S T O STA R T OraM to Mudante P/T A F/T W99M te fto iiE M W W Car/True* VMM F0L anb < m ; CELEBRITY CIPHER TOHO ' P 0 HN0 N M M D I VDWP f INI . T J 0 WXVI VOO BO VPNMOO - IVF TP HP NI XMHXJ MUV. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *11 I ftsd gone into professional OsISdR Fo% f0rd S IMS ky NSA In* tos a houMftoM word IS �71— H e lp W anted 71— H «lp W anted 71— H ilp Wanted LAWN M AM TlNANCa CommotcMf accounts. aiparH f m d nlKfvd Mutt h iv t own MARY CHAO CENTER looking lor ratponaiWa. dapandaWa, A arpanancad cart grvar lor vanad aga groups Piaata cal 331-1394 PHONE PROS PAHT-TM E HOUSE RENOVA­ TION. Cleaning. pamtmg ate naad own tianptortation Cat 326-1297 W t 10 4044 6. PanneyhrenM Dr. Daytona Beach. FI 32171 n t M :(N 4 )7 W -in i \ibt£rVGBKfflTC6laH:\ NV looking tor P/T or F/T TECHNICIAN WmM eipertrequired Cta I 4 0 M N M M TO INTCL1 Affine ___ (407) 868-0444 R IG H T H A N D M AN N69de 7S wertwa dally. LABOR READY *96 Mgn an bowua to naw am- WON* t OOHVPw D TOOAT ■Eitra pay ta driver*. -O pan lam 601 Doflreck Rd, Lengwood. _________ 2609106__________ 6ALE6/CELLULAR Account Eaae Salary • comm. imanvtod aammg potantial Cat 605-9222 In p ttto t lo l t E 1»4, ■ French Am *73, m 4 M M A M TI NANCE PART-TIME Need own transportation Pfuntxng atoctrical and AC c a A m - m r . _________________ ~EOm FULL-TIME PAY FOR PARTTIM E WORKIII V. at much or at • AT A FaNaw I tana Bland R O U T E C A R R IE R Ettabkanad Rouiat Nawtpa par drtbary *or Santad A/aa Earn monay whre lakmg a m 9<a country Apply r Car A mmaanca Naadad I FREE 331-5266 METAL ATEEL ERECTOR Ejw . own toots. iram raq 6FWP Cta 8119276 SANTORO HE RALO M ILL W O R K E R ratuuranl /umaure manulecturar H H J H Contact Jon or Juta at 3269164 SERVER F/T •to# •4 lam. WM Train. 407-767901 P/T CASHIERS A COL DRIVERS TECIOdCIAN WANTED Apply M Rareon : M A rTW^W A ^ WYtetete t Wr scowya E/T M RVICE AGENT Ortver. Naad to ctttn. serves and rv tpact lantai valveW* VaM FOL AocaptaM cbveg raoord and tn c tg m n l enact n parton 3096 Orlando (17-92) Or Santad Salary ♦ comm ♦ Donut F/T or P/T. Relared atmosphere-amokmg ok. OaDDM or Mtia 767-9270 ca and dataa to Nam ta ad­ vancement Mud have tatd Ft Driver* Le TooN and Undonna Paid nokdayt Apply m paryon al Marrat and Bayarty TrantmitI ton 206 W 75m St. Santad I Morvfn, Sam-5 30pm AKC BOXER PUPPIES 8 wkl od 1 male. 3 female 6425/aa Senous mqures only 321-2411 WANTS0: Individuals who ary seeking a M * m people ori­ entated caiaar QREAT employprolattKjnal status and benefits Contidar tha caraat ot Damai Assisting Formal adueatnn at 1200 hourt Ltiding to SUM and National credentials Wort m a latt paced. higniay technical. avar changing caraar m tha alkad haaan Said ot Oantal Aaantmg CaM Of any* Tachntcal Camara O Han do Tech Dan Ml Dapanmam. 407.146-7096, a i l 4611. 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PMtawa MLJ02-7230 er pgr. $ 7 m o ILaam ATM a '-7'V-'L---- — n i l FAMOUS RSCtaE Naadi • T O t NOTCH OENERAl MANAOER Sanford Harold. Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. February 18.1098 - K IT *N” CAKI.VI.K <S) hy I ttrn Wrlj-ht �SB •Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Wednesday. February IB. 1998 BLOND1E ME JU S T COULDN'T SET ALONG ow n lo w br ... more to T H E RjflWT.. V E S / AWHH, R IG H T T H E R E / WITHOUT ME WHAT* O N E L A B T O U E S T IO N HOW D O YOU S P E L L ETC ETER A ? ^ "04 ETC/ THIS WORD? THANKS THE BORN LOSER rH0U C*FE TOO 50CH W w re n T io H ? k c u s m io n ! i m D O N T .^ j c K SH O fcrS ? rM HERE 5 MV IDEA.. SPIKE IS A FRIEND OF MICKEY MOUSE, RI6HT? LUEU-. AT / AND MICKEY LEAST1HE/MOUSE IS 5AV5 IV6RV WEALTHY. HE IS.. \ RI6HT? . U/UT DON T WE CALL HIM ON THE PHONE AND ASK HIM TO 5ENDU5 A UMO? THAT'S/MAY'PE EVEN TOUR (A STRETCH IDEA? X U M O .. J THEY WEED M3 THE NEW HEAD OF M K X A tt CDMPIMN57HRT AtOTOFMOUV iS WASTED 0 0 ACHCS AND AAlAJS THAT URW 5/T TO BE WOTHtfjS OLOPKSOOTDHEAD UP MEDICARE Syphilis can be treated qucntly crossing my leg*. Evidently, th e p r c a iu r e on o n e leg from th e DEAR DR. GOTT: About <0 y ea rs other earned a nerve to malfunction. ago, I think that I contracted syphilis. I think th a t thU d octor i t terrific. B ecause I w as a teen -ag er and was Not only did lie u v e me from unnee afraid my parents would discover my PETER c»»ary le ttin g and poaaible aurgery, se c re t, I received no trea tm e n t and but I no longer have aymptoms, now merely crossed my fingers. GOTT, M.D that I ait without crossing my legs As an adult. I'm now waiting for the o th e r sh o e — if th e re is on e — to drop. I don't w ant to suffer dem entia DEAR READER: Indeed, your doc o r so m e o th e r co m p lic atio n of tor is terrific. I wish that th e rest of us syphilis. How can I tell if I harbor the were as good disease? DEAR DR. GOTT: A few years ago, Crossing our legs often results in a DEAR R EA D ER: With a sim p le I d ev elo p ed a rig h t foot d ro p . foot “falling asleep,’ tingling and pinsblood test that your doctor can order. Believing that I had a pinched nerve. I and needles. However, we can easily Actually, you may already have had w ent to a rrs p c c tc d n eu ro su rg eo n o v erlo o k th e p o ssib ility th a t su ch such a test If, after your exposure, you who. alter testing me. concluded that pressure on the nerve can also result were married. In most states, a blood I su ffered n erv e d am ag e from fre- In weakness and a foot drop. test for syphilis Is required for a m ar riage license. Although relatively rare today and easily treated with antibiotics, syphilis rem ains a serious disease. Known as the “great pox’ (to distinguish it from smallpox, an equally dangerous d is­ ease), syphilis was a health scourge o nly a few c e n tu r ie s ag o , w hen it killed millions of people in Europe and Rat. i g . the Americas. Therefore, your strate­ Mountaingy of w atchful w aiting w as not p ru ­ dent. On the other hand, the fact that you have not developed symptoms during th e past four decades Is pretty good evidence that you did not. In fact, con­ tract syphilis. If you had. you'd be sick or dead N onetheless, to resolve this issue, you need a blood test. Ask your doctor about this. DEAR DR. GOTT: Help! I'm a 70 y ear-o ld w om an w hose fin g ern ails have started to split, te ar and chip. Do you have any suggestions? DEAR READER: Such changes in th e fin g ern ails can be ca u se d by a 10 I I variety of factors, Including anem ia, psoriasis, protein deficiency, hypothy­ h i roidism — and ju st plain aging If you nd are otherwise in good health and your doctor h as pronounced you fit, your fingernails m ight improve if trea ted with eith er of two unlikely products: Healthy Hoof or Bag Balm. As you may have guessed, these are used in the fanning Industry to help cows. However, s e m a l re a o rrs have extolled th eir virtues In replenishing nails. The products, which are avail­ able In farm supply stores, a re m as­ BPsaged into the nails twice a day. I'm told that after several weeks of tre a t­ 45 m ent, th e fingernails re tu rn to n o r­ ma). □mnnnn ramnnnn nnniim nnnnnn □nnnnn nnnnnra nnn nnn nnn nnnn nnn nnnn nnnn nnnnnn rann nnn nnn nnn □□□nnn nnnn □nnn nnn nnnn □nn nniTi nnn nmnnnn nnnnnn nnmmnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn 53“ 55 b y T.K . Ryan D o yo u practice? Once, I was on a wine lasting panel for a magazine. One evening, another m e m b er of th e p an el said th a t sh e could ta ste gasoline in the wine. My Im m ediate rea ctio n w as to ask h e r w hether it w as reg u lar o r prem ium . And how did she know thia? Did she ta s te d iffe re n t fu e ls fa r p ra c tic e ? Bizarre! JOHUttO*/,! you HAvt o w n to West * 7«i 4 V 7« a 7• s • 10*17 ^ ^ V U S S R 8S8??“ q t ■ KJ a q • 4 4 S 4 3 le a k a A K J IB V A q 10 B a A K J IB s your gams are not kkety to come through POt f OMOOlWfi I T AftOfJNO I ■ sp rt, foeyt match your behevfor. TAURUS (April M M t y M ) Some C -* “ - » ■-*a - ■ - fc- — ----------- a Thursday, Feb. IB, IBM oRnumi rwormanon rmgnt m piftMO Developments that wtt charga up your you today. Before uaing i . h ow ner, I hopaa and axpedabona wM untold In a consistent manner In the year ahead. FuMbnom Is posafols where you met taiuro previously AOIMMMS (don. BB-Feb. IB) MMafcee can be made N an important matter is handled Impulsively today. Carefully study a l aspects end donl make a move Aquarius, keel youraed to a hlrthdey g *. Sand tor your Astro-Graph pratockons tor the yaar ahead by rearing M and BASE to Astro-Graph, cto Bms nswspspsr, P O Boa 17M, Murray Hri Station. New York, NY 101M- Be aura to stale your zodtoc sign. MriCCS (Fob SMIVBh M | MaanmgM objectives are achievable tor you el BBs tone. Begin with your.lea#) Important WWOMt I soon?MOM B N I a v a • your L tlO H T IH by Jim Davis BOMI ROM MN BtOUICLJDCXSOkl V %1 3 3 0 3 3 AAKQJ 3 THIS )0 t. OFFICB critinn iu •W XiiCS'aeiU PHILLIP ALDER a is ts Bndge deals can be weird too. gome occur at the table, but more are com ­ posed. This one was dream ed up by * — Dr. Cy Lee. from Canada. How many Vulnerable: Both In no-trump. South can be held to II tric k s can South ta k e if th e d eal la Dealer. South played in each of th e five denom ina­ tricks. In all four suits, though. South tions: no-trum p, spades, h earts, d ia­ can make a grand slam! Bmik W est North Beat monds and dubs? 10 Haas 3 * Pass Let's consider seven hearts on, say, Pass 3 V Pass a d u b lead. D eclarer wins In the dum ­ I• VNT Pass BV All pass T h e d e a l is in H ugh D arw en 'a my. discarding a spade from hand. He “Bridge Magic* (Faber k Faber. IB73), plays a trum p to th e eight and nine. Opening lead: ?? This book U the last word in double­ South cash es his two top diam onds, dum m y problem s — th o se in which ruffs a diamond in tjie dummy, throws you w ork o ut th e solution know ing his last spade loser on a top club, fi­ a n d all p o ssib le lead s, you will see w here all S3 cards are situated. nesses the heart queen, draws E ast’s that South can always win every trick. last trump, and claims. Amazing! Ignore my attem pt a t a If you analyte all the suit contracts cMasks MCAlac. ding sequence. In which £ THIS L i m e nm w * EMPLOY M fN T North a 3 t adh work as was. ah e ray o u rcB VIRGO (Aug- BB-Bept. i t ) Today s c a n t b eat davolopm ants could slrongthon your donl spin your knancM posawn in a uraqus mamor, but Cl � 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 18, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 18, 1998. 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No. 107 - Sanford, Florida Will 10,000 names stop nude dancing? those who do not com ply Their latest ellort to cover up Sem inole Is in the form ol a proposed ordinance to lx* reviewed hv (he Hoard ol County C om m issioners. The group Intends to c o lle d 10.000 signatures o f eligible voters W ithin lit) days after the n-qul Uy RUSS W H IT E I In .il«l S taff W rltrr__________________________________ SANFORD A group known as tlir Sem inole County Cltt/rns lor D rrrn ry want no m orr nude dancing In tilt* county and still p n ia lllc s for Adult entertainment: Citizens meet tonight site uumtier of names Is vended hy the S iijh tv Isor ol Flections and rejxirtrd to die hoard, the IICC would have to hold a public meeting and vole on the question o f the adoption o f the proposed ordinance to Ire held at the next general election . G ellin g the Issue to the voters would he a Vic lory In Itself, say m em bers of the Sem inole County If the llo a id failed to enact the pioposed o n ll nance. It shall, hv resolution, call a referendum See P e titio n . Pa ge 2A Cop official implicated, coach resigns in scandal By M A R IA O REM Herald Si,ill Writer______________ Gentlo Touch, the now namo lor SynSations. a body scrub business oporatod by Bob Waldort. was visited Tuesday by concerned citizen Stan Bessmor Tho two men discuss adult entertainment and Waldorf s now endeavor, below Waldort foundod the nude club. House ol Babes, in Fern Park llrra ld S taff W rltrr The Lake Mary High School Rams football team has a new head coach, replacing Doug Peters, who resigned last year. S e e P a g e 1 B taken. Some o f the more annoyed residents In the Casselberry/Fcm Park urea have scheduled a town hall m eeting 7 p.m. tonight at the Casselberry Library. They've Invited co m m is­ sioners Win Adam s and Kandy Morris to a t ­ tend. Boh W est, who Is challenging Morris In this year's election, ulso is expected to at- See Meeting. Page 2A Area school bus drivers hone skills to compete Prom Staff Reporta SANFORD - School bus d riv­ ers from Sem inole County will be navigating a different route during the 15th annual Safety and Skills Com petition on Feb. 28. There will be 50 bus drivers from public schools pa rtici­ pating tn 11 events. More than 40 counties tn Florida will hold sim ilar com petitions to deter­ mine Hie team that will repre­ sent Its school district. Events Included In the w rit­ ten and driving skills tests arc student load (ability to execute safe student pick-up); rullroad r ji ............ SB M c D o w e ll lar to thr one M cDowell en lerrd prior to his resignation. McDowell and Smith fare pen allies ranging from probation to prison lor leaking out Intorm.itlou about a federal probe and a locker room raid hy U S. Secret Service agents Oct. 2M. 11)97. During that raid, agen ts seized four cellular plum es Form er UCF football player. Patrick Hriuson w as suhsr- qurntly arrested and charged for selling the phones. At the lim e, Hrtnson worked as an A T A T technician. Upon further questioning, court records sliow Ural McDowell and Sm llh lied dur­ ing Ih r Investigation and that Smith, who oltrn travels with the tram, told the coach that players could be under Invest I- Bee Coach. Page 2A From Bfaff Reports crossing test: hack up test; straight line test; dim inishing clearance test: serpentine test: offset nlley test: right turn test: curhllne: stop line test; prrtrlp Inspection. The top three-person team from Sem inole will particip ate tn the state com petition tn Lakeland this spring. S em in ole County huB either won or placed in 12 o f the 14 state com petitions. Th e com petition will begin at H a.m. at the Sem inole County Consolidated Tran sp orta tion Services tn W inter Springs. The winners will receive trophies, plaques, and cash awards 'i f . 4 IN D E X r t h ^ f i H ____ ____ 4B-5B Gana Hagan has a way with beasties By RUSS WHITE In Sports Today: D a v id S m ith Sanford Employee of the Year A g ra n d fa th e r of all d ile m m a s CASSELBERRY - Grandfathering Expect to hear a lot about this term • grandfathering • the next month or two as the Hoard o f Sem inole County C om m ission ­ ers w restle with a devilish decision on the adult entertainm ent Industry. The residents o f the southern end o f the county say they've suffered long enough, that It Is time to move the adult clubs som e­ where else • like Sanford. Three o f the five county com m issioners fa ­ vor grandfathering • or allow ing the present clubs to stay where they are. Club owners have been cooperating with the county to make significant changes, and an ordinance for grandfathering Is being drawn up. Assistant County Attorney Lonnie G rool said an Initial draft o f the ordinance will he ready this week. The ordinance and scheduling o f two pu b­ lic meetings would have to he advertised b e­ fore the com m ission would vole. If that vole were today, three o f Hie five com m issioners would vote for grandfathering. That leaves tim e for citizens groups to take action, groups which may have some say before the actual grandfathering vote Is O l(IA N lK ) A form er Sem i nole County S h eriffs offlelal has I h-i -ii im plicated In a scan dal involving the Illegal use ol cellular telephones which led lo the resignation Tuesday ol University o f Central Florida loothall coach Gene McDowell David Smith. Ilie funner ill rector ol lire sh ertlfs Juvenile crim e division, as pari ol a felony plea agn-enirnl Is rx (M-clrd to plead guilty for his role d iin n g a federal 111vest Iga lion ol cellular plum e misuse am ong m em bers nf the Golden Knlghls loothall team Smllh. -Hi. Is Ih r lather of UCF player Maurlee Sm llh and fon u rr UCF player Marquette Smith He resigned earlier this mouth Irom his post at the sh eriffs oilier citing personal reasons •ll's an iiidortu natr silua lion.* said Sem inole County Sherilt Don Kslm grr. 'l i e had a stellar career and this is an uulortunalr w ay lo end il.* The plea agreement is sum- Dear A b b v .......... Dr. Gott ............... Horoscope.......... Pennle ................. ____ SB . Obituaries , , , S p o rts ........... i v \ . .......... ■bather ........ .......... 2A SANFORD • Lawrence llugan has been named em ployee of the year for Hie City of S an ­ ford. ilagan, an em ployee for 22 years, works In the utilities departm ent. Ilagan and Ills crew cover public rclallons. m rtrr reading, and general trouble shooting. In his letter o f nom ination. Ilagan Is praised for Ills 'can do and steady allltu d e o f g e t­ ting thr job done und being re­ liable. courteous and steadfast In an oftrn thankless and very stressful Job." 'P u b lic relations Is a large part o f his job and Lawrence ilagan does It very w ell...lie also lias a way wiHi Hie beasties. Many lim es when other personnel have no suc­ cess In ge llin g onto properly hi-cause o f ‘ had* dogs. Ihry have sent an S.O.S. and d e ­ ferred lo Ih r C rocodile Dundeetype anim al m esm erizing talent I-iw Trncr lias.* Lawrenco Hagan accepts his awards plaque for Employee of the Year from Sanlord Mayor Larry Dale. On the police beat Hotel robbery and plane crash keep local investigators busy From S ta ff Reports ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - On Monday. Jan. 19. at 9:25 a.m.. A ltam onte Springs Police De­ partm ent responded to Best W estern, at 150 Douglas Ave. #310. reference an armed robbery and aggravated battery. Upon arrival. Hie o ffi­ cer met with two victim s. Frank Becker and Jason Fulmlno. both o f Tam pa. The victim s stated that at 8:20 a.m. the suspects knocked on their room door saying Uiey were room service. Fulmlno opened the door and was a t ­ tacked with an unknown type weapon. Becker was hit with the telephone receiver. The v ic ­ tims chased the suspects, who left with an un­ disclosed amount o f money, out o f the room. Becker staled that he had met one o f Hie suspects Hie night before a bar. Both su s­ pects w ere Identified. D etectives Chuck Grist and John Drlnkwater. along with the Orange County SherHTs OfTlce. arrested David W ayne Hare In Orlando. There Is probable cause to arrest the second suspect. W esley Barron Hall, who Is wanted for the attack and should be considered arm ed. I f you have any Inform ation about Hall, please contact Detective Chuck Bee Investigate, Page 2A S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R D H ER A LD FO R T H E B E S T L O C A L N EW S C O V E R A G E . C a lf3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �2A • Santord H«r«M. Santord, Flonda • Wednesday. January J r 1990 Meeting----City to host celebration W INTER S I’RINGS - S uper Bowl Sunday will offer m o re than |ust football to the resi­ dents of W inter Springs. On Sunday. Jan 25. the citv will hold cerem onies to d e d i­ cate a new city park and cut the ribbon on Its new police headquarters. John V. Torcaso Park, named in honor o f the form er mayor, will be dedicated at 2 p m. Th e park Is located next to the lire station at the c o m e r of North Moss Road and First Street. The park will fea tu re basketball courts and a c h il­ dren's playground Just down the street at 3 00 N. Moss Road, the W in ter Springs Police D epartm en t will open its doors to the com m unity and cut the ribbon on the new John G ovoruhk Public Safety Building, the W inter Springs High School Band will puw ide the e n le italnm em prior to the c e r e ­ mony startin g at 2:30. the ribbon cu tting Is sch ed­ uled for 3 and w ill be follow ed by an open house from 3 to 5. Tours o f the new police station will be available. For m ore in form ation contact OfTIcer Robin B em osky. pu blic Inform ation o fficer at 327- 1000. C on tin u ed from Page 1A tend. "W e want reasonable re­ sults." says Ralph Foulds. President of the Dike o f the W oods Homeowners A sso cia ­ tion. "If II isn't possible to sweep these clubs out, at least keep them from expanding." Foulds Is concerned that new d u b s such a s Sassy Mcrlot and VIP Gold, vvhtdi have c h a l­ lenged the county In court, may also attem pt to he grandfa­ thered with the older clubs. L e­ gal fees have cost the county $190,000. T i n afraid o f what's going to happen If they grandfather the old d u b s ." says Stan Hessm er o f English Estates. English Unit. Those Interested can also receive Inform ation through the Internet l>v signing on to receive e mail. O nce online, click on the e-m ail addrrss on screen and type Crim e Alert In the subject l>ox and send. T h e sh eriffs Internet address ts w-ww.scmlnoleshcrtfT.org. For Inform ation, call 330 600. ext, 377 or 2 18, or fax al 330-6657. College seeks volunteers SANFORD • Sem inole C o m ­ m unity College ts seeking v o l­ unteers for Us Learning P a rt­ ners program Volunteers will tutor adults who arc learning lo m id or speak English as a second lan­ guage. or building baste re a d ­ ing. English or math skills. Volunteers may choose from day or evening hours at several Instructional sites throughout the county. A new tutor training course orientation will be offered Feb. 4 at 6:30 p m. at SCO. Build­ ing B230. 100 W eldon Blvd . Sanford. Training, m aterials and professional support a rc provided free. For Inform ation, call Janet Blake at 328-2163. Crime Alert fax network SANFORD - The S em in ole County S h eriffs O ffice C rim e Prevention Unit lias en han ced Its Crime Alert fax n otification system. The system enables the com m unity and businesses to receive crim e alert bu lletins affecting their areas via a fax number, accordin g to Richard Kay o f the Crim e Prevention are h rld the last Monday of each munth. Seniors and Jun­ iors from Oviedo and the graduating class o f 2000 from W inter Springs arc also w e l­ com e to attend. For UiformaUon, call Pam I T o d a y : Partly cloudy and mild. Highs In the m id-70*. Lows In the upper-50* to near 60. Tfc— day: Cloudy. Highs In the u pper-70*. Lows In the low -60s. F rid a y: Partly cloudy w ith a ch ance o f th u n d er­ storms. Illgh s In the low to m id-70s. Lows In the upper 60s. SO LU N AR TAB LE : min. 11:45 a.m.. m a j . 5:35 b o i l , min. — p.m ., maj. 5:55 p.m. TID E S: D s j t o o s B lo c k ; high: 1:37 a.m.. 1:50 p.m.. low: 8:06 a.m., 8:13 p.m. N ew S m yrn a B each: high: 1:42 a.m., 1:55 p.m .. low: 8:11 a.m., 8:18 p.m.. OUTLOOK I C o e o o B each: high: 1:57 a.m.. 2:10 p.m., low: 8:26 a.m., 8:33 W EDNESDAY TH U RSD AY P t c ld jr 7 6 6 9 C lo u d y 7 7 6 3 p.m. FRID AY SATURDAY I R E A C H C O N O fT fO N t S torm * 73 68 S torm s 68 88 _ " D ayton s B eech A N ew Sm yrn a B each: Seas are 23 fe e l w ith a m oderate chop. W ater tem perature at Daytona is 61 degrees and H * iw a r * th e w in n in g n u m b e r* • e l e c t e d o n T u e s d a y in th e at New Sym rna, 62 degrees. F lo r id * L o ttery : W inds are from the south­ Fentaiy • east a t 10-15 m.p.h. 7-*-10-17-2* Lotto (Jon. 17) 1-3-11-3S-40-M ir a m s n c * — LOTTERY Tko U g h tN s y e rs ts n la S u h r S T M tS a j woo SS degree* u 4 the oversight lew wee 47. Beoorded ndoisW See the ye rie4 easing ot SO a.sa., tirtiitd *QO §111*1 1 , tftR RiiM ....................7:19 R.m. •Bun*ct.................. 5:86 p.m. B * 3k S i L w J e em u I R S B 04-3 | Sanford H erald "S en in g Sanford. Lake Mary and Sem inole County Since 1908“ Wednesday. January 21,1998 • Vol. 90, No. 107 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Repubhc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N. French A v e , Sanford, FL. 32771 Phone: (407} 322-26tl Fax: (407) 323-9408 STRATTON D am e Kozak • PuUaher Odessa P u ?i • B u w e u Manager Term Canes Melinda Mom* Unde Spiegel ADVEfrnSMQ Chns Sharp - Manager Etane Giddans Roxzo Lavender Cheryl Stone i Warner - Manager Sandy Presley o r c u l a t io n EkuMtn Bennen Margaret Staley EMTOMAL Lacy Lear - Fancy JeSBeitracka Shan Bred* Don* Owtncti David Frazier Courtney L»fl#«r U tn* Orem Dean Smith Tommy Vlncart Suun Wanner Hu m White PRODUCTION Frank Vnaorma - Manager Penodcal Postage P a d al Sardord. Honda and additional maOng oOcea U S P S 461ZBQ Puslmasiar Sard address changes lo The SANFORD HERALD PO Bos 1667 StNord. F I 32772-1667 Republic Cheryl Srrsm PRESS S STRIPPING Robert 'Skip' Cowan Mark Savow B * Egan Etwm TynH. Jr * Head Pressman Subscription Rale* (Oaky t Sunday) 3 Month* 6 Months 1 War Home Delivery *19 50 $3900 17800 Mak 124 00 S4SOO $9600 Florida Resident, add 7% sales las to above rale* Newspapers, Inc. adult clubs which could be grandfathered by the county. ‘ I've heard the talk about firandfnlhrrlng. I've heard what people think If thry don‘1 grandfather. W ould all these businesses go som ew here else? And would that be Sanford? T h r s c businesses are alw ays going to Ire around. If not here, then Sanford o r som ew here else. It makes no difference where they go, they'll go and there will be people who go to them. That's a gim me. Guys will search and find these plares no m atter w herr they arc." C lil/ens lot D rrency. The petition request to S a n ­ dra Goard. Supervisor o f E lec­ tions, w as submitted by pastor Mark George o f the Community Untied Methodist Church In Casselberry. Goard said today that she has approved the group's re­ quest to circulate the petition. It Is in com pliance with the Sem inole County Home Rule Charter and County Code. Her review does not represent a le­ gal review o f the ordinance which is proposed lo be adoptrd by Initiative. T i l e idea Is lor the citizen s to show they do not agree with the "Anything Gitcs" attitude shared by three o f the county com m issioners.” C om m is­ sioner Grant Maloy said today. T h e y believe th rrr should be certain standards o f decency In • business nr pithlle places. ‘ Most people I know can't understand why the dancers In litis county shouldn't wear Gst rings as they do in Orange County," Maloy said. Malay and others trying to elim inate total nudity say they have been harassed by backers o f the adult entertainm ent In­ dustry. Th e pctitlun Is a way Continued from P a g * LA io n lor cellular phone fraud. , captain Em ory Green o f S an ­ ford.' and'usked If players w ere using cellular phones Illegally. Oreen said he w as unaware o f It. McDowell then told Green lo tell players to correct the situation because any players Involved would be In serious trouble, according to the plea agreem ent. In his resignation letter to UCF Athletic Director Steve Sloan, McDowell said. 'I am tendering this resignation A small vshiefs flippod over at about 5 p.m. Tues­ day noar the intersection of Stale Road 40 and Air­ port Boulevard near Sanford. There were no fatal** stand up and make a differ­ ence. ‘ Other counties have token a stand," M aloy said. ‘ It's tim e this one did, too.” Those opposed to the Issue say that total nudity ts not the ties, however, those In the csr were taken to s nearby hospital for treatment of injuries suffered in the scodont No other cars were Involved. problem In the county. B e­ cause nude dan cing la defined by the Suprem e Court as a form o f expression. It can b e regulated. In nearby St. J o h n ’s County, where dancers must wear bikinis, there are m ore Investigate based upon my decision to re­ solve the federal Investigation - in - a ..w a y u b a u h opefu lly, w ill tasks Ik s - k s s l amount o f em ­ barrassm ent and trouble to you a n d the U niversity o f C en ­ tral Florida. I sincerely a p o lo ­ gize for any p rob lem * that my actions and Judgment In the cellular teleph one tnvestlgallon m ay have caused this U niver­ sity." McDowell. 57, has been coaching the Knights sin ce 1965 and has been credited with raising the team to n a­ tional statua. UCF offensive coordin ator Mike Kruczek h a* been nam ed Interim coach. Taxes aren’t quite so high! DEAR READERS Recently. I an­ swered a letter from a reader in Ne­ braska about the viability of renting her land. In the letter, through my error, her lazes were reported as (21.000 a year, with an extra zero in­ advertently added. The taxes were (2.100, which is a far more reasonable number. Many ol you wrote in to ask how in the world anyone could pay (21,000 in real eitate taxes on a (200.000 farm. You were absolutely correct, and I do apologize. HarsM PSoto by CXrt* Sharp Car flips, injuries minor Coach SRa*"-5*• i>ra- I L O C A L F O WS C a S T W aldorf said that he was the original owner o f House o f Babes, whlrh Is one o f (he Petition OVIEDO - Projrct G radu a­ tion. an all-nighl drug and al­ cohol-free party for Oviedo High School sen iors, will m eet Jan. 26 at 7 p.m. In the coach's room by the gym. Th e Anal two lund-ralslng projects w ill be discussed. The T-shirt design contest will grt underway with seniors subm itting designs to the com m ittee through the school office. The winning design w ill receive a ticket to the party and a $25 gift certificate. P a r­ ents o f students from Oviedo and W in ter Springs high school students arc w elco m e to attend the m eetings, which The Sem inole County Pu blic Library will offer the follow in g Internet sem inars from 7 to 9 p.m. to help patrons find In­ formation o f em ploym ent, c o n ­ sumer affairs and governm en t: Jan. 27. Oviedo Branch. 3668150: Feb. 3. Sanford Branch. 322-2182; Fch. 10. Lake M arv Branch. 321-2419; Feb. 17. Longwood Branch. 862-2282. censed therapist. Th e place opens at 10 n.m. and stays open to 2 u.m. There's a sign thnt rends: ‘ Men's Full Service Salon. You Nerd Us. W e Knead You. G en ­ tle Touch M assage Is w rlttm In lilfi letters. ‘ W r'rr not hrraktng any laws, and business has lieen good." said W aldorf. ‘ T h e S h e riffs O ffice Iras been In a couple o f times. W e're OK. W r'rr not an adult entertainm ent business. W e a rr licensed therapists." Lt. Sam my G ibson from Ihc S h eriffs O fllcc said the Gentle Touch Massage salon has eom pllrd lo county rules. T h rrr would Ire fu rth er checks, o f course. C o n tin u ed from Page 1A Oviedo Project Graduation Internet access at the library W oods. T h o s e horses m ay go up again at C irru s C itru s and there will be neon signs up and down 17-92." Bessmer. 75. is a comm unity activist who Is not the least hit shy nlHiul Investigating the adult entertainm ent scene along 17-72. On Tuesday, h r visited with Boh W aldorf who manages Gentle Touch M as­ sage at 9202 South llw y. 17-92. Gentle Touch is the new name for Syn-Saltuns. a body scrub business that has turned over a new leaf. Everything at Gentle Touch, W ald orf said, ts above board. Custom ers com e In for a session In a hoi tub or to receive a m essage from a li­ SMART M ONET I am going to college full time for a liberal arts degree and have absolute­ DEAR BRUCE: My wife and 1 are ly no lime for any extra work except considering selling our present home perhaps a few hours on weekends. Is and buying another. Our combined this a fable or did you in fact work full yearly salary is between ($5,000 and time as an undergraduate student? — (90.000. The home we are looking al N.C, Iowa City, Iowa will cost between (350,000 and (400,000.1 know that in aome parts of DEAR N.C.: Why would you think the country, this would seem tike a lot this is a (able? There are literally hun­ of money — but in a ski resort area dreds of thousands ol people like me outside of Vail, Colo., this amount is who had no alternative but lo work the norm for modest homes. while pursuing an undergraduate At first glance. It looks out of reach: degree. I was not only married, but however, we have equity in excess of had children bora in my freshman (200.000 In our current home. I would year,junior year and senior year, lenlike to invest the 1200,000 and borrow tered undergraduate school at age 25, the money on the mortgage. My wife in­ graduating at 2*. Was it the smart way sists that we put the entire proceeds of to go? Clearly not, but I made my bed this home into the house we are buying, by enlisting in the Air Force at 18 and to reduce our mortgage. If you were in our position, what would you do? 1 was too busy upon my return to start college. Was it a good experience? You should note that we are moving because bet your life. Was it easy? No, but in our family has grown. — D C, Vail, Colo. your mid-20a, you should be able to DEAR D.C.: You are being realistic; garner the stamina to do as I have de­ if there weren't a lot of equity in your scribed Let's lace it: You are the only present home, there is no way you beneficiary, so why shouldn't you have could afford a home at (350,000 to to work your tail off for it? (400,000. with the income cited. In theory. I would put as little money down as 1could. You will have to come I believe the argument that one has up with al least (70,000 on a (350.000 to spend more lime with one's family home 120 percent). 1 would be much is specious. Quality lime is more Im­ more inclined to invest the remaining portant than quantity lime, and one (130.000 in the marketplace. It may be, must have priorities. The whole family however, that the lender will want you will benefit by your getting an educa­ to make a larger down payment — tion. Admittedly, some of us are a Uttle thereby lowering your monthly obli­ quicker on the uptake in studying than gation lo a number that could be han­ others. However, it is my contention dled with your canted income, not your that with the appropriate sacrifices, anyone who Is college material can investment income. graduate in four or five years and work DEAR BRUCE I have read that you full time during that period. As one of went back to college after an Air Force my "full time” Jobs, for about two years stint and your marriage, and that you I drove a Brown k White cab in worked full time and went to school Newark, N J , from 4 pm, to 7 a.m six full time 1 find this difficult to believe. days a week. Contlnwtf from P a g * LA Grist at 830-3980. And tn **C a»srlb erry. "Robert Gutterson. 36. of S em in ole County, was killed Sunday. Jon. 18. when his experimental aircraft crashed Into Lakr clubs and little m eans o f regu ­ lating. Sponsors o f the no nudity petition expect to gather the 10.000 signatures In a very, short time. Kathryn shortly alter takeoff. Gutterson tried to land his aircraft after the engine started to act up. The plane was d e­ stroyed upon hitting th* lake. Investigators covering the case believed that OutterMin’ 1 was knocked unconscious os a re­ sult o f the crash. CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOPS Th e City of Lake Mary will hold a series of public participation workshops to analyze the performance of the goals, objec­ tives and policies contained in the Comprehensive Plan over the past five year*. Th e firm, Ivey, Harris & Walls, Inc. will pre­ sent changes that have occurred In Lake Mary during the fiveyear period. During these workshops citizens can interact and assist with the interpretation of the performance ol the adopt­ ed Comprehensive Plan. Every citizen is encouraged to voice their opinion on planning issues that are important lo (he qual­ ity of life in the Lake Mary Community For further information please call 324-3049. Please join us. Refreshments will be provided. L O C A T IO N : T H E C IT Y C O M M IS S IO N CHAM BERS L A K E M A R Y C IT Y H A L L fOO N O R T H C O U N T R Y C L U B R O A D L A K E M ARY. F L O R ID A T O P IC S T O B E D IS C U S S E D : W o r k s h o p 1: January 28, at 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Conservation Recreation and O pen Space Elements W o rk s h o p 2: February 4. at 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Future Land Use Element W o r k s h o p 3; February 11. at 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Traffic Circulation Element W o f tlllw p l; February 16, at 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Infrastructure Element W o r k s h o p S: February 25, at 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Intergovernmental Coordination and Capital Improvement Elements l �Sanford HeraJd. Sanford, Florida •Wednesday. January 21,1998 •3 A NOTICE OF CHANGE OF LAND USE Seminole High School Teacher of the Year Sominoto High School's Toachor of the Yoar is director ol bands Jolt Jordan. Jordan, who holds a mas­ ter's dogroo from tho Unlvorsity ol Kansas, has been Seminole's band director since 1987 and has pub­ lished two original works lor band. Under Jordan's direction, the SHS band has consistently achioved honors In district and stato competi­ tions and has had students partici­ pate with tho Florida Symphony Youth Orchestra, tho Florida All State Band and Orchestra, and tho London Symphony. Jordan has served on tho executive board in tho Florida Bandmaster's Associa­ tion, and as tho district chairman and secretary. Jordan was de­ scribed by Assistant Principal Verna Jackson as an ‘ innovative instructor and a mover and shaker In state and national hand activi­ ties* Jordan rocoivos congratula­ tions from SHS Principal Grotchon Schapkor. P W U C M r t n f • ( J a h i C u ll a n NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City ol Lake Mary City Commission will hold a public hearing lo discuss a small scale amendment lo the City's Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map and to review a Developers Agreement between the City ol Lake Mary and Learning Unlimited International Schools, Inc. This meeting will be held Thursday, February 5, 1998, at Lake Mary City Hall, 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida at 7:00 P.M. The property to be considered lor the small scale amendment Is approximately 10 acres in size. The applicant is requesting a change in future land use designation from Medium Density Residential. MDR, to Public - Semi Public. The property is located at the west side of Rantoul Lane, approximately 2.600 feet south of the CR46A and immediately north of the City's athletic fields, more particularly described as follows: AMENDEO LEGAL DESCRIPTION Commencing at the Southeast comer of the Northwest quarter of Section 4. Township 20 South. Range 30 East. Seminole County. Florida: run thence S 00°08'22* E along the East line of the Southwest quar­ ter of Section 4, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, for a distance 400.00' more or less to the Southeast comer of Parcel 5A; run thence along the South line of Parcel 5A on a bearing of N 88*58’52‘ W a dis­ tance of 60.00' to the POINT OF BEGINNING; Proceed thence Westerly along the South line of said Parcel 5A on a bearing of N 88‘ 58'52" W a distance of 1.158.00'; thence N 00*08'22* W a distance of 320.00'; thence S 88°58'52' E a distance of 658 00'; thence N 00*08'22* W a distance of 130.00'; thence S 88*58'52* E a distance of 500.00' to a point 60 00' West of the East line of said Parcel 5A; thence S 00*08'22*E a distance ot 450.00' to the Point ol Beginning, containing 10.00 acres. A copy of the Comprehensive Plan, Future Land Use Map and proposed amendment and the proposed Developers agreement are available lor inspection in the Community Development Office. Lake Mary City Hall. 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary, Florida. Monday through Friday, from 8 00 A M. until 5 00 P.M., or you may call 324-3049 for Information concerning this amendment Interested parties may appear and be heard regarding the proposed amendment or written comments may bB filed with the City Clerk at 100 North Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS MEETING IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADEQUATE RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO ENSURE THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. Persons with disabilities needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the City's ADA Coordinator at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting at (407) 324-3024. City of Lake Mary, Florida Carol A. Foster, City Clerk i Dated: January 21,1996 r .* x - t " * j hi t u ■ x p m fm r -• ' -o : 1 ‘ 1 Itcm i U k$n out of •toro Latoya Bryant, 1H. o f 2513 DafTodlul Terr., Sanford, was arreatrd Sunday by S rm ln o lr County deputies. Bryant wan charged with retail tlielt and arrested In the 3000 block of L ik e Mary Boulrvard. Bryant Is accused o f ulluwlng som e people to takr Items out of store where she Is em ployrd. Rotail thoft Benjamin W illiam s, 18. of 3425 Lincoln Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by S em i­ nole County deputies. W il­ liams was c h a rg o l with retull theft and arrested In the 3600 block o f Lake Mary Boulevard. Pot smollt Ignacio Saldivar-Keyes. 20. o f 2625 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by S em i­ nole County deputies. He was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Of­ ficer went Into house at the above address when he smelled cannabis em itting from It. Cannabis arrast Jesus Sanchez. 21, o f 2625 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, was a r ­ rested Sunday by S em in ole County deputies. Sanchez was charged with possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Burglary arrast Darrius Butler. 24, o f 124 Scott Dr., Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by A ltam on te Springs police. Butler was charged with burglary, loitertng/prowting and possession o f burglary tools. Butler was a n rested in the 500 block o f Or­ ange Drive. Multlpls ehargss Elijah Orooms, 25, o f 821 Holly Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by A ltam on te Springs police. Oroom s was charged with burglary, loiterIng/prowllng. possession of burglary tools, resisting w ith ­ out violence and obstruction b y disguise. Oroom s w as arrested In the 400 block o f State Road 436. Disorderly conduct Linda Laureano, 31. o f 214 Laurel Ave., Sanford, was a r ­ rested Monday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Laureano was charged with disorderly conduct and battery and arrested in the 500 block o f South Park Avenue. Report said that Laureano got into a fight with another wom an. The DUI arrest Douglas Ballry, 40, o f 390 Sm rdley Ln.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by Sanford p o ­ lice. Bailey was charged with DUI and reckless driving and arrested on Sem inole Boule­ vard. Burglary arrast. David Myers. 37, o f 245Q Byrd Ave., Sort ford, was arrested Monday by Sanford police. M yers was charged with bur­ glary and arrested ln the 1000 block o f Pine Avenue. W itn ess saw M yers allegedly taking Hems from a house. Mil i Inddsnts Tw o bikes totaling $ 1.100 were stolen Monday In the 000 block o f Palmetto Avenue. Jew elry and a vacuum/carpet sham poo system were stolen Tuesday ln the 2000 block o f Lake Avenue. 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Jim . 13. 1998. B om In Kennebec. S. D.. he m oved to Central Florida In 1967. Mr. Hall was a broker. He was a m em ber o f W in ter Park Presbyterian Church. H e served in the U.S. Navy during W orld W ar II and the Korean C on flict. Survivors In clu dr wife, Berta: daughters, Edle HallSmith. Patricia W ilson, troth o f W inter Park. Susan A lcock. Fam ham . England: sons. H a r­ old A. II. Sanford. Frank A.. D.ur R.. both o f W inter Park. John R.. Orlando: 13 gra n d ­ ch ildren . Daldwin-Falrchlld G oldenrod-W inter Park Chapel. W in ­ ter Park. In charge o f a r ­ rangem ents. Louise Boone. 73. Bell A v e ­ nue. Sanford, died Tuesday. Jan. 20. 1998. at Colum bia Medical Center Sanford. B om Feb. 2. 1924 In W llllston. she moved to Sanford In 1954. Mrs. Ikxine was a hom em aker. She was a m em ber of New Mount Calvary M il. Church. Survivors Include sons. W il­ liam Boone. W illie Jones, both o f Sanford; nine gra n d ch il­ dren: nine gran dch ildren . Hume Sunrise Funeral Sanford. In charge o f ur rangem ents. Magda and the challenge of the disabled W A S IIIN G T O N -Y e a rs ago when I lived In Drtrolt, my friend Magda's mom o c c a s io n ­ ally called her *a living doll.” Cute and bubbly. Magda would hear the com plim ent, laugh and keep moving. A self-described ‘ blur lirfore you r eyes,” she w as a som e­ time model who chatted up strangers at parlies, danced every record and looked great In anything. Recently, I saw h er for the first time In a decade. She looked Just the same, except for the w heelchair. Now that Magda. 36. has multiple scleros ts -th e progressive disease that ran rob young adults o f their vision, speech and/or in o b lllty -lh e living doll description Is Ironic. She hnd phoned to ask If I had heard nimurs that Barbie's w heelchair-using doll pal. Becky, can't fit Into Barbie's dream house. T h a t's how my life feels,* she said with a laugh. *l*eople always say. "Yeah, (your wheelchair) can get In' som eplace, bul oflen. (It) can't. They don't even n otice It.” Not so long ago. she admits. *1 didn't.” Actually. B e c k y -a hit since Mattel In tro ­ duced h rr last M a y - can get Into all three current dream house versions. The nightm arr Is grttln g h rr pink and purple w heel­ chair on the house's elevator. It won't fit. Mattel Is ‘ taking steps* toward making all Barbie products accessible, says spokeswom an Lisa McKrndall. Becky and railings. Uut seeing a metal chair contain a force like Magdn--whose disease progressed from b rief blindness In her right eye to She looked uwakenlng one day to find that her legs just the didn't w o rk -fo rce d m e to think: O f how I'd barely exam ined the h a rd ­ same ex­ ships affectin g m illions o f my disabled cept for neighbors. O f how Inaccessible restroom s, the wheel­ churrhes and my own hom e nre. O f how rffervescent. how graceful, som eone In a chair f w heelchair can be. ‘ Humor.* Magda begins describing a typical day. ‘ Is necessary.” Aw akening to h rr nurse's key In the door, she: wasn't targeted to the disabled, McKendall Uses her upper body and a pulley to continues. *We w ere trying to show a doll hoist h erself onto her bedside comfnode. with disabilities as reflective o f the real I Hills h erself onto her w heelchair and rolls world.* to the bathroom , wllh Its too-narrow d o o r­ Ironically. Mattrl succeeded. In the real way. la u n ch es h erself onto an adjacent, world, folks In w heelchairs often find e le ­ arm less rh a lr and Is pushed to the shower. vators and doors too narrow. Magda, a Slides over onto her shower chair. TUm s com m unications director for a labor union on the w ater ‘ which I love, sitting or who moved here from Detroit 11 years ago. standing.* and sings a h ym n -w h lc h Is has had to tide kitchen elevators In h otels much more fun than the dally sobbing that prrcrd rd h rr rrallratlon that *1 don't want and, once, even In the W hite House. In the real world, she knows, you can go to slay In a place o f tears." Finally, she says. ‘ I'm all cleaned up and from being som eone stared at longingly to being som eonr who makes others 'fa c e happy.” ” 1 had to slop w ishing for It to be the their fears. Just looking at you.” Visiting the Arlington. Va.. co-op. where way It was.” Magda continues. ‘ I believe-she had moved liefore her Illness. I saw or I'm leaning toward that—that I am that Magda Is still luckier than many: Her enough Just the w ay I am. That this m o ­ co-owners opted to pay for lobby ram ps ment Is a m arvel." 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Truth Is. even If Virginia Gaudreau didn’t take one or more of her grandchildren to the games, she would continue to attend. Just as she has for over 20 years. *1 keep all of the team’s schedules on my re­ frigerator so 1 can make sure I know when all of the games are being played.* Gaudreau ex­ plained. "Now that I’m a little older. I make sure I get out to all of the county games, but don't get to travel as much to the games that are farther away. It’s harder to travel that far when I Iiave the little ones, anyway.* The little ones she refers to are her grandchil­ dren. who accompany Oaudrvau to most of her games. In fart Gaudreau has been a staple not only at the games, but In the town for over 30 years. In 1965. Gaudreau and her husband, who have now been married for 41 years, moved to Sanford because of her husband's Job with the Navy. They had met In Washington DC. but once In Sanford, decided to make the small town their permanent home. After the Gaudreau’s three children were older and In school, she obtained employment with the school system. That was a big change from the Job she had working for the Department of Immigration In DC. Gaudreau has worked at Croom's Academy for 19 years In the food services department and liked the fact that her schedule allowed her the flexibility to be at home with her children when they weren't In school. From the beginning. Gaudreau’s children were Involved In sports. That's probably because of their parents, who srrre also very athletic. Bob Oaudrrau was v n y active In both track and tennis and excfl^d Ip both. ’ ’ J *1 was always a tom boy.* OaWdreau explained. *1 went to Catholic school, however, and at that time there were not athletics In those schools for girls. I eras always outside after school and on the weekends, though- I loved sports and still do.* Oaudreau's oldest daughter, Marry, was a cheerleader at Seminole High School and Is now an audiologist at Florida Hospital. Marry has three children. Scott (20). Josh (17) and Tyter (2). Both Scott and Josh have Inherited the ath­ letic abilities common In the family. Scott plays basketball and baseball while Josh plays base­ ball on the Lake Mary High School team. Scott Is now attending Seminole Community College and Josh la thinking about attending Georgia Tech when he graduates next year. Cathy la the youngest of the three and lives the furthest away. She Is only a short ride from her family, but Oaudrrau admits that as a mother and grandmother, any distance to too far. The dental assistant has one child. Destiny (2) and gets to spend a lot of time with her grandmother. The main reason for Oaudreau's attendance at i s k f Mary's games, however, to her middle child, Mike. *Mlkc played basketball almost from birth.* Oaudrrau explained. "He's very athletic but had the most talent and love for basketball. When he started playing ball. I had even more events to _____Instead of Just _ going _ to watch Marry _ attend rin i n r cheer. That's when 1 started making It to all the One of Oaudreau's favorite memories to of a sourl Valley College where he spent the past four seasons. He has coaching experience at the high school level, having served as offensive coordinator at Ed White High and Terry Parker High In the Jacksonville area. and defensively and brings a lot of enthusiasm to the program. He puts the kids first* Oaines was also pleased with the move. *1 was very Impressed with what he brings in terms of experience and what he can bring to He also worked at Northeast Louisiana as a graduate assistant and was with Trinity Valley College when they won the Junior college na­ tional championship. He was the offensive co­ ot dlnat or in that program. After leaving Trinity Valley, he went to Mis­ souri Valley to take over as Interim head coach. Lake Mary Assistant Principal Boyd K am i said over 35 resumes were received from all over the Lake Mary community.* Oalnea said. *He should be a good fit at Lake Maty. He has an aura that we need at this point.* It wasn't sure exactly when Stanton would take on hto new role but he to expected to be In the area this weekend looking for a home and Kants said he was hoping Stanton could start as aoon aa possible. the country and that Stanton would teach physical education and dropout prevention. *He brings a lot of experience to our pro­ gram.* Kama said. 'H e ’s well versed offensively Last season, the Rams floundered despite a glut of talent and have some solid players back next season Including quarterback Cory Cooper and defensive standouts Mike Stephenson and Justin Wright. By JEFF B B R U lflC K B Herald Staff Writer 1.AKE MARY _ After weeks of speculation. In­ nuendo and rumors ranging from the bizarre to tlic ridiculous. Lake Mary named Ha new foot­ ball coach yesterday. Principal Raymond Gaines said that, after n national searrh. Greg Stanton, a former n a­ tional Junior college roach of the year had been brought In to revive the Rams’ sagging football program. Lake Mary finished 0-9 last year and coach Doug Prterm resigned after seven seasons. Pe­ ters will stay on as Athletic Director. Stanton has some Impressive qualifications, liee last coached during the 1997 season at Mis- Seminole sneaks by Lake Mary; Crooms cruises on road By JE FF B ER U H IC K E Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ For 39 minutes, last night's Seminole > Lake Mary boys' basketball game was a real battle. Bodies on the floor, a nearly packed Lake Mary gym and all the normal Intensity of a neighborhood rivalry. Then things got weird. Seminole ended up with a 53-49 win but the last minute aaw some strange incidents that turned the game from a classic contest to a bitter loss for the Rama and a sea­ son sweep for the Arrow Force VI. Lake Mary led. 49 48. with 23.6 seconds remaining In regulation when tNs Woles called timeout Seminole act up an Inbounds play with Zcke Seymore taking a shot, but It was monstrously re­ jected by the Rains' Jama) Har­ rison. A foul w as called and Sey­ more hit the front end of a oneand-one to tie the score at 49. He missed the second and the confu­ sion began. Terry Patrick pulled down the ‘ jnd and a foul offensive rebound called. Patrick made the free throw to put Seminole in the lead but. af­ ter a long discussion, It was de­ cided that Seminole wasn't In the bonus and negated the point. Meanwhile. Lake Mary was a s ­ sessed a timeout that coach Mike Oaudrrau thought should have been negated after the error determined. With the score tied at 49. Semi­ nole Inbounded to Seymore who hit a short Jumper to put the ’Nolea up 51-49. That's when things got even more Interesting. Lake Mary called the timeout that Oaudrrau thought was negated after the free throw situa­ tion. Instead, the Rama were hit with a technical for calling a timeout they didn't have and ftrah hit his free throws to seal the win. Oaudrrau wasn't happy after the game. *1 told my kids to call timeout If we w a n down by one. 1. should have fa tt e n -(b a t extra t(nrnut.* Gaudreau said. t^ a * Mary played wtthout leading scorer Paul Bcik but forward Ben Kersenbrock had a big night, leading the way with 16 points. Gaudreau said Betk, who sat on the Lake Mary bench in street clothes, wasn't sure when he would be back. He suffered a dislocated knee during a win against Lake Brantley last Friday. For Seminole. Daryl Redding and Bush led the way with 12 potnta apiece. It was the second win In by Seminole over Lake Mary. The game meant little since each team to coming down the home­ stretch toward district play, but It (No. 6, wNto unflorm) and Robbie Shapiro lor a (abound In Arrow Force VTa D 4 * victory Tuesday al Lafca Mary H^h Bears, Eagles claim mat wins (W in te r B p rtn a U « w » t o r ' WINTER SPRINGS _ The Bears were on the loose again Tuesday night as they whipped Lake Highland Prep, 66-15. In a wrestling match at Winter Springs High School. With five forfeited matches the wtn was never In doubt. T h e match w as hard to Judge because Lake High­ land had eighth graders wrestling against high school students,* said Winter Springs coach Rick Tribit. ‘After Thursday night which to a district opponent, are should know where we stand.* The Bears (4-3) will host Seabceese In that Thurs­ day night match. 1QB _ US _ t ig _ ISB . ISO . ISB _ EAGLES WIN RON PITERS TITLE LAKE MARY. Edgewater completed a sweep of the big Seminole County wrestling tournaments as the won three Individual titles and claimed the Ron Peters Tournament of Champions at Lake Mary High School. _____ rAmrrater added the Peters tournament crown InamSd after U ke M ^ A ^ D te e c to ^ ta g ­ time wrestling coach Doug PWwa* tat* Lyman Chin —ia« Invitational Tournament title It m In December. ’ Eddie Gutierrez (119 pounds). Aim Hebbkr (ISO pounds) and Josh Button (152 pound* won Individual titles for the Eagles, who scored 176.5 potnta to best University (100.5) and Oviedo (150.5). Lyman waa second to Edgewater In the rmrnhr BBABB M . H U M I D — IB Santo (Winter Springs) pasted MrSwfi. 1:48. Oodkln (Winter SprlneU son by M M . UfrapthM (Winter Speli«H pinned Bjnd. 3:U . Cuono (Winter Sprtngsi son bgr M M . Weber (Winter IprkwU warn by M M . round** (Lake Highland pkwed Orson. 1:34. — J C e U it W t x n v t Former Junior College Coach of the Year to reign over Lake Mary High football program u 9twoe& Sharks, Vivona’s undefeated in Women’s Softball SANFORD _ Vtvona's followed the Sharks' from *“ * week m swept a doublehcader aa the San­ ford Recreation Department Women's Polar Bear Slowpitch Softball League played week lum ­ ber two Tuesday night. Flaying at Chase Park, Vlvona'a used a nine-run inning to open a Mg lead, then scored to pull away after Today to within 9-6 and posted a 13-7 victory. »• FOR THE Thing* were a little mors difficult in the other game aa Vtvona's bad to score three runs In the bottom of the Mxth Inning to erase a S>1 deficit and Paul's Auto and Truck Repair. 4-3. At Ptnehuret Park, the Sharks their third game. 9-0. three nine In the top of the to complete a hack (h*1 saw Design Foods • 04) 1**^ in the Inning. " " *' - - • WTTT g | first of the season In the other runs in the bot­ tom of the first Irmlng and cventual(y building a 104) lead before actthng for a 15-2. four-and-a half hi- pwn2oubfc. J J ,, �2 * •Sanford Herald. Sanford Honda ■Wednesday. January 21, 1998 Softball-----Continued from Page IB K lln grn sm lih (two runs and one RBI each). Barbie Bart ell (run. RBI). Dee W alden (run): one hit _ Biceky Sim pson (run. two K13I). Dawn Nell (tw o runs. RBI). Jodi Getman. Leah Sparrow (one nut each). Today Homes: two hits Shelly W alters (run); one hit Laura Harlow (run. two RBI), Pam W atson (two runs). Judy Schroetcr, Tracy Carroll (one run each). M arie Covington, Teresa Howdy shell; one run. one RBI „ Eleanor McCormick; two RBI _ Beth Hundrlscn one RBI _ Becky M cC am an. Vtvona's ewer Paul's: three hits _ Angle Carpenter (run. two RBI). Paula Songcr (run): two hits _ Jodi Getman: one hit _ Becky Sim pson (two RBI). Dee W alden (run). Shay Brown. Dawn NefT: one nm scored _ Barbie Bartel). Paul's Auto and Truck Re­ p a ir three hits _ Ann Lanza (run); one htt _ Mick) Lewis (run): Teresa R u ck (RBI), Tam m y Japes. Klin Myers. Stic Barley. Cathy Carosone; one RBI _ Belinda Anderson. SHS alumni baseball SANFORD _ Sem inole High School Is looking for alumni to attend the annual baseball gam e and eookout to be held on Saturday. January 24. 1998. Cost to players for lunch and a T-shirt Is $20. with proceeds going to h rlp the SHS B aseball Program . Please call Mike Powers at 320-5058 and leave you r nam e and num ber and som eone will return call with Inform ation. Oviedo alumni baseball OVIEDO _ Th e Oviedo Baseball Team would like to Invite all form er players to the First Annual Alum ni Baseball Gome on S a t­ urday. Janu ary 31st at 1 p.m. The game will be played at Milder Field, Oviedo's home field, named for the Lions' legendary coach Paul Milder. All Interested former players should con­ tact coach Kennc Brown at 320-4192. The cost for this event Is $25 per player. All pro­ ceeds go towards the OHS Baseball program. Red B ug Softball CASS El-BERRY _ Seminole County Is regis­ tering teams until February 8th for their Spring SlowpUch Softball Season at Red Bug Lake Park. 3000 Red Bug Lake Road. The 10 week season starts the week of February 16th and will coat $310 ($285 league fee, $25 ASA fee). For more Information please call 695-7113. S C C women at home SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women's basketball team takes on Florida Community College at Jacksonville In a Mid-Florida C onlcrcncc contest tonight at 6 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The Ralden. are on a good w inning streak despite Injuries. Including a 104-51 thumping o f Brevard Community College on Sunday that saw Darla Ku dniyvtseva score 35 poin ts and Jaana Kotova chip In with 29 points. All SCC home games are free o f charge. Resolution Dream Mile set LAKE MARY _ Th e Lake Mary Track Club has announced that the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Resolution Dream Mile w ill be held at I-ake Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Saturday, January 31. T h r event Is for runners, or w alkers If you wish, both male and fem ale, o f all ages. Proceeds from die event will go to help the Lake Mary track teams and AAU runners for the Lake Mary Track Club In the summer. The winner of each race, both m ale and female, will receive a medal, while the next four runners, both male and fem ale. In each race w ill be awarded ribbons. Th e schedule Is as follow s: • 8 a m. _ Registration. • 8:30 a.m. _ Male und fem ale m ile walkers. • 9 a.m. _ 8-Under. boys/girls. 880-run. • 9:15 a.m. _ 9-10 boys and girls m ile run. • 9:30 a.m. _ 12-12 boys and girls m ile run. • 9:45 a.m. _ 13-14 boys and girls m ile run. • 10 a . m . . 15-16 boys and girts m ile nm. • 10:15 a .m . . 17-18 boys/ girls m ile run. • 10:30 a.m. _ 19-29 male/female mile run. • 10:45 A m . _ 30-39 m ale/fem ale m ile n m . • 11 a.m. _ 40-49 male/female m ile nm. • 11:15 a .m .. 50-Over male/female m ile. Awards will be given out a fter each race. Tb pre-register send $3, nam e, age, whether m ale o r female, to 1048 West 46-A, Lake Mary, Florida 32746. For more Information, call Michael Gibson S t M 4 0 7 ) 333-2370. Basketball P a g * IB meant bragging rights and Is the Aral time In several years the 'Roles have swept Lake Mary. The win also kept Arrow Force VTs hopes of a Semihole Athletic Conference title alive as they are tied with Oviedo for the top spot after the Lions* upset loss to Lake Brantley last Friday. Both teams play huge SAC games tonight, with Seminole going to Lake Howell and Lake Mary hosting Oviedo. PANTHER8 MAUL BULLDOGS even more Impressive in the second half, outaco ring the Hawks 60-35. Including 34-17 to the fourth quarter. Daryl Redding led the five A h row Force VI players Into dou­ ble figures with 15 points. Also hitting double figures were Cornelius Blue and Mequal Bush (13 points each) and Zeke Seymore and Terri Patrick (12 points each). A B B O W F O B C 8 V I 00, 2. Kennedy to. Laird 0. .7. Winch 4. Love 4. * ' I , Tttala: |7 IS -23 86, SEMINOLE FLIES BY HAWKS SANFORD _ Tuesday night's win came on the heals o f an­ other impressive win for Semi­ nole on Saturday night when Arrow Force VI crushed visiting Spruce Creek, 90-56, In an Im­ portant Class 5A-Dlstr1ct 4 game at BUI Fleming Memorial Gymasium. Seminole (16-6, 1-2 In BA-4) w as up 31-21 at halftime, but Sharks: two hits _ Denise Stallings [triple, run). Sheila Sanders (double, n m . three RBI). Jenny Blowers (two runs, RBI), Robin Bishop. Deborah VanDcnuirk (one RBI each). Ltsa Berg, Jackie Tolfa (one run each): one hit _ Tanya Oclgcr (two runs. RBI). Patty Polly (RBI). Gloria Eftrd (run). Design Foods: two hits _ Jill Decker (triple, run, RBI). T erri Mann IRBI). U * Cannon (run): one hit _ Julia Knecht (triple, two RBI). Sheri W oodw orth (nm . two RBI). J en n ifer H e m ­ phill (nin. RBI). A lisa K eyes »$.■ra tm * is, Bu>h 13. Redding IB. Wagner B. Prmll B. Dlue 13. Wynn fi. WralheOc 6. Total*: 36 17-28 MT. DORA _ Four players scored In double figures as C rooms Academy whipped homestanding ML Dora Bible School. 65-40. Tuesday night. Titus Waldo led the way. ■coring 17 points, aa the P an ­ thers Improved to 9-7 on the season. Also scoring in double fig­ ures for the winners were Tim McCloud (16 points). Josh Lee (14 points) and Ernest Ander­ son (11 points). P A im m t B m . ■ jP M B OOB 4 0 W B Ita n ^ tr? g 0-0 17, toCtoud 7 1-3 IB. Ue 7 0-1 14. Oaky 00-0 0. Parker I 0-0 2. Thooaa 0 0-0 0. Andenon 8 0-0 II. Knight 0 0-0 0. Total*: 28 t-4 68 00. I I 10 I t 17 _ M IS 10 SO $4 _ $0 Ih n t -p a W Add goal* _ Spruce Greek 6 (Kennedy 4. Sritarr 2): Seminole 3 IButh 3|. Total fouls . Spruce Creek 20: Seminole 12. Fouled out . none. Techni­ cal* _ Spruce Creek, bench. Record* _ Scmtnote 16-6. Jimte* varsity _ Spruce Creek 4B. Seminole 46 Ccie 6 0-0 17. K. Rmdet 0 3-S 3. A. "•"del 1 1-3 3. Payed 2 0-0 6 Mullen 2 jd ^ T. Vender wide | 3 6 s. Totak: IS *• Three-point held eoak Crooma 8 (Waldo B. Andenon L U c d o u d I Wil­ burn I); MI. Dora Bible 8 (Cole B. MwBcn S. Payed 11. Record* . Crooma Wrestling Pags IB Individual wins with two. Joe Olola (171 pounds) and Joe Burgess (112 pounds). The Lions' lone Individual championship was by Godwin at 189 pounds. Three other Oviedo wrestlers finished as runners-up. Other Seminole Athletic Conference winners were Phillip Yang from Lake Maxy (125 pounds) and Figueroa form Lake Howell (135 pounds). University's Raun Jessee (145 pounds) was selected as the tournament's Most Valuable Heavyweight and Gateway's Jose Vasques ((0 3 pounds) w as the Most Valuable Lightweight. BON at LABS MANY I. Edgcwaier. 176.5: X University, 160.5: S. Ostade. 1 M .I : 4. Bradenton-Manatee. 129: 6 KlaalmmceQateway. 128.5; 6 New Smyrna Beach, 106; 7. Lake H ow *It. $341: S. L y s s a . S3; ft 9L Cloud. 73; 10. Lake Maty. 7ft it . Lake Brantley. M J : 12. Ddlona. 39: IX Itoliulana, 36 14. Bemlaele. 32: 16 Bishop Moore. 2 0 :1 4 . W in te r By f l a p l i . IN D IV ID U A L F IN A L S 103 _ Vasques (Gateway) planed Campbell lOvtetfo). 5117. *** ILyown) defeated Dm * (New Smyrna bcBcnJ. 10*11, 1 1$ _ OuItteTTC* (Edgcwaterl defeated Ortte (University). I S S _ Yang Hake Mary) defeated t a rs (Unlvtraityl. 7 -6 IS O _ HebUer (EdgrwsteT) pained Garnett (Manatee). 2:60. IS S _ Figueroa (Lake HowrB] rkfeeliil Lukens H in e la tl 11-7. 140 _ Crunk!) ion (New Smyrna Bewhl defeated 1km (Oviedo). 4-3. 140 _ Jceeee (UnlvenUy) pinned Kdfoge (New Smyrna Bmchl. 4:16 J 143 _ Sutton (Z4*nvmter) defeated Craig (Ovtedoi. 6 2 IS O _ Feme (Si. Cloud) defeated Pineda (Lyman). 12-B. 171 _ Qlota (Lyman) defeated Comaido (New Smyrna Reach).- 9-4. ISO . Godwin (Ovtedo) defeated & D em ur (Manatee). 4- (two runs), Aim e Ruedllnger (run); one nm scored _ M arga­ rita Lavezzo. Vaughan Industries: three hits _ Gina Green (triple, two runs, three RBI), Lynn W ebb (two doubles, three runs, two RBI). Margaret Clevenger (two one RBI _ Mary Sechrest: one RBI _ Carol Norm an. Renegades: one hit _ A n gela W hitney (run), Lisa Oarrett (RBI). Barbara Cole. D eborah Cole: one nm scored _ M ichelle B cm ln gn : one RBI _ Linda Stafford. doubles, two runs, two RBI). Carol G am er (double, run. two RBI). Luanne M aclsaac (tw o nuts): two hits _ M ichelle Carroll (home run. two runs, two RBI). Bonnie Chaplin (tw o runs, RBI); one hit _ D ebbie B cm ln g (RBII: one nm scored. Heroes Conttnuad from Page IB bus ride she took when Mike was attending and playing for the basketball team at Sem inole High School. In 1981, his team earned a trip to the state cham pionship game. Gaudrrau went to the gam e on a bus with oth er parents and the kids and said she had the most wonderful time. T h r team finished second In the state, n feat sh r said mnde all o f the parents, especially her and her husband, very proud. After attending college, Mike landed a Job teaching math at the then new D ike Mary High School. A few yean* Inter, he was named thr head basketball coach o f th r boys’ team. Mike married another longtim e rrsldent of the Sanford/Lokr Mary nrra. Kym. In addition to teaching English at Lake Mary, Kym Is also nil assistant coach for the softball train as well as the girls' volleyball team. Even more unique, Kym Is the head coach fur the boys' Junior varsity team, making her thr only fem ale basketball coach In the county for boys basketb all. As If the schedule o f trachlng and coachin g Isn't hard enough, the couple also has two chil­ dren. Jordan (7) and Shea (2). and now have another on the way. Jordan has also followed In his father's foot­ steps und plays basketball as well as soccer. Their busy schedule Is what keeps Gaudrrau young. "I tell everyone that I do 'Grandma-roblea.'* Gaudrrau joked. "I stay in such good shape through chasing all o f the little ones around, a t ­ tending Mike and Kym 's gam es and w atrhing all Legal Notices IN TN4 Cl SC MIT COUNT FOR •■MMOLS COUNTY, FLOS IDA FSOSAT8 D*VISION NO. « T - 164F-CF IN St: U T A H OF WILLIAM D. TAVLOR, a/k/a WILLIAM OAftniNOTOH TAYLOR Decataad N O Tie i OF ADMINISTRATION Th# edimniatr alien of IS* •«t*fe ol WILLIAM O. TAYLOR. A/k/a WILLIAM DARRINOTON TAYLOR. D*C*A**d, Fife Number 87- 1048-CF. la pondMi* In IS* Circuit Court for Itminofe Court*, Flood*. FraOot* O*vl**on. IS* addro** ol which m R. 0. Drawer C, Sanlord. FL 21771. TSo name and addraa* of TS* peraonai repreeentativ* and of ts* peraro oot Tons below. ALL INTERESTED FIRSON8 ARI ROTIFIID THAT: All poroosa on whom thi* nolle* M oorvod wh* Sovo obfoetton* is m cSononpo iso vobdRy of iso will, iso q-joMicahone of iso poraonol roprooonlalivo. vonua. or (unadiclion of Thi* Court aro required To Wo wok objection* dim ts*o Court WITHIN T H I LATIR OF T H R U MONTHS AFTBR TH8 OAT1 OF TH t FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICf OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR T H I D A K OF SIRV1CI OF A COST OF THIS NOT 1CI ONTHtM . A8 erodrtor* of tso decedent and oUior poroont having Legal Notices Unit 41-6 M STIN T BFRINOt CONDOMINIUM, according lo tso Docloralion of Condominium tsoroof. a* rocordad m Official Record* Boo* 1337, Pago 1880 of tso Public Rocordc of Sominolo County, Florida. DAI 10 IStt IMS day Of JANU­ ARY. I BBS. Maryanna Morao Clark of Wo Court By: Jana I. Ja**dtc Dapuly Clark FlauitiH* Attornoy: EMIL A OA8PIRONI. JR.. ttO . t i l Wakivo Spring* Rood LongdOOd. Hondo 3377* 1407) 771-7303 NO TIC 8 kNS 1 I ACT OF 18*0 •Mon f Mo. 8847 foraono dMS a di*kiddy dSa nood a fpoci aSould contact AOA Coordinator of 341 N. Fork Avon mo. SuNO North' 301, toward. Florida 33771 ol toaat fivo (3) day* prior to Wo procaodmg. Telephone: (COT) 3314330, oaloncion 4317; 1-800888-4771 (TOD), or 14004888770 (V), MS Florida Rolcy PubddS: January I t , 31.1888 M U -1 >7 IV oMakd on copy of Odd notico lo of tso lint publication of WUc nolle* mutt fHo thou claim* dllS IM* Court WITHIN TH t LATIR OF T H R U MONTH! A FTIR T H I O A K OF T H I FIRIT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS AFTIR TH I DAT! OF U R V IC I OF A COPY OF THt I NOTtCI ON THIM. AA ether creditor* of Wo dacodonl and poraon* having claim* COUNTY, MR. a T -IS U O A -f d -W COUNTRVW1D8 HOMt LOANS. INC.. t/W* COUNTRVWIDt FUNOfNO CORPORATION. flokitiff. claim* dNS IM* court WITHIN T H R U MONTH! AFTIR T H I D A K OF TH I FIRIT PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIM! AND O S JIC TfONI NOT 10 FILtO WILL S t F O R M A BARRIO. Dolo of IS* (*•* pubdcMton of •do solIco of odmddMraNon: January IIM . 1 M . foroonal Rapreaentatevo wuuam o. Taylor. Jr. Artomoy For WILLIAM J. McLIOO, A McLood. PA. F.O. Orpdor MO ApOffcl. FL 31704 Florida BOf NO. MJ0I4 FubUoS: January I t , M , 1Fb8 M M -171 Legal Notices DAVIO A. KttNAN (M338I-7S4384); KATHRYN A. At I NAN Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF T H t 18TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT m ARC FOR M M IR O LS COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M RO. 8 7 4 3 1 CA 18 HATIONSSANC MORTQAQE CORPORATION. Plaintiff, V*. DEBRA A ORAMAS. »! gL. Defendant (*)., ROTICB OF B A LI NOTIC8 It HEREBY QIVIN purtuant lb an nr Fmal Judgment Scheduling Forecfeeure Bale gw*rad on January 7|S. 13M m Wm cat* now pending tn aaid Court, the atyle of which tt md-caitd above I will ten lo the rughoat and boat bidder for each at tho wait Front Door of th* ItM IN O lf COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 301 North Park Avtnua, laniard, Flortdo 33771. at 1140 a m . on in* Sin of FIBRUARV. I f t t th* following dotenbod property at aet forth m aaid Order or Final Judgment. to-wN: LOT 10. DEER RUN UNIT H. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 38, M 0 E8 11 AND t l. PUBLIC RECORD! OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. A fforlM I COUGAR COURT, CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA 33707 ORDERED al SEMINOLE COUNTY. Fiend* IM* 7th day of JANUARY. 1888. MARVANNE MORE! A* Clerk. Circuit Court I amino** County, Florida ■y; Jan* I . J atomic Aa Deputy Clerk •FEAN 4 HOFFMAN PA. 7M South Otew Highway Coral Oabfea, Florid* 33148 Tafepftona: (3081 888-3188 PubbtN: January It, 31,1888 D IM -104 -T W )N Y*. (AA* UNKNOWN): IMOWYiWii^NFiy AT--P* of RM or my grandchildren piny their sports. 1 watch Shea a lot for Mike and Kym so they don't have to w n n y nbout her when they are coachin g. Since I love to watch the gam es. I Just take Shea with me an long ns site's not over-tired or not frrltng well. I also lake Jordan and Destiny w henrver I'm watching them. W e really have a good time. *1 really don't mind doing It because I get to do two things that I enjoy...spending lim e with my grandchildren and watching Mike and Kym's games. And my kids are so appreciative and de­ pendable about picking them up on time and such, It's really no trouble at nil." Gaudrrau said Unit whether she had the ch il­ dren or not. she would still attend the gam es because she likes It so much. *1 get to know the kids o vrr Uie season and know u lot o f their parents cither through work oi going lo (he games,* Guudieau said. ’ I ch eer thr kids on nnd try lo lift them up when they don't do very w ell." Becuuse her kids and older grandchildren have always been Involved In sports, Gaudrrau knows the Im portance o f kreping kids busy with good activities. She never had a bit o f trouble with any o f her children and attributes part o f that to Uictr Involvem ent with sports. As long us site can. Oaudreau fully Intrnds to continue her role as Lake Mary's num ber one fan. Chunces are. as the fam ily continues to grow older, she m ay have to add a few oth er schools to thnt list. For right now. though, she's happy Just fo l­ lowing Lake Mary. CASS NO. 0T-8044-CA-14-W NORWEET MORTGAGE, INC.. • California corporation. Plaintiff, M. WARREN R. MOODY (88*4*8484083): any unknown ORLANDO _ The Winter Springs boys' soccer team won Its first game of the season on Monday, edging First Academy 2 - 1. The Beaus are now 1-0 on the season, but dropped the Junior vanity game to the Royals. 3-0. S. U S MUNIUI, SALVATORE 6 MUNLZII. EXCELSIOR PROPERTIES, NfC.. KOSTO 4 R O K L L A PJL, and SUNTRUST BANK. CENTRAL FLORIDA NJL. NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN NOTICI M hereby gSron Wat Wa unaan ignod CMrk of Wo ClrcuM Court of looilnolo County. Florida. m SI or Wo 10W day of FIBRUARV, I I M . M 1140 o’clock A M a‘ “ “ From Saar of Wo Catmty p u i a t ou tcry to w o high i M and bool fodder for coos. W o fet­ id proaorty cM uCounty. Florida: ClrcuM Court *3 County. FfertSa, wM m •** 18* dag of PISRUARY, II 11*8 8*8188* AM. M M t Sf 8 d In Win Circuit Court af Ihe IB * Judicial ClrcuM In end for Bamtnefe County, Florida * IT NATI OF CENTRAL FLORIDA to FtaMM, end 6 L M MUM1121. SALVATORE 9. M UNIUI. EXCELSIOR PROPERTIES. sac., k o s to a r o k l l a r a .. and BUNTRUBT BANK. CENTR A i FLO4M06 N JL, or* M rty aMu■few foa k l __________ F tg rW ti Law • and 8. Block 6 Trod M . SANLANDO SPfUNOS. ^ 3 1 $ _ R Denlsar (Manatee) drfealfd Railing (Deltona). 3- I to wo Fmal gnigtod In a coa# pending in dSM Court. •Sddtyfe of which lo H w t _ Onnaalei (Gateway) < u a «i-i C k te td l link* it,* , etl). 10-4. W fTN IM my Rond ond offleM dddi Of ddM Court Ode 8th Say GATEO *to 8 * dag af January, CLERK OF CMCUIT OOiMT ASSOCIATION. MO m 8 6 Gtpiftaf dark Patg* ID BEARS WIN FIRST FIRST NATtONAL BANK OF CENTRAL FLORIDA 6. Soccer liteJtop Moore 2 (Mike Rom I. hl*ku Martinr* I); Oviedo 4 (Justin Conk 2. Tim Swander 2). Assist* _ Oviedo 4 (Urun Kaln Mike Zi*)ct. Reilly Mllchril. Tom Lukrr) Shut* on goal . fUshop Moure 7; Ovtedo IB. Corner forks _ Buhop Moure 3: Oviedo 9. Rro ord* .Ovtedo 11-4-2. NOTICI OP FICTITIOUS M3 None* i* hereby given that we are engaged m buemeea at 130 international Fkwy. tuN* 113, Heathrow. FL 13748. Sammofe County, Florida, under the Trent lout Nam* of B A B U T S AMD SKY ORB. and that we intend to regittor told name With th* Divltien of Corporationa. Talfehaiao*. Florida, in accordanca with lha provtaron* of lha FictHlou* Nam* gtatuta*. To-Wit. Section 883 08, Florida Btatutaa 1881. Wilaon P. Abraham Conor. Corp Margaret H. Abraham Jeanne Abraham Blanchard Publlah: January 11, 1888 DIM-188 Final Judgmant aa lo Count i (Fereetoeur* of Reel Property). M IT IN Y IPRINOI L IO N S 4 . H O B N B T t 0 N O TIC I o f Piemioua hams None# I* hereby given lhat I am *n geg*3 m butane** al 1000 Lk. at the wood* Btvd . Suite Q104. Fern Park, FL 33fJ0, tvm.nole County. Florida, undoi th* n et itrout Nam* of POOLS WITH HART, and that I intend to regular *a-d name atth the Ditition of Corporetiona, Taiiahaate*. Flotida. m accor­ dance with th* provieien* of th* Fictrtiou* Name Sfetute*. ToWil: Section 13108. Florida 8l*tuta* 1881 Jamea A Hart Publieh: January I t . 1888 OEM-133 ID A B O I* B O f A L O 1 1 0 1 _ 1 _ Goal* _ Winter »P<1ng»1 2 (Ring I. (Ungcrtdi i). U n it 1): Pint 2 (Lenta I. I); First Academy 1 I). Shot* on goal _ Winter Spring* 21: First Academy 21. Recrnds _ Winter Springs 1-9: First Academy 27-1. Junior vanity _ Fuel Academy 2. Winter 6pni*s a G IR L S RAMS WRAP UP SUCCESSFUL TRIP BOCA RATON _ The No. 3 state-ranked Lake Mary Rams wrapped up a phenomenal weekend road trip on Saturday. blanking Boca Raton High School, 3-0. Lake Mary (13-1) had beaten Spanish River 4*3 on Friday. S uita i UNKNOWN TENANTS. I NOTICI I I H n c a v OIWN L* I P W I M to Wo Final Freshman Ashley Kcllgrcn (not her older sister Jordan as reported In Tuesday's Herald) had a goal and an assist, while Aiyasa Beni tea and Elizabeth M om s added one goal each for the Rama. Judtel'of CkcuH, N i l M M p t o County. Flortdo. Is ! MARTA ROORWUU. lo ■ ^ ■ * 4 DESTINY ■AMS 0, BOBCATS 0 ASSOCIATION. INC.. M Wd I O ■ B ^ B m foioaioouro I on tso IMS day of JonuonL 1886 M CMI M M NO. C O # 7 - I O g 4 - C C - l^ ^ » . $ 0 .0 Of Wo r of Wo Mary 3 IA. Court odadntoteatar. M l N. Fork A vonua. •uNo N301. toward. FlarWa 13771. (407) 133-4330 a4W7, dNS I working pggg of your rocolpt of W d Isatloa of lao W* I M ; Fwpespvtiiv M a ry Court r, M i 6 Park BuNo NM1. ' BETTI, (307) SSS43M *4337, atm t working Sara of your MMNBtei fW V k p i UMdLAj: a * a ■ yvo w MwJUkll'11' IM of T8FY dike WN*0W ifiik p gpetOrdvePW LUC1AK, FJL Ml 6 Orange Avenua. < wio tf Safe): M you or* S rS 'A f , N you aro voloo kaaafcgd. aai I4 0 S -M --------jcO U R TIIA L) *4*_**i| i ( l MOUSE CIRCUIT COURT •T. Jan* t . FOR FOUNT IFF ako •i m vu^^^h R^^R ^^FOgW 8 Haocs. FJL IIM 6 at » i RUARV 1 1 6 ROBERTt 6 1M4IK, JR., Sag. BwMa. flddM of 82251 MU-117 CLINK OF THS CIRCUIT COUNT BY. Jana 6 Jaaaarte Dapufy dark ATTORNSY PON PUUMTIFF Rohan N. Naaah. Jt^ Sogufo 4 Haaah. PJL " •Mil 3.1 U. SI. 11 13. H . DIM-1 M OSRMM 16E1.1I �tV iti Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wedneeday, January 21,1096 ■ People _ Alzheimer’s support P rcw n lly . the A lzheim er's support group In Snnford has tM-rn (Unsolved due to lack or support. Tliose needing asslsta m e and Information may enll I -800-330-1910. Rotary Club Rotury Club o f L ik e Mary m eels lliu rs d a y m ornings. 7:30-8:30 a.in., at Ih r Marriott Courtyard, o ff West L ik e Mary lloulevanl. Cnntaet Hrlan Overby. president, at 322-0634. Go shelf fishing in the pantry tion. call 323-8524. Blue Grass Pickers Sanford Hlur G rass Pickers meet evrry Tluirsday. from 0-10 p.m., al thr O rrn trr Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce. P ick ­ ers and gunners a rr w elcom e. For Itifonnallon. coll Charles E. M iller (407) 322-5294. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic Trust meets the first Tluirsday o f llie month, at 7 p.m., al Ih r First S lrrrl Gallery. 207 Magnolia A vr. Sertoma Club T ile Sertoma Club o f South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancement o f speech and hrarlng children, inerts every ihursilav morning, from 7 .'10 lo H::It) a.in., at the Sabal I’olnl Country Club on Wektwa Springs Road, Longwood. Dolenital m rm h ris are Im lled to attend. Weight Watchers A loral rh a p trr o f W right W atchers m eets at the L ik e Maty Com m unity IhiUdlng every Thursday from 4:45 to (1:45 p m Amateur Radio The laikr M onroe Am ateur Radio Society m eels every first Thursday, at 7:30 p.m.. al the Senior C rn lrr. L ik e T ilp lr ll Drive. C assellrrn y. For In fo r­ mation. call Karl L i u i Ik t I. 095870-1. or Al Kirk. 322-4487. University Women Am erican A ssociation of University Women meets ih r first Tluirsday o f each month at 7 p.m. al Die Rolling H ills Moravian Church. Stale Road 434. L m gw ood. American Legion Toastmasters Tlie Omul Toastm asters Club *0 8 0 1 will meet al 5 .TO p.m. n r r y Thursday al the AAA liu lldliig. lOOO AAA Drive. Heathrow. Guests and prospec­ tive memlMTs are w rlcoin r. Call liertn im G llrk. 323-0089. for m ore Inform ation. Senior Friends T h r Colum bia M rdleal Ceiller Saufonl Chapter o f Settlor Krirnds n irrls every second Tluirsday. al 10:110 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 K. Seminole lllvd. In le ie s lln g and timely program s are featured monthly plus social exchange. All Seniors are welcom e. Tor Inform ation, call l-lz Ltw lor. d i­ rer lor. .'121-4500. Ext. 5784. ALANON, A LA TEEN ALVNON and A lA T E E N n ice lings are held every Hurraday. al 8 p in ., al Sanford Christian Church. 730 U psala Hoad. Sanford. For In form a­ American Iz-glun Post 53 and Unit meet the second Th u rs­ day, al 8 p.m., al Ih r rrst home. 2874 S. Sanford A vr. For Inform ation, call 322-IG52. Order of Feather The Order o f Ih r Feather T u r ­ tle Lodge m eels Ih r second lliu rsday evening of each m oiilh al Ih r HOF hall. M ag­ nolia Mall. Sanford. For those who desire, a covered dish d in ­ ner Is served at 0:110 p.m. Th e regular m erlln g Is al 7:30 p.m. Topics concern lug native Am ericans a rr discussed. Cull W hite Feather. 322-7080. for Inform ation. Junior Woman’s Club T lie Junior W om an's Club of Sanford Inc. meets the third lliu rsd ay at 7 p.m.. ut the W om an's Club o f Sanford, 309 s. Oak Avr. For Informutlan. ra il Tina bee. 3 2 1 -1 9 5 5 ’ *v rnlngs. **' If you've ever been In a grocery store on the day before a blirzard or hurri­ cane or other weather event Is about lo strike, you will notice empty shelve* where the bread and milk used to sil. I never understood this, because if I know I'm going to be weatherbound, the last thing I want In live on is milk and toast Now, if you've stocked your pantry wisely, (here's no need at all to rush out to the grocery store as the blizzard approaches. Instead, you can spend some lime cooking up substan­ tial. even elegant, homemade meals. My first hint for stocking the pantry wisely is to procure a copy of "The Monday to Friday Cookbook." by Michele Urvatcr. which has a fabulous chapter on “Selling up the Pantry" and another with "l*ure Pantry" recipes. Among her staples Urvatcr recom­ mends (lour, rice, com meal, couscous, bulgur, barley, several pasta shapes, Photo by Psui O O orixrf tor Nam England Cubnary InatiMa dried beans dentils, split green peas), canned beans (black, kidney, rhick PANTRY CHILI Is the delirious product of a well-storked larder. |ieas and canncllinb. canned tomatoes, available in supermarkets and drug ounce can* of tuna. In tomato [vuste. canned fruits, spaghet stores. I don't understand how it ti sauce, apple sauce, bottled clam works, but it leave* i smooth edge In­ 1 l&ounco package baton com lorjuice, pickles, caprrs, canned chicken stead of a sharp. Jagged one It's es­ and beef broth, canned salmon, tuna, 2 14-1/2-ouneo cone smoked mussels or rlams and sar­ pecially great for kids to use tooa, preferably “ttaliarvotyti" dines as well as some olive oil, sever 2 Pounce boMa* dam |ulca P A N T R Y C H IU al vinegars, roasted red peppers, 1/2 cup uncooked long-grain white ketchup, mustard, hot sauce, 1 /4 cup 1 2 horseradish, canned julapenos and 1/2 olives To her list 1 would add mari­ . 1 1*1 Salt to 1-1/2 pound* ground bool (If frazan, nated artichoke hearts, canned and 2 or 3 drop# Ti thaw N) dried mushrooms, anchovies, several 1 cup ketchup kinds of dried chili peppers, and a Drain the salmon (or luna). Com­ 1 cup browed coffoo couple of bottles of your favorite wine bine all the ingredients, except for Ihe 4 tahlasfnnns ground cumin In your freezer. Urvatcr advises you salt and Tabasco, in a medium-sized Salt totaolo to keep packages of spinach, peas, 1 cNpodo cNN popper, or 1 conned saucepan and bring to a boil over com. prepared pesto, berries and ice jdapano popper, or 1MMaapoon medium heat. cream I would add al least one pound Reduce the heat to low, and simmer, commercial Fajita sauce with of ground beef, a cut up chicken (or covered, until the rice is very tender chicken partsi. and al least one pack 2 IS-l/2-ounco can* Mick bean*, and the flavors are blended, about 20 age of pizza dough and shredded moz­ minutes. Season to taste with salt and zarella cheese If you have a large Tabasco freezer. throw in more pizza dough and Yield: 4 servings In a large skillet, heat the oil. Add cheese, as well as some good French — Recipe from “The Monday to bread, well wrapped Keep your spice Ihe chopped onion and *aute. stirring, Friday Cookbook." by Michele Urvater until golden brown Add Ihe ground rack current The following recipes come from Ur- beef and rook, stirring occasionally, (Workman Publishing. 1991) vater's book, as well as from Chef until none of it Is pink. Drain of! the M E D IT E R R A N E A N S K IL L E T Michele Ix'llorgne of tlie New England fat ______________ D IN N E R ___________ Add the ketchup, brewed coffee, Culinary Institute in Montpelier, Vl. I've also included one from a very cumin, sail and chili pepper Simmer 6 auredrtad tomatoes peeked M o* quirky cookbook entitled "Something (or IS minutes 1 tablaapoon » ip * M6 H o * Add the drained beans, and cook an Tastes Funny." by Sean Donnellan, a 1 cup cracked wheat, or bulgur comedian who does a TV Food Net­ additional 15 minutes wheat or one H/4-ounc* boa Serve with grated cheese or sour work show called "Row to Itoil Water " NaorEaot brand cream, if available None of the recipes requires fresh 1-1/2 cupa chicken Yield 6 servings ingredients, and all could be happily using crocked wheat, 1 — Recipe from Chef Michete served lo company So take pity on using bulgur or (hose neighbors, and tell them that Lcliorgne. New England Culinary In­ 2 when (hey dig themselves out they can stitute Salt and (rashly ground Mack come on over for dinner. They can popper, to tame NO-WORK SALMON bring the bread and milk ....... CHOWDER 11 Note: Since much of the food here is canned, it's a good Ume to nng the 1 15-1/2-ounce can aahnon, or 2 7Fincly chop the tomatoes and set praises of the "SafctvCan" canopener. ro o o aside. In a large skillet, heat the oil over medium best. Add the cracked wheat or bulgur or the tabouleh (discard sea­ soning packet, or save for another use) and saute until toaxtey brown, 2 to 3 minutes. Add the broth or water. Cover the skillet, and cook until the wheat is tender, 10 minutes for bulgur or tabouleh, 20 minutes for cracked wheat. Add the tomatoes and pesto and season In taste with salt and pepper. Spread the chickpeas over the wheat, cover and cook stirring Ihe mixture once, until chickpeas are heated through, about ID minutes. Yield: 4 servings — Recipe from “ The Monday to Friday Cookbook," by Michele Urvater (Workman Publishing, 1901) EM ER G EN CY P A STA 1 pound tingulne, or any ether 2 teaspoon* olive oil. 1 cup ofl cured oaves, 1 4-ounc* jar 1 4-ounc* jar In ok. 1/4 Crushed rad Bring a targe pot of water for pasta to boil. Add Die pasta and cook according to package directions. Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large skillet. Add the garlic, and gently aaule fur 2 minutes. Do not brown. Add tbe olives, red peppers, artichoke hearts and tomatoes. Saute while tbe pasta cooks. When the pasta is cooked to your liking, drain it and add it to the veg­ etables in the skillet Add the cheese and tbe red pepper flakes to testa, and toss well to mix. Serve Immediately. Yield: 4 servings — Recipe from “Something Tastes Funny," by Sean DoiuieUan (Warner Books, 19*7) ' C IM S N E W S P A m E N T U t P R I S * ASSN Victims of domestic violence have the law on their side DEAR AHHY: You printed n let­ ter from u woman who signed her* self “laving n Nightmare," who had been u victim o f domestic violence (luting bark to her honeymoon. You provided her with some solid advice; how ever, some inform ation was missing from your reply that would benefit all women involved in vio­ lent relationships. V ictim s o f dum estic violen ce need to be made aware that their ubuNive spouses are breaking the luw. D o m e s tic violence is a crime, and it should lie reported to the proper authorities, ‘ laving a Night­ mare’s’ husband has already bro­ ken her nose, tier wrist, her shoul­ der, und caused a miscarriage by kick ing Iter when she w a i four months pregnant. In her cose, call­ ing the police is lung overdue. In addition to ordering the book­ let you recom m ended, wom en should know that help ia a phone e o o im I errsapa Nm cmtcs- Nm AKWU ' IM fof ■ SI HTTfl W I call away. Confidential assistance is available 24 hours a dayrthrough through domestic violence hotlines througnit getting out the country'- I suggest started by calling 1-800-799-SAFE, a nationwide toll-free hotline that can provide im m ediate help and (tinned women with the resources nearest them. Those in violent relationships also need to understand that an entire generation of children are at risk, tiers use domestic violence is a learn ed b eh a vio r th a t's passed along lo the next generation. Re­ search allows that in homes where a fath er is ph ysically abusing hia spouse, the children are more likely to grow up to participate in violent re latio n sh ip s them selves. T h is should lie o f great interest to “Liv­ ing a Nightm are," aa she already recognizes that the home lives o f her children are “ terrible.* I f ahe understands that her children are WyVto IP Npw| Xel Mw» S«UbI|ta>Ew^|U flrSBR KSm T few Cm SH^u likely to re pout the pattern them­ selves, I'm sure shell want to call for help at once. Abby, please print this to make ‘ Living a Nightmare," and everyone in a sim ila r situ ation , aw are o f these facts, laud year I was fortu­ nate enough to In-come involved in a public awareness campaign to gen­ erate awareness of. and put an end lo, domestic violence. I f it helps jual one woman, we w ill have accom­ plished a great deal. DEAR BCOTTi I hope It because I have boon told that tho problem has n aeh ad apttry. Domaatlc violence cuts cational, religious, ethnic and cultural llnee, and than a n no stanotyplcol perpotroton or victims. 1 hove received letters concerning women who phyai- LsslOrSu iOTM(U * 3 Tifcfwliwi* KWHmlMl” mm* MM (It it) Lit.' hcM|( ADVKR Whoa people hoar about physically i .......................... tho first quo * a a h ia ^ y h y A B IG A IL VAN BUREN Only when people atart i “Why la ho uatnu wo bo able to and DEAR ABBY: Our friends moved in down the street from us and have proceeded to copy every original design idea we have used in our yard and house. Not only have they copied our surroundings, they have joined every club and organization we belong to, and we bump into them everywhere we go. I f we aay we did something or went somewhere, the next thing we hear is, “We should do that.’ And they do. M y husband thinks we should move, but 1 love our house and don’t want to be uprooted. 1 don't want to lose their friendship, but I would like to keep our house distinctive. Any ideas? CONFUSED NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBORi People Im itate those whom they admire. They also do It If they are insecure about their o v a taste and j udgment Bo candid and tall thorn that although you fool flattered, bein g eoplod detail for detail makes you very uncomfortable. Thou offer to help them make unique selec­ tions of their own. DEAR ABBY: Several years agu, 1 becam e rom an tically involved with u prominent lawyer who repre­ sented my in-laws in u bitter legal IKittle. We secretly began spending lots of time together. I was 24 yean uld, C ath olic, m urried with one child, lie was 50, Jewish, married with three children. W e saw or called each o th er Fam ous Recipe Chicken 1905 S. Fre n ch Ave., Sanford • (4 07 ^ 323-3650 ["1 B - P T o c e " T " " " I ] * i i* 2 6 - P T a e e i Fam ily F m t * 1 5 2 ? ■i Fam ily i at chickm. mixed ! j Bucket I I • 23 fiscal of ettefcaa, uiisd J • I t/2 piM fnvy I • I ksamiyis ksaensih bwad | Not «aM son any oSwr o*sr or ! j fErnll* _____ .I J N _______________________ S M U assm = = = = = = = = “ = :!= = = J r 2 - p Tm p V rue SSsTsfiS* S s s s S s w * S S t n a i M» ^ --i » A d w l M S j r fTw i e l w I i — urikJfoiu- DEAR OOOB-BIEt W hat a meaal VoUnUar do information, but under no eircumatnncea jRiB Bot« jtwsqn^ a»nssr Cabby cw k ItMrtOsr Sot»)K zz, S T tM Km M 3 I M m WWi Jm |S»asi o E Z ? *" LatmrX 0 ■MMkMm.HZtl'Ttw F M U iq M w f M m awwow Grata faumtu RJw? 1 EkSWIFas* UMFhs SSw ID E J MBBIRBRnMj Mm UN liH Urn E E B - M M l N n Nan T 9* zs © N sN M jie is nrnmrnm tjp IK ----- £ u U " tSSSm ****** Nm MM W4 ^ Ms c a rs- fa ------ fa ------ fa hid S T kiM i © P «v - 1 __ J jw T fflP-U gJj* Is W I b T n i^ r PvTNkDMlpM JJsiili U sJ J i UM U~ MrbPRSm 4 b SSBBSr SnSB © _______ Am M mrjmbPh PrMBftMMV Kml M f Ti m Inn u i — Mm+amWmmmM Lot 1OthtIAotm' B •UfrapRf U K " farw'lL,«S»Zwt«» »««♦ imm e-ga m **—* IlfllllJ lit! iff IIVI ■ PET mssas----------u m Wrwinan E g ~ Km ^ n IU u Nm Cw ICrwMulIvCuimmSi t f o W f iT i ( i t r . i H B ---------------1 F5=5— j jotmowmaws SMoR T s W I ' l ||Ih |Hw 0 aJLs-1 B ll m JIm Bmm Um| taw N S S M isfi iM C .h ' ® S r t e S r 5J T . J hiOTMie I ^ W r J! 3 iiti.dPi.iie W E CmiBat ' c m an e S S ’i c e a B 'i CD . I became pregnant and deliva beautiful baby girl who ia the spitting image o f him. Shortly after, hia family learned about ua through hia office, and took it very hard. 1 apologised for the pain our relationship caused them. With p e a t regret, he ended the relationship because he claimed he “ had no ch oice.* H e has not called me since. After the breakup, my husband insisted on a paternity test, which c le a r ly proved ha was not the ftlher. I never told the lawyer that the baby is his, because I care for him and I'm afraid o f jeopardising his license. My husband agreed to raise her as his own, providH I never tell the lawyer he’s the father. Abby, I will be face-to-face with this lawyer at a trial very soon, and I w ill have to divu lge pertinen t information un him, and it's possi­ ble our relationship and daughter may be exposed. What should I do? ‘ BOOB-BIE* a husbands, and domestic vlolance also o cean In i up t r !| • 2 pifcwo/ckictui.Baud £ M ' 9 = :f i n r 2 - p Tp c V C o m b o (V m 11 1I I I i '''* • + * • * * ""* * • _______ _____ _______ ______ L t n r £ M |Ij Meal ■. .. 11 ________ _____ s| NM vaM *Oi any oeiar oaw or a lt t M - £ 9 9 ____ iManil •K ai.d riafc ______ �4 B •S/knfortl Herald. San lord Honda •Wednesday. January 21, 1998 Le g a l N o tic es I * THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TMt CIOHTKKNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR t I M IN O L I COUNTV, FLORIDA CASK NO. 46-944-CA-14-K CMELTON PROFERTirs. INC.. Promt iff. V ROBERT McKEI. etc . et a l . Defendant* CLERK'S NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN trial ru 'iu an t to a Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered m llu above-entitled ra u t* in the Circuit Court m and for Saminola County. Florida. I w ii tall at public auc­ tion to the highest biddar tor ca»h at tna west. front door of tna Saminola County Courtnouaa m Sanford. Saminola County. Florida al tna nour of I t 00 a m ., or aoon tnaraaftar, on tha tTtb of FEB­ RUARY. K M . that cartam parcal of raal property located in Saminola County. Florida, described a t follows Unit No 34-0 and tna undivid­ ed interest m th* common e le ­ ments appurtenant thereto in accordance with and subtact to the covenants, conditions, restrictions, easements, terms and other provisions o f the Declaration of Condominium of OAR HARBOUR SECTION TWO. a condominium, and eahibitt attached thereto, and as recorded in Official Records Boos 1014. Rage 967 of the Public Records o f Seminole County. Florida Dated this llttv day of JANU­ ARY. 1998 (SEAL) UARYANNE MORSE Cl e r k of th e c o u r t By Jane E Jasawtc Deputy Clerk PAULA PRATT. ESQUIRE Pott Off ce Bov l i s t Orlando. FL 32802 Attorney for Plaintiff •t you a>e a person with a dis­ ability who needs any accom ­ modation m order to participate in this proceeding, you are enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to the provision of cartam aetietance. Please contact tha ADA Coordinator at 101 North Park Avenue. Suite N-301. Sanford. Florida 32771, |407) 333-4330 evt 4227 wittun 2 working days of your receipt o f this Clerk's Notice of Sale; if you are hearmg or voice unpaired, call 1800-9SJ-8771.* Publish January I t . >S. IS M 0CM-1SS IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE IIO H T IIIIT H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. B T-M ST-C C -tO -Z SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida not-for-profit corporation. Plaintiff, vs. ALBERT PHANEUF and SUE PHANEUF. his wits. Defendants. NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant la the Final Judgment in Foreclosure entered on the 13th day al January, IB M . m Civil Action No. ST-3ABT-CC-S0-Z at the County Court of the l i ghteenut Judicial Circuit, In and lot Seminole County, Florida, m which ALBERT PHANEUF and SUE PHANEUF, are the Defend ante and BASAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSO­ CIATION. m e., lo the Ptetntifl. I win sea to tho highest and bool bidder for caeh at the wool front door o l tho Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida at 11:00 A M. on FEB­ RUARY 17th. tho following described reel property sot forth m the Final Judgment: Lot S3. Timber Ridge at Sobol Pomt. Unit 1, according to tho plol thereof, as recorded In Plot Book 24. Pages 44-44 of the Public Records ol Seminole Countv. Florid*. d a te d this 16th day of JANU­ ARY. IS M . Maryanne Morse. Clark By: Jane E. Jaaewic Deputy Clerk Plaintiffs Attorney: EMIL A. OASPERONI. JR.. EBO. (31 We ktv a Springs Rood Longwood. Florida 32T7S 1407) 772-7303 N O TIC I AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF IB M Adm inistrative Order No. BS-ST Persons with a disability who nead a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator tt 301 N. Fork Avenue, Suite North 301, Sanford. Florida 32771 at Moot •no <S) days prior to tho pro­ ceeding Telephone; (407) 3234330. eetenalon 4227: 1-400MS-S77I (TOO), or 1-S04-SSS■7T0 (V). via Florida Rotor Service Publish January 21. 26. IS M OEM-144 W THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SCMWOL8 COUNTY, FLORWA. CIVIL OIVIOION C A M HO. M -10BS-CA-14-A CHEMICAL BANK. TRUSTEE. JEFFREY L. BROWN, a amglo man; BARTON N. PILCHER: THOMAS JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO ; SEMINOLE COUNTY; and ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/BUNBCLT, INC., as Successor by Merger to Florida Sanitarium S Banovolont Aeeoclatlen. RB-NOTICE OF BALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER AS NOTICE IE HEREBY OlVfN pursuant to an Order or Summary Final Judfmant al loracioaurs dated September 20. IM S and an Order Fteeettmg Bala dated January Bth, IS M . and entered In Caoo No. M -010I2-C A -I4A o l tho Circus C ow l of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit m and lor Eommolo County, Florida, wherem Chemical BAnk, Trustee, la PlemUR and JEF­ FREY L BROWN, a an gle man; BARTON B. PILCHER: THOMAS JEFFERSON INSURANCE CO.; SEMINOLE COUNTY; and ADVENTIST HEALTH SVSTEM/SUNBELT, INC., OO Bur r eoaor by Merger to Florida Sam la> lum ft Benevolent Aoaoc lotion are Defen d anta. I w il eeo to the highoai and beat bidder lor caeh at M e Wool Ffeat Door o f tho Seminole County. Florida, at 11:00 o ’clock am . on the 3rd Legal Notices day ol FEBRUARY. 1*96 tha following described properly e l set forth m ss d Order or Fmsl Judgment, to-wil LOT 54. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION t. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN PLAT BOOK 31. PAGES 1-4 OF THE PUBLIC RCCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLORIDA In accordance with the Americana with Disabilities Act. persona with disabilities need­ ing s epeclal accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact the Clerk of the Circuit at (407) 323-4330 DATED at Sanford. Florida, on JANUARY Slh. 1998 MARYANNE MORSE A t Clark. Circuit Court By Jana E. Jaaewic As Daputy Clark SMITH S HIATT. P A Attorneys for Plaintiff 2691 East Oakland Park OouleYard. Suita 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33300 Publish January «4. 2t. 1**8 OEM-102 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB BIONTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. ST-S431 CA DIVISION 14A COASTAL b a n k s s b . Plaint >11. ye. WILLIAM C CREECH, al al. Oefendanl(a) NOTICE OF ACTION TO: WILLIAM C CREECH IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. ALL UNKNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OF THE SAID DEFENDANT AND th e unknow n b e n e f ic ia ­ r ie s UNDER HIS WILL. IF ANT. a n o a l l t h o s e c l a im in g s y . THROUGH. UN0ER OR AGAINST ANY OF THEM. AND ALL OTHER UNKNOWN PAR­ TIES. INCLUDING. THE SURVIV­ ING SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. ORANTEIS, LIENORS. CREDITORS AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT; AND THE SEVERAL AND RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN ASSIGNS. SUCCESSORS IN INTEREST. TRUSTEES OR OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AOAINST ANY ANO ALL CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES. NATURAL OR COR­ PORATE. OR WHOSE F1ACT LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN. CLAIMING UNDER ANY OF THE ABOVE NAMED OR DESCRIBED DEFENDANT PRESENT RESIDENCE IS UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo I disclose a mortgage on tho following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: Lot 3t, ol THE HIGHLANDS OF LAKE MART. According la the Put thereof as recorded m Plot Book 47. Pegs 82 through S4. ol tho Public Record* o l Seminole County. Florida. hot boon hied against you. You ore required lo tile written defenses with tho clerk of the court and to serve a copy with­ in (30) days alter the lust publi­ cation on Plomtifl'o attorney, William M. Qolton S Associates, 1230 B. Myrtle Be anna. Bu m IQS. Clearwat er. FL 3401S. Otherwise a default will bo entered against you lor tho relief demanded in the compiomt or petition. WITNESS my fund and tha tool ol this Court on this 7th day Ol JANUARY , IS M (BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o l Mo Court ■y: Ruth King A t Deputy Clark Pubkeh: January 14. 21. IB M DEM-101 M TMB CM C WIT COURT M ARB FOR BSMMM3LB COUNTY, enm . a c t io n CABO HO. BT-S4BS-CA DIVISION 14-W MARKET STRCET MORTGAGE CORPORATION. P U M Iff. V0. CHARLES R BORDCAUK. Ol al. Defend enl(t). N O T IC I OF ACTION TO: CMARLSS B BOROCAUX LAST KNOWN RSSIDCNCC: 1010 Ban ion Court Oviedo. FL 327SS CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN NATALIE L BORDEAUX LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 1010 San left Court Oviedo. FL 27M CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO BY. THROUOH. UNOSR, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN N A M I0 INDIVIDUAL DIFEN DANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. W HITHSR SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED MM OR action to lo red o ee a mortgage on M o follow ing property in BSMBIOLE County. Florida: LOT ES. ALAFAVA WOODS PHASE iv t l. ACCORDING TO T N I OFFICIAL PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT M . PAGES St THROUOH 33. PUB­ LIC RICOROS OF SCMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA, boo boon I Hod ogams! you and you ora required lo eerve o copy pi your written defences. t any, within 30 days after Mo le a f gubbcMion o l thie Notice ol Action, on Echav orris, McCalls. ftoymor. Barren B Frappier. Plaintiff O attorney, amooo address lo SOI Boyohoro Boutovord. BuM BOO. Tampa. Florida 33404. and Ida Mo orig­ inel wlM M U Court either before eery ice on Plaintiff's attorney Of TTno notic o shaft bo pubkohad jn c e aaofi weak for lam conaecuUve weeks at I ha Sanford HoraM. WITNESS my hand and Mo to o l o f Uus Court on Mia 9th day of JANUARY. IS M . ISEAll Maryanne Morse Clark o f M o Court A 0 Deputy Clerk Pubfroh. January 14. 21. IS M DBM-100 Legal N otices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SIOHTBBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SCMINOLS COUNTV QSNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. M -1S S 3 CA 14 A GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB. Plaint itt. va DONALD EUGENI DOWNS. SR . TERESA MARIE DOWNS, tut wit*. GEORGE J. HEMSKV. SONYA ILEMSKV. hit wit*. FLEET FINANCE. INC . PINE TREE VILLAGE AT DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . and , AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION o f th e s u b j e c t r e a l PROPERTY. Dslsndanf(t). NOTICE OF FORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVCN pursuant to a Fmsl Judgment ol Foreclosure dated February S. 1*97. and Order Rescheduling Sals dated January tut, IM S and entered >n Casa No M 1923 CA 14 A. ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tof SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wherom GREAT FINANCIAL BANK. FSB it Plaintiff and DONALD EUGENE OOWNS. SR . TERESA MARIE DOWNS, hi* wits, CEORQE J. ILEMSLKV. SONVA ILEMSKV. hi* wifa. FLEET FINANCE. INC . PINE TREE VIL­ LAGE AT DEER RUN HOME­ OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUB­ JECT REAL PROPERTY are Defendants. I will tall lo the highest and bast bidder tor cash at tho Watt front door of tha Courthouse, in Sanford, SEMINOLE County. Florida, al 11 mo a m o'clock on tha 3rd day ol FEBRUARY. IM S the fo l­ lowing described property at tat forth In said Final Judgment, lo wit: Lot 4. Cluster 0. STERLING PARK UNIT 24. according to Mo plat thereof a* recorded m Pial book 20. at pages S2 through 64, of tho Public Record* ol Semmoio County, Florida; a/k/a 321 Pine Fong Drive, CeMolberry. Florida 32707 DATED M i* Sth day ol JANU­ ARY. IM S. MARYANNE MORSE , A * Clerk ol aatd Court By Jana E. Jaaewic A* Deputy Clark Faber S Qitklt. F. A. Sun# 300 IS70 Madruga Avenue Corel Gable*. Florida 33148 'Parsons with a disability who need a special accommodation to participate W M i* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Semmoio County Courthouse. 301 N. Pork Avenue. Suite N301, Sanford. Florida 32771. at least five day* prior to the proceeding. Telephono. (407) 323-4330 oat. 4227; 1-SOO-S88-S771 (TDD) or 1-SOO-M8-S770 (V) via Florida Ralay S e m e s '. Publish; January 14. I t , IS M DCM-103 IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT, M AND FOR SSMIMOLB COUNTV, CASH NO. BO-BTY-CA-IS W JAMK0 OOBEft AND SUOAN GOBER, substitute Plaintiffs for Bun Bonk, a national bonking as to e ia1ion, former Pismt.n harem. Legal N otices IN THB CIRCUIT COURT FOR BBMINOIS COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO.: ST-1044-CP •N RE THE ESTATE OF LAURA ELIZABETH BUCK Deceased NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION (On* PR) Th* administration ol the v v ls l* ol LAURA ELIZABETH BUCK, dacastad. Fils Numb*’ 97-1044 CP, It pending in Ms Circuit Court, lor Saminola County. Fionas. Probata OlYition. th* add'VSt ol which It PO . P ian ei C. Sanlord. Florida 32772 Th* name and addiata ol th* Personal Representative and th* Personal Representative'* attorney are tat forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All parsons on whom this n one* la seived who have • biacltont that challenge th* validity ol th* Will, the qualifi­ cations ol th* Personal Represents!,»#. ranua. or (untdiction of this Court era required lo til* thair obfactions with thla 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 creditor* of the decadent and olh si persona having claims or dsmsnds against decedent * estate on whom a copy ol M i* notice la served withm this* month* after th# dale *• tf»* last publication ol M i* nolic* must hi* M e* claims With this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othor creditors ol M * deepdanl and persons having claims or demand* against th# deca­ dent's aslat* must III* thair claim* with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. OEMANOS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The d i l * ol Ih* iiis! Publication ol iru* notice it January 21*1. 189S LAURA ELIZABETH SPENCER Personal Representative 1034 Foggy Brook Place Longwood. Florida 1ZT80 CAROL E DONAHUE Attorney lor Personal Representative Florida Bar No Z80401 3411 Loo Road Winter Pork, Fiord* 32799 Publish: January 21. 2S. IS M OEM-181 MOTICS OP FICTITIOUS MAMS Noire* i* hereby given Mot I am engaged m outm ot* at 1SS7 Slash Pm* Place. Ovmdo, FL 327SB-92S7. SammoU County, Florida, under M * fictitious Nam* * ( FLAOS4UP M ANAA1MSNV CROUP and M ai I Intend la register sard name with Ms Division of Corporal ion*. provmiotm' at mo FMtittou* Namo Slatidas. To-Wit: Section M 9 OS. Florida Statute* 1M1. Chart** L. Morn*. Jr. Publish January 21. IM S OEM-170 OF TMB 1ST* WILLIAM R. SUAVE and RITA J. SUAVE, at Ol.. ROTICB OF SALS NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVSN Mat pursuant to Fatal Judgment of Forecloeuro ordered m the case o l JAMS0 GOBER and SUSAN OOBER. Substitute Plaintiff* for Sun Bonk. v*. WILLIAM A. SUAVE and RITA J. SUAVE, at ol.. Defendants, In tho CacuM Court. Mi and for Sam mot* County, Florida. Co m No. S2-STT-CA-14 W. M o undersigned Clark wik ead ol pukkc solo to Mo highest and beat biddar tor caah at Wool front door of Mo Saminola County Courthouse, 301 N. Park Avenir*. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, of tho hour ol 11:00 ojn . on Mo 12M day FEB­ RUARY, A. 0. IS M . M ol certain In Saminola County, Florida, Fort of Lots IS. IT. end IS. AMENDEO FLAT OF DRUIO PARK, according to M o plot thereof ao recorded in Flat Book 7, page* 8 and S. of Mo Public Record* o l Saminola County. Florida dooertbod e * follow*: BEGINNING at O potnt 41S.S2 loot Soot o f Rio SouMwoot corner of aaid Lot IS. thence run Boot IS O M foot: thence run North 117.04 loot: thence run N. 12*48 1.83.11 toot; Monc4 run wool 400.00 foot: thence run S.32'41' W. S3.12 foot: thance run 300 00 loot; thence run South 1ST.04 to tho Pomt o f bssmnktg; AND ALSO A tract of land being a portion al L o u 17 and IS o f aaiended plot e l Druid Park a* recorded in Plot Book 7, p aps * 8 and S. Public Rocordt o f Saminola County, Florid*, being store particularly More: earner of Lot IS of plat ef Druid Park a* recorded m Plat Book T papa* s and S. Public Records o f Seminole County, Florida; thence run SouM SB degrees IS minute# 48 second* (o o f 419 S t foot along Mo south lino o f Paid Lot IS. thence North 00 dog roe* 42 11 seconds oaot 117X8 IS aunutoo 48 sec ond* Waaf 300.00 last to tho easterly right-of-way of U.S. Highway 1T.-S2 Monca SouM 33 dogroM 4* mmutts 00 aoc onds Wool M .70 lost along asU rtgM of way to Mo pomt o f ourrafuro of S curve conca ve souMsootsrfy having • rodwo o f S M U T foot. ol eoid curve 120.30 loot to point ol beginning. EXHIBIT *A * MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Jana E. Jaaewic Deputy Clerk FRANK C. WHICH AM. ESQUIRE P.O. Boo 4SM Sanford. FL 32772-4P4S Pukkah: January S t. SB. 1SSS DEM-IS2' C A M SB. S T - t I M B A -1 4 4 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, NJL., IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV. VL Casa Ns: 9 7 -ItfO -C A - 14-W RONALD ROSENDURQ. VIRGINIA ROSENBURO. end CLARA L ROSENDURQ. Plaintttts. vs SCOTT ALAN ZEIGLER and OAPHNE JUNE ZEIGLER. Oslsndanls NO TICI OF FORSCLOSURS SALS to SCOTT ALAN ZEIGLER and DAPHNE JUNE ZEIGLER and all parsons claimmg under or through Mem YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that Mar* will b* a sal# ol Lot 96, QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH REPLAY ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY. FIORIOA. according lo thereof recorded m Plal Book 11. Page IS, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida on Fsbruary 17M, IM S . ( I 11 00 AM. al th* Was! Front front door ol M * Saminola County Courthouse Building, 301 North Pais Avanua, Sanlord, Florida 1Z70I. This ssla it bemg made pursuant to a Final Judgement of Foreclosure altar Default entered by M * Court and Ms u ’ (Irrtignsd Clerk of sard Court will tall Ih* proparty to th* highest bidder tor c ash Dated this 13 day ol January. 1996 lia a q MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Jan* E Jatawrc Deputy Clerk Parsons with disabilities flood­ ing special accommodation* to participate m M i* procoodmg should contact Mo AOA Coordinator at th* tsm in ol* County Courthouse. 101 N. Park Avsnuo. Suit* NJOt. Sanford. Florida 327T1, at toast five day* prior lo Ms proceed mg Telephone (TOO) 1-1004S5-B77I or (V) t-SOO-9911770, via Flor ids Relay Service C Anthony O onialoi. Jr , Esq 2827 W Slat* Rd 434 Longwood. FL 32779 Publish January 21. 29. IM S DEM- Its CITY OF LAKE MANY, FLOtNBA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FSBRUARY S, I S M NOTICI IS H tR tB V OIVIN by M * City Commission ol M * City of Lake Mary. Florida Mai said Comnusston win hold a Public Hearing an Fokruory Sth, t o e s , at T OO F.M.. or a* aeon MoroaRor a* poooiklo. to con ­ sider Bocond heeding and adoption ol an Ordinance enti­ tled AN OROINANCI OF THC CITY OF LAKS MART. FLORIDA. ACCEPTING A PSRM ANINT DRAINAGE CASIM INT. MORI PARTICULARLY OSSCRIBIO HSRlIN. FROM THC CMATLOS FOUNDATION, INC. FOR RINSMART ROAD IMPROVEMENTS. PROVIDING FOR SCVCRABIUTV ARO IF P tC T IV t DATS, accepting tho Srauiog* oaoebt IsM bit 'A * Th* SXMtSIT -A' Commence at th* Northeast corner o l the SouM 2SS.00 1*01 o l Mo South* oot 1/4 at M e Southooet 1/4 of Section S. Tbwnotup 20 South. Rang* 30 ia s i, Sommota County. Florid* ■ndrunN SB*40'4S"W Mans m * North kno o f Ih* BauM 299 00 loot o f m * BouMooof t/f of M * SauMoam 1/4 of oaM Section S. 171.01 fool to a pomt on Mo Westerly right-of-way kno *1 N BB*40'48*W along sard North Bn*. 334.17 loot: thonco Having said North lino run N OOMS'14'E. 320 00 loot: Monco run S SS*40'4S*I, 21S.10 loot M Mo pomt al curvature at a curve S R C J. LARSON and SUSAN NANNSTTS LARSON, Ms wd*. a/k/a SUSAN NANNETTI ANDCRSON. a radtua o f 2S0.S1 foot: thane# run Southeast arty along sold curve, 122.77 foot through 0 at 24*22‘2S* lo MOTICS OF BALM NOTICI IS HEREBY OWEN that pursuant to a Final Juigmsm of Foreclosure dated Oocomkor 12M. 1M7. ordered bi C o m No.: S7-181S CA-14-C of M o Circuit Court o f M e SighteonM Judicial CkcuN m and tor Bom d ole County. Florida, whoroki BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALI­ FORNIA. NJL. a* Cuatcdlon or Truateo. Plaintiff. and ERIC J. LARSON and SUSAN NAN­ NSTTS LARSON. Mo wdo, a/k/a f NANNSTTS ANOCRSON, run S 00'19'tS'W . 2S4.0S loot to the Point o f Beginning: Containing 107tSS.B7 square loot (2.4404 acraa). T R A C T*#* Commenc e at tha SotAheasI corner o f M * North 344.00 toot ot tha Sauthaaat 1/4 at tha Southeas t 1/4 o f Section S. SO South. Range SO County. Florida Hid run N ss*st t r w aions Me SouM lino o f tho North 3SS.00 foot o f th* louthaaot 1/4 e f Mo SauMaoot 1/4 of said Section S. 17S.00 loot to o pomt on Mo Wootorty right-of-way kno of Sana. M o eele * N bo hold al M o Wool Front Door ol M o Samku lo County Courthauoo, SOI N. Fork Avenue. Sanlord. Florid*, at ttC S a'ctock ajn., an M s ISM day of FEBRUARY. property a * eat forth m th* Final 100 330 leaf to point o f has tening. run Wool to Mo Bast rtgM of way lina of (KaU right a l way 330 fast; thanes to o t to p e M North of Mo per­ pendicular to tha pomt ol beginning, thence eouM 130 a/k/a tSCS Lake Markham Road. Sanford. Florida 32771 *tn accordance with tho Am orKWH with OieobUdioo Act, paroana weeding a special SS4-S771 (TOO) ar 1S7TS, Via Florida Ralay DATED thia Ittft day of January. IM S . MARYANNS MORSE. CLERK dy: Jana S. Jeerwir Deputy Clark Attorney for PtahMf: Jam00 W. Moore. Esquire JAMES W. MOORE. PJL TOON. B. FLS3ISS M Um LFL (SOSiTSd- It. I 0SM-1M rwwrt Ve N SS*S1‘21* W •did SouM kno, 140.00 toot: run S 00*14'1I*W, 2T4.SS foot M a pomt on a curve c oncova SauMwaatarty having a radius of B12.4S M o t a chord o f 44.04 loaf, and a chard Siarlwg o f B TS*22'4t’ « i M onco run C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 407/ 322-2611 407/ 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8 A M •S PM F R ID A Y PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14Times.... $.68/line 7 Times......... $.84/line 3 Times....... $1 09/lino 1Time..... S1.42/lm6 C L O S E D S A TU R D A Y R a t s * a r t p e r In s e rt io n A SUNDAY 3 lin e M in im u m . M O N D A Y th ru * com* * ] angH at SMSES* la a pokd of rovoreo curvature o f 0 curve having a 1SB.T1 e f 1T*St'4S* to a pomt of tanganr y Manoa run N M*4S'S3*B, B U S l*M la a "By W W rW ^^M l ” wBwthonco run N SS*1Sf7*W . SS2.SS foot to tha Point o f Bafmnmg: Containing 7t42S.0S aquoro foot l U W S oo rN l PERSONS WITH MBABRJTISS NBBOINO ASSISTANCE TO RARTICfPATS IN ANT OP THEM TACT THB CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT 11ABT AS HOURS M ADVANCE OP THB MBBTWO AT 40T-S34-S0S4. NOTS: IP A PCRBON DCCIOkS TO APPEAL ANT DECISION MADS BY THIS COMMIE I ION WITH RBSPSCT TO ANT MAT­ TER CONSIDBR1D AT THIS SHI WILLI m _____________ , THAT. POB BUCH PURPOSE. HB OR SNB MAY NBBS TO SUBURB THAT A VBRBATM4 R8CORO OP TH I PROCStOfNOS IB MAOt. WHICH RSCORO INCLUDES T N I TISTHEONV ANO SV10 1 N C I UPON WH1CN TMB APPSAL IS TO B I BAS10. FLORIDA STATUTCS 2SS.0I0S. CITY OF LA K I MART. th b Coral A. Footer. City Ciork DATED: January IS . IS M PUBLISH: January 21. IM A DCM-lSS $300 $500 • Okit exiting phono card* No 61 penance necokMry For more •nlormelion tend e SASE lo Primetime Commumceliont. P O Bo« 694355 Miami FL 33269 1355 BEST Home Bueineee out there It you ore tenoui about making money w/ no ten of prod, no my. no nek Cel 262 3320 t w iw m m w w m ~ COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE Scheduling may include Lake Mary L ift at th « cost o l An addi­ tional day Cancel when you get results P ay only for the d ayi your ad runs at rale earned U m fu* description lor fastest rem its Copy mutt foflow acceptable form W e reserve the nghl lo refuse any ad at any bme Commercial frequency rates are kUsny h igh traffic sites. $2500 s/wh potent 1*1 800-342-6653 m n m m m m u tm available VENDING ROUTE OCADUNES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. M a ry h igh trsfffc sites. $2500 s/wk potential A D JU S TM E N TS S C R ED ITS: In the event o l an error, the Stafford Herald wta b e responsible for (he first insertion only and only (Tie the extent of the cost o l that insertion P lea se check your ad for accuracy the first day It runs $$$$$$$$$$$$$$» $ $ $$$$$ Legal Notice! CITY OF LAKB MARY, FLORIDA NOTICS OF PUBLIC HSABIHO NOTICE OF INTENT IS H IM BY GIVEN Mot Me City ol Lab* Mary City Commission will hold a pubkc hearing to consular a Development Agreement between the City e l Lake Mary and Learning Unlimited International School*. Inc. for property located m Me City at L e t* Maty at Me watt tid e at Rantoul Lane, approemialely 2.800 feet eouM ot CR 4SA and •mmodiotoiy north ol M * City * athletic field* True meeting wik be held Thursday, February •th . 1SSB. e l Lake Mery CNy Nall, IBS berth Country Club R eed, Lake Mary, Florida et T;00 P.M. The property i* described e* follow* AMIHOBD LSOAL DESCRIPTION Commencing at th* Southeast coiner ol M e Northwest quarter *1 Section 4. township 20 South, Range 30 (e e l. Sommoie County. Florida, run thence • 00 04 22' E along the (s e t line 01 th* Southweet quarter et Section 4. Township 20 South. Rang* 30 East, tor * distance 400 00' more or le ts to th* Southooet corner o l Parcel SA; run Monco along tho SouM kno ol Pertot SA on * beering ol N • • ' ( • ' • ! ’ W * distance ol 40 00 to the POINT OF BSOINNINO; Proceed Monco Woolorty along Mo SouM Ime ol ootd Parcel 4A on e Peering ol N tt '9 1 1 2 * W a distance ol 1.18SOO'; Monco N 00*04 22* W * Pretence ot 324 00'; Monco • 18*98 82* ( 0 distance e l •98.00'; Monco N 00*0S'22‘ W a distance o l 130 00'; Monco S 88 88 83* t * distance of 800 00' to 0 pomt so 00' Wool ol th* Eeet kno e l told Ic r c e i SA; Monco • O T S S 'ir S V tR o tone* o l 410 04 I t the Pomt ol Beginning, containing 10 00 acre*. Said pro port y t* lo bo devel­ oped at a 41.000 oquar* tool private school lor 800 pupil*. Tho butMmg height kmit it 39 1**1. The building Intensity i* 0 t floor are* ratio (FAR). A copy o l Mo Agreement i* available lor inspection m Mo Community Development Office. Lake Mery City Hell, too North Country Club Road, le k * Mery Florid*. Monday through Friday, from 8:00 o.m. until 8 00 p m., or you may cob 324-3048 tor information concerning M l* intcreeled parties may appear and b * hoard rogardmg M e pro­ posed amendment or written comments i Clip Clerk Ia l 100 North Country Club Road. Lak* Mary. Florida. NOTtiFCRSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAFED RECORD OF THIS M ISTING IS MADS BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVCNIENCS. THIS RICORD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN A 0 (OUATS RECORO FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY. ANY PERSON WISHING TO INSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RECORD OF THB PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THB NEC­ ESSARY ARRANGEMENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. of thoao procoodm g* M o Cdy'* ADA Cuordmeler al Haol 44 hour* In *1(407) t of M * City * t Lak* Mar*. Wend* C ant A. Footer. City CHrk I 2 1 .1SSS r t i . is sa zznziza •** Waal o f the SB e arner of tha N l 1/4 Of M * NW 1/4 o f M * NW 1/4 of Se ction SB. Township i s SoMh e f Range 21 East; run 55— B u sin e ss Opportunities Legal Notices 79 BMW A4BS1 •1 CHEVROLET JOIMRS3SSMKS17S4S BS CHEVROLET 10CCS140SFI1SEET7 2S7HB31V7LK73004I TSDOOOE B11ANSX11S447 SS FORD 1FMEEHFBOURS41T4 I/1B/SS R FORD 2FABP22XSOB274294 •7 FORD 1FASPC4AXHF2S0SS7 2GSAJS1RSK2S11404 •0POINTIAC 1G2NEt4U3LC33S0S2 ALTAMONTE TOWING. I IT MARKER BT.. ALT. 8P0S. SALE BE OWE AT I BBS AM. VIEW 1 mmnmms? ler of Sentord epeoekrmg m tohob and roetoratwe care •SO MttonvR* Av# 3 H 4 S M DBM-172 2 1 .il VENDING LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW MOunSrBfG 88 Free Brochure I 800 820 6 782 WORK ‘ FROM- HONE mekmg wooden frame* Earn lo 83t*i wk Col S3Q 4444 art E 45 WORK FROM HOMS No cott tor itCpkee. earn lo 836GW4 meen g brec M l ISSS E et 448 14— F o r S o lo ^ E c u E ? 7 5 5 ffi»5 ^ EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE LEASE L ie . 34 yr* Eep ChO04O from Ovor 80 000 dtkrgng SVeq ft Fro* M l Ouevry guaranteed 904 904-0013 or 407 324 318A IS — C e m e te ry L o t t 3 cemetery ton S3 000 Sevo 81900 Cad S22-2IS3 59— Fininclol S e rv ic e s ERASE BAD CREDIT LEGALLY lor tuN 821 00 Met checA-no to CALYPSO-1454 N LAkemont Avo Wnfer Perk. FL 61— Money to Lend ATTN iOMEOWNERS Borrow 828.000 • 1100.00 Too Marry bt**7 •Pay on Ntyi mteretl creckt cord* •Mom# Improvomenti •Apply by phonwTf hr ApprovN •No Equity Required Can Platinum CapRai 900-923-6343 / Open T day* ALONE? F L * RESPCCTIO Oetmg Bureau lor SENIORS Eeiah 1ST? 1-S0DS23-4477 76— Education A Training — i ^ Accrodfod Truce School COL. VA/TA Apprv Job Aeerel Wkand cieieet Nekonei Truce School 1 -400-444-T344 Froo M atching Always Everyone gece Cormorkod L IK E W O R K IN G W IT H P C O P L E 7 OortT M R* OB A MEDICAL ASSISTANT Ae a Modem Aoertiem * • an Aekooela ol Science degree you wd h*t> prepare pobonfe tor otemmoiion* conduct import- 1 *6 6 6 -4 1 0 -6 9 0 0 H h o un IB * Longwood wl m mmor eurgery If* a K i you kko r •Oey or CvunmpCIeo •Pnonouk Aai tor TTueo OujHy in d r M u ik /Yooomonf AewOLerxe 4 Found FOUND FRIDAY-CO 8 M CASE Mutt identify ctfs end cate CeO *C7 334JM 7SmmjUj * . C el Today1 407-S31-SS1S 2 7 — N u r s e r y 4 C h il d O ty C o tfg t 653 East Maty 436. SM 200 C4k*4to*ny FL 33707 ALL HOURS 10 yrt eip ri chfd MARTA'S DAYCARE Betty! loot P ro School LAKE WURY UC #5*4-7. 322-0044 RMtedfe Chad C an FfT or P/T 4C SBOSPMB. No rod loo Mol nutnoou* moot* A enecee Cad tar 1 o * f n * 221- Ago* 2-11. L t g il Notlcaa IN T H B C I R C U I T C O U R T O F TH O 1STH JW B tO IA L C I R C U I T M A R C FOR M M W fO L A C O U N TY , eeeuneCNA pra^am duUURkgameoyrenivcad •Stem if »w an laemng tanmr 1 -OR-Ot-A W RE: THE MARRIAOE OF JOANNA PRUITT. Petitioner. end JOHN I . SMITH. NOTICS OF ACTION TO: JOHN I . SMITH: 4 H I Often Or. Orlando, FL 32404 YOU ARB HSRGBV NOTIFIED Mot g Potman lor Pi* oo tunon ot comnvrcn < Uudert is lee* CHA ere* J f l earn program <FVU rue uecnng ’ecuty provdng * ceeng C M een u vn rv w i a-d •4100 futon Thuingv ,^U 1IQO This Program No; 4 12.1SBS PIANO LEMONS-Pnvate Beg , 10 vniermockeie My homo only C al 321-7543 ■ 7 w 5 Tw 5 5 d “ to oorv* a copy o f your Resdonot or Ptoodmg lo M * Patti ton upon M * Petitioner'* attorney: ENam Ap e nto, PJL M Low Offtc* Ol Strain Aponte. •40 E*t1 Highway 434. Longwood. FL 3 I7 M . and til* tho OftgineJ Roopono* or Pttodmg m th* offico of m * Ciork o f Mo CkcuN Court, on or be fore Mo SM day of FEBRU­ ARY, AJL, 1SSB- If you lob lo do •4. A * DATED M Sanford, Sommoie County. Florid* M i* End day of JANUARY, ISSS. MARYANNS M0RS8 CLERK OF THB CIRCUIT COURT OT! None* R. Winter Deputy Ciork Pukkah. January T, 14. I I . 3E, ISSS DSM-SS W r^ F w yp fT O F IV W 8 W w Id wiM Mo Olviston of C orsorM ioni. _____ Fiend*, m ac cordance wNh Me provtetont o f th * Ficliliou* Namo Slalulo*. T*-WR: Section SSSJM. Florida Stahilo* 1SS1. Oanfoc. Inc. b army «■ Andonon. Open your own mod u r w i Earn (20 822 hr learn the te crecti from the founder ol one ol the lergnkl mad tenneet m Ih# netnn and d eik et now forming ___________331-S243_________ 12— EkJorty Coro ARB YOU I MOTTVATEOT I looking tor M o I T i f t m town 8300 pto* woakty. P/T hours Fun wofk 4(Mmonmenl 323-2070 *dL 214 T iM iii m m R U N F1II4IFRJ f/T 8 N T lor * Mayor Manulec luring pianl m Sanlord Pc*r- s % 4 ■ M u u .f.d B -IH ‘ U M A I I U ■ Deque* (3 ' T P J X U O U Y M W T Y C J M L T J T P J X U U D A C B T H U L . * Ml R M W W M ' I T O T Y V . V L U C J — N : m> ■V h v % % % % : % CELEBRITY CIPHER Pukkah: January t t . IPSE OEM-171 ROTICB o f F ic n n o u o b am o h flllfa ita kAedLu a n bngaood m Butkisss at IS IS W. B n s S e t f S t. Oviodo. FL S27BE. Somlnele County. Florida, undor " *" ' Nome o f OBBT 800-342-6653 C V Y ■ C V O U L P . P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N *1 don't know. I only p layed thsrs ni rsB/s * — FuEbeck W ad O am so n , sakad i! C o w b o ys cos T bw IsnCry mm mdtai # IM S IyN fA . Me \ �Sanford HaraJd. Sanford, Florida •Wadnatday, January 21,1998 • SB K I T *N* C A K I.Y I.K ® h i l.u rn \\rlKhi 71- H e l p W anted 71— H elp W anted 71— H elp W anted A BETTER JOB FOR YOU! Just Can' Nave. a Fea' HEIR Personnel M H U I AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS SantordLongwood Ortando Oood Incoma Potenial Benefilt After 00 Oayl Tepft Seat 407-20] X S5 Concrete Ceoomt 71nishers Wonted F/T. Labarara i D M . CM 124-2442 ADMINIITRAT1VE ASSIST. Deiaf and mutti task onantad parson for smalt Whoratal* Novelty Co Etc typing skills phonai. and computer aipenane# rao Sam* order entry. A/P S ATI Salary to upper Taani CUSTOMER REP/RETAll $10.35 T O S T A R T Famg 20 pot/tona by 1/2366 N o e tp lor mto M M I I 1 Mai to Cassetterry, F I 327IS -M il -0EBARY MANORThe following positions available are Salary baaad on Siberians* CNA-f/T avallabte ■Mom* W**Wy‘ * Lay Over Ptan' *Ettra Step Pay' •401K Retirement' 'Health Iniuranee' •Vacation Pay* }pm-1lpm k t1pm-7am SALARIES BASED on EXPERIENCE Can Denary Manor, 407666442S. A*k lor Dtfector of Hurt­ ing or apply withm 60 North Highway 17 02. DeBary Flan da Drug Free Workplace EOE. ' rider Program' *SateM* Equp* t yr OTR *tp c ia tt A COL req Pleat* Cal Bam to 5pm 1 000 674 9050 DETAIL PERSON Apply n Perton Phi Betti* Car Care 2710 Ortando Dr Mow Fn Onfy EOE ARE YOU DEPENDABLE A NO HONESTY Help noth hoot* keeping butmett Start pad time and work up1 Phone Iran*portal ion and reference* re _____ O fS S L M L J X k H S I_____ DISHWASHERS FT/PT *7,hr Apply in perton at Lwgm ot Patta and Steak House 120 Inti Pkwy Heathrow D R IV E R S -T R U C K A S S O C IA T E T R A IN E E E ■penanced and trainee* W * Wa Hold A M ing Event on January 22. 1006 from lO AM -SPM at Truck Driver* institute S10 Aero lena • Sanford. F I Bat* P ly up to 36-1/2f/Mte Pki* Bonus Plenty ol M4et wKh Exceeent Benefit* dtO-o-tT foe Byron OA 600 292 M 09 Du* to • ■pension Large Lake Mary company hiring FuM Tima A m m U M W e* item you to earn your potenaal marker Wl 600 623 6311 Buy * Sea Typpeneer* f t p t EARN A CAR Free Training OreetSS Flat hr* 321 6421 DR IV IN G IN S T R U C T O R For total CDt duck ctover tram mg center R elied dnvert an enureged to Apply Mom* every nqht Must enyoy working with people Inieretied mdnnduel* should have OTR aip and a good Or>vmg record W * oner •lament pay company pad mk n n e a pad vacaton* t ho*day* Cal 600 334 7364 or 407320-BOOn 4** lot Rck Smith C a r p e t C le a n e r s S t a n le y S t e e m e r N o E t p . N ecessa ry, M u tt h6V4 FL D U 9300-9300 V W eek ___ Prwa Free aeo*»QM CMLDCARS TEACHERS • AI0CS Part A M h m e needed t i p req Good benefit* C*> 322 7609 CHRISTIAN M L LIONAIRE Earn more t'a wMf than most EXP LANDSCAPE PERSONS Good pay A benef it FDL req d ___________ M M 4 M ___________ F/T k P/T C A R P I T/JANTTOrilAL Ngpt* k wkervt* *7 Hr lo SUrt • some benefit* Uutt have tren* k phone tv M et* el ___________ M fi4 M 3 __________ _ OENCRAL OFFICE SantOrt) area P/T 4 hr* day M F E «p requved 32606M GENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS F/T • P/T. _________c a w m - o m _________ HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Ap­ ply within 300 Wa*I Airport Sankyd RENAISSANCE RETIREMENT CENTER________ 170-0*01 CLERICAL PERSON Should have typmg t in t and tome tie K computer knowledge Mull be rekabte Located on L et* Mery Btvd Rnmehai Hoed area Evening hotel Contact Rob a a - to M ______________________ COL OR ADOS PRIME STEAK Hiring *>p*n*nc*d LINE COOKS S DISWASHERS Ap­ ply M F, 7 tpm n u Ortando D* i n i ; r m ; | // n \ i W II I l \ l . I r r tt p e rc e n t G U I r i m o y 1 I\i party plan dwIrCiutort Procasa order* horn home Reedy cash For start up kivi tme memberMiy lee. MAIL 130 00 cnacimo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1434 N Lakemort Ave. Wmler Park. FL 32702 **AMna S10 hr and up •Onxrxl crew-Baggage ClaervCuilomar terwew-nck etmgNlamp egenttoRefueters •S ta rry Jab Faff F A IN • M lM W E a tr e n c a f preterred-Wa tract “ Ortverto SMO sated* ■LocakCamparry truck *Foa All Of Your Cm f l o t m c n t n u m * U 7 -4 M 4 M I Custom Suiting hat several opportunities lor eager and You re in­ to 7 30am to 7 00pm ai nail tfn I C el today! NO FEE! Eioekerk poeKiona available 1; ■Mark* m MARKETING SALES TRAINEE Custom Staffing P L A C fM C N T M M W C n LAB O R RITE*3J0-341S Coma work wRfl Bta BCBTI Daiy work -Daiy pay Vehicles a PLUS Ope nog lor soil tkiver w/ van urittiJe viilc*. LABORER tor a panunq tor and maintenance company Good pay and bane fits Ceil Mfeay 113-1441. EARN SOME EXTRA M0NEVI CARRIERS WANTED Newspsper deUvery for eateblished routes in the Sanford area. Earn monty while taking a drive in the country or city. Mist have dependable transportation, organizational skins and be avertable lor afternoon delivery. in persona i t i to: 181— A p p lia n ce s & Furniture F o r Sale 1131 S French Ave 323-4343 MAINTENANCE PERSON Needed for 264 i n n Musi be • ip m e l phases HVAC cert ••C work environment CaX Sentord Lanrkng Apts tor more mto 3216220 Member Services REP Credit Union e ip pretorred Lake Mary area Fax resume to 407-4210301. MERRY MAIDS HtfllNO Car k Insurance Needed Weekend* FREE 331-3266 R b s M t n t t b l C le a n in g MOLLY MAID IS HIRINQ F/T*M-P * M p * WM Trsfrv 607.7*76007, Now hvmg etpenenced COOKE, SERVICIRS A DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacation* altar 1 year Medical benefits a Drug Free Work piece 0 E SR 46 Wesl 4630 407.130-7771 k 3770 Ortando Or t7 0 1 ferd o rd . 407-1216306 DENNY’S RESTAURANT. 1 fro ten pay b a t ' le B COL preferred. Drug free work piece. Apply In person Rich United Carp. 401 W 1Jb! I Senferd. M-F *07 127-3*43 PATROL L/ACCOUNTPfO CLERK SAnforq area Pan Time U F Must have •■penance CM 326 0666 or lax resume to 328 S’ 66 ____ PHONE OPERATORS IB 1116* P/T or F/T 1 -BOO-716 4 2 2 * 117— C o m m ercial Rentals 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n f u r n is h e d — LIMITED TIME” Ito o oft First months rent 1236467 or 1214123 Long wood 17 92 IstmoFREE 2B00 *q fl All’part Store Front/ Ortre 113*204 or S00-9117 APARTMENT LOCATOR Srvc Find wtval you am looking tor Never aide. 1-600-1)06660 OFFICE/WHSE Tcxxj l i 000 *1 From 0 ] *f Prime tocehon Hwy 17 02 Sanford, t W from Airport Bhto CM 3246440 Jtm/Kue M A R IN E R ’S V IL L A G E LAKC ADA I ROHM 1410440 7 BOHM . 1470440 ANO UP 323-6670 OSTEEN-1 hdrm wtoath 9290 * dap 2txlm 9300 ♦ dep 3 bdrm 1330 i dep 1226276__________ PROF ESSfONALteETAIL Spec* 1901 W ttl Street 100 5100 sq n 1330 mon A UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY ________ 1*07)1116109________ l i t — Office S p a ce F o r Rent ROSE LEA VILLAS i n %mctef -M lM M en m SANFORD I t. nopals *o chedren. SSOOmon • SlOCVSac 2221342 BANFORO 2/1 VERY CLEAN Newly Renovel « d Movwtn S eecM S27-7S12 SANFORD MSTORIC OUT 1/1 Bern patio, hardwood Itoor* kmptace Speoou* 3*001230 Steneirom Realty 122-2*09 SANFORODUPLEX H«lonc Drtmcl t txkm. kaoomo ♦ see 1216232 or pgr 4446906 1 0 0 — C o n d o m in iu m R e n ta ls OFFICE/OFFICE-WAREHOUSE Now AvAkxPto Ouankan Personal Storage CM tor deU4* 579 2900 P ip E F 5 K E H X R Minimum 3 years eapenence and water and sewer Good nafits Drug Free Work Plata Apply 41 900 Uiler Drive Aaamonte Springs 407-2606000 m o o t CLUB M . Laun­ dry rm. sem petto. IW d e p o * 4 k 95iOmo Please tax 1211144 1 story 3/2 5 w/dbi ga r . nsar Airport k 417 m prrvile waiad Community |90Gdap * 17901 mo mcudesl water, garbage fc lawn cam Discount avakebto PORTER m ctowntown Onendo •res Clean appearance, drug tree First stefl C M Misty 1221641 RIGHT HAND MAN N eed s 71 IS e ffn o n f tire pay to R i vers. ■Open Sam SBSD OOtt6L™00IT RENTT When you can own tvs 1 btem home w/C/HA, new patei S carpat 7 Ask about HUD homes! The! it S23K-S33K/year Ful benefits pkQ CM 633-4700 SAVE-A-LOT FOOOS has open­ ing* tot P/T p esblsn * in our Sentord Store Starting salary 16 00tv Appfy m parson 0-3 M 2921 Ortando Dr. Suite 120. gySprd HS CE PTtOMST /SECRETARY typmg A I kghi cornt. 330!3907 Training Aimed A Unanwad M M b A Aaaee. 634-7444 CLERK/ P/T M-F Cal TRAMCEAMSTAUAR .F/T. 1 /1 . SlOGPep 322 2/11 Large fenced yard. CHA On ty 127.000 VIP “ Inc 407-112 WM\X dean FL DU arwry level, heavy kfung over 21 yr». MS-M30 EM taking tor oouteer help I pmp cook. I l l East Frst Santom ----------- M < *s fM ir< i* s OROVtVKW 37. eat-in u l up graded master eurta nett to perk Make Oder* M l 000 DC DC CALLAWAY, Realtor |407) 1246111, Ext 10k M il TOPIC DISTRICT Chemung home m mov*-n condition MUST SELL 046K Cat Barters Svnmon* Corner 1J tuts 2 txfem den. work shep. tei/tory room, carpoi. 136 300 MS-1000_____________ GOVER NM ENT FO R ECLO SED * Home* from pannes on 01 Oeknqueni Tax. Repo * REOs Your Are* Tol Free (1) 800-2100000 Ext H 2206 tor curmnt tot- 4/2-102 Loch Arbor Court Near MayFav Country CM ) CM 1236670 tor a p t SANFORD-2401 KEY AVE. 1 burn 1200 *q ft StSOWk Utte md CM 331-74*6 BAI6FORO m Cony toceeon S*0tVmo XMAS ObcowK Ret rag *216707 EB gVf HHTBX CH/A. A rm. tg yard, C H A .^ ^ H M M 1 j m DOYLE (407) 12]2420 I WE M AD H O USES TO REN M SpM piwiOvw I.AOO e a .« . A p p L .to e d .2 e w g w .E 7 U n « ! OVER 2000 sq W LfvttrV lanvVptc CrpWMttup $11 U N 0/1 Sap Motew-tetew aM tefs. Omr 2900 e q ft--------- 4 acre. 2/2 w 7 addl rooms. Completely renovated. CHA. Ownar/Agenl Free 24 hour hoi tkne 16006460240 1 5 3 — A ic r e a g e S a fe 11 able. Sentord Area TRIPLEX 422 EAST 9»l For mom Sanlord-Nee Area Only 110.000. i r, - i- 2 8 acres < ■ 155 CondomInhimB For Sate over lookang im bei 117— C o m m e rc ia l 441 *4 MURRAY nteng lawn mower i*np 42* cut. Rimt goodi 9369 Call 32666*4__________________ 211— A n t iq u e / C o lle c t ib le s 7* 11 FT CRUUERt • CABIN CRUStER tow L/TW 350 V I w/ vtevo pent* cut Here drwe on Undem trailer Asking 16999 C M 126-4*64 B . ■ ----- 217— Garage Sales WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFFY A YARD SALE is the perfect way to do lhal and Ihe Sentord Msratf can bnng peopw lo your door Admrt.se your sale m Ihe Sentord Hereto ind la k e Mary Lite tor onty 0 51/kne and watch toe items le a n whte me money comas in Can by Noon on Tuesday end your 5 kne ad can nxi tor p irn days xi the Herald and once n me Lake Mary Like tor ONLY 110 201! AI we ash is toe! you prepay toe * » CM uewe can help" (407) 322-2611 NAVEL ORANGES k RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farms 3401 Celery Ave *4 CHEVY Full-t* long bed PU. Tool box 1 bed liner. 03.500 Cab 3266135 Navels, red grapefruits, langerme* Fresh From Orove We Ihp BA CCS MARKET 322-3001 60 CHEVY pck-n» hall ton AT Runs good 0000 0 6 0 C al for more mto 3246*47 *2 DODGE RAM 250 toogbed van 134.032 rmtet. Runs As Is See and make offer at San­ ford Herald. 300 N French Ave. Sanford (In beck ol mein bu*d m g) 223— M iscellaneous 20 COCOS PLUMOSUS Palm Beautiful 050 You haul Can 322-4145_______________________ FREE: Three doubt* awning windows w/ screen* CALL 3220167, evemnosonfy_____________ 238— Vehicles W anted W O LFE T AN N IN G BEOS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and EAVEI Commarcufhom* unit* from 0199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Color Catalog Cel TODAY 1800-7110150 CASH 515 PAID! For Junk Cars. Trucks k Mttcf 240— B o a t Rentals FISHING BOATS FOR RENT surfing at 030 k up Also: 24’ Pontoon CM 330-1612 231— C ara F o r Sale 6* VW BEETLE SEDAN Re stored, show quaMy. Beet-up engme 06000 FIRM 3236467 241— flee . V e h ic le s / C a m p e r s F o r S a le *6 TOYOTA MOTOR HOME self contained, roof S dash ar. •OK mite, runt good 09200 WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent* 1,250 sq. ft.* part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 Prime showroom A I10.S70 aq. «K SR 407-5re-2900 Swbord Commerce C * M Pete Ave A 2961 a . 2 3.000 el A 4.500 per year. Parking la C M John Gay at lie . Real 2 5 2 -A c c o u n tln g 2 7 6 - E le e tr ie a l ECON BOO RKC CPIM Cutomued/partonaUed pick-up larvtoe 407 1464426 M I D AN SLKCTNCIANT CALL OfCKte ELECTRIC 2 5 3 - A d d H io n s A fum.UNUm.l e* 6102 157— Mobile Homes For Sal* *4 FLSSTWOOO 14 X 70 M CHA tO X 20 aweig. Many EXTRASH S31-7704 or 372-1953 1/161000 down DWtot Loc to Carriage Co m . Gregory Mo Homea 13000 to **.000 Set Up Rnanang.OUKm m -1601 A Great Place To Uve s4fMVtt*HeHtA 07174 (R M W M w N V R e m o d e lin g 2 7 6 -H a n d y M an N IW PICIIOOfL RCFAIR Doart. window*, carpentry, suing decks k concrete 323-4632 S Q Baknl CBCIBSSO U-BUY-iT-f wto Xaaarrcte ttl ChrittmatHI Apph/loys/toM CHI • t o Local houw CM* 679-1SSI 261-C o m p u ter Im p ro v e m e n ts C o n s u ltin g tefwork Insulations Wm9Vnl. Meets. VB, graphics, on-sn* rwrung R u i 407674-1A ll CHARLES a (Dan) IS L U N . Buidar. CBC057265. Rm / Comm.. ramodaL Adcseon*. r a ­ ptor. MC. V IS A......407-HP-1741 2 6 2 - C a b in e t s OAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION U L TYPE CAWNETS-rtescW MXX0tnc4/w4S umtcounlertop/ toors/nww cabtoets 324-0440 2 6 3 ^ a rp e n try CARPENTER. AX Home raptors, ptontxrg A oerarnc Ma. Richard Groea 3215672 2 6 6 - C h ild C a r a C e n te rs 2/2 Mg/Tg e « a must F/T. Good * — OFWP. 296-1962 235— Truck/Busea/Vans F o r Sale FULL SUV1CS UMVN CARS fteetoeMteMCwwuweretel ■ H S - im M S f ssMsor ■ QMQ RES/COM FREE EST. QUALITY CAM 2 6 0 -H o m e REDUCED FOR OLMCK CASH 1 0 t -O u p le x / T rip ts i mm Lot For DELTONA 10 acres total for m oM i homesaa. homee. came, twmng or nwseryf Zoned egnCultural 03.000/ACRE 8m down w/owrvw knanoa *04-7*71772 W *04-7076622 f w 221— G o o d T h in g s to Eat ___________SSL___________ 4/1.S SA90/mo • dep CHA. set pen, Gmai rm, wpoot table * No petal B M t B » barn, must heve good mwgood Vtork e*v ica and dbtfm to Mem lor advencamant Tbod and U d o tt e provided. Paid vacation and holidays Apply In parson 61 Harral and Beverly Transmis­ sion 200 W 2961 SI . Sanford Mon-fn, Sam-5 30pm. WAREHOUSE DEUVERY Alum. Can* Copper / Brest Kokomo Recycling: 3210004 _J10JNi<FJml6»/FW(iS M > ^ -am HKXXN LAKE ESTATES 32. btmds. W/D, sem psSO. gw, CH/A 0723/mo Wieon Raalty 666-1200 ext *700 "IT IN tT N M I 219— W anted to B u y MATTRESS SALE • FuN w e used boa springs k matlrets 065 00 Larry* U w l 322-4132 2 1 5 -B o a t s & A cce sso rie s S M .7 4 M hsemen!* are subrect to the FederM Fax Housmg Act. when makes t kegal to edvertrae any preference, kmaetion. or teeCi tekneaon baaad-«R fbca. CO­ OT. magson. see. henrkrap. te­ ar DAY BED While Victorian style With 2 twin mattreste* 6 IrunrSe Never used 0300 407- 141— H o m es F o r Safe R e a l b it a t e , dsc N O T IC E BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS w>Th 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 075 Full 0109 Queen S125 King 0169 Call *0760* WS4__________________ Canopy Bed Natural pma. SeatvSmmons matlrets w/Cnder»"a I ’ restone* 0225 comptete 32* 630* after 9 P M ._____ MODERN FURN * Antique* 1 PIECE or Whole Household _6 0 4 >T7*722V*076*0>3 1 3 2 _ 103— M o u s e e U n fu m fe h e d P R E S C H O O L TEACH ER COA m owed CM 3236347 wrought iron. CA­ prermum orthopedc rpened. »Ni boxed vaentee 0325 073- SANFORD OFFICE SPACE I Suttee evefUbU . 1100 SF k 1006 I F 467-121-7004 PHONE PROS Salary . comm . bonus F/T or P/T Related atmosphere smok mg ok Dettne or M-ke 767 0270 BED Black NOPY And tel Never Cost 01200 0441 SEIZED CARS from 0175 Porsche*. Cadillacs. Chtvyt. BMW*. Corvettes Also Jeeps 4WDs Your area To* Free 1000-210-9000 E ll 2206 for cur­ rent kstmgs 193— L a w n A G a rd e n A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 m ft k ito* S265 A MONTH Offee Storage 3210120 or 333 2594 HUO OKAY 407-1306*12 PACKERS ted. Lauidry. phone, and ML uee. S S M S O a i * ---------- Faoptpperson wilt integrity and srtftustesrn needed to cal on accounts tor tie Sentord iterate snd Lsks Usry U s . 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P s p c a m U M lM M A R T* LAUNDRY SSRV1CS WM waali S bwn, Ptekva A O M tear.LS toraH 6 .m M S 4 CHEAP! C f«A P 1 T m H pnaifngteMcttona/toiai N SC«W0. Uacriwa. U16SSS DON •Pin OAKNMTY AMOUNT BfKi ncuvEBYnmam ■ �M • Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Honda • Wednesday. January 21. 1998 B L O N D IE b y C h ic Y o u n g Can asthmatics safely take aspirin? ear we 'r e lCOUNTIMO ON VOU TO MAKE IT SEEM LIKE TMEV’BE MAKING PUTT Jh P EA N U TS /•* INDICATIONS OP P055IBLE LEARNING DISABILITY..HAS A ( slow recall of f a c t s ., m a k e s spelling e r r o r s ..h a s a n V ^ J / N S T A B L E PENCIL 6RIP..." By P eter H. Gott, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT. I have asthma. Can I take aspirin? I need the drug because I have a history of blood dots in my legs. However, I certainly don’t want to risk worsening my asthma. injury, sought m edical care six months before the injury, and had Xrays of my ankle. How can these peo­ ple continue to practice medicine? . G O TT DEAR READEH: Sounds like a real hodgepodge to me. Someone desper­ ately needs a lesson in how to take a valid medical history. I can under­ DEAR READER: The precise cause of asthma is unknown, but asthma attacks can certainly be caused by stand a little confusion in anyone’s allergies. If an asthma-prone patient records, but the systematic foul up in breathes pollen-laden air, eats food to yours must take first prize. which he is allergic, or takes medicine I suggest that you pack up your to which he Is sensitive, an acute asth­ medical records, find a doctor you can ma attack can appear with very little trust, tell him or her exactly what hap warning. pened. and let the healer get the right Aspirin allergies are relatively com­ story down on paper, tn addition, you mon. Therefore, asthmatics with such should make an official complaint, in a sensitivity should certainly avoid aspirin. However, for the majority of asthmatics, aspirin is safe. AC R O SS In your case, the drug is needed to 43) Sacral spent 4 retard clotting and prevent dangerous Sick 44 Commutors' consequences. Therefore, I believe 47 VVITKIVl 00 that the benefits outweigh the poten Baseball stat lial risks. Ask your doctor about this, ~cuipa 94 but I’m confident that he will agree Concerning mouse? ‘ with my analysis Rower's tool 99 Singer 90 DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve noticed that LtfCltOO k predecessor 17 Compose pt. you address impotence on a fairly reg •0 Recurring ular basis. Why don’t you give equal 11 Tie I t Streets 01 time to premature ejaculation? Jewlah prayer •2 DEAR READER: For three rea Used to be luxury sons Showy flower 43 Teen mega ^ ----*----- « rfOOUCDO 04 Dine First, impotence is far more com­ ^ — m | Bwlfra Bryni mon than premature ejaculation (the Dumb one DOWN inability of the male to postpone I t Beget 1 Urchins Actress M orgasm). Millions of men suffer from 2 Kedrova erectile dysfunction, which is general­ 3 Artory'e kin S related to the aging process. Thus, 4 Carta, on Cal. abbr. is affliction is of more interest to my Cheers Rip b y C h a r tM M. S c h u lz readers, and I get more letters inquir­ • Numoro —Jacobs ing about its treatment. Cal lor Answers e lou* Second, impotence usually has a M p a 'n a e t physical cause, notably poor circula­ tion (from arteriosclerosis) and alco­ 1 1 hol abuse. Moreover, it is a common 12 side effect of many drugs that are 19 used to treat a wide variety of illness­ es, most of which — in their own right Tl” — can cause Impotence. writing, to your state medical society Sooner or later, those original doctors arc going to make a gargantuan mis­ take. The medical society should be able tn shape them up. O ISM NEWSPAPER 1XTEWTU.sk ASSN Answer to Previous Puzzle □□□ rannnm □□□ □ □ □ □ □ 0 □□□ mnmnm non nnnmm mmmnn □nnnnmn □□□0 0 mo nnmo □□□□ nnm mnnm nnnn mnn 1100m □nmm non oonn rannnmno □nnnn ramnnm o o n n m n o n □ □ □ □nn □□□□0 ono omn momnn □□□ sm m t 7 • • STUMPED? Id I • t I ' * v M r 3t f t.- J J I »‘v c } V V V 1SnSftH 1 i) A. V with her ace. Then Chambers played a trump to dummy's Jack. However, West won with the ace and led a dub to partner's king; another club from Beat sealed declarer's fate. If aha By Phillip Alder ruffed high in the dummy (South), East would score a trump trick. But The 1M7 Women’s Knockout Teams when declarer discarded from the was won by Jill Meyers, Randi Montin. tommy, West ruffed. As you can sea. if Mildred Breed. Tobi Sokolow, Renee North had played a low club at trick Mancuso and Shawn Quinn two, she would have got home. In the final, they beet Kathie WeiSender, Juanita Chambers. Stesha In this room. North's three-diamond Cohen, Lynn Dees and Beth Palmer. cue-bid showed a high-card spade This deal from the final presented a ' e. Palmer (West) led the diamond Not sure who had the ndaafcg didefensive dilemma for the two Waste, and a declarer-play difficulty for one s, Palmer continued with the diamond Mag. Now Noi the contract waa North. At the other table, four spades was sale. Breed (Southi > ________ declared by North because South _ , -------After winning with the passed Initially, then artificially — West forced South with another showed a major two-suiter. Montin diamond, but with both mqjora split­ (East) led e diamond, Meyers (Waal) ting favorably, Breed had no trouble tn with the queen and switching winning 10 tricks: four spades, five ub 10. Now Chamber! (North) hearts and the dub ace. a M t. 0 Thursday. Jan. 22, II In the year ahead. N wd be | end easy for you to work with new 1^ .,^ > Si in uKXJ^i in in 11 gt■ nsbMd moym rinf noi run i ______________ 10) Vow judgtsw Jim n e v ii mint might be questionable today “ regarding decisions that effect your career. Think your moves mrough care­ fully and don't yield to pressure. Know where to lock tor romance and youS Ond ft. The AMro-Orai reveals which signs ere tact lor you. Mail 12.78 to c/o this newspaper, P.O. Sea 17M, Murray HB Stobon. New York. NY 101M. PISCES (Feb. 8t Merab 8 tj Tewyer Even awugb you R ev iew * in I ..E S R It Oueetton 20 Electrical units 22 Cattlemen 23 Most (hemal 24 Prophet 29 Languish 24 I cannot ted-----27 Actress Ward 30 Ooata 31 Cough — 32 Counting-out - • - - -r-fw>» — - North ti-si-sa a • 42 W AT e J 79 S A J l l l West East a 10 9 7 * A 1 W 942 • to e s e A K Q 10 4 2 #943 * 10 ■ * K 79 9 SgvMi * K Q J 93 W K Q J • 9 e a * Q • Vulnerable: East-West D ealer South Sm Ui i * 4* West I e Pass North 3# Pass East Pass Past Opening lead: e A CMafeMCAhw _the dub 10 was a singleton, she vu a.t jy.au Barrett 10 Musics o tt e s o r N E A me The women’s winners K # Matched pair Noun euffti Mixes Ooeatp meven Of RotaryRorwi eit code 100 Third, premature ejaculation almost always naa a psychological basis. Therefore, the problem — which is quite obvious to its victims — is tradi­ tionally treated with counseling. There is really very little to say about premature ejaculation: If you have It, )u should seek help from a mental •alth professional. DEAR DR GOTT: Because o f a back injury, I saw several doctors. I subsequently obtained copies of my medical records. What a comedy of errors! According to these records, I have bilateral chib feet, was born four years before my father and seven years after my son, was injured either two years before or after my actual B. h q m . *1 M il] ■ jrua - •JL » AIM S (Mareh 11 April 19) Be more pro­ tective of your possessions then usual May. H you're cereleei. a stranger rrxghi taka a ehme to something you're tapedeny fend of youraa*. • VMOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 23) If you got involved m an intense debate with an adversary who leafs as strongly eboul an Issue as you do. things could gel quite heaM today. TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Your Judg­ ment n reasonably good M ay pertaining to maltera that affect you alone, but not when you try to extend your thinking to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. S3) Some pres­ sure might be brought to boar on you today regard*? an old obSgsbon if ft uni (•solved satwfactor4y. a could cortonue to I (May 21-June 20) Today, you may lend to count m much on people or on tenge you think you have coming to you. This unwise approach ooUU toed to SCORPIO (Oct S+Rev. 22) Though yo may sokca advice from otters today. Vie input isn't likely to away you end yo miaNgoabouldoingtwigsaeyou tome CANCER (June I1-Jidy t t ) Do not out your welcome today ft you're Inveed to e mend's place. N you arrive early, fry to be numbered among tie feat to leave. SAOITTARIUS (Nov. «2-O ee. 21) I oouM be advantageous today to give ere danoe to heaMh maitors. Do not overexer or overindulge youraeO, eepectoby wltf toodordrtnk LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone you may have to rely upon today may not be there when you need him or hot. The moral of Oka etory la to count on younoO end not others. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen. 10) Yoi •odey, but not nearly ea much ee you could have N you let outsiders Instruct you on naming me shew. MRSR "I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 21, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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P a t r i c k ’s D ay! S P O R T S .. IB L a k e M a ry g irls s o c c e r te a m c e le b ra te s P H O P L L ... 3 B T - s h ir t la d y CRIME REPORTS...3A GARDENING TIPS FOR INDOOR PLANTS...PEOPLE 3B Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County since 1908 50Cents T U H S D A Y . M A R C H 17. IW X 0(hh Y l£ A R . N o. 14 0 Sem inole County Law W ars Free legal experts offended when commissioners hired Shutts & Bowen. By K uia W hite IIE R A I.I > S I A IT W R IT E R S E M IN O LE tO U N T Y S c m lt u ili • ••iiiitv D r p u t v A t l n m r v I z t l l l l l r ( I h m i I s a v s tli.it ll . ii l t l i r A l l i r r l r . l l l ( r l i l r r Ini l . i u .111(1 .I lls Hi t s la v e d t l i r t n u r s e it w o u ld li . iv r t i r r n t l i r “It-.iil' l- p .il t iM I li III t l i r i u t ilit y s l l l l g a tint) w ith t l i r a ilu lt e n t e r t a in m e n t in d u s t r y I h r A t 'I . 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J re tu rn e d a n n n n |ie n e d Ix ix of p le a d in g s to th e r o u n t y a n d i n l u m i r i l th e i o u n t y 's a t t o r n e y s th a t It w a s o u t o l th e r ll o r t PI r u e See Legal. Page 3A T opic: L ak efron t d evelop m en t By Nick Pfelfauf IIK H A I.I) S T A F F W R I T E R rnao try Ton**, MncaM Florida Congresswoman Comno Brown presents a chocK tor $1,000 1o tornado survivor Ashloy Mimos (5) and her grandmothor Randi Woavor ol Apopka The money is a gift trorn the International Energy Corpora­ tion Ashley's mother and maternal grandparents were killed m the tor­ nado. along with her mother's liancO 9 1 l w - 1 :1! h j ----- H — a Subdivision consldtrod HEATHROW - The Sem inole C ounty Development Review Hoard will consider a BO lot subdivision during Its m eeting on W ednesday. M arch 25. The 2H.25 acre subdivision, r e ­ quested by Centex Homes. Is located at the north end of H eathrow Boulevard, east of the proposed H eathrow Middle School. Also at the meeting, a site plan approval Ills been requested for a new 4 7.192 square foot Winn Dixie M ar­ ketplace at the northw est c o r ­ ner of McCulloch Road and Lockwood Boulevard In south Scm lnolr County. The m eeting Is scheduled to begin at 1:30 p.m. at the C ounty Scrvlecs Building. 1101 E. First Street In Suiford. Altamonte meeting ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Altam onte Springs City Com ­ m ission will m eet tonight. Item s scheduled for public hearing Include several p e r­ taining to a change In th e city's franchise regarding c a ­ ble television. Also on the agenda Is a r e ­ quest to aw ard $45,756 for th e construction of picnic sh elters In various city parks and an em ergency ordinance p ro h ib ­ iting boating on Lake O rtenta PIi i m ae* Brief*, Pag* 2A Cn>**word Horoscope Obituaries People . . Sport* . .. T V ......... Weather . 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Page 3A — --------- Lake Mary, airport board to voice over noise I12S system Is presently In use Tlir system is used by aircraft HERALD STAFF WRITER approaching th r airport in in IJVKE MARY • Although It ts element w eather, required to approach on in stru m en ts located several miles to th r west, portions of l-ikc Mary are rather th an line of sight Alqxirt Director Steve Cooke under th r glide p ath ol aircraft ajijiroarhtng th r Orlando- says the projMisal for .in ILS Irnm the east h as lierri for Sunford Atrjiort from the west by th r Aviation As such, many rrsld rn ts b e­ warded lieve th r lllghts present a noise Authority to the FAA lor .iji problem, and have been a t ­ proval. Most ol the wind over this tem pting to take steps to re­ a rra of Seminole County a p duce the noise levels In order to continue .in o n ­ proaches from the east. As lighter aircraft generally a|> going dialogue with progress and plans being made re g ard ­ jirn.tth a Held against th r ing this m atter, a Joint m rrtln g wliid. It Is also a factor which will lie held this Thursday a f­ jilays a part In planes c ircling ternoon between the Lake Mary over Dike Maty. 'Hits m atter Is also scheduled for discussion, City C om m ission anti Sanford Aviation Authority. Tlir m eet­ questioning tf. In eases where there Is only a light wind, this ing Is hilled as a work session. T hr agenda for the work s e s ­ may allow aircraft to apjiroach sion was compiled late last from another direction. As of this past week, the wrek. It Indicates that most of following Items art- listed on th r Items listed for discussion the work session agenda for directly concern the aviation discussion: noise problem . One of the announced p lan s • Airport Authority's structure previously m ade by the airport to reduce noise over th r Lakr and Its relationship with the Mary area Is the establishm ent FAA (Federal Aviation A uthor­ of an ILS (Instrum ent Landing ity) with a rc-|xirt from CoinAlr. System) from the east ra th e r * Responsibilities of (lie Santhan the west, where the only P t c u t Be* Airport. Pag* 3A tret nl lelatl sji.tt r ’ By Nick Pfelfauf im m It was once said that nine-tenths ol the people wouldn't havo anything with which to start a conversa­ tion if It weren't lor the weather The rocent wwd driv­ ing the water* ol Lake Monroe over the seawall onto the edge ol Seminole Boulevard in Sanford 6urely mow *v Tw i i vskow gave many poople something to discuss. Fastapproaching the highest water level on record, much additional rain and accompanying winds could easily present a sonous problem in this area. The National Weather Service is forecasting rain this weekend. A perfect day for Longwood crafts festival INDEX CltMlfied. Comic* . . SANFO RD T h e W a t e iit o n t M a s te r P la n S lr e r lt i g < o m t n lt Ire w ill r o n li n n e d d is c u s s in g l . ik r lio u t d e v e lo p m e n t t h is W e d n e s d a y . ilt e m o o ii th e 5 0 th f o m i. il m eet in n o f t h r o r g a u l/ . i lin n s t i l l r Its f o m iu l. it lu ll sr\ e r a l y e a r s a no A c o n t in u a t io n nt d is c u s s tu n s h e ld a t I h r F e b ru a ry m r r l l n n a re e x p e c te d In h ln h H nht t h is m o n t h 's m e e tin g s . III! tu ttin g o im o ln n r e p o r t s re n a rd m n th r p ro p o srd ho l e l / i u n f r t r u c r c r n t r r at t net M e llo n I’. n k l i i F e b r u a r y . a ir|> ort o n t h r p in p n s . d w as p re se n te d hy m e m b e r .le r r v M ills w h o g a v e e x a m p le s n l th e th re e m a jo r e le m e n ts t u r i r n i l v Ite in g ta k e n n n d r i i n n s id r r a t lo n T h r h is t is a n a p a m n r n t / c o n c lo m ln lu m lo w r r . th e s e c o n d in n s l s t s n l a 12 s to r y li n t r l a l t . i i h r d In a m iilr ir m r te n te r. and Ih r t h lid e le m e n t Is 3 0 .0 0 0 s c p ia r r 4B-5B . . SB . . .SB . . .SB ...2 A . . .3B .1B-2B ...3 B ...2 A By Vicki BcUuccla HERALD STAFF WRITER Mm Mmow Or To—», Vlwenl L yn n and R on P rsg a r adm lra craft at tha Lon g w ood faatlval. LONGWOOD - If the city com m ission was going to order n weekend to be featurrd In a Longwood postcard, this p ast one would have h ern It. More th an 200 artisan s and crafters crowdrd Into 10sq u arrfoot a rra s along C hurch und Wilma streets and In o ther nearby nooks and cran n ies to celebrate spring with tlu- Longwood Founders Day art festival. There was not a cloud In the sky and a cool breeze w his­ pered through the trees, tick ­ ling wind chim es and ensuring that no one even broke a sw eat. T ills ts absolutely perfect.” said Marttza Mann who a t ­ tended the cruft show for the first time on Saturday. 'Tve been to the fall craft show every year since 1 moved to tills area 10 years ago. but I never knew there was a spring show too." Maim said she liked the spring show better th an the one which takes place the weekend before Thanksgiving because "It's calm er and m ore laid bark." The fall show h as a feeling of pre holiday anxiety, she said, th at Isn't a part of tile spring show. T hr third annual event drrw steady crowds both Saturday und Sunday. "I thought It was a vrry nice festival." said C om m issioner A nnem artr Vacca. "I enjoyed It." David Gross said he was su r­ prised at the num bers of peo­ ple who came to the show, lie said he figured the Bhoppcrs would save their money for the upcom ing W inter Park Art f e s ­ tival. "Shows you what I know." C ross said. T Just didn't figure th at m any people would com e to Longwood." Bob Lomax, one of the o r­ ganizers of die event, said the festival Is startin g to gain popularity. As of this time, d irre Is a core group of 50 to 60 artists who signed- on to do die spring event. For die fall show, which ha9 been going on for 21 years, there Is a waiting list of jieoplc who want to take part. Unlike die W inter Park Art Festival, which focuses more on fine art. the Longwood festi­ val con cen trates more on crafts and decorative arts. Lo­ max believes there arc m any who prefer the crafts becau se they are more useful Item s for dielr everyday lives. Sharyn Beacon collrcts b a s ­ kets and decorates her hom e tn the "country" style with w eath­ ered wood und (lowers. The Longwood show Is a gold mine, she said. "I found all kinds of things." she said, holding up a rusted P U SM Sh FM tlVSl. Pag* w �ih n s R iv e r C e le b r a tio n s ite s a n n o u n c e d , ,di' l M n il’ll Vi*. ..hi • *i.iti*:« llll. lt ll S l llllll. ill St lu ll!!-* •ttij \ n l i i s i i i iiiiiitn -* • t t l / e n s ii tu n lim iijlii i ininllr-* i .imitcn iinit ( h.n Ituii il-*i> will |uin llir si J iiIiiih R ut i I rlilii.in t.il III I lean op llir si Matvs Rim i whu Ii u rn s .ilnn^, I In- I lul lit i 1a-i a it Ia tiu.i i it* - 1 New manatee brochure now available level Is punish.it*!* 1»v a line ut up t. $ | <lo i ><»i tiid " 1 nil' M at 111 pilsuii Anv nut i until n il id tiul.iUng th r si. 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F r id a y l. u ilv 4 J1 a m 4 22 p.m New ■n i i K i n l l i r l o w h o ** S m yrna Beach: high 10 110 « * i n lI n - m l i t r><j*. a m 10 51 p.m . low 4.26 E X TE N D E D O UTLO O K p in Cocoa B each: a m high 10 45 a m . 1 I OC p.m W EDNESDAY TUESDAY P tc ld y 8 2 5 9 T a tr m a 8T 5 7 low 4 4 I a in.. 4 42 p.m. W r i t n r i»(l n y .n -| - ’ i -t i i . ' **. . ...* I l l ^ l l ”* H i l h e in th e m id tn BEACH CONDITIONS THURSDAY FRIDAY T s trm s 8 3 5 6 P tc ld y 8 2 5 5 D a y to n a B e a c h A N ew S m y r n a B e a c h : S e a s a rc 46 le d a n d c h o p p y W ater tem jK T atu rc at D a y to n a is 5 8 d e c r e e s a n d a t New S y in rn a . 58 d e c re e s. W in d s a re trom th e s o u th e a s t a t 15 2 0 in p h LO TTER Y ,i *m tf.»» w in n in g bt-iorfi «d Monday r M(]a LOf!t*ry Fantasy 5 n u m b e rs in the 14 15* 19*25*26 Lotto (March 14) STATISTICS 3 9 20 27 43-47 H um ans, loo. fluck to m any of these warm w ater refuge ureas In the w inter to view m anatees gathered there This can he life threatening to th e gentle an im als *11 m an atees her nine accustom ed to helng aro u n d people, u ra n alter th eir behavior in the wild, says Patti Thom pson. SMC StaJT Hlologlst 'Hus can ca u se them lo lose their natural fear of boats and hum ans, and make them su sc e p tib le to potential harm , fu rsu ln g a m an atee while diving, swimming or Dialing m ay Inadvertently separate a m other and calf, or drive m anatees away Irorn a warm w ater refuge they need for their very survival In th e 6- 0-2 S e m in o le 'lim it;,ilt Sail t /'/o': ’ u tv ld , Match '7 1998 • Voi 90 No 146 *. : j., , i i - **.- a : •• ■ 4 ministration > -t * a/ Mv id.u Salunlay 4 Cbnsima* hr ' • >y t- - iv. fi A *o Kobtt Lee Burke Iv ’Ti b. e d it o r ia l > S a M c d F l 3?771 922-2611 Far (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION LEG ALS MMODUCTION L4f p l j i H tv?"’ ri*c»#» B'rxr* I s ns U^a-fS f »«*/#?» A ADMUSING i *1'.* /(jUt/ M*f .|'JM Moggy tlMtirn' I 'feOl C»-jV S^tfi P R E S S A S T R IP P IN G Hubert *• f M’fjjli J C t A S S U If L C B * E ga" l * r Tyn« J* Po?’»sr^»r ■ U w J 4i* M*v »7»dfr A< a jg *4 '(,t. f R .i'* iv O il * 1 M'/rfh S’ 9 60 MA'I V24 0C t* M b'4ft* S'J3 OC $46 X • " *• I i;ydg f u t ’l u f K'zj'*Uf $*8 00 Yft OC J >0 \4 *fY '4* tij 4l*.*r 'AN'*, n )/id/)('/1 //H AM> B o a ter r w inter The form s ul interactions listed ahovimay lie ro n std ered harassm en t undet die E ndangered Spet ies A< t M anatees are p ro teetrd under the ledetal hndun gered Species and Marine Mammal Pro lection Acts and the Florida M anatee S anctuary Ait Cnnvtellon on the teder.il DO RATIFY A. BROWN Dorathy A Brown. 79. C ap tain s Cove Circle. DeBary. died Saturday. March 14. 1998 at Colum bia Medical Center. Sanford Bom In C oalesvllle. Pa., she moved to C entral Florida In 1985 from Honey brook. Pa. Mrs Brown was a sales clerk In rc-iall sales. She was a P resbyterian. Survivors Include daughter. Karen McCullough. DeBary: two grandchildren: two g re at­ grandchildren. Altman Funeral Home. De­ Bary, In charge ol arrange m erits. H e r a ld r D iv e r s , Q w im m e r s O B ITU A R IES T h e h i g h t e m p e r a t u r e In S a n fo rd M onday w as 70 d e g r e e * a n d t b e o v e r n i g h t lo w WBk 5 4 K r c o r d e d r a ln fa J I f o r t h e p e rio d e n d in g at lO a m .. T u e s d a y t o t a l e d CX> I n c h . •S u n r l a e ........................0 : 3 3 a .m . • S u n s e t ......................... 0 : 3 5 p . m . Play 4 5-7-5-2 Cash 3 v .’ H avel u lll i th e i l i a n g e III s e .is u n s I l u t i n g t h e s u m i n e i m u n tl is . m a n . d e e s • a n l»r tu m id a s tat tiuitli . ls V irginia a n d d i e ( ir u lm .i” However, a s th e w i n d e r t n n r s i uldr-r m a n a t e e s tx-gln to travel s m i t h to w a r m w a te r s m u t e s In H o n d a sut h .is 11e s h w a t e r s p n n g s .nul p o w e r p la n t r lllu e l i l s In s p ile ul th e ir s l/ e . m a n a t e e s h a v e verv I n d r txidy lai TTiese tat t o r s m a y at i u n til lor th e ir s n s c r p t l h t l t l y to ■uld w a ­ ter W a te r t e m p e r a t u r e s h r lo w 7 0 d e g r e e s u s u a l l y v a lis e m a n a t e e s to m ove Into t h e s e w a r m w a te r refuge a r e a s ! veil IIIIIII- llllpoi t ml diali tiH akltit lli' taw hillli.m inlet at Mulls with i i ik l n 'o * i an i nisi Ii it in sav s [h u m p s!.ii M ill. d ees ta n n b sriv rd wldimit xlo latllo the plnvislniis ol du st law*. 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Mi I tilted States Vppt•■Mil.a telv I l ■! ill Ilian.dei m *ialitii~ situ i 11♦7* haM I n in itn th iiteil to h u m an n l.di d utivitv when i .ins* *1 d eath i mild •« deli i m ined 11a new III'! lim e te.i T111 ( s .1 M.ltlatei U \ A s o linn an t lists M lliatre Mu Nos |t also lives the I .|owlli», m.lli.llrt p io ltt iii'ii Ups t. tltvets swimmers md Im'.lie I s [it. not itit* I designated maUatta s.uu lu an i s tut .mv leasn n look hut tlta. i d l.tu rtj "I. a iv i iiiai,ai. e . h ail die siut.lt r tit die water atilt .0 a distan t e Avoltl . vit-ssivt iiutse autt splashing 1 sr sliorkel geat wlieu adem plHIg I" watt I, m anatees the sound "t si utia geat rtiav i lose tlu in t" leave the at*'a Resist Hit lltgt to let at m anatees n| glvt tin 111 Walt! i all 1 win D1AI I MI it Him M2 5 ln7i ot *1 Ml’ til list \ Ml ( halint-l I'i till VOID III.Illlie radio It Von see ail input d tit ail 1agged ni o ip h an ed m anatee or it vmi st • a m.illatet tielug tia la s s .d Hie new m anatee piutei Hull tips lito i Illlie 1ms lireii d istrib u t' d to I'ADI ihve i en ters and ii-sm ts thioughiuit t lutlda Divers and siiorkeleis ta n .isk lot the new hint him - at PADI dive i en ters, ni thev i all gel one bv i o u t.ii ling S.ive th e M anatee i luh at 500 N M aitland Ave Matd.md I t 32751 ot hv i allmg l MOO 132 JOIN 151.401 Iln- llilorm .ltlon un tile new hr u i Illlie Is also posted oil Save the M.illatet < lu lls Internet web site at h ttp / / w'w w titt)ia llln k s i o in /m a n a te e l pl.t r r s him ROSA LEE BURKE Rosa Da* Burke. 70. West lentil Street. Sanford, died Sunday Mareii 15. 1!>98 at h er resident e Bom In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident of < entral Florida. Mrs. Burke was a retired b u s driver for St m m ole C ounly schools. She was a m em ber of Pall B earers Society Mrs. B urke was a member of St. J o h n 's M ission­ ary Baptist C hurch. Survivors include siste rs. E l­ der C B anks. Daisy Brewer, both o| Daytona Beach. Mae Ultimas. Selena Lyons, both of Miami Sunrise F uneral Home. S an lotd in (b arg e of a rra n g e ­ m ents JAMES L. BYRD SR. J a m e s L. Byrd Sr.. 72. Albert Lee Parkway. W ilder Park, died Saturday, March 14. 1998 at Ule Care C enter. Orlando. Bom In Kogersvllle, Term., h r moved lo C entral Florida 35 years ago. Mr. Byrd was a re­ tired real estate sales person. Be was a m em ber of th r American Legion Mr. Byrd was a U.S. Navy veteran ot W.W.I1 and the Korean Cuntllct. He was a B aptist. Survivors liu lu d r wile. Ju n e; sons. Dr. Roger. M aitland. Richard 11., Sugar Land: d au g h ­ ter, Debra A rblastcr. W inter Springs: sisters. Velma Byrd. Vtrgle Minor, both of Rogersvillr. Term.; d ire r g ra n d ­ children. Banflrld Funeral Home. W in­ ter S p r in g s , range-m en is iti i ti.irge ol ar TRUMAN E. GAILEY SR. T rum an E Galley St . 73. Pinto Street. Orm ond Beach, died Sunday. March H. 1998 at Colum bia Medli al C enter. Sanlord Born In B anks County. Oa . lie moved to the Orm ond Beach area in 1944 trom Sanford. Mr. Galley was former owner and operator ol Daytona Plum bing lie was a m em ber ol V.F W Mr Galley served hi the U.S. Navy during W.W.JI. lie was a m em ber ot C hurch ol God ot Prophecy. Oviedo. Survivors Include wife. Alice; sous T rum an E. J r.. Henry W . All Transmission Defects Are Not Mqjor Problems Consult a Specialist I...th ..I Ormond H eath. William R . Davton.i Beach, daughters. Patricia I. Story. Oviedo. Get trude B Gallo wav Osteen, stepson. Steven ( DeVaue, Ormond Beach, ste p d a u g h te r Elaine C Daytona Beach, brother. William Dike Maty. 14 graudi Illicitc-ii. two great granclc hildreu Volusia Memorial Funeral Home. Ormond Beach. in charge ol arran g em cills RICHARD LEE PLUNKETT Richard la-e Pluukcll. 06, Bat tie Creek. Mic h . died Sunday. 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's t . i r s•* t it o o k S .itd '.ld was a i 11 s i i i| M m id a v Gv S e m lU n l' 1 u lltllV d e p u tie s I lev l l l i i s w as ib a lg e il w ith I >1 1 t illH i t n o l ii I'd i bat I lev till i s a l l tio n t t u u l l l g lit w a s m i l o li tils i a i S u s p e n d e d lic e n s e < lll ls ll t l Si h lu i't*a ? ‘l "! 1 1 S l a l l l a v W i n l •-1 S p r i n g s w a s Ille s li d S a lu td a v t i \ \V l i l t * I s p i m g s p o lo i S ih lm t ' i was i h a l t ' ll w i ' h d i n i n g w l i l h li i i ' I is i i . i i .p i t u l e r t * ot i e M ’k e i l S i h l u e i e i w a s a i r e s l n l d l t u < i u t i ot C a l i l a x a n d t o il A im * tu t ( o lttlla ll a ls o s a id t in * V 1.1 d i d n o t tlrsd l l u s t i i- s e a s t "t ' 'l l . i l i d " S a u l' i d A ll p o l t to I**- d r s t t a h l i t " ! l i ' l o i a t l o l i i 'l a d u lt i lu b s and w as not p le a s e d 'b a t tin i m in tv d id not i n .ii t i p u h h i n n d itv m ill u.un • IT i e l r is I I I i T t o l l hv i l t l / e l l s ol t l u i m in tv to m a k e tlu i m in tv I m i i to la llv n u d e d a m ll:g IT i f H ev M i l k l i e n r g e l l o l l l * a s s H Im rv is i o lle i tin g I t t t M X i s i g n a t u i e s to h e t u r n e d l i v ' d t o S i i p e i v ls o t ot f . l e i l l o l l s S an d ra tin .m l l l u * p u s h is t o t l l a k e t h e h o a r d t a k e a i t l o l i ot get t i l l m a l l e i l o t l i e p u t i l l i lo t a V n li ' H ie d e b a te i o ii ti t m e s to s l/./lr at b e a r i n g s b v t h e b o a r d a n i l p i m n p t i d I (to o t to s e n d a t i l l e r p a g e le tte r ol i l.in llc a lio n to th e A C M G ro u t w ro te to l o i l m a n th a t 111 J u l v a n d A u g u s t I a s i y e a r h r t i.n ! d e v e lo p e d a "p io p o s e d s< e l l . i t t o w herebv th e ACM < m tltl hav e e s s e n lla llv b e t o l l l r tlie le a d t o tn ts el in th e r o t iu l v s < llo t I s G lo o t a ls o w r o te (b a t lie w a s s u r p r i s e d in S e p t e m b e r w h e n C o rtm .m re litn ie t) unopened th e b o x ol p l e a d i n g llle s t e la liv e to th e a d u l t u s e l i t i g a t i o n G r u n t s a id t h a t lie tell ( b e le g a l tea m (rn iiu lv . A C M a n d S b u tts A H o w e n I b a d ' w o r k e d e l le t liv e ly a n d e M le le m ly " d u rin g tile d r a ftin g ol th e o r d in a n c e , tfte lit i g a t io n a n d e a r ly i m p l r m e iiia t lo u ol th e o r d in a n c e .” 'I h a d a d v is e d y o u th a t th e le g a l Is s u e s w e r e b e in g so c r y s l.iU t/rd th at th e A C M w o u ld b e lu t h e p o s it io n ot b e in g th e le a d o n th e le g a l te a m la u d th a t w a s w h y .ill ot th e p le a d lu g s w e r e s e n t to y o u " ) G r n o l s a i d It ts p o s s i b l e t h a t t n m m u n ii.iilo u s o c cu rred h r iw r r n th e r m m iy c o m m is s io n ­ ers and th e ACM th at p ro m p te d th e A C M s depar H ire "W e w e re , ol c o u rs e , n o t In v o lv e d In s u c h d i s c u s s i o n s . 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Obituaries — Continued from Page 1A drnt nl Hattie Creek. Mich Mr Hlunkcti and bis wile. M arlrnr, wintered m Sanford for the past 10 years Mi Plunkett re ­ ined m 1UH7 alter 37 years with Post C ereals lie was a inrm bri ol the M arshall Moose Ridgr ihe ?fi ve.it Club ol Post < cicals and tin- K xperlm ental A tiit.itt Assn* lation Mr H un Kelt was a Inuiiilliig mem ber ol the W attles Park Men's Club lie was a m em ber of tlie Mu hi gall Naval Reserves S u m v o rs im lu d e wife, M ar­ lene Ann iMiilt). daughters. Sue llmm.is. Kim M.11II 11. both of Hattie Creek Mich.: son. How aril " R ii k" Hattie Creek. Mich sistris. Ju a n ita White. Joyce Kranl. both of Hattie Creek. Mich.. Nancy S hipprll. Palm 1.1 Treadwell, both of M arshall. M ult., brother. Hur­ ley, Hattie C'reek. M idi.; six granddaughters Haehmuii I ichhlr Funeral Service. Hattie Cteek, Mich . In charge ol arran g em en ts VIVIAN L. SPENCER Vivian I. S p em cr. 7ti. North Street. Richmond. Ky, Mrs. Spencci was bom In Clark. S I) Mrs. S pencer was a hom em aker She was a m em ­ ber ol the W omen's Auxiliary’ Army Corp during W W II. Mrs sp e m c r was a P rotestant. Survivors Include son, l-arry C . Richmond, Ky.: daughters, Virginia Com bs. Oregonlu. Ohio. Hetty Spencer McAfee. C assrllrerry. Nancy Ratliff, Je n k in s. Ky.; ststrr. Ruth Swill. Port Si. Lucie; nine grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren Hanllcld Funeral Home, Win let Springs, lu charge of a r ­ rangem ents A Bek a B ook Textbooks and V id eo ScMoul on display m .o u r area on the Internet al w w w rejoice org M aiili i*r tn the itty com m ls sion i h.untier ol I j k r Marv i ttv Hall IDO N Country Club Hoad fh r Hireling is open to the publu and will be lollowed al 7 p tn or as soon as p o sst blr thereafter, by the regular m eeting ol the Mike Mary Cltv t o m m issio n D e v e lo p ----C o n t in u e d fro m P * f* 1A mg llie midge problrm The meeting, open to the general publlr. will Iregln at T p in this W ednesday, m die city m anager's confrrem e room at Sanford City Mall. :ttx) N Hark Avenur 40 Years of H o n e st Servico G roat H ates on Quality W ork m an sh ip >Impon o' Donioitic >Autoiruttc A Slinsjid • Aulot • V*n» • Truck* • HV i • Ctulch** • CV Joint! • Bool! • lA t ilt t l t h n i i i i fquipment lor Com pultnrtlt T rjn tm iiiio n • f i d Towing Witn Mj/o( H e p iifl . 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Beer :30 scored five ru n s In the fourth Inntng to erase a 4-0 deficit and take the lead. But Ray's answ ered with four ru n s In each of th e fifth and sixth Innings to pull out a 12-5 victory an d force a W lnner-take-All finale. Ray's took leads of 3-1 after one Inning and 5-2 after three Innings, b u t Beer :30 cu t the lead to 5-4 with two ru n s In the fourth InningRay's appeared to take control of the gam e with four n m s In the bottom of the fifth In­ ning. but Beer :30 refused to quit, tying the gam e with five runs In the top of the sixth in­ ning. Beer :30 then scored the winning ru n In the top of th e seventh Inntng as Cory Ream es scored on a sacrifice fly by Dusty Diamond giving the ch am ps a 10-9 trium ph. M embers of the Beer :30 squad were Cory Reames. Eric Bullock. Mike M arshall. Mike Goodall. J a s o n Sim pkins. Tony C om ally. D usty Diam ond. Ritchie Jab la n sk i. Clancy Wallace. Mark C lalterbuck. Clary C om ally. Audi BUsh. C had Lee an d Kenny Perkins. Playing for Ray's were C harles B aum an, Pierce Outlaw. Tom M attcheck. George M irray. Robert Almson. Randy D arrah, Mike L a­ croix. Doug Rhomc. Jim m y M edian. Gcuigc Crews. Robert Alphonso. Robert Angelo and Ray S chlelchkom . All proceeds from th e tournam ent will go to help defray co sts of Sanford R ecreation De­ p artm ent Youth S p o rts Program s. Bays (13)03 M O I . 37 33 3 44 109 3 . 13 31 SOS 014 3 . I B M 030 070 3 . II II rtSO too 000 3 . 4 9 BSLUm l’3 l i p 410 300 s - T 13 toy's 303 100 1 . 7 13 009 003 0 . 9 10 3 1 3 0 1 3 0 . 13 13 009 313 s . 14 31 C k u fiC liC m ■•LI • t o ys ■ • L ia n a t o y 's Cutoff Q ri|k k i 030 003 0 . 4 7 111 041 S . 9 13 409 009 0 . . II 14 M 7 109 s ..3 1 33 100 0 0 . 1 9 900 9 s . IS 13 300 000 301 0 _ 3 14 010 003 100 1 . • 19 t o y 's 7 0 7 * 3 . .3 9 90 309 0 9 . . T 14 ■ay* 390 0 1 9 . . 14 33 3 10 000 900 0. . 4 11 903 0 4 4 S . IS 19 ISO t o y 's 110 309 1 . . 10 14 309 040 0 . 9 14 Now that’s using your head D e a v e r’s h e a d e r p u ts L ak e M ary girls in to so ccer s ta te ’s RAMS 1, BULLDOGS 0 By Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR MELBOURNE _ The Lake Mary girls dom i­ nated the game, bu t It w as D iura Deaver's head that spelled the difference a s the Rams moved within two victories of m aking sports history with n 1-0 C lass GA-Regional C ham pionship victory over M elbourne High School Friday night. Beaver, a sophom ore midfielder, headed In a com er kick from fellow sophom ore Lauren Debellas with only 12:50 left In the contest. From there, senior goalkeeper Jo rd a n Kellgrrn made the goal stan d up. recording h er 19th shutout of the seaso n and second tn a row In the reglonals. Lake Mary, which outshot the Bulldogs 20 5. L a k t M a ty 0 1 _ 1 M e lb o u r n e 0 0 _ 0 OoaH . U k r NUry I (Lum a Ik-uvrrl A u l t l t . Luke M ary I I I .m in i D t Im ILu I .Mint* on Rool _ l.t k r M ary 20 M rttam n ir S C o m er k b k * . L ik e M ary 4. M rllx m m r I. Save* . la k e M ary U o rtla n Krlljfrenl 2. M elbourne 7 I lm m U la k e M ary 2 7 -2 -2 . M rltxH im r 20 0 3. had m issed a golden opportunity lo score e a r­ lier In th e second hald when Alyssa Benitez' penalty kick hit the cro ssb ar and bounced away. The Rams, which Improved to 27-2-2 on the season, may have been a little overconfident as they had b eaten M elbourne (20-6-3) 9-0 In the opening game of th e sea so n . Lake Mary, u n d e r head coach Bill Elsscle. hnd lost In the regional finals twice beforem b u t will now advance to th e F11SAA S tate C h am p io n ­ sh ip s th at open Friday at Capitol Stadium In T allah assee. In the C lass OA gam es. Orlando University, which beat Oviedo 2-1 on Friday, will take on M. Stonem an Douglas from Parkland, which blanked Mlaml-Kllllan 3-0 on Friday, at 1 p in. and the Rams will face B arron O. Collier High School from Naples, which ousted MiamiAmerican last Friday, at 0 p.m. The w inner's of Friday's contests will play for the state cham pionship on Suturday at C apitol Stadium . If the Rams can win the state title, then Lake Mary would become what Is believed to be the first school In Florida history to have two team s from the sam e gender win state ch a m p io n sh ip s the sam e season (l.e., Fall, W inter or Spring). Favorites romp at Big Blue Bonanza B7 Dean Smith HERALD SPORTS EDITOR ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Deja Vu? A year ago the Sem inole and Lake Brantley baseball tra m s cam e Into the Big Blue B aseball B onanza with so-so records and playtng only fair, bu t left a s two of the elite tra m s In the state that carried the Patriots to the C lass 6 / S tate C ham pionship -and the Fighting Sem inole* to A 'tH ctfFnal btfrth. * * ^ Fast*forward to 1998 and*9igaln the two powers have good, b u t not great, records entering the to u r­ nam ent. In the opening round Monday. Seminole Jum ped to an 8-0 lead af­ ter two tim ing an d cruised to 9-6 trium ph over Evans, while Lake Brantley also took a big lead. 6-6 tn the first, and went on to thum p 1aka Brantley's Grog La* (left) overcame • shaky start to finish wNh • four-Nttsr and sight strike outs as tha Patriots humbisd Eustls 16-6 in six Innings and Saminots's Ctyda *CT WMiams (above) hit his first two hom* run of th* season in his First two at bats of th* gam* and drove In flv* runs as th* Tribe dumped Evans 0-6 In th* 10th Annual Big Bhi* Basabal Bo­ nanza at Lake Brantley High School Monday. Pag* 2B Lake Howell drops Or lando opener; Oviedo opens today a.m . W ednesday at C ypress C reek, while Lake Howell and Lake Highland are scheduled to play W ednesday at 11:30 a.m . at South Orange Field No. 2. The w inners of the Oviedo/Bradley (TN) and UnlverORLANDO _ The Lake Howell Silver Hawks were beaten aoundiy on Monday, while Oviedo will open slty/M cCallle |TN) gam es will play at 2 p.m. W ednes­ play today In the Orlando Baseball Classic at Cypress day at South Orange Field No. 1 The losers of th o se gam es will come back at 9 a.in. W ednesday to play a t Creek High School. West Orange scored four runs In the bottom of the South Orange Field No. 2. All 32 of the tournam ent's gam es will be played In fifth timing to break open a close game and went on the daylight with no game scheduled to sta rt after 2 to thump Lake Howell 8-1. In other Monday games. Winter Park slapped Lake p.m. Tne cham pionship game la scheduled for 2 p.m. Highland Prep. 15-1; Edmond North. Oklahoma S aturday at C ypress Creek High School. __________ Proas staff reports Raiders winless in M-FC whipped Oak Ridge 11-1 and Boone topped Millington WARRIORS 8. SILVER HAWKS I (TN) 3-1. I x i. Howell 000 100 0 . 1 1 9 Oiricdo played at 9 a.m. against Bradley (TN) at Cy­ West Oraag* 020 141 s _ • 10 2 press Creek High School. Also on today's schedule Sm ith. IVutocu |SI. U«Jr*u« (71 and M onllja. HodenmlUrr. K e n ­ nedy 16) and Itibtey. Wl» _ Ik rirn m ille r (3 0) L P _ Sm ith. S a w . . arc Colonial vs. Austin (Canada), 11:30 A.M.; and Cy­ none. 211 _ Weal Oran*c. M u m . 311 _ none. IlH _ Weal Oranfe. C a m ­ press Creek vs. Charleston (TN) at 2 p.m. West Orange game will face Winter Park at 11:30 eron. Klrfaonu Krrnrda . L a k e llo a rt) 10-4; Weal Ormn*e 12-1. Homegrown Hydroponics survives slugfest in Co-Ed Staff Reports SANFORD _ It came down to who got to bat last. Undefeated Homegrown Hydro­ ponies and aecond-place Chang • Car Care got hooked up tn a alugfest and when the smoke had cleared the home team. Home­ grown Hydroponic*, had survived, 21-20 In eight Inning* In Sanford Recreation Department Co-Ed Po­ lar Bear Slowpttch Softball League at Ptnehurat Park. In the other scheduled game Monday night. Holmes Truss failed to show again and handed Beer :30 a 7-0 forfeit victory. Chang’s Car Care and Home­ grown Hydroponic* both plated one run tn the first Inning. Then the lead trading started. Chang's Car Care scored four runs tn the top of the second In­ ning and Homegrown Hydroponic* answered with five runs In the bot­ tom of the second Inning. Chang's Car Care tied the game In the top of the third Inning and it was still tied, at 12- 12. after the top of the fourth Inning after both teams scored six runs. Homegrown Hydroponics then looked like It would coast to a win when It scored single runs In the fourth, fifth and alxth Inning to take a 15-12 lead. But after getting shutout for two Innings. Chang's Car Care came back with six runs tn the top of the sixth blnlng to gain an 18-15 lead. Homegrown Hydroponics tied the game with three runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning on a two-run single by Jim Clifford and a sacri­ fice fly by Jimmy Wilkinson to force extra Innings. Chang's Car Care again grabbed the lead with two runs tn the top of to the eighth Inning _ and appeared __ have the game won when the first two Homegrown Hydroponics hit­ ters were retired In the bottom of the eighth Inning. Paula Songer started the winning rally with a single and Dave Brownell and Shannon Hill both walked to load the bases ahead of a two-run double by Dave Jtckell that tied the game and setting tg> the game-winning single by Terri Hilt. Homegrown Hydroponics la now 7-0 on the season and leads Chang's Car Care (4-3). Beer :30 (3-4) and Holmes Truss (0-7). Next week, there will either be make-up games from February 2 (some schedule aa last night) or February 16 (Beer :30 vs. Chang's and Homegrown Hydroponics vs. Holmes Truss) or the Post-season will start, with Homegrown Hydro­ ponics playing Holmes Truss at 6:30 p.m.: Chang's Car Care vs. Beer :30 at 7:30 p.m. and the win­ ner's playing for the championship at 8:30 p.m. Doing the damage for Home­ grown Hydroponics were Paula Songer (four mingles, one run scored, one RBI) and Jim Clifford and Mike Burner (one triple, two singles, three runs scored and two RBI each). Other hitters were Jimmy Wilkin­ son (one double, one single, two runs scored, three RBI). Randy Cutllp (ope double, one single, two runs scored, one RBI). Dave Jtckell (one double, one single, one run scored, two RBI). Dave Brownell, Terri Hlrt and Lorrle Jtckell (two singles, two runs scored and one RBI each), Tina HU1 (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Shannon Hill (one single, two runs scored) and Theresa Walburger (one single, one RBI). Contributing for Changs Car Care were John Stewart (one dou­ ble, tluee singles, three runs scored, two RBI), Bruce Seller* (one double, two singles, four runs scored, one RBI), Red Oamer (three singles, three runs scored, three RBI), Zcb Webb (three sin­ gles. one run scored, two RBI) and Chris Bryson (three singles, two runs scored). Also contributing were Lucy Sell­ ers (one triple, one single, two runs scored, two RBI), Gina Green (two singles, one run scored, two RBI), Lynn Webb (two singles, one run ■cored, one RBI), Carol Oamer (one single, one run scored, two RBI) and Debbie Bemlng (one singlc. two runs scored),_____________ i4i ass as.as m tss u i a s .■>as �2D - Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Tuesday. March 17. 1998 Bowen/Weston Football Camp IN BRIEF Sanford Opening Day SAN PORI) _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent will hold O pening Day C erem onies for Its Dobc Ruth B aseball Leagues on S a t­ urday. M arch 21st at Historic Sanford M em o­ rial Stadium . Ages 4 -to-16 will be represented. Come Join the SRD In kicking of! the s e a ­ son at the newly renovated stadium . The Im ­ provem ents are still underw ay _ come see the progress!! Call 330-5697 for m ore Inform ation. Youth Basketball at SCC SANFORD _ Sem inole Com m unity College and the Sem inole C ounty SheriITs D e p art­ m ent l*ollce Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for IPs sp rin g league for boys an d girls 10-years-of-nge and younger. All gam es are playrd at the college on S a t­ urday m ornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team . Registration form s are available at m ost elem entary schools or by calling PAL at 3306600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or ac cess the Internet at IITTP: / /m em bers, aol.com /starsbball /Index, h tml. On site registration a t SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m . to noon. LAKE MARY _ Tlie Seminole Police Athletic League (PAL) Is hosting the third annual B ow m /W eston Football C am p for boys and girls ages 7-18 years old at the Lake Mary Sports Com plrx on S aturday. April 4. from 9 a.m . to 2 p.m . Form er National Football Lraguc and Uni­ versity of Florida players will s e r v e as coaches for the ram p . Among the players a l­ ready com m itted are Jo h n L. W illiams (Seattle S eohaw ks/P lttsbugh Steelcrs), J a m e s B ates (defensive co-captaln for F lo r­ ida's 1996 National Cham pions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey R ichardson (Pittsburgh Steelcrs). Tlie cam p Is u n d er the guidance of form er University of Florida player Paul Bowen and Rhondy W eston, who played In Dir NFL with Cleveland. Dallas an d Tam pa Bay. C am pers m ust w ear athletic clothing and bring a baggrd lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provided. C am p T -shirts will be given to part lei p an ts an d nutogniphs will be avail­ able from the players. Tlie cost for the cam p ts $30 for prereglstratlon an d $40 day of the cam p. For more Inform ation a n d /o r to register, contact the Sem inole County I*ollcc Athletic Lraguc at (407) 330-6600. ext. 263. or Paul Howen at 1407) 8110-6569. Win Final Four tickets ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ From M arch 7-22. shoppers at th e Altam onte Mall ra n register to win n trip to the NCAA Final Four sem ifi­ n als an d cham pionship gam es tn S an A nto­ nio. Texas, on M arch 28-30. The trip will Include two tickets to the sem ifinals and ch am pionship gam es, hotel accom m odations, round-trip air tra n s p o r ta ­ tion an d hospitality. C ustom ers m ust be 18 or older to enter an d m ust till out an entry form Including their guesses of w hich NCAA m en's b a s k e t­ ball team s will qualify for the Final Four. E n ­ try forms will be available at the Mall c u s ­ tom er service desk. T hr w inning entry will be selected March 25. Magic season tickets on sale ORLANDO _ O rlando Magic regular-season tickets arc now on sale. Ticket prices n rr $16, $22, $31 an d $40 and can be p u rch ased at the O rlando Arena Box Office and at all TlckelM nster lo catio n s, or by calling TIcketM astcr at (407) B39-3900. Tickets can also be p urchased via the In ­ ternet at T lcketM aster.com . For additional Inform ation, please call KJcrstln Eckcr at (407) 428-6765. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ S upport the Lake Howell High School Booster C lub at the an n u al golf to u r­ nam ent April 19 at tlie Eknna Oolf Club. Tlie club raises money for Lake Howell ath letics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start wtth closest to the pin. longest drive, and p u ttin g com petitions startin g at noon. Range balls will be provided for p ractice. Cost ts $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fox Inform ation lo Doug Borsum (788-1666) SCC C ontinued from Page IB k B rian C hancellor Ml Baseball M % ff'InfA 1C*Jf C ontinued from Page IB Eustls, 16-4. In the other game. DeLand showed It will be a team to watched as It hammered Win­ ter Springs, 19-3. Today. Lake Brantley takes on Evans at 1:30 p.m.; Winter Springs faces Eustls at 4:30 p.m.; and Seminole battles DeLand at 7:30 p.m. On Wednesday. Lake Bran­ tley and Seminole square off at 1:30 p.m.; Evans plays Winter Springs at 4:30 p.m.; and Eustls challenges DeLand at 7:30 p.m. Tlie tournament will wrap ig> on Thursday with Seminole welcoming Winter Springs at 1:30 p.m.; Evans vying with EusUs at 4:30 p.m.; and DeLand tackles Lake Brantley at 7:30 p.m. Seminole got off to a fast start when Paulo Silva led off the game with a single and Tim Raines reached when his po­ tential double play ball was IK i b b l e d for an error and Clyde *C3* Williams followed with his first home run of the season. The Tribe added three more runs In the first on a double by Bill Johnson and an RBI single by Andy Hall. The Fighting Scminoles In­ creased the lead to 8-0 tn the second when Tim Raines sin­ gled and Williams followed with another home run. Seminole’s final run came In the third inning when Hall reached on an error and later scored on Silva’s grounder. Brent Templeton carried a no-hltter into the fifth inning and left offer five, giving up one run on two hits and striking out six. Chad Huffman worked a scoreless sixth Inning, but was touched for five runs on five hits tn the seventh Inning. Providing the offense for the Tribe were Don Taylor (3-for-4 with a double, run. RBI). Wil­ liams (2-for-5, two home runs, two runs, five RBI). Chaz Lytle (2-for-5 with a double), Silva (2for-4. run. RBI). Johnson (double, run. RBI), Hall (single, two runs. RBI). Tim Raines (single, two runs) and Ryan Abejon (single). Duannc Harris was 2-for-2 with a run scored and Richard Guzy was 2-for-4 with an RBI for dir Trojans. DeLand Jumped on Winter ;iij lea f Springs and never got off as the Bulldogs scored five runs In three Inning and four Innings In one Inning to throttle the Bears. Winning pitcher Dan Swartz gave up three runs on seven hits, while his mates exploded for 13 hits. Mike Hogan led the assault, going 3-for-4 with a double and three RBI. Danny Williams chipped In with a 3for-3 day. with four runs scored and two RBI. Lonnie Tldmarah. Cole Nolan and Garrett For­ sythe added two hits each. Jeff Rogers was 2-for-3 with a run scored for Winter Springs, while Evan Starcher, Chris Maher. Brad Stephen­ son. Scott Rankin and John Ross Crooks had one hit each for the Bears. (home run, two runs, three RBI), Brian Boeshko (triple. RBI), Kevin MelUlo (double, run. RBI). Chad Hall and Juan Rojas (one single, one run scored and one RBI each). Bryan Smith (single, run scored), Drerek Hanson (two runs scored, one RBI) and Charles Stegall (RBI). David Lemon, son of former major-leaguer and Eustls assis­ tant coach Chet Lemon, dou­ bled and scored a run for the Panthers, while Barry Sommer had the home run. Harrison Babb doubled and drove In two runs and Ryan Strem had a single and an RBI. P1QHTTNQ 9EMDIOLS9 9 , TRO JANS« tom fools 691 000 0 _ • 13 1 Ermas 000 010 6 . 6 9 9 Felipe Lopez got Lake Bran­ tley off to a fast start, opening T em p le to n . Ilu flm a n 16) an d T a y lo r. the game with a triple off the anO cver. L a y to n (3). tt u r k r 16) and right-center field fence. By the VNcer. l la m a I5| W P .T e m p le to n . I P _ time the Inning had ended, 10 V nnO ever. Save _ non e. 211 _ Se m ino le. batters had come lo the plate L ytle . T a y lo r. J o h n s o n . 31) _ none. I S i _ Se m in o le. W ill la m a 2 (2). Record* _ and the Patriots led 64). S e m in o le 8-4. Eustls came back with throe BULLDOGS 19, BEARD 3 runs tn the bottom of the first, but winning pitcher Greg Lee W latsr Dprfs. 000 91 _ 9 7 7 settled down and handcuffed tteleeJ 654 8X _ 19 19 1 B k r ly . W e lch (2), R a n k in (4). J o n e s the Panthers the rest of tlie a n d Roger*. S w a m a n d M oore. W P way except for a home run by |SJ L T _ Dierty. S a v e _ none. 2 0 _ Barry Sommer In the fifth In­ _D eSLwaanrtz. d . Ilo g a n 3 0 _ non e. ItR _ none. ning. Doing the damage for Lake Brantley were Lopez (2-for-4 with two triples, two runs scored), Justin Smith (2-for-4. two runs, two RBI), Justin Har­ ris (2-for-4. three runs scored, RBI), Scott Hicks (home three RBI), Brian PATRIOTS 19. PANTHERS 4 Lk. B nattoy 903 107 _ 19 13 1 DsLaad 900 010 . 4 4 9 Lac a n d J . S m ith . 0 . So m m e r, B t o lu 10). f t S o m m e r 16} a n d S lave y. W P _ Lae. L P _ U. So m m e r. S ave _ none. 2 0 _ L a k e B ra n tle y . M cilUo: E u a tia . L e m o n , B ab b . 3 0 _ L a k e B ra n tle y . Lopez 2 . B o e sh k o . IIR _ L a k e B ra n tle y . C h i n lllcfca: t u r t le , B . S o m m e r. 3. 4-1/2 innings. 6-innlngs. ) Raiders opened a 10-game homestand. Lake Brantley graduate Justin Varitek had the Vikings’ only hit In the opening game of Satur­ day’s doublehradrr, but It was a big two-run home run tn the fourth Inning that St. Johns River Community College a 2-1 victory, spoiling ■ super effort by SCC pitcher Jesse Mario. Varitek came up huge In the second game, but It didn’t have the suspense of the first game as the Vikings whipped the Raiders, 17-6. Varitek. a sophomore first baseman and younger brother of Boston Red Sox catcher J a ­ son Varitek. went 4-for-5. Including a three-run home run and a double, scored two runs and drove In seven. Former Lyman star Kevin Naas scored three runs and drove In two for SJRCC In tlie night­ cap. On Sunday. SCC took on early 2-0 lead, but heading Into the bottom of tlie seventh Inning found Itself down 7-4 to Madison Area Tech. But the Raiders rallied to lie the game at 7-7 on back-to-back, one-out home runs by Josh Rhodes (a two-run shot) and Johnny Gulseppe. SCC then won the game Just as dramatically as Jamcy Epperson launched a two-out home run to left to win the game 8-7. The second game was all Madison Area Tech., however, as the visitors from Wisconsin scored five runs In tlie third inning and four runs In the fourth Inning to post a 9-2 victory. " ’ S«nfbrdr$’TfU*"'t>eriHfoh :waa 3-frr-£ wllli jt double and scored1both or the Raiders’ ryi)X«i* SCC will be'In action today, hosting Dundalk Community College In a doubleheader starting at 1:30 p.m. at Raider Field. The Raiders will then play their first home conference games of the year, hosting Lake City tn a single game at 3 p.m. on Thursday and Santa Fe Community College for a doubleheader starting at noon on Saturday. •ATUKDAY VTKXN09 2 -1 7 . RATOUtD 1-6 CLAMS ONE ■— lasts C.C. 001 000 0 . 1 B S M. Johas H iw C.C. 000 900 x _ 9 1 9 Legal Notices in t n « c i r c u i t c o v is t o f t m i t m t JU D IC IA L o ia c u r r o r Fl o r i d a M A M D PON W H IN O L I COUNTY GENERAL JU R IS D IC T IO N D<VI>K)N C A S S n o . a r-a s a a .C A .f4 W M O S T Q A Q C C O R P O R A T IO N O f AM ER ICA. P M M tlf, VS. D IE T R IC H P ER K IN S and T N I UNKNOW N H C IR t. davtaaas, g ia nt— i , aaalgn— a. fa nor*, creditor*, Irual— a. o r otbar claim ant* claim ing by. I two ugh. under or a g a k ia l MINNIE EDW ARDS, d a ca a — d. at at.. Da la ndau la. A M E N D E D N O T IC E O P P O N E C L O S U M SALK N o lle * la hereby g iven that, p u rsu a n t lo that O rd ar RaachaduUng Foreclosure Sal* dated February IM S , t * M . and ante rad In etvM cat# num ber 0704 4 4 -C A -I4 W , o l Iha C irc u it C o u rt o l th e IS th J u d ic ia l C irc u it lo an d lo r A* m in o le County. F lorida, tabatoln M O R IQ AQ E CO R PO R A T IO N OF A M E R IC A , la P la ln llH an d D tE T R E C H P E R K IN S , EOUITT O N I M O R T O AO C. I N C . , ___ _ UNKNOW N P E R S O N (I) IN P O S ­ SE S SIO N O F TH E S U D JE C T R E A L P R O P E R T Y N/K/A JO H N P E R K IN S . THE U N KN O W N HEIRS. O SVISEES. O RAN TEES. A IS IO N E E I. U E N O R S . C R E D I­ TORS. T R U ST EES. O R O TH ER C L A IM A N T S C U I M I N O BV, T H RO U GH , UNDSR OR A Q A IN S T MINNIE E D W A R D S , D E C E A S E D ;' ET A L .. la/ara OolondanUt), ■ m il M l to the h«0 he el a n d b o a t b id d e r tar c e sb a t die w e a l Irani d o o r o l Iho Sem in o le C o u n ty c o u r tR o u te In S a n lo rd . Sem in o le County, F lorida , a l 11:00 A.M . on the ta d day o l A pril, 1000, Iho ta llo wing deecrtbed p ro p e r­ ty aa eat (orth In a*id F inal Ju d g m e n t lo wM: L O T 4 A N D S (LE S S THE N ORTH S* F E E T AN O THE SOUTH SS FEET) OF B L O C K T, M E IS C H E SUBDIVISION A C C O R D IN G TO TH E P LA T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN PLAT B O O K I, P A G E S4, O F THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S O F SEM IN O LE COUN TY. FLORIDA. NOTE: P U R SU A N T TO THE FAIR DEBT C O L LE C T IO N P R A C T IC E S A C T Y O U A R E AO VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS D E E M E D TO B E A D E B T C O LLE C T O R ATTEM PTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T A N O AN T Legal Notices INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL B E U S E D F O R THAT P U R PO S E . D e le d the End day o l March. IM S . MART AN NE M O R SE C lerk Ol C ircu it C ourt By Dorothy W. B o il on Deputy Cierh C O D IU S S BTAW IARSKI 4010 B oy Sco ut Boulevard Suita 4 M Tampa. Florida U N I Telephone: (SIS) STT-SOOS C A S 4041-0042* P ub irth M arch 10. IT . IM O D E O -tt N O T IC E O P A P P L IC A T IO N F O R T A X D E E D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, Ihat F U N B A S CU STO D IAN FO R CASI, INC , the holder o l the follow ing certificate^*) ha* M ad •ard certificate!*) tor a tan dead lo be la tu o d thereon The **»■ tifica le number)*} and y*ar(*) o l issuance, the d escrip tio n o f Iho property, ond the name)*) In w hich II wa* aeaaaeed it/are aa toSmre: C e rtificate N o SITS Voor o l leauanco: 100* D eecriplton o l PropertyLE O LO T S L A K E H A R N E Y M AN O R P fl S P O t t Name* In w h ich asse ssed Jo hn K. Laala. Eloia* V. Leete A il o l co ld property being In the County o l Sem inole. S U M o l Florid*. U nice a tu c h ce rtifie s l*(s) th*S ba redeem ed a cco rd in g lo low, the property deecrtbed in auch certificate)*} win be aotd lo the high— t b idd e r at the w eal Irani door, S e m in o le C o u n ty Court b ou t*. Sanlord. F lorida, on the 4 day e l April, 1 S M , a l 1 1 :0 0 am P aym an l o l Sal# I— , a p p lic a ­ nt* docum entary etem p tenet and recording la — are required to bo p a id b y tha auccaeelul bidder a l Ihe aale. F u ll payment o l an am ount eq u al lo Iho high— I b id la duo within ( 4 hour* a lu r the advartiaad tim e a l the ■ale A ll paym ents ahall be c a th or g u a ra n teed instrum ent, made payable to the C la rk o l the C ircu it Court. D ated Ihla IS th d ay o l February, 1SSS. |S#*S M ARYANN S M O R SS C L E R K O F THE CIRCU IT CO U R T SEM IN O LE COUNTY, FLORIDA by: Sh irle y 0 . Hargart Deputy C lark P u b lish February >4. M arch J. 10. S IT. I M S D E N -M S or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Glen Abbey offers tennis DeBAKY _ Glen Abbey C ountry and Oolf E states Racquet Club tn DrBary Is offering a new “No Frills* ten n is m em bership through J u n e 3 0 th for only $65. Olen Abbey T ennis Director Ocne B rannlgan said he h a s been Inundated by requests from serious players who want to m ake use of the C lub's six lighted courts. "Tlte "No Frills* m em bership does not In­ clude use of the C lub facilities like the re s­ tau ra n t and pool areas.* U rannlgan said. **No Frills’ m em bers can use the co u rts as m uch a s they like •• tlie only lim its are prior reservations an d teaching times.* For further Inform ation, prospective *No Frills* Irn n ls m em bers can telephone Brnnnlgan at (407) 668-448). Bayhead tennis classes SANFORD _ Bayhead Racquet Club will be holding beginner, Interm ediate, and a d ­ vanced tennis classes at th e following tim es: • Beginners and Interm ediates _ Tuesday. T hursday and Friday: 4:30 p.m. to 0:30 p.m . • Beginners and Interm ediate B eginners _ Tuesday and T hursday: 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. • Beginners, Interm ediate and Advanced _ Tuesday and T hursday: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. • T ournam ent level players (state and n a ­ tionally ranked players) _ dally: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m . M a ilo an d G u ls r p p r M r M u llin an d IslirU W P . M r M u lt ln CD-I). U* . M z / k i 13-4). S a v r _ rvunr 211 . S C C . U rn m n n (21 311 . n o n e H H . D 1 R C C . V a r t lr k GAME TWO tomlnol* C.C. DC. John* Rlvor C.C. 000 904 0 . 6 11 1 633 106 a . 17 19 9 J m k ln a Y r lm t r h (21. R u s tic 16} a n d O u ls r p p r E s p in c l U m b r r l (6) a n d Is b rll W P E ap tn rt (1-4) L P . J m k ln a ( I3) S ave . none. 211 . S C C . Rhode* ( 14). E u b a n k * (6) S J R C C . W ood*. V a rtlrk . Isbell 3)1 . none H R . S J R C C . V a rite k - f e e cud* . S J R C C 6 10 o verall. 3-1 M F C . MONDAY RAIDERS 8 2. TROJAN! 7-9 GAME ONE Madison Ares Tack. tomlnol* C.C. 001 130 30 _ 7 10 3 030 01131 . 9 9 7 C a rls o n , c te m n u m a IB) a n d Lnb en ste tn T hig p en . Y o u man* (0) a n d O u ls r p p r . W P _ Y o u m an * (l-O I. L P . C le m m o n s ( I l| Save . none. 211 . M AT. Lo b e n rte tn 3. Sen row 311 . none. IIH . S C C . E p p e rso n . Rhode*. O u ls r p p r GAME TWO Madlsoa Ares Tscb. tomlnol* C.C. 009 400 _ S 13 1 001 010 . 2 9 3 R ob erts an d K lu b e rta n i. M c F a rla n e . S m ith (4). J m k ln a (6) a n d Outaeppe. W P . H ubert* (2-01 L P . M c F a rla n e (0-2). Save _ none. 21) _ M A T , C o w ley 2. S k u g rta d . K lu b e n a ru . S C C . E p ­ p erso n. O rn m o n 3 B _ none. H R _ none. R ecord* _ M A T 6-4: S C C B -IH , 0 4 M F C . Legal Notices m r u t e m e u rr c o u n t . OF T N I IM trrS I N T N JU D IC IA L c i a o u r r OF T N I B T A T I O F F LO R ID A , IN A N O F O R S IM M O L 8 COUNTY CtVIL A C T IO N Caa* N ai * T -ta ta -C A -1 4 Legal Notices ■ ." i>i hi . . . - rh TN S o N M u rri O F T N B S IS NTS I NTH , JU D IC IA L C M O U 1 T M ANO POR S IM IR O L S COUNTY, F L O R ID A C IV IL A C T IO N C A S S NO. t T - t t t S - C A DIVISION 1 4 -K NATION S to N K .'tT a 'tS O U T H j. FIRST UNION NATIONAL Plata UN. B AN K F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL O M A Y R A C R U Z . IS R AEL B AN K OF NORTH C R U Z , and OREEN C A R O LIN A S U C C E S S O R S T t r e e f in a n c ia l c o n p . M E R O E R TO FIRST a withdraw n foreign UNION NATIONAL corporation: R AN K OF FLORIDA O alandants F/K/A CO R A L NOTICE OF SALE Q A B L C t FE D E R A L N o lle * la horaby given that, SAYINGS ANO LOAN pursuant to a Final Judgm ent o l ASSOCIATION. F o re c lo su re en te red in th* P la in MRs). a b o v e -sty le d c a u sa . In th* vs. C ir c u it C o u rt o l S em ino le FR A N C ISC O A R A M O S, a t aL County, Florida, I wit) t a il th* O alsndsnt(s| p ro p e rty situ a te in B s m n o le N O T IC E County. Florida, d e scrib e d •• OF FO RSCLO O UR8 SA LS Lot SO. B lo c k 0 . CR Y ST AL NOTICE IS H C R E S Y OtVEN BO W L S E C O N D ADDITION TO pursuant lo a F in a l Judgm ent o l CASSELBER RY, FLO R ID A, M o rtg ag e F o re c lo su re d a te d acco rd in g lo the P la t thereof, F eb rua ry t 7 lh , I M S . and a* recorded tn P u t B o o k I t , entered In Caa* NO. S 7 - ltS 4 Pag* 77. ot the P u b lic R eco rds C A o l Iho C ircu it C o urt o l Iho Samtnole County. Florida, lass EIQHTEENTH Ju d ic ia l C irc u it In and • aespt. a atrip o t land situand lo r SE M IN O LS County. a la d alo ng Iho W esterly Ima o l F lorida wherein FIR ST UNION sa id Lot SO. so ld atrip o f land NATIONAL D AN K F/K /A FIRST being monumantad in th* (laid UNION N ATION AL D A N K OF by a tour loo t high Cham boh NORTH C A R O L IN A S U C C E S ­ lan ce . mor* p a rtic u la rly SO R B V M E R O E R TO FIRST d escrib e d aa follow* UNION N ATIO N AL B A N K OF Com m encing a l th* Northerasl F LO R ID A F /K /A CORAL co m a r o f said Lot SO, tor Iho G A B L E S F E D E R A L SAVINOE P oin t o l Beginning, said point ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION is I he b eing eilu a te d on e curve c o n ­ P la in tiff a n d F R A N C IS C O A cave to the North; thence run R A M O S : O A R LE E N RIV ERA E asterly along tha North Im s o l F/K /A O A R LE E N R A M O S: BARaaid L o t SO and a lo n g aaid N ETT T E C H N O LO G IE S , INC, curve, h a rin g a c en tral angle o t S U C C E S S O R BV M E R O E R TO 00 degreee 42* 00*. o -ra d iu s BARN ETT R E C O V E R Y C O R P O ­ length o l I S 7 07 le a l, an arc RATION: H O U S E H O LD length o l 0.47 feat, a c h a rd F IN A N C E C O R PO R A T IO N III: length o l 0.47 l##t and a chord TEN AN T SI N /K /A M A R IA bearing ot North 04 degree* t * ' NEORON are th* Defendant*. I 07* East: Wane* departing aaid arts saN to th* highest and beal N orth tin*, run Sou th Ot bidder tor cash o l th* W EST dagroo* IE* 0 4 ’ t a e l, O t.00 FRO N T D O O R O F THE SEM I1**1: lh a n c * run S o u th 70 N O H CO U N TY COURTH OUSE; degree* *»• IS ’ W est. S.tO la st SAN FO R D . FLO R ID A a t 1 1 OB to th* alorom aalionad W esterly a m . on the tn d day a l April. bn* e l L o t SO: thence run North I M S . lh a follow ing d escrib e d Ot degrees t t ' 10’ W est, along property a* a*I forth In aaid aaid W as tarty lot lino, S3 00 teal Final Judgm ent: lo ths P o in t o l Beginning LO T 14. B L O C K t t . WEATHa l p u b lic aal*. lo Iho highs t t ER SFIELO SE C O N D AOOITION. and boat bidder, lo r cash , at th* A C C O R D IN G TO THE P LA T W est Irani d o o r o l Iho Oaminoi* T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D C O IN County Courthouse. In Sanlord. P LA T B O O K I t , P A G E S 101 Florida a l 11:00 A M . on A p ril ANO 103. P U B LIC R E C O R D S OF tn d . IM A . SEM IN O LE COUN TY. FLO RIDA, DATED this tn d day o l M arch, a/b/a: *44 STAN FORD DRIVE 10 M . ALTAM ONTE S P R IN G S Maryann* M o n a F L 31714 Clark e l C irc u it C ourt W ITNESS M Y H AN D and th* O r Dorothy W. B olto n a o a n i this C o urt on M arch tn d . -vs* Onpyty Clgifii A M E R IC A N S WITH D ISA B IU TIBS ACT OF IM O ; Adm inislralhr* O rdar No. SS-17; Parson s srilh a d isa b ility who need a a p o d a l a c c o mm odation lo p articip ate In IMa proc eeding should co n ta ct AD A co o rd in a­ tor a l SOI N. P ark Avenue, Suita N. SOI. Sanlord. Florida S t 771 a l least thr* day* p rio r to iho p ro c e e d in g . Telephone: 4073 t 3-4330 a sl. 4 tt 7 : 1-000-OSS*771 (TOO) o r 1-SOO-MS-S7TO (V): via Florida R aley Service NOTE: THIS C O M M U N IC A ­ TION. F R O M A D E B T C O L L E C ­ TOR. IS AN ATTEM PT TO C O L ­ L E C T A D E B T A N O A N Y IN FO R­ M ATION O BTAIN ED W I U S E U S E D FOR THAT P U R P O S E (SEAL) Maryann* M ore* C le rk e l Dio C ircu it C o u rt By: Dorothy W. B olt on Deputy Clark Echevarria. M c C a ll* . Raymar, B arre n S Frappiar P o o l O ffice B o i S41S Tamp*. F L 33401 F 0 7 I0 4 0 IS H O T fC l to *«c a r d s *«• w ith Iho A m erican s DisabdiU** A ct. par•ana naading • sp e cia l secom m odal Ion to p a rtlc ip o la hi th is y rsaaadlng sh ou ld c o n ts c l the in d iv id u al o r egeney se n d in g no n ce not later Hi m seven (7) d ays p rio r to th e p roceed ing p i Cohn S A rn a lt P-O. B oa 1177 Tampa. F L 33*01 P u b lish M arch 1 0 .1 7 . 1100 DEO-07 — 407-0114 S M a * L 4 M 7 ; 7-100 M S 1771 (TDD) o r 1 -tO O -tt* -t7 7 t (v). r ia Florida R elay Sarvtoa. Pubitoh M arch 1 0 . 1 7 . 1 0 M D E O -74 I �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Floods •Tuesday, March 17, 1990 • 3B People IN BRIEF [ H o b b y is t o f th e W e e k Blood Bank C entral Florida Blood B ank Is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-typc d o ­ nors - to donate at Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For Inform ation, call 322-0822. Klwanls Club Effective Oct. 1, 1997. the Klwanls C lub of Sanford h a s moved the weekly W ednesday noon luncheon m eeting from the Sanford Ctvtc C enter to the Lakeside Landing at th e M arina Motel on Lake Monroe. V isiting Kiwnnlnns arc welcome. For Inform ation call Walt Sm ith, 323-5088, A special T for you and me By Susan Wanner HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - For the last six years Nelda McNeill h aa e n ­ The Sanford Optim ist Chib joyed creating decorative Tm eets eveiy W ednesday a t ahlrts. During th e first three noon at th r colonial Room In years of that time McNeill downtown Sanford. Visitors nrr would uae time as a private Woman’s Club welcome. Call 323-2194 or 322duty nurse, while h er p atien t Sanford — The Sanford 0298. waa sleeping, to cut out d e ­ W om an’s C lub m eets the first signs needed for the next p ro j­ W ednesday of each m onth, Oc­ ect. Dancing‘ for Seniors tober through May. at 11 a.m „ 1 buy m aterial by the yard," at the clubhouse, 309 S. Oak she said. "I w ash and Iron Die The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every W ednesday, Avc. Reservations for the noon m aterial an d th e shirt to get from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the luncheon are necessary th e sizing out. T hat la a m ust. 1 Sanford Civic C enter. Uve m u­ through the telephone com m it­ pu t W onder U nder on th e b ack sic by the D eltonlans 13 plece tee. Following luncheon, a p ro ­ of th e m aterial an d cut out the ban d . Donation $3.00. gram Is presented. design I want. T hen I pull off the W onder U nder an d p reaa the design with a wet cloth on to th e shirt. Later I seal It with 'tulip' paint. I usually uae gold or silver." McNeill added th at h er sh irts are each very unique. All are personalized a n d special order. DEAR ABBY: You have recently No two ore alike an d all are been printing items with regard to N alda McNeill d is p la y s s o m a of h a r d a c o ra tlv s T -sh irts. done by hand. domestic violence. Although it la not ADVICE widely known, a new federal law Participating in craft ahowa the people like to buy so that She shared th a t m any tim es triotic p rin ts are som e of the d ealin g w ith th is i»nue became haa become a way of life to helps. People In Oviedo like sh e m akes sh irts and delivers favorites an d b est-sellers, a c ­ effective in late 1996 It ia known as McNeill. She h a s been aa close horse shirts. Churches seem to cording to McNeill. S h e ia also to such large com panies as the "Violence Against Women Act." a s Upaala Com m unity C hurch like animals, l only charge B arnett Bank. BellSouth and Arm ab o u t only buying "high It allows a law suit for money to sen io r centers, a winery in from $18 to $22 for each shirt. o th e r organizations. Often, sh e quality s h irts su ch a s H anes, ABIGAIL damages to be brought against an C lerm ont. Kissim m ee. t-aW.- I put a piece of tissue between F ruit of th e Loom o r Jersey." VAN BUREN an d o th er craft era will atten d abuaer aa a civil rights action, if the Eola. Oviedo, ■ hospital n e a r each shirt and put them In a craft show s together In front of abuae waa a g en d er-m otivated She concluded by saying, "I Lake Underhill, schools such transparent sleeve. I’m really a sto res such a s Wal-Mart o r Kcrime and the crime waa felonious go where I am Invited or by aa Highland P rep arato ry and perfectionist. 1 have a lot of Mart. On one occasion McNeill in n atu re . Thia ia im portant be­ people buy one shirt and come word of mouth. 1don't use p a t­ cause usually in actions for dam ­ have been tre a te d for dom estic an d friends had 20 ermftera t o ­ Tam pa. abuse, and that allow women to file gether In front of a Wal-Mart. back again for a second, third terns. Just my own creativity. I ages, the individual collecting the do like to make a lot for my Fees for tab les to d isp lay or fourth shirt. I stay away damages must pay her own attor­ for protective orders in the court Som etim es the group will without paying a fet. family and friends for gifts, crafts range In coat from $75 charge a $15 fee p er table p e r from ribbons and lace though. ney's fee. In civil rights litigation, These new laws exist because of day a n d give th at money to a at T am pa's craft show, $ 10 to That's really someone else's too." the oppoeing party must pay your the dedicated lobbying efforts of the charity. McNeill gives fre­ $20 for Kissimmee, to $125 a t idea. I have my own style." McNeill has been a member Violence A g ain st W omen T ask Lake Eola. McNeill laughed as A (MALE) DIVORCE LAWYER Designs such as horses, quently to 'Mrs. R ussell’s C hil­ of Orlando Christian Center for Force, a group of concerned profes­ IN FLORIDA she said, I t 's su re n o t c h e a p pigs, cows, fish, cats, hearts, 15 years. She has one son, sionals th a t I formed to aadreaa dren." She said," S he h e lp s som etim es. B ut 1 know w hat frogs, birdhouses and USA pa­ David. atypical children." dom estic violence an d c a su al DEAR COUNSELOR: Blsaa assault in New Mexico. More impor­ you for taking the tim e to alert tant, the laws would not have been my readers to the existence of th e fed eral V iolen ce A gainat possible w ithout the participants th e ir own stories — Women Act. I waa not aware of who shared painful to relive — to make it - and Fm sure it will be news many us aware of the shortcomings and to many people. in the system. * 1->l i |i i ere b ein g taken on ao gaps Plants grpwn indoors arc of­ root system. When this occurs, watering will waalr excess salts 1 hope our experience in New m any fro n ts to b a ttle th is Mexico encourages other communi­ ten re ferred to as , leaf bps become brown and out of the p o t Do not allow the lo w flowering plants may lose pot to stand in water too long, tie s to u n ite ag a in a t a common "houseplanta*. But the plants flower buds. Humidity levels in always empty the drip saucer. enem y an d ta k e actio n a g a in s t we use Indoors usually lack DEAR ABBY: G reetings from sufficient light and humidity to the home can be Increased by Watering constantly from the the greet state of New Mexico. Aa domestic violence. grow well. This is because the Installing In Inexpensive hu­ bottom of the container with TOM UDALL, NEW MEXICO you stated in your column, domestic ATTORNEY GENERAL environment In many homes is midifier. Humidity in the vicin­ the uae of a saucer or tray violence con occur in gny family at not conducive to growing ity of plants con be Improved brings nutrient slats to the soli spy level of our society. And it must plants. These adverse growing DEAR ATTORNEY GENER­ fay placing potted plants on a surface. An excess of these be dealt with by an equally brosd AL UDALL* You and the legisla­ conditions are often a problem two or three Inch bed of wet salts may accumulate in the spectrum of the population. tors o f the great l i s t s o f Now gravel. Water evaporating from upper soil layer in four to six You asked th e pertinent ques­ M exico are to bo com m ended to the homeowner who needs the gravel Increases the hu­ weeks and this con result in tion, "Why is he using violence?" As for putting those tim ely Iowa in to leant how to select plants to midity around plants. The bot­ burning of the plant tissues. It was pointed out in a previous letter, place. Perhaps your letter w ill fit the growing conditions In the home. Here ore some tips violence begets violence. It ia a con­ In sp ire law m ak ers In o th e r a week to keep their growth tom of the plant pot should is a good practice, therefore, to for growing plants indoors. never be tn or under the water, water thoroughly from the top tinuing message our society sends balance. to to all of its children through televi- la tio n , Tsaiparotors: A day tem­ since this will cause a water­ once a month to leach excess Light: Plants differ greatly in If sion shows and movies that use vio­ they haven't already their light Intensity require­ perature of 65 degrees to 75 logged soil which may result in salts out of the pot. so. It lence, often murder, as the solution might save b o o m lives. Fertilisett— : Indoor plants ments. Plants with highly col­ degrees F. and approximately root damage. to problems. Air C in a la tiw : Good air do not need as much fertilizer 10 degrees F lower at night, is ored leaves, such os coleus and Until we can change the vision of croton, and flowering plants satisfactory for most plants. circulation is necessary to the as greenhouse plants. Also, violence presented as e n te rta in ­ CONFIDENTIAL TO MY and succulents grow best when The 10 degree drop at night well being of plants, but. rapid new growth Is often un­ m ent to o u r ch ild ren , th e re are IRIBH FRIENDSi On th ia S t. placed In an area where they enables plants to build new plants should be placed tn desirable, ss plants may out­ shorter-term steps we can take as a Patrick's Day, may I < Areas grow their containers. As a receive frill sunlight. Others tissues. Plants grown in con­ draft-free locations. com m unity to end dom estic vio­ old Gaelic blessing] where cross currents of air oc­ general rule, actively grov tinuously high temperatures of­ like ferns, philodendrons, and lence. In New Mexico (in which 46 May those who love cur arc not considered good for plants should be ten become spindly and less many other foliage plants grow percent of all female homicides are us, every 2 or 3 months. During well with Indirect tight. Artifi­ resistant to disease and Insect plants. the result of domestic violence), our And those who don't love us, W atsriag: When the soil re­ winter or low light conditions, attack. Temperatures below 50 cial lighting con be used to Legislature has taken steps to pro­ May God turn their hearts. supplement or replace natural degrees F for extended periods mains saturated, root systems plants should be fertilized less tect the victims. It passed a bill that And if ha doesn't tarn their makes stalking a crime. The Legis­ hearts, light. Plants always turn their may cause permanent damage are unable to function properly often. Fertilizers are available latu re haa also passed laws th a t foliage and flowers toward the to many plants. Wilting often because of lack of oxygen in in many forma: water soluble May be turn their ankise. prohibit insurance companies from light. So. U is necessary to give results, followed by yellowing the soil. Moat indoor plants die powders and pellets, liquids, So we’ll know thorn by their a half turn to your plants once of leaves, and then leaf drop. of overwatering than any other tablets, sticks, and time re­ discriminating againat women who limplng. Optimist Club Law: Women can make abusers pay in court Tips for growing plants indoors iwSii&a ite r OMTiOeassslH l£ IUUn.l^wSg r.Ai CINt LAKL MAHY Cl Nf MA HJ 1 Til |fifj TTTA M C If JO 411 (00 r o ia | CHAMNtaistSM ANOFTHfi80AROra w THEW EDMNQ81MQIRro ta t: u o s jo r s o M D 1 GOODWILLrate HUNTMQ m UJ, MARSHALS peia '( IffO 410 7 10 MO i*5 HUSH 1J0 440 740 1010 3 (1 KRIPFENOORM 1 HUSK 1 M o rz o ro u fl 11 DARK errv 4400X0 3 11 Mi:io4so QLEDOW SW rxo «oso sshMgnfcfceeffTnr ’>I d Tie W T T if ----— r Avoid placing plants in hot or cold spots. Haaxldlty: Most plants grow best a t a relative humidity of 40 to 60 percent. Unfortu­ nately, the average humidity In moat homes la well below 40 percent, especially during win­ ter months when heating sys­ tems are operating. When the surrounding air ia dry, plants will often lose water from leaf tissues at a faster rate than can be absorbed through the MAN IN TN I MON MASK 4.10MOI cause. Most plants should be watered when the potting mix­ ture becomes dry to the touch and not watered on a regular schedule. The best way to de­ termine when to water is to stick your finger Into the mix up to the first Joints; If U Is dry at the finger tip, you need to water. Apply water from the top until It runs out of the bot­ tom of the pot, this method of lease pellets. The liquid and water soluble powders and pellets are diluted In water as directed and poured on the growing medium. The tablets, stiefcs, and time release pellets are designed to release nutri­ ents gradually and evenly over a given period of time, these types of fertilisers arc being used more frequently for fertil­ izing houseplanta. THOMAS E. KENNETH C. RARR108 D Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class Thomas B. Colbert, son of Hal E. and Betty S. Colbert of Pine Way Drive In Sanford, recently departed the Persian Quit aboard the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ntmltx, the lead ship of the USS Nlmltz Battle Group. The 1990 graduate of Semi­ nole High School Joined the Navy in March of 1093. Colbert Is a 1992 graduate of Seminole Community College with an AA degree. RICHARD N. RTinUULL JR . Air Force Airman Richard N. Sturgill Jr. has graduated from basic military training a t Lackland Air Force Bose. San Antonio, Texas. Sturgill Is the son of Loretta A. Sturgill of 458 Denton Court. Heathrow. He la a 1993 graduate of Lake Mary High School. Air Farce A i r m a n Kenneth C. Barrios II has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas, Barrios ia the son of Kenneth C. Barrios Sr. of 100 Hatfield Court Longwood. He is a 1985 graduate of Lake Brantley High School. Al­ tamonte Springs. RICHARD M. Air Force Airman Richard M. Lieflander has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base. San Antonio, Texas. Lieflander is the son of Linds C. and Robert M. Lieflander of 712 Wllshlre Drive. Cassel­ berry. He Is a 1886 graduate of Lake Howell High School, Win­ ter Park. �4B •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. March 17. 1998 L e g a l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o t ic e s IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T N O T IC E OF OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H A P P L IC A T IO N FO R TAX D E E D JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT NOTICE IS H EREB Y OIVEN. IN A N D TOR that FUND AS CUSTO DIAN FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N T Y . C A S l. INC . IN* holder ot IP* F LO R ID A follow ing c e rtific a te d ) h a t Iliad CIV IL ACTIO N •aid c e m h c •!•<•> lo> a ta t daad C A S E NO . 9 7 -1 9 1 0 C A to ba issued thereon Tha car* o iv is io n t a x tilic a la r u m b a 'll) and yat'(a) or M ELLO N M O R T akO E rttu a n ca. tha description o l tha COMPANY. proparty, and tha nam sls) In Plainlitt(s|. w hich it w a t ataaaaad is/a 'e aa va to IIowa : O SA M A Z A LIO U M . a l al. C a rtilica ta No 300 Delendant(s) Yaar ot issuan ce 19*5 N O T IC E O aacription o l Proparty: OF F O R E C L O S U R E SALE LEG LOT 10 B LK 13 TR S NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN TOWN OF SA N FO R D PB t PO pursuant to a Fm al Judgm ent o l 60 M o rlg a g a F o re c lo su re dated Namaa m w hich ataaaaad F ebruary 2 ? lh , 1996 and Jam es E Crew s All ot aa'd entered In C a sa NO 97-1610 proparty being in tha County of C A o l the C ircuit C ourt o l tha Santinola. Stata of Florida EIGHTEENTH Ju d ic ia l C irc u it In Uniaaa su ch can ificala(a) sh all and lo r S E M IN O LE County, ba redeem ed accordin g to law. tha proparty daaenbad m auch F lo rid a w h erein M E LLO N cartiticatala) will ba aold to tha M O R T G AG E CO M P A N Y is lha highest bidda> at tha waat front P tarnlilt and O SA M A ZALLO U M . door. Sam m ola County JE R R Y M HUM AN. VICTOR G SC IO R R A . PATRICIA A V A N Courthouaa. Santord. F lorida, on tha 1J lh day of April. 196*. I RIDER. EDDIE ZEOAN. UNITED at 11:00 a m. STATES OF A M ER ICA. HIDDEN Paym ant of Sala faa. a p p lic a ­ V IL L A G E CO N D O M IN IU M ble d o c umantary stam p ta ta a ASSO CIATIO N. INC . TEN ANT and recording faaa ara required 41 N/K/A M AR IA CIMINO ara to ba pa*d by the aucceaaful tha Oetendanta. I w ill sell lo tha bidder at tha sale Full paymant hig h e st and beat brddar lo r of an amount equal to tha h ig h ­ caah a l lha W aal Front an lranca est bid •• due withm 24 hours ol lh a SE M IN O LE C o u n ty Courthouaa at 1 1 0 0 a m . on attar tha advertised time ot tha sale Ail paym ents shall ba cash lha 2nd day o l April. 1991 lha or g u a ra n tta d instrum ent, follow ing d escrib ed p roperly aa m ade payable to tha Clark of aal forth In sard F in a l tha C ircuit Court Judgment: Dated th is 26th day ot CO N D O M IN IU M UNIT 69. February. I M S BUILDINQ 3C. OF H ID0EN VIL­ (Seal) LA G E CO N D O M IN IU M . AC­ MARVANNE M O R SE CO RDIN G TO THE D E C L A R A ­ C L E R K OF THE TION OF CO N D O M IN IU M CIRCUIT COURT R E C O R D EO M A R C H 22. 19B6 IN SEM INO LE COUNTV. O F F IC IA L R E C O R O S DOOK FLORIDA 1S24. PA O C S 1661 THRU 1T67 by: Sa nta N. Coatnay AND A M E N 0 E D BY FIRST Deputy Clark AM ENDM ENT THERETO R E­ Publish: M arch ) . 10. 17. 24. CO RDED M AY 14. 16SS IN O FFI­ 1996 C IA L R E C O R O S B O O K 1S3S. D E O -40 PA G E S 1ST3 TH RU 1663 AND AM ENOEO OY SE C O N O A M E N D M E N T T H ER ET O R E ­ CO R D E D MAY 26. 1666 IN O FFI­ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T C IA L R E C O R D S B O O K 1S41. O F T H E 1STN JU D IC IA L PAGE 2001 AND A M E N D E 0 BY C IR C U IT O F F L O R ID A A M E N D M E N T TH ERETO R E ­ IN A N D FO R CO R D ED JU N E t . 1666 IN O FFI­ S E M IN O L E C O U N T T C IA L R E C O R D S B O O K 1644. GENERAL PA G E * 1313 THRU 1321. AND JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISION FU R T H E R AM ENOEO BY C A S S N O . S 7 - tS S S - C A - t4 * K A M E N D M E N T T H ER ET O R E ­ THE C H A SE MANHATTAN C O R D E O JU LY IT . 1926 IN DANK, as Trustee for O FFIC IA L RECOROS OOOK A M R E S C O R esidential 1664. P A G E S 1S44 THRU 1661 Securities Corporation M ortgage Loan Trust 1996-6 AND FUR TH ER AM EN O EO 0Y under tha pooling and A M E N D M E N T T H ER ET O R E ­ servicing Agreemant CO RDED FE B R U A R Y 3. 1966 IN D eled as o l Decem ber 1. 1996. O FFIC IA L R E C O R D S BO O K t>y O ption One 1T07. P A G E S 1024 THRU 1034. Murtgaga Corporation. A P U B LIC R E C O R O S OF S E M I­ California Corporation N O LE C O U N TY. FLORIOA. aa Attorney in ta c t TO G ETHER WITH ALL A P P U R ­ Plaintiff. TEN A N CES TH ERETO AND AN VS UNDIVIDED IN TEREST IN THE RAFAEL B A L Z A C and CO M M O N E LE M E N T S OF SAI0 LIDIA B A LZ A C , a l e l . CONDOMINIUM AS SET FORTH Defendants IN SAID DECLARATION N O T IC E e/k/a 966 FO RC ST RIDGE OF F O R E C LO S U R E S A L S CO URT 9102 N otice rs hereby given theI. LA KE M A R Y F L 32746 pursuant to that Final Judgm ent W ITN66S MV H ANO and lha o l Foreclosure dated February seal o l ttu i C o urt on M arch 2nd. 2Fth. 1996. and entered in c iv il 1996 case number 97-2A 38-CA -I4-K. (SEAL) o l Tha C irc u it C o u rt o l Iha 19th Maryann# M orse J u d ic ia l C irc u it tn an d lo r C la rk o l tha C irc u it Court Sa m m o la Coun ty. F lo rid a , By: Dorothy W Bolton whara.n THE C H A S E M AN H AT­ Deputy Cforh TAN B A N K . A S T R U STEE FO R Echevarria. M cCaita. Raymar. AM RESCO R E SID E N T IA L ■ s wel l A F mo o t i t S E C U R IT IE S C O R PO R A T IO N 1 P oet O ffice B a a 3419 M ORTGAGE LO A N T R U ST Tampa. F L 33601 1996-6 UN DER THE PO O LING F97073662 AND SERVICING A G R E E M E N T M O T IC I DATED AS O F 0 E C E M B E R t. In a c c o rd a n c e w ith lh a 1996 B Y OPTION ONE M O R T ­ A m e rirtn e Dtaabdrtiea Act. p er­ G A G E CO RPO RATIO N. A C A L I­ sons Heading a ap aclal a c c o m ­ FO RNIA C O R PO R A T IO N A S m odation lo p a n id p e te In Itua ATTORNEY IN FACT. It Plam tift proceeding sh ou ld co n ta ct tha and R A F A E L B A L Z A C . LIDIA Individual o r ag e ncy sen d in g B A L Z A C ____ _ UNKNO W N P E R no Oca not Icie r than seven (7) SON(S) IN P O S S E S S IO N O F day* p rio r lo lh a proceeding a l THE S U B JE C T R E A L P R O P E R ­ m# a d d re s s g iven a n lh a TY NO l.N /K /A M A R Y B A LZ A C . n o tice . Telephone. 407-323. UN KN O W N PEREO N (S) IN 4330 aal. 4227; ! -000-066-0771 P O SSESSIO N O F THE S U B JE C T (TOO) or 1-000-006-0 T 70 (v); via R E A L P R O P E R T Y NO t . N/K/A F lorida R elay Service. JO S E BA LZA C . la/are P u b lish M a rch 1 0 .1 7 ,1 0 0 0 Delendant(a). I vnM saH lo the 0 6 0 - TO lug h e a l an d beat b id d e r lo r caah a l tha w est Irani door o l Ihe Sam m ola C o u n ty c o u rthouae In Santord. S em ino le M O T IC I County. F lorida, at 11 00 A M. O F P U B L IC S A L B on Iha 2nd day o l Aped. 1966. P U B LIC N O TICE la hereby tha lottowmg d aaenbad p rop e r­ given. M e l on the data and lim a ty aa a a l lo ith In aaid final h a le d below , an d co n tin u in g Judgm ent, lo ant. tram d ay lo day until a i g oo d s T R ACT B. HO RSESH O E arc sold, am nth sad at Pubbc FA R M S. A CCO R D IN G TO THE A uction, lo tha highest bidder, PLAT THEREO F AS R ECO R D EO lor caah. a l lh a warehouse o l IN PLAT BO O K 17. P A G E 77. STO R AG E U SA . loca ted o l 1007 P U B LIC R E C O R D S O F S E M I­ W JIo Opting# Or.. W inter NO LE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. AMO S p rin g s. F L. lh a fo llo w in g THAT PART O F T R ACT C OF goods, wares, aqd m erchandiaa HORSESHOE FARM S. RE­ tor rani and olhar charges lor C O R D E D IN P LA T B O O K 17. w h ich o lio n on ta m e la PAGE 77. A S FO LLO W S BEGIN AT THE SE C O R N E R O F TRACT DATS O F SALE: S-26-SS C. R U N T H E N C E N O RTH 3S TIME O F SALE. t 00 P M D E G R EE S 00 M INUTES 00 S E C ­ Cynthia C o lto n 021 ONDS W EST A DISTANCE O F Furniture, H ousehold llama. 34 SO FEET.TH ENCE SO UTH T7 D E G R EE S 33 M INUTES 04 S E C ­ A ISO c l aa rung d e p o sit will ONDS E A ST A DISTANCE OF c o lle c te d lo r ea ch unit p 21 7* FEET. T H E N C E SO UTH chased and refunded otter 22 49 FE E T TO THE POINT OF contents o l lh a unit/a h a t BEGINNING rem oved tram tha facility Tha L E S S THAT PORTION O F SAID above Information la lo ba TRACT B D EED ED TO SE M I­ te h e d once a woeh tor twa NO LE CO U N T Y B Y W ARRANTY eecutnre w eeks. Bald sa le 1 DEED IN O FFICIAL R E C O R O S under an d by virtue e l lh a BO O K 3242. PA OS TOT O F THE e ta tu lM o l lh a slate . In such P U B LIC R E C O R O S O F S E M I­ case# m ade and provided NO LE COUNTY. D E S C R IB E 0 AS P ublish M arch 10. 17. I M O FO LLO W S THE SOUTH 10 00 DEO-G3 FEET OF SAID LOT B . 'H O R S E ­ SHOE FARM S* NOTE P U R S U A N T TO TNE FAIR DEBT C O L LE C T IO N IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T , P R A C T IC E S A C T YO U A R E B lS N T B B J m i JU D IC IA L AO VISED THAT THIS LA W FIRM e iR o u r r , i n m o f o r IS D E E M E D TO B E A D E B T C O L LE C T O R ATTEMPTING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AN D A N Y C A B B N O .i B 7 - B t a S - C A - t 4 - K INFORMATION OBTAINED W ILL B A N C O N I FIN AN CIAL BE U S E D FO R THAT P U R PO S E . B E R V IC IB . INC . Dated tha 2nd d ay a l March. a corporation. 1996 PlaMibft. M ARYANN E M O RSE va Clark o l C u cu rl C ourt R O XA N A M M ARTINEZ By Dorothy W Bolton and TED CASHION. Deputy Clark D e la o d a n k a ) COOtLIS S STAW IARSKI M O TtCB O F B A LB 4010 B oy Sco ut Boulevard NOTICE IB H E R E B Y OIVEN Suite 460 that, pursuant to on Order or a Tampa. Florida 3340r F inal Judgm ent e l Foreclosure Telephone (113)677-6006 entered Mi the above -cap!toned C A S 461-04473 action. | w d sell lha proparty P ublish M arch 10. 17. 1996 s itu a te d tn Be mm o le County. D E O -96 Florida daaenbad at: L o t 12. B lo c k *E*. OAKCREST. acco rd in g la tha P la t thereof a t N O T IC E OF re co rd ed la F la t B oo k 22. V E H IC L E A U C T IO N P og aa B7 and I I . P u b lic 96 N issan R e c o rd s o l Be mmole County, VI61N4PB12S3FC766419 F lorida 64 O lds. Regency a l pubbc tola, lo the tn^ w el YI4 1G3CW49B7Q4316661 and boat bidder lo r cask, at the A uction will ba held 03-27-99 W aal Irani door o l the Be mmole al 10 0 0 A M a l P ritc h e tt's C ounty Courthouaa. Ml Sanford. Towing. 1240 S C R 427, Florida, at I t CO a m , on die Longwood. FL 22790 2nd day o l April. | 9 6 t Pubireh M arch 17. 1990 DATED Pus End day of March. DEO-130 American Heart Association <F MARYANNE MORSE C L E R K OF COURT B Y Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Roll# 6 Lobelto. P A 720 B la c ks Iona Budding Jacksonville. Florida U N I P ub lish March IB. 17. IB M OCO-B4 L e g a l N o t ic e s N O TICE OF FICT IT IO U S N A M E N otice la hereby given that I a m a n g a g rd in b usin ess al Flaa W orld Santord Florida 32771. Sam m ola County Florida under lha F ic titio u s Nam# ot S P A R K L E KIT S and lh a l I in lan d lo register sa id name with lh a D iv isio n ol C o rp o ra tio n s. Tallahassee Florida in acco rdance with Ihe provtaiona o l the F ic titio u s Name Statutes To Wit Sa clio n 96S 09 Florida Statutes 1991 Shnley Young P ub lish M arch 17, 1996 DE 0-143 N O T IC E OF A P P LIC A T IO N FO R T A X O S S D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. lh a l FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR P R lM E C O INC . Ihe holder o l the follow ing certificate)#) has M ed said certificate d ) for a taa deed to be issued thereon The c e rtific a te number(s) and year(a) ol lasu a n ce . lh a d escrip tion o l tha proparty. and tha nama(a) in w h ich it was a t te s te d is/are a t follow s C ertificate No 3367 Year of lasuance 1996 D e scription o l Proparty LE G S 62 FT OF LOT 76 a N 19 FT OF LOT 79 EN GLISH W OOOS P 0 16 PQ 61 Name# In w hich aaaeased Larry M Butterfield. Cynthia C Butterfield A ll of said proparty b eing In lh a C ounty ol Sam m ola S late o l Florida Uniaaa auch certificate d ) shall be redeemed accordin g to law. lha proparty describ ed in such ce rtifica te d ) w ill ba to ld lo lha highest b idder a l lha w a tt Irani door. S em ino le C ounty Courthouaa. Santord. Florida, on lha t day o l April. 1696, a l 11 00 a m Paym ent o l Sale lea. a p p lic a ­ ble docum entary stam p laaas and recording leas ara required lo ba paid by tha auccaaatul bidder a l lha sala Full payment o l an amount equal to tha high­ est but is due within 24 hours • lia r lha advertised lim a o f lha sale A ll paym ents shall ba caah or guaranteed instrum ent, made payable lo the Clerk o l lha C ircuit Court B a le d th is tS lh day of Legal Notices tN TH E C IR C U IT CO U R T . IN A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F LO R ID A C A S E N O .1*7-1176 C A 14 E Ju 4 g a O .N . E a te n , J r . IN RC M O RTG AG E FO R ECLO SU R E EDW ARD WILSON and MARY WILSON, husband 6 wife. Ptalnlitta(t). va JA M E S JO SEPH THOMPSON amt MARILYN THOM PSON husband A w ile. D vlen dsn la(t) N O TICE OF S A L E N otice is given thel pursuant to lh a Fm al Ju dg m ent o l Foreclosure entered on O ctober 24. 1997, end. m acco rdance with Ihe Order o l this C ourt d eled Februery 7 7th. 1999, in C iv il Action No 9 7-I276-C A -I4E o l lha C ircuit C ourt o l lha Eighteenth Ju d ic ia l Circuit, in and lo r Sam m ola County. F lo rid a . In w hich JA M E S JO S EP H THOM PSON and M A R ­ ILYN THOM PSON ara lha d efen ­ dan ts and EDW ARD W ILSON and M A R Y W ILSON are lh a PUinhtta. I w ill sail lo lha h ig h­ est and beat btddar lor caah at lha W aal Front Ooor o l lha Sammola County Courthouse m Santord. F lorida on lha 2nd day of April. 1996. a l Ihe hour ol I t 00 AM Ihe fo llo w in g d escrib ed real property L o l 79. B lo ck 4. H I006N LAKE PHASE II. UNIT I. accordin g lo tha P la l Ihereof aa recorded In P lat Do ok 24. pages 16 through 17. o l tha P u b lic R ecords ot Sam m ola County, Florida DATED this 2nd day o l March. 1996 M ARYANN E MORSE. Clark o l CMcurl Court Aa Deputy Clark DRIAN R LOC Attorney a l Law 3074 W aal Lake Mary Otvd . 1134 Lake Mary. FlorMfa 12746 407-321-6121 Florida B ar No 722640 P ub lica tion o l thra noire# on lha 10th day o l March. 1991 and on tha 17th day o l March. 1999 m tha (IM IN O L E H ER ALD OEO-SI Febru ary. 1999 13— H e a l t h & Beaut* D EA D LIN E S SECU RITY B A R S S D O O R S Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Fnday Lie. 34 yrt E*p 50.000 designs SVsq fl Free est Qualify guaranteed 904065-0013 Ot 407-324-3166 F L O R ID A b y Shirlay C Hargart Oepuly Clark P ublish February 24. M arch 3. 10. A IT. m s DEN-210 IN T H B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TMB BIG M TBBN TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F F LO R IO A , IN A N D FO R S B M IN O IS C O U N T Y CIV IL DIVISION C a t s M e.I 07*1 tS t - C A - 1 4 Dtvielen: B MIOFIRST B AN K . STATE SAVINOS BANK. PI am lllf. va ROBIN BREN O A TAYLOR. SOUTHPORT CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC. and UNKNOW N TENANTS/ OW N ERS. Oatandawla. M O TtCB O F S A L S N ouca la Kara by given, p ur­ suant lo an E a P fr te Order R escheduling F oreclosure Sale entered Mi this causa. In lha C irc u it C o u rt o f S em ino le County. Florida. I anil ta il lha property situ ated Ml Sam m ola County. F lo rid a daaenbad at: UNIT 20. P H A S E E. SOUTHPO RT C O N D O M IN IU M . P LA T BO O K 27. PAOE(S) 26 THROUGH 34. AC C O R D IN G TO THE D ECLARATIO N O F C O N ­ DOM INIUM IN O FFIC IA L R E C O R O S B O O K 14S2. PAGE IT T ? OF THE P U B LIC RECOROS OF S E M IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA. and com m only knoam a t 266 HMI Street. Casselberry. Florida 32707, a l pubMe sale. caah, a t 301 N. Park Avanua. W aat Fron t D o or o l lha Bommoto C o u n ty Courthouaa. Mi Santord, F lo rid a a l 11.00 a m . imi A p ril 2nd. 1996 O a la d th is 17th day o l February. 1990. M ARYANN E M O R SE Clark o l the C ircu it Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy C lark R IC H A R 0 S M clVE R K a ta Hod g a t. P A . P O . Boa 000 Tampa. F L 31901-0000 Pub lish M arch 1 0 .17. 1*99 OEO-91 M T N E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T N E 1BTN JU D IC IA L CIR O U IT O F FLO R IO A IN AIM) FO R B E N IN O LA C O U N T Y O E M HAL JU R ISD IC T IO N D IV tttO N C A B B NO. 9 7 -9 9 4 - C A - I 4 K OCW EN FE D E R AL BANK FBB F/K/A B E R K E LE Y FEDERAL B A N K E TRUST FSB. PtointtH. va AN O EL JIM E N E Z ET AL. B O TICE OF FC R EC LO B U R I BA LB NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgm ent a t F ore clo su re d ated F e b ru a ry 2701, 1*94. and entered Ml C a sa No. 97-994-C A -1 4 K o f the C irc u it Court a l the 19 th Ju dicial Circuit Mi an d lo r SE64IHOLE County. Florida w herein OCW EN FE D E R AL B A N K F B B F/K /A B E R K E L E Y F E D E R A L B AN K t TRUST F E B la P lainU tt and AN O EL JIM E N E Z a rc Defendants. | w M aaM la Ota highest and b ea t b id d e r lo r caah a l tha W I B T FR O N T DOOR o l Nia SEM I H O LE County C ourth ouse, SB1 N . P A R E AVENUE. SAM FORO. F lorida, a l 1 1 0 0 o'cloafe A M. o n the 2nd day o l AprB. 1*90, the leBewtng daaenbad p ro p e rly aa a a l forth m said Fm al Ju dg m en L la w it LOT 27. ALA FA V A W O O D * PHASE XJO-A. A C C O R D IN G TO THE M A P O R PLAT T H EREO F AS R ECO R O EO IN P LA T BO O K 36. P A G E S S I TH RO U GH S3. IN THE P U B L IC R E C O R O S OF SEM IN O LE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. e/k/a 102S B L U E J A C K O A K DRIVE, O VIED O . FLO R IO A 327SS DATED iM a 2nd d ay o t M arch. I BBS. M AR YAN N S M O R SE Aa C le rk a l sa id C ourt B y D ora toy W. B olto n Aa Deputy Clark Law O lh ce e ot M arsh ak C . W alto n . P.A. 2400 Se al C om m ercial B ir d C o asta l Tower. B io f t l F art L aud erdale F L 3**0* Pubbah M a rc h IB . IT . I BBS OEO-91 I N O T tC B O F A P P L IC A T IO N F O B T A X D B B D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that FU N B A S CUSTODIAN FOR H O LC O , INC., the holder of tha to Now mg c e rtific a te d ) has filed aaid c e rtific a te d ) lo r a tax deed Id b e is sued thereon. The cortfftcele number)!) and yoar(a) o l toauanca. the d escrip tio n ot tha property, and the namo(a) in w h ich N w as oc ia c a o d la/are aa C e rtificate No: ISO* Year ot Itauanca: 1*96 D escription of Pro perty: LBQ LOTS 1 a 4 B L K J SPR IN G V A LLE Y F A R M S S E C B P B I I PO B0 AN D 22-21-29-300-002C0000 BEO NLV MOST C O R LOT B B L K J SP R IN G V A L L IY FA R M S S I C B RUN N IT D IO IT MIN B S E C E 104.49 FT N 12 OCO 2 MIN 47 S E C I 106 61 FT S S I O SO S M W B l S E C 1 109.9 FT N 40 0 1 0 IB MIN SB S E C B TO P T W O F M O ST NLV C O R LOT B B L K J I TO M O ST NLV C O R S B l 0 1 0 36 MIN 44 BBC W 273.17 FT B 27 DBO 7 M M 2B B B C W 100 r r B 64 DEO S MIN B0 S E C W 79.01 FT N 19 DEO I I MIN 17 E E C W SB.7I FT TO ssa. C a rp i B . Lawtosa. Trustee. AN pf s a id p ro p e rly being In the C ounty ot Sem inole, S tele ot Unto94 auch cartilicata)#) shall be redeem ed acco rdin g to lew. tha property d escrib ed in su ch certificate)!) wM ba *oM lo tha highest bidder « the w est front door. Bam V io la • C o u n ty C o urth o use. Santord . F lorida , on th e Sth day o t April. 199S. a l 1 1 * 0 te a . Paym ent o f B a d too. a p p lic a ­ ble d oc um entary atamp taaaa and recording taaa ara required to ba paid by tha auccaaatul btddar at trie sale. Full payment at an am ount equal la tha hig h ­ est b id le due within 24 houre ariar the adv ert N e d lim a of the aata. AN pa yments shad b o caah or g ua ra nteed instrum ent, m ade payable la lh a Clerk a t V ia C Y c u ll Court. D ated th is I T lii day o l February, I M S . 51* YARD SALES A D JU S TM E N TS * C R ED ITS P rice P eri lL ine Pre P aio iOnly If*— R e m i n d e r S e r v ic e s S P E C IA L D A Y S Never lorget them1 Memmdef Service 0 day. apple. Dr's tt&/yr For details can 307 2 ITS In the event of an error, the Sominolo Hotaid will bo responsible for tho lust insertion only and only to the orient of tha cost ol lhal insertion Ploaso check ad tor accuracy Ihe first day it runs • *18 TO PLA C E A N AD CALL 3 LINES WHOLE WEEK 21— P e r s o n a l s O RLAN D O 407/831-9933 DEPARTM ENTHOURS 0 A M - 5 P M M O N D A Y • F R ID A Y NOW A C C E P T IN G * (407)532-0715 dsy/sve appt. MAS0004M-t5 AD O PTIO N 55— B usiness O pportunities living eipenset counseling A meOcal Tnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn n GIFT OF LIFE S N IC K ER S CAN D Y ROUTE SOO-21B-S433 ALO N ET F I ’s 90 locations. 6*00*1700 •olid monthly Income. Coal 929*9 Hurry this wool toall 1-900-961-9121 RESPECTEO Dating Bureau lor SENIORS. Estop 1977 I -BOD-922-4477 Fem ale M a ssa g e T herapist needed lor busy Longwood lo innnnnnnnnnnnnnni canon C a l 331-6949___________ Lon g w ood M as sage Studio Wa» -ns welcome 7 days Private rms Female StoR LHC4MM778S ________ 407-339-6300_________ M EET NEW P E O P L E THE FU N WAV TOOAV 1-90D-370-1309 X9619 62 W r m Musi be 18 year* ServaU (819) 6458434 27— N ursery & C hild C are A L L H O U R S 10 yrs t i p n chad development R a a t rales mnait mcl Fun ptoy room 324-0513 A N E X P LO VING M OM along with T IC A playroom, ten yrd Cert C P fV C O C R s) Rea rate* For ntorvww 330-0700 W ALK-tNS B ILL KIOS H I thrs nurse* specialty Healthy k«J» tool HRS4042532 324-1*42 n $300 - Dravtomng phone cards No aspenance necessary For more information sand a BASE lo PnmsLme Commumcationt.i PO Boa 8 0 4 3 6 9 ,-UtoffM. 33200-1355 W O R K FR O M H O M E No cost tor stro k e s asm to 9X/Vw k m ak­ ing brae 934-4444 E r t i t * 59— F inancial S ervices E R A S E B A D CREOfT L E G A L L Y tor fuM 621 00 M at check, mo to C A L Y P S O 1454 N Lakamont Ava W riter Park. FL 32792 TIRE0 ol bang turned down tor erode* Loam where lo o b u n tha boat deaiscredit cards sm bus loans debt consolidation Raws as low as 5 9V no annual taaa etc H * W Enlerprtt 04 323-1998 Con so Lisbon* C a in Loam# Bad craOt No problem no adv laa 1-B0D4B0-7B60 70— Education St T ra in in g Acereaten Truck School COL. VATA Apprv JabA ttrif Wkend c to titt National Truck School 1-SOO-4SB-73S4 tm im iim m iu n ii COKE/PEPSI U K E W ORKING WITH P E O P L E ? VENDING ROUTE Many high $ 2 5 0 0I a/wt arts potential 800-342-6653 "M A K E T H b oS JU tO S with u i government auctions A tur ptu* Cad 24 hr* S31-9*31 a x t l ready to make big B a . *1.500 ra*ar*d 1-964-763-7174 BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Ai a MeOcai Assistant *vh an Associate of Soane# degree, you wd het> prepare petranu lot aiammalioni. conduct import ant tests and pemapt even a u ­ ral in rrunor surgery ITS a rawaning career * you kke rimp mg others id ly or F i t n r u Classes •fm anoM l AM tor TTioaa WhoOuet/y ■G/adUalM Placement A sia tone* Legal Notices N O T tC B O F A P P L IC A T IO N F O B T A X D B B D NOTICS IS H E R E B Y OIVEN. that FUN B A S CUSTODIAN FOR P R lM E C O . INC., the holder of tha follow ing certificate)!) has filed aaid certificate)*) lo r a la s daad lo b a Issued tharaon. Tha c a rtilic a ta num ber(t) and Tear)*) of issu a n c e , tha Oaacription at the preparty, and the nama(a) In w h ich it w as aaaaaaad la/are aa fenews: C a rl if teals No: 17B6 Year ot lasuance: 19*6 D e scription ot Property LEO S E C 14 TW P 21S ROE 311 W 379 FT O F a 111 FT O F N 39B.7 FT O R B 3/4 O F NW 1/4 OF NW 1/4 a S 180 FT OF N 220.7 FT O F B. 170 FT O F W 278 FT OF I 1/4 O F NW 1/4 O F NW 1/4. Namaa M w hich asse ssed Ota Feaw orth. Ad ot aaid proper)/ b ein g In th a C o u n ty at Sem inole, State ot Florida. Uniaaa auch certificate)#) shad ba radaam ad according le law. m e property d escrib ed m auch carijftoate)#) w ill ba a d d to tha fog heal bidder at lh a w a tt from dear. Bam in a la C o u n ty Courthouaa. Sanford. F lorida , on the 8th day a t A p r il 1*99, at 11:00 a.m. Paym ant of Bala laa, a p p lic a ­ ble docum entary stam p la a a s and recording taaa ara required la ba p aid by tha su cce ssfu l bidder at tha aala. Full paymant of an amount equal to tha h ig h ­ est b id la due w ithin 24 hours after tha advertised lim a ot the aala. A ll payment* shad ba caah or g ua /antepd instrum ent, mad# payable to tha d a r k o t d ie C irc u it Court. D ated th is 17th d ay o f February, 1999. (Seel) M ARYANN E M O R SE C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEM INOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA by: M ichede L. Silva Deputy Clark Pubbah: February 24. M arch I. 10. IT. 1BBB DEN-271 C al Today) 407-S3 1-BSIS C H y C o ib g * 853 East Hwy 436. Ste 200 CtlM tltiry, FL 32707 71— H elp W anted NOW HIRING F/T 6 P/T lor a Motor Manufac­ turing plant in Santord Posi­ tion« n e avaitobia on al M330-2011 or 330-1840 T ELEM ARKETIN G GUARANTEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING 3 poa ava! Avg $ 15 SOhr. Sal Santord based pool No cold caking F/T B P/T Cal . S m a it n f 323-2070 a a L 211 a g t e J E f lg Temp To Hire 50 INDUSTRIAL SEWERS NEEDED Initial Talent Tree Stalling has permanent tab opportunities lor produceon workers vt N. Orlan­ do T h a u poweona pay *6-WMr and begin immediately Can 740-0111 N O A P R T 8 N E C E S ­ SARY CNAs Fufl lime p on to ns 3 11 and It7 shifts available We tpeciak/e m T IC LPNs FuM Ume positions 3-11 and pari kme 3-11 and 1t -7 Com* |oei our team' Health and dental nsuranca 401K Stock option educehonel PeneMt and more good 999. Itoi hours 3217187 B A R B E R N E E D E O F U lT TIME lor downtown Sanford shop M u ll ba rekabi* Call 349-0S37. Vencor Healthcare and R eh a­ bilitation ot Santord. aaa a— ss---m- aRW -—. VjU a IBtftOnYilM P h o n e (407) 322-4644 F a i: (407) 322-0121 ____________EO E _____________ ~ B R E A K F A S T BE R VER B. P/T coca and housekeepers Good storting wages Appty Lake Mary Courtyard 135 International Pkwy. Lake Mary 444 1000 Exceptional Opportunities In Human Serviceel 0ATA E N T RY C LE R IC A L ASST E t c l p o p u m ' Word to key a musP Personable1 Orest Ski!#' TO PTALEN T STAFFIN G 407-439-4222 1000 N M agnolia Ava Orlando. FL 32*03 Commonry Opportuntra*. Inc . « prowler lor ndw tukti w4h developmental tktabwira*. is currently snaking Residential agars vt the Deltona and Detond areas There are a vinery of po whon# to 14 almost any ached tlef E icetten t pay and Eicw bent J Ouaktrad cenO dalet wd hara MS D < *jm eG C 0 vakd tpirar* keens* and desvs lo succeed Cad (6SB) 244-3317 _____________CO E_____________ EXP LAND SCAPE PERSO NS Good pay 6 baneMs FDL ragd ___________326-9426__________ C o ntractors 4 Truckers contact quickly, your •tola A N Am erce New height matchng tyt 24 hrs 9Vmm 1 -*##-464-4470 MC/Vtsa CraftwTrada FRAM ERS area.spaoai.ty Vehicle Manufacturer seeks t i p lamina tor asiem biar 6 visiaker C e lt for an ap p o in t­ ment 324-4100 ATTENTION C N A a Com* and (om our caring Mam ot Nurses and C N A * E tc a l tent benefits Etpenenced rec ogm red 3 00p m -11 00pm shift available. Pteate apply m person Demme Healthcare Re habiMatton Center 1851 Elk cam Rivd Deltona EOE AVON N EED S -eps thra area Se* h*jn quality products earn FL B E S T Home B u sin e ss out there N you ara le n o u t about making money ml no a a l ol prod, no nv. no nsk C a l 282 -3320 C a b in e t M a k a r S anford WORK r ROM HOME making wooden frames Earn to 1384/ wk Call 830 0444 o n E 45 ‘ DIRECT L E N D E R S ' 97.500950.000 $500 ASPH ALT PAVING CR EW t i p Roller Opr lo truth roll asphalt C a l 323-0111 AUTOMOTIVE DCTAJLERS Sa n to rd l ongwoodOriando Good Income Potential lle n e ta Alter 90 Days Tepn Seat 407 793 3055 61— M oney to L end 55— B usiness O pportunities 71— H i i r W anted 71— H elp W anted VtMOiNG LAZY PERSONS DREAM TEW HOUliS-BlQ 99 Free Brochure 1 8008208782 N EED ED a l over r e Orlando araa il w forested pleat* c a l Mark 1-S00-TB3-0S71 I ' 'c u * T 6 iAErfiERvidE, “ Oufgong personally Dukes ncJ cash hanchng data entry E X P E R IE N C E D CARPEN TER earn too* A truck Laborer* Mao needed Gafl S3OM400 H iring F FlR AM E B E N O E R tor Marina C an vas agaraBon. Cad 327-1128._______ FRONT DESK CLERK/ NIOHT AUDITOR FINANCIAL R E P Sate*, cpaacaona. manager trsunee pCL-ton F m n e i* ' background helpful Comprehensive benefits pack­ age and com patara salary Apply n parson Am erican General F inan ce 1544 S French Ara . Santord , Appfy Vi (warm Days inn Sanford 4650 Waal S R 46 GATOR LANDING N O W HIRING •COOK INHOME PRESCOOL HIRING P/T CARE GIVER AFTERNOON SHMT. wnatng la train. Cad Joyce 321-7S36 •S ER V E R S FUN P L A C E TO W ORK) Cad (407)330-1812 ISEn e Ka T IN T IR VIE WING NOW for at local ma* ora 4 E< Cad T 900-294-47(3 -O tB A R Y M AN O RIs looking lor talanlad and as IMMEDIATE O ftfiiftO S CNAA-f/T dyaUaOM WITH V E R Y COMPETITIVE HAIR STYLIST N EED ED C a l D ad ary Manor, 407-444442S. Ask for (Vector of Nur*mg or apply enthei 60 North Highway 17-92. 0 * B iry . Flori­ da D rug F ree W o rkp lace EOE. For busy Santord talon No tollowng necessary Hourtyrar*4s commrtson Cad Cindy 330-9292 HAIR STYUST Up lo 50% commraaron Ban*f*a in growvn Lake Mary Salon W A R E H O U S E * * LIVERY 40 hri/wk « No nrtea/wkandi E sc be net to vtcl 401K Must hara Ctoss D k A clean driv­ ing record Apply 3501 S Santord Ara. Sanford FANTASTIC B A M S ________ 324-9100________ HBWNQ F AB R IC ST A C K E R ________ C * B M 7 T m ,,,<>W1' DRIVER /W araH ouse Vakd FDL 4 mu 61 A p ro i 20-25 hr*/wk C a l tor appointment 324-4019. HO N EST, D E P E N D A B L E maid asaraunt* needed lor house daarung 6 day*‘week. 7-6. Cal 324-1177_________________ EARN EXTRA MONEY HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES BBSS R O U T E S PAX) DAILY A beautiful A esoang hotel to­ esled m ma UCF araa « taring for tha following posibona BANQUET BET-UP/BERVIR, RESTAURANT SERVERS, COOKS, BELLMEN, HOST/ HOBTEBS, COCKTAX. SERVIC­ ERS, HOUSE PERSON, LAUN­ DRY WORKER, MGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONCIERGE, GUEST SERVICE REPRE8ENTTTTVE. Apply m parson to Hokday Inn 12129 High Tech Ara . Ortmto. EOE ORUO FREE WORKPLACE DESK CLERK D E LIV E R THB B E LLSO U T H 'R E A L Y E L LO W P A G E S ' F t Y O U R OWN NEIGH BORH OOD O R VtONTTY A R E A S IM CLU 0E SAN FO R D , WINTER SPR IN G S, LONG W OOO, L A K E M ARY, O V K O O , G E N E V A DELTONA. O E T E C N B CH U LO U TA A L L R O U T E S PAY BO N U S A F T E R l i t ROUTE Man-Woman Resiesss BkMWM Fid or Peri Tm* Appear*! m id be II years CM or oa­ st. have an vwurad auto or truck and be evaraoe 4 » more hows a day BEGIN CALLING TOOAV TO R E S E R V E Y O U R A R E A 407-330-7SB2 OR B m A M tT tA j6 W 6 R yo u! Just C a ll Never a Feet H E L P P ersonn el 429-4040 HOUSEKEEPERS Budget Inn ol Santord. Orlando Of (17-92) OJR For start-up U/1-bm* memberi h p N*. MAX. 930 00 chacM no to: C A L Y P S O VARIETY. 1494 N Lakamont Ara. Winter Park, F L 32792 B 30 AM- 4 00 P M M ON DAY T H RO U GH FRIDAY 0 0 A . INC EOE CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Cs*styVy C«t>*r cryptograms art craned Irom euoiekone by Ismous peupw pen end prasera Earn wear n Vw cgner sundi lor aneMier rodays cue 0 ague* V ’ 0 X S M V G a o c a r r ie r s , u tc . • Lay Ov*r Plan' ' E m Stop Pay* M ARYANNE M O R SE C L E R K O F THE CIRCUIT COURT SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA by: M ich e lle L. Stive Deputy Clark P u b lish : February 24. M arch 2. 1 0 ,1 7 . I M S DSN-222 SEM IN O LE 407/322-2611 Sensual, r a is in g thnrapmc massage R E L A X * E N JO Y 1 •incaVoutcaS- hornnhotpl -C o up les araleome Call Laura or Rich Female preferred to travel n molor home and sen the world 302 0118 N O T IC S OF A P P L IC A T IO N F O R T A X O S I D NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN, that FU N B A t CUSTODIAN FOR C A S l. INC . the holder o l lha follow ing certificate)*) has tiled •aid cern licale (s) for a laa daad to ba issued thereon Tha c e r ­ tificate number)!) and yaar)t| o l issuance, tha d escrip tion o l lha property, and lh a nama(a) m which It was a t te s te d la/are aa follows C a rtilic a ta No 410 Yaar o l Issuance 1*96 O aacnptlon o l Property LEQ S I C 29 TWP 1*9 RO E 10E W 1/2 OF S E C 9 OF NEW ST RO 4* A NWLV OF OLO ST RD 46 Namaa tn w hich aaaaaaad Mary E M cK inney A ll o l said property bamg in tha C ounty o l Semmolo. S to le o l F lorida Uniaaa su ch carldtcato(a) th an ba radaam ad a cco rd in g to law. lha proparty d aaenbad in auch cartilicata)#) w ill ba so ld to tha fug has I bidder a l tha w eal Irani dear. Sam m o la C o un ty C ourt H au te. Santord. Star Ida, on tha 27th day o l A p ril. 19*2. at 11 00 a m Paym ant o l B ala laa. a p p lic a ­ ble docum entary stom p taaaa and recording laaa ara required to ba p aid by tha tiH -raaalul bidder a l tha ta la . Futl paymant of an amount equal to tha high­ est bid I* due within 24 hours a tier lha ad vertise d time o l lha •ala. AN paym ents shall ba caah or g u a ra n te e d instrum ent, made payable to tha Clark o l tha C irc u it Court Dated th is 12th day of March. 1BBB (Seal) M AR YAN N E M O RSE C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT CO URT SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA by: M ich e lle L Silva Deputy Clark Pubbah: M arch IT. 24. 31. April 7. 1*9* OSO-139 C L A SSIFIE D AD RA TES 14— For S ale TR AVELIN G COM PAN ION (Boat) MARYANNE M O RSE C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEM INOLE COUNTY. Seminole Herald E X T R A HOLIOAY W EIGHT? I On I Personal Training w' lifetim e Fitness Free body tat analysts Denm t. E ie rc is e P hy so [rin is|^ 7 2 Ji6 0 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _ R VO JC R F F E S Y 0 C . ' H Y X I D F S O . V X IV C - •J •P J ’ P O J C - *401K Raaramant* N O T IC S O F S A L E 79 O lds Regency VIN 1X37K6EI624S7 1201 C -HIGHWAY 41* ALTAMONTE SPRIN G *. FL 12701 S -4 7 -4 4 AT *1*9 A M Pubbah. M arch 17. 1*90 D IO -119 ‘ HaaXh Insurance’ •Vacation Pay’ •Rriar Program* 'Saisaaa Equ*>' I ri OTR a y /Class ACOL rag i m s a r Morv-FrtOnty EOC C R H J C Z J 8 0 . J Y J C M . ' — P R V J R V V 8 P X X Y S . PREVIOUS SOLUTION: f m axhauttad from not UUunfl.' — Sam GokJwyn *Thsl msn'a silane# la wondartul to lialan to.* — Thoma* Hafdy. • 19*4byNCAInc / J ' P ,7 t �71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted C O N C R E T E B L O C K TEN DER Opening in Sanford Forklift exp helpful Excellent wag*, medical benefit*, retirement, paid hokdey* and vacation A p ­ ply C S R Rmker. 2210 W 25th St. Sanford EOE/Drug Free W ANTED •PART-TIME EM PLO YEES* 153— A c S a n o u t paopt* desiring su c­ cessful W IIQ H T L O S S , IMP R O V E D H EA LTH AN O EN ERO V Loea 20-200 pound*. 30 day program undar JI2 0 0 Sal wlaction guaranteed C A L L NOW 32S-S4SS I LABOR R U E L oo kin g fo r a new career? Vleit our ‘ •“ 330-341S*— 100 ♦ M E N A W O M EN N E E O E D Defy wort Defy pay Vetucie* a P L U S JO B FAIR NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN Cuttom Stalling ■* luring lor over 70 career opportunities* I you are consatormg a new ca ear. thi* i* the chance you nave been waiting lor Come to our open hom e on Monday A Tueeday from 7 30am to 7 00pm C a l lor dvnctoTO1 NO FEEI M aitland M 7-S7S5 or S Orlando 270-444* Eiceflwrn p o u lo n i available C O M E W O RK WITH THE B E S T L A B O R E R S NEEO ED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH erSURANCE AMO 40IK PLANIOruafr* y M to o l ‘ Receptionist ‘ Cuetom er Service* ‘ Accounting ‘ A d m M a lr alive LABOR READY 0 Ca« Maitland M 7-S755 or S. Orlando 3764646 C all N o w 'll N E V E R A FEED A p p ly In p erson today ISSI • Fren ch Ave __________ 323-4343___________ W O R K TOOAY/PAIO TOOAT M alntenance/Cleanup of rental properties Pert Time Retiree preferred 321-4757.___________ E A R N E X T R A M O N EY with own home besed b u sn ess Sheklee I AT I T Work Ivne and build a future. 330-SS30 lo schedule an pointmenl to find out hosvll Custom Stiffing PLACEMENT SERVICES your with part C e ll ap JO B HOTLJrtS N O W HIRINQt Rasldentlal Cleaning M O LLY MAX] IS HIRINO F/T ‘ M-F • S-Spm. WSI Train. a07-7S7-S00T. Now hang aspenencad C O O K S , S E R V IC E R S * D ISH W A SH ­ E R S . Top pay p a d vacation* alter I year U e d c a l benefit* and a Drug Free Work place 4050 E S R 40 W est Sa n ford 407-3)0-7771 A 3770 Orlando Dr-17-*}-Sanford 407-321-S30S D E N N Y 'S RESTAURAN T. C a ll 481*4996 Custom Stiffing N U R S E S AIDE PLACEMENT SERVICES PIT 7-3 stall al Guardian ftome Current fv tl a d C P R Appty al 431 Fast A iport Bfvd Sanford LAaoft /irrs CU S T O M E R SER VICE R E P Oat m on me ground hoot of a •a il paced lapuFy g*owmg company' LA BO R RITE a we* mg a herd w ort n g ia« motival ad par eon a«o « computer MaraM Sexto* and a laam player Eaca la m growth potential n an aaeemery tael paced nduatry Apply n perton « 2803 pert Or between Bam and 2pm deJy or la i ratiana lo |407| 3 » 1496 Ann Branch Uanagar EOE PART TIME Cleenmg. Irastang p an ter* helper House renova tion* Trans req 328 1257 P ari Tima/ Full Tima Want to earn ( R o o m or more? •Noexperwnce necessary •SU d vnmertalety •W4 Iran •TOP U U PAIO W EEK LY START NOW WITH JSI C A L L 333-07SS L IQ U ID A T IO N S A L E - B E L O W C O S T R ECRU ITER Heeded at lop notch dealershp 4p ftp week d ayi. Saturday Ba Cp Salary lo commiserate with r ip e r w ore C e ll lo r appointmen! 331-0440 O lbeon Truck W orld 1211 S. O rlando Dr-Sanford EO E salary plus bonus potential »Aaawtarl Manager* A Store Manege# • F id Ivne permanent poaamna • F ace kart benetnx »Ouaiterfy moerWve bonus • Fast A thorough framing program • AS p m, i S A V I* A* LO T Marvagsf Staffing 7106 H. Tampa Hwy. Lakeland. FL 33616 AL The S e m in o le H e ra ld is currently accepting applications for CIR CU LATIO N M ANAGER Ths Ideal candidate should have past newspaper experience and circulation management experience is helpful. Interested candidates should FAX a resume to: Seminote Herald • Attn: Nick Drewry FAX: 407-3234406 or dtlivtr to: 300 N. French Ave., Sanford *. 71— H elp W anted Now Hiring for SBmlnol# County We pay for E i parlance E ice tte m Benefits RESPO NSE CARDS 1-800*711-JOBS Eoe Wa are looking lor local rep* to sea our grosd MeatthTlc Leads 75% l»M year comm# so n T E A C H E R fo r P re-echo ol E i nerMMH-mrl C O A nrwfwrrwrt Ran ford area CaM 221-4477 T E LE M A R K E T E R S C all 213*960*7699 i i L t l A & l N f i -------------------- The Sky's the Limit.. With Cap* Canaveral Cruise Una you defer mm# what your paycheck w* be W ere looking lor motivated opfe with a good phon* voice N o Ckpenenca n e ce s­ sary because we tram you lo succeed You can m ass 3600* Zwkl W ort vt a fun atmosphere M ertcai and dental insurance cash spill* A it## cruise*1 3600 M gnon donut i v i U M ifeC RU IRTY O FFICER S SanTjma area FT4>T C u t* O guard fcac. or part req F id benefit* package CaM 302S14 W aal Lake SS34 o r apply 614 M ary O lvd, M a rch ISth. Ma­ F id or pan km* Top salary bo­ nus and com m ission Smoking oflic* Longwood location Ca* Debto* al 767 0270 W ANTED: Inctividual* who are seeking a fulfilling, people ori­ entated career G REAT employ­ ment environment, professional status and benefits Consvtar ihe career of Dental A s s itin g Formal education of 1200 hour* le a d in g to Stale and N atn nal credentials Work vt a last paced. taghtoy technical ever changing career vt the a lw d health held of Denial Aaarabng CaM Or; range O rlan d o Tech D e n ia l D epart­ ment. 407-24*-7040, a i t i l l s . Whether you ar* already at [he work place, ready to reenter or fust looking lo the future they have a program d e ig n e d lor you*__________ W A R E H O U SE P E R S O N Needed lor large greenhouse WM be responsive for s h p p v g rerervng Must be c apeabta of kiting al la a u 50 tad and work tong Itaataf* hours FortM l s ip helpful Apply m person 8770 W 5H 44 Sanford . WELDER Mq/Tlg t i p a must F/T Good pu> ban arts D FW P 2901597 P/T F/T SECU RITY O FFICE R JO# Training Arm ed A Unarmed Brandy A A sso c. A34-7444 S E M IN O L E L A N D S C A P IN G N O W H IR IN O L A N O S C A P E R S • F id time, (taring pay 36 00-17 OOhr S P R IN K L E R SYSTEM INB T A L L E R S - a ip arien ca pratarred 36 00 37 OOhr to start D R IVER S - lor dump truck COL req d Fu* Tim* SITE W O R K and equoment op­ erator F id Time C A L L 322-6133 H iring S E W d M M A C H M E operation. Cad 327-1123 Sprint. PAY O FF YOUR BILLS $7-$7.50/HR $1 PER HOUR BONUS POTEN­ TIAL B et y o u never th ought you co uld w ork pari-tim e (full-time Me) at a la r g t corporaO u r Ideal Candida!* fuM-Mma, attend ach i id* extra Inco me. AM y ■apeaking vot iputar akin a. \ ahma. 20-3* hour* par l CaU N or ra il Servtcea am pdla** Intarvtaw. EO E NO F E E M AITLAN D S78-S47I UCF The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for established routes in the Sanford area. All you need i t dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability in order to begin a great new Jobl POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! Apply In Person at the: J & t m ln s lc H e r a ld SOON. French Ave. Sanford. FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Incomet o b ile 117— C 24 s 44 3 7 Spat 1962 Skykne New carpel w ily, lap siting Manage# Special 116.900. C A R R IA G E C O V E (407) 323-8160 O W N ER F IN A N C M Q . customed 2/1 svtgta unde Covered patio, shed, rue# carpel, sohd wood dressers A cabmats $1500 down A 3199/mo 322-2717 P A R K AVE. M O BILE P A R K Homes 33 000 to 36 000 Set Up Financing O lllE T I 322-2M1 159— R eal Estate W anted 118— O ffice S pace For R ent INVESTOR BUYIN G H O U SE S P LU M S or LE M O N S Ch arlie M S-72S7 ~OFFICC/OFFICE-W AnEHOU3E Now Avaiabta forage Guardian Paraonai Stor Castor data** 578 2500 SAN FO R O OFFICE S P A C E 1 Suite* aveMakta • 1100 S F A 1400 AF. 407-321-7004________ 141— H o m es Fo r S ale i. 31 5 New eat pet A p en t N ice yard, a n d from parch ASS 000 A l I* DC DC CALLAW AY. Realtor (407) SM -B3I1, E i L 10S H i-. l i l y R l ' S O U I U ' i O R O V E V M W 3/2. aetto lut. ip graded matter suit*. n a ,t to p art Make oiled S63 000 DCDC CALLAW AY. Wad to r (407)334^211. E a t IQS 3 BO R M HOME on (toubta tot mgroitod pod. Ig ekiho p . q aat area 355000 CaU B arb a ra 199— P ets & S upplies For a lew pennies more, get the latest technology in liquid wormors Ask STCN STPO U G ENERAL FEED (323-1550) about H A E E Y _ J A C K __U Q U IYlCT._Ther»s a BIG tWierence’ " (www happyiackinc com) P E T O W N ER S... Reduce toncity and restore nuInents atrlp p ed by deworming Ask STENSTROM GENER­ AL FEED 323-1550 about HAPPY P R O F E S S IO N A L O FFIC E S P A C E tor rent wfth scene wa­ terfront vww Located at HOdan Harbour Marina in Ihe P o d of Santord Approa 1800 sq ft SISOOmon b ate rent CaS 407322 1610 JA C K VITATABS. For dogs and cats (www happy­ iackinc com) 200— L ivestock /F arm S upplies D O U B LE B A R *M‘ R an ch tocated m Osteen B u y s beefvia ugh ler cattle Pick-up service is available 3234)135 211 — A O FFICE/W H SE 1 0 0 0 1 5 0 0 0 St From S3 if Pnme tocation Hwy 17 92 Santord t b< from Arpon Bivd CaM 334-4440 Jtm /Sus A M OVE Ml SPEC IA L!! 400 sq H 4 up' 3765 A M ONTH Ctoc* Storage 321-0120 or 333 2554 217— G U a r a g e S ales E ST A T E S A L E FRL'SAT ZENITH C O L O R 19 Inch Tele vtson la d e model G ood co nd i­ tion 349 00 Ca* 324-3923 H om es 14 a A4 2 7 SpH 1963 Kvk Furn. sem rm, carporl 315.500 o m m e r c ia l e l e v is io n n t i q u e /C o l l e c t i b l e s 7:30-2:30 1057 Banana Lake Rd-Lake Mary Larks scooter. ALL household good plus quint, trunks, antiques dishes, carpernter and other loots Too much to kst Rhine had Road . West on 46A, over 1-4, Left at me dm ker slop. 1st house on RAIN O R SH IN E 219— W anted to B uy Alum . C an s K okom o 91AW . F irst / B ra ss 321-0004 *-5, S a tS -t 231— C ars F or S ale 1934 B U IC K Park Av* Runs wea. looks good Asking 3600 CaM 302-7052 •1 O L D S C U T L A S S 9 Run* G ood. 1300. Firm . Call 33S-S4S2 S E IZ E D CARS from 3175 Porsche*, Cadillacs. C b e v y i B M W *. Corvene* Also Jeep s 4W O s Ybur area To* Free 1800218-9000 Ext 2206 lor Cur ANTIQ UES D E A LE R S Outdoor space available S U G A R B Y -S on Central Ovwdo F ftfS A T 35 I St time 3AS-AA22 M O D ER N FURN. 6 Antique* 1 PIECE or W hole H ou seh old 904-774-2225/407-660-3532 238— V ehicles W anted C A S H 333 PAJOI For Junk C a n . Trucks 4 M o d KfFPAMTW iCABf AUTifUL 327 5990 240— Boat R entals 217— G arage S ales FISHING B O A T S F O R R EN T Starting at 330 A up Also ?4 Ponloon C a l 330-1512 241— REC. V eiiic ies /C ampers For S ale W ANT TO G E T RIO O F A L L THAT S TU FF? A Y A R D S A L E it th* petted way to do that and th* Samtoota H aratd can brng people to y o u door Advertise y o u sal* vi th# Sam toota TtaraW lor only 3 51/ fcne and watch the lam a Nave while me money come* m C a l by Noon o n Tuesday and your 5kne ad can run tor mree day* to me Rrvato lor O N LY SS I S11 A l we ask # mat you prapsy me ad C a l u*-we can help" (407) 322-2611 1974 A JR ST R EAM 35 fL 34.500 c a sh buy. 322-0*21 t M I 28 ft. W innebago 360 e n q . Onan oenr AT P fl P S root av. tame., stove w/oven, reIng, m c r o . ta* bam, steeps 8. sm sppk • keen were n d 37.900 302-6233 R O Y A L V O Y A O E R Presidential 1994 32 ft rsar bed. awning lots ot storage Many extras, non-smoker, e tc cond Priced t o s e l C a l 330-7482 181— A ppliances 8c F urniture For S ale Lfcur B E D -O U E E N su e . black wrought von canopy and premwr odhopeoc set Nevar used, stil b o ie d Cost 31200 Sea 3325 CaU S73-73I6_________________ BEDS O R T H O P E D IC S E T S with 5 year warranty er used Twin 575 Fu* Ouaen 3115 King 3165 WeOfferAffordable tauty andValue! • Singi« Story Otstgn • No On# BHosr or ADovt • Energy - Effoant Studio. 1 & 2 Badroom AflonUM Apartments • Friendly. On-Stte. OependiUe Management • Attic Storage. Private Patio & More! FIRM Nev­ 395 CaU *Q7A *t 9M ______________ DAY BED Whit*. Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses 6 tototSa Nevar used 3300 407K E N M O R E apt su e W O tor both, good com titon Sanford Court Apartments 3200 Ca* 3291 8. Sanford Avb. •Sanford 3240867________________ M A T T R E S S S A L S • Fu* Site .used boa aprtogs 1B - mantas* 165 00 L a w s MSN 322-4132 S O L O C H E R R Y " Ouaan Ann* (tirung room Perfect condition C a l 260-0551 In Lurk I * 3 2 3 - 3 3 0 1 in s 93— R o o m s F o r R ent W E E K LY R E N T A L S | B *77 Auk EFFOENCV F U R M S H E O R O O M S -A l mas n d Laundry, phon*. and U . us# 365-390 a week 324-4955 L a k e Mery. 3300 dap IT V w k Dap nago WD. pool, spa acca t* smoking ok 3 2 4 4 1 6 ) 99— A partments U nfurnished 2 O RE AT LO CATIO N S 1 A 2 B drm e 3378-A4M M on 3 3 1 -0 0 3 AP A R T M E N T LO C A T O R S ~ Re a l Brtate. In c 322-74M VACANT I 4/1 mat au ra lanced tot Need* rapes a. Only 330.900 C- l ,#i Pto ; #C 253-A dd itio n s R em odeling B GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes trom penraes on *1 Daknquart Taa. 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CH /A S26K Worth S55K h ie d Great rental 095-5151 APAR T M ET N S 3300 e up. same dap as rent No pets or children C a l 322-3342_________________ LAKE ADA I BONN 541IVMO IMORM.IaRkMO ANO UP 323-8670 ra N O T H M Q BUT THE FINEST F O R YOU! Ootonew Apt* on Rtoehart R d A 46A. Lk Mary A l apt home* ml pnv alarm s/girages 8tata-oftha-art actMtv/titnas* facility. Open today. Stop out or caM 302-2007 tor M personal show- ________________ SANTORO Rem odeled 3/T block home, huge Ireed lot next to park Great area C H /A 350.900. tow dn. S470toion 605-5151 S T JO H N S RIVER 2 a d as 3 7 5 Tree*, kraptace, dock, much mom. 1204.000 3400780 R O S C L E A V ILLA S an spirtat .M h HUO O K A Y 407 E A R N FULL-TIIVIE P A Y FOR PART-TIIVIE W O R K 8TEN STRO M REN TALS MAYFAIR O A K S 3 ? w/ lam rm dbl gar. Ig s o n preh. on water Lease w/option 3115011150 N O R T H L A K E V IL LA O E 2/2 Condo lake access w/ frpte pool. Mass w /opl 3540/3*00 JIM DO YLE (407) 322-3420 WE N EED H O U SE S TO R ENT LONGWOOO-BUTTE. Sub let (2) office* A250 A 3350 uMtiet n eluded 7S7-003S N e e d s 75 w o r k e r s d a lly *35 sig n on b on us lo new am- Wanted lo sen much needed lead program In msurane* agent* make 390 00 comman per taw 157— M Fo r S ale LEASE Prime showroom A warehouse *10970 K It SH 441 frontage 407 STS 2500 RIGHT HAND MAN LO CAL REPS 103— H ouses * U nfurnished S A N O LE W 000-1/1 Upstairs New ap d A CH/A. over-looks p o d New p a n l carpet Reduced to 325.200 CaS 322 9315 R en tals C a ll 1-800-92M136 lta. MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES 2 0 ,0 0 0 - 3 0 ,0 0 0 a* Ca* our 24 hr Job Lme today' 941-739-CARS (2277) RE/NEW4U S A V E -A -L O T FOOD STORES 1 BD RM UNIT Pine Rtoge C o n ­ do A t appf. met 3 Ians, many eitra * la k e s id e view Pod. spa 6 tennis Can 328 9438 (407) 869-0444 ‘ Eatra pay lo driver* ‘ O pen a am SOI Dogbeek Rd. Longwood. 2*0410* 155— C o n d o m in iu m s Fo r S ale >•1? Sale* Associates A i it U n t t F id Time A Part Time INTELLIGENT STAFFING 4 A 4/10 acres Reduced to 355.000 BEVYRLY ■ M A50N RCUTV (407) 740-6500 ^ y o -firrif *"—^ *> R EC E P T IO N IS T CaM 407-475-5000 *1044 Mon-Frt. Sam lo S pm 2650 W H ITFIELD A V E . S A R A S O T A FIR S T C O M E • FIR ST S E R V E D $25 D ISCO U N T ____WITH P U R C H A S IN G R E F E R R A L W eklva P ln e s B I v d f V e> o 183— T S t e r e o /R a d io O A K R ID G E F A R M S • Osteen/ Deltona area 10 acre*, ideal lor horses or cattle larm Mobile home or homesite Zoned agn 344.900 Financing a v a l ml sm downpayment (904)787-6300 Prolettional X Lot For ale D E LT O N A 10 acres Ideal lor mobile homesit*. hones, came, farming or nursery' Toned agri­ cultural S3 900 A C R E Sm down w 'owner finance *04-7171772 o r S04-7S7-6622 P RO O U CT COORDINATOR General office work plu* help process S pack order* Requires phone, clerical, data entry M u lt Smoking OK C a t Stenek Herb* A Specialld*. 321-2067 For technical stalling lirm Base salary • commission A benefits Preferred previous espenence but will tram the canddate Fa* resum e to: 33344AS or caM 407-3230013 lo r m ore detail*. rfac.f S W ho la loo k in g for e itra In­ come. M inim al daylight hour* (appro* 1SAsrt) Invo lve* lifting/ordering of product. M UST B E R E LIA B L E B EN D R E S P O N S E TO: B lin d Bo* A PO B o i l *47, Sanford, Ft 32771-1SS7 ~ M ER RY MAIDS HIRING Car S Imurance Needed Weekend* F R E E 331 5200 Eanting Qpporturvtiei lor E lcapuonai Paopfe* C a l ota fob hotkne lor (M a le lor upcnmng tab t a n S remedial* open. Seminole HoraW. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. March 17. 1998 • 88 KIT ’N* CARLYI.E ® hy Lorry VVriuhl A! I f11<(1A111 I HOr.KS VINtUHl I f'fUJPt H11[ S SAN FO R O STUOfO A P T • Svtgta person, water tod S34Q/mo e 3200/dap 323-0431 100— C o n d o m in iu m R entals S A N P O R O fM ) P n e fkdga Ctab. 3525/mo M AKEO A Carp. R e d t o r ----------- 103— H ouses U nfurnished TBS? tisements ars subfact to St* Federal Fav housing A d . when I ftagaf to adverse* any or d a race. o d ­ or, rafcgun. t e i. handcap. la- o rr * ' ' Whan you can own M s 3 M m home ad C A U L new paint 6 Car­ p a l? Aak about HUO homed AAfW O RO W L L A K 156 Long Leaf Pine C a , gw. 8650/mo e dap 7SS-4taO a t 261-C om puter C onsulting Setwork In su la tio n s Wm9S/nl. kccess. VB. graph#*, on-sd* a iv n ^ R e a t 407-C74-1333 262-C abinets LU . TYPE CABM ETS-retaca/ xtim ca'w al um/oounwnop/ tooremew cabm en 134-04*0 263-C arpentry CAR PE N T E R . A l Horn* repel*, p a r in g A caranvc tita Richard G roee 3215072 264-C arpet t I nstallations L A K E M A R Y Cuat. ba 3 7 d n GmbaM. pond SSS.S00 REN O VATED New o p t p a r t a p p iO V A AS A m ataya. g aiebo A deck 3A6.SOO S C P O O L Pre-karectoM 3 7 kv/ d rtta n i 2 car gartaprt in . o o o 4/1 % Hanoi afad Ceramic Ma. sec ays. toed yd SA0.S00 M A R K H A M W O O O B 5/6 bd. 3 beat \2 acme. Over 3100 a q M. Livfdn/tam. acm p o d . S2S4.200 >* . I i < » l ( f J I a Santord ap e oakaL Je rn o a n propertwa, i lor DelI M a fia * 323-31S4 o r 1S3— A creage Lo t Fo r S ale •CARPCTdiAROW OOO* • C E R A M I0 8 A U B * •UCAASUR-Sm ce 1S64* -331-0611 or I M 6 6 15 LEW IS JANITORIAL S U P P L Y 269-C leaning S ervices 288-Legal S ervices A-Z Law Tech Divorce 355. Custody *75 Banknaecy STS. titame Changi 355. Eto 24 h# (407) 522-0347 hH pJM em .iidnd6Brtng.com / 278-H andy M an U B U Y IT- I wn* Asaamtata to I Appk/toys/ant ctr/*tc Local house c a ls 175-1063 291-M ortgages 280-H ome Im p r o v e m e n t s C H A R L E S O. (Dan) kH LLER B older C8C0572S5. Rea/ C o m m . ramodal. addtion*. re­ ps* M C V I S A .....*07-320-1741 a p p r o v e d M O R TG AG E SO U R C E Exports m Probtam Mortgage* Pixchase or Refnanc* 407 666 6000 or DAVID K E Y CO N STR UCTIO N N ew Y tarn nita ln g m sp al# L k : COC037S3S 320-7202 H A N O V M A N Panting, c o n a sta . dry wall, lemodskng. ranovations C a l 282-7089____________ 281-I rrigation & R epair S P R IN K L E R REPfU R A l makaa 4 m o d iit. N tw co m p * * 4 to n e gggSSBSSSmm £12211 285-La n d sca pin g Tre* cuUngtaruntog. Lm ttacape cyarting Top eoAWKSr^raveL Bacti hoabob cat Reasonable raw s R A N C H R E N T A LS 407 287* Lawn S ervices A A A G RASS M ASTERS A l services provided Dependable and affordable « Cal lor Free 300* P ressure C leaning C6U Ihe Bead! Free Estimate* Great servlet Res/Comm CaU33S-77SS 1 Free e*L LIcAna. M alar 6 3211-4112 DadU‘WalaDnvaa‘1tomes' •Buartings R e*/Comm‘ Fre* E lV Ueodnaur Bleam Factory 336-TBSS •10 308— T ermite R epair TERINTE* WATER* FBUt D AM AG E R EPAIR SPEC1AUST *07-332-4677 312—T ree S ervice •U N S C A P E LAW N MOMT 330-7174 C H E A P ! C H E A P ! Tie* removal pruning/vyectiona/loul land scapng. LacAnaur. 3311 O R E O ( M O S S LAW N SER V ICE R E 5/C O M Q UALITY C A R E F R E E E S T 32V0S3S. DON P tC K R C N T R E E S V C Tree/*tamp removal. Free t s i UcaAnaur 336-7343 ComnvResto Ouakfy Svc/Sai■slaction guar UcAna 321-6944 288-L egal S ervices JO V E -Bf-O U T Specials Horn*/ 3 k •-Praaaura Washing— Frea ML 302 7220 or pgr. 372-3110 E-Z P A R A SE R V IC E S Ohrorc* S100AMB* (SO C a l (407) 324-OZ7S 24 hr*. • M P S O N S P ro f Tre# Svc 2( yr* exp. 24 hr « on n damage Sereor ctiaoounL Total tree car* Free estimates Bucket trud . CaS 327-4736 if C L E A N IN G SVC R*M V ximm. Free eel 324-0327/or pgr or nvned redone* 999-3961 APOLLO CLEANMO SVC A L L O P T H E SE L O C A L BU S!Homat/Ok/Condo/Apart WW y«H*kNAJo U S C A N S U fl 907-338-7643 407-33*0378 12.6 A C R E S Oakaan am e Rwer maa Owner financing. Only •66.000. C M 332------BUMXHNO L O T S 275*D rywall DRYW A L L -S T U C C O Repw # Was A CeUng Taxtures Matched ~ -------- o f 427 1 R E S U L T S FR O M T H E M ADB. W HY A R E N 'T YO U AD V ERTIS­ ING WITH UST C A L L TOOAY1 TO M M Y R U N Y O N Lawn A Tree Svc. IcAna, reeatioom Bucks! Buck. Mump ^nnttin^Jree eat �S B • Sc mi note Herald. Sanlord. Honda • Tuesday. March 17, 1998 by C h ic Y o u n g B L O N D IE I HAk/E T O G O O U T O P TO W N , B U T m g M V M O T H E R 'S B t t m O A V . .. Is there a remedy for foot odor? DEAR l)lt GOTT: I have terrible fool odor, despite the use of over the eounter remedies. What can I do to alleviate this affliction’’ DKAH READER: Judging from the mail I receive, foot odor is an extremely common problem I hope that the following comments will serve as a useful primer for people with this unpleasant condition Because most cases of foot odor can be traced to bacteria on the skin (notably, coryncbacteria and micro by M ort W alker cocci), the usual odor-fighting mea­ sures — such as activated charcoal shoe inserts and foot powders are ineffective. Bacteria grow best in warm, moist, dark environm ents; thus, the feet inside shoes provide an ideal medium for such bacterial growth, which Is often enhanced by the simultaneous presence of chronic yeast infection of the normal outer layer of dead skin With this in mind, you might first try some helpful home remedies — Go barefoot when you can, or wear sandals This will expose your .by A. .rt. cS a n io m s_ feet to light and air. both of which dis rour>j{c CAN YOU D E U V E R A TD H E R ?f B E E T L E B A IL E Y — When you (sear shoes, use cotton socks that are absorbent and change them frequently Never wear shoes without socks, and try to limit your footgear to shoes that 'breathe" or ore well ventilated Shoes that have a noticeable odor should be discarded, if practical — or. at the very least, cycled and dried before each use Alternate shoes, and don’t wear the same pair for my re than 24 hours at a time — Scrub your feet thoroughly with anti bacterial soap every day, and make sure that they're well dried after bathing (A blow dryer will help i If your feet sweat excessively, apply an underarm anti perspirant *containing aluminum salts i for a day nr two Spray formulas are the easiest to apply — Sweating and odor can frequently be controlled by soaking your feet daily in black tea Brew two tea bag* in a pint of boiling water for IS min­ ute*. then add the brew to 2 quarts of cool water and soak for 20 to 30 min­ utes You may see noticeable improvement within two weeks — The application of benroyl perox ide (S prrrcnt or 10 percent gel* daily will also rvdure the number of bactr na on the feet. If these methods fail, you should see your doctor for prescription drugs For example. Drysol will substantially reduce toot moisture when applied overnight for about a week, th ere­ after. applications one to three limes weekly should sufficr Additional mea­ sures include erythromycin 2 percent lotion or clindamycin I percent solu lion applied morning and night sending you a copy of my Health Report “Medical Specialists." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P.0 Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York. NY 10156 Be sure to mention the title DR. GOTT PETER GOTT, M.D. Finally, check for the telltale signs of athlete's foot This common fungus often causes font odor and may require aggressive prescription Ihera py ff. after several weeks of treatment, the odor p ersists, you should be examined by a dermatologist To give you more information. I am ACROSS 1 Punctual 7 Demonstrated 13 Crystalline 14 Antiseptic liquid 15 First 16 Singer Wonder 17 Aula Lang — 16 Bank-state20 Actor F o n 21 Sharp to the taste 23 On guard 27 So soon? 32 Dot In the I Frsgrx rootstock 34 Vampire 35 Pointed arch 36 Emotionleesly 39 Type of bear 40 Has to have 42 46 47 51 DEAR DR GOTT I have been told that I cannot eat grapefruit anymore because I take ITemarin Rut I love grapefruit DEAR READER: You can cat grapefruit and take the female hor mnne I’rcmarin; just don’t consume the two at the same sitting Substances in grapefruit can interfere with the normal metabolism of many prescription drugs. However, if the fruit and the medicine are taken an hour or more apart, no harm results • IW* NKWSI’A IT O EM fTO tPRlSK ASSN Type of Image Olrs addr. Office note Carpenter'a A n s w e r l o P r e v io u s P u z z le 53 55 56 57 Prim and — Burn off Weirder Followed closely 56 Particles ra n n □ □ n □ n IP IO IS IS IE 25 [ • .-» u » e 1 -9 0 0 -4 5 4 -3 5 3 5 e r l c o d e 100 T— T ~ T ~ 1— 5™ G“ 1 26 13 26 29 20 31 ITT T7~ z p r - — n & T□ E □ £ E3 Oun grp. Reach Begs Feels poorly Future attys.’ Siam Ticklish doM Harness attachment Thus Seed coating Opera star River In 27 Rented 26 Opposite of nope 41 Fool* 42 TUI 43 Napoleon's Island 44 Leslie Caron role 45 Faithful, oldstyle 147 E lk s AM M rs#f 0*C “ -------* ~ 49 Earth Inheritors? 50 Hockey's Bobby and kin SI U 5J O I N S b y Nf A toe WIN A T Some deals swing vast numbers of points on the play or position of just one card. My particular dislike is a slam on a Finesse If you are vulnrra ble. usually 26 international matchpoints HMPs) are at stake: either 13 in (if the finesse wins) or 13 away (if it loses). This deal was even more ex­ pensive. with 30 IMPs on the line. It occurred during the match between India and Poland in last y ear's Bermuda Bowl Please don't ask about the Polish bidding — it was the plot that gave us this story Sitting West was Santanu Ghose. Which suit did his partner's double ask him to lead? Aa clubs was the unbld 16 21 22 23 24 GT1II IDCnO^Alkx Answers etuuiv m «now>noes O lU I Y I r L U f a n □ □ n n ra ra n Q H n hcd n □ □ □ □ □ I1 0 Q n n n n V m n ti 11 Wife of Oeraint 12 Homeowner’s • By P h illip A ld e r □ □ □ □ □ □ n ra 1 Fruit seeds 2 Actor Calhoun 3 TV actor Ken — 4 Wordless perfo 5 School O'o 6 Purposeful 7 Flower part 6 Spoil 6 River In Oarmany 10 — la I A tournament •troublemaker n H R n n □ □ n □ □ □ n n n □ □ □ □ □ □ DOWN □ : n suit and the most likrly lead, that suit could be discounted Was East void of hearts? Or did he have the ace-king tor ace queen) of diamonds? Alter what felt like at least a lifetime to East, Santanu led a heart — groan! With this lucky distribution, declarer took all 13 tricks: ais spades, three hearts and four clubs (with the aid of the Tmesse and break) South's dia­ mond losers went on dummy's top hearts. The score? Plus 1660 to Poland What happened at the other table? Well, the Indians stopped in four spades. There. Cezary Balicki (Weal) found the diamond lead. Adam Zmudzinskt (East) took three tricks in the suit, then led hla last diamond, which promoted a trump trick for the defense: one down! That gave Poland 18 IMPs. whereas if Santanu had led a diamond, India would have gained 12 (being plus 600 and minus 100). C l M i by NXA. Inc i t •! ' * SB * 'wV * Norik MI1M A 2 VAKQIOI * 10 6 5 3 A AKJ West East * 10 4 3 VJ 6 7I 3 *64 *J86 f I H • AKQ2 a y 3 2 *875 South * AKQ675 (F - — a J 76 * 10 9 6 4 Vulnerable: North-South D ealer North West North Eaal South Pats 1V Pass 3 e Pass 2a Pass 4 NT 4a Pass 5a Pass 6 a Dbl Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: ?? ROSCOPE changing, to keep this protect under the lane ol your magnifier TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Social rotationships could produce unique advan­ tages for you today. The most promising might come n the form ol a partnerstvp OEMINI (May 21-June 20) Do not be tearful about an involvement today that could cause you to contend with others A positive attitude will be helpful in com- qfour (Birthday . by Jim Davie - - Windows ol opportunity that ware inac­ cessible lo you previously will open lor you m the year ahead Impediments that block your path will ba removad from your fcne ol march PT5CE8 (Fab. 20J6erch 20) Today, atari lo look ahead a bit and give thought to future plana. It wd prove to be time wetspent when you later implement your blueprint Pisces, treat yourself to a birth­ day gift Sand for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions for the year ahead by mabng 52 and SASE lo Astro-Graph, c/o this news­ paper, P.O . Bos 1756. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Be sure to stale your zodiac sign ARIES (March 21-Aprll If) You could •tart deriving benefits today from a neglected arrangement Things are CANCER (June 21-July 22) You might be in lor a vary interesting experience today when you atari to know and under­ stand someone you've acknowledged only caauaSy in the past LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your inebnets w* tall you how to affectively use all resources at your disposal today Your know-how wiS make things better lor a* Involved VIRGO (Aug. 22-SepL 22) This w a good day to taka maaaurat lo shore up an important association that hat suit trad stress lately and bring 4 back lo as former SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Your enthu­ siastic outlook wilt attract others to you like a magnet today. H you're not going anywhere, invite friends over and make your home spiK-a1 SAOfTTARJUS (Nov. 22-Oec. 21) Today, you could have a very strong influence over others, but you're kkafy to axarosa your control in thoughtful, unobtrusive CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. 16) Plan an activtfy today that taka* you out Into the world. You waI ba loo restless to do any­ thing that requires seclusion. Mis and make many. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. IS) Trends remain favorabl* today pertaining to important malarial objectives Stick with your present game plan, it's a winner. C IMS by NEA. tar by Jim Msddicfc ROBOTMAN* R e a r lo e d Wednesday. March 18.1996 LISRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A powerful desire to make a mark lor yourself and serve others w* be your mokvabng force today This combination wii attract sue- lo f w r r o r f 1 K * " * '6 * ^ fo p fc d *55? ■ j-»7 i I i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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No 126 • Sanford. Florida GOP sues state for right to endorse judges lly KUSS WHITE I let.ilil Stall Wi tin SAM OKI) Hie vv.iv (Uilgrs .in- dci ted Is t-nmigh nt .1 m il m u in tin* Sriniiiiili* rm inn Krpuhllt'.m E m t u II v i * ( oiiiinlt trc lm it to siir tin* stair tot a 1 li.iligr t ’oinilllllrr Cll.nnnall .Inn Ju d g m e n t day for c o u n ty ’s adult code Sidling *sitd tin** morning that l*n .it Ri-piihllr.ins writ* tiling a suit III a rllmt to In* atilr to nulorsi* l atlillil.ill's minmin lot |iiilli lal ollti 1* llu* suit lllnl today at I 'll run l'nun 111 Salllotd. Is ill tri ll'd attains! I loiida A tloiiirv lii'lin a l Koliril A lliittriwm rii and Stair Attnniry Nunn Wol linger. II srrks a ilrrlarallon dial Honda Slatulr 10509 Is 1111 ioiislllutloli.il 011 lls Ian* as violative of tin- I ’la 11 it ill's First Aniriidmrlit nghls undrr the ('otistltullon ol llir United Stairs as a|ipl!i-alilr to llir Stairs llltough llir Folirtrrntll Slalulrs 10511*1 in unronstllu ilonal 'll s astonishing lirnv III I lr peoplr know alxiiil llir lodges dir>- r ln i." Slelllng said "Wr hrllrvr there's a tx-ller wav • a way I" lirlp itll/riis hr awair ol rat li of llir |i 11 In lal candl ilalrs.” Sec Endorse. Page 3A Aniriidmrtit and Ann le I. Sri Hons -I and f> ol dir I lorlda ( O lls tllU llO II llir i a s r Is liasrd upon llir aulliotiiv ot Coin m i n i Demo 1 tats vs .Jaiirl Krno in I'I7H wlirn llir United Slatrs District Couit loi tin- Snuilirm Dislrli 1 ol I lorlda lirld dial Florida Fixing the Sanford Police Department W hen it rains, it pours By RUSS WHITE Hnald Slall W nlri______________ SANFOUl) ( 1 11 nil Judge Alan Dlikrv twin' drntrd llir rounty Iasi \rar wlirn II till'd to close an tliilli riisrd nildlr liar known as Sassv Mrrlot s Thr exist n1 Sriulnolr Couiiiv adult rntrrtaininrnt 01 din .1111 r was too llimsy. llir (ildgr said Wrdnrsilay. dir 1 minty will Hint out whether Its toucher, new rode will allow llir |udgr to grant a iriii|Nirar>' ui|uuitlon that would ni.ikr the Sassv Mrrlot s dancers cover up "Judge I ttekry told us it muld hr a long day." said Andrew Itnunhv ol Sliutts A Howrn. which Is 1 (-presenting dir county " llir whole tiling* rides on thr const it ut tonality ol thr new ordinance." Maitland attorney Hugh Trees said hr tntrnds to prove thr code is uni (institutional T h rv'vc added pane after pane to the ordinam r with one |mrposr lo keep llir two lirw ilulls (Sassy Mrrlot s and V II’ Gold| from staying o|M*n.** Trees said ’ What could hap|M-u is that they get llir whole code thrown out the window l l i r code muld come down piece hv piece lie cause ol thr way It was co n ­ structed. llir county created a lot of complications. "If they wanted to move all thr adult entertainment ulf 17 *12 and limit the muuiIx t ot new businesses, they have tailed miserably." Trees said Sassy Merlin's and the county have another court dale Bee Adult. Page 3A Commanders’ positions to be downsized through attrition By NICK PFEIFAUK Herald Stall Writer SANFORD Thr future of llir Sanford Police Department was 1 lusrlv studied Monday aftrr noon Die dty 1 ommlssion held a simile Item agenda spe <ial wmk session to dive into a I'art A low-lying area at Oas Avonuo and 2Sth Street has cars slowing to pass through deep water trial has H eavy rains subside, not much local dam age reported BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald Stall Writer SANFORD When it rains, it |x>urs S hi lotd learned that all to well Monday as hi Nino made another brutal entrantr lulu the Central Florida area with severe thunder­ storms. heavy rain, strong winds, tornadoes and Hooding 'Sanford received 1.21-mi lies of rain yes­ terday morning.* said John Cannon, mete or«|o}<lt .il technician at the National Weather From staff reporta SANFORD - Jan E. Slutdbiim. administrator fur d ir U S. Department of Agriculture's Rural I lousing Service was on hand Thursday for die dedication of the new Medical Clinic In San ford. A Community Facility Loan of $2,513,000 was awarded lo the Central Florida Family Health. Inc.. Iiy USDA Rural Development for the project. The centers previous facility contained 8.900 square feet. In a leased building, with no room for expansion. The new facility has 20.000 square feet In a single story building. It has been designed to serve primary health services to an ever-expanding patient base which Includes die Indigent, working |xxir and migrant population of Seminole County and surrounding arras. B r ie f* .................................... 2A Classified ......................... 4-5B C om ics.................................. 68 Crossword ............................6B Dear Abby ............................3B Obituaries ........................... 2A P e o p le .................................. SB S p o rts .............................. 1B-2B T V ........................................ .SB W e a th e r................................ 2A (Dothbsortuhtnaltbii life; tr a p * dks bit Ml mry* ok Eva.) 1 -A. Sick I n f I 1111 parts pto|ioscd ovrihaul ll.iullv any as|H « I o| |lie department was overlooked Die Item whlih m iuplrd thr iiiosi |lute* during dir Iwo hour meet mg was one ot rrorganl/a non ol the deparliurnt Most of the ( haliges were said lo have Im i 'II h i oiililii'iided III die liitilu Administration Servlie tl’ASI Rrport llir ii-|M>rt |jy a pulii e loiiHulimg linn m Vir­ ginia. was (ou trailed for by d ir city based on numerous loinplalnts regarding the oprnitlon ot die department. Chief Joe Dillard lias worked extensively on preparing dm uilients. suggestions and plans during the past months, and Monday's meeting with the i ommlssion was the first dur­ ing which flnall/rd plans were brought forward While no vole iiiuld be taken during a work session, m em ­ bers ol tlie (ommlssion ap(M'.ired pleased with thr sng grsttons pro|Mised hv Dillard and the FAS. and Indliatrd accumulated Despite storm warnings much ot northern Seminoto County escaped heavy damage Service m Melbourne Cannon said that II will he dealin g out and there should tie Komi weather till Friday Robert Walsh, lull lime dlspatihrr lor thr Seminole Countv I’ubln Works road division, said that thr 1 utility tail'd pretty well as 1.11 as it.image Is 1 onrrm rd "We had several trees down and a little erosion.* said Walsh 'Inn we didn't have 11 ton Itad * Walsh said that this brush with hi Nino was lairly mild Walsh said that damage Is usually reported Sec Weather. Page 3A Expanded medical clinic opens to serve working poor, indigent INDEX Jim Slotiog Chairmanof the 5rfT» rrJr Oxety HcpuMcan Ciocutive Comm<ll»« some ol them 111.1v lx* lirought up for a formal vote during next week's commission mrrtmg Regarding dir reorganization tour commander |>ositioiis m die department will lx- Hum Mated with one already gone through die rrirn l retirement ol Commander Iknig liishnp Within tile next six to eight months. Commander Hill lias son lias until ated fir will re lire Dillard said fir rx|x-i Is two additional (omm.tndrrs in 1 lading Deputy Chief Demits Whitmire, to announce then re llrrm nit during llir next two to liner veals whlih will handle all four of dir i hanges Dill.ml suggested that pa trolmrti lie utilized to lulllll thr v.n am irs Thr move will leave only th irr commander* m the department, listed as dir head ol the patrol division, special operation*. administrative services and Investigations di­ vision The proposal was one of tiirrr slall reorganization pres­ entations made by Dillard ll received die most favorable comments, especially from Mayor Larry Dale and Commis­ sioner Wintry Eckstein who both said they favored that a p ­ proach. Thr other two suggestions, which were not given consid­ eration. proposed stiili (fi.m grs as downgrading rrr- Bee Police, Page 3A The friendly skies over the friendly city It Is ex|M-( ted the new facility will henrlll approximately 73(i.05-f people In the area. In commenting on thr new facility. Shadlmni said, 'liulldlngs such us hospitals and health care centers provide more than Just the serv­ ices they house. In rural areas where neigh­ bors often live miles apart, these facilities help Inilld a sense o f community and curie h the lives of everyone, adults and children, tu the vicinity.’ In conjunction with the Community Fuclllty loan, there was a $270,000 guaranteed loan awarded to the organization. The guaranteed loan Is to be used to purchase additional equipment needed for the expanded farlllty. Thr Central Florida Family Health. Ine. Is a nonprofit corporation, tout rolled by a board of directors representative of the rural area served by the organizations medical clinic. Feds charge three men with selling heroin at school F rom stuff re p o rts ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • Criminal charges have offi­ cially been placed agulnst three men for distributing her­ oin. some of which was at Luke Brantley High School In Alta­ monte Springs. The charges were announced by U.S.Attorney for the middle district o f Florida, Charles R. Wilson. Tlie three were Identified us Melvin Alamur. 27 of Orlando, John T. I Tide II. 18. und Chris dan Kirndrau. 23. both of A|Kipka. Official charges were listed as conspiracy to possess with Intent lo distribute heroin and distribution of heroin. The distribution reportedly took place between Dec. 1. 1997 mid Feb. I I . 1998. According to Wilson. If con­ victed on these counts, each defendant faces a minimum mandatory term of Imprison­ ment of 20 years and u maxi­ mum o f life Imprisonment, and fines of up lo and Including $1 million. An enhanced penalty applied to this ofTcnsc Is as a result of the alleged distribution of her­ oin to minors and the serious bodily Injury (overdose) related Sun Pacific International and Wainwnght's Vacations inaugurated service at the Orlando Sanford Airport last Fnday, with the first group of travolers, above, bomg greeted by Sanford Mayor Larry Dale, far right. Right: Chatting about the future of the regular flight* botweon Sanford and Allentown, P a . loft fo right, Seminole County Tourism Director Jack Wert, Eco­ nomic Development Manager for Seminole County, Bob Turk, and Airport Authority member Lon Howell Hf Kd Pltolot by Tommy VIACOM j See Drags, Page 3A S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N FO R__D HERALD - **/. FO~R T H EJ « BAj E S T LO C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-2611 « *________ ’• - e' - - . ’ M M M ji �_i I Jit in Mimct \|'t • .1 - * !ii" - i i»i s ill p ll) ' •g m i t r i s . 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In n m I. i i \1.ii i Ii J.i »> *il 8 Ul p III ih iu !>■ lit J ; s, ||„,d Wlieillirr \Oil it' spe.ikltlg si >i lalll Ol piolr s-.tn|ial1\ lilts class , an nul tltipt • \t v«»u« rninymrnt p«*l lo-ttu.mie D a m In leilax. and st ti . l"s -dlllll 1V pit p.tt t lad 1 lo v "iii audielu e Clay Sculpture: iMotul. IV *. M u. h D> April 20. 7 9 ,, in . lie s.191 Ik c re.lllve with III! lilt-ell tun ol c lax and prod lit r -111 "Iiiginal iii.tsierjne i e Erl|ov hand s on experretu e b u i l d i n g s■trill itiirr* thti-e (liinension.il designs No and prevt nil* knowledge nr experience t>» Heed cil Drawing 1: (Tuesday*. Mari h ------- 4 W - • • ut V z q ii LOCAL FORECAST TIDES T o d a y : I *.inl> i Imutv H ii;d in tht* Inu* 7(1* U t w s in th<* upjK i f»Us W e d n e s d a y I ' . m l v • ii uuK I li ^ h s in th e low 7 0 * l.m v* in llu low 5 0 * T h u r s d a y : I'. m lv i Inud y l l l u l i * in th e m il l 7 0 * h i w * tn tin* low in m id M K F r i d a y : S<«itteretl t h m t d e t * h » r n t * H i g h * in th e low t»» tmil 7 0 * U » w * . i r o i i m l ?M) EXTENDED TUESDAY P tcld y 72 48 TUESDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min 9:30 a m . niiij. 3:20 a m . min. 10:00 p.m maj. 3:45 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 11:34 u tn.. p in., low: 5:34 a m 5 41 p m New Smyrna Beach: high 1 1 30 a m.. — p m . low: 5:39 a.m.. 5:40 p.m.. OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 11:54 a.m.. p.m . low: 5:54 a.m.. 6:01 W E D N E SD A Y P t c ld y 7 3 51 p in. THURSDAY P tcld y 75 54 FRID AY Tstrm a 74 50 L O TTE R Y Here are trio winning numbers s e io c to d on M on da y in tho FlonOa Lottery F a n ta s y 5 t-10-13-22-23 L o tto (F o b 14) BEACH CONDITIONS D a yton a B ea ch ft N ew S m y rn a B ea ch : Sens are 510 feel ivtth a rough chap. W ater tem p e ra tu re at Daytona Is t>0 degrees and a i New S yn im a . GO degrees. W inds iire Iron) the sou th ­ west at 25-30 m .p.h. STATISTICS 4-11 -21-23-29-33 Play 4 9-3*4-9 Cash 3 4-5-8 The high temperature In Sanford Monday waa 78 degreca and the overnight low waa 08. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at lO a.m.. Tuesday totaled 2.00 Inch. •Sunrise................ 7:02 a.m. •Sunset................. 0:17 p.m. S a n fo r d H e r a ld Sen mu Son/orJ ljuke M on uml Seminole County Since IVOH" Tuesday. February 17. • Vol 90. No 126 PutJ'sned Tuesday tnrougn Friday and Sunday by Repub'-c Newspaper* Inc • 300 N French A,e . Sanlord FL 32771 Phone (407) 322-2611 Fa* (407)323-9408 CIRCULATION LEGALS Dwa.* KUZAV P„t'.vr«> 1 i /atern Rennet Maija'el Slawy Oje-vva Pug-. 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March i!t Apnl 28. 1 ti p in . Saturdays. March 28 Mai 3. 8 10 a m nr ID a in noun $55,001 Students will leam basic tech nitpies ut gull la'.itn how to grip the i Inti address the hall and swing as well ,ts how to apply h.isti concepts nl strut rgy Yoga: (Wednesday*. Mart h ilft'Apnl do. 7 r to p.m. s.'pi) I.cum let limtpifs tor develop tneiit anti tnaintenani t ot physical and mental health /xurufufird sitjlr For additional tnlnrinatlon. please t all HUM 2121 Leading, learning by serving Tlw Lakeviovi Middle School Junior Beta Club hold a lormal in­ duction coromony recently at tho school Tire school is a member ol Ihe national organisation which piomoles leadership through scholarship and service to Iho community The club has |ust completed a lund-raising drivo. Pennies lor Pasta, m connection with Olivo Garden restaurants, to raise money lor Iho Loukomia Society The club donated moro than $700 to tho organization Tho members also participated in Operation Christmas Child and a canned tood drivo during the holi­ days In tho upper photo. Beta president Ashley Robertson (trom loti). Lakeview math teacher and Beta advisor Gonone Pearson and Lako view principal Jim Shupe present Joso Cruz with his membership certificate and pin In the nght photo, member Falon Smith sings One Moment in Timo' as part ot the induction program Herald Phoiot by Shan Brodie OBITUARIES RUBY LEE BO YKINS Uulrv h-r Boykins. 53. Garbo .Jack Lin r. Sanford, died Sun­ day. Fib. 15. 1998 at Florida Itospllul Orlando. Mrs. B oyk­ ins was bom on Sept. 27. 1998 In Sanford. Mrs. Boykins was a homemaker. Stie was a m em ­ ber ol Ihikory Avenue Church of God. Survivors Include husband. Charles Sr.: sons. Charles Jr.. Milton. Fla.. Reginald Walton Sr.. Greenville. N.C.. Curtis Thomas. Troy Thomas, both of Rochester. N.Y.: daughters. Charlottu Boykins, Jacqueline Boykins, both of Sanford; brothers. John Brooks. T a lla ­ hassee. Raymond Brooks, A t­ lanta. Ga.. Tliad Brooks. San­ ford: sisters. Virginia Diane Miller. Helen Sasser, both of Sanford: eight grandchildren. Wilson -Elchelberger Mortu­ ary. Inc. in charge of arrange­ ments. 2t>. 1915 in Qtilney. Fla he moved to Central FlnrUl.i In 1940. Mr. Fetnbcrg was a chemical engineer for Chemlr al Coqtorallon of America and Presidenl ol Sotillu-m C hem i­ cal. Inc. lie was a member of Sanford Elks Dxlge and San­ lord Duplicate Bridge Club. Survivors include son. Rich­ ard A.. Oviedo; daughter. Mal­ ory Presley. Sanford: sisters. Hilda Upscy. Columbus. Ga.. Dorothy Brody. Toronto. C an­ ada: brother. J. M. Fetnbcrg. Tallahassee; three grandchil­ dren; one great-grandchild. Ilrtsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. JOHN DANIEL GORE JR. John Daniel Gore Jr.. 02. Country Creek Boulevard. Jacksonville, died Saturday. Feb. 14. 1998. Bom Nov. 3. 1935 In Christmas. Fla., he lived tn the Central Florida area until one year ago. Mr. Gore was a construct Ion la ­ borer. lie was a Baptist. Survivors Ini hide son. Daniel D.. Dike Mary: daughter. Kath­ ryn. K.. Altamonte Springs; sis­ ter. Dolores Hamilton, Jack­ sonville: one niece: one nephew. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. ELLEN S. FALK Ellen S. Falk. 83. Rose Drive. Sanlord, died Sunday. Feb. 15. 1998 at Columbia Medical Centcr-Sanford. Bom July 20. 1914 In Ullcu. N.Y., she moved to Centra) Florida in 1970. Mrs. t alk was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Francis of Assist Catholic Women's Club. She was a driver for Meals On Wheels and Farmworkers Health Clinic. Mrs. Falk was a member of Church of the Na­ BETTY M. HECKLE Betty M. Heckle. 74. tivity. Longwood. Road. Titusville, Survivors include daughters. Tuscorora Feb. 15. 1998. Monica i'alH-rcIll. Durhamvtllr. died Sunday. Mrs. Heckle was horn in Or­ N Y.. Mary Fullcnon. Potsdam. N Y .. Sarah Leon. Lawton. lando. Mrs. Heckle was a Okla.. Pauline, Sanford. Marga­ homemaker. She was a memret Weslennan. Floyd. Va.. Ih t of West Side Baptist Bemadetle Campbell, Sanford. Church. Survivors Include sons. James Rose White. Canton. N.Y., Do­ R.. William D.. both of Orlando. rothy Welch. Bronx. N'.Y.. Anne Kenneth W.. Geneva. Marty. Goodwin. Puisdtim. N'.Y.: sons. Joseph. Watenllle. N.Y.. Fran- Chuluota; daughters. Barbara els. Osteen. Charles. Chandler. Ann Lane. Chuluota: brothers. N.C.. George. Ft. Plain. N.Y.. Dave Simmons. Orlando. Ger­ Tliomas. Apopka. F^dwtn. ald Simmons. Baton Rouge. Grrlg. N.Y.. Vincent. Sanford: I.a.; 15 grandchildren. 20 great­ sisters, Beatrice Hooker. grandchildren. Nashville. Term.. Monlra Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. Rohens. Rein sen. N.Y.. Loretta In charge of arrangements. Reagan. Melvem. Pa.; brothers. George Servatius. Utica. N.Y.. KENNETH F. KEEFE John Servatius. Willi.nustown. Kenneth F. Keefe. 76. Bentley N.Y.: 112 grandchildren and Street. Oviedo. Saturday. Feb. 14.1998 ul Winter Park Mem o­ greal -grandchildren. rial llospiiul. Winter Park. Gruiukow Funeral Home. Sanford, in eharge of arrange­ Bom Apnl 14. 1921 tn Hhdgeport. Conn, he moved to Cen­ ments. tral Florida four years ago. Mr. Keele was a sales person, lie IRVING FE1NBERG living Fclnberg. H2. Crystal ivu.s a member of the National V'lew Drive. Sanford, dud Sun­ Transportation Safety Board day. Feb. 15. 1998. Bom May and Traille Club Association of Amenta. Mi. Keele was a member ol Hi Stephen ( atho lie Church Survivors include wile. Lmr.i. son. Kevin. Millonl. Conn., daughters. Sharon. West I la veil. Conn Kimberley. Oviedo Kathryn Breslow. Winter Springs sister Eileen Me vens. Trumbull. Conn . lour granrli luUlren BantuUI Funeral Horne. Win ter Springs, in charge ol ,ci rungements MARGARET G. PAWLOWICZ Margaret G. Pawlowuv. 82. Guise Roarl. Osteen, died Sul urday. Fch. 14. 1998. Horn Sept. 5. 1915 In Trenton. N.J.. she moved to Central Florida In 1992. She was a member til Holy’ Trinity Catholic Church. Morrtsvllle. Pa. Survivors ini hide grancldaugh ter. Ann-Margarcl Frank. Osteen: son-in-law. Patrnk Frank. Osteen. Hrlsson Funeral Home. San­ ford In charge of arrangements. GRADY PRESTON SCOTT Grady Preston Scott. 77 Couniry Club Circle. Sanford, died Saturday. Fell. 14. 1998 Horn In Fort Payne. Ala.. Inmoved lo Central Florida in 1949. Mr. Scott was a supenn tendent. lie served In the U.S. Army. Mr. Stoll was a D.A.V. life llinc* member of Post «:«). Sanford, lie was a Baptist. Survivors Include wile. Flora: sons. Duild Sr.. Edward Sr., holh of Sanford: daughters. Helen Atkinson. Sanford. Pa­ tricia Morris. Orange City. 13 grandchildren: 16 great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Fairt hlld Oakl.rwii Park Cemetery and Funeral Horne. Lake Mary. In c harge of arrangements. JOHN TIM K O John Tliuko. 71. Sherwood Forest Drive. Orange City, died Sunday. Fch. 15. 1998 at Me­ morial Hospital-West Volusia, De-Land. Bom In Glusspoti. Pa., he moved to the Central l-'tortda area In 1982 from McKeesport. Pa. Mr. Tliuko was a retired designer for Westlughousr Electric. Or­ lando. lie was a Marine Corp. W.W.II veteran. Mr. Thnko was a lifetime mc-mbt*r of Disabled Veterans of Orlando Chapter Central 16; member of Aiut-n can l-cglon l*c*st 19. Orlando. Military Order of the llirplc Heart of Ihe USA. Inc., c hapter •UK), Orlando; and a llfellrue int-mlifi ul Sixth Marine Dtvt slim As mu hit received a Purple lie ill Nuiviuir* include wile Cor line. sun. John I) Ell/ahelh. Pa . daughters. Rebec ea Pilskulli Winter N|i|lligs, Su sail Bund.i Mimu township. Pa . Barbara Fia/ce. Oviedo, brothers. Daniel. Glassport. P.i . Michael. Sewn klcy. Pa . sisters liciic llliidinan. Glassport P.i M.i rvAnn Bnvlllli. M i it il t.ill P.i seven Ulalidi hlldien Stephen U Bald.mil Futn ral Home. Deliona. in charge ol arrangemenis THOMAS E. TOWSLEY llioiiias E lowslev. -17. (allshu d (m m Oveido. died Suml.iv. l eh 15. 1998. Bom in Syracuse. N Y In- moved to Central Florida hi I'l'U Mi. 'lowslev was u stole direc lor Im Goodings Supi riiiaiki'ts lie was u men il M-r ol Northland ( oiiiiiiuniiv ( Inin h Surilvors unhide wile. Can dale: sons. Todd. Altamonte Springs. (hrtstophiT. Miami. 'Hioiiias John. Brent. Ixith ot Oviedo, hrolher. William. Syra c llse. N Y Family liliu i.il ( uie. Oviedo, in c harge ol arrangements ANNIE BELL W ILLIAMS Annie Bell Williams. 86. Georgia Avenue. Sonlord. died Monday. Feb Hi. 1998 at Healthcare .mil Rehabilitation Center ol Sanlord. Mrs. W il­ liams was Imiiii Jan. 31. 1912 In Georgia She was a luiiiifniakcr. Mrs. Williams was a mcinl/er of Victory Temple of God. Inc Survivors mi hide luishand. l-onnle C.. daughters. Doris It. I lillc-rv. Sanford; brothers. Anibony White. Miami; sisters. Maggn Davis. Mattie White. Daisy White, .ill n| Miami: six grandchildren nine greatgrande hlldien Wilson I'.lc hi'lherger Mortu­ ary. Inc., in i barge of ar­ rangements. FUNERAL FALK. ELLEN 6. M.ISS of ( liMsti.cn liuriol (or Mrs Ellen S Falk. 8.1. Sanford who illeil Sunday. will I*- |u a m IlmrMlay. I c-li 111 al ( him h ol Ihe Nativity with Father Kenneth Sc hiil|ikt- .is i cli-hranl Inlerini-nl will l»- III All Souls I'.iiholic i ciui-icry. Friends may call al Graliikow Fonc-ral lloim- Wednesday limn 2 until 4 See Obituaries, Page 3A �Sanford Herald Santorrl Florida Tuei/lay f obruary 17 JJt E n d o rs e ------- POLICE BRIEFS Continued from Page 1A Drug charges Resisting arrest Ul< .inlo M.irksd.ilr. X\. ol Id'll Mu-el. Sanlmtl. was .ir ic -sin l U n u sd .iy |iv S ciu liiu lt('■iiiuly deputies llarksdalr was (bulged with resisting wiiliiml vlnlniit' and loiter ing/pn>wting Marksdalr was arrested at tlit* corner nt ]:it11 sticrl .md ' >|lvr Driving infractions ■l« II Guuidlnlu. 12. nt :|N2 K ' liuii li A ve. [.niigwnod. was am -sifd nim sday hv hung wimd police Gw.mltnlu was t I iu i nisi with driving whlli* ll ccnsr is suspriiilrd or rrviikrd Ihahllual itallli ollrtidir) and Ililpiopcr/Ulisalr equipment Unurdlol.i was attested at the cornet Georgia Avenue ami County Knud 427 I’ulitr stitpprtl tiuaidiula iipuu nit living that his cut had iiu tall lights Open container Hriuri I’ur, .10, nl 117 ( inintrv ( lull l M . Santnrd was arrested lliursdav hv Santnrd puliic Pur was (barged with open ■iiiitaliu-r and disorderly in tuMi alltin 1'in- was atrrstrd at thf i (inter nl 2f»lh Street and llatdv For was tinilld passed ■nil nn a ci-inrlcry vault by a pnlli e nlllii'l ■i address After a searth war rant was Issued. CCJH agents Inund Items at the defendant's address. Mlt h a d Washington, nl ,T<|| lerrv l-inr. I.ik r Mar>'. was ar rested lliursdav hv Seminole County drpullrs. Washington was i h url' d Willi possrsslon n! a <ontrollrd sillislani r with tntrnl to d r liv n nr srll and possession III cannabis under 20 giants Washington was at tested at the above addtess Altei ,i seati h warrant was is sued. Citv/Countv liivesiigu live hureaii It ( ’ III) Inund items in Washington's house Sidling said that a similar suit brought alxiut a c hange In the- voting proc ess (or Judges In ( oilier County 'Our hope is that this could be over In a lew clays tli.it there will he o summary (u<lgmc-nt in our favor." Stdllng said “ lit.it Mi Hutterwortb and Mr Wolflnger will agree abonl lire c h.tllge ' Seminole and Hrevard connlies -ire part of the- IHth Jlldli lal Cuemt ol Florida. There are It) c ir< tilt judges in Sem i­ nole County and five county court judges There are 12 cir­ cuit judges m Hrevard and seven county court pidges Die l.u t Seminole County • iti/c-ns also vote lor Hrevard ( ountv judges ;s yet another reason Sidling s,dd, c hange ts Marijuana M anus Wilson, 21. ol 2.1H Arm'll Dr . Diiigwund. was ai tested lliursdav hv Seminole County deputies Wilson was • haufed with possession ol ltiart|uana under 20 gf.mis and possession ol diurt parapher­ nalia Wilson was arrested at the above address Burglary arrest Battery arrest David Hall. IH, ol G.T2 Mamt Dr . Winter Springs, was arrested Ibursday bv Winter Spr Ini's police. Hall was • barged wllb burglary, grand theft and dealing in stolen puipertv Hall was arrested in llie dOO him k ol North Moss Ho.id l.orl llin hanaii 2fi.nl 2(Wi E MovtJ Avr I-ukc Matv. was at tested I lldav hv l-ikr Matv pollr e Mill Italian was th.uu' d wltlr uggiavail'd battrrv and at tested hi the 1700 block nl West Slate Hoad |G Vlelltn anil witness were d r a p e d by drlendanl driving away in a i ai I hr two had their arms situ k in the window nl the d r lendaiu's • ar QUAD squad on the |ob Ia-vl .Jones III. 2h. ol I-IO.'I Hooseveli Ave . Sanford, was anesled Iliutsilav by Sanford polo e dories was <barbed with possession of <antlahls under 20 grains. tampermg/luhrti ale physli.il evldener and resisting without violence dunes was arrested In die 1200 trior k ol l.'tlh Street Tb r Saiilmil (Jl 'AD siptail made the arrest Search and arrest Caroline Guv, in. of 2.1H Ai orn Dr Ditigwood was ar tested lliursdav hv Seminole < nunlV deputies CaiV Was i hauled with possession ul a lo n iio lle d siihst.une and pos session nl drug paraphernalia CaiV was a n e sled at the above Hospital anniversary SAM O ld ) Tile regular meet tin; ol the Sanford Plan­ ning and /lining Cornmlsslon. planned lot lliursdav. Feb id. has heen cam eled No Items had heen I atried over tor m il sideratlmi from the ptevious int-i-tlng. alul no addlllon.il re cjuesis have heen brought lor ward AI.IAM O NIE SI’HINDS Honda Hospital Altamonte will ielehr.de " s 2frill anniversary wllb a special celebr.iUou for einplovees and voluntc-c-rs ibis Wednesday a( H a in a! llie llolll entrance lo llie hospital In ldd7 I lorlda Hospital AIi.iiuonic' treated 12.G0Q inpa tients HO.mmj outpatients. 17 hoo emergency c ases and per tunned I O.t KM) surgical pro cedures llie l.u liltV opened lo the puhllc on i cb I h. Id7.‘l as a frfr tied Imspital on vvli.it was then remote pasture-land Today K is one ol lire largest hospitals m Central Honda with 27H beds Honda Hospital Altamonte ts owned and ope rated by llie Sc-venlli day Adventist Chun h, Honda Hospital s parent company llie next tegular meeting will he held at die regular time lliursdav. Marc h 5. A d u lt Continued from Po^e 1A scheduled on Feb. 2-1. bill Trees said ll may not be nec­ essary it Sassy Mcrlot's wills its case on Wednesday The Fern Park club lias a counter suit against tbr county that will be heard bv •Judge Dickey Ilex) week Sassy Mcrlot's and VIP Gold, another Fern Park adult t lull, each opened Iasi year while the county placed a morato­ rium on I lulls until ll rewrote plv lor licenses, claiming tire law at the lime was uncouslltu lion.il Here's where- the court b a i­ lies began and produced con Hasting results. Judge Dickey luled that Sassy Mcrlot's could stay open, but Judge l.c-on.ud Wood mled against VIP Gold Wood, good; Dickey, sticky became battle cry at county headquarters Hu- county ts involved in seven suits In several courts lis adult entertainment code. Ihe two new dubs did not up and has spent close to 8 I'Mi.nOn in legal Ires against •be adult entertainment Indusiiv. and lias no Intention!) of liac king down; *We know it's going lo Ik- a long process with many hearings mid many rul­ ings." said Hoard of County ( ommissiiins Chairman Kuiidy Morns “ llie whole Idea here Is lo regulate - not ban - the adult entertainment Industry." said Cnmutlsslnncr Win Adams. "It's an Industry dial needs to be regulated " oil duty and extra-duty cm ployiueni. conducting investi­ g a tio n s. sale ly in llie work place, lupiiv or loss lo elll/eus, .end einplovet- dress .md uppear.me e. oi while conducting traffic." he added. Approximately a do/eu police offleers were In Ihe conference riKiiu at the time, and many sullied when the bat subject biouglit up. Hills are where you gel the mosl rails," said Walsh And. according to Walsh, there were nn reported [rower lallurrs within the county. " llie worst call we received yesterday was about a pot hole.* said Walsh more so where there is a significant number of trees nearby ‘ F lairs like lilac k Hammock and Rolling O b itu a rie s Continued from Page 2A p m arid <» until H p m A Wake Serin c will !•- hrl/t nl H pm. At rarigetuents Iv Dnimkmv Funeral Home Hit K Airjtort Hlvrt. San­ ford I t. I277:i. (407| :t22 3213, COKE. JOHN D. J R . P&Z meeting canceled Party will have the opportunity to Inform the public about c-.ic h candidate Those- running lor Jtiilu lal positions still won t he permitted to give their views on Issues such as abortion. <ajutal punishment or any­ thing else Attorney Ken Wright from Shulls A Howen represents the Kepiihlli an Committee In the suit ‘ Even some ol the nidges get frustrated at not being able lo say anything when they run." said Seminole County C om ­ mission Chairman Randv Mor­ ns T h ry 'rr among the most liiijiort.mt people elected but the ones we know the least about The election ol judges Is no more than a beauty co n ­ test " W e a th e r-----Continued from Page 1A 5 Z over 1.000 lull tlliie employees and neatly TOO part tune cm ployees needed. "Here's a case of knowing even less abonl the people- you arc- voting for to he Judges.” be said Circuit court judges are elected lo six year terms County court Judges to four year lem is, ‘ We're madder than hell at what's happened and want to be Involved in the process." Stdllng said. "We fi-e-l we can supply voters with information that will help them when they vote for pidges " Stdllng said that the "public's rights have been de­ nied long enough " He said there- were ‘ some good and some awful" Judges in the IHth Circuit. If able to endorse judic lal candidates Ihe Hepuhllean l-rlday from 2 unlit 4 p.m and (i uritil h p.m In aililllton in his (till dren and sister Mr Gott ts also sursmst hv a niece and nephewIs-lrtile Yarhroouh and I rails llatii lllon txilh nl .l.u kvmville lirlsson FnnvnJ Home. 322 2131 Sanford, is In ■han’t- ol services open lioosi* at their home, at 107 Crystal VineDrive. Sanford. Wednesday. Fc>t». IH. from 1 until 4 P "I Ihe family Invites their friends lo ]"tn them a] that time For friends who wist*, the family sug­ gests memorial donations to the Jewish Family Services. 112 North Wymore Hoad. Wlnlc-r Park. FI. 327H'I Hnsson Funeral Home, 3222131. Sanford, is m charge of servkvs Graveside tuner,cl seniees for Mr Gore will Silordav. Feb 21 at 2 pm in the ( Mi-do C'enieiery. with F E I N B E R O . IR V TN O hniv Hlai k ufTli taring Friends may In eelebnilinll of Mr Irving Fein tall at the Hnsson Funeral Hume herg's life, the family ts having an D ru g s Continued from Page 1A criminal complaint filed by Wilson Is merely a formal cbarge that a defendant lias committed a violation of the to the use of the heroin llie « ase was Investigated by sjiec lal agents ol the Drug Enlon eineiil Administration and the Orange County Shertirs Dc-paniuent Narcotics Unit. 'Hie case is being prosecuted liy Assistant U'.S. Attorney Gregory N. Miller of the Or­ lando Division o f the U S. Attomey's ofilce. According to Wil- -n. “ rills c ase is an exceP'-nt e-.ample of llie problem with heroin distri­ bution and abuse In the Cen­ tral Florida area. Recent heroin deaths among drug abusers, particularly teen-agers. rrcc-utly caught the attention of the Office of National Drug Control Policy. Office of tile President, and resulted in the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (I11DTA) designation for the Central Florida region." Wilson stressed that the federal criminal law. and every defendant Is presumed innocent until, and unless proven guilty. A ll Transmission Defects A re Not M qjor Problems - Consult a Specialist H a r r e ll B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s 209 W. 25th SLt Sanford 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 ' Since 1959.aSame Location M V-00M 4 Policeontinued from Page 1A in officers positions, or .iking a lieutenant clussllli a m. w biib is mu presently In iided m the police cirgant/.a Dial strueture Dillard also proposed that ic- department should cou­ rier hiring civilian servn e lit­ ers (CSOsl lo help in some the work presently dune by •rsounel who may be moved um one responsibility to an her through tin- changes. Dillard also presented the lembers of the commission lib a lengthy booklet con tilling changes suggested in te General Orders for the op ration of the department, a lions sections deal rvllli landards ol Conduct, banling written directives, plan­ ing and research, quality usiirance. Juvenile crime prevmon pollrv. mutual aid, enter t-ncy mobilisation plan, and idlcial process. Other sections Include tliose euling with recruitmc-nl and election, conditions of cm loytnent. employee benefils. llie booklet however, was not bt ought up lot extensivediscussion. Several ccimmlssunters said Ihev had )usi re­ ceived llie suggested changes and wauled time during which they could study the proposals Dillard reported that the booklet contained only the recoininended changes and not ihe original wording ol the various depart men l general or ders. Hc-gardlng ihe sec lion on employee dress and appear­ ance. Commissioner Eckstein brought up what be considered a pel peeve. "I saw un offic er out dlreeling 1raffle." be said, "and be wasn't wearing a police cap. Other offleers 1 see also don't wear lulls. What's wrong wllb wearing them'.* "I think It gives offleers more visibility at an accident scene S . . . A n O l a i d F Oirirer Darrell Hrewer spoke lor the group saying bow ibe hats were uncomfortable lo wear and they don't stay on. "Also, they give us a headache when we wear tlic-ni for any length of lime," lie added. Mayor Dale said the city was presently looking Inlo the pos­ sibility of using baseball caps with tin- words ‘ Sanford Ho­ ller." EDITORS NOTE: Seminole County Slierill Don Eslinger was aiso on hand for tbr rommlssion/pollcc meeting Mon­ day and discussed a number of cooperative ventures between the city and county law en­ forcement agencies. This Information will be contained In a report In Wednesday's Snn /ord Herald. [ d r i e n n r d d I s 1905 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n fo r d 1 5 -P ie ce F a m ily Feast Flut Til lChlckinj G e t i _ _F*mou» fiaelpj^Chlckjijj • ( Ixxm I eilhi«> Rfvi|v* I Ok»ter I oniiwt Hftinr* I I _ * . . Crif, M..I I * mJc " f,m IK(kikkn Hfrt* Kuevi | | I homedvlo hutiermill hivuil I I • :o or. itnnk , . . eI FlltlOUI R lt lp t CWldtltl j e t • IS pirerc of chicken. miu-J I I I I ^ ^ T J p ] ["2-PiecelCombo ! ' Meal Not ' . w cite] ¥ c *" J wtm n ru 1 m O '1y j Other v V' r vroiler 1u I or v* [ - I a t O u lilr n llrrt* R < « h | prevn of chicken, inivol | • I side rfich of your choice 1 u om uihdituMon c- i Uj ) • I Ik 11tied) Ic hull com Ik biccuil H J ! Bucket t'n tfi Klai* ["2 - piece Super 1! Snack 2^<icrou^l^ood lor 1 km led hme 11 Fa m ily nvxur I Oiikwt Htvifw* ^(uroiaT^io^jor^iimijejuime — -.1 ■>-« 4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -3 6 5 0 T25-P iece $ • I ' picvc» of chicken, rnived • ' pintv nuvhi-J puUlucc • I I/? pinl fciv> •H homed) 1c hutlctniilk biccuttv Not 'Kid witn «ny other otter or • ( r n a g aI - No! .w 1 vvahO H 'w r ^ o veoufil Good lor ■ limited lime p | I g, m 0X^ 1 j i Iy rllhOUI nIC tpt C n lU lll^j d l < A wnin -- ■ mfy uomer u w i woffer r* ^ r vor • I V l i f y 1*1u * # im « » 4 c Jh 'ii i k f h H i u i i 1 F a c e l i f t “D E T A IL S C O M IN G SOOIS IP \ �4A Sanford Herald Sanford. Florida Tuesday. February 17, >.VA 'o m e T o w ti Is T h e B u s in e s s e s N L. 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Dine In casual elegance and en|oy rf* ■ traditional Southern Dining lull you ^ S -C R*B v can rat and served family style) fur only e k*W k SRflVINO MIOHTLV 4:30 PM TO 1 PM $SAVEHUNDREDSI Mfiiv m v n o n W a A ra Tha O N LY Facto ry O pan To Th a P u blic In B a n lo rd F O R Y i n IU m f /> | I S W I O H I I S l f VI S S III MMM III R \1 I) H I S » » l \V \U l \ I I M S III HI l 1 U H Y . \ I I V I R I I S I A jI. **“*«-* H I �Silver Hawks soar OUTDOORS Lake Howell bo SHUPE .............................................. B y J X F F B E R U N IC K E Herald Staff Writer _________________ GFC to offer free women’s fishing clinic SANFORD _ Calling all womenl If you've cvrr wanted lo lram the basics o f frrshwaler fishing but didn't hove the equipment or anyone lo tearh >*011. here's an opportunity you won't want lo miss. The Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish C om ­ mission (OPC) Is presenting a free fishing clinic for women on Saturday. Feb. 28 from 1 lo 5 p.m., at the Lake Woodruff National Wildlife Refuge In DeLeon Springs. The half-day clinic Is railed La­ dles. Balt Your Own Hook and will be taught by women In a friendly, relaxed, non intimidating atmosphere. Subjects Include fishing techniques, knot tying, ball selection, fish Identification and cleaning. "In short, participants will leam everything they need to know lo get started fishing." said Lt. Dill Hightower, clinic organiser. All fishing equipment will be provided, but par­ ticipants can bring their own If they prefer. A l­ though there Is no charge for the clinic, anyone participating must possess a valid Florida freshwater fishing license which may be pur­ chased at county tax collectors' offices or their subagents, or by calling toll-frre 1-888-FISHFLORIDA and charging to a credit card. There are only 50 openings for the clinic so to avoid disappointment please pre-register early by calling the Lake Woodruff National Refuge at (9041 985-4073 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. Mon­ day through Friday. SHUPE'8 8C00P More and more ladles are discovering the eq/oyment and fulfillment of time spent In outdoors, ' f i M ------ P t K .‘ .It t* alm ost lm fRm W bie to catch b a a *, tn the river due to u n u su ally h igh water." Specks are' scattered In i-sh * M n n rw an d d riftin g w ith M is­ so u ri m innow s Is the best tactic. G ood b a s s re­ ports are still com ing from the Wefclva R iver, w ith sh in ers prod u cin g fish from 3 -5 pou n d*. B lueflah an d b ig w inter floun der are the m ain attraction at Sebastian In le t. Snook action Is • little alow with the cool w eather. B lueflah w ill hit a w ide variety o f artificials, w h ile floun der p re fe r LAKE MARY _ They have been the ones who are never In the headlines, but Saturday night, the Lake Howell Silver Hawks proved they aren't Just n one-man show. All season long. Junior point guard Rrggle Kohn has been the headline maker and the player en­ emy fans lave to hate. But Salurduy. big men Rlkkl W il­ liams. Brad LeCore and Ryan Smith were Ihe ones that stood out to Irad Lake Howell to Its first-ever district title with u 01-52 win over Lake Mary In the Class GA-Dlstrlct 3 championship game. The win allows the Silver Hawks to host Ihe first round of regional* Friday night against the loser of tonight's Edgcwater • Dr. Phillips matchup. Lake Mary will t ravel to Ihe winner's site. Kohn ended up leading Lake Howell with 20 points, all scored after the first quarter and Smith added 10. but roach Stevr Kohn said It was the play up front that spelled the difference. Tonight, our unsung heroes did It for us." Steve Kohn said. "It was Rlkkl Williams. Shawn Braddy, Brad LeCore and guys like lluit who came through for us. Lake Mary was the biggest team Lake Howell faced In the districts, and It was a bailie of the top two front courts tn the county. Steve Kohn said the prospect of winning the first district title wasn't on anyone's mind. "We were kind o f subdued about It." Steve Kohn said. "We were Just thinking about the game and eve­ ryone contributed." One o f those players was Smith, who picked up the scoring slack a f­ ter Reggie Kohn got off to a slow ‘ ijn ln e 'p o in t* • In 'fh F '1' la ip a ru r a if a ._ held L a k n Mary's ___________ . r. BenOdfWenbrock, to Just five points on the night. Ths Laka Hows! boy*' bssk stbsl tasm poaat Its first-evsr district T h a t was so tough out there to ­ night." Smith said. "It was such a battle for everything. I don't know If IF* the most physical game I've ever played but It was one of them." The officials let the players play and the game got extremely physi­ cal. The deciding point came when Kersenbrock fouled out with two minutes left In regulation and the Rams only down by three. From there, the Silver Hawks controlled Ih*. boards and Lake Mary never scored again. u» tim e* th rou gh ou t th # the S liver H aw ks halftim e lead on a p a ir o f free --------------* _ aw throw s, bu t Lake M a r y •corco _______ ____ on the bat on a Jerom e B ingham Jump shot to give Lake M ary Its A n al lead. B raddy countered with a Jum per to put Lake H ow ell u p 28­ 27 an d R eggie K ohn laun ch ed a three-pointer. Lake H ow ell again gave u p the lead, but M ary h un g clo se. R obbie S h ap iro scored tw o o f h is 10 points on the night to cut the Rams* deficit to 46-44 early In the Aald he reach in g the 1 n ights after upoettlng c a m a regional bid. O viedo "I'm extrem ely d isap p o in ted .* O au draau said. "I'm excited to b e w here w e are. bu t I told them beatin g O viedo w ould b e one o f the biggest w in s o f their Uvea. I told them w hen w e lost to O viedo (la s t m onth tn overtim e) you w ould feel a 1st o f pain . D o they rem em ber that now? O r do they rem em ber Ovt *beatin “ g* O viedo T h ursday? T h a t's w h at th ey !! rem em ber. R ahdy' A A!b ra m s led the with 5 p o in t* _______ poin ters H e a n d w n p a w . _____ been the keys to Lak e M ary's re­ cant run. Finally!!! Earnhardt is the “500” winner Uve A nger m ullet bou n ced slow ly across the b o t­ tom. C aptain J ack at Port C a n av eral h as nothing to report In the w ay o f offsh ore action due to high seas. D on’t plan a trip offshore until you find out w here the clean w ater Is at. Som etim es It w ill b e dirty past 240 feet o f w ater. Inside the P o rt, e x ­ pect spotty action w ith snook and a few flounder and sheepshead. T rout and redflsh are scattered in the Banana and Indian Riven Sheepshead an d blueflah dom inate the actio n at Ponce In le t. The best action Is arou n d the north let ties. A lso expect drum , redflsh an d lack crevalle. U v e o r d ead shrim p Is the top b a it. Ttout an d redflsh are slow to fair in M osquito S p o rts E ditor the lead at the start in h is Pon tiac an d held the top spot u p fll h e ansa * b y S terlin g M arlin . T w o Magic wins; Seikaty traded Oats E am h arfttaaf am iss In Victory Lana Sunday m ha eipiains to a naNonat tetevieionaudtenc* how ha won the Daytona S00 altar 20 yaars at trying. Th* 46yM r-oid driver p M a d hit Chevrolet to a aim victory over Bobby L a b o r s Pontiac. Tough weekend for SCC softball Raider women post big win C LE A R W A TE R _ The Sem inole Com m unity C ollege so ftb all team w ent on the road for the first tim e this season, bu t fo r the m oat p art for-' got to take Its b ats w ith them . I h e R aid er* w ere held to three h its In the open in g gam e again st In d ian River Com m unity C ollege an d w ere h eld to fo u r sin g le * fay a rg u a ­ bly the beat J u n io r C ollege pitcher tn the cou n ­ try a n d w ere blan ked b y Palm B each Com m itnlty C ollege 541 Ini between betw een, BCC put An a good perform an ce, collecting 10 hlta an d getting three-hit pitch in g from T r a d M iller In thum ping M lam l-D ade Com m unity C ollege. 6-1. *W e didn't play w ell, esp ecially w ith o u r h it­ ting.” aald S C C b e a d coach C ourtn ey M iller. *W c on )y h ad three h its again st 1A0C an d that pitcher w asn 't throw ing w ell at alL T r a d M iller pitched a great gam e again st D ad e an d w e cam e u p w ith the hits at the right tim e. "W e faced the to o J u n io r C ollege pitcher in the state an d pro bably the nation again st P alm B each . Lort (A sh w orth ) actu ally pitched w ell, except In the first tawing, w h en sh e m ade on e mista k e a n d it coat u s three ru n s. O therw ise it FOR TH E BEST to Lake B ran tley 's M am ie B ern stein (2 -fo r-a . run. R B I), L ym an '* Jonnlc B rla n d (2 -fa r-S , R B I). Lake H ow eirs B rittany Scott (2 -far-4 . run. R B I). D ian e M arah tao. Lym an's Jam ie S h a rp and C M edo's D eatrae Sch w arts (a ll l-fa r-2 . n m ). M iller (l-fb r -3 ) a n d Kim Ram ey (n m ) did the dam age M iam i. R u n ey h ad tw o him . w h ile M f hmo a n d C h risty N eudeck h ad one hit each again st P alm dow n to o n * C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S I N Y O U R AREA, READ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D DAi l Y �■Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. February 17, Legal Notices R aidersC o n tin u e d fro m P age I B Crystal Tanner (nine points). SCC will host a Special Evening this Satur­ day. The Raiders will play their home against Valencia Community College at for 6 p.m., fol­ lowed by a game featuring the Lake Maty/Heathrow Chamber of Commerce against the Seminole County Sheriffs Department. Call (407| 328-2092 for more tnfo. RAIDERS 70. STARR 00 S e m in o le C o m m u n i t y C o H aga (7 0 ) Tanner 3 8 3-5 0. Kunnijrvtwva 5-14 3-3 14. Sw elter 5-7 3-6 13- Rilc-jr 3-5 0 0 6. Mnlhante 2 6 1-3 5. W e tle rp m 0-3 0 0 0. Krdcn-a 10 30 3-4 33 Total* 39-63 10-19 70 M o rid e C o m m u n i t y C o lle g e a t J a c k s o n v ille (SO ) Ubrott 3-7 3-7 7. Stephens 0-1 0 0 0. Hlverj 3-6 0-1 6 Wheeler 5 16 3-4 13. D o r n 5-17 0-3 13. Wliton 2-9 3 5 7 hikes 0-1 0-0 a Stephens 4 -1 1 4-0 12 Marknre 0-0 1-3 1. Totals 31-66 13-36 60. ItaUUme _ SC C 39, F C C O 35. Three-pomt Odd goals _ SCC 2-8 IKudniyvtsera 3-6, W’eslergrm 0-1. Medhanle 0-1); FC C J 4-13 IKtrera 2-5. Downs 3-6) Tnt.U look . SC C IB: FC C -0 IS Touted out _ S C C Kotova Trrhnleala _ none. Krtaunds _ SCC 26 (Kotora 101. F C C -J 31 (Wheeler 13). Assists . SCC 10 (Kudruy rtarr a 71. F C C -J S (Rhera 3). Steals _ SC C 16 (Kudruyvtacm 7): F C C -J IS (Wheeler 41 Blocked shots _ SCC j B JKotora 61. Record* SC C 21-6 D a y t o n a 50& IB he was passed by Sterling Marlin. Two laps later Earnhardt took the lead for the first of the 107 laps he would lead on the day. Earnhardt held the lead until the first round o f pit stops when defending 500 champion. Jeff Gordon, took over and dominated the middle portion o f the 200 U p event. Gordon led 47 o f the next 64 Ups. but Earn­ hardt regained the lead an d paced the field for 72 o f the final 77 U p a . Includin g the final 61. to wtn the 71st race o f hU career, an d S lat at Day­ tona Speedway 125*8, Busch Clash. I ROC, etc.). Bobby Labonte rallied U te In the race to pass Held and Rusty Wallace the Fords o f Jeremy Mayfle to finish second, with Mayfield third, Ken Schrader, who was driving with a broken ster­ num suffered In his qualifying race Ust Thurs­ day. fourth and Wallace fifth. Ernie Irvan. Chad Little. Mike Skinner. Mi­ chael Waltxlp and BUI Elliott rounded out the top 10. After taking the checkered flag. Earnhardt was greeted on pit road by every errw member from the other 42 teams In the race, forcing a long wait for "The Intlmldator" to get to Victory Lone. Earnhardt also did a couple o f 'doughnuts* In the Infield with his bUck Chev­ rolet. which wUl now reside In DAYTONA USA for the next year. *It was a thrill to have the crews come out and congratulate me." Earnhardt said. *1 did the doughnuts because I wanted to get the Ust out o f the car. It belongs to DAYTONA USA now. and 1 don't care, that'a where I want it to be.* The Winston Cup teams don't get much rest as they move on to Rocldnghafh. North Carolina for a race this Sunday. Legal Notlcet I W M U COUNTY, FLORIDA p r o b a t e d iv is io n FUs f o s S i r I M T I - C F IN RE ESTATE OF Wil l ie q u s s t a y l o r Th* administration ol th# rststs of Willis Oust Taylor. Deceased, F ik Number M -071CP. k m S m k MW CbauN Court lor SawYNsla County. Florida. Probata Division. th* addraaa at which k PO . Drawer C, Samlnola County CourtSous*. Sanford, Florida, I t t r i m i . Tha nuns* and addrasaaa ot Iks Parsonal ^)aoead*n4a(^s**a. ______ ____ i sot fortk ba liw ALL IN T IM A T E S PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Legal Notlcea TAYLOR WHIOOSN 314 Florida Drive Auburndsla. Floods 33633 Anomay lor Parsonal Representative AN O N I W P TNAKAE. ESQUIRE And raw P Trakas. PA. PO. Daa m i Florida S 3 S U .IIII Florida Bar at M l 70 Tatephana: S4I-4SS S47» Puklrak: Fahrseary I T , I IS* 0SW-1S3 By Dorothy W Bolton As Deputy Clerk Faber A Qlttitf, PA Su.lc 300 l i f t M idrugr Avenue Coral Gablet. Florida 31I4C (305) 4(3-4110 'Persons wilh • disability who nvod s special accommodation to participate In ttlls proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Semmoie County Courlhouse. 301 N Part Aysnus. Suit* N301, Sanford. Florida 33771. al least five days prior to Ik* proceeding Telephone (407) 333-4330 eat 4237, l-SOO-m -4771 (TDD) or l-SOO SSS-ir/e (V) via Florida Relay Service Publish February 10. 17. IM S WRM ____________ IN TH E OIROUIT CO URT OF TH E tSTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, JURIS (MOTION DIVISION CASE NOr ST ( M S OA14 A CITIBANK. FEDERAL EAVINOE BANK PLAINTIFF VS ANA ROSA C. P E R U . ET AL DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE OP ACTION OONSTRUOTIVE SERVICE TO: M O UEL A HERNANDEZ. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MIOUSL A HERNANOEZ and MARIA M aiRHITY. whose n s ■dene* Is unknown It they be living, and If they be deed. Ike unknown defendant* wko may b* spouse*, heirs, devises*, grant***, assign***, lienors, creditors, trustees, and all perties claiming an Interest by, through under or against the Defendant*, who ere not known to be dead or alrva. end pH par­ ti** having or claiming to have any right kite or interact to th* property described to the mortTOU ARE HEREBY NOT)FI 10 that an action to toraclas* a mortga>a on Ih* lolls wing LOT t AND THE EAST 37.41 FEET OF LO T 1. BLOCK M . SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION, ACCORDING T O THE MAP OR P U T THEREOF A t RECORDED IN P U T GOON S. PAGE Si 1/t. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat boon hied against you and you are required lo serve a copy ol your written defence*, d any. to II on OAVID J. STERN. ESO Plain lift* attorney, who** addraaa la SOI I Unieeraity Drive *400. Plantation, FL 33324 (no Laker then 30 day* hom in* dal* ol to* hral publi­ cation ol this notice ot action) and (Mo th* original with Ih* dark ol Pus court either bakora service on Plain Hits attorney or bnmodialaly Ihereallar. otherwit* a default Witt b* entered agamal you lor the reLet demanded in Ih* complaint or petition (Hod herein WITNESS my hand and Ih* seal ol this Court al SEMINOLE County, Florid*, thto 101k day ot FEBRUARY, IB M MARYANNS MORES CLERHOF THE C to d JIT COUNT EM M S f.tB E B 0 A .I4 -X NANCtAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. HUDSON ARCHER. IV. DARLENE ARCHER. Wb/a DARLENE N. ARCHER, husband and wtto, diction ot tkk Court aro F1RETPLUE FINANCIAL. rogutrad to Ida Stop abtactfona M O p a d ___ _ AN with this Court WITHIN THE u n k n o w n p e r s o n LATER OF T H M E MONTHS m POSSESSION OF THE AFTER TH E DATE OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SSRVICS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE NOTICE I t ON THEM. pursuant la a Final Foreclosure dated tSM. IM S . and into tod to cans No. ST-1SCB-CA-14-K. at ton Circuit Court at tks EMMtTEEN IN Judktol Circuit la and OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL S I FOREVER BARRED The date ot Ik* Aral public*ban of tor* Nolle* k February 171k. IS M Parsonal Representative: CYNTHIA ANN Legal Notice* (407) 333-4330 within two (3) working days ol your isceipt ol this Hot.ce, it you ere hearing or voice impaired, call Florida Relay tervic* (100) FIS-F770 DATED at Sanford. Florida, on FEBRUARY Olh. 1*44 MARYANNE MORSE At Clerk, Circuit Court Dy Jen* | Jetewic At Deputy Clerk SMITH S HIATT PA Allotneyt for Plaintiff 3441 Eatl Oakland Park Boulevard. Suit* 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 33304 Publish. February IT , 3 4 .14M DEN-174 LEQ LOTS 3 e 4 BLK C PRAIRIE U K E PARK PB 7 PO 14 Name* In which assessed Zanam Properties LC All ol said properly being in Ih* County ol Semmoie. Slat* ol Florida Uni*** such certificatef*) shell be redeemed according lo law tha property described m such c*rtlhc*t*(s) will be sold lo Ih* higheit bidder al Ihe weal from door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on Ih* 33rd day ol Match. 1M4. al I I 00 • m Payment ol Sal* lee. applica­ tor documentary alamp laaa* and recording lee* aro requlrsd lo be paid by the successful bidder al th* sal* Full payment ol an amount equal to tha high­ est bid is due within 34 hours after th* advertised time ol Ih* sal* All payments shall be cash ot guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to th* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court Deled this 4th day ol Fsbruary. FEBRUARY. 10M MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol th* Court Dy Ruth King At Daputy Clark Publish February 17. 24. and March 3. 10. IM S DEN-177 IN TH E C O U N TY CO URT OF TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. • 7 d M t . 0 0 . I M SABAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC . • Florida not-for-profit corporation. PlainHit. VS SAL CABJBBO and UNKNOWN SPOUSE. It married, and UNKNOWN TENANT Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo th* Final Judgment in Ferackotur* entered on Ih* llh day *1 February. IM F . in ChrH Action No t7.3F42-CC.30-Z el Ih* County Court ol Ih* Eighteenth Judicial Circuit- to and for tern)not* County. Florida, in which SAL CABIBBO end UNKNOWN TENANT, arc Ih* Defendant* end SASAL POINT COM44UNITY SERVICES ASSO­ CIATION. INC . to th* Plaintilt. I wM tall lo Ih* highaal and bast bidder tot cash al ih* weal Irani door *1 th* Semi note County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida at 11 00 AM . on Merck 171k. IM F , tha following described ra il property tel forth to Ih* Fine I Judgment Lot 4, Sakai Band al label Point, according lo Ih* plal Iha root, a* recorded in Plal Book 34. Pag** 44-44 al Ike Public Record* el Seminole County. Florida OATSD tkto 10lk day *1 II Maryam* Mara*. Clark By: Oamtoy W. Rollon Plaintiff* Attorney EMIL A OA3PERONI, JR . IS O 331 Wakhr* Spring* Road Longwoed, Florida 3177* (407) 773-7303 D tS A B Iim E S A C T OF IBS* Parsons with a die ability wko need a special accommodation lo participal* in Mtto proceeding ahould contact ADA Coordinator *1 301 N Park Aeenue, Sulla Norik 301. Sanford. Florida 3377k *1 toast five (t) day* prior lo Ik* pro­ ceeding Telephone (407) U ) . 4330. eekanaien 4337; 1-300*44-4771 (TDD), or 1-400-*44■770 (V). via Florida Relay 17.34.1* DSR.1B4 JT S 7 T S fV S c K *1. TOWNSITB OF NORTH CMULUOTA, ACCORDING TO TH E P U T TMENSOf AS RfCOAOSO M P U T ROOK t. PAGE E4.SE, OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF M MINOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA: a/fc/a 1 M E, M B kraal. Chutoaks. Ftorfd* EE7M DATED tki* Eftk day ot iu u p w iI (M6A FEHHto MARYANNS MORES Aa Clark ot aald Caurt M T t e i OF A PPL to A D OR FOR TAX D IE D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal PETER P KELLY. Ih* holder ol th* following cerlillcalelt) ha* tiled said certificate!*) lor a 1st deed lo be issued thereon The certikcat* numbed*) and yeadt) *1 issuance, th* description ol Ih* properly and Ih* namols) in which H we* assessed IsJar* as follow* Cartihcel* No 1443 Year ol Issuance I H f Description ol Property LEO LOT 44 ELK A LAKE BRANTLEY ISLES 2ND ADD PB 11 PO 4 Homo* In which assessed Michael L. Richard*. Tamm* Q Rroherds AM ol said property being to the County ol gemmoto. lisle ol Florid* Unto** such c*rtihcat*<a| aha* be rede*mad according lo tow. the property described in such certificate)*) w « be sold lo th* highest bidder at Ih* west front door. y armnote County CourthoiM*. Sanford. Florida, an the 31rd day ot March. IFM . ■I I I 00 a m Payment of Sato la*, appliestoe documentary stamp tail* and recording toe* are required to be paid by tha successful bidder sl tha sale Fub payment of an amount equal to tha high­ est bid to due wilhm 24 hour* after the advertised tun* ol Ih* sale Ail payment* shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable ta tha Clerk ol toe Cue ml Court Baled Hut 11th day ol IS M MARYANNS MORSE C U R R OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA by MIchaRa L Seva NOTICE OF FO B TAX I NOTICE IB HE REST OWEN, tost FUNE a* Custodian lor Molca, Inc., ih* holder of toe toHowmg cerbticelefe) ha* (Had eeid certifiestele) tor a toa dead to be leeued theroon The carnumberta) and reads) af i, too description of Iko M was a*tossed to/aro as Year af tocuonca: IM S of Property LEO ESO M TW F *1 • NOB BM B 1 M FT OF W E M FT OF NS 174 OF N W 1/4 to KAREN K. HOFFMAN, a aIngle warrwn. ALAMYA WOODS ■ ASSOCIATION. FINANCE. INC , and UNKNOWN TENANT Ft. of said property botog to of UtoMO tuck certificate!a) Shad NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN puraaaM to an Order or Summary Ftodl Judgment ot toraetoauro dated Augual 17. IM F and an Order Resetting Sal* datod February M i. IS M . and entered to OaM No. #71I41-CA-14-K ol to* Cbtuil Court ot th* Etgbtooatk Judk lai Circuit to sod tor Eomtoolo County, Florida, wkorato GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. FEDER­ AL SAVING! RANK, to PtototlR and KAREN K. HOFFMAN, a aim A U M Y A WOOOS K'E ASSOCIATION. 1 AMERICAN GENERAL PWMiC8d me.; MORTGAGE CORPORATION to PtotatM MM RUUEON ARCHER. IV, at a t, aro Defendant*. I wts **■ to to* bNRaat swi beet M ddat tor coak to toa Ntoat bowl door *1 to* Courthouse, to Sanford, SEMINOLE Gaudy. Florida, Sl tlrSS Am . * V * an toa Srd Sap at M rtncfftl^^ Oto mmInHrarakbil H tis n B w wagmMs ty a* apt torts to add Final (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish Fsb 17, 24. Mat 3 10. IM S DEN-141 PuMiaku February 17. 34. « March 3.10. IM S DEN-144 R S TcW U W OFFICES OF DAVID J (TER R ATTORNEY FOR P U IN TIFF M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITS SOO PLANTATION. FL 33334 ST.1SBM PubMak: Fabruory 17,14. I N DSR-1M validity ot Sw WN, Nta quaMlcanons ol Iko Parsonal dent's aetata must Rto Ikslr claims onto bus court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. Legal Notice! • T .IS 4 1 .C A .I4 -K GLENDALE FEDERAL BANK. 'INK,. Plaintiff. sinrad who kara data at Ik# first public etton at tots Nottoa must IS* Ikslr storm* artto IMc Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS otocr creditor* ot Mm deca­ Legal Notices NOTICE M HEREBY to aa Order i la take IMS. entered to R a F7F3S-CA-14-E at toa ObMR Court *f to* I I T N af Obatol to end tor EESR, ( wM aaH to toa Mabaat tor o m p A T I T FROHT DOOM 0* too mtKMowvf TENANT Ft, pig datoPdtPto. I WIN MU || |d( ’ tor caok pt top Ntoot t Courthouo* Ft IS t North Park A vacua, Sanford. Semlnnla County. Florida t 3 7 n .p l 11.SE o'clock a m on to* iSto day at MARCH IM S . LO T 4. BLOCK C. _ TER OAKS. a iC TlO H IE . ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED Hi P U T BOOK 13. PAGES S. I E ARO 11. PUBLIC RECORDS OF LO T I K 'a UUMR a ' WOOOF PHASE IB. ACCOR WHO TO THE P U T THEREOF. A t RSCOROSO M P U T BOON M . M O S S M . El E St. PUBUO RECORDS OP ■S4NNOLK COUNTY FLORIDA If you are a Ottod tkto tFtk day of February. IF M (CIRCUIT COURT < (CIRCUIT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark PI to* Circuit Oourt By: Darafky W. Bahaa Deputy Clerk THE U W OFFICES OF OAMO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SSI 8. Uni**l*tfy Drrv* Sad, at pp ***4 to you. to toa proviaion of cartel* cask tone*. Flea** contact Ih* Court ol •7-134M(EftW) to accordance American with OtoaktoftoP Aet ** M t h w ^ t o a d d Order pt cartrttaaWe) adB be sold to Ik* WT wWll nwNi at i f .M a m ,p| M TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF TH E ■MHTEBRTM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF TH E STATS OF FLORIDA, Ml ARB FOR CIVIL w m i o R CASE HO. S 7 -S M I-C A -I4 -K INDUSTRY m o r t g a g e COMPANY L P Plaintiff. M V ANDERSON AND BRENDA ANOERBON. MS W IFI. ALBERTO L LION. NVDIA I LEON. UNIVERSAL TRUST. INC Dafondantial Nebco is hereby gnron mol pursuant I* a Final Summary Judgment *f Feroeleeure entered tn the k k n e u tfle f CitcsMl Caurt of lammoi* County Florida I wdl s*u th* property situate m lemmole County. Florid a described at LOT a. BLOCK D. OAKLAND ESTATES. IS T , SECTION. ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AB RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 14. FAOEB IS ANO 30. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA A7K/A SIS MARSHALL STREET. ALTAMONTE SPRIN­ GS. FLORIDA 33701 *1 public sai*. to toa highest and beet bidder, for cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR E lM lN O LI COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIOA. al 11 00 A M . on toe lid day el March. 1000. MARYANNE VKTfkIE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT | W -' Tampa FL 0S004-1041 Art ornays for Piemi iff Pubbek February 10.17. I I DSN-BO GF TNN IIG N TE S N TN di* aei*. FuN payment af an ernewit equal te toa Mgkoaf bid to due wHkto >4 hour* *- r “■ j -------- -o ai— . n| tep im irt* lorpniM inne ot a ire tostrumanl. awd* payakda to h too d a rk af toa Circuit Court aku Ante Ia6fto>fMiW awl toW KpIW mubm 0*1 Wn X^MjFi < m A y a n n e MORBE CLERK OF THE C M C IX t DOUBT COUNTY. b r Btorley C Hergert Deputy Clark FubFah Feb. 17, >4. Mar E, i t . 1004 DEN-140 14-A MICHAEL LEE BARD, af al . Ftol TO: AOSALVN TH04AAB • R/h/4 ROEALYN 0, THOMAS HfRYCO •RIO. M k/* iR CONSTRUCTION * PROOUCTS COMPANY. NIC. C A M NO. 4 T .I B 4 4 4 * -1 « J i iO R W IST MORTGAGE. NC-. * OaKtornto • M L ACTION O F-O M O -G A -I4 -K UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, acting through to* United Slate* Depart meill of Agriculture, Rural M /a IN TN B C IR C U IT CO URT M R N D FO R S IM IKO LS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. S 7-S S 4 S -C A -I4 .R U N H ID COMPANIES LIHOINa CORPORATION. Plaintiff. e* DOROTHY LITTLES IS S *34$ 40-43401. . UNKNOWN TENANT I. UNKNOWN TENANT II. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. ■ politre*I subdivision of the ttel* ol Florid*, c/a BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONER! CENTRAL FLORIOA RtaiONAL HOSPITAL INC . ITT FINANCIAL CORPORATION • Delaware corporation d/b/* ITT FINANCIAL SERVICE4 and any unknown holes, devisees, orenlees creditors, and other unknown parson* or unSrvown «pous#s claiming by through *nd under any ot the above-named Oelendanu Delendanti NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE is hereby given th*| the undersigned Clerk ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Semmoie County Florid* anil on Ih* )rd day of Match IF M *1 tlOO a clack A M i l Iks W#*1 Front door of Ih* lemmole County Courthouse in tenlord Florid* otter tor sale end **N at pubtu troll ly lo th* highotl *nd best tedder lol cash the following date liked property situs!* m Semmoie County Florid* Lot 10 |l*** Ih* North t leaf thereof) and th* North 4 l**i ol Lot I I , Block 4 DEL-AIR according lo |h* Pie I I hereof at recorded m Put Book 3 Pegts 79 end 79A Pubbc Records o» Senunot* County Florid* pursuant to th* Fuel Judgment •meted m * caw pending in said Court the style of wtuch is indicated above WITNESS my hand end ohm* •eel of »*id Court Ihi* 39th day ol January 19M tl you aro a parson with a d<* ability who naed* any accom model Kin m uidei lo pertK -pelr m this proceeding you or* onblied at no coal lo you ko the provision Ol certain ecus lance PW*te contact Court admin,* tralor. 301 N Park Avanu* Surta N30I Sanford Florida 33771. (407) 331-41M *4317 with 3 working day* of you> roceipt ol Ihi* (noire • ot ForociOkuro S*lo|. if you ar* hearing unpaired, call 1-400 F9i-S77t. if you ere voice enpeirod c a l l-F0G 4ii-4770 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE CLIRK OF TN I CiRCM T COURT Dy Dorothy W OoMon Daputy Clerk ATTORNEY rOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hooch Jr, loqurre Duller A Hatch PA 3 1 IIS Conway Rd . Ila E Orlando Florid* 32411 (407) 341-4104 Pubtrsh February 10. 17. IM S OCN-SO R O C K ET MG. F -1 M F -0 7 m toa Manor *4 g Proceeding under Article I al toa Family Caurt Act LILLIAN TU TIN . FaNbanar, JOHN TUTCN, (PUG4JCATI04Q IN THE NAME OF THE FEOPLf OF THE STATE OF HEW YORK TO THE FOLLOWING PERSON. GEOROS S. WILLIAMS, 704 Orange Grae* Ortee. ARamenta Hinge, Fkarlto 33701. A M INI in under Artteta 4 af « Family Caurt A d af toe to b* to* legal lather KIMBERLY O f VOL RLV 0 WILLIAMS, date of birth, . IS. 1EE0. VOU ANO EACH OF VOU ARE i Ferncy Caurt *4 to* M. JONES G.E.FM7-7E-STSEL . UNKNOWN TENANT I; FleinlHf. •a. FlRFT BANK. NATIONAL AEEOCIATION TRUST NOTICE IB HEJUSY GIVEN tool pursuant la a Summary Final Judgment af Feeecleeuro enterod an January SFth. 1000. by to* above entitled Caurt to to* ebove siytod cause, tk* imdaraignad Clerk el Court or any af k it duty autkertied NOTICE to hereby ghron lhal i* wkderelgneF Clark of to* Circuit Caurt el Eammete C aunty. Florida. wrK an toe 3rd to r af March. 1444. cl 11:44 o'clock A M al toa Wacl Freni al to* Seminole County Cawtooute in Santord. Florida, eftor tor tele and **K si pubiic I and beef eilualad to Oeminele County., Tk* Oeuto.ar af to* Narto 190*’ ol th* Seel s i r af SW IM *• NE1/4 af Sacttoa 10. lawnaklp 31 Oautk. Benge 31 10 mem af Waal aide af road, al p>*4tc outcry to to* high l i t (E*raw (roll IM M n E^^F s*G6fl wY* Merck 0. 1000. al I1.E0 A. M . at Ike Irani slap* el to* County Ceurtooue*. 31B Gtdtoro A ram *. Megrtkggd. Nm E M Agra 3 6 . 1EE6 « 6^0 a ctoab In tog I i w k m k af toal k Article B of Mto Fa*kMy Court A d . DATED JANUARY 1 .1*0* (EOCC HOME EOUITY l o a n t n u e t io o o . il IRATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CO NTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT S41 MONTH RANK AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA E S rn . TELERHONE |4«7) 133-4*30. EXT. 4337. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN 171 DATE PRION TO THE FRO- r/TpS CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Cterk ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hosch. J r . Esquire Butler S Hosch, PA 3143 S Conway Rd . SI* E Orlando. Ftond* 12S1J 1*07)341-4100 Pub)t*h February 10.17. IF F ! O EN -fl__________________ HI TH E C M O WIT COWRY 7 j 4770 VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE DRTED on JAnucry 39th 1099 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk *1 Circuit Court Poet Office Drawer C Sanford FL33773-4SSS BY Dorothy W Gallon Daputy Clark Frederick J Murphy. J r . Dunlap t Murphy Poet Otoe* Drawer 34 Bartow. FL 33S3I Attorneys tor Plemlills Pubtrsh February 10. 17. 1*94 DEN-SS C. M ACCOADAMCI WITH TH f AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, FEREOGE WITH M S AGIUTtES NEEDING A SPECIAL jr Duntep A Murphy Post Otlic* Orewer 30 Oattow FL 33131 Attorneys for Plsmtitti Publish February 10. 17, 1F9F DtH-*4_______________________ IN TH0 CIRCUIT CO URT OF TH E IIA H T E IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA HI AND FOR ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. S 7 -gF F.C A .|* .R UNITED STATE! OF AMERICA, ecling through the United Flat** Department ol Agriculture. Rural Development, t/h/a Farmer* Home Adrtwntslrelten. PlaintiH. v* CLAUDE J LINQAR0. a single men. THORP CONSUMER OISCOUNT COMPANY. * dissolved Pennsylvania corporation suthotifed lo do business in ih* Elsie el Fiends. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, e political subdivision ot Ih* Slat* at Fiend* HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION successor to AETNA FINANCE COMPANY, d/b/s * ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES siut FORD MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY s Oelswsr* corporation suthonred lo do business in th* State ol Florid* Defendants ROT ICS OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREOF GIVEN lhal pursuant to s Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered on January 3Flh. tFFS by Ih* above entitled Court in th* above styled esus* the undersigned Clerk ot Court or any of hit duly suthonred deputies win sell Ih* property situated m Ssminole County Ftond* described s* From tha NW corner ol Lot 33 ALLENOALE. according lo Ih* p i t thereof at recorded m Plat Don* t Page 7 ol Ih* pubbe records ol fern.note County Florida run Eatl 40 It along Ih* North line of Lol 33 for s Po.nl ol Oegmnmg Ihones run South 123 44 n lo ih* North Right ol Way ol Lsk* Harney Avenue thence Eatl along aero Right ot Way 74 00 f t . Ihence North Its 37 ft thence West 74 00 It to the Pn.m ol Beginning, being t pert ol Ih* abandoned SAL Red Road end Block ’ (*. al public outcry la th* highotl end bet I bidder lor cosh on March 3. IM S al 11 00 A M . al Ih* Wool Irani step* el I he Seminole County Courthouse Sanford Florida tubmcl to all ad valorem uses and asseesmont* for th* reel property deaenbad above to ACCORDANCE WITH THE AtoNWLANB -w a rn OtSABat TIES ACT. PERSON! WITH DiS ABILITIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT )0 l NORTH PARK AVENUE. SAN. FORD, FLORIOA S377I. TELE­ PHONE (4S7) 333.4134. B IT 4137. NOT LATER THAN SEVEN (7) 0AYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDD) I-S 0 0 -M 4 •771. OR VOICE (V) 1-000-M i - §|g|( dippItlCilH" I sees WHXLAM DOULD. at ai.. to toi* f u r n it u r e JAMES ANDERSON II *317 HOUSEHOLD OOODS ANGELA BOYD ant HOUSEHOLD ITEMS USA SHOWS *302 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARMANDO SALVAOORE *341 OFFICE SUPPLIES PATRICIA JENNINGS *443 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MARIEANNI SIMONE 4411 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS KEN VENTURI OOIF INC (441 O U H N E lt/ O O IIO FILES LIL TWISTEIUMICHAEL MURRAY *444 HOUSEHOLD ITEM* A EIO 00 cleaning deposit will be collected •« each uml pur­ chased end refunded slier ell contents ol Ih* unit/* he* been removed bom the facility Th* above information Is ta bo pubkshod once a week lor two consocutiv* wook* Said sai* to be under and by eirtu* ol Iho etalute* ol the stale ol Florida. m such case* mad* and provid­ ed Publish February 10, 17. IM F DEN-134 DATED on January 2Flh. 189* (SEAL) MARYANNE MORIE Civil ol Circuit Court Post Office Drawer C Sanford. FL 32773-0489 BY Dorothy W Belfon f npiily Clark Frederick J Murphy J r . FtortBe, FL S3334 contact the Clark M l Circuit Caurt at toe l Oeunty Courlhouse of 467-1 4MB EXT. 4337, m 4 I NOTICE OF P U R U S BALE PUBLIC NOTICE it hereby given, that on the dal* and lime listed below, end continuing from day to day until ell goods are cold w* wit! tell al public auction, fa toa highetl bidder lor cash, at Ih* warehouse ol STORAGE USA. located at 440 FLORIDA CENTRAL PARKWAY. LONQWOOO. FL. Ih* following goods, wares sod merchandise for rent and other charge* lor which a lien on lam* it claimed, to wit DATE OF OALE 01/34744 TIME OF OALE 11 DO A M JOHNNY t MEJIA 474 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS JEFFREY IENTCHNER a ils HOUSEHOLO/FURNITURE MELVIN DROAOOELT •! 42 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FRANCIS D FULLER 4117 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS KEN VENTURI GOLF INC ilSO BUSINESS ITEMS MICHAEL GREENLAND 4141 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CANDY SNIPES 4144 0001 Legal Notlcei Legal Notice! Let FS. Week A. WOOOMSRB PARK IN 0 RSPLAT. eccaito»s i roeorded to Plal Goes I E Peg* 73. of to* Public R ecards af Seminot* County, Florid* pursuant fa to* Final Ji enlaced in g case pending in m Mi Court, to* etyto af which to WITNESS my head end ctocicl **al al caM Court tote M to toy of January. 1SSS |tfyputo*epert*K Brito • diemode Ban In order to perttetpeke In toi* p n i i i B i g . you gap antt* Had. of no ooel to you, to to* |n Pkeee* eentoet Caurt admtoto■retor. S41 N. Perk Avenue. Suit* N M t . Santord. Flento S3771. (467) S33-4334 M IS T, artto 6 working toy* nf your receipt af Hto (nattea *1 *1*). V you ae* b* k*M at wktek toa a d present bar R k tha Court to grant t •ought in her patoian. tom faltera to kee __ taeuK m toa dadarmion af to* R siM ndint m tog legal fatoar Of KN4BERLV DCVOL WILLIAMS, deb 1-13-60. which toed further cm — — -----------a denial of your I had. DATED. January E l, IEEE i ; I ; Oaptoy Ctark af to* Caurt The a b o v e -n a m e d to Tk* (eragelng E u m a m lg< read upon you by PubacaMan ; rauaaf to an Order af toa Haa. GREGORY J . G L A S S ,: **4## af toa Fawny Court, • totoMb County, Maw York.; asSSSSI ...... ~ ro b e l h w n V m * n ' ! M JOeiW >VTSM aa toa ! SCSL f GEVOi* WUJJWdB, dato ' » 6 w Rrtfato » d l f c F Oaurt A d t ta toa Famay i M toa Btoto af N m �. S' SantonJ Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. February 17. - 3* People V*/’ 1CALENDAR Al-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organisation, 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. Nar-Anon 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 can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict: gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 201-1900 for more Information. Support Qronp. for those who have had hartal ric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday o f each month In Classroom ■ 103 o f the Phy­ sicians Plaza Building. 531 w. S.R. 434, Longwood, at 7 p.m. Call 322-6500 for more Infor­ mation. Kennel Club The Central Florida Kennel Club meets the third Tuesday o f every month, at 8 p.m., at the Lake Island Recreation Center. 450 Harper. Winter Park. Anyone Interested In the bet­ terment and protection o f probred dogs or In breeding or showing dogs Is welcome to a t­ tend meetings and apply for membership. Call 671-7440. Haalth Education Deltona Health Education Club meets the third Tuesday o f the month at the Center for Better Living. 2922 Howland Bhrd., Suite 4. Deltona, at 7 p.m. Anyone Interested In health and well-being Is Invited to attend. For Information, call (9041532-9290. Wldowad Paraona Blood Bank * 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 1j»V^ Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors o f all types blood • especially O-type d o­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0622. ADVICE a . ^*** ABIGAIL VAN BUREN A ra a a o a a b la accom m odation in this situation would likely locally require tho school to provide s lockor for tho student, or bs mors flsd * bis in allowing bar to carry lighter ji— f a psrhapa by rutting tits into sections. I f th s stu d sn t's teach ers a rs A a a fc n a w M arina, Tvs had to u n w illin g to cooporato, 1 w ou ld stnoghr suggest that oho complain carry a lot m ors than 30 pounds , to the principal. I f this is Ineffective, and have dons ao far 10 to 10 n l l a tho fam ily should Ale a comp laint I have learned that ths higher you with the 0 8 . Department o f Educa­ carry your load, the easier tt is oo tion. An inouiry from the Depart­ your beck. It’s not how much you m ent o f E d u cation often cau ses carry, but how you can y it A N O LD M A R IN E accommodating than they previous­ ly thought possible. • * * She’s working toward her own home By 8U8AN WENNER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Adell Oliver has volunteered her time and ener­ gies at Habitat for Humanity for over one year. She Is working toward her 500 hours needed to be a recipient o f a home o f her own. In addition to her work at Habitat she also assists the handicapped at Winter Springs Elementary School four days a week. This work has consumed some 13 years o f her life. Both efforts keep Oliver busy most o f her waking hours but she said she loves working with people and helping oth­ ers. Her faith was also another motivating factor In her con­ cern for the community. Presently, Oliver has 310 hours toward her goal. "As soon as I get my 500 hours they will start building my house.* she said. 1 think It’s a great place and I like what they do for the people.* Working at least two days a week for five to seven hours adds time to her dream and Adell Oliver volunteer* Other said. Tt s worth lt.‘ She Is able to work some additional tell people to work at Habitat If time when school has holidays they want to volunteer. They really need the volunteers. or teacher workdays. T h e people at Habitat are Oliver haa lived in Sanford very tike.* she said. T h e y don't since 1944. She has six chitpush me. I work as I can. I'd drrti. Della May. Ralph, at Habitat for Humanity, Pauline. Darken. Theordo and Lean. 19 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren. She la a member o f New Zion Primitive Baptist Church w h ere sh e peevtoualy served aa an ush er. T h e n ew H abitat fo r H u m an ­ ity Thrift Store la located on 17-92 by Big Lota In th e W e st E n d S h oppin g C en ter. F or m ore Inform ation o r vo lu n teer Inform ation call 326-9717. Some of the most cu rious plants Take load student’s D E A R A B B Y : Aa a law yer who represents Injured people, and aa someone who haa a back injury, I read with Interest the letter in your column from *An Outraged 0 randpa ren t," w ho waa an gry that b a r granddaughter waa suffering aevars back pain from the 20 pounds o f books aha waa required to carry to and from achool each day. I heartily agree with your idea of a rolling brtsfrsae or luggage cart. 1 have used one m yself since my back In ju ry. H ow ever, It Is im portant th at the student s a d h er g ra n d ­ mother know that they should not view the school's policies as un ­ changeable. The Am ericana w ith D is a b ilit ie s A ct re q u ire s th a t Volunteer of the week > ■N PKAB OLD MAKINKi BoI'm aura many students will* )( The gen u s K ahuichoe In­ clu d es som e o f the m ost c u ri­ o u s p la n ts that you can And. Plan ts in this gro u p have thick succulent leaves w h ich often give rise to sm all p lan ts a lo n g tiielr m argin s called offsets or plan tlets. It teem s In cred ible that each le a f c a n produce dozen s o f tiny p la n ts alread y developin g a s p ara site s on the leaves. P la n ts In th is grou p a lso producer beautiful le a f shapes an d m ark in gs that m ak es them unique In the vegetable w orld. T o m ake them even m ote Interesting, som e o f them produ ce sh ow y flo w er d u s te rs that c a n on ly b e d e ­ scribed a s sp ectacu lar. F lo w ­ e rs a re b e ll-sh a p e d , b o rn e In term inal clu sters, a n d u su ally h an gin g dow n w ard. F ru its are very sm all an d un in terestin g. Stem s tend to lo o se th e low er leaves. keep (lo w erin g p la n ts a little co o ler.- M lid m u n r te m p e ra tu re s sh o u ld b e a rou n d 6 0 d egrees F Plan Is "that do not produ ce b ig d u s te r (lo w ers can b e kept s i a m inim um tem perature o f 41 d egrees F: they u su ally d o not tolerate high tem peratu res du rin g the w h iter a n d tend to do poorly d u rin g th is tim e o f the year. The o ffsets d ro p c o n ­ stantly from the leaves a n d m ay com pete fo r n u trien ts w ith the m other plan t. T ra n sp la n t o r d iscard the p lan tlets a s they can overcrow d the m other p la n t. M l m d is ia t ii W ell drain ed so ils vylth m edium fer­ tility a rc recom m ended for k a la n c h o r. T h ese p la n ts are tol­ eran t to h igh salt content, a l­ kalin e so ils, an d d ry soil con di­ tion s. will grow well In full sunlight or partial shade. The kalanchoe la a sh o rt-d ay plan t an d w ill only bloom w hen the d ay s are leas titan 13 h o u rs long. U n der norm al con dition s, flow er b u d s w ill atari to develop b y N ovem on the potting m edia. O th er b e r an d flow erin g w ill o ccu r p lan ts In this g ro u p c a n b e d u rin g the sp rin g. P lan ts can p rop agated from tip cu ttin gs o r b e forced to develop flo w er le a f cuttin gs. V ery flesh y leaves b u d s by artificially co n tro llin g sh o u ld b e left to dry b efo re the h o u rs o f d a rk n e ss u sin g a p lacin g them In the pottin g b la c k p lastic b a g o r p la c in g m edia them In a d ark room . T h is tla a a : M any o f th ese p la n ts treatm ent m ust b e con tin u ed are u sed In ro ck -an d -aan d g a rfor three to fo u r w eek s until d en s. T h ey c a n b e u sed for b u d s a re p rod u ced . By rem ovu rn s, an d som e sp ecies arc In g the In itial flow er b u d s . A . u s e d -a s groun d c ty tW L ’ T tfc m ore profuse flo w erin g w ill o c D ow ering v p c c te s .^ s it j r o j m c u r ,‘ It .tak e* a b o u t 13 to 15 m ain ly f o r ^ w e a k *, for flo w erin g fo llo w in g era. B ecau se o f thetr kMr_ w atei this treatm ent. requirem en ts, th ey ' a re p laced W a l sr t e g i S u ccu len ts sh o u ld m the gard en n est to the c a c not be w atered frequently, (u s . F lan ta w ith la rg e leaves m ay . requ ire a little m ore w a te r th an p la n ts w ith a n a U e r leav es. P la n ts that prod u ce o ffse ts m ay b e kept b i relatively m oist so ils d u rin g the sum m er b u t tn w in ter they sh o u ld receive very little w ater. ffa itlH a a rt— t S u ccu len ts d o not requ ire m uch fertiliser bu t p la n ts w ill ben efit from a m onthly ap p lication o f a liqu id fertiliser. D o not feed h eavy o f n itrogen to k alan cb o e. it m ay affect th eir n a tu ra l grow th h abit. A cactu s fertilise r cou ld b e u sed to feed su c c u ­ len ts. i irvt /v i a ', I Ah f MAHY I.INl MA l h P m p o flu tfa n i T h e k a la n c h o e can b e propagated b y seed s b u t m ost g ard en ers p ro p a g a te them b y rem oving the p lan tlets produ ced a n the leaves m ar­ g in s an d plan tin g them d irectly rta n a a . I k s t S T f e M t o i a y a L Getting married? Engagem ent, a n d w ed d in g form s a re available at the San ford H erald office. 300 N . French A ve.. S an ford . F lorida 33771. T hese stories a re u su ally p u blish ed in the S u n d ay edition an d m gy b e accom panied by a photo. T h ere to n o ch arge fo r this s ervice. W eddings m ore than three m onths old w ill b e pu blish ed tn announcem ent form w i'h oti* a photo. Is In The Air Details Coming February 27th 5jh Hike 3t �4B • Sartord Herald. Sanford Floods ■Tuesday February 17. I Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1RTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY OENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. S r-1 * * l-C A -1 * -K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION t U l Chemical Avvidentiat Mortqaqe Ccrporatiofl. I/V i Wiryartlitn A Company. Inc . Plaintiff, VS DONNA L CANNON at al . Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE Notice la hereby given that, nirautnl to Itial Final Judgment or Forectoture dated January 1#th. 199#. and anlarad in civil caaa number 97-1942-CA-14-K. ol the Circuit Court of tfia 11th Judicial Circuit in and tor Seminol# County Florida, wherein CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. F/K/A m a r g a r e t t e n a c o m ­ p a n y . INC . la Plaintiff and DONNA L CANNON. SUMMERHILL TOWNMOMES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . ia/ara Defender'll*). I will aall to Itia fnghaat and boat bidder tor caah at tha waat Iron! door of tha Seminole County courthoute in Sanford. Seminole County Florida, at If 00 A M on tha Srd day ol March. tSSE. tha loBowing described proper­ ty aa aal forth In said Final Judgment to wit LOT rs. SUMMERHILL PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN p l a t b o o k i t . p a g e s so THROUGH SI. PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AO VISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated the 29th day ol tanuary 19th. 1994 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark CODILIS t STAW1ARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 4SO Tampa Florida 31907 Telephone (St 1| SFF-SOOB Publish February 10. f T. tS9t DCN-B4 M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OP T N I I RTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT DP FLORIDA M AMS POR SERIROLS CO UNTY • IN S HAL JUA IS D M T tO R DIVISION CASS NO. S T -tS tS -C A -1 4 -K G E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc IR J l Stiearson Lehman Mortgage Corporation, Plain till. VS GLADYS GOO 044AM STEPHENS A/K/A GLADYS Q STEPHENS A/tLTA OIOI STEPHENS; at a l. Dalandanta HO TICS OP PORSCLOSURS B A L I Notica la hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated January tlth . tSSS. and anterod in cnrtl caaa number S7-2Q21-CA-14-K. of the Circuit Court of the ISlh Judicial Circuit in and lor Saminote County. Florida, where in O E CAPITAL MOAT. GAOS SERVICES. INC. F/K/A SHSANSON LEHMAN M ORTGAGE CORPORATION. is Plakitiff and GLADYS GOOD­ MAN STEPHENS A/K/A GLADYS a STEPHENS A/*/A " I* ere naf known to • •litre, whether said unknown pan lea may claim an Intareet aa epoueea. hairs, daviaoaa. grantea*, or other claimants. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO N­ SUMER SERVICES. INC., ia/ara Delentfanl(it. I writ eek to tha hrghaat and Dost bidder for caah at tha weet front doer of tha Saminoia County court­ house In Sanford. Saminoia County. Florid*. at T I M A.M. on tha Srd day of March, 1SSS. amg dot ty as MItl forth in said Final Judtpnanl, to w it Lai SI. WIN BOR MANOR, according la tha Plat thereof as rocardad in Plat Bosh IE. My. I NOTE; PURSUANT TO THE FAIN DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICED A C T TO U A M ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND A N T INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL S t USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated due tffh day of tanuary n th . tSSS MARYANNE MORSE Clark Of Circuit Court By DetoWy W Batson Deputy Clark CODIUS E STAW1ARBKI 4410 Boy Scout boulevard tuna 440 Tampa. Florida I N O I Telephone (B ill SFF-S00S CAS *97-01494 Publish February 10.17. tSSS DCN-9S ant angagtd in buatnasa al TSS Ospray Neat Point. Sanfbfd. island to register M id with the 0 nr it ion Carpers harts, a. In of tha Fictitious I Statutes. To-Wit Socttan ■ M SS, Florid* SlatutM 1SS1. Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T IC I OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D IE D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASl INC ATTN MICHAEL MANNING, tha holder ot the fol­ lowing certitirate(t) hat Mad said certiticate<a) for a let dead to ha ittuad lharaon Tha car Ithcata numharttl and yaarfa) ol ittuance tha detcnption ol the property and tha nsmeft) in which it waa aateaaed ix/ars aa lottowa Ceititicale No 1975 Year ot laauanca 1999 Daacnption ot Property LEO LOT 9 BLK 0 SKV LARK SUDD PB IT PO AS Namaa in which aaaaaaad Bud B Cheat Janice R Cheat All ot aaid property being in Iha County ol Sem-nole Slate ol Florida Unlett auch cerliticaletal ahall b* redeemed according to law Ihe property described in auch certilkate{a} will be add to tha higfieal bidder a I tha waat tronl door Seminole County Courthouse. Sanloid. Florida, on tha U rd day ol March ISM at t 1 00 a m Payment ol Sale lea applies bie documentary tramp taaea and recording teat are required lo be pant by the successful brddet al tha tale Full payment ot an amount equal to tha high­ est bid is duo within 24 hours attar tha advertised time ol tha sale All payments shall be caah or guaranteed instrument, made payable lo tha Clerk ol tha Circuit Court Dated this 4th d4y ot February. tSSS (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michelle L Bihre Deputy Clark Publish February TO. IF. 24 S March J. IM S DEN-T9 IN T N I C IR C UIT CDUR T OF T N I StaH TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BIM IHO LE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION C A S l NO.! S B -S t-C P IN RE THE ESTATE OF MARY JOAN OETZ. Deceased N O T IC I T O CREDITORS (Summary Administration! TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AQAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You ate hereby notified that an Order ol Summary Administration has bean a ila'ad in tha estate ot MARY JOAN OETZ, deceased. File Number S S -lt-C P . by tha Circuit Court ot Saminoia County. Flonda. Probate Division, the address ol which is PO Drawer C. Sanloid. Flonda 12772 that the total caah value ol Iha eatale it teat than U S 000 00 and thal lha name and addraa* to whom it has bean assigned by auch order la Name Richard Gall Add rose 940 Kimberly Court Santord. Florida 91TT1 All persona are required to tile Mith ms cNiX nl »itd touri. WITHIN 1 CALENDAR MONTHS FROM TIME OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE all claims against the estate in me form and manner pro scribed by Section T i l 701 ol tha Florida Statutes and Rule S 490 ot the Flonda Rules of Probata and Guardianship ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FORIV ER BARRED Publication of Hut Notice has begun on February 10,1994 WMiant H. Morrison, Esquire Florida Bar • 141101 BALDWIN SM OM USON. PA 71*0 Bourn Highway 17-92 Fom Pork. Flonda 12710 4Q7/S94-1424 PubUeh F a b ru a ry1 0 .1 T.il DEN-141 M T M C IR C UIT CO URT OF T U B IfS N T E E N T N JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT DIVISION CASS NO. S S -M IS CA 14 K CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff LTM BROWN a n d ___ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON M POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Datondant(i) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo • Fmal Judgment of Foreclosure dated January tSfk. IfSS, and anlarad in Caaa No tS -tS IS CA 14 K. ol the Circuit Court of the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit Mt and tor SSMNtOLE County. Flonda wherein CHEMICAL M ORT­ GAGE COMPANY is Plaintiff and MART BETH BROWN, at a l. are Defendant*. I wilt asA la the highest and beat bidder for cosh in the Wait front door of the Courthouse, in Santord, SEMINOLE County, Florida, al 11:04 i m o'clock on the Srd S ty of March. IS M . tha follow ' as sol l. lo Lot 1B*. DEER RUN UNIT 14 *■*, according lo the plat Sioroot aa recorded In Plat S4. Pages 7S and 79. ot gw Public Records ot Eominele County. Florida s/k/s 4007 August Court. Caisslberry, Florida *2707 DATED this *0th day ol Joauory. IB M MARYANNE MORSE Ad Clerk ol M id Court By Dorothy W. Botlon Aa Deputy Clark Fabor S OMRs. P-Ats rs Madruga Avenue Corel Gables. Florida 11144 (M S) 042-4110 “Persona with a disability who need S special accommodation Mua proceeding contact ADA Ismiaole County 101 N Pari i. Suite N M l, Santord. Florida S I T U , at least has days to the proceeding <4071 SSS-4SM a it I 4M 011-4771 (TDD| or t 044 M t 4770 (V) v u Florida Relay Barytes. PtiMteb February 10. 1 7 .19SI OEN-SS N O TIC t Of APPLICATION FOR TAX D t t D NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVtN that FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASl INC thr holder ol the following cer titic el e(i) hev filed vent cert'hi atefi) lor a lat dead to l*i ivyiiad lharaon Tha cer­ tificate numbers) and yeer(t| ol blue nee. the description ol the property and the name(«) in which it wav attested it/ere a« totlowe Certiticete No 7716 Year ot twuonce 1999 Description ot Property LEG LOT 12 BLK M NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE UNIT 1 SEC 1 PB 16 PO 61 A 01-21-10 909-0E01 0000 PT OF PT MARKED FLA POWER CORP ESMT DESC AS DEG SW COR LOT 10 BLK M NORTH ORLAN­ DO TERRACE UNIT 1 SEC 1 RUN S 40 DEG 70 MIN 10 SEC E 104 99 FT S 9 DEO 19 MIN 90 SEC W tSO FT N #0 DEG 20 MIN 10 SEC W 104 49 FT N 9 DEO 29 MIN 90 SEC t 190 F I TO BEG NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SEC S UNIT 2 P0 IF PO 9 Name* in which awemved Jimmy L Rnhertv Jf . Lon R Roberta All ol aaid property being in Ihe County ot Seminole Stale of Florida Unlev • im h cerbhcate(v) vhall tie redeemed according to law the properly described m such cerlilicate(v) will be sold to tha highest bidder at the west front door. Seminole County Courthouse Santord Florida on Ihe 21rd day ol March tggS. al 11 00 a m Payment ol Sale lea, applica­ ble documentary atamp taies and recording laaa are required lo be paid by the eucceaalul ladder at lha tala Full payment of an amount equal lo tha high•al but ia due within 24 hours attar tha advertised time ol lha mala All payments shall be caah or guaranteed instrument, made payable to tha Clark of tha Circuit Court Dated this 4th day ot February. 1991 (Sean MARYANNE MORSE Cle r k o f th e CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Michelle L Silva Deputy Clatk Publish February 17, 24 and March 1. 10 199S DEN-SI IN TNS CIRCUIT CO UNT FOR S IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIDA PNOBATI DIVISION File Humbert 97-I0 4 S -C P IN RE WILLIAM EDWARD MCCULLV. Deceased N O T IC t OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration ot tha eatale ol WILLIAM EDWARD MCCULLV. deceased. File Number 97-104S-CP it pending in lha Circuit Court lot Seminole County, Flonda. Probata Division, tha addrsia ol which la PO Drawer C. Santord. Florida 12772-0499 Tha names and addressee of lha Personal Representatives and lha Personal Representatives’ attorney are ALL INTSRBNTtD PSRSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persona on whom Ihfa nolica ia served who have obiecllont that challenge lha validity of lha will, lha qualitiesbona ol lha Personal Representative, venue, or |unediction ol this Court ara required to hie than obyeclions with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC t OH THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF T H II NOTICE ON THEM AN creditors ol the decadent and other parsons having claim* or demands age1"*! decedent's eatale on whom a copy ol this nolica ia served within throe monlfie alter lha data ot tha firal publication of Rite notice must fils their claims with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRET PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AN other creditors ol the decodent end persons having ctaima or da mends against lbs dacedeni's estate must file than ctaima with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRET PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data of lha lira! publica­ tion ol this Holies la February 10. IM S Personal Representatives JUDY ROWE MCCULLV IT S RoUtngwood Trail Florida 12714 ANN MCCULLV JONES (f/k/a ANN MCCULLV) 1S7t Redwood Drive Rtchton. Mrssrstippr 194 74 RUSSELL K DICKSON. JR Florida Bar No 1SM7S KSERSTEN L HESKIN Florida Bar No 77011 FISHER. RUSHMER. WIRRENRATH. WACK S DICKSON. PA ■0 N. Orange Ava , Suita 1900 Pact Office Boa 711 Oris ado. Florida MSS2-71I (407) 449-1111 (407) 411-1000 FAX PuMfeh February 1 0 ,1 7 ,1M7 DEN-111 NOTICE F to rm o g o i Notice ia hereby given dial I am engaged In bueuteee at 0410 0 Grandview Aee.. Oaalord. Florida 01771, taminola County. Florida, under tha Fictitious Nemo ol 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 BOMB C StUN dO . and that I intend lo register aaid name with tha Division ol Corporations. Tallahassee. Florida, m accordance with the provisions el the Fteliliout Name Otalute*. To-Wit taction 444 09. Flonda Otatulea 1091. Randy Jordon Publish February 1 7 .19M dp OS Toyota Pickup VIN JT4RNSSD0F0M40M 1101 E HIGHWAY 414 ALTAMOMTt SPRINGS. FL0S7B1 t/tf/BB m Br PubUeh February 17. tl DEN-104 7 0 — E d u c a t i o n ft T ra in in g C L A S S I F I E D A D S Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS F R ID A Y PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times......... 5.60/line 7 Times......... $.84/line 3 Times....... $1.09/!ine 1 Time......... SI .42/line C LO S E D SA TU R D A Y R a te s a re p e r In s e r t io n & SUNDAY 3 lin e M i n i m u m . 8 A M - 5 PM M O N D A Y th ru Scheduling may include laho Mary Life al tho cost ol nn addi­ tional day Cancel when you gel results Pay only for (tie days your nd runs al rale earned Use lull description lor tastost results Copy must follow acceptable loim Wo reserve tho right to roluso any ad at any time Commercial Iroquoncy rales are available DEADLINES TUeeday thru Friday 12 Noon tha day baloro publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. ADJUSTM ENTS A CREDITS; In the cvonl ol on error, the Santord Herald will be responsible lor the Insi insertion only and only the the etlenl ol the coil ol that insertion. Pioaso check your ad for accuracy tho first day il runs Accredited Truck School CDL VA/TAApprv JobAktril Wkendciaue* National Truck School 1-S00-4SS-TM4 Wore atamneed wet man a CNk 7 1 — H a lp W a n ta d 7 1 — H e lp W a n ta d BUFFING A DUSTING now hiring cternait and toicting new bgpnan CM 3ZH141 CONSTRUCTION CLEAMNQ Expananca hatpful Mutt have c a rt phone 302-0111 tv met* COOK -Bkfllunch. F/T. Ind wkndt Ftettrament lac Apply 300 W Arrpori BML Santord ---------- enracAL---------- CUSTOMER REP/RETAH. 1 1 0 .3 5 T O S T A R T Great t o ttudent* P/T S F/T N g W tgr into M S-4111 CUSTOMER SERVICE REP tor Car/Truck rental agency Front doth exp. computer knowledge P/T with tome weekends Valid F D l and background check Apply In person 3096 Orlando (17-92) D r . Santord -O CBAR Y MANOR— Tito following potrhon* ate avaaabte Come and tom out Superior tiled lecrkty f^|tEoyr»*ri record ■SUM c< re an wamng eerieto late CHA turn •tl oust pn yv4 n t >M fracting leeuxy proving a canrq Crwikan« qioo When Thar* ngn me |too Thia Program bagint January t l . IS M 407-SS3-S7M 1 3 — H e a lt h & B d a u t y EXTRA HOLIDAY WEIQHTT 1-On-l Personal Training ml Lifetime Fxneoi Free body tat analyst* Dennis. E i arena PhysMtogtal 772-6697 2 1 — P a r s o n a lB ■ ra c p n w r LMng expense* counaekng E rrwckcM G IF T O F LIFE S O O -1 IM W 14— F o r S a le SECURITY BARS A DOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE LlC, 34 yrt Exp Choose from over 90 000 a*ugn* 35/sq ft Fro* etl Qualify guara 904 BBS0013 or 407-324 J I M ALONE? FL-s RESPECTED Oatmg Bureau lor SENIORS, Extab 1977 1-BOO-922-4477 Longerood Manage Stucko Wab-mi welcome 7 days Private rm* Female Stall Luc *MM7785 407-129 9100 Legal Notices 2 7 — N u rs w ry * C h ild C a r* IN TH E C M O U IT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File H u n te r *S-10*-CP IN RE ESTATE OF MARVIN NORVAL MILLER Docaaiod NO TICE T O CREDITORS (E i— n a ry AOnbitetrafl— | TO ALL P C H IO N t HAVING CLAIMS ON DEMAND* AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You era hereby nobbed Ihat an Order ot Summary Adminitttalion hat baan anlarad in tha oatata of MARVIN NORVAL MILLER, deceased. Fila Number 94-101-CP by lha Circuit Court lor Saminoia County. Flonda, Probata Division, tha oddraaa ot which N M l N Park Ava . Santord, FL 127 ft. that tho total caah viluo ol tho OVUM It S44.SOO 00 and thal tho lu ito i and addraaaaa ol thoeo to whom It hot boon atttgnad by auch order ara S tovan Michael Muter ALL HOURS to yrs eq> n eftod Santera. FL 11771 AIL INTERE1T10 * PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All Cioditore ol the decadent ■nd other paraona having ctaima or damanda against decedent's eatale on whom a Copy of Mile notica it earned within throe months altar lha dole of tho lint publication of thia nolica mutt Itia thou ctaima with thia Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AH oPiar creditors of tho deca­ dent and persona having claims or damanda against tho estate of the decedent mutt file their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRED The dais ol tho ftni publicobon ol this Notice ti February 17th. 1994 Person Giving Notica Steven Michael Mliter 104 Anderson Circle •antord. FL *1771 Attorney tot Person giving Notica Harry Q. Reid. Ill Attorney tor PetiUonar Florida Bar No 140M2 IttO W Ftnt Street. Suite 6 Santord. FL 11771 TMephona <447)121-1111 PuMteh: February 17,14.1 *4* DSN-M0 M f i c k o r ----------------APPLICATION FOB TAX BBBB NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN, thal FUNB AS CUSTODIAN FOR PRIMtCO. INC . the holder of tho toHowing certificated baa ■ted said certifies iota) tar 4 U* deed to be maned thereon The certificate number)*) end yaarti) el iiiuance. the description ol the property, end the nemofe) in which it waa naeaaad ia/ara at tuftowi; Certificate No 11M Veer ol Istuence: I N I Description ot Properly: LEO LOTS 7 * I 4 A 1/1 OF VACO ALLEY ADJ ON 4 E * 1/1 OF VACD S T ON N BLK 4 GENEVA PB 1 PO 11. Namaa in which assessed Gregory I . Lee Allot said prop­ erty being in tha County of 6* minolo. State ol Florida. Unless auch certificated shell be redeemed according to lew. the property described In auch certificated will be aoM 10 the highest brddet al the wool front deer. Saminoia County Courthouse, lantord, Florida, on the Slid day ol March. IS M . at I I M a m Payment ol Sale tee. appfteabte documentary atamp tease ■nd recording laav era required lo be paid by the successful bidder at the tala FuM payment ol an amount equal to the higheat bid ia due wiihbt >4 hours ■Iter the advarboed Unto ol the seta All payment! elwH be cash ot guaranteed instrument, made paysbta to the dark of the Circuit Court Dated riba 4th day of February. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOHIOA b r MichoHo L Silva Oeputy Clerk PubHoh February 17 M . B March 1. is. 1194 DEN-40 F/T A P/T lor a MefOr Manufac­ turing plant In Santord Posi­ tion* ara available on ■■ M 00-2911 or 3 M l ---------------R S f i T T S i l -----------ft FULL TIME 30 year otd beat company aipanDng We naad F rva MorV Woman lor Fut TVtto poaXUna Also tevetal Part TVria open­ ing* If yog tee people and mortoy C M Bryan S8B441E TELEMARKETING 3 opening* Ou*r tt0 50/hrtraining than adv 115 W t v Sat i comm Santord bated Pool heating leader hiring fmma P/T I F/T C M Mlafy ‘ 121-2070 ext 111 O p p o r tu n is t $ 3 0 0 - i 5 0 0 OtobtMSng phone card* No eaportanca nacaoaary For mors information land a EASE to Pnmakme Gommumcabons, P O . Boa t o ll# #. M E N . PL H I M IM * • --------* T T (— . 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FL 32746 EOE No E^?*n#nc* NsMsisryl paid Trevtmg1 Earn who# you Wami Santord companw* SS 5D-E79*. to •ten Loadrimtoad trucks liM O 'SH TfAitaM feLV-------------RECOTON CORPORATION, tea nation* teadmg manutacturer/ Detrtwtor ol etectronc accatkonat. ha* *ave<*l opening* n I t L*k* Mary lactafy tor 2nd Mtel ateen-pry powtioni Hours era 4:SSptat 11:M— i. kA«t be abte to Mt a nwwikjm ol 35 to* and stand tor • hour* Apply n parson at 1090 Emma Oaks Trot. Lake Mary FL 3174a Apply otahal Mon-Frl. 9am-5pm bnrg 2 tomtt of ID MAKE MONET at much or at tab# at you want, note Shaute A AT E r * Now Home Bated A BETTER JOG FOM YOU! Just Cad Never a Feet HELP I Cftr 0 (murines Hw d sfl Weekend* FREE 331 5266 B11B1 • n s -m t METAL STEEL ERECTOR Eta). own toot* bon* req OFWP CM S31-6275 ACCOUNTING CLERK Buy A Ba TrtewtgipatvTtw . W I-W 1 CO KE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE Fua-bme. A/P. A/R. computer environment Bt-kngual desired Send tewane to Central Flonda Conmturtay Ctnc 2472 8 Perk Ava Santord. FL 32771 or tax to (407) 322-9725 FANTASTIC SAMS Hairtlykst needed (mmedwte operang tor two poMxm* M u« be *c A ew> Earn 50% comm RGtManttBl ClMnlng HOTEL P/T CASH!CITS ft CDL DRIVERS MOLLY M A C tE I MM tO F/T * HLF * A-tpm. WM Trefn. 4B7-7E7-BSI OPPORTUNITIES Open your own mud ketvtce Earn 320322** Lawn »ta se­ ared* kom tee toundar of one ot tea tirgoN mold w w n in tea • A i n . I m m M home and M m BttOWtns FfoeMrt-taVtoMna 467-BH-B1B A beeuMte A w a n g hotel tocated in tea UCF area ta hrmg lor IoK nrac positions A a C A M t u m t * ,w c . * II 11iw UteeJiAj* nqm» nvt*>jy •lay Over Ptan* 'Exve Step Pty* •aoiKT lyr.O TR f ERA. H0UBE SALES N O RE PRE M WTTTTV1. AppN HI person to I toids y Inn 12125 nn 121 Htaft ibeh Am . Ortando EOC ORUO t-No oo4f tar 10 E3BQM mak- JO B Uarttand tree Coemanc En­ hancement Co « looking tor Cuet Eve Rope to work bet14-40 hour* per Sun-TNa* tamp to hee 17 50 nr comp ■ and cuatomar eve rwcaetary Appfy In parat 1040 Maitland Ctt. Common*, t o 411. btan-TIkF* 9-3 or C M 840-01 It N O TU M B N O W H IR IN G ! TOU Start part i and work ipi Phone, banesrtMonai qtwed I Scotty's HOBTEEB, O O C K TA B .------------ Ptaa*e C M Earn to 5pm t -*00-174-SOSO Mon-Frl Orty EOC rraiung Earn to I W b a M C -U 7BB French Arm, I BANQUET EST-UPBSRVER, RESTAURANT SERVERE, COOKS, BELLMEN, KMTI CM w hofSne lor i tee taMei |ob opporhjnawe Etta e«dkta|gD Mini mg brae. Mood to Ptaan. aarvtca and a s s o c ia t e iP a d LEOALLT tar Mat 12100 Mai M CMYPBO-14S4 N. Am . Winter Park. PL 327EB. of Ming b r a d doom tar crodK? Laam wham to obtain tea boot Paata era PI card*, am but loana. debt conaobdabon RMM aa low m SB *. no annuai teat. ate. H A W aa a a - i m 10 axpanwon. Large Lake 1SSMSBIW taring Fi wtetee W e i tram you lo lyow FDL AooapMbte drivtata record d backgnxnd ehacA App*y m goroon SOW Orlando (17-42) : • ta f f ln o J4 0 7 ) o f ie ie ro r c Come and (om our i of Nurses and CNAta- RIGHT HANO MAN For Mart-ta HWi-nma MM tea. kMJL S3000 10: CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N. FL327H u i o MbbGB 711 m In on Bte growid Boor of • Bwwftl AJter SO Days Tkp* tm t 407-243-3055 s s s ? im s n h r s ! D iT S T AMM EARN TO I E jm - tor ■ __ ofyte cato. Ftoa h o m . (toy* A occBOttnel Friday good M l Em h o m . 321-7112 B R ITY CIPHER by Luts CompoG CatateayCMiwl Itatar*■* w n e t e f tram q rtgeeiw by I l lack fejkv^v* aw cgrwi i aaopte- #ata an* I---------------------------Ttmftekm 7i e A——. »** - n * - THI M t a iM n o r aurpery Ka a ra­ need people tor tee •P 0 P J V U K L I F P m ■ M L O F W W F L S V R D L L Z V V R R n g otearv IJ F •Ooy o/i ft V H F HFKJZ OLMU VF OFMHT V OLMU JLNWFJLRU ZLUVT.' — KFMVRU CMTotoyt 4 T / « I-M14 M. /43B.BM- M 0 r i t iMtltry, FL 32707 OLMU. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; X ovb look* not wMti lha t y H but t e M k Bfttete r a . w H J AmM * — ~ Iw ' J rm sM -a a-* i— ■ w S lW b v N S A .b a �71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted PART-TIME HOUSE RENOVA­ TION coining painting ate. need own ttanpaonaiion Can PHONE PROS TH E INSTALLERS/HELPERS Needed Own tools and trans­ portation Can Tim 329-4603 Salary ♦ comm ♦ bonus F/T or P'T. Raiaied atmosphere »mok mg ok. Debbw or M*e 767 9270 u t -in r TtU M A R K O T N Q tec m m c a l” •Part-Time 6PM-9PM •67 00 par hour PLUS comm. •Benefits and Bonuaa* ■Parmananl Positions •Sanlord araa R EA D Y T O PUT YOUR SK ILLS T O W O R K? Call Mr. Rusal 323-16*3 II ao. DanSoutti Teiecommunr cation* hat |utl tna right op portunrties *1 store lot you As we contxme our growth throughout the Southeast. we naad titan tad mdnnduals to hatp mexitsxi and support our lachmcal naads in Orlando Sanlord. Melbourne. Cocoa Daach. and Vara Oaach Wa have a variety ol posMont to suit your sals and atxli las har* art |uR a law •SERVICE TECHNICIANS •OUTSIDE PLANT TECHNICIANS •FACILITY TECHNICIANS Wa ohm an ascaaant starting salary with programson N you hava laconical background or aapananca wa encourage you to apply* Knowtadga of bane requxed Two yaar agree or msxary as <apM To achaduia yoursad lor requxed lasting pn or lo tw aitarvww procass cat aal (888) 204-6260 24 Hours/Day 7 Days/Week Reference Job Code: 26014196738 BELLSOUTH EOE. M F tW TRANSMISSION TECHNICIAN WANTED EXPERIENCE PREFERRED WA tram, must hava good mo chantral ability. good work ath ict and dovro lo laam lor ad vancemrrt Must hava valid FI Drivers I c Tools and Unrforms provided Paid vacation and holidays Apply in parson at Harrell and Beverly Transmit von ?09 W 7Slh S I. Sanlord Mon Fw. Sam 5 30pm WANTED: InrkvidualS who are seeking a tulMimg people on entated career ORE AT employ menl environment professional status and benefits Consider the career ol Dental Assrslmg Formal education ol 1200 hours leading lo Stale and National credentials Work m a last paced highley technical, ever changing career in the allied health fmtd ol Dental Assisting Can Oranga Technical Centers Orlando Tech Dental Depart­ ment. 407-244 7040. eit. 036. Whether you are already m the work place ready to re enter nr (USt looking lo the future they have a program designed lor you* WAREHOUSE POSITIONS SMPPmO. RECEIVING. PICK IMG. PACKING AND WARE HOUSMO • RE COTON COR PORATKM. the nahon* mad mg d-itribulor 'manufacturer ol eiectronc accessories has Immediate opening* m its Lake Mary facAtie* lor 1st and 2nd shift warehouse Hour* available: 7:OOem-3 30pm. • 00am-4 30pm and 4:00PM13:30AM. Must ba abN to WI a mmvnum of 50 t n on a conbn uouk basis ForkMI experience preierred Sliding raw IS 75 H I sh.fl f 5 95 2nd shift Musi pass math lest AppTy m person at 2950 Lake Emma Road Lana Mary a EOE CONSULTANTS Wa hava positions availabls for: •WAREHOUSE -Winter Park •12 Hour Shlfts/Nlghls •Shippg/Receiv g -Order Pullers -Forklift exp a ♦ •Various locations •Various shifts •CUSTOMER SERVICE •30-35 Hours par week •Flexible schedules Naad 2S p w o p Iw for a month long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. 5 P taaaa c a ll Q P C (4 0 7 » aSTWSflSS - ~ . No Fas P.0. Bai 1N 7•SaaM. H 12771 •3rdkhlfl tpm-Oem Mon-Thu r» loss M SOper hour PWaaecall 330-TITt for more Information. We are ktcated al 200 Way moot Cl *124 between Hunt mgtnn Bank and the Pot! Of tee on Lake Mary B*vd Adecccr lie IMPUJVMENT PEOPLE 91— Apartmenti/Homee to Share SWF leak a SWF or Maw lo share apt $300mon . half Inet amemtei Prefer 2nd lh*l work rr Ca* 302 3250 after 4 93— Rooms For Rant WEEKLY RENTALS Starling • S77/wk H tk v< Ouwntown 330-4423 e f f io e n c v Mart sen. - tonvenxrt mcatmn 323 0000 _______ FURNISHED ROOMS-A> uM» met Laundry phone, and kit m e S0» $90 a weea 324-49SS PRIVATE LONQWOOO HOME Pnv entrance Furn cabW. A/ C N S tteady amp SOVwk • S50bdep 014 0207 97— Apartments I BORM COTTAGE 7 rtv out ol town 690-wk al MM md Good •or ungw person Cal 3X1696 SANFORO 2/1 with wakher S40amo • ITOOdep Wkry raw SI2G'md utJ PWaae can and Wave message 326-606*. SANFORO HMonc (Mind 2/1 $250 wkry . $300 dep uM md nef req 331-9623 99— Apartments Unfurnished APARTMENT LOCATOR tree Fnlaiha! you «'• kmunglor N9l^2 9 iNt 323-M70 NOTHMO BUT THE FWCST FOR YOU1 OoFvww Apia on Rmehad Rd 4 46A U Mary A* apt homes ml pnv awrma'garage* Stale of theart achviiy titoeva laewty Open today Skip out or ca* 302 2007 lor a personal show SANFORO 1 4 2 bdrm apts Historic O u t. conv location From SJBVmon 3216767 141— Hornet For Sale 3 BORM HOME on doubW M mground pool. Ig wkshop. quwt area 655 000 Cell Berbers Simmon* 122 177* LEASE Prime showroom A warehouse 610 970 sq ft SR 441 homage 407 576 2500 LONQWOOO 4 000 sq fl AC warehouse • 1.000 sq fl Oftce or morkTy to su4 260-1266 OFFICE/WHSE 3000 15 000 ll From 63 si Pnme location Mwy 17-92 Sanlord. 1 bf horn Axport Brvd Cad 3346440 JkrVSue SANFORO 1500 sq B w*i ol hces permewr fence. C l /on. ng 66006600.lai STENSTROM REAL­ TY oyl Jim Doyle..322* 2495 118— Office Space For Rent A MOVE M SPSCUUI 400 sq B S i4>* S26S A MONTH OBrce Storage 321-0120 or 333-2554 OF nCE/OFFICE-WAREHOUSE Now AvaiabW srage Quartkan Personal Stor, Cal tor oetaas 526 21500 Re a l Estate , we 322-7498 B A TEM A N LOGO 13 * 6S 1/3 73 Cambridge W O sem rm SSAOO CORNER LO T 21 Lg Urn rm. fresh part, carpel, bands AC. ■eundrm 639 500 3X1066 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Homes horn pennws on 61 Defxvyuem Tai Hepos RCOt Your Area To* Free (t | 400716 9000 E d H 2206lor current lei- ngi SANFORO V I hame tkg to! CH A. sal dish $45K kied up $39 900 at it 695 5151 SANFORO H a n d ^ n Swat 2. 1 or V I block CH/A $26K Worth 655K Bred Greal rental •95 5161 SANFORO RemodeWd v T block homo, huge treed lot ned to park Great area CMA 659 900 low dn. 647IVmon 6955151 SANFORO Rent M own. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1'4 acre tot. Special Government financing Owner agent 24 hour recorded mes­ sage 302-4142 SANORA tO U T H n c o W i . lanced yard. Wetwopbon. S2 00Gdown. $645 mo 724-7021 141— Homes For 650Omon pel • pamt Nee yard, tram porch 655 000 At Is oEoec People-penon wdi integrity and arthuaiasm needed to cal on accounts for tie Sanlord Herald and Lake Mary Us. This isan *outsxi**positionw*h tace-to-taca sales. Previous sales expehence preferred. Cal 322-2811 or mail resume to: CARRIAGE COVE 24l44 3/2 62 Skykne SpM plan, new carpel vxryt A lap K in g 111.000 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 tuftoe eveflabW - 1100 SF A 1(00 SF. 407-331-7004 1302 6A4JOT I T Pymu under Low money down nemodewd V I ml mgroury) pool 377-7661 64 FLEETW OOO 14 X 70 W CMA. 10 X 20 *wmg Many EX­ TRAS" S3I 7706 Mala oner PARK AVE. MOSK.E PARK Homes $3 000 to 66 000 Set Up Fxiencxtg OUMT1322-2041 S T E N S TR O M R E N TA L S CASSELBERRY V3 Carport sem pch. C H A. $400/6400 SANFORO 3/1 W/ den ig sto. M $550/3550 SANFORO 3n mI M e . W O hook ups. pool $$406500 SANFORO 2It DupWi CMA New carpel 6 pert 1440/1360 J M DOYLE (407) 333-3430 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 117— Commercial Rentals 157— Mobile Homes For Sale ‘ • GmOet. pond RENOVATSO New crpipart appkCH/A A l Ban bo A S C P O O II ckniam 3 car gwt pd I 4/14 Over 1.600 to B LrwdxV lam. M e . Incd BSSJSe RENOVATED V2 kvAVUam Frplc. 17a IBsempreh. 12x24 C a ll 323-8160 159— Raal Estate Wanted INVESTOR BUYMO HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS _____ Charlie 060-7267 181— Appliances 8 Furniture For Sale SEO • SENT A Perfect Sleeper Kng meheta tel. never used Ste xt pusu: was 11200. sac rahee. U T S (407) 2*26554 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wxh 6 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin $75 Fu« S10S Oueen 6125 King S169 CeU 407--------------COMFORTABLE p u K M sleeper tote Fu4 sue S100 Cal 3289463_________________________ COUCH. Med bkre w' brown wood border. 6300 DAY SEO Oak frame mi Me brat* tnm S250 compwte CHEST OF DRAWERS Mahogany. STS c* y «-» 7?z____________ DAY 0 ( 0 Wtvte. Victorian Myw weh 2 hen mattretae* S trvxxa* Never ueed $300 407FULL SOT Mattress S boa spring, kke new. $200 Cad 1 Standard electric a. good conn Aa I walk >75 00 333-9764 MATT RE66 6AL1 • Fu* W I ueed bo* *prmg* 6 manrest >66/80 Larryt Marl 322-4132 duty 665 2 double bed* mi tramee. 635/par **4. inpw drestar. $45 Ced S31-7BBB. 187— Sporting Goode SACRAF1CE Brand new Reebok kporl shoes, si 9 9 1/2 Cost $35 ke* lor |10 used Wether $9 Cl* 323-4766 17. • ■ ■ 230— Antlque/ClasBlcs IMPALA SS corn Runs reed restoration (2 000/ Can 324-1157 or 324-2339 193— Lawn A Garden 70 DODGE Charger 440 cu eng. rebuilt 727 tran* 456 gear* 6*000060 324-1157i324 2339 PESTICIDE/WEEO SPRAYER BACK PACK STYLE 4 gal c* paoty $45 Cell 324-1977 231— Cars For Sale 199— Pets & Supplies AKC BOXER PUPPIES 8 wk* okl 1 maw. 3 lemaW $42Vea Senou* inqtwes only 321-2451 For a lew pannes more, gel falest technology in liquid 8TEN STP O U wormer* Ask OCNEPAL FEED (323 1550) about HAPPY JA C K UQUIVICT. There 1 a BIG diterance’" (www happyjaclunc com| FOR SALE - Amercan PM B M Tamer puppws B g head, txg boned, good blood lines Par enti on premies Musi see lo appreciate Taking deposes Pick your puppy now’ Oewomed 4 vaccinated avail 2/28/98 S I50 Please call (407) 834 3191 hr mess Longwood area LET US DO THE WORK FOR YOUI Th e S t n ford H tr tltV L tk t U s ry L ift want* to make you m oney! It you place a two week ad wrth ut to se* your vehcW (publish­ es xi both the Santort Herat* and the Lake Mary LA* at I cost ol only $27 54) and you donl se* M nght away, w el run Pw ad lor another two week* at no charge' AX w* ask I* that you pay lor the Nsl two week* be­ fore * « run Mlor heel We ll do all the w ork you collect all the SSt. Call ua at (407) 322-M11 211— Antique/Collectiblee WOOERN FURN. 6 Antiques 1 PCCE or Whole Household *04-774-2225/407-660-3532 217— Garage Sales WANT TO GET RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD BALE ■* the perfect way to do that and be ttn ford Humid can bung people to your door Advertise your saw xt the Smnfoed Hmrtk) and Lake Mary L/fl* tor only I 5inn* and watch the items Wave wtvw the money comes xt Ca* by Noon on Tuesday and your 5-ixte ad can run lor IN** day* xt the Herald and once xt- the Lake Mary Ut* lor ONLY 110 2011 A* w* ask re that you prepay the a* Ca* us we can help" ( 407 ) 322-2611 219— Wanted to Buy Alum. Carta Copper/Brae* Kokomo RecypHne: 321-0004 916 W. Flryf-M/F M , I 221— Good Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES A RED ORAPCFRUfT. Men wether Farm* 3461 Celery Ave Nave's, red grapefruits, tanger­ ines Freeh From Grove W* SNp OAOGS MARKET 323-3661 223— Misceilaneoue FREE SAMPLE Reg Nun* goea horn u t 20 to E Guaran107-663-0161 » ' 4* watch Semnrute County*' newspaper* w ~ h for y o u lll 1N7 OMC 1511 Box van Run* we*. 75K on new motor. $4500/ obo Caa 323 3 4 X XS66 1992 TOYOTA Coroia 59K mtet In eicenent shape1 $4000 FIRM Cal 3220515 SEIZED CARS horn $175 Porscnes Cadillac*. Chevy*. BMW* Corvette* Also Jeep*. 4WD* Your area To* Free 1800-216 9000 Ert 2206 lor a x rent listings 235— Truck/Bueeo/Vans For Sale 1665 TOYOTA King cabdong bed Good work truck 66001 OBO Ca* 323 5036 Truck Trailer Tire* 14 xch. wheel a txe. kke new $20 00 CaK 3314)117 238— Vehicle* Wanted CASH SSS P A ® For Junk C at*. Truck* A Mod « f r<» AMtRCa Bf AUTiXUl j»-»**o 240— Aircraft/Ultrallght FISHV4Q BOAT* FOR RENT S u in g at ( X A IB, Also 24 Pontoon Caa 330-1612 ZENOAH 0 (0 Utrakghl engine 2 stroke*, twin cycimder. non/ontai opposed. 45 HP ml tw* reduction system, ground *dxoo 62500 323-3430 241— 44ec. M « A (M R io i irK' tee* >*• W-larf Aem^'ftil TABLE IA W heavy, homemade thap model, new biede/twe (65 323-3616 Weve message Wheel Super sad*, every ap­ ian. would consider tree $21,900000 (407) 396-1407 •59______________________ I *A • 11 a *•. i %» . » ar j | Sd Epaclaf -S4lfl MUO OKAY 407-330-6633 8AHTOPO f/l. hardwood Dr*, very ipactout. tern porch. M?S.mo t g M B J M M A ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE , a 12771 103— HousesUnfumlthed ael-tn u . ipgraded master surte. ne«1 lo perk Make oBerl 663000 DC 06 CALLAWAY, NeeMer (407) 3346211, E xt 104 S CH a Sanlord ipeoaktl, Jernoan fYOP#<1#S. As* tor Del Wedtr324-3144 e 103— H ouse*- W« Offcr M orlaUr luaty w4 Valwl 1329. The Sanford Herald needs CURRIERS for established routes in the Sonford oreo. Rll you need is dependeble transportation, orgonizotlonal skills ond afternoon ovollablllty In order to begin a great neui jobl POSITIONS RVniLflBLE NOUII 241-Computer Consulting Sanford Court Apartments 'wSm SANFORO 4/1.5 SASO/mo ♦ SSSO/kec. dap. CMA. acr. pch. W.'Spa. Great rm. erpoof table « Me place No p w i m w t PROFEAAXMUU. Sam* day/ neil day service on al ip pkancea Low raw*, tormerty ml Bear* Accpfmg VisadvtCTksc/ AMEX Cal Acherd 291-05X • Single Story Design • No One Balow or Above • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Affordable Apartments • Friendly. On-Srto. Dependable lUUnsgemtni • Attic Stonge. Private Pate A Mon! NOTICE LAKE MARY V I S Clean. CMA. large Wooed yard. LX Mary oats. Rat requved $65<Vmo SOSO-hec dap. 1 “ Doan, windows, carpentry, •xSng. decks A concrete 323-4632 S O Baknt CSC 19*60 Jour In Luck I Al rental and real euaw adverlitements art tubted lo the Federal Fax Houtatg Ad. which make* 4 awgal lo aAredwa any limitation, or drecrmvnabon baaed on race, col­ or. rekgwn, h i handcap. la rtvkal aiatm or nabonal SSOO DOWN— WHY RENT? Mdwn you can own But 3 barm home ml CM A. new part 6 car­ pel T Aak about MUO homed The HIMmen Grew*. Me. 27 8-Electric* I s x ia B f M B Divorce SSS. Cuatody *75. Banknotey STS, Nam* Change $36. EC. 24 hrs. (407) 622-0347 s*, r « •■ nXiide»i1n6 u n i W E D AN ELECTRICIAN? CALL OCX** ELECTRIC 407-331-6733 LM. EROOOi*2AOvwr 36 Vra. E-2 PARA SERVICES Otvorae lioonxms 96* C a l (407) 336627134 hrs. DRYWALL-miCCOEWpaxs Wal A Ceeng Taxkxes W / b I M . SITS/ week • dep UlrWw* included 311-6114 or 346-6637 POSITION OPEN FOR: LAKE MAR Y ^ BUILDING LOTS oil 427 across from Sunland Estates 3236232 o» pgr 44465ft DELTONA 10 Acres Ideal lor motvW homevte. horses cattle, lermmg or nursery* Zoned egn cultural S3,900/ACRE Sm down w/owner fmance 904-7471773 or 904-7(76833 HEATHROW. Oofl coourse lot Impact lees pa<d CC member slvp mqkided $1954 360-13SS. OAKRIOGE FARMS - Osteen/ DeBone area to acres. Deal lor hone* or came ftim MotvW home or homevw Zoned egn $44 900 Fnarong •*•* * am down payment (904) 7676300 1 Unfurnished P.O.feilMT* ISO ACRES melted m Sinford Zoned residential C i » lor delu ll (407) 3214655 ADECCO ik now teaming up with Sanlordlake Mary com paniet to create eierting job opportunities It you are lookmg lor part bme work ADECCO ha» the yMi lor You1 •HI thill Sam-Wpm Tuee-Frl 6ANFORO M STO R C DMT. 1/1 Son pabo. hardwood Boor*, freplace Spacious 64004350. LAKEM ARY^r 153— Acreage Lot For Sale WarvhouM/Production 1AM ADA 1ROHM M 1- mo 2 BO^U M7TVWO AM) \JP The Sanlord Harald is currently accepting applicators lor a port-tin* orculaborVdatnbubon assistant The deal appicant w i hava past expanenca at circulation or dntntouton processes Interested candidates should submit a resume or apply in person at 300 N. French A v r. Sanlord. FL 32771 1S01 W. FifklSl. B tV tN LTi MASON BEALTY ________ (407)740-6600 ROUTE CARRIER MARINER S VILLAGE QRCULATION/DISTRIBUTION ASSISTANT SALE OR LEASE EstaNrehed Route i Newspa­ per delivery lor Sanlord Area Earn money while taking a drive m the country Apply m penon SANFORO HERALD 300 N French Avenue EOE POSITION OPEN FOR: 149— Commercial Property For Sale EARN FULL-TIME PAY FOR PARTTIME WORK!!! Furnished •PRODUCTION Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. February T • N 'C A R I .Y I .F .® i Free **t UeAna. 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Honda • Tuesday, February 17, by Chic Young D L O N D IE MOW WA5 IT'S S O SAD VMkTCHlMO SOMEONE YOU'VE WORKED VIM COR TAKEN AWAV IN a HANDCUFFS /— ^OWUSOSM/ YOUR CtAV. CLAUOlA? V r tfv ^ b rt^ o c o c y o u R i 0.1 ENTS WENT ------ . TO JAIL ?/ BEETLE BAILEY ( N O PROBLEM ) 16 THERE A 1 I NO, SIR ) PRO BLEM ^ H E R E l^ J g IP THE GENERAL SEES YOU 6UV6 FISHTING, YOU'LL BE IN BIB . TROUBLE/ \ v %ID wS (O f t . ^2-(7_* ^ / / ; D E A R DU. G O T T : In a recent col umn. you stated that it is not neces­ sary’ to wash one’s hands after using the restroom. How could you. as a doctor, make a statement like that? Everyone knows that adults should wash their hands even if they didn’t use the toilet. In other words. Just entering a bathroom is cause enough for hand-washing D E A R R E A D E R : Really? E v e ry ­ one? Even if they Just look In the mirror or rearrange their hair? Is this a crank letter? Do you need to wash up after Just thinking about emptying your bladder? Old parental prohibi­ tions certainly die hard, don’t they? D EA R DR. G O TT: You’ve lost your mind. I cannot imagine: shaking hands with, receiving money from, eating off dishes from, touching the doorknobs of, driving the car of. being medically examined by, or taking a book from — someone who did not wash his hands after using the bath­ room! by Art Sansom SON, l WANT YOU TO WATCH THE Olympics so you will learn THE TRUE FEWARD5 Of WUlETtC ---------------------1A COMPETITION! UNUKE PPOfES&IGNAL \ YOU M£NI SPORTS WHERE /THE* ONLY W f lH lW )U »£5 DOWN TO MONEY! /(DPPETE TOE /T H ttfcP fliN S r WELL, TKKT N4D, OFCOURSE, THE POTEHTlk- FOE FUTURE MULTI* MILLION DOLLAR. CNDORSCMENT KAU b! ------------------------ ^ by Charles M. Schulz PEANUTS Andy and Olaf still hadn’t found our brother Spike who lives in the desert. I CAN REMEMBER WHEAJ A MOVIE D lD U T HAUC I D CARD 7UJE0X’ MlLJOU 00XAR 5 T I C F » 5 T W E B X J JD W CROW ID S * V U L ( O f i EOflUGH « R EUBfcBCDY T )S 6 E f T x ------------ N > IVEBEEN LOOKING/THAT 5 AT THIS MAP, AND/6REAT., I THINK I KNOW/WHERE WHERE WE ARE.. (ARE WE’ RI6HT WHERE YOU'RE SITTING GOTT, M .D realign the spine, the purpose being to educate patients about how to exchange an unhealthy posture for one that improves coordination and balance. Instructors verbally guide partiripants into better positioning of I suggest that you: stop shaking hands, don’t accept legal tender, eat only at home, avoid opening doors, never borrow a car, stay away from doctors, and limit your book borrow­ ing D E A R DR. G O T T : Several months ago. you reported on a novel treat­ ment for edema (fluid retention)- the use of horse chestnut extract. Apparently, many of your readers had trouble finding the product, as did I Now. I have found a supplier Nature's Herbs, (too E Quality Drive. 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Florida 1Keeping the dream alive: Martin Luther King 1 Community policing school is in session ItY DAVID FRAZIKH I le i a i d S t a l l W ll t e t S A M O N I) S i I to o l I s in s e s s i o n a t t h e S a n l o l d I 'o l l i e D e p a i t i n e i l t A bout 2 5 o lllc e ts w i t h t h e d e p a l l l l i e i i t w ill lie t a k i n g a 'll) lio u i < n u r s e o n ( n m m u n i t y t i i t e n t e d I'o lu m g "W e h a v e t r o m t h r e e c o m m a n d e r s to o n e l o o k l e o l l l i e i w h o h a s b e e n w ith t h e d e p a r t llie lll u n d e r t h r e e m o u t h s t a k i n g t h e i n u r s e . * -s lid S g t D a rre ll Itre w e r p o l ic e I n l o m i a i l o u n t ll c e l n t S a n l o i d I 'n l i t e I ) e p . u t l l i e l l l I 1 l > 'c l a s s Is p u t Oil h y t h e I n s t i t u t e o l I 'o l l i e l e c h l i o l o g v a n d M a n a g e m e n t , w h i c h Is a s s o c I a i e d w ith t h e U n i v e r s i t y nl N o r t h F l o r i d a In c a l l 'd III .la c k s n t i v ll l e I e a t h e r s d u e K o /lo l. o l l l ’ IM a n d t i e n e S t o k e s , a c a p t a i n w ith t h e l l i l l s h n t n u g h < n i i i i i v S h e n l f s D e p a r t m e n t . w ill lie e d i i i a t i n g t h e o l l i i e r s o n h o w t o b e c o m e H » i | t d P h o l o b f ! o « " i | V itw tn l Elvira Anderson, a volunteer al (tie Boys and Girls Club of Central Florida, carrries a picture of Marlin Lu­ ther King. Jr « Monday's parade in Sanford More than 3.000 attended The parade began al Ctoonis Academy on 13fh St and wound up at F| Mellon Park C ity-sp o n so re d event carries K in g ’s m essage to all citizens u i o r e In v o lv e d in t h e l o m r i m n l i v "It w ill l o r m a p a r t n e r s h i p b e l w e e n t h e ollic e r a n d c o m i n i i n lly .* s a i d I t r e w e r • l i n e the- o llic e r s c o m p l e t e t h e c l a s s th e y w ill be- sc-lec l e d t o t a k e p a r t In a p a r ti c u l a r a ie a w ith in th e c o m m u n ity o n a p e r m a n e n t b a s i s a n d n o t r o t a t i n g t h r o u g h o u t t h e c it y "It w ill e v e n t u a l l y b e t t e r t h e c p ia lltv o l life lo r t h e r e s i d e n t s .' s a id Itre w e r O l l i c e r s w ill p a r t l r l p a l e in N e i g h b o r h o o d W a t c h p r o g r a m s , s c h o o l p i o g r a u i s . a l t e r si h o u l p r o g r a m s , etc S g t D a r r e l I 't e s l e y s a i d t h a t a l t e r t h e r e p o r t la m e o u t o n h o w to b e tte r th e d e p a r tm e n t, a 11111111111111' w a s l u r m e d to l lg u r c o u t h o w S P D • " " I d i m p r o v e s e r v i c e s i n c e t r a d i t i o n a l p o l ic i n g m e th o d s w e re n o t w o rk in g 'W e w e r e |u s t I n ­ lu g g lo r if i e d r e p o r t l a k e r s . * s a i d P r e s l e y P re s le y s a id t h a t th e c o m m u n ity o r ie n te d See School, Page 4A Wanted: A few good young men The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce picked for­ mer Sanford mayor Lee Moore as its Luis Perez Humanitar­ ian Award winner at its awards banquet this past week­ end Hy MANIA OHEM I l i t a i d S t . d l W rite r SAM ONI) Wanted A lew g o o d v o tin g m e n Y o u n t! M e n ol l Hstini lion Mi.it is III a ll e lln rt to Ini u s ol) th e .111 o t n |i l i s |u n e n t s ol v o ti i itt til.n k M ini In l l i r i o m in iin lty ( io l d n iN u I r ll m is in ti a n d D e v e lo p m e n t C o q io ra lln n w ill sp o n so r th e f u n d r a ls in t! e v e n t, w lile ll w ill h e h e ld o n F ell. H b e g in n i n g a t <• |i in a l th e S a n lo r d C lvn C e n le i By MARVA HAWKINS Herald Columnist SANFOId) - Citizens remem­ bered a legend and celebrated the life of a great man this past weekend wit!) a two- day planned event tn honor of the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. These were days when Americans and citizens of Sanford walked hand In hand to reaffirm the Ideals of free­ dom. Justice and opportunity for all. It was the time to love not hate, for understanding not anger, peace and not war. A day when families shared with other family, relatives, friends, ull people of all races, religious creeds. nations, classes and put aside their differences and Joined In the spirit of rrlrbratlon. peace and non-violence. . Yes. organizers agree, the day has arrived when all peo­ ple can and must demonstrate that peace Is and can be u re­ ality. Every person In America can be a drum major for Justice and peace. The City of Sanford MLK. Jr. steering committee began Its celebration with a commemo­ rative banquet on Saturday evening. Guests Joined the citi­ zens of Sanford at the Civic Center. Chairmen Cynthia Oliver und Samellu Phillips. Shirley Allen and Dorothy Drown, planned an evening program that was dinner thea­ ter style. Dr. Velma Hayes-Wllllams. Sanford's city commissioner of District II was toastmlstress for the occasion. Seminole High School Air B rie fs ............................ 2A ..................... SB ..................... 4B CroM word..................... 4B Deer A b b y ..................... SA Dl Oott • • > • • < • • • • • >4B Horoscope..................... 4B People............................ SA Obltaaxiea..................... 4A Sports ......................1B-2B TV ................................ SA Weather ••••••••••• »2A Hb*bM Ptvolo By M int Ben Levy receivos the Brotherhood Award, presented by chairmen lor the MLK event. Sylevesler Wynn and Dorothea Fogle Force NOIC posted the colors. The Krv. Fred Robinson, p as­ tor of the New Bethel A.M.E. Church In East Sanford called lo remembrance through prayer and meditation the moments of Dr. King. Jr. Medi­ tative response was given by TaJIrl Arts, Inc. In the font) of a pantomime lo 'Behold the Lamb of God*. Greetings were extended by Sanford City Commissioner Brady Lessard. District I. He encouraged all present to re­ member the spirit of Dr. King. Jr. There are things all people can do to pass on the living dream, lie said. Area youth gave words of welcome. Samuel Lewis re­ minded Americans that we all have equal rights. The Krv. Dr W. Frank Williams was intro­ duced al the dais. The objective of funds raised from any fln.tti­ dal sources under the Dr. Mar­ tin Luther King. Jr. name, should he given as scholar­ ships. hr said Tills Is one ol the objectives In the MLK. Jr. guideline of coinmemor.it Ivr activities. Tlie I99H Dr. Martin Dither King. Jr. Scholarship Award was given on behalf of the lute Doris A. Thomas, youth direc­ tor of the MLK. Jr. observance In Sanford. Tilts scholarship Bee King. Page 4A "The idea Is to highlight vouni! hi.ii k men In the inininunily in a positive lilihl because they have Iwell highlighted negatively in the media III tin* past.* said Cynthia Hamilton Smith, dltet tor ol Gulden Nule. 'We have men ol morals and goals in die c(immunity and we want to send that messat!e to others, espet i.illy the younger people.* Smith said *We want them to know that it s all rf^ht to he i!ood anil know who you are and where you're headed.* Yount! Men ol Distinction will he the llrst event of Its kind In the county. Smith said. GoldenNule Is asklnt! yount! men between the ages ol 11 to IH to submit their applications. I'arllclpanls must In* ol t!(M*d character and |Nissess hl|!h moral standards; must not be mar­ ried; must not have chil­ dren; must live within Semi­ nole County; and musi be presently atlendlnt! school. Event organizers will hold several workshops, which are designed to send posi­ tive motivational messages to these young men through activities covering selfSee Men, Page 4A UCF coach is expected to resign over scandal Prom SUIT Reports ORLANDO - A scandal Involving the Illegal use of cellular telephones may havr signaled the end of Gene McDowell's football coaching at the University of Central Florida. Officials have said he Is expected to resign sometime today. UCF ofilclals have stated that McDowell Is expected also to sign a plea agreement with prosecutors for his role In the case whlrh In­ volved several members of the Knights football team. As a result of Ihc raid. U.S. Secret Service agents seized four cellular phones and former UCF receiver Patrick Brinson of Miami was ur- rrstcd and accused of selling phones lo 11 players. According to previous statements. McDowell, knew In advance there would be a raid of the locker room on Oct. 2H. 1997. Although McDowell has said he did not notify university officials and players In advance about the raid. Invcsllgulors arr still checking Into the possi­ bility of a leak. UCF President John Hitt had said In November 1997 that he was not pleased with McDowell's handling of the probe und dial tils coaching status would be subject to review. McDowell. 57. lias been credited with leading the team lo national recognition. He has coached the Knights since 1985. H*r»4 By S a n fo rd c h a m b e r ta p s C o o k e , M o o re fo r to p a w a rd s By RUSS WHITE Herald Stall Writer SANFORD Doug Sills finds it lining that the Greater San­ lord Chamber of Commerce lias honored one of the city's past leaders and llu* man who lias lilicd the Orlando Sanford A lq N irt into the 21st Cenlury al Its annual awards banquet. 'Much ol ihc chamber's mis­ sion III Sanlord Is lo preserve Its Southern charm and com­ bine ll with progress.” said Sills, who was named Ihe chamber's 53rd president. *1 love Ihe uniqueness of this Southern low'll and the oppor­ Otlando Sanlord Airpod director Stovo Cooke was chosen as the tunities II has fur the future.* Toppor Award winner, above, left. Sills, the president and CEO al Columbia Medical Center Cooko is given the award by former Sanford, was Inslllled as presi­ winner. Tony Russl. Bolow Doug dent on Friday night al Tl- Sills, president and CEO of the Co­ macuun Golf A County Club. lumbia Medical Center Sanlord. Is Much to his delight and that the Chamber's new president. of other chamber members, former Sanford mayor and businessman Lee P. Moore was awarded the Dr. Luis M. Perez Humanitarian Award, and Or­ lando Sanlord Airport Director Stephen J. Cooke was given Ihe 1997 Topper Award The Topper Award, which began In 1970. recognizes leadership, distinguished and unselfish service lo the com­ munity. The first winner of Ihe award. Mack Cleveland, was present on Friday night as were former winners. Lee Moore and A.K. Shoemaker. Since 1990. Cooke has raised more (ban $79 million in grants and private Investments and hcl|K‘d build the Sanford airport. There were more than a million passengers In 1997 and the numbers figure lo tri­ ple by the Year 2000. *Thls Is a big shock.” Cooke. 49. said. ‘Usually you have to be G5 or 70 to gel an award like this I'm extremely hon­ ored. Having been al llu* air|Hirt since 1988. I've seen a lot change, und there's a lot about ate thousands of good payt; Jobs." said Cooke, who Is fit lo happen. T h e potential Is here lo cre- Bee Chamber, Page 4A Bp •^ ft: ll .JJWMUJMU.'r S U B S C R IB E T O T H E SANIFORD H i:R A LD 1FOR T H E B E S T L<DCA L NEW s CO^/ e r A Q Et l .1, Call 3122-245111 �2A Sun lure) Herald, Santord. Florida •Tuesday, January 20. 1998 Fishing tournament benefits sight handicapped A historic meeting Hu* Sanford lllstot1r.il Soclrtv. vi'hliii inerts .it the Sunionl Museum, will hold tts anmud inerting Thursday. Jan. 22 at 5 pan. Tlte 1998 officers will is- Installed and annual trports will he given. l*nor to the meeting, apptoMm.itelv l MO p m.. the So­ ciety's Christmas tree, a Nellie St o rris Holly, will hr planted in Port Mellon Park. Kor further information, eon tact the Sanford Museum at 302-1000. Rummage sale Hie t.vtnan High School rummage sale will he held on •Ian 2-1 from H a m until noon. Tile proceeds from this rummage sale benefits ctubs and classes at the school. Theater classes offered Community Theatre classes are tx-tng ollered through the Community Music Program at Seminole Community College. Hie nonperformance based i lasses are offered for students in grades 2-12, Imagination Factory is offered for students grades 2-5. The class meets on Tuesday at *1:30 pan. begin­ ning January 27. The instruc­ tor is Robin Olson. Curtain Call is offered for students grades 6-8. The class meets on Mondays at 5:00 P m beginning January 26. The fee is $65. The instructor is Judith Hinson. In Tlte Spotlight ts offered to •undents grades 9-12. Tlte class meets on Mondays at 6:30 pan beginning January 26. Tlte fee Is $75. The In­ structor is Judith Hinson. For registration information call Robin Parker. (407) 3281722. ext. 3414. Weight loss group celebrates 50 years TOPS (Take Off Pounds Scnsihlyl. an international non­ profit weight-loss group, celebrates tts 50tli anniversary this year. - The local chapter will hold an open house on Tuesday. Feb. 3. at 7 p.m.. at the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall located at 1607 Sanford Avr. Women, nirn. teens, and LOCAL F O R E C A T preteens Interested In losing weight are invited to attend, Tlte open house Is free. For more Information, contact Mi­ chelle Demarcst at 323-8165 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. Thrift shop to reopen Tlte Christian Sharing Crn ter is planning a pre-grand opening event of its expanded computer and electronics fa­ cility at the Values Reborn Thrift Ston1 on Friday. Feb. 6 from 7 p.m. to midnight. Tile NEW Values Reborn Computer and Electronics Thrift Store will specialize fit an enhanced variety of used computer hardware and soft­ ware as wrll as household electronics. To accomplish lids we are in need ol used, work mg 286-12 and upward tech­ nology systems and peripher­ als as well as software. Work­ ing household elect routes Items, such as stereos, video games, TV’s. VCR’s are also needed. Hi esc Items may he dropped off at the stem* location at 600 N. Hwy. 17-92 In Ixmgwood. You may also arrange for pickup In ease of large Items. For more Intormatlon. please contact the office at 332-0925 between the hours of 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Monday through Saturday. Health screenings more and The Seminole County Coop­ erative Extension Family and Community Eduratton Volun­ teers along with other com­ munity non-profit agencies, and the Seminole County Health Department are spon­ soring again this year 'A Fam­ ily Affair*. Tills event will be on Saturday. Feb. 14. from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.. at Flea World and Fun World, In Sonford. The purpose Is to show families tn Semtnole County the resources that are avail able. If your organization knows of families tn need that could benefit from this opportunity, please inform them of this event or call the Seminole County Cooperative Extension Service at 323-2500. x555G or x5559 for Information. 1 I TH U S T od ay: S u n n y . I l lg h s tn t h e u p in n -6 0 s . L o w s In th e u p p e r 4 0 s. W ed n esd a y : P a r tly cloudy. H ig h s in th e upper7 0 s . Ixjw s in t h e m id to u p p e r 5 0 s . T h u r sd a y a n d F rid a y : P a rtly cloudy w ith a c h a n c e o f s h o w e r s . H ig h s In t h e m id to u p p e r - 7 0 s . Ixjw s in t h e m td 5 0 s to n e a r 6 0 . TUE&DAY: BOLUNAK TABLE: min. 10:55 a.m .. maj. 4:45 a.m .. min. 11:20 p.m., maj. 5:05 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Beach: high: 12:46 a.m.. 12:58 p.m.. low: 7:09 a.m ., 7:21 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 12:51 a.m., 1:03 p.m.. low: 7:14 a.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK 7:26 p.m.. Cocoa Beech: high: W EDNESDAY 1:06 a.m.. 1:18 p.m.. low: 7:29 TUESDAY S u n n y 6 8 4 8 P tc ld y 7 3 8 8 a.m., 7:41 p.m. FRIDAY THURSDAY P tc ld y 7 8 6 0 P tc ld y 7 8 5 5 D aytona B each It New Sm yrna Beach: S e a s a re 2- 1-S-10-1S-21 4 feet w ith a rough chop. W ater te m p e ra tu re at D aytona Is 61 degrees a n d a t New S y m m a . 61 degrees. W inds a re from th e n o rth a t 10-15 m .p .h . L o tto ( J a n . 17) 1-2-11 -3 3 -4 0 -4 9 1ITATWTICb _________| LOTTERY H e ra a te th e w inning n u m b e rs s e le c te d o n M o n d a y in th e Florida Lonery: F a n ta s y S T h e h ig h te m p e r a tu r e In S e n fe r d M o n d a y w e e 7B d e g r e e s a n d t k s o v e r n ig h t lo w w ee 4 7 . n i a h i i for th e p e r io d e n d in g a t 1 0 a .m .. T u o o d iy t a t s i ad .0 3 In ch . •S u n r te o .......................7 :1 7 a .m . •S rm eet........................ 5 :5 5 p .m . S a n fo rd H e ra ld "Sening Sanford. Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 190S" Tuesday. January 20, 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 106 P jbtished Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. 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Tho Sanford Lions Club is pre­ paring lor tho fishing tournament on Saturday. Fob 28 al Mullet Lnko Park on tho St Johns River. Boat captains volunteer their boats and thoir time and the Lions members accompany the sight handicapped for a tun day ol fishing and picnicking The tour­ nament begins at 9 a m . weigh in is at 11:30. lunch is at noon and an award ceremony will be held at 1 p m. Shown here are children receiving trophies at last year's tournament For more Informa­ tion. call Cecil Taylor al 3658364. Photo Courtny at tfu Sanford Lion* Club 17th annual pageant to be held Saturday Special to the Herald LAKE MARY - The 17th an­ imal Miss Like Mary High School Scholarship Pageant will Ih- hrld Saturday. Jan. 24 beginning ut 7:15 Is the high school auditorium. flits very spcrtnl night Ls sponsored by the I.MIIS Boostrr Club and Is being p ro ­ duced. dlrrctrd and coordi­ nated by Nancy Slater for the seventh year. ’This Is so important to the kids and tn the school,* said Slater of the pageant. The candidates are nominated by the various clubs, organiza­ tions and teams at tlte school and will be judged equally on their school activities, grade point average, poise, person­ ality and appearanre. They will be competing In evening gowns and will be giving a speech for the Judge's consid­ eration concerning a poem. Hotline can help with post-holiday blues / 7? K, * r.BPMJ«■1, wm*1 A 4 1r ' P H toM FROM by tom m y Vlncam Miss Lake Mary High School Scholarship Pageant contestants and (hair sscoria. quote, or something Inspira­ tional In their lives. these outstanding young la­ dles represent the best stu­ dents at Like Mary High School. Past participants In the pageant are wrll repre­ sented by Miss America 1997. Tara Dawn Holland. The 38 contestants for Miss LMHS 1998 are: Mundy Davis. Kristina Lundbcrg. Su/y Richardson. Dana Metchtck. Suzy Chauvrtn. Brianne Gainer. Brie Turek. Melissa Freitas, Lindsay W etdlngtr,. Er?n Dyer. Jenny Shelley. Ngtrn Gagnon. Patrece Bloomfield, Hope Wal­ ton. Maruya Faust maun. Courtney Flduk. Lauren Clauss. Genny Trimble. Anna Neri. Meghan Dunn. Audrey Frazier, Amy Hogue. Christina Vrdner. Liurrn Pedro. Natalie A|x>ntr. Nicole Villareal, Ma­ ri ssa Mulngot. Kelly Kosmac. Hilt tany Met/. Jalue Grant, Nicole Tuub. Jenny Aguirre, Kristina Cass. I-euh Sag, Krlstrn Elkins and Kriehn Lot h Hie senior escorts for Ifie contestants will Ite providing some of the entertainment for tlte evening as well. They are: Justin Luna. Cameron Carter. Paul Helk, Billy Sludstill. Erik Lundquist. Randy Abrams, Brian Nolgn. Nick Nat it oil and Stiaun Gray. . Reserved seat tickets for this event may be purchased at the auditorium for 88, and at the door for *5 for general admis­ sion. Doors open at 7 p.m. Special to the Herald Now that the holidays have passed, many Individuals and families throughout Central Florida are trying to cope with Die post-holiday "blues.* Whether they are feeling lonely or depressed, worried about paytng their bills, or having to deal with alcohol abuse or other family Issues. Community Services Network's First Call For Help hotline can direct them to the help they need. "There are a number of so­ cial service organizations and programs available In our community that can assist people In need,’ says Brett Clemmer, president of Com­ munity Services Network (CSN). ‘Unfortunately, many people don't know where to turn for help. That's where the First Call For Help hotline can help.* This hotline ls available 24 hours a day und can provide callere with information and referrals to more than 600 agencies and programs In Cen­ tral Florida that arc designed to meet their particular needs-Including senior services, children und youth services, support groups and other so­ cial service programs. The First Cull For Help hotline number In Semtnole County Is 629-1289. Agencies located In Seminole County with resources and programs available to assist people who are dealing with post-holiday blues Include Consumer Credit Counseling, Catholic Social Services and Mental Health Center. r ’ (, . A U n ite d W hy TH E HEART OF FIS7RIDA Orange • Seminole • Osceola i H g f .7 ,k fla b ^ t The Best Things In Life Are Free... Like advertising your $100 or less item in our classified section. That's right - it's free. Just clip the attached coupon and mail tor Sanfim l Herald / I I I I I I I I I I I I I L LAKE MARY^ MAM. TO : Sanford Harald / Laka Mary Ufa P .0 . Box 1667 Sanford, FL 32772-1667 •ONLY ONE ITEM •MUST INCUJOE PfUCE •noo oa LCta ® PRINT A0 HERE: NAME PHONE /LOOMEM 1Subscribe Ts Tks Bsalsid Herald ( ) Vas ( )Ne R cf (fictions: li 1 • Price nf item staled (SICO or leu) • Ad will run 5 day* only ■ t item per ad per household per week• Private parly (non cammeivisl) only • Ad muvl be on above coupon. �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday, January 20, 1998 • 3 A POLICE BRIEFS Domestic violence charged Lany Smith. 51. of 2012 S. Palmetto Avc.. Sanford, wan a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Smith was charged with domestic violence und battery. He was arrested In the above address. Smith a l­ legedly hit his llve-ln girlfriend and his brother. The report said that the battery was un­ provoked. Retail theft charged Oall Sweet. -15, of 1520 Coun­ try Club [Jr.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Sweet was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 1500 block of South French Avenue. Store clerk now Sweet put nsplrtn and masking tape Into her purse. 402 llolly Avc., Sanford, wns arrested Monday Iry Seminole County deputies. Cofranclsco was charged with driving while license Is suspended or re­ voked. He was arrested at the comer of Airport Boulevard and 25th Street. Officer no­ ticed that Cofranclsco had a cracked windshield and then conducted a traffic stop. Burglary arrest Tramalne McClary. 23, of 13B Carver Avc.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Sunday by Altamonte Springs police. McClary was chargrd with burglary, loltcrtng/pruwllng and possession of burglary tools. McClary was arrested in the 500 block of Orange Drive. Officer was re­ sponding to a suspicious per­ sons call. Aggravated battery Incidents A stove, refrigerator and sofa were stolen Thursday In the 1100 block of Bay Avenue. To­ tal amount of property stolen: $1,000. A Bel-tronlcn radar detector worth $300 was stolen Thurs­ day In the 200 block of Towne Center Clrrle. A check worth $400 und cur­ rency totaling $40 were stolen Thursday In the 5800 block of Orlando Drive. TWo-way radios, a fox/tele­ phone and a microwave were stolen Wednesday In the 1000 block of South Like Avenue. Total amount of properly sto ­ len: $2,573. Electronics and Jeweliy were stolen Thursday In Shenadoah Village. Total amount of prop­ erly stolen: $2,000. A Melalsi hammer drill worth $200 was stolen Wednesday In the 10O0 block of South Like Avenue. Cash totaling $34H In the 200 block of Town Center Cir­ cle was stolen on Friday. Driving infraction Thomas Cofrunclsco. 25. of Benjamin Williams. !H, of 3425 Lincoln St., Sanford, was arrested Sunday by Sanford police. Williams was charged with aggravated battery and a r­ rested ut the comer of Sipes Avenue and King Street. Wil­ liams Is accused of punching a man tn the head with the help of his sister. Drug chargee Handy Matheny. 41, of 401 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, wns arrested Saturday by Seminole County deputies. Matheny was charged wtlh possession of marijuana under 20 grams und possession of drug parapher­ nalia. Matheny was nnested on Sanford Avenue. According to police. Matheny has an ac­ tive ‘failure to up|>cur~ warrant. QUAD squad arrest Bay Utiles, 33, of 1819 Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford po­ ller Utiles was chargrd with possession of drug parapher­ nalia und arrested at the cor­ ner of 10th Street und Cypress Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the urrrst. Cannabis possession Edward Peters Jr.. 20. of 524 Holbrook Cr.. Lake Mary, was arrested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Peters was charged with possession of cannabis over 20 grams and possession of drug paraphernalia. Peters was ar­ rested In the 300 block of Poplar Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the anest. Punched In the eye William Black. 3G. of 2530 Hart writ Ave., Sanford, was a r­ rested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Black was charged with battery und arrested In the 800 block of Kosealln. Black alleg­ edly punched a victim In the eyr. Disorderly conduct John Williams. 51. of 807 South Hickory Ave., Sanford, wns arrested Friday by Sanford police. Williams wns charged with disorderly conduct and possession of drug parapher­ nalia and arrested In the 200 block of West Frist Street. Williams allegedly tried to talk to Williams, but the man kept yelling profanities at him. Sex offense Robert Curry Jr.. 29. of 769 Creekwater Terr.. Luke Mary, was arrested by Seminole County deputies. Cuny was charged with attempted sexual battery, felony battery and ob­ struct Ion/oppose officer with­ out vlolrner. Curry allegedly tried to enguge In sexual activ­ ity with victim. As she strug­ gled. he ripped off some of her clothes and punched her In the fare. Retail theft Connie Williams. 26. of 113 Anderson Avc.. Sanford, was urrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Williams was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 3600 block of Like Mary Boulevard. Legal N otices Legal N otices Legal Notice* IN TM I C IR C U IT COURT OP TM I ■ i o m t i i h t n JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP PLORIOA, IN AND POR M M IN O LR CO UN TY C B N IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. •?->«■■ CA 1* N NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAS DSBO NOTICE IS MEREST OIYEN, that TAD PROPERTIES OF SOUTH PLORIOA. lha holder ol tha following certificato(a) has Mad said ceitihcate(a) for a lai deed to bo issued the*eon The certificate numbeiia) and yeails) ol issuance, lha de script bar of the property, end the namefaj m which It wet aaaaaaad is/ara aa loltows Certificate No t lt S Year of isauanco: IM S Description ot Property: LEO LOT 17 LAKE SEARCY SHORES PS ta POS IS 14 e IS. Names m which assessed Bud B Chess. Janice R Chet* All of soid property being in the County ol Seminole. State ot Florida Unioss such ceitit«atofs) shall be redeemed according lo lew. tna property deeciibed m such cortiticatolsl will bo sold to the highest bidder at tha wait front door. Semmola County Courihouao. Sanford. Florida, on the !3rd day ol February, t«S I. af 11 00 a m Payment of Sola foe. applica­ ble documentary stamp laaaa and i sc did mg feet are reduced to be paid by tha eucceaalul bidder at tha tale. Full payment ot an amount equal lo lha high­ est bid is dus within 34 hour* attti tha advartitad time of tna aala All payments shall bs cash or gusranissd instrument, mads payable to the Clerk of tha Circuit Court Dated this IBth day of January. IM S (Seal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by: Michele L. Siha Deputy Clerk Publish: January 30. 37, and February 3. 10. IM S OEM-tSO NOTICB OP APPLICATION FOR TAX OSSO NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, that FUNS A l CUSTODIAN FOR CASI, INC . tha holder of me following certificate!*) ha* Mad eaid certificate!*) for a taa dead In ba issued thereon Tha car titicatp number (al and rear(t) ol issuance, the description ol tho proparty and tha named) In which it was aaassssa ta/aro aa loPowo: Certificate NO: 330S Year ot liauanca: IM S Description of Property LEO LOT tss DSSRRUN UNIT If P B 3S P O S 33 S 33. Nemo* In which assessed. Arnaldo S. Martino*. AM ol ootO property being m the County of Seminole, State al Florida. Unleee such certificated) *haM ba redeemed according la law, me property deeearned In euch certificated) wilt be aoid to mo highest bidder at mo wool front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on tha 33rd day of February. IS M . at t 1:0 0 am . Payment of Sad faa. appllcabd documentary stamp laaaa and racorbng fees are required to bo paid by me sue easeful bidder af the aad. Full payment of an amount equal to the high­ est bid is duo within t* hours after tha advertised tuna ot mo sad. AH payments shall be caah or guaranteed instrument, made psysbd to tho Clerk of the Circuit Court. Dated thla tlth day of January. IM S CHAM MANHATTAN . ... MORTGAGE CORPORATION '/»V C H * U IC A L T RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PI AMI ill, M. JUAN COSTA. ELINA COSTA. S.« «I<*. PINIT DANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. •* >nd*nio>« I'UIIM lO* I N PMltPlul Ai h I I k IM SOCUtlfle*. • IIN -3 . And AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OP THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defendant!*). NOTICE OP ACTION TO JUAN COSTA AND ELINA COSTA ftetideoc* UnKnoen N elite, And it daad. AH partial clam ing mt*f**i St. inrough, under oi agam tl JUAN COSTA ANO ELINA COSTA, and all paitia* hainng or claming lo hana any light, tltta oi mlaraat in lha proparly harain daactibad you aia haraby notified lhat an aciion lo loracioaa a mortgage on tha following pioporty in SEMINOLE County, Flood* lo l 101. SAUSAUTO SECTION THREE, according to tha plat tharaol tacotdad in Plat Booh I I , Paga* 74 through 74, me lu­ m a. Public Racoid* ol Sam .nola County. Florida e/k/» IS I Kanlor Blvd . Caiaalharry, Florida 37707 ha* baan Mad agamat you and you aia required to larv a a copy ol you* written detente*, it any, to it, on Sheppard Faber. Attorney lor Plaintiff, w hoia a d d re ti la Suite 300. 1170 Madrugi Avenue, Corel Debtee, Florida 331*1. within thirty (30| day* a ft at tha I k*I publication of th n Notice in tha Sanford Herald and Me tha original with tha Clark of (Mi Court either before eervice on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately there­ after, otherwlee a default will be enter ad agamat you for The relief demanded In the com ­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and tha aaal of tint Court thla 14th day ol JANUARY, IMS. (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE . Aa Clark of *eid Court By Jana E. Jaaawle Aa Oaoutv Clara ‘Petaona with a disability who need a special accommodation to participsi* in thla proceeding should contact ADA Coord motor at Seminole County CourthouM. 301 N. Park Avenue. Suite N301, Sanford, Florida 31771. at Neel five dors prior IP the proceeding Telephone (407) 313-4130 aal. 4317; 1-100-414-4771 (TOD) or 1-BOO-MS-I770 (V) via Florida Relay Service*. Publieh: January 30. (7 , ISM DCM-1S* NOTICB OF APPLICATION POR TAX DSBO NOTICE IS MSASSY OIVIN. that NANCY C. KIRK, tha holder of tha following cortificafa(s) has Hied eeld cemficafels) for a tea dead lo bo beauad thereon The certificate number! e) and yaar(s) ot laauonce, tho da script bon of tho pioporty, and mo namo(i) in which it waa aaaaaaad ta/aro as follows: Cortidcato No: 1173 Yeor ol Isauoneo: IS M Doecrtptton of Property: LSD SEC 31 TWP 303 ROE SOI S 11SS.S FT OF SW 174 OF SB 1/4 N OF RV SPUR. Npiw m tn which sM aaasd: Pan o. All of aald property >g tn mo County of temmoto, s u m of Florida. Unleee euch corlitlaatoM ohaii tha pispiity deeciibed < certificate**) wW be eold to tho highest bidder at the we el front door. dominate County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on lha 13rd day ot February. IS M . al 11:00 PJW. Payment ol Sato faa, applica­ ble documentary etamp laaaa and recording teat are required to bo poid by tha succosolul bidder at tha sale. Pud payment of an amount equal to mo high­ est bid I* due within 34 hour* attar tho advertieod Umo of tho solo. All poymonts than be caah or guarantood Inatrumont, mod* payable lo the Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Datod thla is m day ol IS M . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by. Ml Chile L. Silas Deputy Clark Publish: January 30. 17, and P obm afyS .iB .TS M DSM-1S3 f h»v£»L»»« .r ’ v-W* 1 Iteal) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by: Miched L. SUVA Deputy Clark Publish: January 30, 37. and February I . 10. IS M OEM-113 ___________________ IN T M I C IR C UIT CO URT OF TNS tS TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND PON M M IN O LR COUNTY, FLONtRA C A M NO. S T -1 S M -C A -IS -A J f NO F. PAULUCC1. Plaint Iff, vk. N. P. HOLDINGS, INC.. SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO WtSTERN OPERATIONS CORP. AND WESTERN OPERATIONS CORPORATION. NO TIC1 OP ACTION TO: Western O par alIons Corp., U S-A , a ddseivsd Fbonds cor­ poration and a* > artlas ctaaaing Interest by. through, under or agaim Corp.. U .B A . having or claiming U have any right, title or Imterget ' Legal Notlcee da grass Waal 704.1' Waat 371' North 71'. East 141 S' North 444.43 E ttt 431 M to Rogmnmg. Section 31, Township IS South, Range 30 fast. Beginning IS M 71 teat last and 34' South ol Norm 1/4 cor­ ner run S t i l ' Soum 3*4 441 foot South 73 degree* West 347 44 North S dagrsss 30 minutae Vast t i t ' Seat m u Section I t . Township IS South. Range 30 last. Beginning 1300.1' East of North 1/4 Section 31 Corner run Beet 43S.11- South 314 13’ Weal 114.11' South S degree* 30 minute* Wool 11 I' Soum 3 degree* 34 minute* Was I TM.M* Soum IS degress Wool 44141' North 1713.44' to Bogin 433.441 foot Soum and STS.73 foot Wool ot North**** cornet of Section 31. Township i t Spulh. Rang* 30 Bast, lam mod County, Florida, run Soum ITS loot: Waot 40 foot; South 33S.43S foot. Wott 143.73 foot; Soum 31 degress West 34S.4 (sot. Norm 3 degrees 34 Wool 111 14 toot, test 111 foot; North ta pomi South 7t door*** Waat ot Bosmnmg, North T t dograos Baal to beginning. PARCEL S: Poaraon A parcel ol land In Section 31, Township IS Soum. Rang* 30 Spat. BUR too. Block 003E, Lot 0000, Bomlnod County Taa Aasmt No. 4041 (IM S ), dgaliy B IG 1174.17 foot S and S 1 D IG S 411 loot ot NW comer ot NS 1/4 run S 7S OSO 130 toot S 3 D IG 34 MIN W 147.4 foot E 314 44 1*04 N. 111.4 f#4f B TS DEO W ERAS foot to R IO . PARCIL S: W.P. Bell Tho Soum 33 !/ ! Cham* of tha Waat 1/4 of m* Southwarn 17* of Soctdn M . Township t t South, Rang* 30 Bast, lying South and East of tho Sanford Grant Un*. and mo Eatl 100 dot ol the laniard Grant Unp In Section 30. Township IS Soum. Rang* SO E*st, OM In Seminod County, Florida Subject to mad right of ways, aaaamiiwa and restriction* of record. PARCIL T: Widen Thai part af me Sam 300 foot af m* Worn 1340.4 loot of mo Soum 17SS.0I d o t of m* Norm t r s o o i loot of tn* n s t/4 of Soctdn 3t, TOwnaMp IS Soum, Rang* 30 leaf. North of tha Sanford Grant Una, M M the la m 140 d o t of m* Soum 400 toot at the Harm 434 d m and ado taa* the SFaol 140 tom ot PARCEL B: Sates Section 11, Township IS South. Range M Soot, Beginning 3* 7' Want and T M ' South 3S degrees West of Northeast corner Run Waal 411' South 34I.4S' Baal 1SS.11' Norm M degree* East 431.1' Section 11, Township IS South. Range 30 Boot, Sag inning 434.73' Waot and 41S.S3' South of NerthsMf cor­ ner run South 1S T East M J North 100' Wool 34S.S foot U Section S I. TowoaMp IB South, Bans# 30 KsM, m I PUnits ■RttYRlniwa §A |f,f*1 WM* ——Jk '■ SPlPWS M degrees Watt M S' gf Ma Northeast comer run Rotdh SB since McCain relinquished the chairmanship of Indian Affairs to Campbell so he could chair the more prestigious Com­ merce Committee. Campbell initially seemed like nn ideal candidate to chair the Indian Affairs Committee. He’s the only American Indian tn Ute Senate, und hts Interest tn Indian Issues runs deep. Out he’s been far less effective In the Job than McCain, who im­ mersed himself tn the arrnne legal and political Issues that affect Indians and who served as a bulwark against those who would tear down the laws. Campbell didn't help himself when he hired Inexperienced staffers to help him with com­ mittee business. The situation has some longtime observers thinking that Campbell may be more style than substance when It comes to drullng with Indian tssucs. WASHINGTON-In midSeptember. as Congress was rushing toward adjournment, a closed-door meeting took place between six Influential sena­ tors. Their Intention was to squash « had Idea that could have had disastrous conse­ quences for millions of Ameri­ can Indians. Sens. John McCain. R-Arlz., Daniel Inouyc. D-Hawaii. Hen Nlghthorse Campbell. R-Colo., Ted Stevens, K-Alnska. and Slade Gorton. It-Wash., met In the offices of Sen. Pete Somcnlci, R-N.M.. to discuss a plan by Gorton that would have stripped lrltres of one of their most haste rights. It wasn't so much a meeting ns a dressing-down. Gorton had Insened a meas­ ure Into a *13 billion appro­ priations hill that would have forced tribes to give up their Immunity to !uwsu!ts--a key­ stone of the government's In­ dian policy that recognizes tribes as sovereign entitles. McCain, the previous chair­ man of the Senate Indian Af­ fairs Committee and a cham ­ pion of Indian rights, would have none of It And neither would Campbell, the man who succeeded him und who vowed that the controversial measure would ;ass ‘over hts dead body.' Indian advocates In and out of Congress shad also hern fighting the measure for months. Realizing the battle was al­ ready lost--and that a floor fight would ImjH-nl the entire appropriations hlll--Gorton raved In and agreed to drop the provision In exchange for a promise that he could hold hearings on Ute Issue this spring. Now. with a new session of Congress Just around the cor­ ner. Gorton Is set to continue a crusade that he launched nearly 30 years ago as attorney general tn hts home state of Washington. Gorton has made tt hta mission to rewrite federal Indian policy--an effort that usually puts him nt odd with tribal leaders. Indian officials believe Gor­ ton's gruilgr goes back tp Ills long-ago days as attorney gea:. rral. when he lost a fishing rights case before the. US* 6**preme Court that gave Indians a greater claim to the salmon harvest off Washington’s Pa­ cific coast. Gorton's current crusade was ‘topic No. 1“ last week as the National Congress of American Indians convened In Washing­ ton to discuss their legislative strategy for Ute coming ses­ sion. according to one observer present. Indian activists expect Gor­ ton to take another stab at re­ writing the laws this year. Be­ sides tile Immunity Issue, Gor­ ton wants to rewrite the for­ mula by which tribes arc allo­ cated money bv (lie federal government, denying funds to tribes that have grown wealthy through casino gambling or other mrans. Hut the tribes say the issue Is a red herring, since Ute federal funds are ob­ ligated to the tribes by treaty, In exchange fur giving up their lands. "We expect hts to puraue a couple of different Issues this session.' said NCA1 president Ron Allen, including a plan to decrease federal funding for tribes. ‘He has a belief lhat there Is no obligation by the federal government to continue to fund tribes." Gorton's efforts have grown steadily bolder In the year • It wasn’t so much a meeting as a dressing, down, f Footnote: Neither Campbrll nor Gorton returned our calls fui luiumrnl. All Itauismbrion Defects AreNotM^jor ProblemsConsult a Specialist Harrell & Beverly T r a n s m is s io n s 322-8415 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford Since 1959.aaSaine Location U I H I A S I f H N U N I V f R S l I Y IN FO R M ATIO N M EETIN G ATTEND ONE OF THE INFORMATION MEETINGS TO FIND OU T HOW YOU CAN EARN A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ONLY 27 MONTHS. 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Jr. Service Awards were presented to Dorothy Drown, committee member, and to the following persons who have contributed greatly to the suc­ cess of this MLK. J r. observa­ tion: Rev. Dr. W. Frank Wil­ liams. Raymond Gaines, Ronnld Nathan. Barbara K. Bentley. Dr. Velma Williams, Dr. Calvin Collins. Dr. Willie Newman. Dr. Willie B. Sher­ man. Sylvester Wynn. Leon Brooks. Marva Hawkins, and Eunice I. Wilson. The 199H Brotherhood Award was presented to Benjamin Levy who has served on the MUCs Jr. Steering Committee for many yearn. Mr. Levy was presented this award by Bringing done* and tribute to tha ataga, Qacalyn Jonas honor* her lata la­ ther, humanitarian and holy man, tha Rav. Amos Jonas. Msmbsra o< Tha M artin Lutear King GatebteBon C hoir raiaalhairvoiosa In song te fis rs ig io u a asrvtos th is HAST UAIQAIKT Mary Margaret A n n a , 03. Melbourne, died Friday, Ja n . 16. 1998. Bom In Plattsburgh. N.Y.. she moved to M elbourne from Sanford in 1993. Mrs. Arana was a registered nurae. She was a member of All Souls Catholic Church. Sanford. Survivors include niece. Many Barry, Barefoot Bay. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of arrangements. M A in it i n A TW ELL Margie Lee Atwell. 71. North Elder Road, Sanford, died Sunday. Jan. 18, 1998. Bom June 27, 1926. ahe waa a life long resident of Sanford. Mrs. Atwell waa a homemaker and a cook In several cafeterias. She was a member of First Church of the Nazarene. Sanford, where she was active In th e Restore Food program. Survivors Include sisters, Grace LeGcr, Lake Land. Frances Spooner. Brooksvllle. Lillian I. Gatlin, Betty Jan e Giles, both of Sanford. M innie Mae Walker. Davenport; brothers. Albert a T ucker. Pasadena, Texas, Raymond M. King. Osteen. Brtsaon Funeral Home. San­ ford. in charge of arran g e­ ments. GWENDOLYN D. CATES Gwendolyn D. Gate*. 6 3 . East 24th Street, Sanford, died Sunday. Ja n . 18, 1998 a t tier residence. Bom Ju n e 16, 1914 In Daytona Beach, ahe was a life tong resident of Cen­ tral Florida. Mrs. Cates was a homemaker. She was a Bap­ tist. Survivors include sisters. Doris Crosson. Jacksonville. Lavtme Baas. Sanford; b ro th ­ ers. J.C. Newsome, Lakeland. Vernon Newsome. F t Myers. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford. In charge of a r ­ rangements. Roy M. Jacob* Sr.. 53. North Cortes Street. Winter Springs, died. Friday, Jan. 18, 1998. Bom May, 20. 1944 In Sumerduck. Va.. he moved to chairmen Dorothea W. Fogle and Sylvester Wynn. Levy Is a m em ber trustee of the Rabbanl Charitable Trust, and director of the Bahai Seminar Conference on Social Economic Development for the Americas held each December In Orlando. He has been a delegate to the National Bahai' National Conference held In Wlllot, 111. for the last 10 years. Levy and his lovely wife Fran- pate wwahsnd. A tw o-day trib ig # harakted tha man a to d M a o m u c h to b s tta ri Central Florida In 1968. Mr. Jaco b s was employed In con­ struction. He was a m em ber of Longwood W orship Center. Survivors Include wife, M ar­ garet: son Roy J r.; daughters, .Dorene. Casselberry. A nnette. Texas; brother Jam es S., Sum erduck. Va.; sisters. Betty-Lou Lacey. Sum erduck. Va., Audrey Duvall. Sanford; six grandchildren. Family Funeral Care. Oviedo. In charge of arran g e­ m ents. J E M L . H O LC O M B Jan. 21. 10 a.m. In Oaklawn Me­ morial Park, lake Mary, wtth Pas­ tor Diane G. Watson officiating, there will be no public viewing. Brtsaon Funeral Home. 3222131. Sanford, in charge of serv­ ices. CATES. O W ED O LTN D . Graveside funeral sendees for Mr*. Gwendolyn D. Cates, 83. of Sanford, who died Sunday, will be at t l a.in. Wednesday at Ever­ green Cemetery. Arrangements by Gramkow Fu­ neral Home. 500 E. Airport Btvd.. Sanford. Fla.. 32773. 14071 3223213. Jeaa L. Holcomb, 65, Hobson Street. Longwood. died Sun­ day. Ja n . 18. 1998. Bom In Kentucky, he moved to Central Florida from Columbus. Ind. In C oatla nsd from 1973. Mr. Holcomb was a pool contractor. He was BapUst. He , awareness, cul­ served In the U.S. Navy. tural awareness, health and Survivors Include wife, Clara; physical fitness, and social daughters. Bee Id Blankenship. graces, Smith said. Orange City. Cindy W alker, i Cathy, both of Longwood; sons. Smith said her organisation Mark. David, both of Long­ Is asking successful m en and wood: brother. Bob. California; heads of the community to ateter. Ann Nelble. Indiana: serve aa guest speakers a t the seven grandchildren; two event while serving a s positive great-grandchildren. role models and future m entor s Baldwln-Fairchlld Oaklawn to the young men. Park Cemetery a n d Funeral Home. Lake Mary, In charge of Sanford City C om m issioner. arrangem ents. Velma Williams, a a event ■ipporter. said Young Men Of Dis­ O LO A V . W IL S 0 H -6 0 L 0 M 0 N tinction can Instffl pride in the Olga V. Wllaon-Solomon community and in the families Vasques. S3. Freem an Street. of the young men participating. Longwood. died Saturday. Jan . T h is will provide hope for 17. 1998. Bom in LaCdba. the youth and families aendirqj Honduras, he moved to Cen­ the message that all tral Florida from Brooklyn. and there are youth who have N.Y. in 1988. Mrs. Vasques aspirations," Williams said. was a child care provider. She "This program la the begin­ w y a Christian. ning of something great and Survivors Include daughter. Norris O.. Longwood; sons long overdue. There are youth Gerald S. Wilson. France. doing positive tilings. We need to communicate the fact that Cartes A . Atlantic City. N J.; we love our youth and they three grandchildren. five have a lot going." great-grandchildren; one On Feb. 7 at 9 a.m. there will great-great-grandchild re n . be a breakfast p im H * and Baldwln-Fairchlld Oaklawn awards presentation a t the park Cemetery and Funeral Sanford Boyu and Olrt# Chib Home. Lake Mary. In charge of for the participants and their arrangem ents. families. Golden Rule is also “ king churches and local « k — I 'l f c W * ! businesses to help sponsor the w i t . the entry fee te 666. ____ funeral sendees for For Information o r an appli­ Mrs. Atwell will be Wedncsdsy. cation. call 324-9133. Men cine are ardent community workers. The Rev. Leonard Wtlson. pastor of St. Matthew Baptist Church rendered the prayer of unity and thanksgiving. He asked for love and unification among all people. The celebration entertain­ ment waa presented by the youthful voices of the Tajlrl School of Performing Arts and Academics under the direction of Patricia M. Whatley, with Elolse W. Dllllgard at the con­ sole. The musical renditions were *1 Like America" and "Let Freedom Ring". Seminole Boys Glee Club sang "Children of God Keep on Marching Ye Shall Be Free*. Various selections depicted the life of our youth In Amer­ ica. They reminded us that growing up Is not so easy. You con make it. yea youth are a winner with Ood on their aide. The grand finale of the Tajlrl Arts Performers was the sing­ ing of "We Hold the Key to To­ morrow. We Have a Service to Plan." Yeal The ole' African proverb led by drumm er and bongo "It Takes a Whole Vil­ lage to Raise a Child* waa Joined in by the guests aa the evening came to a d ose wtth the productions featuring over 42 youth who performed song, poetry, dram a and dance. The dtU ens of Sanford wit­ nessed another dinner theater at the Sanford Civic Center. The Inter-Faith Service was the gathering worshippers who saw the need to remember Dr. Martin Luther King. J r. on Sunday. January 18 a t 2:30 p.m. The site of the service was the Sanford Ctvlc C enter "Help Somebody! Every American Can Make A Difference". Eve­ rybody can serve and all can achieve peace and unity. The tnter-fallh service for 1998 was dedicated to the Rev. Amos C. Jones. Like Dr. King. Rev. Jo n e s demonstrated his love of Ood by serving others. He knew that King's philoso­ phy was the concept of service. H ie many boards on which he served demonstrated his love for Sanford and social prob­ lems. He waa a visionary, leader, minister, teacher, chrtl rights activist and he spent h is lira helping to make lira better for others. The committee to honored to bave dedicated tm s'w errtce to him. The City of Sanford MLK Steering Commlfnft’ donated 6200 to the Rev. Amos C. Jones scholarship fond at Seminole Community College. Master of ceremonies. Pastor Ricky Scott of New ML Calvary BapUst Church. Mayor Larry Dale, MLK J r . co-chairm an Sylvester Wynn, along with other participants of the serv­ ice marched In the proces­ sional to the data. Soloist Stephanie Brown and Andrea Have* led the singing of "We Will Stand" written by Shirley Caesar. The Rev. Linda Hayes of the ML Oltve AM.E. Church In East Sanford gave the Invoca­ tion. A tribute to Rev. Amos C. Grand marshal for tha Martin Luthsr King Jr. cstobration parade, organized by tha Rav. Rucker, held Monday. Is Ron Nathan, principal of Goldsboro Elamantary School. Jones waa made by Sylvester Wynn who spoke of Jones' dedication and service to the MLK committee and Elder Timothy Hudson, m inister and friend, community worker, spoke of Jones’ service and concern for hts community and all people. Greetings by City of Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and the Christian community and churches were given by Dr. Er­ rol Chcny. Scriptures were read by Patricia McElroy of the Bahai, Minister Robert Guy, holy word. Raymond Gaines made the appeal for offerings and gave the prayer of giving. He re­ minded all that education opens doors that no one can close. Dr. Lurfene Sweeting p re ­ sented the speaker of the hour the .Rev. Brute Sitott. Dr. Sweeting Is remembered as the first MLK Steering Committee chairm an. A commemorative m essage waa delivered by Pastor Bruce Scott, pastor of the First Pres­ byterian Church. H its Indeed reminded the audience of the reason of this celebration. P as­ tor Scott told us to be Chris­ tians who will make (he differ­ ence In our world. We are a part of the 1,000 points of life, we need each other because we live In a circular society. Give of your time and talent, keep your feet on the ground, be a drum major for peace, justice, love and non-violence. We can accept spiritual gifts from our Father and be a blessing to one another. Je su s ts our morning star. Follow that star. Gods plan ts for all; rich. poor, black, white, or Aslan as when we stand nt the cross we wtU l>e a s one Chris­ tian family. Rev. Arthur Choice extrnded the Invitation to disclpleahlp. Chairmen of the Inter-Faith were Serive Hawkins, Linda Medlock, Dorothy Brown, and MLK celebration choir, Sylvia Stallworth, Asst. Director. Thanks and appreciation go to Pastor Bruce Scott, and Pas­ tor Robert Doctor. One dozen roses were presented to Queen Jones, wife of the late Rev. Jones, former pastor of St. Paul Baptist Church. Special blessing* and thank* goes to,.the MLK Celebration £holr and all 'Of the churches, and choir mt^nbera who help to make this years celebration In music a success. "Glorious Is the Name of Jesus", "Afrit Got Time to Die*. "Hold On. Help Is On The Way* with solotst Faye Henderson. "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" featured soloists Kay Gam er and Vincent Butler. This special tribute to the late Rev. Jones was a creative dance to the selection "I Love the Lord" by the daughter of the Jones'. Oeralyn Jones. As Rev. Robert Doctor gave the benediction you could hear "Let There Be Peace On Earth* and the 1998 celebration becam e history. ford chamber." said Polk. 40. daughter of former Seminole County Sheriff Jo h n E. Polk. "It's a pleasure to do what I can to help in the volunteer programs." Moore said he was very sur­ prised to be given the Perez Humanitarian Award. He had won the Topper Award In 1072. "This was totally unexpected." he said. headed In the right direction. I like w hat's happening." Ron Rose, the executive di­ rector of the Sanford Cham ber, said there are currently 750 members. There's high energy within the Chamber, evident by the new look of the First Street headquarters. T h ere's a lot going on," Sills said. "There was a time when this cham ber was o n e . of the strongest and from what we're seeing Sanford will be a m ajor, voice again. There's a vigorous growth taking place. I'm very excited about being able to help coordinate that growth." Cham ber Norwalk. Conn. He has a m as­ ter's degree in Public Admini­ stration and a bachelor's in Political Science from Florida Atlantic University, Gall Hinton was named Am­ bassador of the Year. Cheryl Polk was named Volunteer of the Year, Brendan Cannody wee nam rd Business Person of the Year. Linda Johnson won the Outgoing President's Award and Richard Evans was given the Sports Hall of Fame Award. "IVe only been around a short while b u t I sense the high energy level at the San- Moore is optimistic that the cham ber la about to accom­ plish big things. “ Cham bers nave a tendency to have up and down years." he said. From the looks of things, this one 'U School policing would be a very radical change In A proposal was submitted to the Sanford Ctty Commission regarding funds to finance the class which la approximately 67.000. The commission authorized expendi­ ture from th e Law Enforcement Trust Fund, which Is monies gained mostly from drug ad fu rts . T m very excited about It (the class), and the officers seem very enthused," said Sanford Po­ lice Chief Joe Dillard. "I'm certainly hoping that the results from this class will help the community," he said. Purrrrr-fectU ! I have my subscription to the Sanford Herald, For Local Sports •People * Health Fitness * •Education •Local Editorials and Local News four SWWlpW* Sanford Herald 300 N. FraacJi Ava* 1— fcHl •312-M I1 �J w Sanford Herald, Sanford. Ftorta - Tuesday, January 20, 1 N ( - U Nar-Anon Nar-Anon. a self-help group for rrlatlvea and friends of a d ­ dicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospi­ tal. For more Information, call 809-0364. TO P S Member of Take 0(1 Pounds Sensibly, TOPS, Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Churrh, 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 321-4464. Llons Club The Longwood-Lake Mary Lions Club meets the first and third Tuesday of every month, at 7 p.m.. at the Ramada Inn. S.R. 434 In Longwood. Visitors and prospective members are wel­ come to attend. Pilot Club The Sanford Pilot Club m eets the first and third Tuesday at 7 p.m. tn the RSVP building on the cam pus at Seminole Com ­ munity College. All Interested ore welcome to attend. Kannal Club The Central Florida Kennel Club meets the third Tuesday of every month, at 8 p.m., at the Lake Island Recreation Center. 450 Harper, Winter Park. Anyone Interested In the bet­ terment and protection of probred dogs or In breeding or showing dogs Is welcome to a t ­ tend meetings and apply for membership. Call 671-7440. Haalth Education Deltona Health Education Club meets the third Tuesday of the month at the Center for Better Living, 2922 Howland Blvd., Suite 4, Deltona, at 7 p.m. Anyone Interested In health and well-being Is Invited to attend. Fdr Information. call (904)532-9290. nors * to donate at Ita Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. Klwanls Club Effective Oct. 1, the Klwanls Club of Sanford Is moving the wceklyWednesday Inoon unchron meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Mnrlna Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. Dancing for Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance li held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live m u­ sic by die Deltontans 13-piece band. Donation $3.00. Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m., at 111 E. 27th St., Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. WalcomB Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.tn. on the third Wednesday of very month. Those wishing to attend, call Betty, 695-0144. or Lucy. 3227877. Coach enjoys working with Team KIDS By SUfiANWERNBR Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY • Mike Tomasslnl is the head coach for a team. This group called Team KIDS, from First Baptist Church Mark­ ham Woods, Is actually not a sports team but a group of children working for the Lord and team ing more about the Bible. Tomasslnl and his wife. Kristin, have worked with the program since Septem ­ ber 1997. She Is an a s sis ­ tant coach on one of the three teams. Two of their children, C J „ and Anthony arc members of Team KIDS but their other daughter Jennifer Is active with the congregations youth group. He described the team as a program that the "Southern Baptists have." Team KIDS begins with preschool, kin­ dergarten and First grade children In a group. Grades two. three and four are In another group, while grades five and six compose the last team. There are two coaches for each group and Tomasslnl Is the head coach or coordl- nator for the entire pro­ gram. He modestly shared, "We have a great team of committed coaches. It's not a one-man show. I can't take a lot of credit. Everyone really works together. I really enjoy working with the children and being a part of something to teach them about God's word. I want them to know that it's fun to learn about Qod." With eight adults and a p ­ proximately 25 children meeting weekly on Wednes­ day evenings from 6:45 to 8 p.m. the group has a p a r­ ticular curriculum that they follow . "First we have a warm-up, then work-out. tournam ent and then cool down." he said. "All these vary each week depending on the fo­ cus. During the warm-up we learn about the Bible and Bible verses. During the workout we use an activity book and every week It has a different message. For ex­ ample we may talk to the kids about listening to their parents and pastor. Then during the tournam ent we may use creative games to bring the message even more dearly. For example we did a recent activity with M ite Tom asslnl plans Taam KIDS' program one person, one helper and four teammates. The partner was blindfolded and waa to only listen to one person to get the ball in a goal. Four other people were telling him other things but he was to only listen to that one person. The lesson teaches us Dial we should only Usten to god and not what others tell us. During the cool-down phase we give the children refreshm ents and try to help thrm think about the evening and calm down a bit before their p a re n t a team checi ... I? 7 * * ? K,",S L * n “ °* *** For mon about Team Baptist Chi Woods a t 332 Strawberries easy to grow in Florida A plant In the rooe family, the strawberry Is grown for Us TO P S delicious fruits. Plants are easy A local chapter of TOPS to grow and produce fruits over (Take Off pounds Sensibly) s long period of time. Straw­ meets every Wednesday, at 6:30 berries are groWn as annuals in Florida.'' „ . p.m.. In the auditorium ..of South Seminole Hospital. BOO. CoM f l m ikl n D ie leaves W. S.R. 434, Longwood. will withstand cold weather, Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. but flowers and fruit may be The first meeting Is held every injured or killed by frosts or Blood Bank Wednesday, at 9-30, at freezes. By protecting early Central Florida Blood Bank Lakrvtew Christian Church. blossoms, you might obtain 1400 B ear Lake Road Apopka. earty fruit. If plants lose their to taking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ For Information, call 293-5048. flowers and early fruit due to cold, a later crop will develop when the mild weather returns. M reqa lrs m e t a : Welldrained. moist but not wet, sandy soils with a good quan­ tity of organic m atter are best The Sorjdrd Herald welcomes news about you. your family, suited for strawberry produc­ friends and neighbors. But. we need your help by submitting tion. but most all sod types are adequate. information to us. M risM agi For best results, Requests for photo coverage should be made s t least three strawberries should be days in advance by calling our office. Your organization's pub­ mulched. Straw and other licity person should arrange for photo coverage and submit a natural organic m aterials may news release about the event no later than three days following. be used, but black polyethyl­ Engagement and wedding forma are available at our office. If ene plastic mulch Is recom­ desired, these may be accompanied by a black and white or color mended. Use 1 to 1-1/2 mil photo. These stories are usually run an Sundays and should be plastic In a width that will submitted on Tuesday before the publication date. Weddings completely cover top and sides more than three months old will be published In announcement of bed. The taro-row bed. cov­ form without a photo. ered with black plastic mulch Our address: The Sanford Herald, P.O. Bax 1667. Sanford Is most popular. Apply the 32772 or 300 N French Ave.. Sanford. 32771. Phone: 322-2611. plastic Just before planting. Be Fun 323-9406. sure the bed is farmed p rop­ erly. is firm, fertilised and very AL FERRER motet. Place sail on the edges of the plastic to hold tn place. Cut silts or holes s t the proper intervals in which to Insert plants. Planting: Buy certified, dis­ ease-free plants. Keep p lan ts motet before planting. Set plants in motet soil 10-14 Inches be tween plants and 3 6 40 Inches between row s.. Spread roots out In fan-shape: do not double or crumple up. do not cover drown, and do not leave tops or roots exposed. Pack the soil around the roots firmly, then sprinkle with wa­ ter. Overhead sprinkling keeps the tops from drying out until the roots can get established. Strawberry planting dates for Central Florida Is between Oc­ tober 1 and November 15. Cool tn about a month. Fruit pro­ duction and harvesting occurs throughout the spring. Warm weather and longer days, make the. plants cease to produce bentos. All plants are usually des troyed a t this time. V M H looi Since straw ber­ ries are very sensitive to such climatic conditions a s day length and tem perature, It la Important that you select a va­ riety adapted to Florida condi­ tions. F lorida SO, Ttoda. So- mites, white grubs, cutworms, slugs, and m ails. See "Florid* Vegetable Gardening Ouide" for suggestions on pest control. plants will benefit from over­ head sprinkling for two or three days. Sprinkling fills In the sol) around the roots and keeps the tope from diytng o u t Trickle Irrigation to extremely well-adapted for use with strawberries. To avoid leaching the fertilizer, do not place the trickle lines directly over the fertilizer band. Where fertilizer deficiencies occur, soluble fer­ tilizer may be applied through lines beneath the plastic. 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I ( 11 {V . . . { 2 2 I I �TUESDAY S anford Herald J a n u a ry 20. 1998 Sports OUTDOORS JIM SHUPE GFC enforcing redear sunfish law at Merritt’s Mill Pond SANFORD _ T he G am e a n d FTesh W ater F ish C om m ission (OFC) h a s b e g u n enforcing n new fishing reg u la tio n for re d e a r su n flsh o n M erritt's Mill Pond in M arianna. The GFC h a s e stab lish ed a 14-lnch m in i­ m um size lim it a n d a five fish dally b ag lim it for "rcdears." a lso know n a s shellcrackers. on th e 2 0 2 -ac re fish m an ag em en t area. T his action to re sto re a falling fishery re p ­ re s e n ts th e first reduced b ag lim it o r size lim it on re d c a r In Florida. Historically. M e m tt's Mill Pond h a s been know n for p ro d u cin g large re d e a r su n flsh . Seven sta te reco rd s a n d th e c u rre n t w orld record (4.86 pounds) red c a r w ere c a u g h t th ere. M erritt's Mill P o n d 's h a b ita t Is u n iq u e to Florida In th a t It h a s extrem ely clear a n d h a rd w a te r w hich s u p p o rts a large sn ail p o p u la tlo n - th e p rim a ry food supply for r e ­ d ear. It Is a w orld-class re d e a r fishery a s evi­ d enced by th e la s t two w orld records. Following two y e a rs o f intensive h a rv e st d u rin g th e early 1900‘s, th e p o p u larity o f r e ­ d e a r fishing declined a s a n g le rs b eg an catching-few er a n d sm aller fish. •O u r surveys show th a t h a rv e st o f re d e a r declined 70 p ercen t betw een 1992 a n d 1994,* sa id GFC fisheries biologist J o h n Crew. T h i s poor fishing w as th e n followed by a n e x ­ tended tw o-year draw dow n of th e lake for d a m repairs.* B Weekend wrapLiberty Christian romps; Lake Brantley, Lyman boys pull off upsets get some door time In the game. Tazanyar scored a game-high 25 points for Dear Lake Christian SANFORD _ Top-ranked Liberty School. Christian School of Sanford took a Liberty Christian School will be huge first half lead and coasted to In action again tonight, traveling to a big win over No. 3-rankrd Dear Leesburg to challenge the Lake Lake Christian School. 62-37. County ChrlaUan School Hawks. Monday night at the Sanford Salva­ Junior varsity acUon begins at 6 tion Army Gymnasium. p.m.. with the varsity set for a 7 Liberty Christian lias been the No. I-ranked team In their league LIBERTY 6 2 . BEAR L A B 9 7 for five yearn In a row and the string doesn't appear It will end B s si Laka C k iM iu Sahssl (97) TkauqrM 25. Ptaqorr B. Amaya I . anytime soon as It raised Us record Liberty C hrist la s B ehM l (02) to 3 - 1 with the victory. Kalrfutl 3. Day IS. IY »t 3. Iln n k o m 16. •We pressed them the whole O iukc 12. WUliam 2. PUrhrr 8. Oalana 2. game, but we did not play a regular L/n|n 0 4 9 10 14 _ 97 Liberty game.* said Liberty head Bsar la k a lib e r ty 17 91 10 14 _ 0 2 coach Brian Drown. The game was intense and filled L A T E FR ID A Y with excitement despite the fact P A T S PO U N D U O N S the game was virtually over at OVIEDO _ Lake Brantley took a halftime, with Liberty Christian first period lead, then Increased holding a 38-7 advantage. John Day topped the Liberty the advantage in the second quar­ Christian scoring chart with IB ter and host Oviedo could never re­ points, while Lee Drookover and lover as llie visiting PaUlots upset Joel Gltzke were also In double fig­ the No. 5 state-ranked Lions, BOures with 16- and 12-points, re­ 49. In a boys' Seminole Athletic Conference and Class BA-District 3 spectively. Phillip Lenger also played an basketball contest at Oviedo High outstanding night on the defensive School Friday night. Drew Morgan scored 17 points end and on the backboards for the Preps. Fags a* locals, which saw Us whole squad From S taff R eports (SyAsSSasS Drew Morgan poured In a game-high 17 points ranksd Oviedo, 00-40, Friday night. Laka Brantley upset No. stats- Tw o still undefeated in Sanford AdultFlag ! Football H ie poor fishing pro m p ted local a n g le rs to I^ksk th e GFC to {k^pom cthlng to re sto re th e * ic d c a r fishery th a t m ad e M irrttt'a Mill f o n d ram o u s. • — Crew said th e new ru le will p ro d u ce a t r o ­ phy re d e a r fishery by allow ing fish to survive early h a rv e st, live longer a n d utilize th e a b u n d a n t food su p p ly to grow to a la rg e r size. *We expect th e fishery to pro d u ce c o n sid ­ erably larg er re d c a r w ith in th re e y e a rs a fte r th is new reg u latio n k ick s In.* Crew said. *We Ssminois High School pitcher Lance Odom (sealed, center) signed e Letter-of-Intent wdh Deytona Beech Community Colega last weak. On hand for foe signing were (seated, left SANFORD _ J u s t Don't Make No Sense Joined the Sanford Bum as the only undefeated team s In the Sanford Recreation Department Adult Flag Football Polar Bear League, while the Scoreboard h ib Nlghts talkers posted their first win of the season tost Friday night at base Park. CaM n Davis threw two touch->wn passes a s J u s t Don't Make No Sense took a 14-6 halftime lead and then added another scoring strike In the second half as Ju st Don't Make No Sense handed Sig­ nal O their drat loss of the season 28-6. In the opening game of the eve-j to right) Alee Odom, Lance. DBCC coeoh Rick Hal, (alandktg. nlng. Ed Rivera matched DavU' he-; laft to right) SHS Prinicpal Qretchen Schapker, Mfca Odom. rotes with two first half touchdown SHS AMatic Director and Baaabal Coach Mfca Powers. throws as the Scoreboard PubNlghtotolkers took a 14-12 halftime l advantage over the On The B all-| Vikings. The Scoreboard Pub -1 Nights talkers then got an tnsur-j once touchdown, the only score of! the second half, a s Rivera hurledWhat followed was an eight million dollar renova­ hto third touchdown pass to com -! tion and construction of a multiplex to meet the needs plcte a 20-12 triumph. of the staff, students and athletes. In addition, the J u s t Don't Make No Sense a n d i baseball and softball facilities are state of the art. the Sanford Bum are both 2-0 and! lead Signal 0(1-1), the Scoreboard! complete with Indoor batting and pitching tunnels, locker rooms, student support fsdliUes, training Pub-Nightstalkera (1-2) and the On* The Bau-VUdngs (0-3). *• roams, equipment rooms and a chib house. This Friday evening, the On The I The only missing ingredient for a successful base­ ball team at DBCC was a coach. They didn't have to Ball-Vikings challenge J u s t D on't! Make No Sense a t 7 p.m.: Signal O look very for to find their man. Rick Hall was a coach a t Stetson University for 18 tackles the Sanford Bum at 8 p.m.; the Scoreboard years before accepting the Job at the community col­ Nlghtatalkers have the week off. lege. And he to very excited to get started. Davto threw touchdown posses of CC to In *DBCC Is one of the top BO community colleges coll the notion, and one of the top three In the Southeast.* 44 yards to Shawn Washington and Hall explained. *and then when I realised the com ­ fox yards to Ray Hartofteld and mitment that the administration and the community also hit Washington with a twohave to the athletic programs, the choice to leave point extra point pass to account not a s difficult. Athletes at DBCC have a for Ju st Don't Make No Sense’s 90H graduation rate, to It's obvious that the em pha- first half points. In the second half, Davto hit Ray its to placed on the student p art of the student sthHartsfleld with a 35-yard pass to Icte. I feel like a kid in a candy store.* set-up a three-yard touchdown to ss So do Odom's parents. *We are Just so proud of Lance.* said Odoui's father, from Davto to Ray Hartsfleld. After Carlos Hartsfleld hit Mike. *Our older son played ball in Alabama and ao we didn't get to nee him play aa much. I have been Washington with a two-point con­ coaching and helping Lance from the beginning. version to make the score 20-6, Ray HartaAdd sicked off a pass Having him ao doae will really be nice.* T truly_ believe 1J I W going to a community and reti returned It 90 yards to set-up a rt that Lance college to a real positive,* added Odom's mother. Al* Id-yard touchdown p a s s ____ can act get the hard part of hto studies out of the Carlo# HartaAdd to Steve r v ^ . foe. T iei con way while being In a smaller atmosphere Daytona to complete the scoring. Signal a s only Beach to a really nice school and they to care fy touchdown about the kids.* set-up when Steve Sons' d r i e d o ff Chris T h y t a T p There are still open roster spots on the DBCC team a pass . - and _________ and chances ate pretty good that tome other locals seven-yards to Fred Oototon for the may take advantage of this opportunity. For now, Odom to Just relieved to have the college Pub'o-Nightatalkcrs d frtd o n fotan core of ao he con concentrate on a Bret half lend aa playing hto final year of ball a t the high 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 S A N FO R D HERALD DAILY — SANFORD _ Most kids are still trying to decide where they want to go to college up until they're su p ­ posed to leave. Thanks to a tremendous scholarship offer. Lance Odom already knows and he's still got half of hla senior year to go. Odom h as accepted a scholarship based half on academics and half on baseball from Daytons Beach Community College. T pretty much knew that I wanted to attend com ­ munity college and then go on to a four-year univer­ sity.* Odom said. "Oolng to DBCC to really going to be good for me. I think. Coach (Rick) Hall specialises in pitching and having the opportu n ity to start with a first year program to a once in a lifetime opportunity.* Next year will m ark the first baseball team at DBCC since the early 70s. Most are already speculating that tot despite being young and new. the community college ge will be a team to be reckoned with aa their first year. *Lsncc to really a good kid and I'm glad to sec him get the opportunity to play a t the college level.* said Seminole head* baseball coach Mike Powers. •Especially at Daytons Beach. They have a fabulous faculty for the athletic programs with the third best weight room In the county and their academic pro­ gram s are outstanding. This to a tremendous oppor­ tunity for Lance.* Odom was able to sign early because of hto great abilities on the pitching mound. He was heavily re­ cruited by the community college and sold he la looking forward to helping to build the p ro p am from the p o u n d up. About Ove five y e a n ago. uthe of the Dr. P hilip Day, campaign to bring mote extra curricular to the school. — t Herald Staff Writer ■- Daytona Beach CC inks Odom �■Sartord Herald. Santord. Florida •Tunaday January JO. ' 998 p assed eightyards to Jim m y Bonomo to open Ids team 's scoring and then Rlvrrn added an extra­ point ru n . Rivera then lilt Donnie Grayson with a 40-yard pass to set-up a 10-vard touchdown pass to Bonomo and Rivera then passed to Rodney Green for the extra point. The On The Ball-Vlklngs countered with an 80-yard ktrk-ofT return by Anton Grooms and a 50-yard touch­ down pass from Amos Sparrowto Fabian McKinney. Outdoors liass arc contained. Don’t forget the Wcklva BlKT. as big river bass move Into the wurm spring waters to spawn. Speckled pcirh con­ tinue to be scattered In U kc Monroe. Btg winter flounder are the main nttrnc110,1 at Sebastian Inlet. Bounce finger mul­ let slowly across the bottom for flounder to ovrr 10 pounds. Blucflsh. snook redflsh and a few trout will also be caught. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports that sonic king mackerel, dolphin, and wahoo arc being caught ofTshorc when seas permit safe fishing. Inside the Port, sheepshcad and flounder are affording fnlr action. Trout and redflsh nrc scattered In the Ba­ nana and Indian Rivers. Heavyweight shecpshcad and blucflsh steal the show at Ponce Inlet. Shrepshend to over 8 pounds nrc hitting live shrimp or fid­ dler crabs at the tlu of the north jetties. Blucflsh will hit Just about anything that doesn’t bite back. Trout and redflsh nrc rated as fair In Mosquito Lagoon. C ontinued from Page IB also will see some faster growing fish living even longer resulting In world-class sizes.* Fishing regulations for other species will remain the same. SHUPE’S SCOOP Fisheries rnnnnrjcmenf does work. and J\sh populations haue fo be maintained /or future generations. Expect more manage­ ment in the years to come, as human popu­ lation o f our state increases, putting even more pressures on Jlsh numbers. FISHING FORECAST Bass fishing In the river Is tough due to excessively high water. It Is almost like looking for a needle in a haystack. The bass have moved Into newly flooded areas, mak­ ing It difficult to locate the scattered fish. Uical lakes will be much easier to fish, as Preps----------------------C ontinued from Page IB and Frank Plrtllo added 14 and the Patriots took a 10-6 lead after one period and 30-21 at halftime. Josh Cullen hit five threepointers and led Oviedo with 17 points. Scott Moore chipped In with 12 points for the Lions, which won only one quarter, the third, when they edged Lake Brantley 7-6. Oviedo won the Junior varsity game. 46-45. The Patriots Improved to 126 with the win and will be at Winter Springs for a 7:30 p.m. SAC contest on Thursday. The Lions fell to 17-4 and will be at Lake Mary for a big SAC and 6A-3 game at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. PATRIOTS 60. LIONS 40 U k i B ru tlty (60) GREYHOUNDS S IL V E R H A W K S Lake Howell (73) 78 73 Kului 32. lUnum* I. Smith I I . Witturn. 6. Ilratldy 2. Jordan 12. LaCorr 9 Total* 20 13 IB 73. L y m a n (7 8 ) lluux-tn 6. ITrraun 7. t) Cleveland S. 1‘adUla 2. A C lo r U n d 18. liou.ton 9. Vat 22. Carotan 4. UroMOUt 2 Total* 29 13 23 78 Lakt How«U Lyman 21 12 IS 22 _ 73 IS 29 16 IB _ 7S Thrcr-poUit Odd goals _ Lakr l l o w l l (Kohn 7. Jo rtU n (I. Lyman 3 (lluaarin 2. I V m i t. A Cleveland I. Houston I) Total foul* _ Lake Howell 22. Lym an 17. Fouled out _ Lake Ikm riL Williams. T n hitlral* _ none, lierord* . Lake Ik) wrll 16-5. Lyman 8-10. Junior varsity . Lakr I lowrll 63. Lyman 62. GIRLS BASKETBALL HAWKS 8 INK SAINTS WINTER PARK _ Lake Howell Jumped to a 36-20 lead and withstood a slowdown In the Hrrchl 3. Plrtllo 14. Van Cast m m 7. second half to defeat Trinity Malrolm 8. Morgan 17. Hicks 6. Assent 2. O linen 3. Totals: 20 18-31 60 Prep. 53-32. In a girls' b asket­ C M ado (4 0 ) ball game Friday night. Cullra 17. Fowler I. Lubo 2. Combes The Sliver Hawks led 16-7 af­ S. Hrglslrr S. Harper 7. Moore 12. To­ ter one quarter and never tals: 17 10-20 49. looked back, despite only outL a k a Biamtley 1 0 90 9 14 _ 9 0 scoring the Saints 17-10 In the O r M * ---------- 9 4 9 - 7 S I _ 40 Three-pomt Arid goals _ Lake Uransecond half. tlry 2 (Morgan 1. Van Caataren I): Kuny Kane led Lake Howell O.trdo 3 (Cullen ft. Total fouls _ Lake with 15 points, with Kelly llm nllry IS: Oviedo 24. Fouled out . none. Technicals _ nunc, fk cords _ Lake Kirby right behind with 14 llrsnllry 12-6. Oviedo 17-4. Junior v a r­ points. Dodson led Trinity Prep sity . Oviedo 46. Lake Brantley 43. (8-6) with 12 points. The Silver Hawks also won LYMAN DOGS LAKE the Junior vanity game In a walk. 46-12. HOWELL Lake Howell Improved to 14LONGWOOD _ Host Lyman only won one quarter, but It 13 with the win and will be at was enough as the Oreyhounds Seminole tonight at 7:30 p.m. upset No. 6 state-ranked Lake Howell. 78-73. In a Seminole Athletic Conference and Class QA-District 3 game Friday T r l a R y V ta p (3 2 ) night. U lrre in 2. Donahue I . Bingham 2. The Silver Hawks took a 21- Arms 2. Dodson 12. Johnson 2. 18 lead after one period of McMutran 9. Towle 2. Totals: 14 4-13 play, but Lyman came back 32. (S3) with a 29-12 scoring advantage « . Kane IS. Pina 9. Bred 8. In (he second quarter to take a Daua 9. O rtli 2. Kirby 14. Touts: 24 47-33 lead Into the locker room 10-17 33. at halftime. Lake Howell tried to rally, outscorlng the Greyhounds 4031 in the second half, but the damage had been done. Lance Vaz led Lyman with 22 points and Alfred Cleveland helped out with 18 more. The Sliver Hawks got a super 32 points performance for Reg­ gie Kohn. while Robert Jo rd an added 12 points and Ja so n Smith 11 points. The Junior varsity contest went to Lake Howell by a 63-62 score. The Greyhounds are now 810 on the season and start a grueling six-game road trip to ­ night a t New Smyrna Beach against University of Florida signer Ladartus Hal ton at 7 JO p.m. Lyman will be at Crooms on Wednesday and Seminole on Friday. The Silver Hawks (16-5) also play three game this week, hosting DeLand tonight -and Seminole on Wednesday, be­ fore traveling to Lake Brantley on Friday. But the On The Ball-Vlklngs would not score again and the Scoreboard Pub-NIghtstalkers widened the lead in the second half as Rivera passed six-yards to Emanuel Childers for a touchdown and Green secured the victory with a 25-yard run. T r i n i t y P ra y 7 13 6 2 _ 32 L a k a H a w a ii 1 6 2 0 9 6 _ 63 Ttirrr-potnt Held gust* _ Lake lluwri) 3 (Kane 3. Meed I. Kirby I). Total foul* _ Trinity Prep 13: Lake I lowrll 13. Foukd out _ none. TM hntrals . none. Records _ Trinity Prep 8-6: Lake Howell 14-13. Junior vanity . Lake llowrtl 46. Trinity Prep 12. HORNETS STING WINTER SPR1N0S _ Blzhop Moore Jumped exit to a 10-5 lead after one period and held the lead to the end. topping homestanding Winter Springs. 42-31. Friday night. Philip led the Hornets (13-12) with 13 points, while Kris Dcdelow paced the Bears (3-19) with nine points. Bishop Moore won the Junior varsity game by the same 4231 score. Winter Springs will be at I j Iu1 Brantley for a Seminole Altlrr 4. KKkonta 0. Torres 2. Pre»lnn 8. Philip 13. Ilrouka 4. Navtdomskis 4. Tbtala: 18 5-18 42. W la t a r S p rin g s (3 1 ) Manx) 3. Ciwk 4. K. Dedrluw 9. So­ lano 4. B. Dedrluw 4. lU rl 5 Total* 11 7-9 31. B is h o p M o o rs 1 0 14 6 1 0 _ 4 2 V i a t o r S p rin g * 6 10 6 1 1 . 31 Three-potnl arid goal* _ III*hop Moore I (lltUlp I): Wlnler Springs 2 IMsnzt I. Bart l|. Total louts . Bishop Moore 13. Winter Spring* 19. Fouled o u t . none Technical* _ none. Hrcordt .B is h o p Moore 13-12: Winter Springs 3-19. Junior varsity _ Bishop Moore 42. Winter Spring* 31. SOCCER LAKE MARY SWEEPS. SILVER HAWKS STAY UNDEFEATED WINTER SPRINGS _ Nandi IVycc scored a goal In each half os homestanding Lakr Howell Improved to 10-0-3 In blanking Lyman. 2-0. in a girls’ Seminole Athletic Conference and Class QA-Dlstrtct 3 game Friday night at Richard Evans Field. In another glrla' contest. No. 3 ,state-ranked Lake Mary got three gpala from Jordan Kellgren and upset homestanding Spanish River, 4-2. tn Boca R a­ ton Friday night. Christina Cooley scored the other goal for the Rama (11-1). Cooley also had an assist, while Alyaaa Benitez had a pair of assists and Laura Deaver one. Laurie Menkaus and Lias Gomez scored Oral half goals for Spanish River (11-2). In a boys’ game, Mangan, McDougald and Abrams each scored second half goals as Lake Mary (11-4) whitewashed Bishop Moore (7-4-2). 3-0, tn Orlando Friday night. McIntosh had an assist for the winners. IN TH1 CIRCUIT COUNT OF THZ 12TM JUDICIAL CINCUIT, IN AND FOR MMIN0L2 COUNTY, FLONIDA 02NZRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO) S T-I3 S S -C A -1 4 -K CITIBANK, FfO IN AL 8AV1N09 DANK F/K/A CITICONF SAVINOS OF F l o r id a , a f e d e r a l SAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION FlAINTIFF VS. BEVtRlV CAM P8ILL. I T AL DEFENDANT(S) N O T IC I OF ACTION C O N D TN U C TIV I SSRVIC1 TO: UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS ANO BENEFICIARIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AGAINST THE ESTATE OF THE DEFENDANT. TOM MCKAV. DECEASED whoa* rtaidanc* 1* unknown M htrsha/lhay b* living; and It h*/*hsRh*y b* dtad, Ihs unknown dslsndantt who may bs spousst. hair*. dsvlsssa, grsnlsst. aa*ign*aa, Iianoi*. ctd'tofs. Hurt***. snd all par•'** claiming an interest by. ttuougri. under or against the D*l*nd*nt*. who ar* not known to b* dead or alive, snd all parlist bating or claiming lo bavs *ny right. Ml* or mtsrsst In lb* properly described in lb* mort­ gage being foreclosed herein YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on lb* tollowtng property: LOT St. CRYSTAL RIDOE. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK IS. PAGES N . ST ANO S I. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA bs* boon Mad against you and your are required lo to n s a copy ol your written dalansaa. H any. lo U on DAVID J STERN. ESQ Plamtitl t attorney, whose ad dr sat Is E01 S UNIVERSITY DRIVE. STE 500. PLANTATION. FL 11324 (no later (ban >0 day* bom tb* data ol lb* lust publi­ cation ol Ibis notice of action! and lit* lb# ongmal with lb* clerk ol Ibis court either batOfa tar viea on Plamtift'a attorney or Immediately thereafter; other­ wise a detautt wlU b* entered against you tor tba ratal demanded m the complaint or petition tried herein W ITNESI my band and tb* seal ol this Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, this 15th day of JANUANV. ISSS ISCAU MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY. Ruth King Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH O IIA D IU TIE8 ACT. parson* with disabtl■•** neaSwg a special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tb* SEMINOLE County Courthouse at *07.121-412-. 1SOO-S55-S77I (TDD) or 1-SOO455-1770, vis Florida R*lay Serine*. S7-I7S44(CMI) Publish: January 20. 11. 14*4 OEM-117 lytw 0 0 .0 1 -8 Oasis _ Lake llowcil. Pryce 2. Shot* an g n l _ Lyman 4: Lakr llowcil 22. Re­ cords _ Lake lloweil 10-0-3. Junior *arslty _ Lyman I. Lake lloweil I. RAM S 4. SHARKS S • 1 -4 a o .a _ Lake Mary. M g n s 3. Cooley I: Spanish River. Mmfcan*. Pomes As­ sist* _ Lake Mary. Bcnetli 2. Deaver I. Cooley I. Shots on goal _ Lake Mary IS: Spanish River 13. Records Mary 11-1: Spanish River 11-2. BOYS BAMS 3. HORNETS O 0 8 . .3 0 0 .0 Mary. MrUnugald, Abrams. Assists . M cIn­ tosh. Shota an goal _ Labe Mary I I : Bishop Moore 6 Records . Lake M ary 11-4: Bishop Moore 7-4-2. Junior o r ­ a l ; . Lake Mary I. Bishop Moore 0. _ Ifotoo. Labe Mary, *8TO . 126: 1 0 9 Laky Mary. 60-90 . 170; 119 p m m d S _ Bonds. Lyman, 128-106 . 220; 191 Mary. 98-96 _ 180: 1 8 9 llortton. Lemon. 106-100 . 206; 1 9 4 _ M rn ------------ Late Mary. 9 0 -1 1 0 .2 0 0 : 1 9 9 N t e t e i i _ Saldana. Lym an . 1361 1 0 .1 4 6 . •7. COLT* as Ion. 80-60 . 120; Daria. North Marion. 16 08.170: 119 pniMdS _ landk. Late Mary. >6-90 _ 178: 139 PMtedS . Bray. Late Mary. 68-66.170; 199 fM M I _ Knamac. Late Mary. 66-100 . 166: IB4 m m di Carr. Late Mary. 66-76 _ 160; 133 pasted* _ Vlcter*. Late Mary. 120-96 .BIB CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14Times....$.68/llne 8 AM •5 PM 7 Times..........S-84/Iine MONDAY thru 3 Times........ $1,09/Iine FRIDAY 1Time..... $1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Rates are per insertion A SUNDAY 3 line Minimum. Scheduling may Include U k g Mary Lit* al tha cost ol an addi­ tional day Cancel when you got results Pay only lor the days your ad runs at rata aamod. Us* Iu2 description for lastest result*. Copy mutt to*ow acceptable form Wo reserve the right to refute any ad at any time Commercial frequency rates are available by phoneT* hr Approval *Ne Equrty Required Mffi C#pR#l I O f* 7 ' 70— Education A T ra in in g LIKE W O R K IN G W ITH P E O P L E ? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. A* a *A*deal Asawtsm wrti an Aaaociaw of Science degraa. you wP help prepare patwntt lor aiammabon*. conduct Import­ ant w«t* and perhaps even tta•urgery ir* a rewartkng career ( you Mia helpng other* •Day or fm n n o C Ir t •financial A*7 tor TTkmf D E A D L IN E S Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. ADJUSTM ENTS A CREDITS: In tha event ot an error, the San lord Herald writ be responsible tor tlw first insertion only and only the the extent cf the cost of that Insertion Please check your ad for accuracy tha first day it runs. 12— Elderly Cere 21— P9T9onai6 HEALTHCARE 6 RE HAS Can Hr ol Sanford ipaciatmg *1 ALONE 7 7 L * RESPECTED D*'mg Bureau lor SENIORS. Edris 1977 1-206621-4477 Ouatry -Oadbefe Placamanl A n a - Cal Today* *07-S31-4214 City Cothg* •53 East Mwy 430. Sw 200 C*M*2>erry. FL 32707 Accrertied Truck School COL. VA/T7 *pprv Job AaaiM Wkand cat*** Nthonal Truck Schnn* 1-006422-T204 B60 MoBon.dM A it 322*566 Fro# Matching 14— For Sale Always Tonlgbr* Mw Night SECURITY BARS A DOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE U C . 34 yrs E*p Choo** Iron) over 50 000 designs SVaq ft Free ett Quality outranwed 904-2*5-000 or 407-324-3126 Don't mW* thl* opportunity W moot i 1-888-410-8900 14 Route 12* Longwood B m MQO G u5 o Wan vi* welcome 7 day* PrvaN rm* FemaW Start Lac*MM772S 15— Cemetery Lota 2 cam*Wry lot* 53.000 Save 21200 program Oanwwng i •5tu* or vw an wanng c wtavpriai bawd tarvcai vamng < X C H U cc-WH iin anabwa m a n » ima CH» r a n •15 aw* pmgram 4 r* rm UKrtng <aojry pmW y a 407-332-2200 c r n a -w i MEET 21— Personals TOUR FtnFfCT ADDPTlDN" LOVER Uvmg aapenaa* cowwekng A modcal 160D-2256ID1 OIL 1020 GIFT OF LIFE BCRV-U(212) 246*434 qtookwon Tbarangv m . | ioo Thrww * rr r v p te i January 12.12M M M p rriM * Mum b* tt i**r* • *07-2*3-4742 PIANO LEBEONB PrrvaW Bag to vnwrmaiSaW My Cal 321-75*2 2064124423 Legal Nolle## NOTICE OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nonce i* hereby given that I Rio Ala Mano Dr.. Aiumont* Spring*. FL 32714, Bemmol* County. Florida, under the Fictihou* Nam* •< D M JHSS A U TO REPAIR, and that I Inland le register **fd nam* with tb* Division of Corporation*, Tallaha****, Florida, m eccordanc* with tb* provttion* ol tb* FIclKlou* Name Slatule*. To-Wd: Section 2*102, FWrtda S f tuW* 1221. Jama* L. WWwm* PubOrio January 2*. 1020 Df 14-1*2 23— Lost A Found FOUND FRIOAV-COS Mf CASE Mutt identity ctf a end c a m C ad 4D7-2246472 OVOrinq*. 27— Nurssry f t Child Cars 7* f r **-*— AWA---- *---- a rf Ip n K l i t a H5WHBW5---- FIT A PTTtor a Uqor Manriac kmng print w Sanford Pott e avariabw » 111 m 230-1222 10 yr* Am rid Ftm pMy room 324-0813 MARTAS DAYCARE Baby* loot Pre-School LAKE MARY I ic #5»* 7 a m F rit Ca* Tom 223-0211. Chrid Core F7T or P7T 2 11 4C accvpwd No rag Hoi nulnbou* meal* i •rweh* Co* lor 1 wk tree 23155— Buslnsss OpportunMss LQL* $ 3 0 0 -$ 5 0 0 County Courthou**, Sanford . Florid*, on MW n r d day Of February. tM * . at 11 M o j o . of tafofo and recording food are required to bo paid by tb* eucceeoful bidder at Mw aria. Fit* payment *ot*bMMa<du* Ltshm 24*baur* tear Mw oMsoritood taw* ol Mw •ala. AM payments aha* bo cosh or guaranteed instrument, mad* payablt to Mw dork of Mw CUcuN Court. Doted this llt b day of C U R K0FTH 8 CIRCUIT COURT I COUNTY. by: Mlste l* L. 6*vo Dep uty Clark PubUeh: January 20. <7, February 2.12.1*46 OEM-ISt yUgtlCI AUCTION Notice Is hereby gtvon: tewWW^te WWi H Public Auction lor lahregi Cash on Osmond to tugboat der. tlw feMewIng deecr jQ JIZ i 1.1 67 2292 6N -*6-W M RE: The Adlpfiln of: B C JL. a miner child, and L M J L . a minor child. B teWtemn*.r. PVHiiorf JEFFREY B. MT1LLIAM2. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR ADOPTION TO: THOMAS EARL ALLEN 2110 Southed*! 10th Avenue, FIS Oc*l*. Fiend* 34471 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a petition under eeMt he* teen fried in Mw above styled court ter the adaption el B C.A., a minor chdd. te m en May 24. 1221. m Ocala. FWrtda and Mw adoption of L M A , a minor child, tern on Aprs 22, 1222, m Ocala. Florida: and you ar* required lo eorve ■ copy ol your written deWneee. M any, lo R on JULIE EASON SMITH. PA.. Attorney of Petitioner, who** address w 1710 W. Broadway Sf.. lie . 1E2, Oviedo. FWrtda. 32722. on or briar* FEBRUARY fOMl. 1220. and M* MW Ortflrwl wftb mw CWrk of MiW Court. M SOI Park Avenue. Sanford. FWrtda 32771, before eervMe on Petitioner's attorney or wwe a default ■ « be entered Your failure la respond en or baler* FEBRUARY 20(h. ISSS may be treri*d a* corwent le Mw 0* 0pl len an* you may per­ manently Wee eu legal right* a* • parent lo Mw miner chUdran named W the Priltten far WITNESS my hand a* Mw CWrk r i M id Court and eeri thereof, thl* llt h day of January, 1222. (SIAM MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT StMOfOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ■y Nancy R. wRifar A* Deputy CWrk PubSrii: January 20. 27, and Fobrusiy 2.12.1222 DSM-1S4 DqotM ng phone card* No aapdrwnco ndcosMry For moro mtormannn tend a BASF lo Pnrrwkrrw Communication*, P O B o. 294355. M um . FL 1355 BEST homoO*»od b< out mar* » you are aanou* about mriung re* ate r i no MS of prod, no «<v. rte or MLM CM 223-3310 SANFORD HERALD f t ftB i n t o t RE COTON CORPORATION. F » Wadmg manulacturerl w ol *Wi:*um: eccea•onat. hat op*rung* m f t Laka Mary Wcteaa tor IN and 2nd atufl warehouM tears ' w 7,-OOam-S ' ‘ 12:30am. Muat bd teW to W a ot SO fos on a con­ tinuous twaw Forkidl aipartones pratarrad Starting raw S5 TS IN «M L 1526 2nd *MI itanvnum n paraon al 2280 Late Emma Road. Late Mwy. FL 33746 BOS WontOMO FOR YOU) CALL (407) 2H-W11 A BETTER JO B FOR YOUI J um Cart Haver a Fori ‘cOKE/PEPSI VENOINQ ROUTE 62600 m e poM tOO 1 U M M COKE/PEPSI VENOINQ ROUTE «« ------ *-!-*- Ap^M. W I T Iw fn U P T K Open vow i E * m l»5 2 2 A v L o o m th * »o oecw bom tw toriite ot one of •w Wrg**l maid tarvtoM in »w ________LAZY PERSONS DREM I FEW HOURS-StO I S Free Brochrid 1-2C0-23D4TM WORK FROM HOME making noaten tramos. E*m to 53te eft CAS2369*44S H E -* }----------NOOOMkY to •Lay Over Plan' •Eaka Slop Pay* -401K Raeremanr *HaaMi riauranca' •VacabonPay* r Program* *W Equal* 1 yr. OTR am/CWa* A COL ieq I Sam to 6pm Cair 1-2006746060 Mon-Fn Orty EOE (Y O U I If f ... ______ •LY RtCOTON CORPORA- -r s fiat an ri r * Late id and M :30PM and 400PM- LEBALLY tor luM 221 00. Mai ChscAMtO 10 CALYPSO-1454 N Ave. Write Park. FL w N la ot 36 Iw. and tar 2 hours. Apply ri pwson M 1020 Emma Oaks Tiad. late Mary, FL 32T4d. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luts Campos ram* an : ( a m i _______ 7aa*r*c*u rasuna* S* Brick M Audi TSFdrd 10IBNSSA1I EARN A CAR. Ffte W AUFBMtSFAttTSTt » m i$ n n * T s a i-H ii. •-1666 S-ff-M XtSJKDOt 1SS t-fS-9* 72 Dedpa S H M A K tO O M t •-16-9* gg Merc jU E S F It f X im S lS E J • -1 6 4 6 70 Bulck 414*2*0112*96 71 Vefk 112222*722 The Auction wid be held M 1200 pm en e*W dal as ate**. McConrwN Towing A Rocoeary MOO Sanford A**., te nte d . FL 21772. Praapactbra Siddars may Iniptci m M c Im on# hour la s*W. Terms are cash or Carttfwd run**. McCanwaM Tewing n •R NIM’F CVTZON ZO T ■ I . ' AMIS. FOOEO - IMVI MRMQ FWVVVTLA U T I M 9 I M , LI3VIZB II T ■ A O N LITLO FID STVF RF VTMNIZ O N O I B D O V O I . ihouki llototl PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ‘Any marriqd man should • ISSS I* MCA. VC DATA ABET. ENTRY/CLEAICAL Cael SU his E w a d fn d M n g .* Pubkah: January i t . 1222 DIM-122 , Orlando-Winter Park 407/831 -9993 ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow 129.000 •110060 Tba Many bMaT •Pay oE tsgn rite crsdl cards To HU* WEIGHTLIFTING LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary boys' weightlifting team swept Athletic Conference game to ­ a dual meet from Lyman. 36night at 7:30 p.m. 23. and Cltra-North Marlon from the Ocala area. 37-22. H O M I T f 4 3 . B E A R S 31 (43) Seminole 407/322-2611 M THE C IR C U IT COUNT HAVRE 3 0 I CLASSIFIED ADS » V / *p"pV»V C ontinued from Page IB -------- _ 61— Monsy to Lsnd Legal Notice! / /V V f Flag �Sanlort) Herald. Sanford, F)ortda - Tuesday, January 20, 199B •3 B 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d 71— Hatp Wanted CHRMT1ANMUJONAIRE K im mors I I wkfy then most (JENERAL PRODUCTION WORKERS F/T 4 P/T. Cab 5534090 Independent Obi Catoleg/ party plan dotrtxiiors Process ordsrs from horns Ready cash. For start-ip WtM-tima marnbarship Iso. MAIL 13000 chotk/mo 10. CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N. lakomoni Avs. Winter Park. FL 37703 rrtx s o i COLORADO^ PRR9E IT E A K Miring experienced LINE COCKS • DlSWASHERS Appay M-f, 2-4pm M 3 OfMMD Or. i n i : I 'n i ; 111 11 \ i ' / 111l\l. I\l "Akkna |Y0 Sr and op •Ground crewBaggag* dakreCustomar k#rvtc*»Tlcketng-Ramp *gentt*Refuelers •Secure* "Animal Cars to MOO week •Must love m n s t f W i trim ••WWoiMfl t a i 1 l hr •A* thtot>Eipenenced pr(nfirW*W> D in "OrN er to 5850 weekly •LocahCompany truck •Fan Au. Or Voun HOUSEKEEPER WANTED Aprriltim. 300 West Airport Looking Itor a noet caroort our Job Fair J O B F A IR Custom Slatting has several opportunities tor eager sno QuaMed candrlttet VOu re m mad to our open home from 7 30am to 7 00pm M nert tori ski Ca» today* NO FEE< Eiceaeni posmoni avatabie *E aecutlve Admin. •Marketing A M. R. Asst. ’Phone Consultants •Customer Services C M S. Orlando 1704445 or MeMsnd M7-E7M Newt 11 A t t h Mon-Fri 7;J0-7:00pm NEVER A FEttl CUSTOMER REMMTAM. 110.35 TO START FMng 30 poaSnns by 1/3346 N o r v Io N d N H I I I DAYCARE H M N O C a l NMody 331-7635 ~ « 5 H 3 3 B l U BM g ~ Tho foBowmg powbont srs r/riHunJw n H lp a silsm -7 a m S ALARMS BASSO an Custom Staffing P L A C E M E N T SERV1CCB LABOR OTTE‘»0 -1 4 tE Como work erWittw BEST! Dt*y wort D*4y pay Vehicle* s PLUS Opermg to lUlt driver ml van FiT. o. C M 3344443 LABO R ER S NEEOEO CM OeBary Manor, 40746b• U L AM to Oracto ot Hurt ■ng or apply wrihm 80 North Mghwey 17-82. DaBary, Ftonda Drug Free Wort plat* COS. HEALTH WSUKAMCt M O 4E1R FUMI Dmg free eertotoe Aetty tt Sti Itoar oiNe. Akamerei le * * O f TAE. PERSON Apply n Parson Phi Betti* Car Cara. 2710 Orlando Dr LAWN MAMTC NANCE Commercial asp. required. Cab 330-1441 DISHWASHERS FT/PT *7/T*r Apply m parson al Lugmox Pitta and Steak House 170 mn LSASMQ CONSULTANT P/T Weekend leatng parson nsadsd si Santord Lanrtng Apt* Esc salary * bonul potanaal CM 371-6770 to more FOR UNDERGROUND UT1UTV CONTRACTOR D R IV IN G 37i-aooo, am to Rea smin Good pay A beneat* FDLraqd __________ h m w __________ OCRSRAL OFFICE Santod area P/T 4 hraday M F E jw requeed U I O W I DRUM U P NEW mmmx HOT, HOT, HOT1 3/2 Flier Upper Hardwood Floors, wsik to Sem High Only 549.500' Osds Callswsy. Realtor (407) 376*311, Ext 10* 3 N 4 Large fenced yard. CHA. On ty 537.900 VIP Properties. Inc 407-3316695 R b s id a n tiM C le a n in g MOLLY M AD IS HM NQ F/T ‘ kFF * M o m . WM Trttn. a07-7f7d007. Now heng enpensnced COOKS. SERVICERS 4 DtSHW ASH­ ERS. Top pay. paid vacatont attar t year Medical banefds a Drug Free Work place n 41 4650] E sSR 46 Wetl I 407-130-7771 6 3770 OrUndO t> 17-M Sentord. 407-131-6306 B K a g a RESTAURANT. PACKERS (roaon of n S o t. COL proforrod. Drug tree work place. Apply In pen [totted Coro, 401 W 11 Sanford. M-F gam 4pm or cai 407-371-3661_________________ PAYROLU ACCOUNT 1NQ CLERK Santord area Pari Ttna M F Mutt have « «penence CM 3760686 or let resume to ITS S IM ________________________ PHONE OPERATORS to lllt o r PIT or F/T ijo o g iM g a g PHONE PROS Salary • comm • bonus F/T or P/T Related atmosphere smokng ok DtoO t or MAe 767 8770 ■pipETSSiSTOT Minimum 5 years eipenence tnd water and sewer Good beneMs Drug Free Work Place Apply at 890 M4to Orwe AaamonM Springs 467PRE S C H O O L T E A C H E R COAiodured CM 373-8547 REAL ESTATE. INC 323-7498 99— Apartmants • Unfumiahod APARTMENT LOCATOR Stott Find whal you are locking to. Never a IM . LARGE 1 DORM. APTS 1*4 OLD HISTORIC HOME Hardwood Hoars. C H A fr pie. WO hoc* up 5375 5450/mo plus MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKE AOA I SOTH4 $410440 3 SOOSt $470440 AHO U— 3234670 OSTEEN-1 hdrm wtato 5350 * dap Tbdrm $300 . <Mp 3 bdrm 5350* dip >336375._________ *11 HUO OKAY 407-330-0631 5ANF0RD 1/1. no pets, no chadrsn. 530Omon . $30GSec 333-5561 an VERY CLEAN. Newly Ranovtted Move to te scM 533-7533 1/t Scm peso hardwood floort. MplBOl $40& $m i Realty 37734SI SAMFORO/OUPLEX Ootoct. t brtm. 5400mo * sac 3356733 as pgr 4444S5S 103— HousaaUnfumiahBd SANFORD 2/1 Com location 6400/mo XMAS Dwcount Ref req 3314757 I •a i i i t i m u m n i ♦ *. » *»6» l * 5 » I T I S 1,1 I *I . I ■ s T E N S tR O M R E N TA L S CASSELBERRY * 3 Carport scm pch. CH/A...... 5600/5600 SANTORO 371 Duplex CH/A. New carnet A pant 144*1310 SANFORD an a/lam. rm. car­ port. leas# vVDpbon-646*54001 rm ■ ■ C R E S T s n wa /lamiy ^ ^ H ■g yard. CHA. mce-SSOSN SSS m DOYLE (697) 3716430 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT Why rent? Own W5S00 Downt tf 4 acre, 2.7 w/3 addl rooms Completely renovaled. CHA. Owner/Agent Free 34 hour hoil 1400-5504340 153— Acreaga Lot For Salt 105— Ouptai/Triplax DELTONA 10 acres Idssl for mobris homevie horses, calks. Umxng or nunery* Zoned agncultural S3 900/ACRE. Sm down wowner /Wince 004-7ST1773 er 504-7*74833 S T OWNER Fnencmg sMe Santod Area TRIPLEX 433 EAST 5to Stoat. For more 1 SANFORO-ifcdrm Just renovat­ ed Immaculaie. CHA. carport WDhooksp 54S0toacounl t Raatty. 774-6611 REOUCSO FOR OL6CK CASH SALE) Sanlorri-Ntfe Area 2 6 acres Only S10.000 WORK TOOATMMD TODAY AppAi In person today I M t I Franck Ate MARKETING SALES TRAINEE Loc.il u 'ttip .m y wants a high-ciHttry, v m im le p c iv iii, w h o Ic.trm q u it U y , in fill *i tn.itkrtlnu fit nit inn. Omitmmu.itinn ami Clerical experience helpful: ln trrn .il Jutwe at well a* i N im J r talc*. R IG H T H A N D M A N Nooda 7 1 1 *M sign on I •Crtreptote Wtvors. 801 IT1 SALES RER-tNrtttal 535K tjytcyear Fga benefits P>g Cal S30-4700____________ I SAYS-A-LOT FOODS has open mgs lor P/T position a m our Saniord Stoia Starting salary leOGTir Apery m parson 86 al 3821 Onando Dr. Suns 130. Stntefl______________________ RECEPTIONIST,-SECnETAHY Mutt have lypmg A kgru putar ttuSa U7-680T 100— Condominium 3/3, Lawn 5 U U k (n M Please cM S it - Wy rm. scm 5 astamo 1346 103— H o uaae U n fu m te h a d EARN SOME EXTRA MONEYI C A R R IE R S W ANTED Newspaper delivery lor established routes in ths Ssntort area Earn monsy whig taking a drive in ths country or dty. Must hsvs dspsndabiB transportation, orgsniutionai skis and bt available lor stlsmoon in parsons a t P/T M-F CM32SOSM RE C O TON nation's Wading manufacturer/ dstrtxAor ol consumer dec Iromc accessories, has an opening n E l Lake Mary to a Spray Painter. 1st 7:80AM -3:SOPH. Prior tprty panting asparianca wsh mokt od piatbc components prtforrod Mechanical atvkty to mamtan spray booto and pant gun* A abwty to mamtan sup­ ply mvsnkxy a must Mutt have s icskent ccmnantcabon skats and be dataa-onamad Sand resume and salary Na' r to Human Resources. _ J o Lake Emma Road. Lake Miry. FL 37746 or FAX re­ sume and salary Malory to 407-333-1864 ( O t TRAM UANSTALLER •F/T. 8* FLEETWOOD 14 X 70 39 CHA. to 10 X 30 iweig Many EXTRAS" 6311-770# or 373-1553 Office When jam can oen tow 3 bdrm home wi CASA, new pant A carpel ? A4k about HUO homes) rtsattiws m * Ym a n££t __ ' t s . 7: YTSLI'.-i'IiT'TT HDOCN LAKE ESTATES *3, binds. tMO. son peso. gw. O V A ITTArim t r -------#86-1700 ett 6700 to tn.6M 6tN L.k4 rm, tOGweet, 530DQSP 3276355 LAKE MANY t t l S4l*mon • 5450 dap Santord. 3/1 6485/ Santord Commerce Ctr M P M Aw S 2Sto St 2 lories approx 1.000 Si S 6.500 Si. SWpst par yaw. Parting « abundant C M Jcton Gay al Stnctty Commercial, Uc Real 3/341000 down DWtt* Loc Camaga Cove Gregory Mo PARK AVE. Homes 53.000 to 56.000 Sal lip Fnanong O U E Tt 3 3 3 -M I 1000-15 000 si From 53 si Pnma location Hwy 17 67 Santord. 1 M kem Airport CARRIAGE COVE •in it, tri . » 34x44 3/1 S3 Skykne SpM pan. new carpet w ry A lap newcarpsC Space 1501 W. ttt StOOaqfl 5350toontup BEVERLY (467)3336765 BED Black wrought ken. C A ­ NOPY And premium orihopertc set. Never opened, tttt boxed Coal 51300. vxenfee 5325 673 6441 DAY BED White. Victorian style with 2 twin mattresses I kind* Never used *300 *07k M T T H tS t SALE • f-u* Sir* used box springs A mattress 165 00 Lanys Men 1774137 193— Lawn A Garden 84 MURRAY nrtng lawn mower. 14hp. 42" cut Runs good I 5385 CaNJ-------------- 199 Pete A Supplies MMALAYN PERSIN KITTENS CFA papers, shot* 5 dewormwd. Heme pomt, n i l pant 4 hlec poml 4200*4250 424* 211— ik F.O. In 1H7 • .H .1 O T 1 POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE to raopis parson wflh Integrity and sntttuaiBsni nsadsd ca l on aooounts (or the S sriord Hsrald and Late Maty Lite. This is an\wtsMsT position with ta cB to fe ct aalas. Pravious aataa experience pratarred. C al 322-2611 or m ai rasuna to: sd rg 51 150- t3 ■ 15 S/3 73 Carrpndge W D . scm rm 85600 LAKE M A RY # FJ.Bas1NTkfaaM.AH771 ii POamON OPEN FOR: G R A P H IC A R T I8 T n r is OHQn, prowcaon ana ityow . w cm c*n oour o ite w th tn o i rtourad. Q u irit or P aom ikar knowtadge • piua. M ai raauma to: Saniord Herald, P.O. Bos 1M 7,8aniord, FL 32771 o r apply LAKE M A R I # rj.hiini.WM.iurm 1 Mgfflg am a m a L F/T. Oood wSESvSSEST 223— Miscellaneous 70' COCOS PLUMOSUS Palm Beautiful 550 You haul Can 377-4145_____________________ FREE: Three double awning windows w/ screens CALL 322SI 67, evenings only 231— Cara For Sale 64 VW BEETLE SEDAN Re­ stored, show Quskty. Beet-up enqwe. $6000 FIRM 3334887 67 PNELUOE 3 6 SI PS. stereo. 5-speed. PW. Sun root 53.850 Cal 303-1637_________________ *6 OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low rmleaga. great gas mileage S 53*00. 3314334 235— Truch/Buaes/Vana For Sale 68 CHEVY Furi-ei tong bed PU. Tool box A bed Mner. $3600 C M 376613$________ *3 OOOOE RAM 250 longed van 134,632 m/es Run* At Is See and make cito at San­ tord Herald. 300 N. French Ave. Santord (In back oI mam bukl"Q i 238— Vehicles Wanted CASH 555 RAIN For Junk Cars. Truck* A Mtscl KFt^^M€PC^b^kuTl^^M^5SS0 240— Boat Rentals 884-7T44335M0T4SM533 FWMNO BOATS FOR RENT Starbng at *30 A up Also 14'Ponuon Cal 330-1612 215— Boats A Tb 31 F T CRUSCR low km* 350 V I M voNo parka out drive, drive on lantlern Irarist Asking 16885 241— Rm . Vehiclea/Campera For Sate TO YO TA MOTOR HOME, sari contained root 6 dash ar. 80K m i* , runt good 55200. Cab 7------------ WANT TO GET RID OFALLTHAT STUFF? A YARD SALE it th* parted way to dg Fiat and to* Sanbard HsraM can bring pacpla to ydur door Artttrtsa your taM to toe Baalbrd NereM • m U M b e y | U M tor only 561/lme and welch Classified Advertising i. Can by Meek on . and yeuf Vkn* a *«an hto to tore* day* to to* T kprttd and once m to* Lake Mary to* tor ONLY 510J8II A l w t a t t S toat you prepay to* a t Cai utw* can ha** ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 - 3• 2 6 1 1 11 mon * 5465 dro Santord. *1 5533/mon • 5 6 » ttop k A MOTE Bl SPECMLB 600 sq It 6 ipl 6J6S AMOSfTM CMtosS lorage 321-0110 or 3332554 CM 331-56S6_________ SO. SSTSriro • Home Oaraw. tnc 4/1.5 5450'mo. 4 51WS4C dap CHA. ter pen. w/spa. Greet rm. tee place No pen Guartkan Pereontt Storage C M to dMato 57S-3S0O CUDDLE UP in om n; i? /m - L-- " ti v 2784tendy Man 2t7-Lawn tarvloaa ICON BOOKKEEPINO Cutomired^Kxorutorad pick-up U S u T T n ™ e t t A ta a r r o ia T i ChrtttmasMI ApphYoyk/M dr/ •seeks *75-19 FULL SERVICE UMZNCARB RsalttsnbabCeitwwkretol 336-1737 er pgr ■ 253-Additions A 27f-Haullng o f t h o M c o z y h o m e s* Doors, window*, carpentry, fWrii 6 riw ieto tirtng decks 333-4639 EQB aknlC B C 18*60 QREQ DROSS LAMM 8 IR V K E RES/COM O U A U TY CARE FREE E8T. .3*6 6656 2B04lome Divorce 555. Custody *76 ConeuWinfl on-siie 7474-1533 323-3301 MXTYtoE CABB U T E relkce/ MiasVcountartop/ nera 044460 R SRSm *6p4ks. paritong A oaramc w* to a tad wort phot, reedy to i t t ttk or MM looting to too M ua Buy have a program diaigwad to a t _________________________ NAVEL ORANGES A RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farmt 3461 CetaryAve Never*, red grapefruit*. Ungermet Fresh From Orovs We ship SAGOS MARKET __________ 333-3661__________ Call 323-11*0 status and banaOts. Consider i i Dental AaakMng al 1300 horn, is SUM and Naeonal changing career to too hottto ftod 221— Good Things to Eat Anbqua/Collectiblea R*««) Irtth. TECHMCtAN WANTED Wa Pam. mutt have good i chamcal abdty. good wort i lea and daaeo to Mam to vancemene. Tools and Ur* prondad. Paid vocabon hotcUys Apply to f a J—---■■ »nQ M j^ ajAu FwiiTwR DeVewr Stoi 308 W TSto St Mon-Fri, 6am-6 30pm__________ WANTED: toPviduaN stoo are aaoking a U M to g pacpla ort antatad earner. ONEAT eny Alum. it.Cana Cana Copper/ Cep /Brass Kokomo iomo IRecycling:: : 3114004 S i lIW t . First-U/F M , 157— Mobil* Homaa For Sate Lari g e m a. 17-83 ittnno FREE 3600 sq ft AApart Store Front' Orica 33563*4 era 1117 b rsn O yA A d to e .W 7 * * 4 R i v plus rn m m iM io n . C a r allowance 0.11 322-25HI for an appointm ent 117— C o n m w r c t e l LEASE Prime showroom 6 warehouse 110.070 sq It SR 441 trontaga 407-57* 2500 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale Canopy Bad Natural pma, Seara/Simmons mattress w,Cin­ ders** accessories 5775 com­ plete 3384305 after SPM. ■ M U tttt— W U M I LAKE MANY Cutt ba y i an Omberi. pond 5*5680 RENOVATED Fenced. *v/t*rv spri plan.scm prch 154.100 SC POOL Pre (oredosa 1 7 *v/ rtrvtam 2 car gar/epri 5T3.500 an J over 1 600 tt) 41. Lhr/rtn/ tarn, frpto. toed $43600 RENOVATED LAa near 1/3 acre Oat wkahp apt. toed 170600 SANFORD 3401 KEY AVE 3 bdrm 1700 aq 41 I llO V r i Utts n d Cal 311-7486 159— Raal Estate Wanted B ID S ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS w*h 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Twin 575 Fut 5109 Queen *125 King 5169 Call 687-C------------ RCa j— ixtovnystt SANFORD 4/3-103 Loch Arbor Court Neat MiyFair Country Club Cal 3336570 to appl DW M . SANFORO/LK MARY Family park, low to rani 5347/ mo. sat-tn m . many extras Re­ duced to quick sale Asking 518.500060 Can 303-7168 or pgr 373-1868 ^ ^ h w Jto _ S 8 ^ 7 1 * ^ _ Two detached home* on one loti t . 3/3 * family room 3 2/1 * screened porch 3. Lg utility bldg to both 564.900 ncl new carpet and we writ help arrange the tnanemg Broker/Owner 219— Wanted to Buy 157— Mobil* Horn** For Sal* INVESTOR BUYMQ HOUSES PLUMS er LEMONS w m s iiA U Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331 53M LABOR READ) w lt-t experience ,i phi* 322-2011 141— Homes For Sala H A NTENAHCS PERSON Needed to 3S4 unes Mutt be s«p to al prune* HVAC cart, ate wort environment Cal Santord Landtog Apt* to more WQ-321-M20________________ Member Service* REP Crsd4 Unton eip preferred Lake Mary area Fat resume to 40743S- INSTRUCTOR For local COL truck driver duri­ ng comer Retired drivers erv coursgsd to sppry Home n a y rxght Mutt enjoy working wrih people Interested etoviduais snoukl have OTR eip and a gooof wwingi nKora nri onvv t e t t n pay, oompany-patd nturance. paid vacasona S no*dayt CM B M M T J M or *07- K I T *N* C A R L Y L R ® h y L a r r y W r i g h t ^ M t e t e M M i n H TT WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1.250 eq. ft, pert of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Thick . loading dock available at no additional coat. No leaa# required. For more Information, call Frank VoltoIlM at the Sanford Herald. 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 26A-ChUd Care Mong wrih TLC $ pUyronm, len byrdCert CFR/COLbMRea CHARLSS 0. (Den) IMLLER, Burider. C8C057765, Rett Comm., remodaL addbona, re­ pair UC, V IS A ...... 48749b-1741 DAY® KEY CONETRUCnON Newblerwodckngrikapafrt U r COC85783S 338-7382 Bankruptcy *75. Name Changt 555. Etc. 24 hr* (407) 5334947 E-Z PARA 8ERVKE5 Dhrerce S19M/M* 568 Cab (487) 834437134 hr*. STOP THE NIGHTMARE '•r* ITBCOHSN Thmktog ol ad9ng on a room, remooaxng your M c w iM n Need a naw root or to* money to do t tritoT Oonl kroer where to begwT Lei experienced piUtoa Oettgn-Aqwnng (3) comp MkmeiM and oiooatog a con tractor Free pre-quMAng over to* ■FortoUrwe^y^ro^ Free eat UeAne. >314133 Decks’Wkfks'Dmre*-Home*' •BuridngtJtowCommfre* EM Uacnrour SF 334-7966 301-flooding VATEERODFBKI r^nisansncito Church A I r H xxnm Fra# asL 334-C027to pgr APOLLO CLEAM NO ■ VC ComnVRaexl Ouatty 8vc/8al--------------------- Liorins 331-6944 artwseiifn N f / i m Z 4 models. New oompkwa 6 m ■ /JM 0 M 1 4 7 1 7 312— Tree Eervioe KATHYB KLEANBtO-Reato . kVmo . rerett daarvouts n CHEAP1 CHEAM Treat yra era ♦ ref* >384363 HOVE 4N-OUT » Ta^wAiSgva DAMAGE REPAIR 8PEOAUST i s s a s i ’!w r a a M M J 0 7 7 » 0 ° r ^*27^-3110 _ I Mad BarvoaS. HnmeaOc/Conaa/Apart k»Bl *69(1640 L1SG1NSUR TOMMY RUNYON Lawn A Tree ! » / (M Svc kcrinx, reetooom kueb. �4B- Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. January 20. 1998 by cmc You*, u o w BLONDIE BEETLE BAILEY W HY P C W E HAVE TO TR AIN 6 0 M UCH? W ER E N O T IN AN Y W ARS THE BORN LOSER rpOC, [ 5WEXU M (3CTTIN 6 NOTE tottNTfAINDCD IV IE Y DKT1 EEK A MEEK________________ TA»£ HtY W R D HR fT. SWEETIE, 1 OLD PGL IS (OJTNbiCUS.. T s ro o o e w a e n time AKXJJDOD PEOR£.. r iS k V js DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a retired 62 year-old secretary in excellent health. During my last annual exam. I had a TH akin teat. The doctor aaid that It wax poaitive, making me a “recent converter.” He immediately pre­ scribed aix montha of INI! antibiotic therapy. Rather than taking the drug. I went for a se c o n d opinion. The new doctor aaid that I could get hepatitia from INH. Should I risk hepatitia or take my chancea with TB? DEAR READER: Tuberculoaia. a by Mori Walker bacterial lung infection, ia ordinarily aasociated with a positive PPD akin teat. When a peraon converts from a negative PPD to a positive, the impli­ cation is that he or she has recently been exposed to TB. This raises the enormous problem of whether to treat the akin test conversion. I say “enor­ mous” because, as you pointed out, the MINIMUM length of treatment Is six months and the drug has the potential for causing liver inflamma­ tion, a serious side effect. If you were a health-care worker or were obviously exposed to TB by Art S im o m - because of volunteer work with the homeless in the community (or had a close friend or relative with tuberculo sis), I wouldn’t hesitate prescribing INH and other anti TB therapy, the risks of not taking the drug surely out­ weigh the risks of taking it. However. In someone your age with out obvious exposure. I'd be more ret­ icent. For one thing, the test could be wrong — a so called "false positive." For another, a casual, pedestrian exposure ion a bus or plane, for exam­ ple) will not usually result in a signifi­ cant Infection. In this case, the expense. Inconvenience and risks of therapy outweigh the minimal advan­ tages In my opinion, you should have a chest X-ray. If this test is normal, it ran be repeated in six months, along with another PPD If the X ray reveals tuberculosis infection, you should have treatment. DEAH DR GOTT. How long can a washcloth be used before it becomes a source of dangerous bacteria? I usu­ ally change mine weekly but have been instructed to change washcloths daily when washing my new baby. DEAR READER Babies are partic­ by Howto Schneider ularly susceptible to skin infections and therefore require more fastidious LATER hygiene This ts not as true for adults WUK£e&U£>TOGEr In the normal course of bathing, a N, old v x f c ja f washcloth becomes contaminated on first use. when bectena are scrubbed off the skin into the doth For healthy adults, this does not represent a health hazard Consequently, if you rinse off the washcloth and allow it to dry, it can safely be used several limes I believe that the main reason for frequently changing a newborn's Trump m anagem ent par excellence By Phillip Alder In general, no-trump contracts are relatively easy to plan. You count the top tricks, look for the suit where the extras will come from, and go after that suit as soon as possible When you are playing with a trump suit though, things are much more complicated. Along with everything else, you must decide when — if ever — to drew trumps. This deal, from tha first round of last year’s Splngold Knockout Teams, waa handled perfectly by Ralph Kali, from Burr Ridge, IU. Very strong 4-4-4-I hands are diffi­ cult to bid. Here, Katz opened two clubs, strong, artificial and forcing, then choee to bid his spades. North s four hearts waa a splinter bid showing « I . < 6 V SFORTINO 600D$ •— S . $0 FAt, 1 'V f Wt N & H H W * TO / THtM SIMPLY AS « S / ^JrtOFANlTX -VSTICKS y, Jan. 21,1060 You are likely to experience continued Improvements In your oommordal M ain in tha yaar ahead. These shifts and changes mt** not bo enormous, but Stay >X 1 -2 0 OAR FIELD by Jim Davit 16) You have a secret admirer who has been doing a M of PR wort) for you tecenOy. There le a DR. G O T T tre a tm e n t? t b PETER washcloth is fairly obvious: The cloth is usually used for washing the baby's G O T T , M .D . behind. Fecal bacteria, especially in such a large concentration, are more likely to be a source of infection than would be the case for an adult who. presumably, isn't incontinent. (A note: In nursing homes, where caregivers have to keep elderly Incontinent patients clean, the washcloths are metabolised in the body into mor phlne. This requires an enzyme called routinely changed after each use.) CVP206. People who lack this enzyme DEAR DR. GOTT: When I take derive no benefit from codeine. About codeine for pain, I experience no 10 percent of the white population and effects whatsoever. However, my 2 percent of Chinese are missing the friend is really sensitive to the drug. ensyme. Therefore, there is a genetic Why the difference? reason why some patients are sensi DEAR READER: In order to pro live to codeine, while others are not ( IMS NKWSPAim ENTOUHISf! 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When West ducked, Katz continued with the spade nine. Defending well, West won wRh the kfng and returned a diamond, forcing declarer to• ruff in hand. However, Kata 1 ace, lad tha dub riphl (a vital1 to dummy's king, drew Weet'e last trump, and ran the dube. “ TO T--------- sizes* a J 743 « 6 e Q ia ( * K7 6 4 2 Waal a K1 1 1 • J a3 0 661 * J 6 2 a 4 WQ 7 4 5 2 0 KJ 7 4 SJ * 10 * A Q 14 • W A K 14 4 # A * a q 14 Vulnerable: Both Dealer. South laatfc West North Paaa l e S* Pass 4 0 1* I NT Pass 1 * Paaa Pass 6* East Paaa Pass Pass Pass Opening land: e t CIMHyraCA.be. ' M iiX i HOn> wiui tn#m AR K S (March 21-April I t ) You can find missing connections today that could help out a friend who can't find the answers. Voice your obeervaiione. then ukase them TAUR US (April 20-Mey M ) Do not be afraid lo expreee your opinions today In an importer* arrangement you share «Mh exhort. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 20, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 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 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/c18a8ac132e37767060eca935ec25e14.pdf 94622171e98fdb62eccf02c87e98e092 PDF Text Text SEMINOLE COUNTY...6A WINTER SPRINGS...2A O u r own Chef Doc cooks up a St. Patrick’s Day staple Business forges * computer with students IN S ID E D R E A M E R S A P O E R S . ..P A R O M S 7A | W E K I V A R I V E R P L A Y E R S ...* F T E W M O U R E Serving Sanford, Lake Mary, Longwood, Ovlado, Winter Springe and Seminole County elnce 1SOB SUNDAY. MARCH 15. 1998 VUtn I C f t K , fNO. Tale o f 1 city, 1 county: Is Vanderworp ready to manage Sanford? tional search to find a succes­ tsors toi s ± * ~ i who s ! sIs ~re­ Dillr Simmons, SANFORD - There are thoae In local government circles who believe that Tony Vander­ worp. Seminole Count/i acting llibllr Work* director would be an Ideal choice to be Sanford's next city manager. The city has begun a na­ tiring in late summer. To date 30 have applied, and the lu m ­ ber eventually may exceed 200. Vanderworp said Friday that he has not applied for the Job. *Aa with any other change. I would have to look at the vi­ sion and the goals of the city and see how they match my own.** he said. . .they would City officials .say be very pleased If 40-year-old Vanderworp decides to apply for Sanford's tram. He's well liked, well respected and obvi­ ously knows the territory after IS years with Seminole County. Vanderworp. who has a mas­ ter's degree In Regional Plan­ ning from the University of £ s * u has “ s served thei county In a variety of roles. He was director of Planning ft De­ velopment before being picked last year to oversee an em­ broiled Public Works Depart­ ment. An announcement Is ex­ pected sometime soon that Vanderworp's new tlUe la direc­ »Michigan, J L r tor of Economic Development and Special Projects. One of the projects Is the redevelop­ ment of U.S. Highway 17-92. T h is guy Is our franchise player, a Seminole County treasure." Commission Chair­ man Randy Morels said Friday. "Well call the sheriff and have him block all the roads from His name has note County's acting Pub#c Works director, Tony Vandsrworp.maybsa candidate for Sanford city manager. N ew coalition’s focus: ICanine massage therapy Tender Attack juvenile crime By Nick PfeUsof HERALD STAFF WRITER SEMINOLE COUNTY - It's a good time to form a new coalition. March 1 5 -2 1 . has been des­ ignated “Juvenile Justice Week.’ and local gov­ ernment entitles and police departments are banding together In an effort to better deal with Juvenile crime. The dtles In Seminole County were asked to approve the Interagency Agreement. It cstabUshes the Seminole County Community Justice Coalition (SCCJC). Included In the participants are the offices of the circuit and county court, state attorney, Florida departments o f correc­ tions and Juvenile Justice, sherlfTs office, county department of community services divisions of probaUon and prosecution alternatives for youth programs, and police departments of Al­ touch works on dogs, too tamonte Springs. Casselberry. Longwood. Lake Mary, Oviedo. Sanford and Winter Springs. Not all of the entlUea have approved the coali­ tion aa of yd . but no objections are expected as the matter la brought up for formal votes during various meetings. According to the official pronouncement es­ tablishing the coalition, “the parties share the common goal of Improving the quality of life for the citizens of Seminole County Florida by re­ ducing crime and reddtvlsm through the effi­ cient operation of the criminal JusUce system." It continues. T h e parties recognize that a team problem solving approach will more effec­ tively address to the Issues facing the respective offices and agendes due to the variety of per­ spectives. experiences and analyses of re­ sources and Impacts employed In the problem HERALD STAFF WRITER SANFORD - Do you suffer from sore muscles, stiffness, or stress? Massage therapy has proven beneficial for many human health conditions, but what about your faithful canine companion? *1 see results In my canine clients even quicker than In my human ones," said Licensed M-----r Therapist Angels Wills. Wills, who has been practicing message therapy on people for seven years, began working with dogs two years •go. Wills’ first canine client was a rescued shar pel she had taken In when It was about six months old. The dog was not used to being touched and found It very Intimidating. It occurred to Wills that massage might work with her new pet. The first few times Wills had to entice the dog with a bone, but slowly she was able to In­ crease the amount of touching. “It was a crest bonding experts w m m i ence.’ explains Will. Her pet la Lake M airy ry Rinehart Road project ' ........ lie Ti “ ide will By M u r! BrsEJs HERALD FEATURE WRITER LAKE MARY • A 14-foot wide trail will be constructed on the east aide of Rinehart Road, from 1 Mary Boulevard to County Road 46A. as part of the county’s National Scenic Trail. The dty commission voted March 5 to approved the ex­ penditure of $29,620 for Conklin, Porter ft Holmes En­ gineers to execute design and construction engineering for the trail that la estimated to coat $206,755. In a separate agenda Item, the commission authorized Mayor David Mealor to update the Interlocal Agreement be­ tween the dty and Seminole County, Increasing the mone­ tary commitment from the county for the Rinehart Road Widening Project from $5.5 million to $7,849,622. The In­ crease Incorporates the up­ grade of the sidewalk In the plan. The coat will be reim­ bursed under the penny sales tax for road Improvement. City Manager John Litton ■girl (n his recommendation to the commissioners that “this will Indeed be an enhancement to. the overall protect project and something that will provide considerable recreation alter­ natives for our citizens.* David Oeirach, vice president of CPH told Litton that con­ struction on the road la pro­ gressing and If the trail la to be added “we need to proceed with the design as soon aa possi­ ble.Oeirach said the asphalt trail will be used for walking, biking '• A Winter Springs mayor can’t fire city attorney without approval By Tony Tlssio HERALD CORRESPONDENT WINTER SPRINGS - Winter Springs commis­ sioners this past week agreed that the mayor has no right to fire the dty attorney without commission approval. Commissioner Cindy Qennell reviewed the rules governing the mayor’s authority and re­ ported that the general consensus gives the dty manager the power to appoint, not remove. The charter does not give permission to fire the at­ torney or dty clerk, both positions appointed by the commission. Oennell said. “I'm trying to make the distinc­ tion between the power to appoint and the power to dismiss.’ Mayor Paul Partyka disagreed with Oennell. T hat statement la wrong and this Issue la not going to court.’ he said. City Attorney Frank Kruppenbacher said the charter says this Is not an Issue that can be brought up. Partyka said the crux of the Issue Is the legal meaning of the charter and for them to get legal definition. Commissioner Eddie Martinez said, “I can't understand why our mayor la ao obstinate on this issue, and the charter also states that the mayor has the right to make appointments with the approval of the council.* Commissioner David McLeod said the mayor has the right to appoint, but not fire, with the approval of the dty commission. “It's lnconcdvable that the charter would allow the mayor the power to remove.* he said. This Item waa passed by the commission with a resolution that the mayor doesn’t have the power to fire the dty clerk or attorney without commission approval. In other business: During public Input residents told commis­ sioners that they had water gushing around O viedo’s oldest business finds a fu tu re in p rogress By David HERALD STAFF WRITER of Nation mo i company sign. Ovtedo's oktest M H t t OVIEDO - Before the Oviedo Marketplace, before most of the growing number of shops and stores, before pretty much anything, there was Nelson and Company. The business has been a w i n i t i y in the Oviedo com­ munity since the fledgling days o f the now booming dty. It may be disputable which la the oldest bustnraa In Oviedo: A. Duda and Sons or Ndaoo and Company. Nelson was Incorporated In 1923. but, according to Arthur Evans, president of the company, there are picture* o f the Netson's old fhdt parking plant ih fl date back to 1686. “My lather bought the busi­ ness from the Nelson brothers back In 1923.* said B.F. Wheeler Jr., chairman of the board for Nelson. The Nelson brothers came over from Swe­ den and developed a partner­ ship with B.F. Wheeler Sr. Wheeler Sr. bought the broth­ er* out and has kept the Nel­ son name ever since. Nelson has been Involved In several business ventures since Its Inception. Even though they have dabbled with fertil­ izer and hardware, their main staple has been agriculture. It started off with a few dtrua groves, and then blossomed * both fruit and celery �1990 2A Semmoto Mcrakl Sanlord. Florida Sunday B u s i n e s s N ew tem p ora ry staffin g o ffic e opens By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER Harald Photo by Tommy Vlncont Patty Kirktey. a Technology Facilitator at Stenstiom Elementary, looks over the computers donated by BellSouth Mobility, with Winter Springs Elementary filth grade student council representatives Warren Williams, from left. Samantha Leach and Morgan Ma­ son, ns Principal Dan Snowberger watches. BellSouth M obility answers the call, donates computers to local schools Special to the Herald WINTER SPRINGS HrllSouth Mobility con tinned its commitment to the community It serves with the donation of 10 computers to the Seminole County School System on Wednesday, March 11 at Winter Springs Ele­ mentary. Recently. BellSouth Mobility has donated more than 60 computers to Central Florida organizations. The. IBM 486 computers come equipped with a keyltoard. mouse, 15-inch monitor and a hard drive. If thrse computers were purchased branch new each computer would cost approximately $2,200. That ac­ counts for more than $ 140.000 of computer hardware that BellSouth Mobility has donated to Central Florida organizations. The Great Oaks Village, IJon s Club and O r­ ange and Seminole County School Systrms have all received computer donations from UrliSouth Mobility. .. .. ^ twt^w , ■BellSouth Mobility Is proud to contribute to these outstanding Central Florida Organiza­ tions.* said BellSouth Mobility Regional Vice IVesIdent Jim Bacon. “When we moved in to our new headquarters at the end of last year we upgraded our computer system and tluit enabled us to donate these computers. It Is exciting that we are able to Improvr the educatlonal experience of students with this do­ nation o f current technology.* 'Hie donation of the computers, this Wednesday, to Winter Springs and Stenstrom Elementary schools will assist with the educa­ tion of the students. Five computers will be donated to each school and used at the prin­ cipal's discretion. *Wr gladly welcome any donation of new or used equipment from community organiza­ tions. such as BellSouth Mobility,* said Semi­ nole County Schools Spokesperson Dede Scltaffner. “Computer literacy Is such an ad­ vantage for all ages and the ability to Intro­ duce additional up-to-date computers to our students will help forward their education’s Immensely.* BcllSoulli Mobility, a subsidiary of Atlantabased BellSouth Cellular Cofp.. operates'In, ‘n states. M art, tfcen 3,7 .iRUUnn. customers choose BellSouth Mobility as their wireless service provider. The Central Florida district serves customers In Orange, Osceola, Seminole, Luke. Flaglet, Volusia and Brevard counties. ‘ Jos's Crab Shack SANFORD - Faison Orlando lias successfully concluded negotiations to sell a restau­ rant building and 1.9 acre site at Gateway Plaza near the Seminole Towne Center. The property will be home to Joe's Crab Shack, a seafood concept owned by Houston, Texas based Landry Restau­ rants, Inc. Faison Managing Partner Frank W. Herring Jr. sand Tanya A. Manfra logged 81.1 million for Faison Florida Re­ tail Development, owners of Hie out parcel. “The Landry people have been tn Orlando for quite some time.* Herring said, “and they have (denuded several loca­ tions for other restaurants, but this Is their drst one.* New engineer LAKE MONROE - MetroOrlando Wharion-Smlth, home based in the Lake Monroe area lias announced Andy Bowman lias been hired as a project engineer. Bowman will be working on Westside Regional Wnstewater Treatment Plant upgrading and expansion, a $14.4 million project, In Day­ tona Beach. Bowman waa for­ merly employed by Danis Except Monday, Saturday & Christinas by Repubkc Newspapers. Inc. • 300 N French Avo , Santord. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION AOUHtsirunoN LEOALS USPS 441260 Postmaster Sand address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1667 Sartord FL 32772 1667 Republic T R A N S M IS S IO N & A U T O R E P A IR • n -c C O M E S E E U S A T O U R N E W L O C A T IO N ! • Far last I Can 4 • Mott Ctn 4 Trxcti ■ Cx t i i H w W iyt \ •Haw *W* *’*•L*wt •Oecl I Martitravel * trtyjNMMna—iffn •2 4 “ rSaaSaC*"* llRUlllH rarw iipvM I H N OVER 25 YRS. EXPERIENCE 17*7 TLC 1- Startng 4 M W *3 5 ” ; TRANSMISSION TUNE-UP * iAtl Raalletf FRONT OR REAR BRAKES CV BOOT REPLACEMENT i 1567 South Hwy. 17-92 Longwood •695-8288 MartCat Atun PMf NalMN I n m UI M IPM 5. mmm Tho Board ol County Commissioners ol Semmoto County proposes to adopt the ordinance described in the title sot lorth below. Notice is hereby given that the Semmolo County Board ol County Commissioners (BCC| will conduct a pubbe hearing on March 24, 1998, beginnmg at 7 00 pm . or as soon Ihotealtet as possible, in the County Services Building, 1101 East First Stroet. Sanlord, Florida. Room 1028 (Board Chambers), rotating lo tho proposed ordinance Tho purpose ol this hearing ts to consider recommendations ol tho Semmoto County Local Planning Agoncy/Plannrng and Zoning Commission (LPA/PAZ), receive pubbe input, and input from any local government or other agency on the following described proposed ordinance. The BCC will also make a delorminalion as lo whether the proposal is consistent with the goals, policies and objectives ol the Seminole County Comprehensive Plan The lust pt*bc hearing regarding this ordmanco was held by the BCC on March 10. 1990 Tho ordinance could bo enacted by the BCC on March 24, 1998 The trtte of the proposed ordinance ts: AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO MULB-JURISDICTIONAL LAND USE WITH REGARD TO THE PERMITTING, LOCATING AND SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUStNCSSESt'AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY: ENACTING AS A COUNTY LAND DEVELOPMENT' REGULATION THE PROVISIONS OF AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN (THE CITY OF SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY; PROVIDING THAT SITES WHEREON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE COUNTY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE CITY SriES; PROVIDING THAT SITES WHEREON ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES MAY BE LOCATED IN THE CfTY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE COUNTY SriES; PROVIDING THAT ALL SUCH SITES SHALL BE JOINT SriES; PROVIDING FOR THE COORDINATION OF COMPREHENSIVE PLANS AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE PURPOSE AND INTENT OF THE JOINT PLANNING AREA; PROVIDING FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATORY ACTIVITIES; PROVIDING FOR THE USE OF LAND FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; PROVIDING 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 DATE. S em inole County, Florida Photo CoutMy ot CfteiOi MwMIng Co. Now In Lake Mary. Altamonte Springs-based general contractor Roger Kennedy Construction, Inc. recently completed this S4 million 3-story 124room Hilton Garden Inn on Currency Circle at Primera in Lake Mary. Sunday, March 15. 1998 • Vd. 90. No. 145 Berry Bennett EDITORIAL lacy Loar - Editor Jett BerVnf.se Shan Brad* Dons Oetnch David Frsner Jeana Hughes Courtney lalte* NcfcPtoW Dean Smith Tommy Vincent Susan Wenner Russ Wtvle PanoOcal Postage Pad at Sartord. Florida and addtional maamg ottices W hy Pay More Than You Have To! j Published. Daily Chits Sharp • Manager Elaine OxSdsnt Hox/w Lavender Cheryl Stone CLASSIFIED Kefce Werner - Manager Sandy Presley The company had formerly been called Workers of Flor­ ida, but changed Its name late last year In order lo expand outside Florida In the near fu­ ture. NOTICE OF JOINT LAND USE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT RELATING TO ADULT USE SITES/LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS SECOND PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD MARCH 24,1998 ' i ' n r S l pWw# M j m k ,- ? “Sen inn Seminole Courtly Since IVOR" AOVERTtSMQ sional offices, hotels, restau­ rants, light manufacturing and assembly. The proposed ordinance wilt involve the impositiorVapplication ol land development regulations to the following property, which is the unincorporated areas of Seminole County, Florida and the area within the city limits ol the City of Sanlord, Florida (see map below). (BCC Districts I I , 2,3,4 and 5 respectively) Seminole Herald Odessa Pugh - Business Manager Teran Gaxiei Melinda Moms Unda Spiegel SANFORD - The unemploy­ ment rate continues to drop in Seminole County. According to the lalrst county unemploy­ ment statistic, witllr the slate average Is 4.9 percent. Semi­ nole County's figure was 3.2 for January 1998, compared lo 3.8 in January n year ago. With I he normal employ­ ment offerings during the Christmas holidays, Seminole County had an unemployment percentage of 2.8 this past December, among the lowest rales in the entire state. The low rate often makes II difficult for business and In­ dustry to ohtnln suitable em­ ployees. In order lo assist tn the hir­ ing. especially In the field of temporary workers. Workers Temporary Stalling. Inc., based In Winter Park, lias an­ nounced It will open four addi­ tional offices during the next six month. One of the loca­ tions Is to be tn Sanford. No specific location lias been an­ nounced at the present time. In addition to Sanford, uthcr new locations will Include Jacksonville and Fort Pierce, with a second office In the Orlando area. Workers Temporary Staffing focuses on filling temporary Jobs In construction, profes­ Margaret Staley PRODUCTION Frank Vpllulina - Manager Peggy Beehner Freda Hetmers Cheryl Smrth PRESS S STRIPPING nutted Slop' Cowan Marx Savoie B.« Egan Etvwn Tyrrell. Jr. Head Pressman Subscription Rules |Daily A Surday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year Home OeXveiy 619 SO 639 00 678 00 Mas $24 00 64900 696 00 Florida Residemi add 7S sales tax to above rales Newspaper,s, Inc. Heavy Construction Company, and lias three years experi­ ence In the construction In­ dustry. Topi in salei OVIEDO - M/I Homes of Al­ tamonte Springs has named its top salrs persons for the month of February. Among them was Doug Duncan, working out of Ekana Green in Oviedo, w’ho reportedly sold five homes for a dollar volume of $811,000. New luxury homes LONGWOOD - Alaqua Lakes, near Longwood, will unveil nine new luxury homes worth over $5 million, during a gala grand opening weekend. March 21 and 22. The Taylor Woodrow Com­ munities country club com ­ munity will open Us sales cen­ ter March 0. with plans to host a gala preview reception at the center on. March 19 for area dignitaries, guests and pro­ spective buyers. During the grand opening, possibly 1,000 persons are ex­ pected to tour the community located on Markham Woods Road, north of SR-434 near Longwood. Also at Alaqua Lakes, the new $300,000 plus sales centrr is now open for business. |City ol Sanlord |Seminole County The general pub*: to encouraged lo appear at this hearing and present input in accordance with tho procedures used by the BCC or submit written comments to the Current Planning Office, 1101 East First Street. Sanlord. FL 32771 telephone (407) 321-1130, extension 7433 or FAX 328-3239. Thto hearing may be continued from time to time as jound necessary by the BCC. Copiee ol the staff report regarding thto proposal, proposed ordmance. and related information, induing any written comments received, are avalabie for public review at the address above Room 1000, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5.X pm , Monday through Friday, excluding holidays. A copy of the proposed ordinance to also available lor public review at the County Commission Records Office at the above address, Room 2204, Monday through Friday, exdudmg holidays. Persons with dtoabtotiee needing assistance to participate in any of these proceedings should contact the Human Reeourcee Department ADA Coordinator 48 hours in advance of the meeting at (407) 321-1130, extension 7941. Persons are advtoed that Mthey wish lo appeal any decision made at this meeting, they wd need a record of the proceedings, and for such purpose, they may need to ensure that a verbatim record o( the proceedings to made, which record includes the testimony and avidance upon which the appeal to to be based, per Section 286.0105 Florida SUtijtae. BOARD OF urOUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BY: JOHN DWYER. MANAGER, CURRENT PLANNING �Sominolo Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March 15. 1998 • 3A Su!* DUI charged •Carlos Cara res, 26, of 3202 Orlando Dr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Lake Mary police. Cazares was charged with DUI. alcoholic beverage (sell/give/serve to person under 21 years) and open container. Cazares was arrested at the comer of Lake Mary Boulevard and Lawrence Drive. Cazares grabbed the attention of a po­ lice ofTIcer by abruptly slop­ ping his car at an Intersection, and then proceeded to run the red light. •Ronald Macadam. 53. of 633 Sabal Lake Dr.. Longwood. was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Macadam was charged with DUI and ar­ rested tn the 200 block of Wcklva Springs Road. OfTIcer saw Macadam approaching his car and appearing to be very unsteady. Breach of the peace Bobby Floyd. 30. of 1408 Mara Ct.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Thursday by Sanford police. Floyd was charged with breach of peace/dlsorderly conduct and possession of controlled substance with the Intent to sell/dlstrlbute. Floyd was observed outside of his house by police screaming and yelling. 300 block of West State Road 434. Battery wrest Dietrich Freeney. 20. of 813 N. Valencia Ct.. Sanford, was arrested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Freeney was charged with battery, aggravated battery and felony criminal mischief. F'reeney was arrested at the above address. Freeney alleg­ edly struck her brother In the buttocks with a knife, struck her other brother with her hands and ‘ destroyed* her mother's house. Retail theft charged Louis Wilson. 46. of unknown residence, was arrested Thurs­ day by Sanford police. Wilson was charged with retail theft and arrested In the 3100 block of South Orlando Drive. Wilson allegedly took two packages of meat out of a store. QUAD squad oa the job Godfrey Knight, 18. Willow Ave.. Sanford, rested Thursday by police. Knight was of 807 was ar­ Sanford charged with tampering with physical evidence, possession of drug paraphernalia and resisting without violence. Knight was arrested In the 800 block of Sanford Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Brand theft, forgery charged Dawn Wilcox. 43. of 1303 Wynnewood Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Sanford police. Wilcox was charged with forgery/alter/counterfrit credit card with intent, obtain credlt/purchase with false/explred/counterfelt and grand theft. Wilcox was ar­ rested tn the 800 block of South French Avenue. Wilcox’s arrest comes as a result of a case dating back to March 3. 1908. Longwood mulls renovation, preservation, apartm ents By Nick Pfelfauf HERALD STAFF WRITER LONGWOOD - A lengthy and varied agenda has been pre­ pared for Monday night's Longwood City Commission Meeting. Items range from renovation of the commission chambers to presentations on historic preservation and Longwood Apartments Phase II. As of this past week, the following Items were listed on the agenda for the regular commission meeting: • Opening ceremonies • Public hearing - condemna­ tion of structure at 829 Raven Avenue. • Community announcement Spring Holiday Egg Hunt • Recognition awards - Busi­ ness Person of the Month. Employee Recognition of la b ­ Treepats after warning James Caldwell. 19. of 655 David St.. Winter Springs, was arrested Thursday by Winter Springs police. Caldwell was charged with trespass after warning and arrested at the comer of 434 and Tuskawllla. ile Safety Dept. • Board appointments - Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and Charier Advisory Board. • Public tnput - Central Florida Society for Historic Preserva­ tion. Craig Van Hooven. city representative to Citizens Ad­ visory Committee of MetroPlan Orlando, and Presentation of annual audit. • Public participation • Mayor and commissioners' reports • Consent ngenda (financial matters) • Monthly financial report • Consideration - appeal of de­ cision by Development Review Board regarding Longwood Apartments. Phase II. storm evaluations. • Ordinance 98-1397 - aban­ donment of portion of drainage and utility easement behind 138 Baywood Avenue. • Revisit ordinance 97-1387 re­ garding establishment of cer­ tain fees. • Review and discuss city code regarding security alarms and alarm registration. • City Administrator's report • City Attorney's report • City Clerk's report • AdjournmentThe Longwood City Commis­ sion meeting. Monday. March 16. will begin at 6 p.m. at Longwood City Hall. 175 W. Warren. Wise Buys Found Here 322-2611 3cm inolc Herald Trespass after wareleg Terence Bossert. 48. of 161 N. Edgemon Ave.. Winter Springs, was arrested Friday by Winter Springs police. Bossert was charged with trespass after warning and possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Bossert was arrested In the OWNERS V a lu ed C u stom ers, Juvenile ,n WFTV Channel 9, we to re c e n t c o v e r a g e several important facts t CoatlaMd from Pag* IA solving effort.* Each of the 14 entities has been asked to dealgnate one person to form an advisory board which will meet regularly to discuss and deal with Juve­ nile crime problems. The sher­ iffs department has agreed to provide a pilot program com ­ munity ofllce. to be located In the Seminole Neighborhood Policing District 6 Community Service Center. On a statewide lfv$L, Gover­ nor Lawton Chile* has an­ nounced that more than 200 special Juvenile Justice-related activities will be conducted during the week and the days following, in the department’s 15 districts. The largest will be Monday on the steps of the Capitol tn Tallahassee In the form of a ’ Faith Initiative Rally.* In Seminole County, open house events are planned for several grant/contact programs Including Excel AltemaUves, JAC and the Grove GUYS and KEY programs. Later this month, March 28, a violence-free march will be held beginning at the court house In downtown Sanford, and ending at Fort Mellon Park. Special guest speakers are being planned at the con­ clusion of the march. Mayor Coatiaastl The Community Development Department/Land Development Department requested the commission’s approval for an impact fee credit agreement between the city and L ft H De­ velopments Inc. This agree­ ment will credit L & H with transportation Impact fee costs associated with the building of 27 homes In The Oaks Subdivi­ sion. The motion passed. The second item for the po­ lice department that occuned later on the agenda dealt with the police department needing additional vehicles for eight new police officers. The com ­ mission passed this Item for up to 6 cars and no motorcy­ cles which were requested. The next commission meet­ ing La scheduled for March 23 at 8:30 p.m. at the City of Win­ ter Springs city hall. To W hom It M ay Concern, W e have been employed at China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and would like to inform you that some of your Action News reports are totally untrue. You state that M. Lam closed a business because of Health Violations and re-opened here. China King has been open tor 5 years and Mr. Lam d to inform y o u tna Jnn in th e reports: in th e s u rve y or xno 1st w o and half year's re mder our management f only took over management 2 years and 3 months ago. You also report we have had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. W e have been here for all our inspections and the only violations we've had were before Mr. Lam took over. Maybe we've had warning of a utensil being placed in a sink it shouldn't have boon in or pest control problems which every restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem we have and has done so all along. W hy don't you put that in your report? O n your web site you show 18 other restaurants with many violations how­ ever you only show Bamboo Cafe' and China King on film, both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? Also the way you show on your commercials the kitchen of Bamboo Cafe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it is not. •f Pago LA their properties due to ground water swelling from the public works department. The commission­ ers were updated on progress for some traffic calming plans. The police department re­ quested that the commission review and approve the school resource officer agreement with the Seminole County Public School system. This was to provide for school resource of­ ficers for the year started Oct. 1. 1887 at the Indian Trails Middle School and Winter Springs High School. Approval was granted. E M P LO Y E E S C U S TO M ER S T o W hom It m ay concern: M y wife and I have been coming to China King for years. W e have had very good service and food from this restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. Prices and servioe are the best in this area. Jerry L Cornell, Sue Ann Cornell Sanford. F L M a rc h S . 1996 I have been coming to China King for the past two years and have never had any negative experiences. T h e food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered, it definitely is one of the best values in Central Florida. O n three different occasions I have seen the •negative* reports and they seem to be in aooord with the current “media mania* which seems to continue to “Beat A Dead Horse". There are some very serious infractions being committed on a regular basis with about every “fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unreported due to their influence. China King should not be “singled ouL* for any reason. I will continue to com e here and and bring m y international friends. David Qoodpastar, Casselberry, F L T o W hom It M ay Concern, N I am a frequent regular customer of China King BuffeL I find the food here delicious. T h e atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I've been a regular customer here since I moved from New York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchett, Jr. Sanford, F L To W hom It M ay Concern, I have been a resident of Sanford since the 60's. I have never had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. Jim Brogdon Sanford, F L To W hom It M ay Concern, W o have been eating here for the last several years, and have found the food to be excellent. In our opinion the restaurant is always de an and sani­ tary, and the employees are efficient and courteous. W e love this place and we will continue to dine here, as the lood is excellent and reasonable and we eat here at least twice a week. W e understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but we also have jobs and if our customers believe your reports we will no longer be able to make a living. W e eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. W e can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ natures if we thought it would backfire. A s frequent viewers of Channel 9 we are very discouraged by the way this story was handled and wonder if the news we rely on every day is only half of the story as this one is. Please know this letter is to tell you our side of the story as employees that want to get the story straight. Sincerely, f l * e iu p e r Mary F. Conway, W .M. Conway, Marly Lee Conw ay Sanford, F L William Conway, Clermont, F L je rv �SEMINOLE tKIjE Mcralb 4 A • Semlnoto Ho mid, EDITORIAL Both sides of a discussion A m eeting lias been scheduled for Tues­ day, March 17, In the Fellowship Hall o f Sanford's First Presbyterian Church, at 4th Street and Park Avenue. According to the meeting's organizer, D oug Croseclose, the purpose o f the m eeting Is to discuss the proposed developm ent o f Fort Mellon Park. Efforts h a w been under w ay toward pos­ sibly using part o f the park land as a hotel/confercnce center complex as well as other uses. The use would place the cityowned property back on the tax rolls, and be part o f the massive lakcfront development project. Groscclose says Items to be discussed at Tuesday’s m eeting Include proposed road modifications, traffic patterns, possible a l­ ternatives and potential future citizen ac­ tions. In setting up the meeting, he pointed out that more than 80 percent o f those attend­ ing a sim ilar m eeting in February were o p ­ posed to the development in Fort M ellon Park, although a sim ilar percentage sup­ port the creation o f a hotel/conference cen­ ter somewhere in Sanford. W e see it os logical that such a large number o f people at the first m eeting were against the use o f the park for this purpose. W ith efforts begun toward obtaining plans and proposals for the development, persons who m ight be in favor o f the development probably felt there was no need to attend. This is normal for such meetings. A m eeting "against" a proposal seldom draw s proponents o f It. W e com m end Groscclose for show ing enough concern •and Interest in this devel-.q opm ent proposal that he is taking It upon him self to act In a leadership capacity for these meetings. W e hope that m atters brought forward at the meetings will be able to advance to the ears o f the proper authori­ ties who have said they want more public input In the matter. Santord. Honda ■ Sunday. March 15, 1998 S e m in o le C o u n ty ’ s a n sw e r to lig h t rail Do I have a crystal ball or are the politicians in Orange County paying more attention to what I am saying In this column? I suggested several weeks ago thnt It would be a good idea to forget about the northern segment of the light rail sys­ tem and go ahead. If they Insist, with the sys­ tem from Orlando to International Drive. That's what they are going to do. I also stated that by the time that segment Is completed It will be outdated because there arc new systems being developed right now. I suggested Semi­ nole County do It s own planning. Unfortunately, Seminole County and the cities therein don’t seem to have the foresight to see that this is an opportunity! I hnve always felt thnt the best way for this system to be built was by having the counties develop their own routes and to have those routes Join the other counties at designated points. national politics Ernie Hatton II Ernie Hatton Ills a veteran mem ber of numerous government boards and Is a civic activist In the interest of Qood government. creating a sensible light rail route st a very low cost. It would be wise to Incorporate this concept Into the northern route aa It will not affect any­ thing being done In the south and there would be no reason for delay. In fad. moneys that are allocated for the roll system could be utilized Into the redevelopment of the 17-92 corridor. There may even be a bonus If you use this route. Think about that onel Can you think of any other roadway that Is as easy to get to by all the cities Involved with such s small Impact. What about Florida Hospital, right to Ihdr doorway. Of courec, this part would fall Into Or­ ange County planning. Ijet me give you a perfect route through most of Seminole County that will be cost efficient, easy to build, with very little opposition. It's very simple. Use the 17-92 corridor) Include In the plans for the redevelopment of this roadway the light rail or possibly a more advanced sys­ tem. In so doing, stations and parking can be incorporated Into the plan. You must have park nnd ride. You must also have stations that allow riders to be protected from the elements. The key is parking and protection from the ele­ ments. The additional right-of-way would be Two men sat down at a kitchen table, ac­ minimal. Using this corridor, already accepted, that has a direct path to Orange County makes cording to a targe newspaper, and designed a a lot of sense. Planning for the Seminole County public transportation system for a large city. They were able to get It on the ballot. The peo* segment would be very simple. e voted for It and against the system designed We would have a direct path from the St. r consultants and endorsed by the politicians. Johns to Maitland at which point Maitland What docs that tell you? could follow the route, as could Winter Park, wllli little Impact on any of the cities. Alta­ monte and Longwood would not be affected, and Took my Idea for toll roads but they want to with stations and proper interfacing of bus service, all would be well served. Once you hit perfect It. In this case perfecting It means de­ Colonial Drive the line could turn to the right stroying the concept. Once you start removing and find It's way to a point that will please the and replacing concepts you usually end up de­ stroying the plan. Why? Because you don't un­ city of Orlando. derstand It to begin with and with certain ele­ Sound simple? It Is. The cost? Very little ments missing. It won't work. compared to other routes that meander all over .l( you use this corridor and go ahead expansion' of 1-4. which 1 also sug­ Disaster planning • There's a great plan In the gCMfil^ong gested long ago, you will have created a serial- hands of John Blackwood. • D.A.W.N. what's ble system, for relieving traffic congestion and happening with If? ill's not complicated) This tails yea... 6 Tail JAflEH Why education is vital to society o f Lsksvisw - They're still my favorite people! The disability movement L E TTE R Sanford Oct this. If your child Is not In school you will receive an automated phone call advising you that they were not In attendance. In our case we already know that. However. If your daughter Is going to have an abortion and she Is a minor she can have an abortion because s Judge somewhere has decided It's OK and the parents do not have to be advised. Make sense? I don't think sol Whether you are pro-Ufe or pro-choice I would think you'd like to be advised and feel It Is your right as a parent to be advised of such a procedure. Tills is definitely a state Infringe­ ment into our lives. Tlzzio is an advocate for the disabled. agains the devel­ If on ly people w ho are against opm ent turn out Tuesday . they m i ay be at a church m eeting facility, but they will o n ly be preaching to the choir. We the staff and residents o f Lakcvlew Nursing Center, Sanford, would like to express our ap­ preciation and gratitude to Joseph Miller, our administrator, and his wife. Amy. our assistant administrator, for making this past year positive and productive. The changes In this past year have been very positive. The Millers are two of the most caring and compassionate people we have had the pleasure to encounter. They always have time to listen to the residents as well as the staff. The MlUera are very personable, they take a great deal of interest In Lakcvlew. not only to listen to problems, but to do fun stuff, such as cookouts, (Mr. Miller does cook.) The Millers have made not only living here at Lakcvlew Nursing Center, but working here, a pleasant experience. We are proud to be a part o f the Lakcvlew Nursing Center family! Thank you Joe and Amy. first it will be of benefit, low Interest rates, short- lived good times, but then It will have a real effect on this country. The worse Is that there are too many families suffering now. Add several million more and look out! TONY TIZZIO In doing so. w e urge both sides to be cou r­ teous and concerned enough to listen to w hat the other side has to say. A n anniversary thanks Now we will hnve more money than expected. What are we going to do with It? Instead of looking at the problems that need solving and paying back our debt to the social security fund AND taking It olf the books and out of the budget process, we're dreaming up new adven­ tures aa to flow we should spend all this money as quickly as possible. There's more spending Ideas than brains. Let me tel) you this Is not going to last. There Is going to be a downturn In the economy! At Special People Mostly however, we hope this can be a dis­ cussion meeting, rather than a gripe ses­ sion. The only w ay this can come about is If people w h o are In favor o f the development also turn out at the m eeting and voice th eir opinions. There are two sides to every story, and both sides need to be aired. Lsksvisw Nursing Cantor administrators Amy and Jos MHtorrscsivs kudos from SUN and residents on their fust anniversary at the facility. Folks, we Just spent millions of dollars for NOTHING. Why? Because some are afraid they may get what they now wish they hadn’t wished fo r the Impeachment of Clinton. Oh. It won't happen because they now realize that both for the country's sake and the sake of the Republi­ can Party this ta not a good Idea. 1 said that long ago. The next election Is the way to gain lire White House. However, we certainly did waste a lot of money nnd gained very little. In fact, there’s more light being shown on what we haven't done. No campaign finance reform, no term limitations, no new tax restructuring and not much In the way of new Ideas except the balanced budget which tile party will probably not get much more credit for than the president. Lots of money Education was vital to America at the birth of this nation and la more critical today because there are more Americans and It Is a complex society. Thomas Jefferson, our third president, and fa­ ther o f the Declaration of Independence at­ tested to the fact that the prerequisite for a Re­ publican government waa an Informed public*. According to Jefferson this was to be accom­ plished by educating the entire population and maintaining a free press. His vision o f educa­ tion was an upper and lower school. The objec­ tive of the lower schools waa to provide literacy. Jefferson's vision la contemporary because literacy for all la not only a desired goal but a necessity for the perpetuation o f the American dream. Parents, teachers, administrators and community members have the resources to ef­ fectuate educational change. Changes needed to Insure that each child la provided an environ­ ment that makes learning an exciting lifetime adventure. The ultimate objective o f education la to aid each student to become a self sufficient con­ tributing member of society, tn consonance with his/her abilities. There are some basic truths all of us need to embrace If the goal of educating all children ta to be realized. They are: 1. An acceptance of the fact that every minute each day of a child’s life to a learning expert- Q U E S T COLUM N Lurlcnc Sweeting Lutlene Sweating to a m - . Brad educator who hoida a doctorate dagrsa. 8hs to County 8chool Board, District 6, a saat currently hold by Joanna Morris. cnce. 2. All children can learn. 3. An expectation of skill mastery for all. 4. All children must be taught to take respon­ sibility for their behavior by developing respect for oneself, for others and property. 5. All children must be aided in understanding the high correlation between education and the quality o f life tn America. 6. Children must be educated to provide the workforce that employers need, whether imme­ diately after high school or college. — Recently we here at Special People cred­ ited Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., by saying if It was not for Dr. King, every minority perlndiuding the disable led would be fighting even harder for equal rights In this country and the world. Where and who are the next minority leaders in the U.S.? Unfortunately, the dis­ abled cannot point to one person who has done the most to advance our cause, the closest person one may think of to Helen Keller. Of course, since there are so many different kinds o f disabilities, Ms. Keller might not be the correct role model for eve­ ryone. As we get even closer to the year 2000 we are Just now getting over the negative effects of the "me* decade, the ‘80s. Sure, some may doubt the effects o f that period In our history, but the evidence Is dear, most of us were more Interested tn making money than watching out for the other guy. You can see It everywhere. Young adults are helping disabled children such as the teaming disabled. With the Increased media attention on disabilities, issues have heightened our visibility In society and thus increased our role in it. Getting back to the future leaders of the disability movement. Medical science tn di­ agnosis and treatment, technology, comput­ ers and computer aided devices and higher educational standards as In the main­ streaming of disabled kids into regular classes, have elevated the futures o f dis­ abled children. From childhood on. the disabled now have greater opportunities. By opportunity 1 mean that we are now physically able to er^qy life better and dare 1 aay, more nor­ mally. With opportunity comes responsibil­ ity. By responsibility we mean that the dis­ abled owe it to the future generations of disabled people to share some o f our strug­ gles and problems. Hits may sound like an unusual idea, but much the same way many ethnic groups pass on thdr heritage, so must the dis- �SGfTnrxXe Herald, Sanford, Florida - Sunday. March IS. 1906 • SA Manage------Continued from Page 1A the County Services building to Sanford City Hall to keep Tony Vandcrworp." 'I'm hoping he would apply for our position," Sanford Commissioner Whltcy Eckstein said Friday. T o n y Vanderworp la an extremely capable per­ son. I respect him." Although the city commis­ sion will make the Anal choice, Its members are not doing the m ru ltln g or the Initial screening of candidates. “That Job belongs to a blue ribbon committee." Eckstein said, “and I do not want to Influence what they do." The committee la headed by Sanford attorney George Wal­ lace. The plan Is for the com­ mittee lo select the top candi­ dates. creating a short list of no more than a half dozen. Mayor Larry Dale, like Eckateln. aald he prefers to stay out o f the screening commit­ tee's path. “Would Tony Vandcrworp be a welcome ap­ plicant?" Dale said Friday. “He would be welcome anywhere In the private or public sector. He has not applied here, how­ ever." T ills thing may be further along than anyone knows," County Commissioner Dick Van Der Wrtdc said Friday. “Anyone would be Interested In a high caliber guy like this." Vanderworp's current salary for the county la $91.000 • Dill Simmons makes $86,000 as Sanford City Manager. One city official said that Vanderworp could make as much as $105,000 If he were Interested In the manager's Job. The scale for the position was recently raised. T rails--------- Contlnuad from Pago IA or In-line skating and will be well o(T of Rinehart hut not un­ der the power lines. The trail head will be at the gateway park the etty will build on the northeast comer of Lake Mary Boulevard and Rinehart Road. As work progresses. Rick Diaz, city of Lake Mary public works supervisor, would like to remind drivers that. even though a detailed Maintenance of Traffic schedule has been developed and approved, at times It will be difficult to use Rinehart Road until It Is com ­ pleted. “In order lo hrlp you lo rearh your destinations safely and In a timely manner, we have de­ veloped the following alterna­ tive routes. 1. Heading north towards Sanford. Volusia. Deltona, etc. your best alternative will be Canine-------Coatla i**4 from Psga IA now friendly and sociable, and even ‘asks' for a massage. Impressed with the results. Wills decided lo pursue canine massage. She attended a school In Columbus, Ohio where she completed the Optlssagr program, a program based on sound massage the­ ory. In the program Wills studied canine anatomy and physiol­ ogy. Wills also learned to Watch like way a dog walks arid move* for any signs of prob­ lems. Wills offers pre-event and post-event spoils massage ami maintenance massage. Mas­ sage Increases circulation and releases tense muscle* pro­ moting flexibility. Dogs, like people, have acupressure olnts that ran be managed to elp alleviate pain. Massage, advises Wills, Is helpful for dogs suffering from common ailments such as hip dysplasia and arthriUa. In­ creased circulation aids In healing Injuries. E In addition to private ses­ sions Wills teaches canine massage seminars. The semi­ nars are designed to teach owners basic techniques they can do at home. Massaging your pet Is a great bonding ex­ perience for owners, explains Wills. Seminar participants learn about effleurage, a gliding, calming stroke; passive touch to relax muscles; and petrls- Rinehart Road, towards State Road 46. 3. Heading south toward Or­ lando, you may want to stay on C.R. 46A. go over 1-4, turn into Heathrow and reach Lake Mary Boulevard on the west aide of I4. from which you can either take 1-4. Markham Woods Road, or stay on Lake Mary Boulevard. S. If you need to go to 17-92, your best route would be Coun­ try Club Road (C-15) or stay on SR 46 East to Airport Road or to 17-92. Finally, please note that the 45 mph speed limit an Rinehart Road will be reduced to 30 mph and that tpeedlng Jlnes will be doubled. We hope this Information la of use to you. If more Informa­ tion Is needed, please contact us at 333-8211* sage, a deeper. kneading stroke. Wllla also teaches own­ ers how to feel for temperature changes, hot spots or cold spots, that can signal trouble areas. T h e more you work on your dog the better you know Its body. You'll be more aware sooner If something Is wrong.* Massage does not lake the place of your veterinarian warns Wills, but should be part of a regular program to pro­ mote the animal's well-being. “It Is very rewarding to work with dogs,* said Wills. Accord­ ing to Wllla, a dog will tell you what It needs. A quick Jerky movement may mean a sore spot. When they are relaxed they lower their heads and may make chewing or licking mo­ tions. “I never Imagined the Interest would be so great,* aald Wills. The demand for the seminars has been so overwhelming that WUls Is making a video featur­ ing the basic techniques she teaches. Filming o f the video la scheduled to begin In three weeks. The next canine massage seminar will be held Sunday, March 15 at 1 p.m. at Beat Paw Forward Dug Training Center. 2544 S. Park Drive, Sanford. The coat la $20. ($1 per par­ ticipant goes to Labrador Re­ triever Rescue.) Participants should bring their dog and a mat or blanket. Space Is limited. For more In­ formation or to pre-reglater call Angela Wills at (407) 7889446. The American Boycbotr shown above Is this country’s premier concert boys’ choir, intemationaly acclaimed for Its musical sophistication and imaglnattvs programming. The Choir can be heard on classical music re­ do stations across the nation, as wel as on movie soundtracks, TV/redlo commercials and many recordktga. A musical treat for the whole family In concert Friday, March 20, 7:30 pm. In tie sanctuary Nelson------Coattawsd frees Pa$s U those days,' said Wheeler Jr. Nelson was forced out of the agriculture business by Mother Nature. With back-to-back freezes In 1983, 1985 and the moat disastrous 1989, citrus diminished In the area. “Oviedo went from being an ag­ ricultural community to a bed­ room community,* said Wheeler. “We still have some prosperous groves, but not 100 percent.* According to Wheeler, the hardware store was nothing but a "glorified tool room building is currently under renovation. It wN bs one of No, RIs not a movta ssL Although, Khas bsan assn on Farmers used to come In to get ths landmarks pedestrians can as* as they travel 1 st*vision. H is Nateon and Company's old fsrtitizar equipment for their needs. along ths Cross Ssminois Trel. And the fertilizer plant used to plant that has bsan around ainot th# 1930’s. Ths supply fanner* with their re­ tlon for the Cross Seminole quests. years from now people will not through all the changes, has Now, Nelson fa mostly Into Tndl. The trail, like the West recognize Oviedo’s downtown remained a great place for real estate, leasing the facili­ Orange trail tn Orange County, people to raise a family. “We after It la refurbished. The ties and various commercial In­ will be for bicyclers, walkers have been blessed to have this Old Downtown Development terests. Land that was once and roller blading. Not only beautiful countryside." aald Group is turning tt (downtown! used for citrus Is now being wUl It showcase nature, but Into something people can a p ­ Evans. .They. a ls o , know .that used for other enterprises. allow people to go to various preciate. turning It into some­ Oviedo keeps getting larger. “I Many building have replaced businesses along the tndl. thing unique,* aald Evans, 'I t s think It will be the largest city groves. “Money goes where It Evans said that the fertilizer the end of an era and the be­ In Seminole County." Evans plant could be used for various Is treated the best,* aald ginning o f a new era.* aald. But through all the tran­ shops and restaurants but also Wlteeler. sition and exploding growth, Currently, the Nelson Com­ exhibit yesteryear Items from Both Evans and Wheeler Oviedo’s grass roots company pany la involved tn rehabili­ when the plant was running. has survived. talked about how Oviedo. Evans said that five or six tating Its factlllies tn prepara- T izzio ------- Csailssai from Fags 4A abled. Besides responsibil­ ity. what it all comes down to ta passing the torch dawn to the future disabled population. If for no other reason than to let future generations learn from past generations. We would like to start a new feature of Special People where for educational purposes only, we will attempt to define vari­ ous disabilities. Since I am al­ ways asked the nature of my disability, cerebral palsy, we will start with that. Cerebral Palsy la a neuro­ logical movement disorder that can be caused by Injury to the brain at birth or during the early stages of development In the womb. The injury may re­ sult from bleeding Into the brain, lack o f oxygen at birth, or an infection that Is common to both the mother and the de­ veloping fetus. Infants who are bom prematurely are espe­ cially susceptible to this disor­ der. Cerebral Palsy may be ac­ quired after birth, postnatally. Head Injuries. Infections such as meningitis, and other forma o f brain damage occurring tn the first months or years of life WEATHER | r r rr r r * - T — m - r a g i \ 1 .. * , . a h .- » ^ J-.rrsSa Partly cloudy. High* In the upper-OOa. Lowa In the mid-40a. • a s day: Partly cloudy. lUghs In the low-70e. Lowa in the mld-40a. Moalayi Partly douciy. High* In the low -70*. Lowa in the upper-BOa. Taaadayi Thunderatoraia. Highs In the mid-70*. Lowa In the low-60a. ■ATURDAT P te ld y 0 9 48 P te ld y 7 1 4 B MONDAY P teld y 73 TUE8DAY 7 5 61 6AXU1DAT: •O LU H AK T A IL S : min. 5:45 s.m .. m aj. 11:55 a ,iu h min. 6:05 p.m .. maj. — p.m. T ID S6: D sy te ae B a a e k high: 8:40 a.m ., 9:01 p m , low: 3:31 a m , 3:44 p m R aw > a j n a Baach: high: 6:45 a .m , 9:06 p.m ., low. 3:36 a.m ., 3:49 p m , O aaoa Ba ach: high; 9:00 a m . 9:31 p m , lo w 3:51 a m , 3:04 p.m. ft S e a s a re 2 4 fe e l w ith a m o d era te ch op. W a te r tem p eratu re at D a y to n a la 6 0 d e g ree s a n d a t N e w S y m m a . 6 0 d egrees. W in d s a re from the n orth a t of St. Luka’ a Lutharan Church, 2021 Watt Stats Rd. #426, Ovtado, ntar Intersection of To# Road 417 and Rad Bug Road. Admis­ sion is fra* and there Is free nursery care. For more Information call St. Luke's Office (407) 365-3406 or Judy Dude (407) 365-3616. Boys, grades 3 to 6 may audition Immediately after the concert. Diana Boyd. 87. Locust Ave­ nue. Sanford, died Wednesday, March 11, 1998 at DeBaiy Manor. Mrs. Boyd waa bom Mgy 30, 1910 In HawklnavlUe. Oa. Mrs. Boyd was a home­ maker. She waa a member o f New Life Word Center. Survivors include slaters. Ge­ neva Lawson. Sanford. Ola Mae McOrlff. Flnleyaon, Oa.; one grandchild. W U a o a -E k h d b o y e r ary, Inc., tn charge rangem ents. Mortu­ of a r­ Claire M. McKechnie, 89. West Lake Brantley Row!. A l­ tamonte Springs, died Friday. March 13. 1998 at Florida Liv­ ing Nursing Center, Apopka. Bom Sent 5, 1906 In Roches­ ter, Mich., she moved to Cen­ tral Florida eight years ago. Ms. McKechnie waa a home­ maker. She was n Catholic. Survivors include sons, John C., Maitland, Norval S. “Bud*. Longwood; eight grandchildren. Banfleld Funeral Home, Win­ ter Springs, tn charge o f ar­ rangements. Bom tn Cleveland. Ohio, she moved to Central Florida In 1987. Mrs. Rinehart waa a parking attendant at Orlando international Airport. She was a member of American Legion Auxiliary Post 242. Mrs. Rine­ hart waa a Protestant. Survivors include husband, Patrick; parents. John and Anna Leyava. Ashland, Ohio: brother. Ralph Jenkins, Elyria, Ohio; Maters. Kathy Stadul, Cleveland, Ohio, Laura Kline. S t Charles, Mo.; seven grandchildren. All Faiths Cremation Service, Casselberry, in charge o f arrangementa. Dennis Lee Phllpott. 20 away March 12. 1908 at St. Tampa. He 7 In boro June 26.1977 l Fairfax. Va. Survivors include mother and atephtbo-, Teresa and Tom UUiana. Sanford; staters, Jessica M. Hale. Maryland. Lucy Phllpott, Sanford: mother, Virginia Phllpott. 1; aunts, lie Senlrea, San­ ford. Barbara Cole. Virginia. Holly Phllpott. Sanford; undca, Larry Scnircs, Sanford, Richard Phllpott, Virginia. Steve Phllpott, Sanford, Tom Phllpott. Sanford. Pttends are aahed to call hte nxXhcr at 321 -5242. are the main causes of ac­ quired Cerebral Palsy. * Information waa originally researched through NORD (National Organization for Rare Disorders). If you have anything for us at Special People, please let us know! WeB eliev e In THe “O ld F a s h io n ” Way • • • • one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation is done at this facility service times wUl meet your needs no interest is charged on trusted prearrangemenls, which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications G F ramkow uneral H ome since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 322-3213 �GA ■Seminole HoiaU Santofd. Honda • Sunday March 15, 1990 Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Traditional Irish meal: Secret revealed The purpose of this column is to provide the readers with the recipes that produce a gourmet quality meal at a price to fit within the average dally food budget. I cannot think of anything worse than trying to plan a nice meal. Then, you look up a recipe only to ftnd that the ingredients are either not locally available or would cost more than the national debt. Other major problems are recipes dial require special equipment or take so long to cook that you would need to quit your Job to make dinner. With this in mind the recipes presented In this column will be selected to provide cost ef­ fective family meals, using lo­ cally available ingredients, and quick easy cooking techniques. We will purchase all the In­ gredients In Seminole County stores and prepare them In ba­ sic pots. pans, and equipment you probably already own. The total cost of the meal will be given along with the names of the stores we purchased from. The cost of feeding a family to­ day is such u large part of the monthly budget that each fea­ ture recipe will Include ’left­ over' suggestions that add vprl cty when volume buying Is ef­ fective. The recipes will be variations of menu selections from fa­ mous 5 star restaurants and regional favorites from around the U.S. and the world. In addi­ tion we will feature recipes for meals that our readers have requested us to find and modify to real life cooking. We will also welcome any of your fa­ vorite recipes that you send us. In addition we will also offer a cooking tip of the week to help you In the kitchen. The goal is to make your family meals more exciting and diverse while saving money and trouble for the chef of the house. This column will continue as a weekly feature on Wednes­ days. May your meals be a festive occasion. Please send your re­ quest. Ideas, recipes or com­ ments to: Fine Dining With Chef Doc. c/o the Seminole Herald. 300 N. French Ave.. Sanford. FI. 32771. On my one trip to the Elmerold Isle, and hopefully not my last. 1 did manage to get some fine recipes and a world class hangover. Besides the excellent ale served In the pubs of Ire­ land. the Inn keepers serve some fantastic meals. The fol­ lowing recipe selections come from northern Ireland and had I not enjoyed the ale and com­ pany so much I could tell you the name of the inn. The one problem I have al­ ways had with corned beef dinners is that they are always very salty. Since 1 am not a salt lover, finding out the se­ cret to this recipe was a great present from the great friends I made on my trip. This banquet will consist of the following: corned beef and cabbage, colcannons. Irish soda bread. Guinness Stout Ale and apple pasties with Irish coffee for dessert. This meal tends to have the same result as Thanksgiving dinner on my guests but there are no football games on TV. Therefore, rent a good movie because after this meal you won’t want to move for awhile. Corned Beef and Cabbage Look for a lean piece of '^ iae 'DittutCf, w ith Seminole County's Chef Doc is a classically (rained chef whose reci­ pes have been published In numer­ ous cookbooks. Writo to him c/o the Seminole Herald, 300 N. Fronch Ave.. Sanford. FI., 32771. 1 cup apple slices (perl apple, cut In 1/4’s remove core and seeds, slice to 1/4 Inch thick pieces) 2 tblsp. brown sugar 2 tblsp. butter l tsp. sugar l tsp. cinnamon Melt butter and stir tn sugars attd cinnamon. Place apple slices tn center of pastry squares. Paint with butter sauce. Be careful not to get butter on the edge of the squares. Moisten edges of •• v * v Concern for Your Repair squarrs with water and fold over pastry to form triangles. Seal edges by pressing to ­ gether and poke 3 or 4 small holes In the top for steam vents. Place triangles on a well greased cookie sheet lightly brush tops with a little milk and bake In a preheated over at 425 degrees for 15 minutes until golden brown. Tills recipe makes 7 to 8 pasties. Serve them warm but be careful, the filling stay* very hot for quite n while. .5 1 Needs. Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions RtpairinimiMuiUingAutomatic 209 W . 25th S t , Sanford 1959~Sam e Location R r lT R ir K '5 RHtj 5 ^ L f ' T) ' •* «• v W e H ave It A ll, F o r Le ss...G u a ra n te e d ! adjusurli miis TVrenty-four hours before you cook, trim off all excess fat from your meat. Wrap the meat tn white paper towels. NO PRINT OR INK ON THE PA­ PER. 3 layers thick. Place In a large zip lock bag and soak towels with white wine. Seal and refrlgcntte overnight. This is the trick to removing a lot of the (wilt taste. EBEEt"If*FBEE:"!' ~FHEE:"! m xi lOGOODwm i i mu i s m m Final day! iwn conyi h i hi incAiintis m >i m moss and homi ciaci Shopping Spree ends M arch 15 the al most e v e r y t h i n g 25% o ff Colcannons Boll equal amounts of pota­ toes and shredded cabbage. Drain and sprinkle lightly with salt and pepper. Mash and place Ice cream scoop size por­ tions on a well greased cookie sheet. Sprinkle sharp grated cheddar cheese over the lop and bake In oven at 350 de­ grees until lightly browned. S h o p p in g S p r e e Irish Soda Bread 4 cups sifted enriched all pur­ pose flour 1/2 cup granulated white sugar 1 tsp. salt 1 tsp. baking powder 1/4 cup butter 2 cups seedless raisins 1 tsp. baking soda 1 egg well beaten 1-1/3 cup fresh cold buttermilk Mix together salt. flour, baking powder. soda and sugar. Cut In butter until mix I b fine granular consistency. Stir In raisins, egg. and buttermilk. Bake In a well greased 1 quart baking dish at 375 degrees for about 45 minutes or until golden brown. T i m e is running, o u t t o create y o u r o w n sale. C o m e in b y M arch I 5 and ask a Sales Associate fo r a c o u p o n g o o d fo r 2 5 % off regular-priced purchases th ro u g h o u t th e store. •MISSES’ SHORTS isSWIMWEAR •LINENS •JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR • MEN’S SUITS A SPORTCOATS •BRAS, DAYWEAR A SHAPEWEAR • LAMPS •ACCESSORIES •BLOUSES • KIDS SWIMWEAR •GIRLS’ SLEEPWEAR • INFANT PLAYWEAR •ALL JEWELRY BOXES • LUGGAGE • DIAMONDS GEMSTONES A GOLD JEWELRY •MEN’S DRESS A CASUAL SHOES •GIRLS’ DRESSES • MENS’ SHORTS A SWIMWEAR • MEN’S UNDERWEAR A HOSIERY PLUS MUCH MORE VESf i want rrf i love rrf f 3 U TA K E IT fff Apple Pasties Pastry: 2 cups sifted all purpose (lour 3 tsp. baking powder 1/2 tsp. salt 1/4 cup shortening 3/4 cup Ice cold milk 51ft all dry Ingredients into a large mixing bowl. Cut In shortening until mix Is a course commeal like consis­ tency. Slowly mix In cold milk until dough Is formed. Knead dough on a floured board gen­ tly for 1 minute then roll It out to about 1/8 inch thick. Cut dough into 4 inch squares. Filling: Again today we delve Into the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce -produced book­ let, which was published in 1925, to take a look at three more communities as they were then. Remember that the purpose o f the booklet was to attract people to the area, thus the sometimes flowery build up. ' v tat tt+ m . •MATTUSSH • DATBtD* • BUNKUM« DONft BIAS! BEDS• FUTONS• ADJUSTABUBEDS* CUSTOMSIZES The way we w ere: 3 cities in Seminole Longwood was homesteaded in 1873 by a gentleman who was still active in business there In 1925. (His name was not given.) The post office was established tn 1874 and named after a Massachusetts town of the same name. Longwood was located mid­ way between Sanford and Or­ lando In what was known as the ridge section of Seminole County. The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad maintained a station there and the Dixie Highway passed through the center of town. The proposed state highway was to be built through Longwood thus making 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 M attress M arket corned beef and buy 2 pounds for every 5 people you will be serving. Use 1 large cabbage for every 6 people, also pur­ chase 1 small while onion for each person. In a large covered pot. cover beef with cold water. Add 1 tsp. of whole black peppercorns and bring to a boil. Boll for 5 minutes then reduce heat and simmer covered for 50 minutes for each pound of meat. Cut cabbage head Into 6 pieces. Add cabbage, onions and 2 tblsp. butter to the pot. Add water to cover vegetables, cover and let simmer for 30 minutes. Service with a Personal >H I i CFwmi C o fi, b>. the town accessible to all parts o f the state. The Chamber of Commerce article boasted that Longwood had a telegraph office, sawmill and lumber yard, and a handle factory. There were four stores, a restaurant, filling station, public library, a school and two churches. Citizens were In­ volved In the Masonic Lodge. Woman's Civic League and a town band. The Orange and Black Hotel was very comfortable and, ac­ cording to the writer. Its cost of living for a week, month or season would not detract from ■ m SU m cipher, Pago &A Apply tor* JCPennoy card today. You may be oNgttda for inetant credit It only takae minutes. JC P e n n e y * l o v e y o u r S t y l e - K S K srsa = = a r ALTAMONTE M A IL •ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE •SEMINOLE TOW N CENTER •FLORIDA M A IL •WEST OAKS M A IL �r fe cI a + p * 1 $ tfi* U + e lt ( W t ^ OswtoolsHsnM, 8anlonl. Ftortda • Sunday, M rti 18.1806 • 7A ________________________________________ Da’ Bomb hears all. ■■ Da Bomb loves his high school sports more than anyone anywhere, but how "bout lettln* the athletes take Spring Break ofT. Do we really need week-long tour­ naments when some of those kids have been playing sports for the past nine months? Disney’ s Dreamers and Doers Each year, Disney awards Dreamers and Doers Awards to a student at each o f the Seminole County schools, from high schools to elem entary schools. Over the past two w eeks. Herald Correspondent Courtney Leffew. a senior at Sem inole High School, has been tracking down the winners to see what makes them special. Today and Wednesday, 'Da Bom b will feature the winners at the middle school level and. in fu­ ture issues, will have profiles on each of the more than 30 winners in Seminole County. The award Is presented by D is­ ney and recognizes four outstanding characteristics In Indi­ viduals with whom he came In contact. Those areas arc: cu ­ riosity. confidence, courage and consistency and each school Is allowed to nominate one student for the award. Adler shows spirit Morgan Adler has not had much time to sleep lately. Recently named the Disney Dreamer and Doer of Rock Lake Middle School. Adler has had her hands full If you want to see some Impressive art work, check out the art display at the Seminole County School Board building where the kids at Indian Trails turned In some awesome stuif. Da Bomb sez check It out. ’ Morgan represents nil that we encourage In students at Rock Lake through not only her very Impressive personal achieve­ % 'f r , ments but also her commitment and Inspirational display of a positive attitude and service to others throughout the entire school year. Her personal goal of pursing a career tn Juvenile advocacy, either through social work or trachlng, best exempli­ fies her representation as a true 'dreamer and doer," Rock Lake Rock Lake's Morgan Adler was principal Paul Cave said. tho winner of Dreamers and Do­ Although receiving praise and ers at Rock Lake. gratitude for hard work and It's prom season and Da Bomb hasn't been asked yet. Da Bomb's a little edgy on this ope. Why do people keep calling up wondering why we cover events at some schools but not at oth­ ers. Whatcha gotta do Is call before the event. We’ll be there, promise. Check out "Annie Get Your Gun" In two at Lake Mary. Da scz Mr. Elsclle puts on a great show at the Lake Mary drama departfrc n t.__________ p It* hid«ail hs» hi Mp iifl I skaIhJr w % Anatviii p in t s ntm > tKXHJft PPOUD t %IH aV w t - l S Tuscawtte MkkS* Schools Zachary Salas, with assistant prindpaia Tom Roba/a and Jwn Jonas. holds his Osnoy Dreamers and Doers plaque. Ho is an eighth-grader ^ ! n a‘ ‘°!L!u 8° , r ' h!n* lAdl" 18 BETA Club, tennis team, stufamlllar with. Despite her cur­ dent government. Girt Scouts, rent award Adler has acquired and FCA. numerous other honors Includ­ At Rock Lake. Adler Is In the ing Outstanding Citizenship peri meditation program which lion. In addition. Soles raised I f f « 2 3 f S T " ’! ^ helps and guilds other students almost two hundred dollars for and Church, and the Sports- ^ p r o M e r a they are facing. manahlp Award. the Central Florida tornado vic­ Service plays a big part tn tims and donated It to the Red Spirit Is what Adler takes Adler's life being the School Cross. pride tn when she cheers for Representative for Violence PreIlls helping hand extends to­ Rock Lake Middle at various vrntlon In Seminole County, wards his peers at Tuskawtlla. events. Adler was a finalist In Ad\rr ■>«» workswith learning Sale Is In the peer mediation Regional and National disabled children at Pace program which assists other the Cheerleading competition. School. students with their dilemmas. , Adler participates tn nuxner■■ i Adler's gifts do not end In ous choral and dance recitals Rrcrntly. Sale was a finalist however. Adler when she Is not at school. In tn the PTA Reflections Photog­ the classroom besides being an Honor Roll addition Adler enjoys jazz raphy Contest. Brilliance runs In the family student was chosen from Duke dancing and gymnastics. Adler may not be getting much as brother Kyle was alau a fi­ University In a Talent Search. sleep these days but she has nalists at Rainbow Elementary for the Dreamers and Doers Could life get any busier for shown that being an Involved on eighth grader? student can make a dl fference In Award. Yes... Adlrr Is Involved In someone’s life. 'Zach Is Independent. He has been In eight different schools and done very well at all of them. A mother couldn’t be any more proud of their child. He can do his own laundry and dishes. He Is wonderful.* ex­ pressed Lisa. Sale's plans on becoming an oral surgron and with his di­ verse talents, he should not have any trouble. Zachary Sales straight ahead Sale was a performer for the Showtime Company of Dance In Altamonte Springs for two and a half years. Sale's got the oppor­ Zachary Sale was glvm that tunity to perform at many tour­ award, lie acquires and exceeds naments and the Hob Carr the four characteristics: curios­ Theater. ity. confidence, courage, and 'After only tour lessons Zach constancy. tried out for the company and made It. He Is u very flexible Sales holds a 4.0 tn all his and rosy-going- kid.' said Lisa, honors classes and La a Honor Zach's mother. ’ He always says Roll and High Honor Roll stu­ I am his btggett' Inspiration and dent. I always say back, you are the In seventh grade. Sale's was wind beneath my wings ' Besides performing. Sale's given the title Most Outstanding has a Probationary Dlack Dell Student Overall Award. In Tae-Kwan Do which he has "In addition to being an all been practicing for two and a around exceptional young man. half years. Sale's received the Zach has a zest and joy for life chance to travel to Penscola and for the Nationals that Is rare. He lias the Innate Alatsama ability to touch the lives of eve- Tournament where he placed ryonc-hla fellow atudenta, as a well. At TUskawtlla. Sale's was on role model; his teachers, with a lasting Impression: his commu­ the newspaper staff and an­ nity. as a friend to many, and chored the news. Charity work Is another one of especially to hla mother, whom he devotes much time and care,* Sale's endowments. He heads a group who collects money for Judy Rambeau aald. Along with hla academics. the Jerry Lewis MDA Founds- Only the top-notrh students receive llie Disney Dreamers and Doers Award D eB ary H a ll, In c . S P R IN G F E S T IV A L Here’ s what’ s Cooking at Jackson Heights Andrew School. Cook Is ths Dteamar and Dost from Jackson Haights MkMa Dreamer and Doer Andrew Cook, an eighth Disney grader at Jackson Heights Mid­ Award. Cook, who has been In the dle School was honored with the ~ an d . Singly of Lyman were recog­ nized as finalists In the Na­ tional Merit Scholarship Competition which places them among the top academic students In America. Lyman senior MePantol was swarded a cer­ tificate of merit as the local winner of the Tools for TomorAll-American Vocational ~ Achievement Student Award. She has moved on to atate competition. M ails Saxton, a Stetson University English major has been Initiated Into the school's Omicron Delta Kappa national leadership honor society. She Is a resi­ dent of Longwood and a graduate of Lake Mary High School. MARCH 21st & 22nd • 10 AM - 4 PM gifted program since first grade hiking, and mountain biking. and takes all advanced classes Along with his occasional help was thrilled about receiving this around the house. *We were very pleased and award. This year Cook has the proud of Andrew. Right when we chance to attend Oviedo High found out he got the award, we School tn the mornings where were planning his high school he takes Spanish. This class schedule.* said Linds. Andrew's gives him high school credit mother. Cook looks forward to taking while still In middle school. his gifted ability to Oviedo High While at Jackson Heights. Cook has been Involved In the next year. math dub. He has been named Student of the Week twice. Although Cook's first love Is boy scouts which he has been tn for six years. Through the organisation Cook has gone camping every month and to North Carolina. One of the organizations main focus la community service. Cook has done volunteer work for Habit for Humanity and re­ pairing a camp site on the Wektva River. In hla free time. Cook enjoys playing games on the computer, • . . •T ou r 1871 Mantion • Plants • M ini Quilt Auction • Craft Demonstrators • Vintage Cars •Assorted Foods • Fjtleftainmeni • Historic Displays F R E E A D M IS S IO N Sponsored by DeBary Hall, Inc. The Daytona Beach Newt Journal Volusia County Park and Recreation Dept. DeBary Hall Mansion 200 S u n rise B lv d . D e B a ry . F L 32713 Call (407) 668-5854 tR m ta stic S a m s Lake Mary Sanford 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 (at Longwood/Lake Mary Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one Nock near WorldGym) north of Lake Mary Blvd) 328-5100 323-9045 Hours: Moo-Thur 9am-8pra • Frl ft Sat 9am-6pm r Lake Mary senior K ristin a Lnndbarg has been chosen a winner of the Infusion 23 Women Science Awards. She was chosen from over 5,000 applicants. « N o Appointment Necessary! \ jtJ^'FOR KIDS'1 cur E xclusively a t F an tastic S am ? & ADULT i i FS BOTANIC PERM'/ i BODY WAVE cur o 6 u » " _1 SERVICE • • • The student body at Spring Lake Elementary elected their 1908 student council. Mem­ bers are President Jason D eity, Vice-president Lind­ say Oiakaaa, Secretary and Treasurer *8*1*26*1*23* llbiuukr • Blow Dry Curtof Inm. m fUutbod ttyir, Humpoo • Blow-Dry Curimt mm. 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Like Howell and Hear Gully, famous lor lag Ifslt. plus six other Ia r^e lakes furnished .‘M> miles ol lake front property whir h made wonderful sites for winter homes Hard surfaced roads led to Sanloitl. Oviedo. Maitland and Winter Park A school tins took pupils lo grade and high si hoots or lo Kollllls College lit Winter Park, llir city of Winter Park had recently extended Its hunts Into the Gnhrtrlla Dis­ trict. giving Its residents the ticiifhts ol a public library, reading room, flvr churches and other excellent advan­ tages P l a n n i n g A T r ip O u t o f T ow n ? 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Sun. 12 • 4 Evening* By Appointment �EMINOLE m>tHerafo Swrtnoie Meraid, Santord. Florida • Sunday. March 15, 1990 • 11 E x tr a P o in t s Jeff Berlinicke O n e team left k ick in g Rams boys can’ t rally from early deficit Lake Mary Herald Staff Writer girls outlast Why can’t we Melbourne just leave well enough alone? SANFORD _ If It ain’t broke... W hy are people nlways trying to improve ti»e quality o f the games tliat make up the sports world? Look at some o f the brilliant Innovations over the past few years and think about why som ething was ftxcd when It worked perfectly line ulready. Start o f with the NCAA tournament. It makes no sense to do anything with the thing. It’s perfect Uieatcr. especially if you're a Valparaiso or Northern Arizona fan w ho went dancing and picked up. or almost, picked up the prize. Think about l*ralrtc View A&M, a team that liad a losing record for the season, but found some magic and was able to get clobbered by Kansas, but who cared? They were at the tournament, the most ex­ citing two weeks o f basketball, pro or college, unless you live in Indiana where they changed the gam e’s greatest high school event, the single division tournament and came up with a system to offer several state champs based on enrollment, using a for­ mula much like Florida’s Doth systems worked fine In the past. In Indiana, there never would have been B o o ­ sters nnd In college. Valparaiso would be sit­ ting at home by now. So leave It alone. Some wise guy sliave conjured up fhc Idea that the tournam ent should be open i o everyone. Others say let the beat 64 In regardless o f the conference, an Idea that would leave all o f the dream ers out o f It. Is anyone com plaining about the NCAA tournament after the riveting past two days tn which the little guys are rising up to beat the big boys In eveiy bracket? No. It's JuBt people trying to change som ething that Isn’t broken. Look at how It’s affected other sports. In baseball, tnterleague play Is a novelty. Sure, the Meta got to play the Yankees. The Mela also got to play Toronto. It's a cheap g im ­ mick. Just like the designated hitter and Dud Sellg. Remember when the NFL took the hum an factor out o f the game by insUtuUng Instant replay? That was a disaster that added a n ­ other half-hour to a game that was already * too long. In Ice hockey, how about the Fox blue dot? Or the InsUtuUon o f Utanlum In golf which renders m ost o f the great courses In the • country as obsolete? Sports is fine once everyone takes the field. If you want to change the games, change the off-fleld acUvtUes. but leave the games alone. They are fine the w ay they are. Last Second S h o t: Speaking of the NCAA tournament, it's not right that Dick Vitale can’t be there for CBS. He Is college basketball If you don’t like his enthusiasm, you don’t appreciate the game. “Drug free bodybuilding coming back to Sanford My J t ff ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR i SANFORD _ The weight o f the world Is coming to Sanford. O n April 4. the Sanford Civic Center w ill host the second annual M id-Florida N atural Bodybuilding Cham pionship and M s. Fitness U S A National QuaUAer. Some o f the country's finest "drug free* athletes w ill compete tn competition with men and w oaar- — ' from age 19 • 03. •. The women’s contest will offer a chance to ’compete tn nationals in Las Vegas. Proceeds w ill benefit the Seminole County DARE program an d tornado relief victim s. Sonny MollneUi. Executive Director o f Uniquest, ssld U w ill be one o f the few truly I From S taff Report*. MELHOURNE _ The Lake Mary girls moved within two victories of Joining the Rams' girls basketball team as state champions when they edged Melbourne High School. I-O. In a Class OA-Rrglonal final Friday nlghl. Senior goalkeeper Jordan Kellgrrn got her 19th ohutout of the season and second In n row In the reglonals as Lake Mary Improved Its record to 27-2-2 for the year. The Rams of head roach Hill Elaselc will now advance to the F1ISAA State Championships that open next Friday In Tallaliassee. If the Rams can win the state ti­ tle. then Lake Mary would become what Is be 1lewd to be the first school In Florida history to have two teams from the same gender win slate championships In the same season (l.e.. F’all. Winter or Spring). By Kellie Werner HERALD STAFF WRITER Veteran Lake Mary boys soccer coach Larry McCorkle aaw his hopes (or another state championship end in the Regional finals lor the second straight year. L ion s elim inated by C o u g a rs By Tony DeBormler HERALD CORRESPONDENT ORLANDO _ Speed and quickness, while compli­ mentary. are not synonymous. The Ovlrdo Lions girls' soccer tram, for example. Is noted lor tie quickness Lciog able- to knock the ball about even In tight quarters. The University Cougars, on the other hatuF have apeMteto burn, especially on the wings. On a large, wide surface like that at thr University High School Stadium. Bite of Friday night's Class OA North I Region championship game between the Li­ ons and Cougars, apeed la a decided advantage over quickness. Taking full advantage of Its apeed. University 121-2­ 4) edged CMedo. 3*1, Friday lo advance to the Class GA semifinals. Oviedo ends Its season at 17-4-4. “We got beat by a faster team on a big field.' said Oviedo coach Jay Oetty. who suffered Ids first loss since taking over the team alter the departure of for­ mer head coach Robbie Stahl Just prior to the district tournament. There are no excuses. They're faster than we are and they outplayed us.* Oetty had an Idea early on that the Lions would be severely tested. -One of our rituals before every game la to go out to the 18 and walk to the sidelines to get a feel for how wide the field la." explained Oetty. "When we did that, we aaw that this was the widest field we've played on all year. And since we knew that they had speed. 1 knew we could be In for a long night." The Lions came out and tried to control the tempo CO UOAR S 3. LIO N S I O v lrd o I 0 University I 1 . 3 . 1 (awlt . CMrdo. IUU Unnrrrutjr lH«k and Moidy Am UU . Univrt»H)r Yuunf and DuuxUaa (Hfc*Jkrrvrr» _ Ortnio. Chruturu Univrtwtjr Clover. Shot* on oral _ LMnto 10 UnhrrrUly B S*vr» _ CMrrW 31 Unlvm ity 7 fonx-r Mika ; Ov**k> 4. Unlwrvlty 7 termil* _ Ow-dn 17 4-4: Unlvri»lt)r 21 2 4. • of the game with their offenae. Out aa Oetty pointed out. the wider pitch gave University room to drop bark and pick off passes, frustrating the Lions game strategy. Al the other end of the field, speed played an Impor­ tant role In both of University s goals. With Just under eight minutes gone tn the match. Terri Moo Young blazed down the right side of the field past the Oviedo defense and let loose a shot that hit the left goal post. Jill Dick, making a supporting run down the left side, was able to control the re­ bound and knock It tnto the goal. Katyn Holt tied the game at 33:32 with on abso­ lutely beautiful piece. As she rushed the University goal, she took on several Cougar defenders, then cut back against the flow, gave another touch, and ripped a shot Just inside the left post. The game-winner came at 52:14 of the second hall. Debbie Douglas played a free kick Into the Oviedo penalty area. Melanie Moody got to the ball before anyone else could and lifted a shot Just under the cross bar. .. Oviedo managed several flurries but was unable to M t O rlsd o , P ag * 3B TARi-ON SPRJNQS _ After the game. Lake Mary principal Ray­ mond Gaines addressed the play­ ers. “We arr all very proud of you." he told the boys soccer team. “You have had n great season. Con­ gratulations on all that you liave accomplished.* Every word was true, but the team wanted to be hearing the message for another reason, rather than because their season had ended. Lake Mary traveled to Tarpon Springs to face the other Class GA regional finalist, (vast Lake. The In­ tense battle ended with a 4-1 score. East Lake going to the State FTnal F'our In Tallaliassee and Lake Maty coming home. ’ I am very proud o( the season we liave tiad.* said Lake Mary coach Larry McCorklc. ’ Last yrar wr ended our season at the same point. Our seniors showrd tremen­ dous leadership and will leave the tram In Die same place that Diey found It. They were Die soul of Die learn this year and rrally set the tempo for us.* The tempo last ntghl was actu­ ally set by East Lake. They came onto the field and be­ gan bullying their visitors from the get go. For Die first 10 or so min­ utes. East Lake was all over the Rams, playing Intense defense and physically keeping Lake Mary from defending them. Perils pa that Intimidated Lake Mary, or maybe It Just made them frustrated. Whatever tt did, the Rams began fighting back, and re­ ceived four yellow cards for fouls In the first period. That didn't seem to phase East Lake, however, and after they had finished pushing Lake Mary around. It scored two goals, back to back In one minute. Suddenly, with five minutes left In the first half. t-»ke Mary was down 2-0 and fighting to stay In Die game. Ten minutes later, after fighting for every position and goal at­ tempt. Lake Mary's Don McIntosh P ag * 3 8 Harbour pitches Rams past Tribe in softball Bp J t ff B artlalaka ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ On a frigid night. Die Seminole gloves were cold and the Lake Mary bats were hot. The Rams beat Seminole, 5-1 tn softball last night aa the players and fans Just tried to stay warm. Seminole committed six errors and fell to their second straight loss. Lake Mary Improved to 12-2. Kelly Harbour took the hill for i-nWf Mary, having recently re­ turned from basketball, and al­ lowed only two hits while keeping the Semlnoles off balance all night. Harbour suffered a knee Injury during basketball season but she's off to a strong atari and Is part of a three-person pitching ataff that might be the best In Central Flor­ ida. take Mary la on a roll since Buf­ fering a big upset to brand new Winter Springs two weeks ago. and the Rams used It aa a wakcup call. *We learned we just can’t go out there and take anyone lightly.’ Harbour said. T t made us more of a team.* Coach Jeannle Fisher thought the same. hap*We almost needed that to ha pen because we weren’t ftocused,* Fisher said. I m V* Mary has been focused ever since and la playing nearly flaw­ less softball, but Flaher tent u p prised by the atari, with the excep­ tion of the Winter Springs loss. **We would have been more dis­ appointed If we didn’t atari off like Dlls,* site said. *As long as we stayed focused.’ The Rama Jumped out to a 2-0 Orel Inning lead when Halite Sowards and Nicole White scored on a single, then Harbour took command, retiring the first seven Semlnoles before a single from Tamara Sleep. She waa thrown out stealing a few pitches later. Seminole pitcher Maria Duvall settled down and pitched a great game but waa victimized by her defense, especially In the fifth when Sowarda scored again on two errors. Lake Mary broke It open before Seminole Anally scored tn the bot­ tom of the seventh on a Duvall double. She came In on a fielder’s choice but a base running error and strikeout ended the game. While Lake Mary stayed on a roll. It waa the second loss In two nights for the Semlnoles who started at 5-1 but have been beaten by two of the county’s best - Oviedo and Lake Mary • tn the past two nights. Seminole coach Dave Rogers has suffered through a string of losing seasons and Die team seemed to have turned the comer before the slump, but he said hla team Isn’t discouraged. *1 don't think this will snowball.’ Rogers said. *1 believe tn these kids and they believe in each other.* Katy Haibour hutted a two-hitter as Laka Mary Improvad to 12-2 on «ha saaaon with a 5-1 victory ovac Sarrinote In a Saminoto AthteOc Conlaranca softbal gama Friday night at tha Saminote High School Baaabal Comptex. �2B • Ssrnino*# HsraW. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 15, 1W6 Lures come in a variety of shapes, sizes, colors and weights SANFORD _ There are far too many lures to discuss the merits of each one Individually, so let's look at the major gioups. The most widely used artificial halt Is the ‘ plastic worm* and Its relatives. It ts commonly used for large-mouth bass. These soft halts come tn a wide range of colors, shapes, sizes, and lengths. Many of them contain scented fish attractnnt. These versatile lures can be fished on or be­ low tire surface. Thetr natural tendency Is to float so to get them deep, anglers use split shot or a bullet weight. Darker colors are most productive-black. JIM SHUPE grape, and dark blue. Some anglers swear that worms with glitter tn the plastic are even more effective. Bowen/Weston Football Camp IN BRIEF Sanford Baseball Clinic SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will be hosting a FREE clinic for baseball players ages I0-to-12 Monday, March 16th on Rlnker-Stenstrom Field at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium starting at 5 p.m. Call 330-5697 for more Informa­ tion. Sanford O pening 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-to-lS will be represented. Come Join the SRD In kicking off the sea­ son at the newly renovated stadium. The Im­ provements arc still underway _ come see the progress!! Call 330-5697 for more Information. Youth Basketball at S C C SANFORD _ Seminole Community College and the Seminole County Sheriffs Depart­ ment Police Athletic League Is accepting In­ dividual and team registrations for It's spring league for boys and girls 10-ycars-of-age and younger. All games are played at the college on Sat­ urday mornings. Cost Is $50 per player or $400 per team. Registration forms are available at most elementary schools or by calling PAL at 330 6600. ext. 263. SCC at 328-2092. or access die internet at HTTP://mcmbers.aol.coni/starsbball/lndex.h ta t. On site registration at SCC on March 28 and April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon. 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 roaches for the camp. Among the players al­ ready committed are John L. William* (Seattle Seahnwks/Ptttsbugh Steelers). James Bates (defensive co-captaln for Flor­ ida's 1996 National Champions). Louis Oliver (Miami Dolphins) and Huey Richardson (Pittsburgh Steelers). The camp Is 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 wear athletic clothing and bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and fruit will be provided. Camp T-shirts will be given to participants and autographs will be avail­ able from the players. The cost for the camp Is $30 for preregistration and $40 day of the camp. For more Information and/or to register, contact the Seminole County Police Athletic League at (407) 330-6600. ext. 263. or Paul Bowen at (407) 830-6569. Golf for Lake Howell OVIEDO _ Support the Lake Howell High School Booster Club at the annual golf tournnment April 19 at the Ekana Ooif Club. The club raises money for Lake Howell athletics. There will be a 1:30 p.m. shotgun start with closest to the pin. longest drive, and putting competitions starting at noon. Range balls will be provided for practice. Cost Is $48 per player and Includes lunch. Fax Information to Doug Dorsum (788-1666) or Lake Howell (320-9025) to participate. Most of Florida's lakes and rivers have prob­ lems with excessive growlh of one or more ex­ otic aquatic plants. While these water weeds provide great cover for fish. It Is essentia) that you use a weedless worm when fishing these ar­ eas. The traditional method Is to use a weedless hook, but tn Florida the Texas rig Is most com­ monly used. In this rig, the point of the hook Is embedded tn the plastic bait and the lure can easily be cast and retrieved through the thickest weeds. Spinner balls are very popular for largemouth bass and pnnfish. Larger weedless styles make good choices, especially on windy days. The smaller ones are deadly on panfish and ran bring a strike on almost every cast tn some ar­ eas. Surface plugs are a good choice on cooler days and early tn the morning or late tn the day during the hot summer months. Spoons and shallow-and deep-diving crank balls ran be used along the edges of submerged vrgetatlon and tn the open areas o f reservoirs and lakes. Accurate casting Is required when fishing these lures around the wrwls. Their treble hooks readily snng on plants. Because of this they are not used os much In Florida os they are In other parts of the country. Freshwater Jig flatting Is underused tn Florida. It seems that only the most experienced bass anglers will use a Jtg and they only do that when their other traditional favorites aren't produc­ ing. Flies - Most of the freshwater fly fishing In Florida Is for panfish and bass. There Is no rea­ son why you couldn't fly fish for any other freshwater species. Experiment with which type of fly works best, something fly fishing enthusi­ asts like to do anyway. Finding out which files ore best for each re­ gion may take some extra field research. A l­ though the number of bait and tackle atore owners that carry files and fly tying material la on the upswing, fly fishing Information Is hard to come by outside of the larger cities. Popping bugs are one of the favorite styles for bass and panfish. These small floating flies en­ tice a fish to bite by the popping sound they make when the angler twitches the rod tip as he or she strips the line. Wet flies. Including streamers, are also used. Experimentation Is the key and anglers who can fish the same lake or river on several occasions and can tie their own flics can learn which patterns work beat. SHUPF/S SCOOP / never use a new lure without cither sharpening or replacing the hooks. Very few lures come out of the box suf­ ficiently sharp, and a sharp hook can make the difference between a fish tn the boat or Just another fish story.” FISHING FORECAST The river is almost Impossible to fish due to high water. Stick to local lakes and the Wcldva River, where the water Is somewhat contained. Bass will be active until the summer months. Large shiners are the best bet this time of year for lunker bass. Sebastian Inlet Is featuring fair snook action with fish to 15 pounds being caught on live shrimp. A few large flounder are still hitting An­ ger mullet bounced slowly across the bottom. Blucflsh. Jack crevalle. lady fish and a few trout can also be caught. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports spotty offshore action due to high seas. Pay careful at­ tention to the marine forecast before planning a trip offshore. Inside the Port, look for sheepahead and flounder to provide fair action. TYout and redflsh will be hard to locate with the re­ cent cold weather. They may be In the deeper holes. Bhiefish nnd shrepshrad reign at Ifonce Inlet. Both species are around the rocks tn good numbers. Drum, redflsh. Jack crevalle and lady* fish are mixed In the catches. Trout and redflsh may be a little slow In Mosquito l-asonn due to the recent cold snap. Bodybuilding rag* IB na­ tional events to be held anywhere, as athletes will be required to submit to steroid tesUng. 'Steroids are still rampant tn this business.* Mollnelll said. T h is ts the only natural competi­ tion In Seminole County. Because of the testing, we get some older contestants, but well have people o f all ages.* The competition Is also expected to bring money Into Sanford and Seminole County as competitors come In from all over the country to stay In Sanford. Rams* 'Sanford Is getting all kinds of national atten­ tion with this,* Mollnelll said. The contest will offer a variety of fitness and strength demonstrations and drew over 500 people last year. Kathleen Ebner won the women's overall Utle and Rlc McMUIen took the men's award. Contest check-ln Is at 9 a.m.. followed by a contestant's meeting at 10 a.m. and prejudging at 11 a.m. The finals begin at 7 p.m. with and five com­ petitors will receive trophies In each class. En­ try fee Is $20 with an additional $10 testing fee. Pag* IB finally put the ball through the net for the Rama on a penalty kick and they were within one goal with time to play. It took everything they had, and goalkeeper K urils M usson's outstanding play to keep the score right where It ----- 1 at the half. Lake Mary w as still In this one though, and they knew It. Thor cam e out In the second half, recom posed and refo­ cused and set them selves to the task at hand. Both teams played with ex­ treme determ ination In the second half, with defense rul­ ing the gam e. Both goalkeepers kept their team s alive and every person on the field a p ­ peared to know the Im portance o f winning. East Lake put one passed M usaon with eight minutes to go. but Lake Mary only used that to heighten their desire to pull It out. Several great shots were blocked or caught by East Lake and before Lake Mary got a chance to close the gap. East Members o< f w 1Bee 5 w n right): Mandy PrMdy, Ji£ * Keeler, •*(, \Manumyj i ainaia GN**y, i m m »/ «■ «, MsttSSS Witte, Andrtl Garda, Keitoy Lengton, head ooech Oevld Rogers and assistant coach Lori Keller. By Ja fl Befttalcka SANFORD _ Sherri Elland rem em bers the time It w asn't too m uch fun to play softball for Sem inole High School. ’A lot o f people m ade fun o f us i but I Just 1. *Aa lo n f tried to overtook It,' Elland said, ad you knew what It w as all about, we were okay.* She's talking about the first three years o f her Sem inole career when the lo sses mounted and w ins were rare. The ‘Noles won four, four and eight gam es during those years, but look at Sem inole now. After a 8-0 loss to Oviedo Thursday dropped the record to 5-2. Sem inole fi­ nally believes In Itself and appears to have turned the com er In coach Dave R o­ gers’ fifth year at the helm. Rogers aald the turnaround began early In the first regular season gam e o f the year when a h ard tag by a Deltona Infielder brought the team together, a change from the past few years. Sem inole h as an ace pitcher In M arla Duvall, a strong fielding team and four seniors after not having any last year when Sem inole started to play up to Its potential at the end o f the year and played well In Its district m atchup. It w as a young team that most o f the players said had a chance to be stronger I this season, but only saw some players leave despite having eligibility left. The players that returned cam e In with a new attitude. "Now we have more maturity and we have players who have been through this before,* senior Kelley Langton said. "We had a lot o f negative attitudes and people not giving 100 percent but It's different now.’ Elland added. 'A fter four years here, I like this team more than any other team we've had.* Now that the w inning has started, the attitude h as changed. 'Confidence is the biggest thing for us now,* Rogers said. T h e re ’s a lot more o f that this year and we are finally playing like a team. It’s all about confidence and maturity.* Now. overconfidence, something Semi­ nole never had to worry about In the pre­ vious years. Is evident. *We w ill go all the way,* first basem an Andrla G arcia said as each o f her team ­ m ates nodded In agreement. This time last year. Seminole w as looking for ways to lose. Rogers admitted he and his team got discouraged. "It used to bother me.* Rogers said. 'M ore, though. I hurt for the kids but we alw ays believed that if we worked liard It would all pay off. Lake Mary w as unable to re­ cover from the deficit and walked off the field, very d is­ appointed and ready to board the bu s home. *We had two or three real opportunities to tie the g ««n » up and I think that could have made all the difference.* McCoride said. T h a t equ alis­ ing goal really could have changed the momentum. But they are a very good team, they're fast and put on good pressure. W e m issed a few o p irt uni ties, whether because o f id luck or good goalkeeping.* c Lake Mary, however, has nothing to be asham ed of. They proved that they were one of the eight best team s In the sU te both on the field and off. McCoride told his players that only one team would leave that field tonight happy. t^w»» Mary can hold onto the fact that they sent a lot o f home unhappy before their time came. Oviedo Frustration ending fo r Seminole softball teai ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Lake capped their victory with one more goal when there w as only two m inutes left. Pag* i b ties but w as unable to string together anything substantial on offense. H all and K rista] W alts each had a good shot or two on goal but were denied by University "keeper Meltsa Glover. Getty had nothing but praise for his vanquished team. Duvall Is on the m ound nearly every gam e and kept the team In the Oviedo loss until some late lapses spoiled Sem i­ nole's chances. She's been on the mound at fast pitch for four years and h as a tre­ m endous amount o f confidence. Elland moved to catcher this season but Is one o f several 'N oles who play at least three positions. The Infield consists o f G a rd a at first, sophom ore Angela Keefer at second, freshm an Mandy Prlddy at short and Jun­ ior Am anda M ustakas at third. U 's a solid defensive group backed up in the outfield by Lak dta Bryant In left. Langton In center and Tam ara Sleep In right. M elissa Witte does a little o f every­ thing around the Infield. Rogers also h as some help on the bench with several college softball playera, Including form er Valencia standout Lori K dter helping out. Rogers has b e a t through the last few years, but. Ironically, he started out suc­ cessfully. *We won ou r first gam e and I thought this would be easy,* Rogers said. T h e n we lost 14 straight.* There's not much chance o f that h ap ­ pening this season and. with only four seniors, there seem s to be a softball tra ­ dition brewing at Seminole. I T h is team Is Just he aald. ’ They never gave up even the girls on the ben They knew they proba weren't going to get into I game, but they were In It. si porting their tedmmates rt| to the end. This team n r gave up. And I'm proud o f all them.* �Sacntnote Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 15, 1990 • M “Duffer” Berlinicke from the Eagles Nest By Jeff Berlinicke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD _ Now that the PGA Tour circus Is coming to town. It Isn’t to late to ask some questions about some of the stars that will show and some others whoVe decided not to bother with Amlc’s big show. First of oil, what Is up with Greg Norman? Has he still not gotten over his Masters loss two years ago? Last week. Norman missed Uie cut (badly) at his first event, the Doral Ryder Open. He didn't contend often last season and hasn't since the Masters collapse. Now, he's decided to skip this week’s Honda Open and Bay Hill next week. Norman almost always plays at least three of the four events on the Florida swing. Will Amle make the cut? It's been years since he has made It during a tour event, but he’ll still drew the biggest gallery of them all next week, especially since he missed last year's event with prostate cancer. I f the Oods of the game are smiling. Amle will be out there for the weekend. How far under par will Tiger get at Augusta? As he proved, the course Is designed espe­ cially for him, but it was kind of refreshing to see Billy Mayfair beat him tn Tucson two weeks ago. Somebody finally stared him down. Can Phil Mlckelson defend his Bay Hill title? He hasn't made much of an Impact since hla win last season In Orlando. How about the Seminole County gang? Fulton Allem Is * ring well and Mike Brisky been In contention throughout the western swing. There's also defending U.S. Amateur champion Matt Kuchar, a Seminole High grad who will make hla PGA debut. Will John Daly keep hla cool? Last season, the Bay Hill was his final tournament be­ fore going mental and tearing up hts hotel room In Ponte Vedra Beach. That John Daly didn't crack the top-125 for the season but Is exempt with hts 1991 PGA win. He's also one of K the hottest players on tour and hasn't cracked up since he stomped off the course at last year's U.S. Open without telling anyone. Who will win at Bay lllll? The smart money has got to be on David Duval, but It sure would be nice to see Orlando's Robert Damron win hts first event In front of hla family and friends. The 19th hole: One of last season's Nike Tour grads, Chris DeMarco, a former Lake Brantley player, has been In­ vited to play at Bay Hlll...Tlmacuan Oolf & Country Club is starting a Saturday Morning Hackers Oroup to al­ low players to go out with dif­ ferent players each week. Call the pro shop before noon Fri­ day to sign up...Members of Tlmacuan trekked up to the World Oolf Village In SL Augustine and held a tourna­ ment. The team of Diane Magee. Cookie Johnson. Mary Jackson and Dossle de Oanahl came out easily ahead..Join the Lake Howell Athletic Boosters for their annual golf tournament April 19 at Ekana Oolf Club tn Oviedo. The fee la •48 per player and includes several competitions and a 1:30 shotgun start...Ryder Cup team member Brad Faxon, one of the most underrated players on the Tour, will speak to the Downtown Orlando Athletic Club March 16. Call 774-7813 for Information...Legends Sports Oolf Academy in Alta­ monte Springs will hold a win­ ter break golf camp from 8:30 • 11:30 a.m. on March 16 - 20. It la for boys and girls aged 8-14 and equipment will be provided for anyone without clubs. Call 862-1440...Winn Dixie will host Its Invitational Charity Oolf Tournament to benefit the Scouts of Central Florida at the newly remodeled Palm Coast Resort on April 20. starting at 8:30 a.m. Only 100 foursomes will participate and It's firstcome, first serve...For golfers looking to play the Blue Mon­ ster at Doral. the resort Is of­ fering a package with reduced prices from April 9 -1 7 . Call 1800-71-DORAL. Breaking N EW G R O U N D ■ Heavy duty construction and powerful 3 5 .5 or 8 hp Boggs & Stratton engine create beautU planting beds. 1 ■ ! ■ Hande easily adjusts to ere of operator ■ Handle swings to either side (on 5- A 8 hp models) for easy w akng besde the Wer. AVAILABLE LOCALLY AT. S M I T T Y ’S Lyman catcher Jason Ziegler was 2-for*3 with two RBI as the Junior helped the Greyhounds erase a 2 -0 deficit and hold off visiting DeLand, 7-6, in a Class 6A-District 3 baseball game Fri­ day night at Lym an High 8chool. 2500 S. PARK DR , SANFORD (407) 322*2011 _____ S im p lic it y Help Us Help Others Lm m rk » n wins on deck s ta ff i LONOWOOD _ Tyler Carr, with help from Josh Hazen. collected his first victory of the season as the Lyman held off DeLand. 7-6. in Class QADlstrlct 3 baseball game Fri­ day night at the Carlton Hen­ ley Sports Complex. Carr, a senior righthander, was touched for two runs tn the top of the first Inning, but then held the Bulldogs score­ less over the next three In­ nings ss the Greyhounds built a 7-2 lead. Lyman tied the game with two runs tn the bottom of the third Inning, and the Grey­ hounds kept the momentum going, plating five runs In the fourth inning. Carr was still leading 7-3 when DeLand mounted a rally In the top of the sixth inning. Carr left during the three-run uprising, but Hazen. also a I senior righthander, came on to put out the Are and pre­ serve the victory. Carr la now 1-3 on the season, while Hazen got his first save. uuum the LUC UJUI Doing damage offenstvely tvely for Lyman \ were Jason Ziegler (2-for-3. RBI). Todd Radcliff (2-1 -for-3, RBI) and David Milton (2-for-4). Pacing the Bulldogs' attack were Williams (l-for-2. RBI), Candetto (l-fbr-4, RBI) and Turnbull (RBI). Lyman la now 6-7 on the season after an 0-4 start and will play Orlando powerhouse Dr. Phillips twice next week, at Dr. Phillips at 3:30 p.m. on TUeaday and back In Longwood next Friday at 7 p.m. O U TB O U N D * 00 06 • 7. OM 0OOX _ 7 t a BULL- Swam. NoUn (8). NcUon (SI Moore. Hdd (S). Carr. Haaen 18) r. W P .C a rr ll-S). LP _ I . Ki m (I). 28 . nans. 98 _ c. HM . none. Record* _ Lyman 6- SILVER LIONS, HAWKS AT CYPRESS CREEK TOURNAMENT ORLANDO. Both the Oviedo lions and Lake Howell Silver Hawks wtH participate tn the Cypress Creek Invitational Baseball Tournament this coming week. Lake Howell la scheduled to play at 0 a.m. Monday morn­ ing against West Onrnge at South Orange Field No. 1. The Silver Hawks are In a bracket that also Includes Winter Park, Lake Highland Preparelory, Oak Ridge, North Ed­ mond (OK). Boone, and Millington (TN). Oviedo plays Tuesday at 0 a.m. against Bradley (IN ) at Cypress Creek High School. Also in the bracket with the Lions are University, McCallle (TN). Colonial, Charleston (TN). a team •from Canada. and host Cypress Creek. The winner of the Lake Howell/West Orange game will face the winner of the Winter Park/Lake Highland contest at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday at Cy­ press Creek. The losers of those same games also. are scheduled to play Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at South Orange Field No. 2. The winners of the Ovtedo/Bradky UN) and Uni­ versity/McCallle (TN) games will play st 2 p.m. Wednesday at South Orange Field No. 1 The losers of those games will come back at 0 a.m. Wednes­ day to play at South Orange Field No. 2. All 32 of the tournament's games will be played tn the daylight with no game sched­ uled to start after 2 p.m. The championship game la sched­ uled for 2 p.m. Saturday at Cypress Creek High School. BIG BLUE B0 NANZA UE BO 1991 ALTAMONTE SPRINOS The prestigious Big Blue Baseball Bonanza gets un­ derway Monday at Lake Bran­ tley High School with six teams competing in a Round Robin format. The Big Blue la one of the moot respected tournaments In America, having had at least one state champion play In the event since It began in the early 1990‘s. Making up this year's field are 8emlnole Athletic Confer­ ence teams, Seminole. Winter Springs and the host Patriots; Ctaaa 6A-District 3 foe DeLand High School; Maynard Evans High School from Oro; andI Lake U County poorer Eustls High School. On Monday. Seminole takes on Evans at 1:30 p.m.; Winter Sprtnffs tackles DeLand at 4:30 p.m.; and Lake Brantley faces Eustls at 7:30 p.m. On Tuesday. Lake Brantley battles Evans at 1:30 p.m.; Winter Springs ploys Eustls at 4:30 pan.; and DeLand chal­ lenges Seminole al 7:30 pan. On Wednesday. Lake Bran­ tley and Seminole square off at 1:30 p.m.: Evans welcomes Winter Springs at 4:30 p.m.; and Eustls encounters DeLand at 7:30 p.m. On Thursday, Seminole and Winter Springs face-off at 1:30 p.m.; Evans and Eustls meet at 4:30 p.m.; and DeLand and Lake Brantley close out the Round Robin at 7:30 p.m. We make your business insurance our business. B c want tit tv yuur ^ M p L h u M J t e * funner when It a m ts tit insurance pnxcvriin. C m ta a us tu liy fix quality hi tone* pnxuctfcm fhm AutivOwncn. lit* trance C rite U ra e n r§SSf? m O -IC M If e OF MULTI-JURISDICTIONAL LAND USE RELATING TO PERMITTING, LOCATING, AND SITING OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY The City ol 8enlord proposes to adopt toe folowlng ordinance: AN OROMAMCE OP T H i CITY OP SANPORO, FLORIDA, RELATING TO MULTK)UBttOtCTIONAL LAND USE WITH REGARD TO THE PERMUTING, LOCATING, ANO SUING OP ADULT INTEirrAMMEMT ESTABLISHMENTS ANO SEXUALLY ORIENTED BU8MESSE8, OMfNOUIO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS OP THE CITY OP SANFORD, PLOROA; ENACTBIQ AS A CUY OP SANPORO LAND DEVELOPMENT REGULATION THE PROW ONS OP AN MT1RLOCAL AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OP SAN[ COUNTY; PROVKNNO THAT SUES WHEREON ADULT ENTERTAMTH I CUY SHALL ALSO BE AVALABU COUNTY SUES; PROVKNNO THAT SUES WHERE­ ON ADULT ENT1RTAMMENT ESTABLISHMENTS ANO SEXUALLY ORI8NTEO BUSINESS­ ES MAY BE LOCATED M THE COUNTY SHALL ALSO BE AVAILABLE CUY SUES; PRO­ VKNNO THAT ALL SUCH SUES SHALL S I JOBU SUES; PROVUNNO FOR THE COORDI­ NATION OP COMPREHSNSIVI PLANS ANO LANO DEVELOPMENT REGULATIONS; PROVENNG FOR THE PURPOSE ANO BfTENT OP THE JOSU PLANMNQ AREA; PROVKNNO FOR COMPREHENSIVE PLANMNQ ANO LANO DEVELOPMENT REGULATORY ACTIVI­ TIES; PROVENNQ FOR TH I USE OP LANO FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISH­ MENTS ANO SEXUALLY OMENTEO SUSSMSSE1; PROVKNNO FOR THE PROVISION OP MPRASIRUCTURt; PROVENNQ FOR CONFLICT RSSOLUTION; PROVKNNO FOR TERMS; PROVENNQ FOR NOTICE ANO OTHER AOMMSTRATTVS MATTERS ANO PROVHSONS; PROVENNQ FOR COOIPICATION; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFLICTS ANO EFPECTIVS DATE. Regarding toe ores shown below: S e m in o le Gtmftiny C o u n ty , F lo r id a W r Y tolar ain rt/ LAKEUONROE >\*tr hi cane* in s ounce while yuu tolar cure U btc>incx>! i HAm r • y r y - . w - '• « * • " « » rV | CityolSanford 0 Seminole County ) y o \ ‘r ; ' 1 ,.A ' %•? \ Jf * ______4 r \ '\ . «/ I ___ I • ] ________________________ ApubHc hearing on toe ordtoenoe wtt bo hold on Monday, March 23,1903. at 7.-00 o'clock P.M. or oo ooon thereafter os potato*, by too City Convnloaton ol Sanford. Florida, In the Ctty Commission Room, City Hal, 300 North Parti Avenue, 8ankxd, Florida. Copies of toe proposed ordtoance are available for Inspection by toe publics! the C ty Clark's Office. City Hel, Sentord, Florida. I I I I > *1 t I �48 • Snfmooi# Herald. Santord Florida - Sunday. March 15, 1998 _________ _______________ _____________________________________________________ Health & Fitness F .Y .I...a n d Your H ealth T IP O F T H E W E E K C o u rte s y of Channeling communication HOUSTON-What's the best way for two people In a rela­ tionship to communicate? "With the TV off," said Dob Deck, a clinical social worker and couples therapist ut Bay­ lor College of Medicine In Houston. Television can be a distrac­ tion when two people are hav­ ing a discussion. And It pro­ vides an easy escape when the conversation Involves a prob­ lem that makes the partici­ pants uncomfortable. If a cou­ ple sincerely wants to Improve communication, they should be wilting to give each other undi­ vided attention. *!t might be easier to look away at the TV rather than face your partner, but you can better understand the other person's thoughts and feelings by maintaining eye contact, observing body language and facial expressions, and con­ centrating completely on what Is said." Deck said. Turning the TV off when your partner sits down to talk lets that person know that what he or she has to say Is important and interesting to you." Deck said. ‘ And that's a message that can get commu­ nication off to a great start.* Helping heart-attack patients Simple lifestyle changes can help people who have had a heart attack get their cardio­ vascular system Into shape. 'Moderate exercise and proper nutrition strengthen the heart and Improve overall fit­ ness too.' said Dr. Ryan Neal, director of cardiac rehabilita­ tion at Baylor College of Medi­ cine and The Methodist Hospi­ tal in Houston. A 12-wcek cardiac rehabilita­ tion program might Include aerobic exercise, muscle ton­ ing. nutritional Instruction, counseling and medical moni­ toring. with patients exercising three times a week on tread­ mills. stationary- bikes and rowing machines. Each patient should be prescribed a unique rehabilitation prugiam b a s e d on the patient's level of fitness. Teaching patients how to manage their heart condition and prevent recurring heart at­ tacks and coronary-artery dis­ ease Is a critical part of reha­ bilitation. 'Our ultimate goal la to help patients develop a homeexercise program and lifestyle modification, including stress management.* Neal said. *ln many cases, they can return to or surpass their prior level of activity.* Neal said patients In good cardiovascular health feel and look better and have a greater sense o f well-being. T h e y re­ alire that heart disease doesn't have to limit their potential and that exercise Is a stepping stone to improving their quality of life.* If n (4 0 7 ) 3 3 3 -3 0 1 1 . It to 88 at o r call (407) BILL T R O C H L E L L - Fitn ess E x p e rt Which is the Best Cardio Workout? Aspertame sweetner: A healthy substitute? By Alycc Klein RN SPECIAL TO THE HERALD Aspartame, the technical name for the brand name artifi­ cial sweeteners NutraSwcet. Equal, Spoonful, and Equal Measure, lias I x t h Ihr subject of nn enormous amount of de­ bate concerning it's safety. Discovered by accident In 19G5 by a G.D. Scarl Company chemist named J. Schlatter, It was approved by the Food and Dnig Administration (EDA) for use In drv goods In 1981. and for use In carbonated beverages In 1983. Aspartic add, phenylalanine, and methanol are the chemi­ cals which comprise aspartame. According lo a book by James and IliylUs Dalch, called Prr.scrlpliori for Nutrlttoiml Healing, aspartame Is a chemical poison. It Is thought that the aspartic add Is rrsjtonslide for the frequently rrportrd side chert of memory loss linked to as­ partame Ingestion. Tire exact mechanism of reaction between the aspartic add and glutamic add (99 percent of monosodlum glutamate or MSG) Is currently liclng debated, but It la believed to be the rouse of some damage to brain cells. Other side effects that have been reported lo the FDA which arc thought to be caused by the combination of these amino adds are: Headaches, nausea, abdominal pain, fatigue, depression, and visual problems. Aspartame Is believed to be responsible for over 75 percent of the adverse reactions to food additivrs reported to the food and Drug Administration (FDA). ’ People cannot be sure how their bodies are going to react to a food additive, not unlike how different people have adverse reactions to drugs.’ stated a Public Affairs Representative ut the FDA. Tire FDA states “to dale, no consistent pattern of symptoms can be attributed to the use of aspartame, nor Is the agency aware of any recent studies that clearly show safely prob­ lems'. The FDA also reports that aspartame Is not a common al­ lergen. but that certain people with a genetic disorder called phenylketonuria (PKU). those wllh advanced liver disease, and pregnant women have a problem with aspartame because they arc unable to effectively metabolite the amino acid phenylalolnlne. one of the components of aspartame. There Is a warning mandated by the FDA on all products containing aspartame stating that the sweetener contains phenylalanine. According to Die American Medical Association Encyclope­ dia of Medicine. 'Methanol Is a poisonous type of alcohol, of­ ten found in paint remover and some types of antifreeze. It is broken down by the liver into formaldehyde and formic acid. Some side effects are dizziness, nausea, headache, and visual damage which can lead to blindness.* The AMA also states that *lf consumed repeatedly, or taken In a single high dose. , methanol can cause .blindness.* ___ Formaldehyde Is a known carcinogen. There has been a r e ­ ported rise In brain tumors since aspartame was approved for dietary use by the FDA. Aspartame consumption has been as­ sociated with the development of brain cancer In rats. In a 2 year study conducted by the manufacturers of aspartame, 12 of 320 rats who had been fed a normal diet and aspartame developed brain tumors, while none of the rata In the control group developed brain tumors. Supporters of aspartame ar­ gue that there Is no link between It's effect on humans and It's effect on rats, and that the rise tn brain tumors Is proba­ bly due to Improved diagnosis. According to the Journal of Applied Nutrition, *one liter of aspartame sweetened beverage contains approximately 06 mgs o f methanol; It Is recommended that consumption not exceed 7.8 mgs/day by Die Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)*. Phenylalanine, when not effectively metabolized, causes levels o f the neurotransmitter seratonln to decrease which leads to symptons of depression. It can also cause brain dam­ age. and tn cases of PKU the severity of damage can be lethal. Some of the Illnesses that researchers and physicians who are studying the adverse effects of the artificial sweetener believe can be triggered or exacerbated by Ingesting aspar­ tame are: Brain tumors, epilepsy, chronic fatigue syndrome. Alzheimer's, diabetes, and fibromyalgia. It 1s also being Impli­ cated as a causal factor in birth defects and mental retarda­ tion. The FDA states that there Is sufficient evidence to support the continued consumption of aspartame sweetener, but em­ pirical evidence to verify It's safety Is hard to find. There la little documentation of any scientific study which confirms that aspartame does not lead to any serious Bide effects In humans. The Internet address for information about aspar­ tame or any other product endorsed by the FDA la: http://www.fda.gov/. Cardio exercise is available in many different forms such as stairstepper, stationery bike and treadmill. Other forms of cardiovascular exercise could be walking or riding a bike in your neighborhood. A cardiovascular workout is basically the ability to increase your heart rate and bum body fat. While one person may like the bike, another may like something else. Enjoying your cardiovascular workout will help make it easier to stay with a successful weight loss program. F R E E Community Education Series “Healthy Lifestyles” W edn esday M a rc h ? 5 th . 6 3 0 p m At Columbia Medical Center-Sanford Classroom A & B You're invited to join us as we “kick-off” our Neighbors Community Education Scries, Learn How Reducing Stress & Maintaining Proper Eating Habits Can Work For You! Discover the Correlation Between Body & Mind • Eating Healthy/lncrcasing Your Engery • Changing Your Sleeping Habits • Managing Your Weight • General Fitness & Exercise Techniques • Stress & Time Management • Relaxation Techniques Keynote Speakers: M a r y F a lc k , Registered A Certified Nutrition Support Dietitian D e n is e M a n z o llllo , Licensed Mental Health Counselor Refreshm ent* w ill be *ervcd F R E E d oor p riic* F R E E B ody A n a ly *i» T ett F R E E H ealth y C ooking/Rrcipe* B ooklet For m ore inform ation, pirate call (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1-4500, cx te m lo n 5202. M ak e your reservation* today. Scaling 1* lim ited. Sponsored by Columbia Medical Ccntcr-Sanford 1401 West Seim note Blvd., Sanford i f Com prehensive Specialty Care of Ear, Nose, Throat and Sinus Disorders Robert P. Collette, M .D . I'm trying to eat healthier, count every calorie, watch everything I eat, and change all my habits. This Is really a lot of work and 1Just want to say the heck with it. H : You’re right. It is hard to change all your eating patterns over night. In (act this is one of the leading excuses for not staying on a diet. It's often too demanding for the average person with home and work obligations. _______#1: Be fair to yourself. 1 completely agree with your goal to take charge of your weight and your health. However, you may be putting too much pressure on yourself by trying to change everything at once. Ask yourself, What am I expecting of myself? Is It reasonable? Controlling your weight and taking charge of your health Is a continuous daily process. Focus on moving a step closer to your goal every day. Give yourself time. Lesson #2: Make one change at a time. Too many changes can add pressure and stress to one's life. I've found that most o f us are only good at Simple Solutions to Tough Weight Loss A weekly column by CAROL FREEMAN Health and Fitness Consultant making one change In our eating habits at a time. For example, instead of switching from whole milk to nonfat, go down to 2% first. Cut out half of the deserts Instead o f all deserts. After a while, cut the portions of deserts in half. Start keeping more fruit around the house for your family and slowly back off on their Junk food. Small changes in habits are much more likely to become permanent. lo 7 30 p m • Bachakx'a Degree from Brown UnrverWty, Providence R.l. • Graduated toon Tuff* Urtveralty School ot • Completed Residency at Water Road Maflcal Center, Washington, DC. • On ataff at FL Hoapttal Aitamoma, Columbia Mattel) Cantar. Santord and Volusia MeflcM Cantar, Orange Oty • Board CatMad Otolaryngology Devang M . Shah, M .D . • Bachelor s Oagraa from MIT • Oraduatad from Robert Wood Johnson Mafloat School In Naw Jarsay • Compiatad Residency at John HospfcJns Hoapttal In BalUmors • On stall at FL Hoapttal Altamonla. 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M -I T 4 R CA 14 A NATION8DANC MOnTOAOE CORPORATION, Plaintiff, vs D H KILGORE, at al.. 0 *r#na*nt|*i, NOTICE OF EALS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN p u iiu m i lo an Order Scheduling Foreclosure Sal# in tint caaa no* pending in seid Court, th* ityla of which la Indi­ cated abova I will tall lo Iha highest and boat biddar lot caah al lha Waal Front Door ol lha Saminola County Courthouaa, 301 Norlh Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771. at 1100 am ., on tha 31 al day of MARCH 1998 tha following daacnbad proparty aa aal forth in aa>d Ordar or Final Judgmanl. lo-wit: THE EAST 13 FEET OF LOT 8. ALL OF LOT S AND THE WEST 37 FEET OF LOT 4. LAKE WAY. MAN HEIGHTS SUBDIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT OOOA 3, PAGE 87. PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A/K/A: 8*8 SEMINOLE AVENUE. LONGWOOD. FLORI OA 377*0 ORDERED at SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida, thia 77th day of Fabruary. 1998 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark, Circuit Court SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida By Jana E Jaaawtc Aa Daputy Clark SPEAR A HOFFMAN PA 708 South Oiara Highway Coial Gablaa. Florida 33148 Taiaphona: (30*1 888-7799 Paraona with diaabii ty who naad a apaclai accommodation lo parlicipata in thia procaadmg ahould conlacf ADA Coordinator at 301 N Park Avenue. Sulla N , Sanlord. Florida 37771, at laaat baa daya pnor io th# pfdcttding Taiaphona (407) 373-4330 Eat 4777; 1-800-9*9-8771 (TDD), or 1-800 99* 8770 (V), via Florida Ralay Satvict Publish March 8, t*. 1988 DEO 88 NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US NAME Notice is hereby given that I uni engaged in business al 10* WaymontCt Suita 0 Lake Mary Florida 37746, Saminola County, Flonda. undar tha Fictitious Nama ol B LIN D N Z CAFE and lhal I inland lo reg­ ister (aid nama wilh Iba Division ol Corporations, Tallahassaa. Florida, In accor­ dance with lha provisions ol lha Fictitious Nama Slalulas. ToWil Section 86$ 09. Florida Slalulas 1991 Rob Qusrnello Publish March IS. 1994 D EO -136 N O TICE OF SALE Pursuanl loFInnda Stabiles Salt Sloraga Act. Sac S3 806 A S3 807. Sale ol Contents in leased space lo satisfy Owner kens (Houaehokt/Supphea) IS S O au nG Patrick S7S Peacock Internal ions! S7S Peacock International S3* Hassani Holding Retail 599 Hassani Holding Retail To tie sold or disposed ol Thuta . April 2. 1998 10 a m Public Auction Cash Only At SunRay Store away 601 Rmeharl Road Lake Mary FL 32 746 all may pay up call 333-4355 Publish March IS 1998 DEO-t 11 NOTICE OF FICTITIO US NAME Nolira la hereby givan that I am angagad in buiinaaa at 403 Mornmo Glory Onva Laha Mary Florida 37746 Saminola County Florida, undar tha Fictitious Nama of JC A S O LU ­ TIONS and that I inland to raglalar aaid nanta with lha Division ol Corporations. Tallahassaa. Florida, lo accordanca with lha provisions ol lha Fictitious Nama Slalulas ToWil Saclion 86* 09 Florida Slatutas 1991 Jada Apisulch Publish March 15 1998 010-133 NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION NOTICE IS HERE0Y GIVEN C4J TOWING WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL-AGf FOR CASH ON DEMAND G HIGHEST DI0DER THE FOLlOWlNa DESCRIBED VEHICLES 1947 DATSUN 7802X OROWN VHHJNIMZ01S7CX45J97S 1986 CMRY5LER LAZED BLUE VIN4IC30A44070at37401 THIS AUCTION WILL DE HELC ON MARCH 30. 1998 AT 10 O CLOCK AT C l J TOWING 1*80 S CR 477, LONGWOOD FL 377*0 PROSPECTIVE DIDDERS MAT INSPECT VEHICLE ON THE OAV 0EF ORE AUCTION OE TWEEN SAM AND 1PM TERMS ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNDS CEJ TOWING RESERVE* THE RIGHT TO ACCEPT OR REJECT ANY AND ALL DiOS Publish Much IS 1998 D E O -tlF Legal Notices N O T IC I OF ACTION IN KMINKNT DOMAIN IN T H I CIRCUIT CO URT OF T H I fIQ H T C IN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SIM INOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S I NO. 88-0011.C A - I S -I SEMINOLE COUNTY a political subdivision nl tha Siata ol Florida Petitioner v THE HEIRS OF THE ESTATE OF E U A MAE MERRIl DECEASED LANNY L ORCfh ROSEMARY HARKINS LAVYRIE NICHELSON ROOERT W HARKINGS JOHN ANTHONY HARKINS ANO A J THOMAS JR MAYFAIR VILLAS ASSOCIATION INC RAY VALDES as Taa Co Hat lor ol Saminola County Florida and lha unknown spousal uf lha abova it any than hois davivaas. assignaas grantaas c ladders lassaas arsculors administrator* noil gageat ludgmanl c raddors Iruslaas l-anhoirlars parsons m |iostassion and any ami ad othar |r#r*un* having or claiming lo hava any ugh I Idla ol inlarast by through undar ur against lha abova hamad Da land ants or olharwisa claiming any right Idla or mlarast m tha raal proparty (last ribad in Ihis at lion Oafandanls TO THOSE ADOYE NAMf 0 DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST 0Y THROUGH UN0ER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIM ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW An immant Domain Palilion logalhai with -It Daclarabon ol Taking has baan Mad in lha abova ttylad couH lo acquit# carlain proparty mtarasts in Sem-nol* County Florida datcribad as fol­ lows P AR CIL NO. 188 COUNYV ROAD 48A, P H A 8I II rs s s im p l e THOSE PARCELS OF LANO IN SECTION 31 TOWNSHIP I t SOUTH r a n g e 30 EAST BUNG A PORTION OF THE GREENDELT AREAS AND MAYFAIR COURT A PRIVATE ROAO OF 'MAYFAIR VILLAS* ACCORDING TO TH6 PLAT THEREOF A t R ICO R O IO IN p l a t d o o k 77 p a g e s 9 a n d 10 a n o o f f ic ia l r i c o r o s d o o k 914 PAGE 773 OF THF PU0LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY FIORiOA niiN G MORI PARTICULARLY O l SCRIBED AS FOL­ LOWS THE SOUTH 70 FEET OF THE SAID GREENDELT AREAS AND SAID MAYFAIR COURT OF SAID 'MAYFAIR VILLAS' THE ABOVE OESCRIDEO PARCELS OF LANO LIE IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA ANO CONTAINS 11707 SQUARE FEET T O O tT H IN WITH P A R C H NO. T S t CO UN TY NOAO 48A, P H A II II TEMPORARY CO NSTRUCTIO N BASEMENT T h o s e PARCELS o f l a n d IN SECTION 33 TOWNSHIP t t SOUTH RANGE 10 EAST DEINQ A PORTION OF MAYFAIR COURT A PRIVATE ROAO OF 'MAYFAIR VILLAS' ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 77 PAOES 9 AND 10 ANO OFFICIAL RECOROS DOOK 914 PAGE 771 OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA OEINQ MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE NORTH 70 FEET OF THE SOUTH 40 FEET OF SAID MAYFAIR COURT. OF SAID 'MAYFAIR VILLAS' THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PARCEL OF LAND LIES IN THE CITY OF SANFORD SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA AND CONTAINS 1007 SQUARE FEET Each Dafaridant it lurthar notdiad that lha Paldionar will patdian tor an Ordar ol Taking balora Iba Honorabla O.H. BATON, JR ., ona ol lha Judgtt ol lha abova-alylad Court, on Tuetday tha H a t day of April, 1 N I. at 9 30 a m in Chamber* io Ihe Seminole County Courlhmis* Sanford Florida in accordance with (ft Declaration of Taking heretofore filed in ihit caute All Defendants to (hit tuit and all other inleretled parliet may time* ly requetl a hearing on the Petition for the Order of Tatung at the time and place designated and tie heard Any Dafendant failing to file a timely requeat for hearing thall waive any right to object to tha Order of Tatung AND Each Defendant and any other peraont claiming any inlereat in the property detenbed in the Petition in the at>nve*atyled Eminent Domain proceeding it hereby required to aerve written defenaea, if eny you have to the Petition heretofore filed in thia cauae on th* Patdioner and any requeat for a hearing on tha Petition tor the Order of Tatung, if deaired on Petitioner'* Attorney, whoa# name and addreta i* ahown below on or before Tueaday, April 14(h ISOS, and to file tha original of your written defenaei and any requeat for hearing on the Petition tor the Order of Taking with the Clerk of thia Court either before aervice on the Petitioner't Attorney or immediately thereafter, lo ahow whet right, title, internal or hen you have, if any. or claim in and lo the property deaenbed in and Petition and to ahow cauae. If any you have, why aeid property ahould not: be condemned for the' u§»* end purpoaea at tel forth in aaid Petition If you fail io antwer, e default may be entered agatnal you for Ih# relief demanded in the Petition If you tail lo requeat e hearing on lha Petition for Order of Taking you thall waive any right to objecl lo aeid Order ol Taking WITNESS my hand and teal ol aaid Court on February 13th. 1MS {U A L } MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL0NI0A Of Jaan Brilliant Deputy Clark ROBERTA McMILLAN County attorney lor Saminola County. Florid* Saminola County lervtcea Building 1901 E*>l First tlraal Sanlord. Florida 11771 Taiaphona (407) I I I - 1 110. E ll 7194 Attorney lor Petitioner Publish Sunday. March 18, 1998 Sunday. March 12. 1S9S DEO-2 % Portrait of a Great American Investor IlMvilWWaiFOIIM 1 -8 0 0 U S B O N D S NOTICE OF FIC TITIO US N A M I Notice is hereby given lhal I am engaged in business al 134 Mingo Trail Unit a I OS longwood, Florida 327SO. Saminola County. Florida under tha Fictitious Name ot DUKACRETE PROOUCTS and that I intend lo register said name with tha Division ol Corporations Tallahassaa. Flonda in accordance with lha provisions ol lha Fictitious Name Slalulas To-Wit Section a6S 09. Flonda Slalulas 1991 Michele Chase Publish March IS 1998 OEO-134 IN THE C IR C U IT CO URT OF THE 1STH JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA OSNERAL JUR ISDICTIO N DIVISION CASE NOt 9 T-S 4 43-C A -14 K NORWEST MORTOAGE. INC PLAINTIFF VS. EVA N DAVIE. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST EVA N IN TH E C IR C UIT CO UNT □AVIS: UNKNOWN OF THE EIG H TEEN TH SPOUSE OF EVA N. DAVIS. JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT IF ANY. SEMINOLE COUNTV. IR AND FOR FLORIDA. JOHN OOE SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND JANE DOE A t FLORIDA UNKNOWN TENANTS C IR C UIT CIVIL IN POSSESSION CASE NO.t S T -1317 C A I4K DEFENOANTIS i NATIONAL LOAN N O T IC I INVESTORS. L P.. OF FORECLOSURE SALE Plaintiff, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN vs pursuant lo a Summary Final JOHN D BENTON: Judgment ol foraclosura dated HELEN BENTON, and Fabruary 77m, 1998. entered m UNKNOWN PARTIES Civil Casa No of tha Circurt IN POSSESSION. Court ol lha 1STH Judicial Dalarrdanta Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE NOTICE County, SANFORD. Florida. I OF FONECLOEURE SALE will sell lo lha highest and best NOTICE is hersby given lhal bidder lor cash at the W IST lha undersigned Clark ol lha FRONT DOOR ol tha SEMINOLE Circuit Court ol Saminola County Courthouse located at County. Florida. wiK on MARCH 101 NO PARK AVENUE in SAN31(1. 1998. ot I I 00 o m , at lha FORD, Florida, al 11:00 a m. on Waal Front Door ol Iho tha lis t day ol March. 1898 lha Saminola County Courthouso. loHowmg daacnbad property as Sanlo'd. Florida, offer lor solo sal forth m sard Summary Fmal ■t public 44'a lo tha highest and Judgment, fo-svtt. bast bidder lor cash, lha prop­ LOT 2. BLOCK F. COUNTRY erly located In Saminola CLUB MANOR. ACCOROINO TO County, Florida, more particu­ THE PLAT THEREOF AS larly described on Ethibd *A* R C C 0R 0I0 IN PLAT BOOK IT, attachod, pursuanl to Iho PAGE 100. OF THE PUBLIC Summary Final Judgmanl RECORDS OF SEMINOLE entered in lha abose-slyled COUNTY. FLORIOA. case Oatad this 2nd day ol March. LOT 11 OF SECOND ADDITION 191 TO PARK VIEW. ACCOROINO ■CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT DOOK 4. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol tha Cim ifl Court PAGE S. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. By. Dorothy W. Belton Oeputy Clark WITNESS my hand and official aoal of aaid Court thia 2nd day In accordance with lha of MARCH. t ts t American with O labilities Act. MARYANNE MORSE persona with disabilities need­ CLERK OF THE ing • special accommodation to CIRCUIT COURT participate m this procaadmg B y Jana E Jaeewic should contact tha Clark of tha Deputy Clark Circurt Court at lha SEMINOLE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE County Courthouaa at 407-421AMERICANS WITH DISABILI~ 4119. 04itma<*N*( «elmn days T ie s ACT. PERSONS IN NEED prior to tha preeeedmg M hasrOF A SPECIAL ACCOMMOOA. l msgawsd, I-8M -M E-E771 TION TO PARTICIPATE Ml IMt* . (T O O )— i 8nt>S4S-8770. vis PROCEEDING 8MALL.-WITHER Florida R lliy Sarvics A REASONABLE TIME PRIOR THE LAW OFFICES TO THE PROCEEDING. CO N­ OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. TACT WILLIAM J. BOYCE PA.. ATTORNEV FOR PLAINTIFF SOI FIRST AVENUE NORTH, SOI B. University Drivs SUITE 802. ST. PETERSBURG. Suns *00 FLORIDA 1370T, TELEPHONE Plantation. FL 11124 911/184-2892. I-SOO-9SS-S771 |994| 233-4000 (TDD), OR I -800-955-8770 (V) •r-tS000<NCL) VIA FLORIOA RELAY SERVICE Publish: March I . 18. 1991 DEO-70 Publish: March S, IS, t»SS DEO-49 M TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF THE E IG H TEEN TH JUD IC IAL C IR C U IT OF FLORIDA IN AMD POR SEMINOLE CO UN TY CASE NO. M - M C A 14 W CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION l/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAGE CORPORATION t/E/a MAROARETTEN A COMPANY, INC.. Plaintiff v*. STACEV B. EIORELLA, SVLVIA N. FIORELLA, husband and wifa, and ___ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, Defendants) NO TICE OF ACTIO N TO: STACEV E. FIORELLA ANO SYLVIA H. FIORELLA 711 Swan Lana AMimonta Springs, Florida 12701 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor Foraclosura af Mortgaga on tha following described property: Lot 1SS. CRANE'S ROOST VIL­ LAS. according lo tha Plat thereof, aa recorded In Plat Book 21, Pagaa 74-77 Inckialve, Public Racorda of Bamlnola County, Florida; a/k/a T i l Ewan Lana. Altam on la Springs, Florida S2701 has baan filed against you and you art required lo serve a copy ol you written defenses. If any, to if. on Anna M. CrutAlvars*. Attorney for Plaintiff, whoa# addrssa la Bulla S00, 1870 Madruga Avenue, Coral Oablas. Florida S1I4S within thirty (10) days attar tha hrat publication of thia Nottea in lha Sanford Harald and fils lha original with lha Clark of thia Court srthar batora service on Plaintiff4 attorney or wnmedl•laly thereafter; otherwise a defaun wM be entered against you for lha relief demanded in the complaint. WITNESS my hand and tha •aal of this Court this 3rd day ol MARCH. t»S. MARYANNE MORES As Clark of tha Court By: Ruth King Aa Daputy Clark 'Parsons with a disability who naad a apaclai accommodation lo panic losta In this procaadmg ahould contact ADA Coordinator al Saminola County Courthouaa, M l N. Park Avanua, Bulla NM 1, Sanlord, Florida S277T, al I prior io lha procaadmg. Taiaphona: |40T) 123-4330 pat. 4227; T-SOO-ME-ETTI (TOO) or T-EM -SM -ST70 (V) via Florida Ralay Eonrica.* Publish: Mpreh E. TE, I SEE DEO-72 » IN T H i C IR C UIT CO URT OF TNB 1BTH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN ANB FON BBMIROLB COUNTY, FLORIDA DSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NO: BT BBSS C A I4 OE CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC. PLAINTIFF V«. DAVID W SMITH A/K/A DAVID WARREN SMITH. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISEES. ORANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AQAINtT DAVID W SMITH A/K/A DAVID WARREN SMITH; si ol., DEFENOANT|S) N O T IC I OF PONSCLOBURB B A L I NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pursuanl to a Summary Fmal Judgmanl ot toracloaura dated February 171h, ISIS, entered in Civil Caaa No. S F -lS Il C AM ol the Circuit Court ol Iho 1ITH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD. Florida, I win sail lo lha highaal and beat biddar lor cash AT T H I W IS T FRONT DOOR ol Iho SEMINOLE County Courthouse located of 101 NORTH PARK AVENUE rn SANFORD. Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on tho li s t day of March. ISSB Iho following described property os sol forth sold Summary Final Judgment, lo-wtt: LOT 10. BLOCK S. TIER 7. OF E.R. TRAPFORO'S MAP OF T H I TOWN OF SANFORD, ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK t . PAGES SE-S4, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM INO LI COUNTY. FLORIOA. . Dated Hue End day of MARCH, 1SSS. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol the Circuit Court By; Jane E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clark T H I LAW OFFICES OF DAVI0 J. STERN, F A ATTORNEV FOR PLAINTIFF BOI S. University Drive Plantation. FL 1)124 (884) 113-8000 ST-11701 FM(GEH) In accordance with the American with OisobUiUos Act, parson* with d Weanmas needmg a special accommodation to participate In this procaadmg ehouid contact tha Ciark of tha Circuit Court at the SIMINOLS County Courthouaa at 407-3134110, not later than a*von day* prior to tha procaadmg. if hear­ ing Impaired. I -400-188-4771 (TOD) ar 1-400-818-0770, via Florida Relay Service. Publish: March S, I I , IM S OCO-T1 Srmwwlo Herald, Sanford. Flonda - Sunday. March 15, 1990 BB Legal Notices IN THE C IR C U IT CO URT OF THE EIO H TEEN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. I l - l l CA DIVISION 14 E BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. FSB A/K/A BANK UNITED Plaintiff vs MARY BLIND, at al. Defends nt(s] NO TICE OF ACTIO N TO. MARY DLIND LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 913 MOREE LOOP WINTER SPRINQS, FL 3770S CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENOANTISI WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE 0EAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. OR OTHER S em in ole Herald CLASSIFIED AD RATES DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 12 Noon the day before publication. Sunday 12 Noon Friday A D J U S T M E N T S & C R E D IT S In the even I of «n error, the Seminole Herald will be responsible lor the first insertion only and only to the extent of the coal of That insertion. Please check *d for accuracy the first day it runs. TO PLACE AN AD C A LL SEMtNOLE ORLANDO 407/322-2611 407/831-9933 DEPARTMENT-HOURS 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY - FRIDAY NOW ACCEPTING c l a im a n t s LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE HNKHftWM YOU ARE NOTIFIEO lhal an action to foreclose a mortgage on Ihs following properly In SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT 7. AND COVERED PARKING 0 . CYPRESS VILLAGE. 3RD Rl PLAT. TRACT C-PHASE I. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO the plat th er eo f as RTCOAOED IN PLAT BOOK 2*. PAGE 87, O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDA has baan Iliad against you and you *ra required to serve a copy of you written defenses, if any. within thirty (101 days attar ms lust publication ot tnia Notice of Action on Echevarria. McCalla, Raymer. Barrett A Freppier. Plaintiff s attorney whose address is 501 Bsyshors Boulevard. Suds (00, Tampa. Florida 11*04. and file lha orig­ inal with this Court aiihar balora tervica on Plaintiff's attorney or immsdutsly there­ after otherwise a default will be entered against you lor Iho relief demanded m lha Compiemt or petition This notice shall ba published once each weak lor two tonaacuiiva weeks m lha Saminola HsrsJd PO Boa 1887. Sanlord. FL 12771. WITNESS my hand and lha seal ot Iht* Court this 3rd day of MARCH, 1*9 (SEAL) Meryenne Motto Clark of tha Court By Ruth King As Oeputy Clark N O T IC I In accordance with lha Americana OieebiMies Act. pertons needing a special accom­ modation to participate m Hut procaadmg ahould contact the individual or agency sanding nclice not lalar than seven (7) days poor la lha procaadmg al ths address given on the notice Taiaphona: 407-3234110 sat. 4227; I.SOO-SS8-I771 (TDD) or 1-SO0-99S-S770 |v). via Florida Rslay Service Publish. MarchS, IB, 1MS DIO-73 IN THS CIRCUIT CO U N T OF THS SIOMTSSNTH JU DICIAL CMICUIT IN ANB FON SIM IN O LS CO U N TY. FLONIDA CASS NO.I FOBS SS C P IN RE Tha (siata af LILLIAN SHEEHAN. Deceased NOTtCS OF ADMINISTRATION Tha administration ot tha estate ot LILLIAN SHEEHAN, deceased, Casa Number PR9B48 CP. IS pending m lha Circuit Court lor Seminole County, Florida. Probata Division, tha address ol which is M l North Park Avenue. Sanlord, Florida 12/71. Tha na sa i and address­ es of lha personal representsttvst and tha personal repre­ sentatives ati^ney are aal forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All parson* on whom this notice i* served who hava objections that challenge tha vakdrty ol lha will, the qualifica­ tions ol lha personal represenlaiiss. iin u r. or turiediction of this Court sis required lo ftia their objection a with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVS AFTER THE 0ATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM Ail other creditors of lha deca­ dent and parsons having claim* or demands against tha dece­ dent's aslsla must Ilia their claims with rtve court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE □ ATI OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. Tha data ol lha lirel publica­ tion ol this Nonce ta March S. 1191. MARGARET H. PlRNAT Co-Pat son al Representative WILLIAM A. GREENBERG Co-Personal Representative WILLIAM A. OREENBERO Florida Bar No.: 24S37E SSOO So. U S. 17-82 Post Office Bo* 300110 Fern Park, Florida 127M (407) 33S-SS44 Attorney for Personal Representative Publish: March S. IS, IB M 0*0-47 PUBLIC N O T IC I SANFOBO AIAPONT AUTHORITY Several Members ol Ihs Sanlord Airport Authonty and slalf will allend a toinl mealing with lha Clly ol Lake Mary Commission on Thursday, March IS. IS M . al S 10 p m al Lata Mary City Hall Pleas* taka notice lhal It any parson decides lo appeal any decision mads by ths Sanlord Airport Authority with respect to any mailar considered al lha masting or hearing scheduled harem, ha or she will naad a record ol Ih* proceeding*, and that, lor such purpose, he or th* may naad to ensure that a verbatim record ol lha proceed­ ings it mad*, which record includes Ih* testimony and evi­ ct*sea upon which Ih* appeal fa bated tlaphan J Cook*. A A C Esaculnr* Director Publish March IS. IM S DEO-112 13— H ealth it 23—Lost & Found Beauty EXTRA HOUOAT WEIGHT7 t On-1 Personal Training ml Lilatima Fitness Free body let analysis Dennis Eiarcisa Phywoloqist. 772-6697__________ LOST mu breed dog-nevitred mam Mutti-colored, merhum sue 322-7871 27— N ursery C 14— For S ale SECURFTY BARB B DOORS Lie. 14 yrs Evp SO 000 designs IV sq fi Free est OuaMy guaranteed 904 985 Q013 or 407 324-3166 16—Reminder Services SPECIAL OATB Never forget them' Reminder Serve* B-day. apptt. Dr's sts/yr For details cal 302 2124 21—Personals 59— Financial Services & C TIRED of being turned down for credit? Leant whera to obUJi the bett deal*-credit card*, im but toana. debt corttoikUhon Rate* 4* low t* 5 9 V no an­ nual lee*, etc H B W Entorprttet 323 1996__________________ h il d are ALL HOURS 10 yrt exp m chad development Reas rale* meal* met Ftm play room 324 -0513 AN CXPLOVW O MOM Provide* educational acftvtw* •long wan TLC B playroom, ten yrd Cart CPRCOL/RetRa* rale* For niervww 33D-0700 B AB V Srm N O rn my Laka Mary home. F T Safa, dean, quakty care Ca* (407) 3309204 Inhome preachqot ages 2 - 1 1 . Limited space. CaN for 2 weak* free. 331-783*.________________ WALK-MS B X L K O S are try* nurse s tpactalty Healthy kids loo' HRS*042S32 324-19(2 61—M oney to Lend ■direct Lenders * *2,500150 000 Coniohdanont. Cam Loams Bad eredd No problem no adv lee 1-300440-7390 WARNING' Do not Refinance a Home Until You read thia FREE Report! CaS 1SS8 251-6431 art 301 24 hr* lor a FREE Record­ ed Mesaaga B Report 70—Education tt T raining 55—Business Sensual relating ewaputc massage RELAX B ENJOY! Hnrak ouKaa- homwhotei Cat Laura or Rch (407)532-0715 d a y / a v e a p p t. U lM O U M I) ADOPTION Livng *spent** courserng 4 merheat GIFT OF LIFE BOO-2 IS -*433 ALONE? FL* RESPECTED 0*1 .ng Bureau lor SENIORS. Eslab 1977 1-SOO-922-8477 Famala Maaaag* Tharagiat needed lor busy Longwood k>cation C al M 1 -W 4 I___________ Wad m* welcome 7 days Pmrai* rm* Famala SU4 U*c*MM7785 E g E g fe flg MEET NEW PEOPLE THE F1IN WAY TOOAY 1-900-370-330* XMtS ts years S2 MYtvn Must be IS SarvaU (619) 645-8434 Legal Notices S IM IN O LS CO UN TY BCC P R O JECTS Preset 4FC-13S-SS/BJC. Protect Tilt# Howard Avanua Shortcut Canal Protect Document tl3 1 t Protect IFC-13B-9S Protect Trite Howell Brencn Road Phase t - Landscape Protect Document *1311 Protect 4RFP-4M-M/BJC Protect Till# Investment Dankmg Service* Document *43(1 For intormelion on any ol the Seminote County 0CC protect*, plea** call Information on Demand. Inc . 407-97S-002Q Publish March I t . 199S DEO 111 O p p o r t u n it ie s Accrertted Truck School COL. VA/TA Apprv JobAasrst Wkend dasaes National Truck School 1-B0B-4SB-7M4 $300 - $500 Diitnbuhng pnon* card* No *■pananc* necessary For more information send a SASE lo Pnmatim# Communications P O Boa 6943*5, Miami. FL 33269 1355 UKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSOTANT. Aa ■ Mechcai A u d U r t with an Aasooal* of Science degree, you w4 help prepare patients for •sammabons. conduct Import­ ant lasts and partupa even ass­ ist in mator surgery ITS a rewardng career 4 you kka help­ ing others “ AAA GREETING CANOV* Potential S41K P/TIM 0K F/T Invwatmant aacured A quickly returned. "BOO-771-1141 art. 2C2“ BEST •Day or £ renew CMSSSE •frmncial Art tor TTtot* tVfioO usety OredUato nseamanf Aasa- If you are aanous about r u in g money w/ no *** of prod, no mv. _____ nonak Ca* 262 3320 tn im m u tit m iiM i COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE Many high M ile *Noo,. C M T o M Y lt W - k T H M M ' -•m ill £2500 aft*k poOontM Spactkcabona can ba obtained ei tie City Claras Office al taka Mary C4y HaX. I00N County Cktb Road. Lake Mary Fktrela IF MAILING PROPOSAL. MAIL TO Carol A Foster C<ty Clark. City of Lake Mary. PO Do* 9*0700 Laka Mary. Flonda 32794-0700 IF DELIVERING PROPOSAL IN PERSON. DELIVER TO Carol A Foster. Cay Clark. Cay of Laka M ay TOON CountyCh4>Rd. Laka tterv FL 327*4 NO FACSIMILE OR TELEGRAPHIC PROPOSAL lU B I A lIK M l WILL BE ACCEPTED Each prapoaal *h*S ba submitted In a aaalad envelop* showing the nama of to* propoaar and marhad RFP *04-84. Banking Same** NOTE ALL PROSPECTIVE PRO­ POSERS ARE HEREBY CAU­ TIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY iMBER OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY COMMISSION OR ANY OTHER STAFF MEMBER EXCEPT FOR THE FINANCE DIRECTOR REGARDING THE PROPOSAL SUCH CONTACT SHALL BE CAUSE FOR DISQUALIFICATION ALL CONTACTS MUST BE CHAN­ NELED THROUGH THE FMANGE OMECTOR (407) 324-3000 Th* cay raaarvaa M* right to r*|*cl a to aecapf lha prapoaal which in ns beat ludgmanl bail serve* Ih* Maraal of tw City ol Laka Mary Coat of aubnsOal of Eua prapoaal la considered and oparetonal coat of Ih* propoaar and aha* not ba paaaad on to or b* bom# by lha cay Putfwh In Bw Sananuts Hataid on ch I I . 1S9S DEO-102 C W C b JR b S aa( H tryla B SW<'200 •53 Eaat BOO-3424653 in FLO2707 , ) t m m m m m m t m - c S k B p E P S T Oatl Program m USA Paid Training For Htgfi W*g** J 4 B 7 ) m - I M B Ekt 221 ItJOOvwtoypolWML 100% financing ev " 1-BOO-417-4430 FUNDED BY THE OCM UTTM INT OF ELDER AFFAMS EtUS government aucaon* B swpkrt. 93— R ooms For R ent Cad 24 hre S31-4B2T a sll WEEKLY RENTALS I • tn im k _ r s ttjo o to raquKed 1 7Q-7ET4 NO NONSENSE H O S IE R Y EFFTC3ENCT tv. ■c o r w a n i 323-800* Large Income Seneca area ac­ counts providad. I14K startup viY«sbneni. 1-000-753-0140 an- ■ r d Laundry, prion*, and kx uaa * » 390a weak M 44>55 Laha Mary. 3300 (top 375/wk m iiikliiiliiiiT Dap n*go. WD. poof, spa ac0M4. smoking ok 324-4183 if SNICKERS CANDY 99— A ROUTE U io mofKnvy me C oa tS M M Hurry thia wonT toad 1-*00-9434123 ta r tm en ts - n f u r n is h e d 2 GREAT LOCATIONS I B ) Bdrm* 078-3440 Men 3)1-01aa ■BHiim i m m n CITY OF LAKE MANY M O U S S T FON PNOR04AL r p p < aa-aa BANKINO SBNVtCES Separata sealed proposal* lor RFP * 06-98 Banking Serve** lor an eokal three (3) year period snl be accepted by Tha Cay of Lake Mary iritil 2 00pm. local Ism* on Wadnaaday. April 10. ISM Lata proposals an* not ba opened or ',it APARTMENT LOCATORS Never s to*. AX i VENOINO: LAZY PERSONS DREAM FEW HOURS-BiO U Free Brochure 1-B0GB20-B7B2 APARTMETNB 3300 a up, earn* (top as rent No pats or chhhan Ca* 322-334? OROUNOBKEEFCR WANTKD WORK FROM HOME making wooden tramat Earn lo 5364/ wk C tf S30-9444 art E-45 WORK FROM HOMB-No COM kv S ilfilM earn to 5300/wk makmgb.ee B34-BBM E x t *41____ t t t t t t t t t For 254 apt community located m Sanlord F/T position Good Benefit! It ntareslad cal 322- MUSSSOSS------------MARINER S VILLAGE LAKE ADA 1 BOOM 8410/UO I BOhM. M 704*0 AM) UP 3 2 S -M 7 0 _________ 4*4*444 MEDICAL OUTSOURCINQ NOTHB40 BUT TNB FMEBT FOR YOU GoEvww Apts on FWtoriart Rd B 4BA. U Miry. A l apt homes ml prtv. alarmk'garsgas. Stala-oftha-art activity/litnass tacdity Open today Slop out or ca* 302-2007 tor S personal Helping doctors an dentists by processing the* claims on your horn* computer Fui or part lima Mahons ol paper claim* sox D*«g Mad ACCOUNTS PROVIOCD IRxL 1347 •*••••••* (SL •*••••* ROBILKAVRJLAS ■m u d o m y w S m w BANFORO 8TU080 ART ■ Slntf* parson, water tod B3*0/mo * 320C»top. m « B )1 ___________ 59— F in a n c ia l S e r vic e s 100— C o n d o m in iu m R en ta ls ERASE BAD CRKOfT LEGALLY tor luM 321.00 MM criack/mo to CALYFBO-14S4 N. Lakemoot Am , Winter Park, FL BANFORO(M) Ptna RMga Ctob 3525/mo. MAKEDA Corp. Real 32792. CELEBRITY CIPHER b y L u is C a m p o s psjwuw* are cresf ‘ set lath wear# Tedey ■ ekw H I •X' C N O F I V A R N W RIKTXJY.' *R P I R - C I J ’ A H D J WN MI V K I D . 1 — AIC EMDC VOKWHLJ. AXKNJON RD RPDCIA JDR X, A KXARNJ PIMWL. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: T ts easier lo gal a health car* plan through Congress than N to lo gM a picture mad* today'* — Robert Evans �6B - Somfnolo Hotakl, Sjntotd. Honda • Sunday, March 15, 1990 EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES Ml 71— Help Wanted 71— Help W anted E S C R O W A S S IS ­ TA N T F/T A P/T CARPET'JANITORIAL N«yit* A wkendt $7 Hr to Start • some benefits Must have ban* A phone Lv Msg at 321-8543 Sar,lewa area MW company has immediate poulion available Send return* to: PO Sot 1 1 S*. Sanford. FL 32771 or fat to: 807-330-5062. HONEST. DEPENDABLE ma>d assistants needed lor house cleanng 5 dayvweek. 7-5 Can 324 1177 EXP LANDSCAPE PERSONS Good pty & benefit* FOL roq d 125-9435 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES EXPERIENCED CARPENTER •an toot* A true* Laborer* also needed Call 330 6400 Hiring FRAME BENDER tor Marine Can*** operation. Call 327-1125 A beauMui A everting hotel lo­ cated n the UCF aiea rs hiring tor the following positions BANOUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN, HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAIL SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUN­ DRY WORKER. NIGHT CLEAN ER. CONCIERGE. GUEST SERVICE RE PHESENTITIVE. Appfy m person to Holiday Inn 12125 High Tech Ave, Orlando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE FRONT DESK CLERK/ NIGHT AUDITOR Apply n person Dly* Irm Sanford 4650 West SR 46 DESK CLERK A HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn of Sanford, 3200 S onando Of (17-92) F/T YARD P O S ITIO N S Independent Gift Catalog/ party plan dsmbutor* Process orders from home Ready cash For start up kit/l hm# memberShe *ee. MAIL S30 00 check.**) to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemont Aye. Wetter Park, a 32792 FEDERAL JOBS: 18 500 tt 0,000 immediate opening* An occupation* For comptete application and information package send SASE to Down­ ing. Attn FEDJOB PO Bo« 180352 C»tseee*fry FI 32718 IPlease mdudB *S SAM tor into pig I Ataiucee • tenet** Must have ftoff operating e «p . fromend loader a ♦ Appfy n per­ son People Junction. 702 S French Ave, Santord Must Ml 50 b i Drug Free Workplace1 INDUSTRIAL “ G A T O R L A N D IN G N O W HIRING Large Lake Mary company is seeking individuals with as­ sembly etp 1st, 2nd and 3rd shifts available Only team players need appfy We oher full beoeMs and paid time off For more information please contact CORESuh at 330 7789 or 6449675 ■COOK ■PREP •SERVES FUN PLACE TO WORK! Call (407) 230-1512 GENERAL 'INTERVIEWING NOW lor jEaster photo promotion at local man Need Ueneger*. Work­ ers A Easter Bunnies. Call 1IOO-2B5-67A3 OOOOOOOOOOOO ASSEM BLY/ P R O D U C T IO N Genera! LaOor W O R K ER S N EED ED I 3rd Shift S6.50 COME WORK WITH THE USSYtlt WorVfurvJt Oi*tnOution war*house in Santord seeking de­ pendable c*dictates with solid work history to toad and unload plants from its trucks Work It 30pm - 8 30am No enpenence needed Esceiient work fig conations in an sryoysNe anvironmant immediale openrigs' Apply with 2 forma ot 10 or Cl* lor more information EOE We are currently hiring tor 2 targe Santord companies These companies are growing rapidly and need dedeated hard workers Industrial eip is preiened ff you want great pay (87 OOhr.potential alter 6 months). Meocsl Insurance and pad Time Oft call us now' Wa also otter neabie shifts Contact CORESTAFF at MO7789 lor more ntormation OOOOOOOOOOOO 71— H elp W anted JO B FAIR Monday March 16. 1998 8 30 am-t2 30 pm Oenona Inn 481 Drffona BVd Wi> at* currently recruiting lor the top notch office workers to work tor Central bonds largest co s' If you have any of the to) lowing pip Join us on March 16 from 8 30 am-12 30pm •RECEPTIONIST •ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT •OATA ENTRY OPERATORS •GENERAL CLERICAL tiring two forms of Identifcation and oome dressed lor a prof on sue interview For more into caS Linds al 6790055 < SHELLING Personnel Services JOB FAIR I SJL 438, *1101 |k7T#-7779 Custom Staffing is hmng tor over 70 cereer opportunities1 I you ere oontidenng e new cer. this it the chance you have been waftng tor Come to our open house on Monday A Tuesday from 7 30am to 7-OOpm Cal lor tArecbonel NO FtEt MeMend 847-4714 or L WANTED 65 people needed, serious tbout wight to**heaXh A trier- 20 to 200 towyouthtul kgure 30 day programs under 8100 30 day guaranteed satisfaction. CALL HOW. 225-4499 joa wcraiMi NOW HIRING! 71— H elp W anted N U R S E S AIDE Healdentlal Cleaning P.T week-end help needed tor 7-3 shift at Guardian Home Curtenl frit ad CPR Appfy at 431 Cast Airport BM1 Santord MOLLY M A C IS HIRING F/T * M-F •8-8pm. WHt Train. *07-7*7-5007. Part Time/ Full Tim a Want to earn 55400 w* or more? •No etpenenoe necessary •Start immediately •WK tram •TOP 5555 PAtO WEEKLY START NOW WITH JSI CALL 125-4799 Who Is looking for astra In­ come, Minimal daylight hour* (appros 15/wk) Involves Hfltog/ordtring of product MUST BE RELIABLE SEND RESPONSE TO: Blind Bos A PO Bos 1887, Santord. FI 33771*1887 •"•330-3416*"* 100 • MEN A WOMEN NEEDED Defy work Daffy pay Vehicles i PLUS NEED COMPANY VAN DRIVER W/ VAN COME WORK WITH THE BEST LA B O R ER S N E E D E D FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR Production Metal Fabrication Inspactor WORK TOOAY/PAC TOOAY Esciting Opportunities tor Ex­ ceptional People' CaS our pb homne tor details tor upcoming rob Ian A immediale open- Call 4S1-4996 Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES JOBS JOBS JOBS ADECCO is learning up with Santord companies to create eacrting pb opportunities If you have skins ambiton and a drive tor Quaity we have a graal opportunity with great W» have (oba m the following areas •Wtldara Appfy to person today. 1551 S French Ave 333-4343 ADECCO It seeking * can ddata to pertorm incoming fin­ ish and m process goods in speetdm Musi have aiperi ence using cokpert. veneers and reading bkj* pnnls 2 in eipenence in melal lab ncalion a plus Posatoi* p*rmanenl powrvm Pad depeno ent on espenenc* Pleas* cal 130-7171 tar more defats Ualnlenanca/Cleanup ot rental properties Part Time Retiree preferred 321-87*7. MAKE MONEY with your own. home based business with Shaklee A AT A T Fie stole schedule BE YOUR OWN DOSS Call 330-9530 to sched uie an appointment to find out •Ganaral Labor 1ST Shlfl avaUabto Please meet us at the Santord Job* 1 Benefits offee on Wednesday March 4ffi. bom 1OOpm-4 00pm caff for 407-330-7171 Adecca ^ S p r in t . H A IR S T Y U S T Custom Staffing PLACEMENT SERVICES Be A Paralegal! PAY OFF YOUR BILLS $ 7 -$ 7 .5 0 / H R $1 P E R H O U R B O N U S P O T E N T IA L Cleeses heldet the University ot Ortendo School ofLew RelaM Now Hiring (or Seminole County Sate* Aiaooatea Atwttanfi Ful Time 4 Pad rime Adecccr MERRY MACS MIRING Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5266 Th« EMPLOYMENT P*OPU NEEDED: Reliable Janitorial Assistant. Musi provide refer­ ences and own trsnsportahon Must be willing to work wee­ kends and some week nrghta Send resume to Bi.u Clean PO Bos 470387 Lara Monro*. FL 32747 Now hmng experienced COOKS' SERVICERS 4 DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay pad vacations after t year Mtd-caJ benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 Wpsl Aantord 407-130-7771 A 3770 Orlando Dr 17-SJ-Sanford 407-321 -4306 DENNY S RESTAURANT. C i* our 24 hr Job Line today* 1-600-71W O B S EOE •Arpori. 5 kne* temp to hue, 87.hr. general office •South Otando, 20 kne* temp to he*. *7 50hr m ff*— --— — 11— ^lala OPEN H O U SE Thursday, March Htth at 6:30 pm Florida Technic* College H it N. Semoran Bled, Orlando RIGHT HAND MAN Need* 75 worker* dally. i BUSINESS IS BOOMING AT AOCCCO needs dapen ctortCM caraMam to ___ Mary.Hsathfow poMont Wa need people lor to* toOowen too* AT-9 per hour Pieate col lor an appointment 330*7171 Adecco W AREHOUSE Indmdustt needed to work n«yiti (8 pm tian bme) m re­ frigerated warehouse Staring pay M IS per hour* Apply to person 10 W am I- 20 0 pm. Mon . TUES . Thur* , 4 Fn at *Eitre pay to driver*. •Open I am SOI Dogtrack Rd, Longwood. 1*04108 DOMINO’S PIZZA! Now hiring tor a pontons - Divers, Uenogers-ln-Trolnlng, and Phone Personnel. Earn hourly wage, mileage, and tpel We Oder competitive pay pkis great beneflta! Must beet lea*tl# years old. have a vaM duvets kcenee, good Ip driving record, A auto Ins. = Ail applicant* please apply el M l W. Lake Mary BtaL In Lake Mary, S2240B0 or at 1*101. French Ave. (17-B2) In Santord, 9314000. EOE I SAVE*A»LOT FO O D S TO R ES MANAGEMENTOPPORTUNITIES 2 0,000 - 30,000 salary plus bonus potential •AnTia~i f anapsY I ffkrs t'anapafs •FtAMane parmanere pcsNons •r mala ns banekU • Feat A thorough framing program a 4-9 p m . Mora ctoamg SAVE* A* LOT TIM CuHomer Service •Longwood. Local bank, local cae ctr 8a Bp M F 4 9a 4p Sal good crerkl req temp io hire F T 4 P/T 84 hr •Lake Mary Temp to hue 84' hr 10a 6p outbound lenwj FREE bill •liv^iwoori T*ta»ei#arrhe*i Temp to Iwe 89 81 hr outbound •Write* Park local UWffy king term tamp *7 5 0 V M F 8a 5c ROOFERS WANTED Helper* alto Must have kant poriabon C i* 322-1449 Seiee Wanted to tek much needed lead program to mauranca agem i make 190 00 comm* ion per iai* Cell 213-960-7699 Santord area Ml* company saalung experience mdnndual •and raeume let PO Boa 1349, FL 13771 ar fas to: A c cu S ta ff Training Armed 4 Unarmed •randy 4 Aeeec. *34-7444 Large Sanford compenie* curranliy see lung indmduan with tnduitnal tewmg meemne end • GREAT RAY • M088-FRL FULL TWE . HOURLY M V (407) NOW HMNG: Direct Marketer* No sew*. PT/FT. no asp •ary Col 263-7812 •Central Ftonda t Mott Prominent Ba-ik •Prealtotou* AdverMting Firm 'Oriando* Large tl Health cate System •Fastest Growing TelecommuniceUona Co. ‘Prominent Human Resource* Con luffing Group. Pieite cat Tew* Co Stating 740 8866 tor more info EOC ADA NO FEEI VXn i e U imkvkiuaU who are leaking a tuifKmg people onenuied career GREAT employ menl envvonmeni profeiuonat ilaiul and beneMl Con aider the ca’eei ol Oenlti in n in g Formal education of 1200 hour* leading lo Slate and National credential* Work in a tap paced, highiey technical ever I changing career in the Plied • hearth Lata of Der-tai AiPteng Cat Orange Technical Center*Ortendo Tech Denial Deperl- • mem. 407-344-7060. a rt M i l ; Whether you tie aready at the , work piece ready to re-enter or ‘ lull looking lo the future they * have a program designed lor you* W ELDER WORK FROM HOME P/T F/T 1400-84000 . me CONSULTANTS Wa havs positions BvallBbi# for: ‘ CUSTOMER SERVICE . GREAT BENEFITS BtCUKMNO -30 35 Hours per week ■Flexible schedules •WAREHOUSE Plea** contact CORESTAFF 330-7799 tor an apporWneni -Shlpp'G/Recelv'g • Order Pullers - Forklift exp a ♦ HMng 4EWV8Q MA- LOOKINQ FOR PART WORK? Maitland araa Coametac EftQ l iS looking tor CueC tec Reps to __ ween 24-40 hours p e r -----Sun-TKr* Tamp to hffe 6740/ rv comp ■ and customer ave skits necessary Apply to per­ son at 1060 Maitland Ctr, Comment. Sta 411. Mon-Thu* 9 3 or Cal 660-0111.___________ M TEWS Co Staffing. Orlando« mop profaational pitting lenrice it currently recrutting Full 4 Part-time clerical poal Morn lor toe following compa -Various locations -Various shifts Need 100 peoplB TEACHER tor ffn eck eo l E«penanced CDA preferred Santod area CaB 221-4477 TELEMARKETERS Fu* or pert-ame Top ealary. bonut and commwtion. Smoking office Longwood tocalton Cell M 787-9370 (or a week long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. Pleeee call O P C (4 07 ) 2 6 0 -5 0 M ________ N»_FW EOE IIM NO FABRIC STACKER lor marine canva* < C*K 337-1121 Th e S e m in o le H e r a ld M edical Assisting. A C ar eer T o F eel G o o d A b o u t. is currently accepting applications for In our innovative Medical Assisting program, you'll learn: • M e d i c a l E m e r g e n c ie s P h le b o t o m y , E x a m in in g R o o m , a n d C lin ic a l L a b P r o c e d u r e s C o m p u t e r T r a in in g o n M e d ic a l Seminote H erald* Attn: Nick Drewry FAX: 407**2*-S40S M a n a g e r S o ftw a r e or deliver to: 300 N. French Ave., Ssnford____________ After graduation, you will be qualified to work in doctor's offices, hospitals, clinics, out patient care facilities, and many more. I EARIM FULL-TIME PAY FOR PART-TIME WORK Th e Sanford Herald n#Bds C A R R IE R S for established routes In the Sanford area. All you need Is dependable transportation, organiza­ tional skills and afternoon availability In order to begin a great new Job! POSITIONS AVAILABLE NOW! A p p ly In Psrson at the: Perfect For Retired Persons £>cminolc Herald Or As A Second 300 N. French Ave. Income! Sanford, F L FLSSS1S t V W g T g etp a nvp F/T Oood pay bnnei-ti OFWP 799-1592 A/F Anofytl 834 3*.000 perm Wait Ortendo 4 yr* r p MS Word 4 Excel Tamp to fare SAME WEEK PAV TOOAV* STAFFING 540-804* Never A Fee Cak 407475-4000 >1044 M o n -F fttM te lp m SEWING MACH OPERATORS C A L L 322-8133 WAREHOUSE PERSON freeded for taiga g'eenhouse WK be reiponsbte tor V c p n g receiving MuP be capoabie of kftng al wap 50 tv! and worktong heitoto hour* Forkkff cap heiptul Apply in person 6770 W SR 48 Santord A/R4A.T 833.000 perm Maitland Center Local MMO NEEDS 21 r i j v ' enced financial rep* AR A P Bank Racon MS Word 4 Ei cel. Soma DC Collection* Temp to Nre i re looking tor motivated people with a good phone voice No etpenenca nece* lary becaue* we vain you to kucceed You can make taoo* /•At Work w a fun atmokoner* Med c at and denial miurince cam until 4 bee erweet' 1600 wgn-on bonus available RECRUITER RECEPTIONIST/ CLERK TYPIST Equal Opportunity Employer Drugfree Workpiece The Sky's the Urn* .. ~n U M It UFTIU B JU i lfl Secretary longwond Aramont# Ma>kand Anporf ■Eighf It) Temp to fare pophoni'" *8 1 1 hr Cai lor defaM" With Cap* Canaveral Crime Une you defemww whaf your paycheck wet be T f« EMPUJYNRNT PtDPU For technrcal staffing Base salary * commission 4 Preferred previous wiB bee) lit* Ff ARMELUM EXPRESS UNE8.94C. M l North Hwy 17 M A IT L A N D 8 7 5 4 6 7 5 UCF 3 8 4 4 5 4 9 Deiktop PuMtsher tKVhr Lake Mary Long farm temp could become temp to fur* PowerPoeif and CoreT Draw re­ quired Start! Serf Week' Cal TOOAV" *8* sign on bonu* to new em- The Ideal cenddete should have past newspaper experience end drculetton management experience Is helpful. Interested candidates should FAX a resume to: 678-5600 nectpfioniiti NEEDED'!’ It you are an ei penanced necepkorvy pff-ive cal u* TODAY" We have many tperwig* around Orttn do. We took forward to ipeak mg with you TOOAY" SALE* AGENta CLERICAL LANDSCAPERS • Fuff lime Parting pay 86 00 87 OOhr SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS ■ eipenence pre­ ferred 56 00 87 OGhr to Pan DRIVERS lor dump (rock COL req d Fu* rim* SITE WORK and equpment op­ erator Fu* Time Deta Entry 837.000 Perm-Malfland Ctr Local HMO NEEDS 12 n«l»n •need enrnament ei^ybkity rep* 7 000 9 000 KSH heakh care bang nip rnquved Fa« resume to 860 5753 We pay for Etperlervce E reel tent Benefit* C IR C U L A TIO N M A N A G ER Honda Law CurnaJum * Attorney Directed 100.000 Volume Lew Library * Small Classes [ l i t Orlando Bank Opt. Ctr. •Proof Operator* *4hr. 10.000 KSH. 2 30 8 30pm MF •Copy Clerk, 87 hr, M F Ba 5p •Data Entry 87,hr. MF 8a 5p. 8 000 KSH Alpha 4 Numeric L O C A L REPS •Aaaambly •Ganaral WarahouM TEMPORARY Bank Operation* Call 1-800-921*1136 "PRODUCT COORPIHAT O R - LABOR READY & NOW HIRING RESPONSE CARDS Oeneral office work piui help process 4 pack orders Request phone, clerical data entry skJI* Smoking OK Cat Sisnek Herb* 4 Specialties. 321-2067 HEALTH WSUKANCf *HO SOI It FLAW Drug he* wwkpMce I k HOuaur Drtve. I Spring 7*0*000 5EUIN0LE LANDSCAPiNO Wb axe looking tor local rep* to W* our grtxp Heattoltc leads 75% fvtt year romrm •on •PART-TIME EMPLOYEES* LABOR RITE 71— Help W anted 71— H elp W anted * c * m -i t M Up to 50% commission. Banelas in growing Lake Mary Salon FANTASTIC b a m s 328-5100 • Quarterly ncsdris bonus • Promobon* bom eraton CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Get m on the ground floor of a last-paced. rapidly growing company1 LABOR RITE is seek­ ing a hard working, keff motrval ed person who is computer Mer ate. Viibto and a team player Eiceflenl growth potential m an eitremefy last paced Industry Apply in person at 2603 park Dr botween 9am and 2pm daly or las resume to (407) 330-1496 Attn Branch Manager EOE 71— H elp W anted Tt« EMPUWrWVT GROWING CONVENIENCE STORE CHAM Now hmng F/T t P/T dark* A assistant manag ers We oiler e steady weekly paycheck and we hare gresi benefits For an rearview pea** coanucl Detoe at 1-400-5524267 1 1362. Wave mesaage ^ L*\£JUrJ fJJTH Immediate Openings _____iStoodMcUon Looking lor a new career? Vtsk our 71— H elp W anted Convenient four-day school week (Monday - Thursday) • Day and Evening Classes Available • Financial Aid Available for Those who Qualify • Small Classes with Personalized Attention • Call Today! (407) 831-9816 C it y C o lleg e 853 East Hwy. 436, Ste 200 • Castleberry, F L 32707 ! 4 �EMPLOYMENT OPPROTUNITIES 71— H«lp Wanted lp*TA F N TR V C IE R 'C * L I ASST E«c1 pot/toni WorOTO | u y ■ muse Personable' Greet |$kj8t1 TOPTALENT STAFFtNO 4 0 7 «H »1 1000 N. Magnolia A m Orlando, FL 12(03 rBLOCK TENDER » fling m Santord Forklift halplul EicHtent wag* cal banafii*. ratiremenl hokday* and vacation Ap CSR Arnkar. 2310 W ?Sth 51 Saniord EOEAJrvg Fra# BREAKFAST SERVERS, P/T cook and housakaepar* Oood starting wage* Apply Laka [ Mary Courtyard 135 imamabonal Ptrwy, U ka Mary *44 1000 71— Halp Wanted Contractor* 4 Truckara Mas* contact quickly, your itaia 4 N Amenca New height matching tyt 24 hr* Sivtvn 14M-4M-4470MC/VI** CranvTrade FRAM ERS •I over the Orlando area II Intoratted pleate cal Mark 1-400-7S3-0471 CRUISE UNES SEEK MoapHalltyfftesteuranl Prolestlonala/Bar Proltttlonalt, Entortalnars, Musician*. Computor ProlattlonaU, Baauty Car* Spaclalliti, Sportt In •tructort, Cleaning Stall. To racalv* completo lltl of Job# avaINbto plut 'applica­ tion Info packet* Ptoaaa lei your NAME A ADDRESS at TOLL-FREE FAX • 1 (SM ) I35-4M I OR WRITE TO: CRUISE NETWORK Deot 14)141 1SOt-17 WMt Bay D r, *725 Largo. FL 33770 NOW HIRING r/T A P/T tor s Major Maniac hiring plant m Saniord Pon­ ton* art avatiaH* on an ihJts. Pacaaattar Paraonnal at 170-7*11 or 330-1 MS m t u A nu n inq--------------------- GUARAN TEED $ 10.50 P/H IN TRAINING |3 pot ava4 Avg S ISMVhr. Sal I • comm Sanford batad pool Mfang laardar No cdd caamg ring anmad F/T 4 P/T Cal Italy Sm altnr 121-2070 a i t MI W fH -W H M III Long Tana Tarm-Snort Tsrm Tamp Te Mir* 50 INDUSTRIAL SEWERS NEEDED ■initial Talant Traa Stalling hat Iparmanant jot) opportunity* lor ■production anrttrt in N Ortan j o i That# potions pay 16 97* land bagm mmadiatary Cal ■7400111 NO APPJS NECES IBARV OAM um na, m e . ao nom* w f* ry •Lay Onar Plan" ‘Ertra Stop Pay* *401K Ratramant* ■Haarr insurance* i ’Vacaton Pay* 'ROM Pruryam* fk f * S a fe * M tW U 1 yt O TR a rp /O a ta A C O lra q I Pleat* Caa Sam to 5pm I 400 474 9050 Mon f n OnTy l o t 181—A ppliances & Furniture For Sale n f u r n is iie d LAKE MARY 3/t 5 Clean CHA. Urge fenced yard, LK Mary ichooit flat requvrd J6W m o ♦ S650sec dep 1 304 466 1370 M ATTRESS SALE - Full sue used boi springs A mattress 165 00 Larry* Mart 322-4132 SOLID CHERRY Oueen Anna dining room Perfect condition Can 260 0551 WATER HEATER AOSMITH 40 gal electric, kka new. 190 00 Ca* 127-77*7 SANFORD VILLA V i tH Long Leaf Pme Clr. gar SASO'mo . dep 7ISS14C or 173-4540 STENSTROM RENTALS MAYFAIR OAKS V i w- tem rm. (tof gar. g tern preh. on water lease wl option SHSO/tttSO NORTH LAKE VILLAOE 7/7 Condo take access mi Irplc pool, leata w' ipf 1540/1500 JIM DOYLE (407) 177-3470 RENT WE NEEDI IHOUSES TOI F 199—Pets & Supplies 141—Homes For Sale Customer Service 5 • 10pm $7.00 118—O itice Space For Rent BY OWNER. laniard 17 pool latmithad. new rod. lane back yard 169 000 0 6 0 Cal tor more mfomaton 722-17*7 LEASE Prime showroom A warehouse $10 970 to tt SR 441 homage 407 57* 2500 GOVERNMENT " FORECLOSED Hornet from pennies on 11 Deknquenl Tie. Repo's RCOi YnaAre* To* Fia* (I) #0071* 9000 Eit It 7206 lor current M OFFICE/WHSE 3 000 15 000 tt From 13 tl Prvne location Itwy 17 93 Senlord, 1 tl horn Airport Btvd CaB 774-4440 JtdVua LAKE7ROMT 7/3 Pod. Irplc. Fie rm g game rm. Can AC w/ heal punp 2 out ddgt fruit tree* 195 900 AJto, Lakalront. 2 64 acre* Hawthorne FL 117 500 Cal (9Q«) 789 4502 ______ AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES A MOVE IN SPfCUU.1* 400 sq It A 40* 1265 A MONTH Odea Storage 321 0170 or 333 2554 OfFICE/OfFICE WAREHOUSE Now Availed* Guardian Personal Sion Cel lor detail 57*•2500 RENOVATED Over 1600 aq tt Dmtrv td arm prch 144.100 4/11 Over i 600eq t l. kvrttn’ lam tfpe tried. 1*7.*00 HOUSE or DUPLEX 2 kachen* 1/3 acta, renovated 1*4*00 PRE-Foracloaur* t/4 acre, prtv toncad carport H U H SANFORD OFFICE SPACE 1 Suite* avaKebto • 1100 SF 4 1*00 SF 407-771-7004 /*•/ sl K\ i s \ l I \\ ( »/,'A 141—Homes For Sale R^VIKK MS Watt ■ JL 43S. aitet Utomento Iprtog* « 774-7770 WISCOOL HdWtO PrT CARE OtVIR AFTERNOON SHIFT. Wiling to train. Caa > 371- 7435 OATCARE TEACHER or Teach art id e Wang u ham Ca( 372-OOM wOCBARY M ANORIt toakmg tor latonted and ai captionai paopto IMMEDIATE OPENINGS CNAa-f/T available on Mi afwns WITH VERY COMPETITIVE SALARKS Cal OaSary Manor. 4074*6 4474 Atk tor Oractur ot Nut* mg or appry withm 00 North railway 17-97 OaSary Flori­ da Drug Fraa Workplace. IO C . flo a lt v R e s o u r c e s MOVE at CONO i n » New car pal * paml N<e yard and front porch 155 000 At It OtOC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 724-9711. E it. 10* R^VIKK R e a lty R e s o u r c e s DROVE VIEW 32. eel m m up graded maitar suite, nait to park Make Oder’ 1*3 000 DC DC CALLAWAY Realtor (407) 124-9211, Eat. 104 •*A I M < ) ' . I H > M f i l w* *a» lt| 1*14 I I ( M l s la* 1 t /I. I tANFORO 1/1 kerne teg tot CHA. tat ash 145* toad up 139900Atit 6955151 tANFORO 6 7 CHA. carpet Ha. corner lot ITS 000 Mutl tea" Can 173-1417 or pgr 316 9973 SANFORD ARE A -1/7 MUST SELL* C H A doubto garage toed yanL 300 Roa* Dr C al evenmg* 349 5457 tANFORO Handyman Stop V 1 or 3/1 buck. CHA *26* worth 155* Iliad Great rental 695-5151 VACANT 4/t w*tn aura lanced id Need* raped* Only 159 900 SANFOho Ikemutotod 5T dock horn*, hug* tread lot neat to p a* Otaal area CHA ISS.SOO. tow dn. MTtVmon . < •I It (f 1 <X *Y W5-6I6I DON T BE UNEMPLOYED CALL NOW ASPHALT MVBtQ CREW EupnoaarOpr to Irish red atphak Cal 373-01II ( 407) 323-2044 ----- X55IH 5 C?----- SECRETARY S40D-wk FiA Banatos •Tamp to rwa ■Longwood HtSCED Id trwft Omar pukers/packars RatauPt* trantportaton raq Cal M 0 -0111 WAREHOUSE | 7 Lumbar Eip Hatpi OFFICE ASSISTANT BUY A NEW 3 BEDROOM. Z BATH HOME FOR LESS THAvN RENTING t&tv Complete Tramng OROER PULLER I Dua to aipantron. 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AT PB PS. roof air, fume . stove woven, refng. rrvero . tul bath, sleeps 8. tmappk Akitch ware net 17.900 707-9211 OWNER FMANCWG . customad 2/1 smgfe wife Covered p*t». shad nx# carpal aofto wood (Passers * cabmats (1500 down * | 19*7710 727-1717 or F*ert T«ne imueiH IIyearsetoa C strtTTfi H 5B ? CASH t i l PAID) Fo r S a le (407) 323-6160 ‘Bwad on id** prtc* ol 173.990 wfh(% FMAiOM.50yiK.AFRI.il ALL ROUTES PAY BONUS AFTER 1ST ROUTE •1 OLDS CUTLASSS Runt Oood. 1300. Firm ________ Ca* 779-94*7________ SEIZED CARS from 1175 Porteh*!. Gedinacs Chevyt. BMW’s Corvettes Alto Jeept. 4WO* Your *rea To« Free 1800 218 9000 Eit 2206 tor cur­ rent fating* For Junk Cart. 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Danone area 10 acre* Ore tor horses or cento farm Mob-*a home or homevta Zoned egn *44 900 F ntriong aval w/ tm down paym ent (*») 7«7-*700 Alum. Cent Copper/Brett Kokomo Recycling: 721-0004 •1* W. Flrtt-M/F *-5, Sat.9-1 HANOSOME MALE BLACK/ WHITE CAT, 2 5 yrs okt. neu tered’daciawad Litter trained needs new lovwgcaring home, shot! current 327-1105 11BS1 Kaap Nurtoart m Order ) :00pm-11 12.1 ACRES Otiaan area River accati Owner financing Only 155 000 Cel 332 9695 BA/tlTDR BUYMQ MOUSES ST HVT* Hands Shipping ACCOUNT!NO CLERK oyiii 153—Acreage Lot For Sale MECHANIC ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Coma and (om our camtg Warn ol Nuttat and CN A'i Eical WERE SCLUNO HOMES Cat a Santord tpeeialrtt. Jermgan propeitmt Atk lor Dot Weller173-71(5 or 130-37*1. 240—Boat Rentals For a law penmes mor* gat the laiest leennotogy in hqu*rt wormert Atk STIHSTROU GENERAL FEED 1323-1550) eboui HAPPY JA C K LKJUIV(CT. 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Raattor*.............331 *733 Buy 219— W a n t e d BED-QUEEN sue. black wrought Iron canopy and premier Orthopedic set Never used, still boned Cost 11200 Sen 1325 Call *77-711* BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev er used Twin 175 Full $95 Oueeo $115 King $165 Call 407-66* 9954 AI rental and real ettato advar trtement* are tubieet to me Federal Fa! Houtmg Act. which makat tt illegal lo advertise any preference. Ilmriation. or d* enmmahon bated on race, col or. rahgion, ser handicap, la ntkal tietut or national ongm CUSTOMER SERVICE Outgoing panonakty Duhet mcl cath harvKng. data antry phone* t^icoftochont FINANCIAL REP Salat, coaectnnt. manager irana* poartun Financial background hepfii Comprahanw* benatn pack aga and compel ito* tekery Apply n perton Amaricen Oaneral FInane* 1444 S Fran* Ava. Santord - A S t f r t R 'K M r O A to u t Ant C a r Navar a Far1 HELP Paraonnal 07S-AMS IA CAREQIVER to work with [school aga cfeidran needed to »k m chad cara cantar I 7 30am 0 00am to dove van I 7 00pm S 30pm |«pM tM I) M F and • 30am S 30pm when chad ran art out ol tchooi Eipen anca and chad earn cU ita t a I prut Call 131-4A4* atk lor Stacey NEEDED U Seminole Harakj, Santord. Florida - Sunday. March 15, 1998 • 7B K IT *N* CARI.YI.F. ® hy Larry WrlRhl 103— H o u s e s - w . (4 0 7 )3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 W e g la d ly re fe r q u a lity p a in te rs! AStroke OfBrilliance. i| M O I W. Uakw Mwy »lv d ., Lata Mwy IPitbUn Shopping CwNsr) * 326O0M �• t • Seminoto Herald. Santofd, Florida - Sunday. March 15. 1996 D L O N D IE b y C h ic Y o u n g HOROSCOPE qfour ‘Birthday Sunday March 15. 1990 B E E T L E B A IL E Y b y M ort W alker G oals you sol lor youtseil in iho year alioad must bo pursued tenaciously it you hopo to achieve thorn Nature might bo a trillo slow getting in gear, but sho will deliver as promised PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Try to profit Irom past m istakes today Oo not be drawn into an endeavor that is similar to one that didn t work out well lor you in tho past Piscos. treat yourself to a birthday gilt Sond lor your Astro-Graph predic­ tions lor Iho year ahead by mailing $2 and SASE to Astro Graph d o this news­ pap er P O B os 1750 M urray Hill Station. New York. NY 10156 Bo sure to slate your /od>ac sian ARIES (March 21-April IQ) The kind ol responses you'll g e l Irom others today will bo dolorm inod by your altitude It you re loo critical, this might not be a banner day lor you 33 36 37 36 40 41 42 ACROSS 1 Show submissive respect 7 Type ol cords 12 Anchors — 13 Injure 14 Vei 15 Omitted (sounds) Irom pronunciation 16 Above, lo a 44 45 46 48 51 55 17 18 21 23 26 Allow lo Nev. lima Laundry sight Greek letter California county 28 Abominable Snowman 2Q Actress Solhern 30 Corn units 31 Place lor planting 56 57 56 Falls noisily Jal — Poetic lime Bread spread Nobleman JFK sight M 'A'S'rt character Future bka. French friend Chubby Horn Conceive Seaweed component Precious metal Sheriffs group More sacred Answer to Previous Puule DOWN 1 Between Colo, and Mo. 2 Be In debt 3 Damp 4 Former Communist Actreas Harper Leave out 9 He's no gentleman! 10 Vital statistic 11 Wet In front 13 Eliminate leader 5 Eyed amorously 6 Light boat Call lor Answers • r<«r> trma noun Rum * t v w n w i 1-900-454-3535 e«t code 100 STUMPED? 1 Trap* Despot Affirm* Baby ce si MlFurtfve 28 West — 27 ClA s predecessor 32 Mom's mate 94 Estrogen, o.g. 99 Actress May 96 Clumsy. In s way 49 Car amenity 49 Central line 47 Relate 48 Oym feet 46 Okd card game 60 Commercials 92 Bird (comb, lorm) TAURUS (April 20-May JO) It you don t listen to others today, you could lake things out ol con teil and loci they ore attacking you when they simply may be ottering constructive advice GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Do not allow peer pressure to cause you to do things trust violate your bctlor lodgment today especially it you re circulating with a new group CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your pubK image is fragile today so be mindful ol the way you act m front ol others How you behave today could sheet how they treat you tomorrow LEO (July 29-Aug 22) Instead of wast­ ing time trying to establish who is to blame lor a big blunder the wisest thing to do is to eip en d that elfnrl correcting Iho mistake VIROO (Aug- 29-Sept. 22) The world isnt gomg to give you any troo rides so don t anticipate one today II you le d like dancing bo prepared lo pay the piper LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Today your associates will have substantial influence over the outcome ol important events Do not let yourself be saddled with losers 69 Oort mound 64 Blunder o ims tnnca tnc SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The »o<gh< CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 16) Victims you might leol on your shoulOers today could be lhe hoavy hand ol noglccted duties Take conslruchvo m easures lo eradicate your burdens ol your procrastination rmgM gang up on you today and prossuro you into doing the things you promised to do but have neglected thus tar AOUARIU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. IQ) It you say SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Do not •unkind things about others today, don I got entangled m eipensive involvements today, whether you are buying or setting Your skills as a shopper might not be up lo pa' be surprised whon you later learn what is being said about you What goes around comes around ■ ivwbv NEA.br W IN A T B R ID G E My main criticism is that the intro duction to each problem usually tells you the winninK play I feel it would be better to give the reader a chance to a n a lyte the position uninfluenced. Despite this disadvantage. Roth ana­ lytes the deals lucidly, and his “ points In remember" are useful V-St ■ First one, then the other lAist year. Danny Koth put out two books (or intermediate players, one on d e c la re r play and une on d efen se, i Both is a Londoner, no relation to our Al t The first I reviewed favorably last December. I'm less keen on "Focus on Defense" (Master Point Press). . » 16 20 22 23 P H IL L IP A LD E R In this deal from the book, you are Hast, having to form a defensive plan against three no trump West leads the spade four in answer lo your over call What now" ding ladder more slowly to investigate o th e r option s. And as th e dummy seems to contain seven winners (you know the club finesse is working if South needs ill. p low in g on with spatks is equivalent to throwing in the tow el — if you 'll excuse the m ixed metaphor. Instead, you must win with the spade ace and switch to the dia­ mond two. hoping partner's diamonds are good enough to give your side the firil five tricks. F o r his jum p to th ree no-trump. South should have 13-IS high-card points and. alm ost c e rta in ly , two spade stoppers. With only one stop per. he would probably climb the bid Roth tells us that this ‘ simple e x ­ ample" was regularly misdefended in a tournament Perhaps it isn't quite so simple at the table, where alarm bells aren't ringing West A 4 3 V 8 7 • AQ A 8 7 North « a 7 tr A 10 3 a V3 A K J 10 Fast A A V J 4 3 2 • K 101 A 9 South « i«ta 3 2 J to 9 6 •6 7 5 2 * KQ31 I Kg • J ■ 4 4 Q M 1 Vulnerable: North-South D ealer: North South West North 3 NT Pass Pass IA I A Pass O pening lead: a 4 T h e book is >12.93 postpaid from Haron Barclay Bridge Supplies. Call <600) 274 2221 to order. ClfMbyKEA. Inr �SEMINOLE ®Ij c Hernlb Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida ■ Sunday. March 15. 1098 IN S ID E BHAVH0MM1CMCTHWWIV0M...2C PEOflE: D.A.W. H0M0B8 COUNTY ST0BCTTI...3C PUYHB PfgltMT BUYS i DOLLS...K ] Someone to watch over me Alzheimer site created to help meet the needs of caregivers E liz a b e th By Shari Brodls HERALD FEATURE EDITOR T a y lo r Tap dance classes offered to seniors Special to U m Herald SANFORD - Did you always want to tap dance. or renew those Iraaona you luid as a child? Well— -here's your chance If you're 55 or over years youngtl Come Join a tap claaa at the Sanford Civic Center on Thursdays from 9 to 10 a.m. It's not only fun. It's great exerclsel Just call the civic center for further details. 330-5699. The classes are lead by Casselberry resident Elizabeth Taylor; at 5 loot. 1 Inch blue-eyed redhead, who gives her age as 'senior citizen*. Trained In all aspects of theatre and dunce, she spent 5 1/2 years at the Italia Conti Stage School London, one year at Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and took an acting course at Seminole Community College and graduated in 1991. Experienced In Film and Theatre Produc­ tions. she appeared In *Me and My Girl*. V ic­ toria Theatre. -London; 'Man Who Came to Dinner', Savoy Theatre, London; "Peter Pan* Adelphl Theatre. London: *Ouya and Dolls* Coliseum Theatre. London. Taylor owned and operated Arthur Murray Dance Studios In London Ontario, London England. Hollywood. Jacksonville and Pom­ pano Beach. Florida and director of Mary Kay Cosmetics In Burlington Ontario Canada and London England and was a director of Sales •C LONGWOOD - Alzheim er caretvers live dally with the stresses that come with dealing with a child In an a d u lt’ a body. They’ havT to create n safe and manageable environm ent for the patient. They have to clue them to do simple dally tasks such ns changing their clothes and brushing their teeth. They have to cope with the frustrations and the build up o f sensory stimula­ tion that often explode at the end o f the day. In a catastrophic reaction known as Sundowner's Syndrome. They have to deal with behaviors such as w o n d er­ ing. clinging, agitation and Inap­ propriate sexual behavior, all the lim e trying to n in a household and have some life for th em ­ selves. Through the Alzheim er Re­ source Center. Inc. caregivers do find some relief. The agency o f­ fers a myriad services for the Alzheim er caregiver, but until recently, that meant a drive to Orlandu In order lo utilize them. In October o f 1997. the agency opened a satellite office to serve the needs o f caregivers In Sem i­ nole County. The office suite being used by the agency ‘ through the g e n e r­ osity o f Orlando Regional Health Core* Is located In the O rlando Behavioral Health Center, adja­ cent to South Sem inole Hospital. s A caiagivsr piacas an ESP bracelet on the wrist of a client. The ESP program, lor Alzheimer wanderers. Is (u*t one o l State Road 434 In lzmgwood. "W e opened It for the c o n ­ venience o f the Sem inole County caregiver who doesn't want to drjvc 1-4,’ said Shclllc Brassier, executive d ire c ­ tor. k Brassier estim ates that there are 5.000 A.D. su ffer­ ers In Sem inole County, 20,000 In the OrangeOsceola-Sem inole county urea that the agency serves. T h a t's a fairly significant number,* said Brassier. She said the age group most af­ fected by A.D.. 85 and older. 25 percent between now an many programs provided by the Alzhsimer Resource Cantor, Inc., which now has an office In Longwood. percent between now and tlic year 2000. *W e're trying to meet the needs.’ Am ong the services avail­ able through the resource center arc counseling, health and wellness education, c r i­ sis intervention, the Extra Special Person program for Alzheim er wanderers, on In­ form ation and referral serv­ ice. and various support groups for caregivers. A caregiver can coll the re ­ source center at 1-800-330­ 1910 and m oke an ap p oin t­ ment to meet with a fam ily service specialist at the Uingwood office. Mi nd \w.i\ Alzheimer's Disease Is Just one of many dementia. Dementia comes from the Latin word for "mind* and ‘ away*. Alzheimer's Disease was first discovered In 1906 by a Oertnan doctor named Alois Alzheimer. This disorder of the brain, which causes tissue dam­ age over a period of lime, accounts for more than half of all organical­ ly caused memory loss and Is the fourth leading cause of deadi In the elderly. E S P registry helps keep track of wanderers By Bfcail Brodls HERALD FEATURE EDITOR Groups prepare for 5th annual O ld e Lake M ary Days celebration p> Mazy Hawaii HERALD C O RRESPO ND ENT LAKE MARY - There will be a lot of Na­ tives at Olde Lake Mary Day* this yeart The event la scheduled for Saturday, March 28 from 10 a.m. until 4 p m.. The Central Florida Zoo will have some of Florida's na­ tive animals on display from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. In the Kids Komer. Also In the Kids Komer. Cub Scout 529 will be teaching visi­ tors to make coll clay pots like the Tlmucuans (some of Florlds's original natives) did. Kids will get to take the free pots home. The Stardust Service Unit of Oirl Scouts will be teaching Native American dance to visi­ tors. Children will also be able to make a free bracelet to take home. The Lake Mary Fire Department and the Lake Mary Police Department will also be In the Kids Komer. The Civil War (or War Between the States as all us Southerners know It was) ended almost 133 years ago on June 29 with Lee's surrender. But you can still Sfe soldiers from the conflict st Olde Lake Mary Days. Company H of the 37th Alabama Infantry. Civil War Re-enactors, will be In their en­ campment on the lawn of Lake Mary City Hall all day. Visitors will get a chance to see the weapons, clothes and equipment from 1864. Some will be authentic, some will be authentic reproductions. (An authentic reproduction la one that la made with the same materials that the originals were made from. For instance, to be an authentic reproduction, a button must be made from hom. mother-of-pearl, wood, tin or glass.) The arts and crafts will be very varied thla year. There will be qulltcrs, weavers, ce­ ramics. soft dolls, candle makers, antique rosea. Native American Aria, lapidary (rocks and gemstones), wood toys. Jewelry, stained glass, hair and hat accessories, needlepoint, and pine needle basketry. Entertainment thla year will last until 5 see Days. Fags BC SANFORD • On a Sunday morning, two off-duty sheriff's deputies were working a detail at a local church when a car pulled up. the occupants ask­ ing for assistance. The driver said lo the depu­ ties. *1 found tills woman and I have a problem.’ The woman had been wondering along Stale Road 436 In Altamonte Springs. The good Samaritan tried lo take the woman to her home but ended up driving all over town. The driver knew he had a problem when the woman said. T h e last time I was In Chicago. It didn't look like this.* By this time the driver was near the church at U.S. High­ way 17-92 and Dog Track Road. The deputies Immedi­ ately recognized the bracelet the woman was wearing. Iiavlog taken special training on Alzheimer’s Disease and de­ mentia only two weeks earlier. Because of the Information contained on the bracelet, the deputies were able to return the woman to her home In Apopka, within 22 minutes of her Identification. *What If she didn't have a bracelet,* asks Dottl Burkett. Elder Services Officer for the Seminole County Sheriff's Of­ fice. ’ She didn't even know her name.* The bracelet the woman was wearing was an Extra Special Person (ESP) bracelet, part of a collaborative registry pro­ gram run by the sheriff's office and the Alzheimer Resource Center. The program has been In effect In tills county since Sep­ tember of 1996. iH e program ia free to residents of Seminole County and Is a confidential method by which law en­ forcement can assist caregiv­ ers 24 hours a day. ’ Is there a need, you bet.* Dottl Burkett, socond from toft. Elder Service Officer for the Saminoto County Sheriffs Offica, share# Information about the E SP tracking program wtth Nick G o m el, from toft. Lake Mary Elder Affairs Commission member, E len Zarch, a Lake Mary Sartor and Pautoe Stevens, director of the Lake Mary Senior Center. said Burkett. More than 225 Alzheimer's Disease and de­ mentia sufferers who are known to wander are regis­ tered In the program cur­ rently. Burkett estimates more than 1.400 residents could qualify for the program as the population of A.D. sufferers climbs. The registry Includes a photo of the ’ Extra Special Person’ . Physical characteris­ tic and medical data are en­ tered Into a computer data bank along with an emergency contact number. The Informa­ tion la only released on a ’ need to know* basts. Each ESP bracelet reads: EXTRA SPECIAL PERSON. ACCESS CODE *0000-00, CALL 9-1-1. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FL. While the program to free, the bracelets coat the sheriff's office about $3 apiece. The South Seminole Sertoma Club donated $300 to the ESP pro­ gram for the purchase of 100 bracelets. The club has also made It possible for the de­ partment to take the tracking program to the next level. Care Track Is ESP plus, said Burkett, dementia sufferers who are excessive or at-risk wanderers. "Some people wander, some people never do. Some people wander and wander and wan­ der and wander,* said Burkett. It is for those people that Care Track was created. Those are aos BC �2C ■SorOixXc H«rnU SxntOUl HckkW Sunday M.ircti 1S 1*K»8 A re y o u a t a c r o s s r o a d s e v e ry d a y ? HISTORY By Dr. WUUam Robert (Bob) Parker M U S T IIA IT IS T C H U R C H M AR KH AM W O O D S What an awesome and highly responsible task American teadcis face to attack or not to attack.’ Deciding which road to take when one must go onr way or another ts not an easy call. When standing at a crossroads realizing the road taken determines destiny tn part or whole, surely for one to act impulsively ts without reason and wisdom. Thus, editorially we ask. Which road to take? Who will be allies? Who will oppose? What will Ik* the results? When and how? T h e Road Not Taken." a poem by Robert Frost, gives a description of walking tn the woods and coming to a crossroads. Only one road can be taken, but the author of the poem surmises that someday he will possibly lake the other road. Practically speaking, the writer knows that he will never return to the crossroads and travrl the other direction, lilts depicts the fearful and hare fact that one must live with the direction one takes! The subtlety comes when both roads may appear attractive; yet. each road leads to a different destination! Therefore, where there can be no neutrality with these positions, you either do or you do not. Priorities take over! Priorities point the way and define the values umirrglrdtng (he direction taken. An excellent choice or a poor choice are the two labrls at the cross roads. A! Priorities are determined by accountability The President and the Congress are accountable to the Amcrtrnn people. All answer to someone; and everyone answer to God. B) Priorities consider integrity as a factor. Being perfectly open and honest alnnit the facts which line both roads. Cl m orales must consider the vulnerability of each direction. In what position will the direction taken place you? God, priorities, and accountability: Biblical references The Scriptures and the fact that man is made tn the Image of God convey to itthat accountability to God is both Inescapable and Inevitable. Tlie distinction between two general roads tn life have been a blazing light through history. Tlie two roads arc described by the following: What determines priorities? 'Enter bv the narrow gate: for the gate In reality and logtstlcally. American is Is wide, and the way Is broad thnt lends to bound tn this dilemma to attack-that's one destruction, and many are those who road, or not to attack-that's another! enter by It. For the gate ts small, and the way is narrow that leads to life, and few are those who llud I f (Matthew 7:13-14 NASVI. These priorities are further described at the crossroads nf the following classic truth: “No one can serve two masters; for either lie will hale the one and love the oilier, or he will hold to one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and mammon (riches)' (Matthew 0:24). Scripture expounds a prolific and powerful charge relating to priorities: “lxM)k at the birds of the air. that they do not sow*, neither do they reap, nor gather Into bams, and yrt your heavenly Father feeds them. An* von not worth much more than they?' (Matthew 6:26 NASV). 'For after all these things do the Gentiles seek: for your heavenly Father knoweth Ihut ye have need of all these things Ilul (this Is the highest priority) seek ye first ihr kingdom of God and Ills righteousness; and nil these things shall be added to you" (Matthew 6:32-33 KJV). Tlie crossroads of life necessitate the use of priorities. You can follow your own Intuition without nccountablllly-nr-you can seek the wisdom of God for direction. Without Divine wisdom at life's crossroads, dangerous roads lie ahead. llilnk about that! R elay fo r L ife honors local cancer survivors Special to tlie Herald LAKE MARY - It only took one expert rncr with the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life event for Sonja Rrnil to want to get Involved in the cancer fight. 'Last year. It was truly a wonderful experience.* Sonja said, 'serving as a team leader for Scholastic Book Fairs. We arc very proud that our com­ pany lead the way with 80 percent of our employees par­ ticipating. raising over $6,000 for cancer research, educa­ tion. and help to many local cancer patients.' Sonja is a cancer survivor of 22 years who also lost her fa­ ther to the disease. Since last year's Relay, she has become a member of the American Can­ cer Society's Sanford/Lakc Mary Unit Board of Directors, and has volunteered to serve as Co-Chair of the Unit's 1998 Relay for Life. Lake Mary High School. May 29-30. Relay for Life -reache* - into the community to bring to­ gether neighbors, friends, coworkers. and families to honor cancer survivors, and remem­ ber those whom have lost the fight. It ts the American Cancer Society’s version of a relay, with a different 'twist'. A fam­ ily oriented event, participants form a team of 10-15 mem­ bers. They alternate walking or running around a track re ­ lay style for the duration of the event. Teams collect donations In advance, and can win prices for their efforts. Teams also camp out around the track and. when Individual members aren't taking their turn on the track, they take part In family fun activities. 'But,* Sonja emphasized. 'Relay for Life Is much, much more than a fund raising event. It's a unique activity that offers our community an excellent way to participate In the cancer fight.* ’ It's such an easy and fun way for people to help make a difference. Simply put. Relay for life Is a celebration, a community festival, a family event. It'a also an excellent team and morale builder for corporations and businesses.* 'And. very Importantly. It'a an opportunity to honor can­ cer survivors, plus pay tribute to those whom have lost their battle* she continued. Relay for Life opens with cancer survivors taking the first lap. During their walk around the track, everyone at­ tending becomes a large sup­ port group for th e ' survivors, making them the celebrities of the event. Another special moment of Relay for Life takes place in the evening. Hundreds of lu­ minary bags are placed around the track. Inscribed with names of loved ones, coworkers. friends, neighbors, or family members whom have lost their battle to cancer, or with the name of a cancer su rvtvor. As darkness approaches, the luminary candles are lit and a brief ceremony is conducted. *Wilhout question, Ihts ceremony is a beautiful and extremely touching experi­ ence.* Sonja said, 'and I am certain that anyone present will never forget It, and will be forever changed by It. Why. I still get chills Just thinking about It.* Sixteen teams have already committed to this year's Relay for Life. Including those from Scholastic Book Fairs, Sanford Looking? Forfrien d s spiritualfo o d , an d back to basics Christianity? II MV .ill ItTkl ,1bill* |trt%»ti v|v|v|l*r* tinnmnrnhJtml Mbs VM,’II rrulkr thill nav,imt ,tn»! .tNc* ,* thirty id tin* 11*fithi mil In‘M hi Y *.iU i.iU I14. aI i I'rt»li AHUTO.1At i sm u n TA*r Sunday School 9:20 a.m. Worship 10:30 am. 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Joe Rosier, co-chairperson. Sharon Keilman, chairperson. Sonja Renzi, co-chairperson. Julie Sayago. Back row: Bryce Courtney. Bob Bren­ ner. Sue King. Maureen Broderick. Rachel Keilman. viola Graham. Sue Palmer, S ieve Rabb and R a£h Keilman. Is available to studrnts diag­ cer Society camp for children Columbia Mrdlcal Center. Longwood Public Safety, the nosed with cancer prior to age with cancer. It's the only one Seminole County Property Ap­ 21. of Its kind In the southeast praiser's Office. Kinder Care Finally, last summer eight­ U.S. The savings to the family­ een Orlando area children at­ Learning Center, tlie Seminole 's 1.000 per child. County Sheriff's Office, the tended a free American Can­ ~ i i n Rally. Pag* BC Orlando International Airport Control Tower. Data Develop­ ment, Collegia, Central Florida Walkers, and LEA.D.S. (Leads Exchanged Ad Dollar$. a small business networking group). Money raised from Relay for Life will help support a variety Cataract & Glaucom a of free services made available Screening 9 - 1 1 a.m. by the American Cancer Soci­ Cataract & Laser ety to local cancer patients. CaU 1-800-E YE E X A M Services Include wigs, trans­ portation to receive cancer treatment. mileage reim­ bursement for travel to get D aytona Beach Lake M a ry O ran ge C ity treatment, help purchasing (407) 333-5111 (904) 7744)044 (904) 788-6696 pain medication, emergency cash assistance for food or E very M on day E v e ry Tuesday E very F rid a y utility bill, and more. In addition, ten students are ftu U Mew Dm ■ ■ rout ngN to riteie l« Ml- CM* ¥ to a * w**» • tertwmM M •rate* * M 73 S e l a nte0MW(MBa attending college in Orlando K uiffMiua a> Be of iMuced mtmc* uimaMn* er tram*. £ kx n< l-« as American Cancer Soclet7 scholarship recipients, which fl3 Spend 5 minutes, with a Bernina B r i n g t h i s a d f o r 1 0 % off Come in for a FREE Demonstration M l MXON KM)., S tm tf OMMCOTY m rT H + m to m XO C W U STEA M A M T f U Z A FREE Filutowski Institute SO i Ul Smnp Bandisn't ttn urn! dating thing inUn Mrid. Icrt mJdni jw nttw hirt idirrmtawt that's p n s M bpw? Sin jwmid. US. Snlqs M HsUrQlSi Ttee Skxk _ •nAment# I Mk » « > ¥ kl l Happy Birthday...Sweetpuss! E tern a lly Loved By R ic k I l �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda •Sunday, March 15, 1998 - 3C People Ex-m ayor to lead women, clubs contribute to storm relief Election of officers was the main Item on the agenda at the M urch meeting of the Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. Rose Jacobson, chairman of the nominating committer, presented thr following slate who wrre circled: Bel lye D. Smith, former mayor of San­ ford was unanimously elected lo servr as president for a 2year term. She previously was president from I9HG-H8. Other officers elected were: Martini Ynnrry. second vice president: Ruth Gulnrs. third vice president: Selma Newman, recording secretary: and Ann Howland, corresponding secre­ tary. Department chairmen circled were: Peg Jones, arts; Jane Morgan. education: Rose Payne, home life; and Carrie Greene, public affairs. Two officers continuing In their unrxplred terms are: Betty Jack, first vice president: and Doris Gonnly. treasurer. I*resldrnt Ruth Gatnrs heard routine re|M irts and called on Bunnle Logan, chairman of the by-laws committee, lo review SENIOR ED ITO R D O R IS D IETR IC H proposed changes li^thr club's by-laws. Mcmliers votrd to donate $500.00 to disaster relief and also voted to give the funds to Seminole Volunteer Inc. for thr cenlrr for disaster rrllrf headed by Gloria Black. It was noted that two meml>ers. Viola Frank anil Belly Colbert, live In (he path of thr tornado but wrre unharmed ns well as their property. The president announced she rerrntly attended the 50th an­ niversary celebration of the Woman s Club of Cnsselbrrry She also thanked Viola Frank and Betty Jack for chairing the event Seminole County fedrrallnn of Women's Clubs mrrtlng at the Sanford clubhouse. The SWC received a prize for being Hie club wllh the highest at tendance. Ann Clayton was Introduced as a new member. Betty Jack re[>ortrd on Hie recent Italian Night fund­ raiser. To dale, the rvrnt lias cleared $1,125.00 profit. Jeanette Padgett, arts de­ partment chairman, attended the Florida federation of Women's Clubs District VII arts and Crnfts Show nt Cler­ mont. Thr SWC won seven blur ribbons, nine red riblxms and one honorable mrntlnn. Faye Slier announced that a one-day walcrcolor class will !>e held al Ihe club on Thurs­ day. April 9. Thr president presented "Celebrate Women" awards to Viola Frank and Betty Jack for hosting the SCFWC meeting; and lo Vivian nnd Richard Buck. Deanna Todd and Belly llalback for their participation In Italian Night. A St. Patrick's Day motif was ranrird out In the clubhouse decor. Lunchruii hostesses were Ann Howland and Fran­ ces Webster, chairmen. Mae Pawlson, Betty llalback, Vivi­ enne Sweeney. Doris Stein. Janice Springfield, Helen Er­ nes! and Peggy Teten. Alicia Clarke, curator at the Sanford Museum and guest Dunng tho March mooting ol the Sanlord Woman's W om en' awards to (Irom loti): Viola Frank. Betty Jack du b, President Ruth Gaines presented “Celebrate and Botty Halback. speaker, was Introduced by Dorothy Anthony, chairman of the education department Alicia spoke about the projects under way at the museum and stressed the Importance of lo­ cal oral history and the collec­ tion of memories. History and Information can be docu­ mented In writing, but oral his­ tory is Important, she told the clubwomen. Douglas Strnstrom inaugu­ rated the oral history project at the museum about two years ago and Is still In charge. L IO N S A ID V I C T I M S The recent tornado disaster has opened the hearts of Cen8m D ie t r ic h , P a g e 4 C \r A K M 1 T H E S A L V A T j 1. i0C!1 , [ N i l 1 w 0 H$H l H A f f Dorothy Anthony (left) introduces Alicia Clarke, guest speaker, lo the Sanlord Woman's Club membership. The Sanford Lions Club has m ads donations to two local organizations. ons president, looks on. In right p h o to , Fitzgerald (right) and Dr. Smith In laft photo, Past Dial. G ov. Barnard Fitzgerald presents a check to Ms). Bruce William* of the Salvation Army w h i* Dr. Robert J. Smith, Li­ (left) present a check lo Irene Brown, director of the Sanlord Christian Sharing Center. Pastor Aid Board marks anniversary DAR honors county students SANFORD _ The Sal lie Har­ rison Chapter. Daughters of the American Revolution, re­ cently held Its meeting at the Page Private School on Air­ port Boulevard. Good Citi­ zens Award and American Histoty Essay Contest win­ ners were honored by the members, parents, teachers and guestB. Regent Heidi Haines pre­ sided over the business meeting. Following the opening ritual, the President General's Message was read and the Defense report was given by VI rglnia Milder. Good Citizenship Awards in the DAR-sponsored con­ test were presented to: Lisa Marie Whitlow. Seminole High School; Eileen Pun. Lake Howell High School: Lisa Bergen tike, Lyman High School: and Sherry Lynn Wasserman. Lake Brantley High School. Each waa pre­ sented a $100 Savings Bond. American History Essay Contest winners were: Nicole West. Orade 5. T.W. Lawton Elementary School: Collin Mings. Orade 6. Indian Trails Middle School; Sharon McCllntic. Orade 7. Jackson Heights Middle School; and Kristen Andrews. Grade 8, Indian Trails Middle School. The Awards Ceremony was followed by officers' reports. Hostesses fro the meeting were Maureen Bravo. Heidi Haines. Sara Patterson and Grace Parka. Good Citizen Award winners with Regent Heidi Haines (from left) are: DAR Regent DAR Amet Pun, Lisa Bergenske and Sherry Lynn Wasserman. left): Nicole W est, Krtstsn Andrews, Sharon McCiirv tic and Colin Mings. 'Maintain good works*. Titus 3:8 was the theme of the New Bethel Missionary Baptist Church. Pastor Aid Board An­ niversary held on Sunday March 8 at 3:00 p.m. Sylvia Bodison presided over the yearly celebration to honor the board who gives support to the pastor and the church. *1 love to praise his name" was the spirit filled selection led by Rev. Willie Jones, with the se­ lections of 'Amazing Grace' and 'So Glad I Am Here*. Musical renditions continued with Rev. Michael and Linda Williams "Oh It Is Jesus' and Rctha Baker's beautiful voice giving melody to the song *! Have Decided To Make Jesus My Choice*. Eric Green's soft voice gave more heart filling music with the tune 'Ills Eye I s On The Sparrow*. The scripture was read by evangelist Bessie Bullock. Be­ fore Ihe message of the hour, the guest choir. Clearwater Misslonaiy Baptist Church, sang 'He’s An On Time God'. Pastor Matthew Jackson of the Clearwater Missionary Baptist Church o f Sanford spoke on the theme, 'Maintaining A Good Work)* He told what of what Is needed to maintain a church, pastor, prayer, preaching, teaching and that God's word Is sharper than a two edged sword. We must continue lo religiously educate our people and con­ tinue to maintain what we have as Christians. This message was power and thought to the listener. Pastor William Lewis ex­ tended the open door and presentations were made by the Mistress of Ceremonies MARVA HAWKINS Bodison. to Pastor Lewis and the Rev. Jackson. A vote of thanks and words were given by President Cath­ erine Smith. The thanks and benediction was offered by Pastor William Lewis. Pastor Aid members are: Catherine Smith, Marion Shaw. Sylvia Bodison. Carrie Blake, Jessie Mae Davis, Nellie Jones. Helen Smith, Margane Alloway, Frank Bellamy, Elizabeth Mitchell, Leola Thrash and Alice Victor. 'Maintain Good Works.* M U SIC W O R K SH O P Have you registered your choir? An: you planning to at­ tend the Informative workshop of the year1/ Father of Gospel Music History. Dr. Horace Clarence Boyer, a native of Winter Park and a world re­ nowned 'Father of Gospel Mu­ sic History' will present a workshop entitled* The Old Ship of Zion*. A history of gos­ pel muBlc In America will be held on Saturday, March 21 at 9:00 a.m. at the First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church. 700 Elm Ave. In Sanford. The workshop and concert Saturday night will be a trip down memory lane. Dr. Boyer once attended Winter Park ■ m H aw kins, P ag * 4C �4C , r tt, G irl Scouts b rin g hom e th e silver Caddies worked on project for nearly 2 years the l ittil if" 1 avv.ml .1 v'.idcltc tilll Scout i in receive i*- ltn Silvct Vw.tiil I hr eight l .ulri tr- m Troop IIS have hern planning i Tii’u stlvri Award Prulrct till almtisi 2 years Hint props t tv.is the Stardltsl S tiiii In n s i amporee l.isi weekeiui t>u S.tiu nl.iv Mail'll 7ih. the mam dav n| the encampment. Troop 1-IS helped over '230 Out Scouts earn their Native Ainerteau v'ullure Patch The troop was verv fortunate to have the help ot Junior Troops I IJt and IfiSV.! Troop 1-131 helped run all the evrnts dur­ ing the day JToop 15112 dressed as fatuous Native Ament ans md told the Girl S o u ls .ill about themselves. There was Poeohoillas, SucaJuvve.i. Cra/A Horse. Osceola. Sequoia and Wilma Manklller In preparation for the dav. each troop had been assigned a tnbr and given T-shirts fo (Mint with their tribal designs Each person was also assigned LAKE M ARY MARY R O W F Ll a Native Anierfran name Some, like Kava and Kitnl were relatively easy to pronounec. Il took a hitle longer to catch onto Tlsserwoonatls and ( 'hnchmtugvvu flic gills learned about tribes inmi all over the nation. There were the Delaware, the Huron, anil the Algonquin of the Northeast; the Tlmurtin, the Choctaw, the Cherokee, .out the Creek ot the South­ east; the Sioux, the Shawnee, the llldatsa. the Comanche, the Chtrtcuhua Apache, and the Cheyenne ol the Plains; the llopi and the Navajo of the Southwest and the Ihllda, the Chinook, llu* Mak.ih. and thr ningll ol the Northwest. Tire git Is made medicine hags, anklets. bracelets, drramc.ilchcrs and rattles. INuttvc Americans made their rattles out of turtle shells, hut like (rue conservationists and recydcrs. the gtils made theirs out ol toilet paper tolls.) They learned to play a Native Ameri­ can game. They listened to Na­ tive American stortrs. and they earned points by answering questions alumi tlu-ir tribes. And at breakfast, along with their cinnamon rolls, they tasted com pudding. They also learned several dame strps courtesy of the Talako Dancers of Orlando. The S ta rd u s t S e rv ic e U n it ot Lake M ary G irl S c o u ts at N a tive A m e ric a n C a m p o re e EN G A G EM EN TS Graham-Williams laina Graham mid Walter Jones ot Jacksonville, an­ nounce the engagement of thetr daughter. Adrienne Michele Graham of Sanford, lo Slennon Leroy Williams of Sanford, son of Susan Perdue and Sirrmon Williams of Sanford. Bom in Sanford, the brideelect Is the maternal grand­ daughter of Louis and Thelma Simmons, Sanford, nnd tlrr p.itrm.d grandson of the late Jessie and Artier Jones of Vcro Beach. Ms. Graham Is a BUM graduate of Wuitsun Sriiiui High School, Jacksonville, where she was a member of the chorus. She graduated from Florida Community College. Jacksonville. In 1994 and Is employed as a career placement consultant. Her (lance, bom In San­ ford. Is the maternal grand­ son of Earlene Pugh, San­ ford. and the paternal grand­ son of Lerov Parramore and A d rie n n e M ic h e le G ra h a m , S te rm o n L e ro y W illia m s Viola Williams. Sanford. He Is a 1996 graduate of Semi­ nole High School and ts em­ ployed as a landscaper by Keller Outdoor Inc. The wedding will Ire an event of June 1999, at the First Baptist Church of Eatomllle. Dietrich-----Continued from Page 3C tral Floridians who have do­ nated their time and financial assistance lo the victims who were robbed of relatives, their homes and worldly posses­ sions. Among the organizations do­ nating funds to the disaster victims Is the Sanford Lions Club. According to Dr. Robert J. Snath, president of the Sanford Lions Club, the club has made donations to the Sal­ vation Army and to Uie Sanford Christian Sharing Center. SO LONG, TREMORS 'Look. Bear, no tremors." my husband. Carl, extolled while lifting tils right hand after re­ cent surgery. He is now the owner of some new scientific toys that can't be purchased at Scotty's nor Home Depot. As a victim of Parkinsons Disease for several years now. Carl recently became a user of Actlva Tremor Control Sybtem . Tills system consists of an Im­ plantable pulse generator tsurglcally placed under Ills collar­ bone with a thin Insulated wire ihut connects thr IPG on one end and the lead (pronounced leed) on the other which Is sur­ gically positioned In the thalamus Imrssage center) of the brain. We could wnte a book about tire surgery which had some hilarious as well as very seri­ ous moments. But for now. we will tell you that he Is doing beautifully, the tremors arc under control and he ts raring to go. VINTAGE FASHIONS COMING UP The Sanford Woman's Club's Vintage Fashion Show Is shaping up and all Is A-OK ac­ cording to Dottle Anthony, chairman. Lovely fashions from yesterday will spotlighted In the gala show on April 22 at Uie clubhouse. Viola Frank is In charge of decorations nnd Betty Jack Is ticket chairman. Ticket dona­ tion Is $12 each and must be paid fur by April 17. Call Betty JAck. 321-1887. for tickets and Information. According to Vivian Buck, the luncheon menu Is as followsJmpertal Chicken Salad. Tropical Mrlon King. Shell Pasta With June Peas. Carrot, Raisin and Nut Mullins and Strawberry Fluff for dessert. Proceeds from the annual event will go toward a scholar­ ship to a deserving woman re­ turning to the classroom of her choice. More on this later. JULIE HAD HEART ATTACK Julie Bishop. Is convalescing from a recent heart attack at the home of a grandson. Terry Kraft, <14 15 Hays Mill Road, Tallaiiassee. 32301. Phone: (850) 877 0846. Julie would love lo hear from Iter friends and appreciates the calls, flowers and cards she has received. Her friend. Lena Morgan, said Julie will be away for several weeks. If you're not a Girl Scout and you're sorry you missed all the fun, the Stardust Service Unit will have a booth a) Olde Lake Mary Days tn the Kids Komrr. Children will la- able to makr a simple bracelets and learn a Maclean Wade (standing, left) and Marjorie Shearer (right) with one ol the Talako dancers lew Native American dam c steps 'lire event Is sc hrdulcd lor Satunlav. Match 2* Imtu 10AM lo 4PM at l-ike Mari' t'ltv Hal). KITCHEN Hawkins----Continued from Page 3C Church of God In Christ and Is one of Cenlral Florida's first and most successful recording artists. He and Tire Boyer Brothers recorded and ap­ peared with such greats as Mah.rlla Jackson, Clara Ward. Dorothy Love Coalcs. Alex Bradford and James Cleveland. Tire concert will feature guest organist Yvonne Steele of Or­ lando Institutional Church of God In Christ along with San­ ford recording artist Minister Vernon “Papa" Jones, the workshop choir and guest choirs. During Saturday's workshop. Dr. Boyer will trace the history of Black American sacred mu­ sic from the 1750's style of "lining hymns" to the contem­ porary gospel. The workshop will be full of entertaining, yet Information historical details with vocal Illustrations that both children and adults alike will enjoy. Dr. Boyer will provide a mu­ sical analysis In a non­ technical language and places each stage of the music Into historical perspective. He has published a book that Is per­ haps the most authoritative documrnt on gospel music, "How Sweet The Sound, The Golden Age of Gospel". He has contributed six chapters on classic gospel music compos­ ers. entitled "We'll Understand It Better By and By. African American Pioneering Gospel Composers* published In 1993 by the Smithsonian Institution Press. ‘ Anybody who is serious about producing for die glory of God would not want to miss the opportunity to sit under the teachings of such a world re­ nowned performer'-, says for­ mer student Grade Muller Miller. A special workshop re­ hearsal will be held Thursday, March 19, 7:00 p.m. at St. John Missionary Baptist Church located at Cypress Avenue and 10th Street In Sanford. Register early. Choirs and groups ure $50 and It is $5 per person. Call or mall your regis­ trations to the Sanford/Central Florida Musicians Guild, P.O. Box 342. Sanford. FL 32772 or you may call Faye Henderson at (407) 323-9048 or (904) 5322335. m a s s c h o ir concert A benefit program will fea­ ture the mass choir tn concert at First Shiloh Missionary'Bap­ tist Church. 700 Elm Ave. the Rev. Dr. H.D. Rucker Is pastor. Com e Welcome Our Sew Pooh & Friends Collection S em in ole Tow ne Center 295 Tow n e Center, Sanford (407) 326-2933 a? -m .s. Large Shipment Just A rrived P a s to r A id B o a rd at c e le b ra tio n This program Is under the di­ rection of Vincent Smith. The funds from this benefit will go toward the newly established Trust Fund" for the children of the late Marsha Green McGill, Armlsha Charles and Alvontc McGill, who will benefit from tills program being held Satur­ day, March 14 at 7:00 p.m. YO U TH IN P LA Y "Guess Who's Knocking At Your Door?" Tills Christian youth play was written by the young peo­ ple of TaJIrl School of Per­ forming Arts and Academics. This play clearly shows every­ day life of teenagers who are challenged by the devil through their friends, classmates and peers, The performances will be held Saturday. March 14. Fri­ day, March 20 and Saturday March 21 at Tajlri Arts, 519 Palmetto Avenue at 7:30 p.m. The donation If $6.50 and this event is being sponsored by Sweet Harmony Order of East­ ern Star and the Junior Stars. Eariha Melton Is Worthy Ma­ tron and Pat Wlially Is Direc­ tor. the Semlnolr County Court­ house. North Park Avenue in Sanford. Thr march will jjrocced east to Fort Mellon Park, one mile, for the Memorial Service. Tills evrnl will mcmuriall/r those who have died violently because of drugs, alcohol, weapons, cars, homicides and suicides. "Claim Victory Over Violence" - wear a white ribbon and hupjrort a violence free community. Sign up for the march by calling Michael Mobley at 328-5202. S em in ole T ow n e Center 295 Tow n e Center, Sanford g (407) 324-4426 N o w T a k in g L a d ie s S p r in g C lo th in g O n C o n s ig n m e n t Consignm ent Collection 211 W. Warren A ve. (The Historic District) Longwood • 332-5006 It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! SA F E T Y M ARCH There Is safety for all In a violence free community and we will all Join In the march against violence on Saturday. March 28 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The march will commence at • Muffy VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspari _ • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochard Limoge i _____ 3 fie S n /em e// 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 829-2244 �Seminole Herald, Sanlord Florida ■ Sunday March 15. 1998 [ SUNDAY Foley advances to Eagle Scout AFTERNO ON IXJNGWOOI) _ 11m liny s<outs of Anirrlrn amt Hoy Scout Troop 8<1tt announcr dial Nlrholas C. Foley has earned Hoy Scouilng's hlghes! rank. Kagle Seoul. Al a Hoard of Review rnn dueled by loeal Seoul leaders and nirrntrers of the eommunlty and eertlfled l>y Hoy Seouts of Amerlea National Headquarters In Dallas. Texas, Nlek was deemed worthy of this high honor. Troop 849 Is c hartered by the Chun h of the Annunciation. Altamonte Springs. Nlek. IG. began his Scouting career ns a Cub Scout, eventually earning the Arrow of Light Award. He matriculated to Floy Scout Troop H-1‘) In 1992. While progressing through the ranks. Nlek earned more than the required 21 merit badges for the Eagle rank. While with Troop H49. Nlek has spent nearly two months camping and lias hiked more than 50 miles, lie demonstrated his leadership abilities by being elected to various positions of leadership within the Troop. Including tire posts of Patrol Leader and Assistant Senior Patrol Irnder Days---------Continued from Page 1C MORNING HEE1 1 8 :0 0 8 :3 0 1 9 :0 0 9 :3 0 f o4§| f n Stotpcij * M*#f lh# Btrit » (>•»<riverj [Buj Own** ]!&ur*Jj Marrang V SyftJif 9Ifft ldrt»on Ad*#nfu'«t 0*S«nb*<| OMawM |l UtfMruti iVeflrcrfY ]BttStW*a 7 :3 0 \ m m jSirtd Br* C.l, f»,jt 1 Nm r Ik , ■1 \H%W»H ■ ________ I SfiTjPi fh* R*« jHij-wati h I r 1 N*w>‘ Poo* firt ;p.uyr>__ *McL•w /1<* J*||iy w>»hl tlA| Wirr'ij Piiwm Vtel m | j 0*! 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The Like Mary Woman s Club will Ire selling handkerchief dolls, the Like Mary Seniors will l»e selling miniature quilts for American Girl and Magic Attic dolls, and lhr Like Mary Garden Club will raffle oil a painting do­ nated by Claire O Connor. Omni Toastmasters. Night Owls Toastmasters, C'elebra lion Church, and the Lake Mary Presbyterian Church will also lie there. There will Ire more food this year than rver before. St Pe­ ters Episcopal Church will lie selling barbecue chicken: Grace Christian Church will have hamburgers and authen­ tic Mexican burrltos: the l-akr Mary Community Improve­ ment Association will have hot Bracelets---Continued from P i f i 1C tiie ones that nerd the addi­ tional help.* Not designed to l>e a 'baby sitter for caregivers." the Carr Track bracelet is electronic ami allows the stierttTs other to track the wanderer on (he ground, for a I-mile radius One o( the major requirement to attaining the rank of Eagle Is to plan, organize, and conduct a project for the betterment of the community. The project undertaken by Nlrk was the rehabilitation of the horse corral area at Wrklwa Springs State Park. Under Nick's di­ rection. members of the Troop and others cleared old debris and fencing and constructed a new fence. To the credit of his efforts, the project was barely complete and jieople and thetr horses showed up to use the newly re­ vamped facility. Nlek attends Like Hrant ley High School. Class of '99. Hr Is a member of the Marching Patriot Hand. National Honor Society, and a member of the Like Hrantley Crew Team. After graduation, he plans to attrnd college at the University of Central Florida majoring In Com­ puter Engineering or Computer Selrnre. Nick ts the son of Thomas and Pam Foley of Longwood. Ills brother. Drad Is also an Eagle Scout. clogs: the Like Mary Lion’s Club will have sausage and prpjirrs and Fifth Dimension will have pizza. If you want to rat a little of everything that will lie there, slave ofT the guilt by starting the day with a nice little run. Hoy Scout Troop H54 will lx- In charge of this year’s race. There will tie a 10K. a 5K and a Kiddy K. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m. with the Race---------Continued from Page 2C T h e fight against cancer Ls truly everyone's battle.* Sonja concluded, 'as none of us are Immune from this dreaded and feared disease. I call upon our rrsldrnts and businesses to help make a difference In I OK and 5K races beginning at 7 a.m. Die Kiddy K will begin al H:30 a.m. There will be a run. skile and walk calegory In the 5K. If you pre-register, the cost, which Includes a Tshlrt, for the Kiddy K is $5. tiie 5K Is $10 and the 10K Ls $20. If you registration after Marcii 24. (he rust Is an addi­ tional $5 In rach category. For more Information or to regis­ ter. call Polly Willis at 3309498. the local light against cancer. It will only take this one time, then you'll be hooked.* For Information on how to form a Relay for Life team, serve its an on-site volunteer, or make a luminary donation, call (407) 843-8680 In O r­ lando. Dance-------- Continued from Pnfe 1C Development for Mary Kay Cosmetics U.K. In rerenl productions, she played Elinor (mother-In-law) In "No Srx Please Were HrttIsh* Seminole Players and Mavis (lead) "Stepping Out* Crntrr Players Orlando. Taylor Is one of the lead dancers In an entertaining dance group called "The Happy Hoofers*. and in tiie air. for uj) to 5 miles. The Care Track unit was do­ nated by South Seminole Serluma, al a cost of $1,500. EacU lmtclcL Is $300. the dcp.mmcoL. turn three, there ts currtnUy. no one wearing a Care Track bracelet. Hurkrtt said (he Seminole County Sheriffs Offlcc and TRIAD, a 3-way effort between the sheriff, police chtrfs and senior agencies, offers other services for seniors with de­ mentia. Fur mure Information, contact tier at 330-GGOO. ext. 337. Decorating taste sours mother-in-law MONDAY PRIME TIME DEAR AHHY My husLind and I are in our mid-70s Until recently, we had lived in the same house for the pant 40 years. We did a lot of the building and maintenance on it ourselves. It is a In-autiful home where we raised seven wonderful children Now that we're older, we decided to move into a condominium where there is less upkeep One of our sons had a job change that brought him hark into the area, so he was delighted to purchase our house. Before lie and his wife moved in, we installed new carpeting, new wullpaper and paint, and had some of the furniture recovered — all at our own expense. Instead of appre­ ciating our efToriK, our daughter-inlaw is now in the process of repaint­ ing in a different color and is talk­ ing alxiut changing the carpeting and drapes and getting nd of some of the furniture. We are hurt Every time we visit. I notice more things she bus changed or got­ ten rid of I know her tastes don't necessarily match my own. but I am shocked at her disregard for my feelings and the amount of money she is wasting Would you please comment’’ DISGRUNTLED GRANDMA DEAR D IS G R U N TLE D : I understand that it it difficult for you to see your cherished home changed, but your aon and daughter-in-law are now the rightful owners. It ia only n atural fo r them to want to make thia nest “ their own" by im p lem en tin g th e ir in te rio r ' decorating Ideas. It ia a tribute to you that th ey chose your home to purchase. Let them er\joy it. DEAR AHHY: l would like to respond to "Young Reader,* who would like a new bike hut is tuo young to get a job. Two examples come to mind: When I was 12 years old, I, too. wanted a bike. I stood out in front of a bowling alley in Point Pleasant. N.J., and i asked every woman who went by with a baby if she needed a baby sitter. 1 gut a full-time job for the summer taking care ol a Navy couple’s son. It worked out so well they hired me again the following summer. That was more than 50 years ago, and buying that bike meant more to me than the cur I could finance when I grew older. One Memorial Day weekend dur­ ing the 1980s, I wondered what the youngsters in town would be doing. My two daughters were in their teens, too young for regular jobs So 1 formed "Pat Diana's Summer Employment IVogram for Teens * it matched younger children with senior citizens on a fixed income ADVICE A B IG A IL VAN BUREN Garages anJ kitchen cupboards could be cleaned, dogs walked — you name it. I involved every orga­ nization in town - the Kiwanis, women's clubs, etc. Each sent one member to a meeting to learn what we would do. Our library offered their meeting room for our volun­ teers who met with the children seeking work to find the proper job for them. American Legion Post 105 (Belleville, N.J.i allowed us to use their premises each weekend to wash cars. The veterans would come in on a Saturday to watch a hall game, give us the keys, and we moved their cars through quickly, it was a time of great fun und of learn­ ing resjMmsibility. If I were sitting at your desk today, I’d tell "Young Reader in Norfolk, Va * to reach out und find those who need help There must be several organizations in Norfolk that could promote this idea. PATRICIA M. DIANA. SOUTH AMBOY. N.J to save on food expenses. Ned makes twice the money I do. und consequently he claims he has Ihe nght to make most of the deci­ sions in our life I tried going to col­ lege so 1 could get a better job, but working full time and attending school was very hard. The hours were killing me 1 would like for us to finally get married, but Ned refuses. He says he won't marTy me until I gel a job that pays enough to handle half the bills. Abby, I love him, but it seems that no matter what I do, it's never enough because I can't pay half of everything. Believe me, I would if I could. Have you any advice for me, Abby? BEAST OF BURDEN, KINGMAN, AR1Z. DEAR ILOJL Yea. If you want to get m arried, fin d another man, one who will value you for yourself — not your paycheck. Ned ia a user. You deserve far better, but you w ont get it from thia man. You’ve given enough, and it’a time to move on. DEAR ABBY: I am an 86-yearold widow, recovering from open heart surgery. My recovery nas been slow. My only daughter lives and works in another state, so I must depend on others for help. My neighbor la registered nurse), her husband and son have been obliging DEAR PATRICIA: Thank* for of all my needs, and I feel fortunate an upper o f a letter — and one to have them. My problem is that she is overly that I hope will get parents of eager adolescents everywhere generous and helpful, more so than thinking about how they can my own daughter. On special occa­ provide a aim liar experience for sions, she gives me not one but two the youngsters In their commu­ gills — for exumple, a corsage and nities. Having a Job is a great perfume for Mother’s Day. When I protest to her that it is confidence-builder at any age. too much, she replies, “Oh. you take DEAR AUBY: My boyfriend, all the fun out of it." 1have suggest­ "Ned,” and I have lived together for ed that she save her money for her seven years, since I was 19 and he son's education, but it falls on deaf ears I'm hesitant to drive to some was 21. We have no children. Ho proposed to me five years ago destinations and she's always will­ and 1 accepted However, we haven't ing to take me, but she won't let me legalized our relationship yet, pay fur the gas. What should I do? although we have been faithful to GETS TOO MUCH each other. IN MOBILE, ALA. Abby, I do everything for him that a wife does: keep house, cook, DEAR GETS TOO M UCHi do the laundry, let him borrow my Your neighbor can obviously car when his isn't running (he won't afford the time and money ahe let me borrow his), and support him spends on you; furthermore, ahe haa let you know ahe enjoya emotionally. 1 work in a cudee shop and don't helping you. She get* as much as she gives make much money, but I have bought all our cookware, dishes, by doing favors for you. Consid­ linens and curtains, and I help with er yourself fortunate and accept the utilities as well as pay for all her generosity with apprecia­ the groceries. It isn't easy on my tion. To do otherwiae Is to risk wages and tips, but I pinch every hurting her feelings, which Tm penny twice, and I eat where I work sure you don’t want to do. �6C Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 15.1998 After Hours One for all, all for one DiCaprio leads in re-make o f Musketeer movie The Man In the Iron Mask (PQ-13): One of the great mys­ teries history lias yet to un­ ravel Is the man In the Iron mask. Tills conundrum ranks with the llkrs of Princess Anastasia, the Bermuda Trtnnglr and Loch Ness among oth­ ers. It dates hark to the 17th Century where a *mnn In an Iron mask* was kept prisoner In France's Bastille. Several theories have surfaced as to the true Identity of this Indi­ vidual. Author Alexandre Dumas wrote al>out the Iron masked man In Ills novel The Man tn the Iron Mask, which was part of n last installment In Dumas' Three Musketeer trilogy. Ills supposition Is the basis for the new movie named after the ti­ tle of Ills novel. It would not be prudent to lay out the theory In this re ­ view because. In doing so. It would disclose too much of the plot. According to the press notes on The Afnn In the Iron Mask, tills notion that Dumas erratrd Is the ‘ least plausible*. It. howevrr. makes for good drama. honor und Valor have |pmg up their uniforms In exchange for David more domestlrnted lives. Aramls (.Jeremy Irons) Is now Frazier a priest guided by faith In­ stead of the sword. Athos (.John Malkovlch) Is n single Screen parent with a son ready to en­ ter the very elite Ills father Tests helped to establish. Porthos (Gerard Depardieu) goes about Ills merry way either drunk or carousing with well-endowed Young. arrogant, selfwomen. And d'Artagnnn centered Louis XIV (Leonardo (Gabriel Byrne) Is the rnptnln DiCaprio) Is king of France of Louts' forces. and there Is no worse tyrant In the course of TTu* Man In than he. He oppresses his I it Iron Mask. Aramls. Athos people making them starve and Porthos develop a plan to while he dines on decadence oust the young king even If and delectation. As he happily fellow musketeer. goes about Ills business of ma­ their d'Artugnnn. Is ngulnst any such nipulating and perverting the throne to Ills liking, the Mus­ action. Their plan Involves a prisoner locked away In the keteers of legend are planning Dastl)le shrouded behind a to overthrow the Immature mask made of Iron. If suc­ despot and restore order and cessful with their mission, peace to the people. The Musketeers have b e­ prosperity will Ik- restored to the kingdom. come sickened by the current Making his directing debut state of affairs and seek to la Dravchrnn writer Randall remedy the situation. They want nothing better than a Wallace, who apiiears to have an aptitude towurds period king worthy of their devotion pieces nnd characters whose und loyalty. Once swashbuck­ hearts are larger than the ling heroes Hint fought for Players to present By Pamela Kelley HERALD CORRESPONDENT It Beems we oil fantasize nbout becoming an actor someday but like so many dreams, they are forgotten to the dally business of our lives. Mike Salzano of Longwood. however, realized his dreams of acting nnd now explores his skill of directing. Tills spring. Salzano applies Ills 11 years of participating In community theater, critic ob­ servation. and natural talent to the direction of Guys A Dolls, a musical production put on by the Wcklva River Players. Salzano Joined WRP tn 1990. shortly after Ids move here from Staunton. New York. Salzano says he enjoys per­ forming with this community theatrical group, as It Is "made up of all kinds of people. It to always a learning experience for everybody.* WRP la a non­ profit organization first Incor­ porated In 1993 by an ambi­ tious group who scraped enough money together through car washes, fund­ raisers. and personal loans In order to present their first show. Oliver, at which they collected donations for the Humane Society. The ticket sales now go to a select charity which reflects the show's theme. In the case of Guys A Dolls, the Salvation Army will benefit. if r fif > King Louis XIV (Leonardo DiCaprio). uses cfArtagnan (Gabriel Byrne) and LI. Andre (Edward Atlerlon, cen­ ter) to stop the other Musketeers from completing WRJrs success Is due to the sclf-dlsclpllnr and dedication of members like Salzano. who believes, "Directing Is 90 per­ cent auditioning and selecting the right cast and crew." He refers to the cast and crew as a team whom he motivates and leads to a final product the audience will love. If It means dancing across the floor, squealing girlishly. Salzano does so laughingly: tenderly motivating. He believes Ills lob as director Is not to point Ills finger and tell people where to stand and what to say. but to present a vision and then coordinate nnd Inspire the team to do what he knew they could do; perform, art. sing, sew, construct sets, dance, etc. Following the direction of Guys A Dolls, which runs March 20-23 and 27-31 at the Ninth Grade Center In Winter Park. Salzano plans to remain tn Florida for now and his In­ volvement In WRP will con­ tinue. He takes one day at a time, not yet certain where his role In life will lead him. Keep an eye out for him though, you never what stage he will ap­ pear on next. Salzano certainly met his Initial goal as director when he selected Meredith Walker to play Adelaide, one of the star­ ring roles In Guys A Dolls. Adelaide is the lead Hot Box their mission in United Artist's spirited adventure. The Man In tha Iron Mask. curled up mustaches, feath­ ered hats and regalia. In Wallace's film, the Mus­ keteers are getting older and worn yet they keep their pas­ sion and fire burning. Self­ sacrifice und set Ideals still means more to them than al­ most anything else; It's all for one and one for all. The production highlights stately sets, but It also tends to get grungy with dungeons SliootrFa game without the and dusty old rooms. Still, rtrm al Interference of the po­ these sets would be nothing more than photographs If It ller. were not for the splendid act­ Walker drtnonHt rules her hopeless love and frustration ing In the film that bring the liackdrops to life. Earh per­ for Nathan perfectly. The audience will fall Irresistibly In formance Is equally good and love with her big blue eyes no one outshines the other. which exaggerate sadness one The Man In the Iron Mask moment nnd spit fire the next, will no doubt be the cause of all with empathy to her hope­ much anticipation with the less love for Nathan and loathe presence of Its top billed ac­ for Ills gambling career. tor. DiCaprio. Most credit the Walker's delight In playing phenomrnal success of an­ Adrlaldr Is evident In her en­ other movle-you may have ergy. 'Adelaide Is a gulay heurd of It-to the fart that Dlcharacter but romantic at Caprto la In It. Personally. I heart. She's fun-loving.* says think that there Is more than Walker. That's what I like one person responsible for ubout her. "Walker lias always that steamboat of a fUm sailing favorrd old musicals, particu­ into movie history. Yet. most larly Guys A Dolls. would say that tills new movie Gutsy? Fun-loving and r o ­ will test the actor’s market­ mantic? These terms also d e­ scribe Walker, who is no stranger to the stage. She studied Theater at Indiana University. Upon graduation, she moved to Orlando and worked In Guest Relations at Disney World, where she met her husband. Joel Ouske. Presently, she performs with Univcrsiiy o f various groups as a free-lance actor and plans to continue ««----a ^ « - - UI f I n g f m O srTVOSO developing her vocal talent tn cast order to enhance her acting Salzano takas through a rehearsal. curcer. She will also continue Dancer who finds herself In­ to perform with WRP when­ definitely rngagrd to Nathan, a ever possible. Make sure to Gambler, whose sole goal, con­ witness Walker’s debut as trary to Adelaide's. Is estab­ Adrlaldr In Guys A Dolls. It promises to be a scream. lishing an Illegal Crap worlds tn which they Inhabit. Wallace gives n more serious, dramatic take on the Musket­ eer story. Most audiences r e ­ member the pageantry nnd romanticism of previous cine­ matic advrntures with the gallant warriors und their Guys& V ability. DiCaprio deserves bet­ ter tluui that. It Is his acting Hut should be the true gauge of his celebrity and not how much money he can bring In. Thro* stars (out of four). DECAL ' I 4lit* - C I N E M A S 'Y$ , Salzano to direct •' ' LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3S0OH 1J A 0115 thank: 1110411100 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ioooor»»40 ____ fo '* THE WEDOtNQ SINGER 1J0 420 r r o t x ro ts GOOD WILL HUNTW4G 100 40^00140 U S. MARSHALS 1110 4 1 0 f 1 0 * l 0 _ HUSH #018 1 JO 4 40 » 40 10 10 L A CONFIDENTIAL ii«4torsGta KR1PPENOORFS TRIBE 110no ___ #0'« DARK CITY 440010 BIG LEBOW8KJ • 10410 rjo i*«o MAN M THE IRON MASK 4.0 7 10 1000 ■ B a u m a n n VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT C e n tra l Check our calendar for theater, art, muale, eporta and lecture* at httpJMww.olr.ucf.edu/ pubrel/cahndar/ Florida MagicTech Computers, Inc. Wolff set at UCF IIV. II . II . ]!![<()))! B y K e llie W e r n e r HERALD STAFF WRITER There's a great little sports bar. nestled right in the heart of Sanford. Cactus Dob’s Is a great place for that after work get together, evening out­ ing or getting together on the weekend to watch the best games available. Cactus Dob's has a lit­ tle bit o f everything. There are two separate dining rooms for patrons to enjoy some o f the best food in Sanford. There is also a large, center bar serving a ton of Imported and domestic beers along with the finest wines. On the other side of the bar from the dining rooms, there is a large game room. Complete with pool tables, dart machines, video games and more. Cactus Dob's offers the best way for the residents o f the county to get together, enjoy a few games and relax in a comfortable CACTUS BOB’S American Grill & Pub 1566 S. French Ave (B y W inn Dixie) Sanford (407) 330-1275 atmosphere. Throughout the restau­ rant there are a million television sets (maybe not a million) showing the best in sports. Eveiythlng from auto racing to football to col­ lege sports can be viewed at Cactus Dob's. The waitresses and bar ten­ ders don't even get upset I U J. when you ask them to change the channel! Now. the food. It would be hard to find better chicken wings In Sanford, maybe even Seminole County. They are cooked to perfection and covered in the best home made wing sauce around. Try them with the curly fries...that's not a snack, that’s a meal. In addition. Cactus Dob's offers a huge selec­ tion of appetizer favorites along with a fresh, home­ made soup every day. A full line of sandwich­ es and salads is also available and each one Is unique, make with the freshest ingredients and prepared to order. If a night on the town without the disco or an office get together is what is desired, Cactus Dob’s is the place to go. It is the restaurant in Sanford with the greatest atmos­ phere. the best sports coverage and a terrific menu that has some­ thing for everyone. OVIEDO - Tobias Wolff, award-winning author of 7his Day's L{fc and numerous works of fiction, will speak on T h e Art of Memory", Thursday, March 19. In the UCF Visual Arts Auditorium at 8 p.m. The talk Is free and open to the public. A reception for WolfT will be held at 6:30 p.m. In the Visual Arts Building's Art Gallery. Tickets are $8 for adults. $5 for students and include a reserved aeat at the lecture. Call the UCF English Department (407) 823-2212. This lloy's Ltfe was the aubject of a major feature (Urn starring Robert DeNIro and Ellen Barkln. It also won the Los AngrJrs Times Rook Award. An account of his service In the Vietnam War. In Pharaoh’s Army, was a finalist for the National Book Award. Ills short novel The Barracks Thief won the PEN/Faulkner Award. 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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 15, 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/b7b6753bdd822ac5827e312708816704.pdf 2ae260700a5725c7e6cf56cd01998563 PDF Text Text Lady Rams Baseball star remembers home dunk King, dribble toward state title H7 « L L I 1 WW N I K Herald Staff Writer TAMPA _ Finally the watting Ih over. After a year of hard work and u season of cliches, such as. "We have to take It one game at a time.* and. *We can't over­ look anyone.* the Lake Mary Lady Rama have ended up where everyone figured they would all along....with a trip to Lakeland. With a 59-30 win Friday night over Tampa's King High School In the Class 6AKrglonal finals. Lake Mary can finally ready themselves for the State Tournament. 'I'm just glad we're finally at this point.* said Lake Mary star center Lauren Bradley. *Our place In the Final Four deded on this game so we w we had to take It seri­ ously. Now we have to practice hard this week and just keep playing our game.* They sure played it Friday night. The Lady Rams were a little sluggish when they came onto the court, but that wasn't sur­ prising considering that just three nights ago they had won an intense and emotional game with defending state champion Prnsacola. The girls may have also been a little apprehensive since this was their first regional road game In three years. King came out strong and played lough defense. ' Mary quickly picked UjMr back up and doubled R w I score at the d o se of, the first quarter, leading 10-8. in the second period, the hosts showed the Lady Rams how they got to the Regional Finals. They pressed hard, re­ bounded well and broke ig> SANFORD • The reorganiza­ tion of the Sanford Police De­ partment Is the tone topic of discustdon by city comm is­ sioners In a special meeting Monday. Last wrrk. Police Chief Joe Dillard requested permission from the city to hire four addi­ tional officers. Two would be community service officers and two would be communications officers. Commissioner Wliltry Eck­ Tim Raines wss s hit si ovsr town this past weak. He gavs a check for $2,300 to the Sanford Pokes Depart­ ment's D A R E program. That's Police Chief Jo# 04- jsfa V lard. D A R E Officer Claudia Webber. Raines and out­ going D A R E Officer Rick Poovey stein. at that time, suggested the request Ire taken up during this new work session, rather than during what had become a lengthy workshop agenda prior to last wrek's regular mrrtlng. Mayor Larry Dale ugreed. *Wr need to give ourselves more time to think this out.’ he said. An Independent comprehen­ sive management review of the police department was con ­ ducted last year by Public A d ­ ministration Service (PAS) re­ vealing what they considered B e* Police, Page BA Bidding farewell to Karos Raines goes to bat for youth programs ^ By RUSS W HITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - On Sunday. Tim Ralnra will re­ port to the New York Yankees spring training ramp In Tampa. Before leaving his homrtown. hr carefully tourhed all the bases. Raines made significant contributions this past week to the United Chambers Scholarship Foundation and the Sanford Police Department D A R E , program. A product of the city's youth organizations and schools. Raines lias contributed gener­ ously to various groups ever since he became a major-league baseball player In 1081. He and Raines ado gave a $2,000 check to Vis (Joked Cham­ bers Scholarship Foundation. Raines Is Ranked by Sanford Chamber of Commerce director Ron Rosa 0) and Jarry MRS. chairman of the education oommwaa. «N R d a M .R «iM Former Sanford rave club is sold; to reopen as dance club By KICK PTU PAinr Herald Staff Writer Seminois Mpt Behoofs Amends Coho won N annual Mies Semi­ note Pageant lest week. She is e atarMNaM el tw school end won wkh e dremede message on the dengere of drunken driving. See PagoTA. Chief wants more cops; Bike patrol almost ready to roll By NICK P F IIF A U F Herald Staff Writer K Amanda’s bonanza Fighting crim e SANFORD • They didn't even give their full names, but two men Identifying themselves as fanner New Yorkers, have purchased and plan to re-open the old Tsunami Beach Club at West End Galleria on U.S. Highway 17-92 In South Sanford. The two. represented by an attorney, were Identified only os Benny and Juan. Their attor­ ney sold they didn't speak good English and would be difficult to understand. Even the attor­ ney gave only his first name, Robert. In ad­ dressing the City Commission recently. According to the attorney’s comments, the two plan to open the old club possibly this month, as a dance dub. At one point. Benny sold It would be a way to "help Idas,* but when questioned about the age for admittance, they admitted patrons would have to be 21 and over. T h o se certainly aren't kids.* observed ConunlsVelma Wll Benny added that there may also be special events particularly aimed at college and high school youngsters. ’ But Is will never be any rave type dub.* he added. *We will have ample police protection and a bouncer to help control (he crowd.* All o f the activities ore to be held In­ doors. Mayor Larry Dale and several of the commis­ sioners sold they were happy (hat It would be Indoors and well- protected. *We got sick and tired of being called out there Ih the middle of the night.* said Commissioner Brady Lrssard. *We don't wont anything like that to happen again.* 'And It will definitely be drug free.* said Benny. Some refurbishing Is still to be done on the Interior o f the establishment before It would be considered as ready for use. Alcoholic bever­ ages are to be served, with applications being submitted to the state. Benny also predicted the possibility o f a restaurant in the building In the future. While It was hoped the city would grant the request for the dance club in order to open for­ mally by Feb. 22. the city commission deter­ mined that additional information would be re­ quired and that final approval could not be granted until the next commission meeting, on Feb. 23. Karos will be sorely mlssod by partner, CpI. Mika Anstsy. Cop feels the loss of faithful partner, friend By BUSB WHITS Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - For six years *Karos“ and ’ Maniac" were partners on the Sanford Police Department's K-9 unit. Karos was Maniac's dutiful canine friend. / Maniac • some o f Cpl. Mike Anslry's fellow officers say had to have been a dog In a previous life. 'We could look at each other and know what the other was thinking' Cpl. Mike Anmlej The duo was close and ac­ customed to danger. Their partnership abruptly ended when Karos, ln|urcd In a Y e s , th e y have h a n d -c a rv e d n u tcra ck e rs By BUSB WHITS Herald Staff Writer 1 Of 118 SANFORD - Robert Austin clutched hand-carved German nutcrackers In each o f his huge hands. One o f the nutcrackers was priced at B U S. the other at 8110. Each was more than 100 years -old. They’re among the multitude o f treasures being shown at the Antiques Show A Sale that concludes Sunday at the San­ ford C M c Center., Austin. 82. Is one o f the vagabonds who travels across America with his wares. His nutcrackers have been on dis­ play throughout the south the last couple months. When the Sanford show Is over. Ausdn and his mother. Joans, are headed back in and Cy a RoM In ■ 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 �3A Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida ■Sunday February 15, Business We make your business insurance our business. Students take a look at the world of work By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - Who knows what enthusiasm lurks in the hearts of students? Tile Shadow knows, hi this rase. It's a Job shadow, hosted by employees of BellSouth. The event happened earlier ibis month, on Groundhog Day. It was determined that tt was a sunny day lor BellSouth volun­ teer groundhogs and their stu­ dent shadows who followed them to work. Approximately 20 students from Seminole High School spent halt a day with Noah Hauler and other employees to gain hands-on work experience In a variety o f Helds. D ie event was part of a na­ tionwide effort Inspired hv BrllSouth's Job Shadow pro­ gram In which over 100.000 students were Involved, with over 3.000 In Uic Southeast alone. W U imocv, punner wltcn it comc> to Irwirancc |H )«w tM vG intact u» tally BellSouth recently an­ nounced an Increase in Its educational Improvement pro­ gram In Florida by appointing Lurry StrUkler to the new posi­ tion of Florida DlrectorWorkforee Development and Education Relations. "Wc l>ellcvr that Groundhog Day will eventually be designated by school districts and the busi­ ness communities as official Job shadowing day nationwide." hr said. "If we are to really prepare our youngsters for ca ­ reers. employers and educators must become full partners in the education process." lie v|utlitv httMiUMv pnxccnnn In sn Auto-Owners Insurance Cz<ttt|\utv W ill take care vf your insurance while you take e.Mv o f Seminole High School students involved In Job shadowing for BellSouth's Groundhog Day with School-To-Work The chairm an SANFORD - David Hayes, project manager for WhartonSmith. Inc., CR-15. Lake Mon­ roe. has Iw-en elected chalnnan of the Orange County Environ­ mental Protection Commission Board. D ie commission p ro­ posed ordinances subject to mtincation by thr Orange County Commission. It can also levy Hues and hold hear­ ings on environmental issues. Wharton-Smith Is a general contractor that specializes in commercial, industrial, enter­ tainment and environmental construction. New headquarteri Dr. Charmain* Ortlx and Dr. Alberto Sanchax M odern dentistry, holistic approach sage therapy, reiki (the art of healing touch), and the latest dental technology. These den­ The mental image of a den­ tists frequently consult current research regarding the materi­ tist's office that most people als that are used In dentistry, liave, rarely encompasses a combination o f candles and and they will only utilize those materials which have been soft lighting, aromatherapy, aesthetic color, pleasant mu­ proven to be most blocompatsic. and pictures o f angels. But ablc. "We are very selective as this ts the welcoming scene tn to what materials we will use. we only work with those prod­ the dental office of Dr. Alberto ucts that have been shown to Sanchez and Dr. Channalne be less toxic for the body," said Ortiz. Dr. Ortiz. Dr. Sanchez and Dr. Ortiz "Some of the materials that have created the atmosphere o f a living room rather than a we currently employ In den­ tistry tty to imitate the behav­ dentist's office watttng room. ior of natural teeth." said Dr. By the time patients reach the dental chair they are more re­ Sanchez. "The new materials laxed and comfortable. Pa­ wear at a similar rate as natu­ ral teeth and can easily last 15 tients of these dentists can years if taken care o f by also indulge In a cup o f herbal tea and a head and neck mas­ brushing and flossing dally and going to the dentist every six sage to further reduce their months. I have always tried to anxieties. Dr. Petrillo's Lake Mary Den­ use tooth colored fillings. Sil­ ver fillings do not lost as long tal practice was sold to Dr. Sanchez and Dr. Ortiz In O cto­ because the margins break ber. 1997. Dr. Ortiz began or­ down resulting In recurrent de­ ganizing the office, seeing pa­ cay. and they are as much as tients on a part time basis be­ 70 percent mercury which Is toxic to the body". There are fore Dec. 8. when Dr. Sanchez many side effects associated opened the practice full time. with mercury, including rasheg. Their practice is defined as headaches and migraine head­ comprehensive, general, and aches. Germany and Sweden cosmetic dentistry with a holis­ have banned these silver fill­ tic approach, and their mis­ ings. sion Is to provide high quality Dr. Sanchez graduated from dentistry in a caring, stress the University o f Puerto Rico free environment. where he obtained his bache­ Thetr philosophy Is that the lor's in science as well as his mouth should be treated as a doctorate in Medical Dentistry. part o f the whole body because In 1982 he began practicing It Is an Important part o f ap­ pearance. expression of em o­ dentistry In Puerto Rico, and since 1983 he has practiced in tions. personality, and the New York City. Dr. Sanchez principal mean o f communica­ enjoys many activities outside tion. Treatment Involves a h o­ o f his professional life. In­ listic approach. Holistic is de­ cluding singing and dancing, fined by the American Medical and had originally moved to Association Encyclopedia ol New York because he was in­ Medicine as "a form o f therapy terested in show business. He aimed at treating the whole also aky dives, plays basket­ person-body and mlnd-not Just ball, and reads science and the part or parts In which science fiction in his leisure symptoms occur'. time. "Signs o f conditions affecting Dr. Ortiz has lived In the area the body can occur In flic since 1982. She attended Day­ mouth." said Dr. Ortiz. A thor­ tona Beach Community C ol­ ough dental examination, in­ lege. Stetson University, and cluding a review o f nutritional the University o f Florida C ol­ habits, life-style, medical his­ lege o f Dentistry where she tory, oral hygiene, and possi­ graduated In 1994 with her ble collaboration with other doctorate tn Medical Dentistry. health care practitioners are Dr. Ortiz practiced in Puerto all parts that make up the Rico for two years, and then re­ 'whole' o f holistic dentistry. turned lo DeLand, Florida In Patients who come lo this 1996 where site has been prac­ modem dental practice will ticing full lime for the past two benefit from the alternative years. She spends tier leisure medicine methods o f aroEss Dentists, Fags SA l crapy, herbology. masByALYCE KLEIN Special lo the Herald___________ m ■MMnrinPSERSl $ U nucmi . , 1 c want to lv \v*ir LONGWOOD - Gilbert & Mai>Jura Marketing's Advertis­ ing Specialty Merchandise Di­ vision has moved to a new headquarters. D ie new home lu a restored centuty-old building nt 101 W. Palmetto Avenue tn Lougwood's historic district. D ie 2.700 square-foot singlestory building is at the en­ trance to Longwood Plantation, and was renovated by Vaught Construction. D ie building will serve as the administrative center for the company's marketing prem i­ ums operation. Contracts SANFORD - Keller Outdoor, Inc. o f Sanford has reported two contracts during the first week in February valued at $294.000. John Escudero, marketing and business devel­ opment manager said the company was awarded con­ tracts to landscape and Irrigate an assisted living facility un­ derway In Oviedo, and the E m ­ bassy Suites near Orlando In­ ternational Airport. -1 ^ coordinator Rose Raka, tight, and Noah Kanter, left, who helped manage the half day of activitiea. \DJ » V' ► mcHAnonussi hisincxs! 7 ^ 3 •' T* ■>;, i , *7* zu* - 7 . •.' s 1 xA uto- producers. Carolyn Evans, Paul Osborne and Gltta Urbalnczyk. D ie firm is in Its fourteenth year o f operation with the main office located at 375 Douglas Avenue. Suite 1005. Altamonte Springs. Florida. Jumes F. Meyers ts thr ITrsIdent/Broker for the corporation. tie company could serve as many as 500 home buyers each year. Prom otion l-AKE MARY - A. Ray Speer, a resident of Lake Mary, has hern promoted to the position o f Vice ITesIdent o f Business Development with Atlantic Data Services, Inc./, headquar­ ters lit Quincy. Massachusetts. Speer will assist ADS' Industry experts In building strategic value-added business solutions connected with Individual a istomer requirements. Speer holds n bachelor's de­ gree In business administra­ tion from Arizona State Univer­ sity and Is a graduate of American Bankers A ssocia­ tion's Business o f Banking Program. I <•« Homs Car I W w TO N Y RUSSI IN S U R A N C E 2S 7S $ . F r e n c h A v s . S a n f o rd Ken Kerns Transmission TRANSMISSION TUNE UP OFFER • l M | R i ’ *■ • N» a '• < • ’ • .< * - . s Record ta le s ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Venture I Properties. Inc. re­ corded another record sales volume for 1997 with $2.66 million tn Jtrosg soles.,’ T h irty " minion o f the gross sates were composed by the top three 12 Ken K ern's Transm ission 500 Laurel Avtnut, Sanford, Roridi 32771 (4071313-3040 9 __ M om always chose the bestf o r u s . .. Luxury homes LONGWOOD - Alaqua Lakes tn Seminole County will unveil nine new luxury homes worth more than $5 million during a gala grand ow n in g planned for the weekend o f March 20-21. As many as 1,000 guests are expected to tour the commu­ nity on Markham Woods Road, north o f SR -434 near Longwood that weekend. Successful month SANFORD - Florida Solar Technology. Inc. o f Sanford has reported 136 Installations for (he month o f January. President Skip West of the pool heating and equipment co m ­ pany said II Is a 27 percent in­ crease over the same period In 1997. T itle compsny ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - M/l Homes o f Altamonte Springs lias opened Its own title com ­ pany. named M/l D tle Agency. Ltd. Peggy Allen, a professional with 15 years experience In banking and property title services will head the new company. David Byrnes, division presi­ dent o f M/l Homes said the tl- ... Now choose the bestfor Her! Bringing You The Best In Assisted living ataffordable Ratest • 24 H our Professional Staff • M edication Assistance M anagem ent • Emergency Response System in Each A partm ent • O n-Site Rehabilitation Therapy • Three G ourm et Meals Served Daily • Social Activities & Wellness Programs • Scheduled Transportation DRUM UP NEW BUSINESS... ADVERTISE! n r Looking for an uptwal, OMt- —kOkmwy B mac*) mom proapMi wham •toy W*. wort andapwWT Try an ad tn LAKE NARY LIFE. Ill Vw but way to gM mom bang lor your tuck. LAKE MAR 322-2411 MERRILL G A R D EN S At O r a n g e 5 0 0 Grand Plaza Drive Orange City, FL 32763 City A A / y W * * -/ �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday, February 15. - 3 4 POLICE' Domestic vI oI m c o c h a rftd James Kennedy, 34. o f 2638 Laurel Ave.. Sanford, was arrrfiled Tuesday by Sanford p o­ lice. Kennedy was charged with domestic violence and battciy. He was arrested at the atxjve address. Kennedy allegedly grabbed the victim by the arms and head butted her. Tha kay to a rrts t Clclly Martin, 25. of 709 Willow Ave., Sanford, was ar­ rested Tuesday by Seminole County deputies. Marlin was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and ar­ rested nt Cypress Avenue. During a Ironic stop, oincer asked defendant where her keys were. When she held them up, oincer noticed thut she had paraphernalia In her other hand. DUI charged •Brian Johnson, 34. of 146 Lori Anne Lane, Winter Springs, was arrested Tuesday by Winter Springs police. Johnson was charged with DUI and possession of cannabis under 20 grams. Johnson was arrested at North Fairfax Ave­ nue. Police pulled Johnson over after watching him swerve within Ills lane and turn Into the oncoming lane o f traffic. •Joe Loyd. 43. o f 366 Loyd Lane. Oviedo, was arrested Wednesday by Winter Springs police. Loyd was charged with DUI and arrested In the 600 block o f Tuscora Drive. Report said (hat Loyd swerved within his lone and passed over Into other lane on curves. M alttpJa c h a rt* * Anthony Bradshaw. 33. o f 144 Academy Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sem i­ nole County deputies. Brad­ shaw was charged with driving while license Is suspended or revoked, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of cocaine, carrying concealed dreamt and possession o f flrearm/conccalrd weapon by con­ victed felon. Bradshaw was ar­ rested at the com er of State Road 600 and the lakefront. Report said lhal officer pulled up behind vehicle parked In an area known for drug and prosUtutlon complaints. Tad Burkhardt. 24, o f 854 Field St.. Oviedo, was arrested Thursday by Winter Springs police. Burkhardt was charged with DUI and arrested at the com er o f Winding Hollow and Stole Road 434. OUlcer re­ ported that he saw Burkhardt’s car cross the white line on the right Bide o f the road numerous times as the officer followed him. Wo m m ^ Imlc Johnnie Delay, 44. o f 2431 Chase Ave., Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Delay waa charged with domestic violence and arrested at the com er o f 24th Street and Holly Avenue. Delay allegedly grabbed his girlfriend by the hair and hit her In the mouth. Liwi act arrest Kenneth Delaney. 46. o f 1200 Royal Oak Dr.. Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Delaney waa charged with as­ signation to commit a lewd act and arrested at Big Tree Park. Delaney supposedly asked an undercover CCIB agent to en­ gage In a lewd act. A ffflV fllM 6M M M M Reginald Daniels. 42. o f 2110 Southwest Rd., Sanford, waa arrested Wednesday by Semi­ nole County deputies. Daniels was charged with aggravated child abuse by aggravated bat­ tery. He was arrested In the 500 block of West Lake Mary Boulevard. Daniels allegedly took a PVC pipe, wrapped In duct tape and beat the arm of his son. He allegedly had used a PVC pipe on hla daughter as well, according to the arrest report. • Partly cloudy. H igh* til the tow-70a. La w s In the low •dOe. beeday Th u n d er ■forma. Highs In the low-70e. Lows In the mld-BOs. M e ed a y i Thunder elorm a. Highs In the nud-70a. Lowe In the mld-BOs. T a e e d a y i T h u n d er etorniB. I Hatib in the mid to uppcr-70*. Lowe In the low to mld-GOs. ■ I w r > :< min. 7:20 a.m .. maj. 1:10 a.m ., min. 7:40 p.m.. maj. 1:20 p.m. TIDES: Dajtaab Beech: high: 0:44 a.m .. 10:05 p.m ., low. 3:32 a.m ., 3:50 p.m. B *w I b j l M ■each: high: 8:49 a.m .. 10:10 _______ ^ ------n ne~~l P m- k)w: 3:37 am" 3:55 P ® i i m p ■ATUBDAY PtcUy 70 52 O w TLO O K | Cocoa B e * * : high: 10.-04 a.m.. 10:25 p.m .. low: 3:52 a.m .. SUNDAY Tetraae 71 55 4:10p.m. TUESDAY Tetrma 78 65 T M n u 7 7 64 a s a a M S e e s a re 2 - LO TTE R Y Here are the winning number* ■elected on Friday m the Florida Lottery: Fanteey • 11*18-17-19-36 Letts (Feb. 7) Anyone wishing to contribute to a fund that will help diabe­ tes victim Randal Snyder of Deltona have kldney/pnncreas transplant surgery ran send a donation to the Randal Snyder Trust Fund, 1241 E. Normandy Blvd.. Deltona. Fla. 32738. Snyder’s Medicare Insurance covers the kidney but not the pancreas transplant. The latter process costs $55,000 or more. Bread tfcaft cfcargMl Edwin Santos. 18. o f 300 Sheoah Blvd.. Winter Springs, was arrested Wednesday by Winter Springs police. Santos was charged with grand theft, burglary and dealing In stolen property. Santos was arrested In the 300 block o f North Moss Road. Santos allegedly robbed a house and tried to pawn olf Items that were stolen. 4 feet w ith a ligh t ch op. W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D ayto n a la 6 0 d egrees a n d at N ew S y m m a . 6 0 d egrees. W in d s a re from the n o rth ­ w est a t 10-15 m .p .h . £ajoq Trust fund in place for diabetes victim LlaicrenH What projects are on Sanford’s to-do list? By NICK m t P A U F Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - People often have To-D o* lists. These could be dally, monthly, even yearly accomplishments they hope to achieve. Governments have them as well, but preparing such lists are often com pli­ cated. The Sanford City Com m is­ sion appears to constantly be working on goals for this year. Special workshops have been held to discuss the matters. Individual Input has been o b ­ tained from each com m is­ sioner. yet. each time someone mentions the 1997 or 1978 City Commission Ooals, more are added. At the present time, the city government maintains two lists; prioritized policy goals and prioritized budget goals. Lists from last year are used to consider priorities for the new year. Hems on the Budget Ooals list are those expected to be of such magnitude that they will require financing lo be In­ cluded In the next year’s budget. For this past year, a total o f 16 Hems were listed. While a large majority o f them have had stepa taken toward completion, others are those which have been on-gotng for years or will be continuing Into the future. The long-standing goals which have remained include midge control, lakefront devel­ opment. development o f the hotd/conferm ce center down­ town. expansion o f the Sem i­ nole County courthouse, revi­ talization o f the 13th Street area, the need for a Public Safety facility, and others. During this Monday’s d ly Dentistslme exercising, doing Yoga, ind reading. She la also workng on her Ri.D . in natural adn ce. Dr. Sanchez and Dr. Ortiz legan dating after they met at i dentistry convention In May. 1896 In Puerto Rico. During )ecember commission work session, a number of additional observa­ tions for needed goals were brought forward. Mayor Larry Dale com ­ mented. *1 think It's time lo begin serious planning for a sewer plant at (he airport.* Dale said he sees this as a major goal, and plans to aiggest II be Included In the air­ port's master plan. A Joint meeting between the city. A ir­ port Authority and County Commission Is being sel up. In order lo discuss the plans. Commissioner Velma W il­ liams stressed the Importance of continuing Items listed last year In budgetary goals. *1 be­ lieve It's Important that we continue lo work on revitalizing the west side area.* she said. T h ere Is a great deal still lo be done, and we need (o find fimds with which lo do It.* Regarding the move under way toward u municipal swim­ ming pool. Williams also sug­ gested (hat Ihe youth of (he area are In need of facilities which would be offered through a community center, and sug­ gested that Item be Included In planning goals. *1 also bellcvr our rode en­ forcement should be pro-active more than romplalnt-drtven.* she said, and on another mat­ ter. we should look Into doing w Itat ever we can to communi­ cate to others that this Is a •Friendly City.* She suggested a more friendly atmosphere need* to be presented to visi­ tors to the area. Including those who enter the Sanford City Hall. Discussions on goals for budget and policy are expected to continue during forthcoming meetings and work sessions. Their honeymoon was spent In Spain, and currently they re­ side In Lake Maty. DT. Sanchez and Dr. Ortiz are members o f the American Dental Association. Holistic Dental Association. Florida Dental Association, and the Academy of General Dentistry. Office hours Incorporate even­ ing and wrckrnd times to ac­ commodate working people. Harrell L Beverly Transmissions R epairing and Rebuilding Autom atic Transm issions 209W.25thSL,Sanford 322-8415 mv-00664 P A IN Sunday. 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Lake Nary and Seminole County Since 1908" Since 1959M£ u n e Location K l ' N I \\ N u u r k i U l u n Wi l l i S a n fo rd H e ra ld Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedic OQd-WosIdOMd Service with a Personal I Concern for Your Repair Needs. A specially-formulated chemical applica­ tion puts a NEW FINISH on kitchen cab­ inets, bathroom vanities, and wall units, making them look clean, bright and light. ( II i;<>\/> S) 829-2244 ( iihiiuls S // \i ' �4 A •Santort Hsrald. Santort. Floods •Sunday. Fsbfuary 15. Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL D e v e lo p m e n t a lo n g lakefront G overn m en t w o rk s at Its best w h en c iti­ zen s participate. T ills w a s evident last w eek w h en a tow n m ee tin g organ ized b y D o u g and D cbbra G ro see lose w as w ell-attended. C on cern s w ere h eard abou t the develop­ m ent on S a n fo rd 's lakefron t. w h ich Includes a h otcl/ con fcren cc cen ter, and cou ld m ea n lo s in g som e o r all o f F ort M ellon Park. C itizens, w h en polled, favored som e d evel­ op m en t. bu t op posed tak in g th e p a rk to a c ­ co m p lish IL Ever th e h a rb in g ers o f com p rom ise, w e feel that co m p rom ise Is tn o rd e r here. W ith p rop er p la n n in g .-w e ca n h ave b o th passive areas for fishing, strollin g, w a tc h in g c h il­ dren play: and nctlve areas: cafes, sh ops, th e con feren ce ce n ter and hotel. T h e v e ry p re ­ lim in a ry plans u nveiled a lm ost tw o w eeks ago also sh ow a b each area and b o a rd w a lk s for strollin g a n d p erh a p s fishing. W e th in k d evelop m en t o f th e lakefron t Is cru cia l to S a n fo rd 's fu ture, fo r the cre a tio n o f b o th a stron ger tax b a se an d Jobs. A n d w e th in k that a city needs Its parks. B u t g o o d sense dicta tes th at m u ch o f th e lakefron t Is b e in g w asted n ow as a passive park. (P a rk s can also be created In o th e r a reas o f th e city.) C om prom ise. C om prom ise. City manager search S an ford has n am ed Its C ity M a n a g er S e ­ lection A d visory C o m m ittee and nam ed a ch a irm a n and vice ch airm an . A p p lication s for the post a re a lre a d y sta rtin g to com e In. w ith som e ex p ecta tion s th at there cou ld be 2 0 0 o r m ore from w h ich to ch oose. O th er C en tra l F lo rid a d tle s th at h av e found It n ecessa ry to h ave a city m a n a g e r o r departm en t h ead rep lacem en t o f th is type h ave ob served th a t m a n y q u a lifie d a p p li­ ca n ts a re seek in g to m ove from th e co ld n orth to the w a rm th o f C e n tra l F lo rid a . S a n fo rd Is a n Ideal lo cation a a it Is n e a r m a n y o f the top a ttra c tio n s in th e w o rld , an d h a s a clim ate to b e envied, to it a n y w o n d e r everyon e to a p p ly in g fo r th e post? A s sh o u ld b e expected, th ere a re c e rta in q u a lific a tio n s w h ic h h a v e to b e m et. T h e city h a s a lre a d y d eterm in ed m in im u m y e a rs o f le a d e rsh ip service re q u ire d a n d o th e r n eed s. B a se d o n them , th e se a rc h com m ittee w ill b e p a rin g d o w n th e to ta l n u m b e r o f a p p llc a ttons. se e k in g five to 10 o f th e bes*. w h ic h .’, w ill b e recom m en d ed to th e co m m ission fo r a d d itio n a l ex am in atio n . W e h ope, w h e n the selection s b egin . In a d ­ dition to b a sic req u irem en ts, com m on sen se Is u se d in m a k in g the ch oices. W e w a n t som eon e w h o h a s a b a sic k n o w led ge o f city govern m en t a n d fin an ces, h o p e fu lly o f a ll o th er d e p artm en ts a s w e ll. B u t a s w e c o n sid e r th e p e rso n w h o w ill b e given the o p p o rtu n ity to ac ce p t th e p o sitio n , th ere to on e th in g w e bebeve sh o u ld b e a d d ed in req u ire m e n ts. T h a t o n e th in g w a s stressed to a lm o st a ll o f u s in e le m e n ta ry sch ool. (R em em ber h o p in g It w o u ld b e w r it ­ ten o n y o u r re p o rt c a rd s: “G e ts a lo n g w e ll w ith o th e rs.”) G et a tyran t, o r a D r. J ec k y l/ M r. H yd e in th e city m a n a g e r's office, a n d w e w ill see tu rm oil. W e c a n ex p e c t th e d o o rs to the c ity h a ll to sw in g o p en a s d ep artm en t h e a d s a n d o th ers leave b e c a u se o f con flicts in policy. It’s n o t to sa y th a t th e p re se n t S a n fo rd d ep artm en t h e a d s c a n t h a n d le a n e w boos. B u t th is h a s b e e n th e re s u lt In o th e r cities w h e n a n o gre rep la c e s a n ice gu y . C ity e m ­ ployee o r n ot. m o st everyon e w o u ld h av e a ten den cy to w a lk o u t o f a Job w h e n It b e ­ com es im po s s ib le to w o rk u n d e r c e rta in c o n d itio n s. W e certa in ly d o n t w a n t th is k in d o f s itu a ­ tion in th e S a n fo rd C ity H a ll. This week in Seminole County... been wasted on transportation studies, there Is a slight trend from a few to aay that maybe we need to take a closer look. In Seattle the people opposed the recom ­ mendations or the political groups, the con­ sultants, and others and decided to listen to a new concept by two local citizens. That oppor­ tunity will be available to Central Florida this spring. The Mayor of Winter Park who Ripported the light rail system, apparently hit a nerve with most o f the citizens o f that city. He stated that he was doing what he thought was best for that community. I have always been under the opinion that you are supposed to represent the people that elected you. H fllfl* so m e w h e re , c o m m ls s lM o n ? The expense problem between Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde and Clerk o f the Courts Maryanne Morse will be re­ solved If there Is anyone with a reasonable amount o f Intelligence. If not. we're going to be In another situation very much like the road department catastrophe. Why? Because the taxpayers nre going to be asking questions regarding all of these trips elected officials take at the expense o f taxpay­ ers and It Is my opinion that most o f them, or at least quite a few. may not have been neces­ sary. Now. that I've said that, let me take It back. My point Is. the statement I lust made could be the conception and not reality. M said WHAT? Another ugly side o f all that la happening Is the verbal and written description being given by various county commissioners about other county commissioners. Does this make you feel all warm and comfy about our leadership? I don't think sol Do you really think we're going to get much accomplished this year with theme people lashing out at each other? Maybe we should give them boxing gloves and a punching bog so they ran get all o f this anger out. or maybe a membership In a health club. I dont want to make light o f the atmosphere, but tf this Is a prelude to what we can expect, then I would expect that the public la going to be very turned off tn the upcoming elections and the results will be tn the direction of those who choose to discuss the Issues. They're all In a fighting mood and I’m not even Including the Democrats. So what else can I say on the state level at this time that’s more interesting than that! It‘s t t e ___________ They're very disagreeable In Washlngtog also. Maybe It's the food supply or something tn the air and It’s spreading all over the coun­ try. Here's a thought. If we bomb the chemical and biological Installations tn Iraq, la It possi­ ble that we may create a problem worldwide with all or these unwanted substances In the upper atmosphere, or Is that a Billy question? Okay, how about this one. What are we going to do when there Is no one to buy what we make, can afford to buy what we make, or what anybody makes or manufactures? Oueas what, that's a question that needs to be answered soon because we are getting close to that very problem. How do 1 come to that conclusion? Because ces are so high for the aven ge family that sing U the only way they can afford much of anything. As silly as I may be. I believe that the crisis tn Asia and Russia, and our support o f nations not worthy o f our support, or the IMF. means we're on a course that will result In a downturn In our economy here, unless there Is s reduction In Interest rates before the fall o f this year at the latest, plus other meas­ ures. In other words. It Is worse than we thought. The good news Is that the Interest rates will absolutely be lowered and that will be a terrific opportunity for those with homes to refinance and OCT a 15- year mortgage, or If you're buy­ ing start at 15. E U fM r a N Now that enormous amounts o f money have O vkM i God Bless our kids. They are going to have to straighten all o f this out. Speed bumps, (axle breakers) are still with us. When that big law suit Is filed against the county, remember you read It here firs t Maybe we should Insist that the county attorneys nay the costs. Maybe I'm wrong? I doubt It. How many county attorneys do we have now? How many consulting attorneys? Some predictions: Lower Interest rates. Clin­ ton will stay tn office. Impeachment, or any­ thing other than the election process will throw the country Into a very difficult situation and most Republicans know this. If you notice, there Is very little being said and I believe there Is more concern over this than many o f us may realize. But things could be worse. I can still give you my opinion freely, you can do the same, so why not be nice about It. Somehow, the children are doing very well In my opinion, and w ell find our way as usual. Spring Is just around the corner. Christmas will come again and yes. It Is still a wonderful world. . BUT..7HIS HAS ALWAYS BEEN OUR P A R K .. TONY TIZZIO Tony Ttulo la an advocate for the e^iii Weather affects disabled ~ z z ~ ' . z orf now, O n e o f th e re a so n s I e n jo y w ritin g th is co lu m n so m u ch to s h a rin g w ith m y lo y al re a d e rs so m e o f m y o b se rv a tio n s in livin g fo r 4 0 so m ew h at y e a rs a s a d is ­ a b le d p e rso n . T o d ay w e w ill b e d elvin g In to som e o f th ese o b se rv a tio n s o n th e w e a th e r a n d th e d isa b le d person . F o r a n y o n e liv in g In F lo rid a , th e w e a th e r seem s to b e a m q jo r topic o f c o n ­ v ersatio n fa r m ost o f u s. It to esp ecially Im p o rtan t a m o n g th e dtaabfed. A n e u ­ ro lo g ist on ce told m e th at b e c au se o f a p erso n ’s p h y sical d t o a t ‘ th o se w h o h av e hi w e ath er, p a rtic u la rly c o u ld c a u se p a in o r dto_________ T h is p a id c a n o c c u r In c e rtain m u scles, jo in ts o r Um bo. N o w I, bk e m a n y o th e rs, h a v e h e a rd th is th eory m a n y h «w w In th e c a se o f som e sen io rs, they aoy th e y c a n p red ict w h e th e r U to g o in g to ra in b y ~ th eir e LETTERS On Goff’s guest column It is a when *sleazy* journal­ ism enters a fine newspaper. M r. Bob O off used very poor wording In h is guest column •Sleazy politics tn Sem inole County* tn the Sanford Herald for the Weekend Edition o f Feb. 1. 1006. He used the word probably. H u s w ord im plies bu t docs not B ate a s fa c t on Issue. I could use the sam e word to drsrrttm Mr. O off and not have any Infcanatton that c o n ­ firm s or denies a n allegation, A ment a s lor exam ple U r . O off Is b ig a B a unch supporter o f County Boner Dick V an D er W elde" may or m ay not be true. You. as the reader, ore forced to draw your own conclusions without b e ta o r figures. Mr. O off to hypothetical an most If not aB o f his statements. He fiiture events. flap m lssioner Dick V an D er W elde len t about recetpts-lt’s shout firing a shot across Von Dor W e ld e * bow to force him to quit rmIBng so much money against M orse's candidate for County Com m ission. W in Adam s.* No M r. Ooff. It Is not about anything but what the rule and/or law calls for JuB aa In ton’s troubles. The problem that Clinton faces Is If or u he did not If he asked people to break the rules law or If he. him self, broke the rules and/or tow. M r. O off also sh oes "You see. In t o d * * p o ­ litical gam e, putting your opponent/victim In the headlines defending htmorif Is worth It's i Exploring options on the waterfront LYN D A 3 TE FA N I y n tn tn f— a quality that wae Imporen tpy husband a«*t 1 d fftd ed to buy ovate a home In Sanford. Frankly, we not have bouton in Sanford had we o f the hotel/conference center pro- ttpn m u st travel o u td o o rs In th e r a in . T h le d a n g e r c a n becom e even w o rse w h e n tra ve lin g In o n u t a th at to «»««* • * c o n * atructton o r In a p a rtic u la rly h illy a ra a . T h e often h eavy ra in c a n a lso b e q u its a tre a c b e ro u a h a s a rd for th ose w a lk in g w ith a c a n e o r c ra tc h e s. W h a t eeeaaa M b a p a rtic u la rly m a l l th in g fo r m oat p m pie. w a lk in g u p o r d o w n a W ir e s lh o r c u rb In th e ra in , c a n b e a n fo r �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 15. Raines his wife. Virginia, buy presents and hold an annual Christmas party for underprivileged youths. Raines gave a check or $2,000 to the United Chambers Scholarship Foundation. T h is Is one way I help young people through educa­ tional programs like the Chambers Foundation and like the D.A.R.E. program," Raines said. " Fifth-graders at Wicklow, Hamilton, Ooldsboro and Pine Crest elementary schools who participate In the D A R E , program will receive T-shirts with a facsimile Tim Raines autograph. He donated $2,300 to purchase the shirts. T im goes all over the country to play ball but brings something back to the community each year," sold Cpl. Rick Poovry. who been the Sanford Police Department’s D A R E , di­ rector the past four yearn. ‘ He's willing to share with Sanford, Whenever we call, he re­ sponds." Stefan i Chamber o f Commerce...” does not mean that the residents were fully Informed. The city should have publicized and conducted several town hall meetings, similar to the one organ­ ized by Doug Qrose close. One problem that was not brought up In Tuesday night's meeting was the noise created by personal watercraft (Including Jetalda and similar watercraft), which will have Its own pier according to the development plana. I f this hotel/conference center Is erected at Fort Mellon Park, the number o f peaceful days en- Poovry said that this year nearly 600 chil­ dren will receive the T-ahlrta. "For the first time, each o f the four schools will have a spe­ cial shirt,’ he said. D A R .C . stands for Drug Abuse Resistance Awareness. At 38, Raines Is In the (Inal seasons o f a brilliant major-league career. He Is a .295 life­ time hitter who has won a National League batting championship and been the MVP In the 1987 All-Star Oame. He is the flfth-Ieadlng base stealer In baseball history. Raines would like to have the opportunity to play on the same team with his son. Tim Jr., a senior at Seminole High School. Young Raines Is regarded highly by baseball scouts and may be an early Ami-round draft choice. A second son. Andre, Is a freshman at Seminole High. ■We’re extremely fortunate that Tim Raines Is a hometown hero," said Sanford Mayor Larry Dale. "He's a fine role model for our young people, and It's obvious he wants to do all he can to help programs like D.A.R.E. and the United Chambers Scholarship Foundation." Joyed by Mayfair rrsldenta are numbered. Eve­ ryone in that neighborhood will be subject to the noise o f the Jctakls. I am In favor o f revitalizing the Sanford community. Including the downtown area. However, I don't believe destroying a city asset such as Fort Mellon Park is the best solution. One gentlemen suggested at the meeting that the city progressively Invite developers for various development Ideas. W e have a beautiful city that could be enhanced In a variety of ways. Let's look at all the optlona before throwing away the things that make Sanford special. Letters weight tn gold.” Mr. Ooff. ] ask you If this la what you attempted to do without even any of the people you mention being accused o f any wrongdoings but by them asking County Commissioner Dick Van Der Wetde to comply with some o f the rules and/or laws that they 'dusted of!* (your words not mine, for I believe some o f the rules and/or laws were only adopted on July 22. 1997 and became effective Augusts. 1997*)? Mr. Ooff. I am facing you and looking you right In the eye, 1 have no political agenda but I bate tabloid press releases especially when they hide behind words. No person can attack you for what you wrote but they can attack for now you wrote It. I read your article several times looking for facts and not an unsubstan­ tiated opinion. I then looked where you stated that the article was your opinion and not a news story. I found neither. I now ask Mr. Ooff. since this letter w as ■ n l l l l l tn defense of County Com m issioner Van D er Wetde. to ask Com m issioner Van Der Wetde to work with the people of Sem inole County so we can m ake an Informed Judgment and produce any and all documentation all parts o f his trip and/or expendttures. If County Com m issioner Van Der Wetde Is able >lo substantiate a ll p fh to Wits the necessary recelptq^ifqutrM by Bern Is x r U a ls o "a b le to explain why Sem inole County Adm inistrative Code Section 5.3 S ta llnote County Travel Policies. Section A (10) does not apply to him, he should receive the retm bunetnent he seeks. For the record. I have met with and acknowl­ edge 1 know Com m issioner W in Adam s. I have met him at several events tn which he did not ask for o r receive any compensation or b reak ­ ing news headlines. Even though I have only U ra l In Sem inole County for a abort while, I know Com m issioner Win Adam s a s a hard working Individual. A s In the past I will not a l­ ways agree with Com m issioner Adam s but he has gained my respect and now, due to Mr. G o ffs column, he h as also gained my total support in his cam paign. •Side Note: I believe if the Information I hare read la correct County Comm issioner Dick Van D er W elde's trip that la tn question started in mid August o f 1997. A s this letter la my own opinion It g raft aft Ip will not be printed because the news media never prints a follow up. Help students learn On the other hand. If this la not written out for all com m issioners and employees o f the county, then It will show the taxpayers that we have a very lackadaisical approach to hindspending by the county com m issioners and other employees and perhaps some drastic m easures should be taken by the voters. I saw tn your Friday's edition where the county com m issioner reiterated hia rem ark. ‘ It isn't over until It's over.” Very profound to say the least, but I personally think It should never have gotten this far. Sounds to me like one's afraid and the other Is glad, but this matter should have been resolved much earlier, be­ tween the two elected office holders, and never allowed to go before a Judge for a settlement. Another waste o f taxpayers* time and money. And tn conclusion I don't mind saving saying that I personally think, that all com m issioners are paid entirely too m uch anyway. Friends Rams 1 passes, but still could not cut Into the Lady Rams’ lead, in (act. King fell three more points behind. At the break Lake Mary was up 31-20 and had no Intention o f letting the Lions back Into the game. The third and fourth quarters were basically a technicality. The Lady Rams only needed to m aintain a lead for 16 m ore minutes In order to earn a re­ turn trip to Lakeland, the site of the Florida State Cham pion­ ships which begin next T h urs­ day. and King could do little to stop them. Becky Pedro continued to hit three-pointers. Stephanie Dale scored from everywhere, Mary Leah Sutton and Lauren Bradley remained the domlnators o f the paint and Ashler Ballance Jed with the expertise and determination she has main- talned all season. la k e Mary scored 14 In each of the Anal two quarters, while holding King to eight In each. At the buxret Lake Mary earned a trophy for being the Regional Champions and a return trip to the Final Four. T h is has been a long Ume coming,” said Drown. T h is has been our goal all season and the girts have worked hard for It. The fact that they came out with a little less Intensity Is understandable, but they knew that If they wanted to go to Lakeland, they had to I ff P 9 p I 1" | I I £ I I I 3 I I I I I! I ■ I win This week will be business as usual for Lake Mary, which Lsfca Mary QQWdB re flm rfld s y tia w la now 31-0 lor the Lafca Mary Into lha aeaaon. begin on Thursday at the Lakeland Center. Game times and brackets will not be avail­ able until Tuesday. Z f & ’Sn'ZrZ'iJZS; - v w *-■ than any other practice. O ne difference, however, la that the Lady Ram a will finally b e Karos | I Just read your article ‘ How Tb Be Your Best Friend*, by B arbara Hughes Gregg. W hat per­ fect Umingl I really needed a friend, and vroen you need one. they're ju st not around, rm going through a dtvqrae amt .tre the hours a day • at week, at home, everywhere. W e could look at Ite ' ■ " 3 *** atate i Center. There's an antique ahow at the center and he w as alone for eight hours. Alone with thousands o f antiques. He would rather have had a com ­ panion named Karos. C harles E. Kelley Jr., 46. A l­ giers Avenue, W inter Springs, died Thursday, Feb. 12. 1996 at Palm G arden Nursing Home. Orlando. B om on Dec. 24. 1961 In Montgomery. .Ala., he moved to Central Florida In 1953 from Falmouth. Fla. Mrs. Price retired In 1984 after 16 years as a dental assistant for Dr. Rucker. Sanford. She was a member o f the Ladles o f the Moose, Sanford. Mrs. Price was d* member of Central Baptist tftiurch. Sanford. Survivors Include daughters. B arbara Griffis. O range City, B on ftle' EdaU ntt, H enderson­ ville. Tenn.; brother. Roy Moore. Blakely, Q a.: slater. Hazel Roberts, Aubum dale. Fla.; three grandchildren; one great-grandchild. AUen-Sum m erhil] Funeral Home. Orange City, tn charge o f arrangem ents. any self-fespect.at this p e M U h my M e. I have low oelf49M seaC"b6r A n ‘going T o d s a g r l ^ whole life and believe k or net, your abasia lit­ tle article. "How to Be Your Best F l k n r h as m ade me feel 99 percent better about aqraeff. I actually have forgotten how nice It Is to kbe yourself and I used to be ao tndepandonL I can't wait to be my old self again, bac n a e !Y e never been a loser k tn jy We and I'm not going to start now. I ju st want to thank you for witting this arti­ cle because It w aa what I needed to Uft a y spirits to where I needed them. Syndrome of the only child I want to congratulate the outsta nding staff o f the Sanford H erald for a beautiful Job writing and editing this paper for the Sanford com m u­ nity. You asked us readers to let our stories to b e heard. Here la my real life story I hope I help som ebody. „ My story talks about the syndrome o f the only child. Yea. I learned to Uve without my 38 year old daughter when finally I stopped being worried about h er financial needs. Every time she wanted my help I broke the apron strings. The problem now is that my darting daughter won’t accept my decision and she la accusing me o f cruelty and mental and verbal abuse. My punishment la not to be allowed to see ray grandchildren anymore because mama Is mean. Why? Because m ama can’t afford more expensive gifts and is getting too old and be­ longs to a m in in g home with people her own - SA one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation Is done at this facility service times will meet your needs no interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100% refundable the family selects cremation services markers designed to specifications Christian, preaching Jesu s i w ^ i w g as LOVE. COM PASSION. FOROIVENE8S. but that to only for h er neighbors and church to bear. She doesn't practice what she preaches with her family. Ironically ahe h as a daughter who singe g - -p rl m usic. Unfortunately, by the tlw * w a reach ou r golden y e a n w e hope our chil­ dren are going to take care o f ua. thinking w e F uneral H ome t im e t 1 9 3 6 500 B. Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 a „ 322-3213 �fi A Sanford Hsrald. Santord. Florida ■ Sunday, February 15, The way we were: A hodgepodge of nostalgia I've twon Ruing through my notes and other Items 1 have collected so today's column will ho a hodgepodge of Items Lash LaRue On July u . 1996. Russ White wrote about Lash LaRuc In hts Stmnysido Up column. Russ tailed him a B Western cowboy hem: he tiad died the previous month. Russ also stated that Lash had appeared at our Ritz The.v tor. Well, lie also was an attinction on the stage at Semi­ nole High School during a s­ sembly probably about the same time, I believe It was during my settlor year. 195354, as 1 vaguely recall dis­ cussing It during Coach Kct- First sermon The public Is invt'ed to the first public sermon of Brother dark Jackson Jr.. Sunday. Feb. 15 at 7 p.tn. at New Mount C al­ vary Baptist Church. West 12th Street. Brother Jackson Is the son ol Deacon and Sister Jack Jackson Sr. Brother Jackson Is currently emptoyrd with the Seminole County Juvenile Jus­ tice System. Beth El February events Congregation Beth El of Central Florida will host a variety of activities and events during the mouth o f February, kicking oil a 4 month series of public awareness programs open to die greater central i Umda community. Sisterhood will host "Show And Tell*. Monday. Feb. 16, H to 9:30 p.tn.. an event Intended to showcase special family objects with a story to share: Grandma's candlesticks, artwork. photographs, preferably with a Jewish liackground tale or lorr that lias special meaning or conjures up memories to the family or person. Refreshments will lx- served and the entire community is welcome. Saturday, Feb. 21. Kabbl Mostic Elbaz will conduct Mlncha/llavdalah services lie ginning at 5 p.m.. with a GRACE M. STINE CIPHER ties' World History class. Any­ way we all went to sec hint In the auditorium. I had never heard of him, (hough 1 went to die Saturday afternoon double features at the Rltz quite often which always had a western (tim e Autroy, Roy Rogers. The lamr Ranger, ctc.l on the bill. light repast served between services. Cost Is $5 per adult, $3 per child. Sunday. Feb. 22. beginning at 7:30 p.m.. Russell and Amy Goldberg will host the first In a series of membership coffees designed to Introduce Beth El. Central Florida's fastest growing Conservative, family .oriented synagogue to the rommunlty. For Information and directions to these evenla call 407-788-3729 or 407-869-8356. Monte Carlo night at N ativity The only thing I recall about Lash LaRuc's performance that day was his cracking that bull whip. I sat In the audience with my hands over my ears as loud noises sometimes make me physlcnlly 111. After that. I’m sure I never went to one of hts movies. My memory may be faulty, but 1 believe that Lash came to SHS because a relative was a student there nt the time. If any of you haw further memo­ ries o f hts visit, do contact me. In a Christmas letter to Mono Mills Walker. Belle Ward Jones staled that she was l>oaltlvc that site was In the picture o f Miss Frances Mor­ row's third grade class which was published April 5, 15197. It Is Belle Ward, not Nell Mulli­ gan. In the second row. fourth from the tight. Mrs. John Carlton callrd me n few days ago In reference to the Sanford Junior High Fac­ ulty In Sadie Hawkins attire printed July 24, 1997. She Identified Freeman Baggett as the person In overalls and a straw hat seated behind V ir­ ginia Burney. Freeman Is Mrs. Carlton's brother. Hugh Carlton, also In the picture, la her brother-tn-lnw. D EAR LESSO N LE A R N E D : Please accept my sincere sym­ pathy on the tragic loss o f your sister. It is vital that you under­ stan d i t ’s com m on fo r th ose w ho s u rv iv e th e su icid e o f a loved one to experien ce guilt, and to feel that somehow they co u ld h a v e p r e v e n te d th e tragedy. T ru e , a g r e e in g to g e t t o ­ g eth er w ith y ou r alater when she asked would have given you d ifferen t m em ories, but in all lik elih ood , it w ould not have irevenled her from taking her ife. H er troubles w ere Car deep­ e r than m social vlait could have remedied. I urge you and anyone who la struggling to cope with the sul­ fid e o f a loved one to find a supl>urt group. Any crisis center or ‘ idc hotline ho suicide ran refer you to u group in your area. P le a s e w r it e to me a g a in . M ay G od bless you — and he w ill if you have faith. f DEAR ABBY: My best friend and f just returned from a week ()f as • Local News! • Local Sports • Local Advertising! DAYSA "5 S a n f o r d H e r a ld 322-2611 1M5 football bmm To Subscribe For many years, the Sanford Klwanls Club sponsored an SHS football game each year with proceeds going Into their Tlie Men's Club at Nativity Church. 3255 N. County Road 427, Longwood Is holding It's 17th Annual Monte Carlo Night Saturday. Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. A $5 donation covers admission, $3,000 'play" money, door prizes, and an auction to spend your winnings on great gifts. Come enjoy the fun!!! ri£s 1w e s t 111 v o w S ingles!! ‘ Brand New' tor you! 1 Interested In meeting some new singles? If you are single and between the ages of 18 and 35. there Is a 'brand new* fellowship time and Bible Study beginning for YOU on Sunday. Feb. 15. at 9:45 a.m. at First Baptist Church Markham Woods. 5400 Markham Woods Road, Lake Mary. For more details, you may call 333-2085. A D V IC I are no longer In business were Hollywood Shops, RoumUliat and Anderson. Hill Lumber and Supply Yard. StrlcklandMorrlson. Inc., Kilgore Seed Company. Mnther of Sanford. City Dnig Company. Rockey's Tire Shop. Yowell'a, Stine Ma­ chine Company, Beacon Dair­ ies. Campbell's Security Feed Stare, and Spencer Harden Dairy. P icture Identifications au icida victim is living with her guilt DEAR ABBY; Two months ago my youngest sister called me — collect again — sobbing that she felt alone and frightened in the world. She n-rkt-d if we could meet for tea or if 1could visit her. As a mother of twin* and selT-employed, I re­ minded her that having ten in a enfe is :t luxury 1cannot afford. List month *he culled me again. She wanted to spend Saturday night willi u* and make a pancake breakfast ‘ for old time*’ sake.' She told me she missed me and felt blue. lAhby, Saturday night* are reserved for my husband, i Two week* ago. my Mister invited me to a matinee — her treat. She tenifully informed me that sin- was not sleeping well <she wua being treated for depression and chronic fatigue syndrome). I told her, 'Working people don't go to m ati­ nee*. hut when you get your life together, sou'll know what ‘chronicliving-life-fatigue' ie.' My little sister will never call igmn. Sin- took her lire last week. My sister hint some of the best medical help available, and I know she was ultimately responsible for her own life. But 1 also know that I'll never uguin brush her hair out of her sleepy blue eyes or trade my blouse for her mauve lipstick, or tell her she's not lot — she's lieautiful. Most of all. I will never forgive myself for not realizing how suicidal my sister was. Perhaps this letter will prevent others from making the mistakes I made LESSON LEARNED IN THE WORST OF WAYS names so I will also do this so I won't make a mistake In try­ ing to give first names. These are: Llnglc. Lansing. Smith. Ciillum. Grantham. Kastncr. Fielding. Wathen, Ludwig. Harden. Plercy, EUls. Jones. Brooklyn, Jennings. Trapp. Cox. Whelchel, Kilpatrick. Jenklnson. Singletary. Clark, Anderson and Beard. Some of the advertisers who underprivileged children's fund. I have a copy o f the December 7. 1945 program at which time Seminole High played Gaines­ ville High School. Herman Morris was princi­ pal. Carl Krttlcs was coach. Olllr Reese Whittle, band direc­ tor; and Jessie Durden. Celcryrttc roach. Tlte memlrers of the squad are listed only by their last S unhf .i t E q u i t y F u n d F i.ex S hares 18.04 % O n e Ye a r /Vraxi ending I7/.1I/97 O u ’H F iv e Yl w IVnckl rnJirix I2/Mf)7 18.49 1642. ' % T e n Ye a r • iVrwd ending J7/.D/97 ABIGAIL f VAN BUREN ------------------------ F P /o hiking along the Washington On our last night, we stayed at a fancy lodge to rest before returning home. My friend suggested that nest year he bring hit wife and we invite another couple to Join ua to we could rent a cabin overlooking the roast Since I am single, that means five of us would be occupying the ( ohm. My friend suggested we split the hill three ways. I said tne bill should be split five ways. He became upset at my suggestion and hasn't spoken to me since we returned home. Thinking I may have been out of line, I asked my family and close work associates how this bill should be split. My question has generated quite a debate, with only my broth­ er and two co-workers agreeing with me. iC. We are all waiting for lor vour thoughtU on how to split the bill — and wi abide by your advice. id i1 will AI A N IN MONTESANO, WASH. DEAR ALAN: I f you are on a tigh t budget, “ take the fifth .” Otherwise, assume one-third o f the expense. DtAlt A11HY: I took my dag fish­ ing with me to a lake in the moun­ tain* near bore, lie's well behaved ami I bad him on a leash, but he was attracted to some discarded, balledup fishing line with bait on it. He gulped it down. I didn't aee this, so when I turned around I had a dog with fishing line leading into hie mouth andldo» down his throat. This involved a rush trip down the mountain to the emergency vet clinic, hours of anguish and lots of money. The vet told me lie sees about one dog a week who has swallowed a fishing line with a fish hook. Dog owners: h r u a r t. And fishermen: Never drop a discarded line with a hook. 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CA S0S0» (lease read Ihe pnwpenut carefully before you in m i or wnd money. �i ; Da’ Bomb Hears all... D a ' Bomb s c z c a lm d o w n , p a r e n t s . It 's J u st a gam e. O n e t h in g Da Bomb h a s n o tic e d Is th a t J u st about e v e ry b o d y in ­ v o lv e d In e x tra * c u r r ic u la r a c t iv it ie s at a n y le v e l a lw a y s s e e m s to b e honor ro ll stu ­ d e n t s . E v e r y w h e r e fro m th e Lake H o w e ll Pop W a r n e r d a n c e r s to lit t le le a g u e r s up to th e S e m in o le g ir ls so cccp te a m to n a m e a fe w . Da Bomb k n o w s h e n ever h ad t h is m any d a y s o ff o f B ch o o l w h e n h e w a s u stu d e n t. T h e c ro w d a t th e L a k e M a ry g ir ls b a s k e t b a ll g a m e la s t w e e k sh o w s t h a t g ir ls s p o r t s a r e 'f l * g c t t ln ' a c c e p te d , sc z , G o L a d y it Valentines for Vets By J O T B E R U N IC K E Herald S taff W riter Valentine's Day ran be In­ teresting In middle schools. For a lot o f kids, they are (landing out their first valen­ tine's cards, receiving them and II'b can be kind o f an awkward moment. Hut at Sanford 'M id d le School, things nrr n little bit different. Not only are the kids not shy about presenting their Viilrntlnes, they are ac­ tually Iram lng from It. H ie Star Program at the school lias sixth-graders plresentlng valentines to hos­ pitalized military veterans In Gainesville. Not only did the kids make some very lonely people know that someone out there appreciates their servlre to their country, but they also learned tilings atMint wars and what ran hap|>rn when a country Is In danger. Ms. (.’ room's class was one o f several that made the p er­ sonalized cards and thry were presented personally to the veterans tn the hospital this week. Somr o f thr kids had first-hand experience ubout thr military, having relatives that onre served. and, for others. It was an In­ teresting learning experience. *We heard about the veter­ ans in Gainesville in the hos­ pital with no one to rare for them.* said Tyra Roy. *We decided to send valentines to them.* Athena Singleton added, *U’s about sending rnrds and telling people who saved our country that we rem em ber them. Some o f them had to go to war right as soon as they left high school.* Ollier kids thought It might make the day a lot Irss lonrly for some very npertnl people. Rachel Urtciolo: *1 think they will feel good to know people think about them and that we know thry stood up for our country. It's nice that wr «nn have different colors of friends lierause of them.* Kllzulieth Plscopo: *1 think they are probably really lonrly by Ihrtnselvrs.* Another student knows first hand a Ism l wars and the experience o f serving the country. 'M y grandfather was a ser­ geant serving In the army.’ Andrrn Ton es said. *He had to fight and he was lucky that he survived * Sanford M d il* School students and teachers, back from left, Ma. WiOe, Robert Praston, Tyra Roy. Andrea Torret. Rachel Urictolo. Elizabeth Piseopo and Mt. She never expected to win Amanda Coho is Miss SHS Sec Sanford, Pag* SA T cotnrmr ixrrsw Herald Staff Writer Lake Mary gets dramatic Amanda Coho was consid­ ered a wild card for the M ias Seminole High School 1098. Last Saturday night, the formal event began with some technical difficulties but Coho stunned herself and the crowd by taking the crown. "It waa absolutely am azing. I never expected to win. 1 en­ tered to prove that I could m / E YOU H E A R D ? Humana Ths Lake Mery drama deportment got into the act at tie Lake Mery Pubttx lest weekend as they worked on a bake sale. They have their next show slated for the Croom. Front. Athena Singleton, Vanessa Silva, Zannrth Walker and Jeaaica Rivera. Alt took part h the Valentines for Veteran* project. and of March. Hare i n Bacco Atfdno, Kehe Warren, Natalia Armstrong. Constance Kstsafshu, Ban Bled­ soe. Adam Detmedico, Mika Utbg and 8tavla Pugh. th e *.* Coho said. *1 w as very nervous, my lege were shak­ ing and my Ups trem blin g.* With many different talents from dancing, singing, tap­ ping. and speeches, the com ­ petition waa steep. Coho d e ­ rided on W ednesday night, four days before the event, that she would be perform ing a dram atic speech an drunk driving. It was the perform ­ ance that bewildered the audience and left them with tears In their -eyes. For Coho It waa not Just a presentation on stage, it was personal Is­ sue she once had to life through. *1 did this for personal re a ­ sons also. My friend died In a car crash and my m onologue waa dedicated to her. I m ade the speech to make a differ­ ence. To make people walk out of the contest and think.* expressed Coho. Coho has the experience needed to take on the ch al­ lenge and responsibilities of being Mlsa SHS. Coho Is the feature editor for The Sem i­ nole. a varsity m em ber o f the ^ n is a e and soccer teams, and a member o f the A ca­ demic Team and Physics Club. She has received nu­ m erous honors and aw ards despite being only a Junior. Aa for the future, Coho plana on attending the U n i­ versity of North Florida to get a degree In Psychology. W ith a 4.02 GPA, Coho should have no trouble. Elisabeth Cornelius was awarded Mtaa Seminole 1008, Talent Winner, lor an out­ standing baton act. Emily Van Derworp earned the trophy for the interview portion of the competition. Llaa Whitlow took home M lsa SHS, first runner up. H O U R 8: SAT. 8 Scminois's Amanda Coho Is an athlsta who surprtasd avaryona by bsing nomad Mas Ssminol* lost woak. Whitlow also won the essay contest which was chose by the Parisian department store. Coho looks forward to next year when she will be han­ dling the crown to the next M iss SHS. f Auntie T ifrf f Jeek J, Damabargar, of Oviedo, received hi* from the University o f Wyoming. • • • Oath Wlsplrtng. a graduate o f Lake Brantley, and n o o f Gary and Elaine W lepidn g. was named a m em ber o f the E J L O .L E . Mentor Program a t Ashland University. He le ■ religion m^Jor. Longwood, and a senior at W ake Forest University, was announced to the school'* Dean's list. « • • Ottvia Macgaiwt Z la k . of Longwood. and a freshm an at W ake Forest University, was nam ed td the school's Dean's li s t • • • J a a a a a L a * M a tt, a gradu­ ating senior at Lake M ary High School, waa nam ed aa a candidate in the 1008 Presi­ dential {Scholars Program . Scholars w ill be Invited xto Wsahlngton. D .C. to receive a medallion and meet with members o f government. 4 • • • • • • �BA •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Sunday. February 15. Gun charges dropped against judge From S ta ff R eports SANFORD - Citing Insuffi­ cient evidence, the OrangeOsceola State Attorney's OfTlre will not prosecute Seminole County Circuit Judge Newman Brock on handgun charges st rmming from n December I raffle dispute. Brock admitted removing the .32-caliber handgun from his glove box because he felt threatened by motorist Nell Stokes when Stokes ap­ proached Brock's vehicle fo l­ lowing an Incident In traffic on US Highway 17-02. However, Brock Instated he did not remove the gun from Its holster or point It at Stokes us Stokes contends. "I've maintained from the veiy beginning that I did nothing wrong." said Brock. "It's been blown out o f proport|on Stokes udmtts he passed Brock's car, waiting In the leftturn lane, on the left hand side then Immediately turned right across three lanes of traffic Into a parking lot. When Brock pulled up along Stokes' parked car shortly after the Incident stokes got out and approached Brock's vehicle, Th* case was sent to the Or ange-Osceola State Attorney'! Office because o f concerns ex pressed by Brevard-Semlnoh State Attorney Norm Wolflngei ovcr possible conflict of Inter est. Brock presides over crtml na*f casCT» handled by Wolfln Rcr’8 ofllce. Judicial Quallflcatloi Commission handles com plaints against Judges and maj Investigate the accusation! against Brock. commissioners were In favor o f the apparent new use for the facility. C ontln uad from Page LA Benny then suggested the new opening date could be Die 27th or 28lh. pending city approval. No negative responses were voiced by memI k t b o f the commission during the public Input section o f Monday night's commission meeting, and there was some Indication several o f the NOTE: According to documents submitted to Sanford City Hall regarding applications for the new proposed dance hall, the attorney was listed as II. Robert Dowd, who represented Benny Espinal and Juan Hemandex. as weaknesses and strengths, and Identifying strategies for reorganisation. According to the city's listing of prioritized budget goals from last year, primary rm phasls with the reorganization ts rxperted to lie community polic­ ing. Improved communications, training. Implementation of n bicycle patrol and seeking state and national accredita­ tion. The bike patrol Is already In Antiques— lain Snow Baby, a vrry desir­ able collectible. their trailer to Casa Grande. Culbertson. 68. was In the Art*. "W ell regroup and head Navy for 29 I /2 years, and rose up the northwest next." he In rank from "a screaming said. seaman" to commander. Austin said he has been In He said he listened to what the antique show business for others taught him about re­ 20 yrars. lie's a former soclolpairing crystal and learnrd ogy professor. step by step. He also rrpalrs Mike Culbcrston. 68. Is an fumllurr. antique show regular from Barlsira and Richard Orovetown. Ga. He offers more McNulty had a wide range of than goods for sale. Culbertson collectibles on thrlr tables at brings along a grtndtr to repair the show. Shr used to collect chipped and damaged crystal. |Mtst cards and fur the last lie received work from visi­ seven years has been selling tors lo the show and some of them. the vendors. "Have anything from San­ ford'/" site was asked. One of the vendors brought him a damaged crystal Christ­ "Maylie one or two. unless mas trer ornament. "Tills Is oil I've sold them." she said. expensive Item." Culberston Her search failed. said. "Probably worth $800. It T h ry 'rr gone." she said. fell from a tree." "Small cities are the thing now. The man also asked Culbert­ Collectors are asking for small son If he could repair a porce- cities. We can't sell Boston. Continued from Page LA Police Cowtiawad from P ag* LA Bhoppar Carolyn Mills, from Longwood. choci the process o f being Imple­ mented. Six officers will be a t­ tending Mountain Police Bike School In DeLand next month. According to police Sgl. Darrel Presley. "It's a new world out there. Our officers arc now re­ quired to be trained and certi­ fied as blkr patrol officers." used. Two have recently been donated; one from Klwanla Club of Sanford and one from Conklin. Porter and Holmes. Presley said plans are also being formulated to have bike patrols serving In the down­ town historic business area or Sanford as well. Community policing, special patrols In the 13th Street area and some of the QUAD squad officers will be using bikes. Police say they expect a total o f six mountain bikes will be Monday's special work ses­ sion will be held In the city manager's conference room at Sanford City Hall beginning at 4 p.m. Chlcogo or Philadelphia. Eve­ ryone wants the small cities. Halloween and Santa Claus post cards are big. too." The post cards were In the $5 range, among the less ex­ pensive tilings for sale by the McNultys. Among the most ex­ pensive were a couple of 1035 Krllrrmun Toys from Germany. One was an original Volkswagen that had a wind­ up. dip top. the other was a motorcycle with a driver and passenger. The Volks was $550. the motorcycle $000. There are 24 dealers and more than 150 tables at the Civic Center. The place Is wall to wall In buttons, crystal, china, paintings, toys, photo­ graphs. linens, clocks, jewelry, china, pottery, bottles.and bot­ tle corkers. Admission Is $3.50. The show Is open to 6 p.m. Saturday, from noon to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Sanford Zennlth Walker said shr was so excited about It that, when she spends some tim e In OalnrsvIUe next summer, she wants to see some o f the veterans in the hospital. evrn Suzanne Blanks. VISTA volunteer. Jane Morgan. VISTA volunteer, and Shatane Babb. VISTA leader w«h some of the books to be used al HamRon. Pine Croat, Goldsboro, Midway and HigNandi Elementary Schools, donated by Scholastic Book Fairs. Wtteon Elementary School principal welcomed new Seminote Reeds volunteers from Wharton-Smith, Inc. (back row. from left) Suzanne Crook, principal; Dmm Vofrema. volunteer. Jane Morgen. VISTA volunteer. Front row: Bobble Myers end Ashley Shores Business joins forces with schools to help kids read By JB A K A H U G H S Herald Staff W riter who are reading below grade level. Principal Suzanne Crook warm ly welcomed W hartonSmith. Inc. volunteers B obble Myers. Ashley Shores and Dawn Volkem a to W ilson Elememory. "Our goal to to catch reading problem s e arly .' aald Crook. "If we do. then we can make a trem endous difference In a short period of time". Matthew Altemoae. president of Powell Office Supply Co.. heard about the program durlng a VISTA presentation at a n r o ^ appealed to Altemoae because ro m S i h i u h to null t r l n ^ - tutors two students three tim es a week st Ham ilton Elem entary School. House o f Royalty owners Mary Bridges and Lyn Donato w ill s o o n b e reading tutors at Pine Crest Elem entary School. "Jane (M organ. VISTA volun leer) w as so caring about th< children, we wanted to help.' explains Bridges. _ , , _ . . Semlnoje Read, volunteer ¥ * pnM ded training througl “ ** cou" * £ B1RAP P " * ™ ® *“ . are, P ™ * * B00* 8- ^ Mary h' Pcd to • uP P °rt pngnn I ™ a recent donation of m ail ^ l 0 .b ?JU* ? * * r ®fdlni L«* Hamilton. Pine Crest P oI‘?*t£ ro' Midway, and High Mnda Elementary Schools. Volunteer, come from a* waU“ o f W e- Bualnem ow n er, employees. retirees, all with a S S t r e t o im c h out and n u k e . dUfcrcnce hi the life o f a child A tutor °acn ■Pec1* 1 sttenUor lh* t “ * “ ‘Afyet for the student's efforts and fosters ■ fnr n»$riin$ • aunUins g * k for r“ d‘n* “ P1* * " • boul J j* V*8™ fta? 1'J ? ro g ? ® 2 ? i!2 ? J !*ieU* ne 0455 * *M>7) 323-4440. Insurance commissioner proposes rale cuts in homeowners’ insurance > •3 M m Legislation which he expects will reduce rates w as announced by Nelson In a press conference Thursday In Tallahassee. He ex­ plained that Insurance rates have been going higher and higher since Hurricane Andrew hit the state five years ago. In addition to proposing the IB percent roll back however. Nelson also la suggesting the abolishm ent o f a n arbitration panel created by the Legislature. The panel has. thus for. voted to overturn Nelson each time be h as rejected Insurance rate hikes. A s a result. Nelson said he expects, wtth heavy lobbying by the Insurance Industry, there will be a fight to prevent his recom m en- 1r - i w l in datlons for the cuts and abolishm ent o f the panel. The Legislature will convene in March for Its annual two-month session at which time N el­ son hopes to see h it proposals come forth. Nelson aald he expects a great deal o f lobbying from Insurance w »m p«n t*. before the Legisla­ ture convenes. The rate reductions would be baaed on sav­ ings from expansion o f the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (CAT) which provides hurri­ cane re-insurance at h alf the price o f the pri­ vate market. Another part o f Nelson's legisla­ tion would enable further rale reductions by requiring consideration o f the CAT Funds a n ­ nual growth in all future rate requests by In­ surers. He aald the Hom eowners Protection Act would also curb the threat o f huge post­ hurricane surcharges on every Florida home­ owners' Insurance bill, by abolishing the Judi­ cially appointed panel which la empowered to levy deficit assessments up to 23.fi percent aF ter a storm. tal before The valentines were all done differently as each stu­ dent put their own personal stamp on It. They were co l­ orful and some contained messages of rhymes and ridd ies.' One fcfcl even made his T I H I n ' w t ii n vnf i ' M v n rd (I up It made a noise. Valentines for Veterans also fulfilled the students com ­ mitment to their Keys to Character. February's key Is "Caring." and Sanford Middle School certainly accom ­ plished that one. .v j iI T �Sanford boys ousted Kershner is a class act - win or lose LAK E M A R Y _ S om etim es In sp orts. It's easy to Identify th e good g u y s a n d the b a d g u y s. • E d K ersh n er. h e ad b o y s b a sk etb a ll coach at O viedo H igh S ch o o l. Is on e o f the g o o d g u y s. It’s easy to be a good g u y w h en every­ th in g 's g o in g g re a t a n d y ou a re tak in g on e o f y o u r team s o n Its u m pteen th ru n to the state p la y o ff a n d a trip to the state fin als. K ersh n er’s b e e n there. H e w a s there fo r m an y y e a rs a s a coach In In d ia n a . K issim ­ m ee a n d S o u th F lo rid a , a n d h e took th e O vied o L io n s th ere la st year. It Isn 't a lw a y s e a sy to b e a g re a t g u y w h e n th in gs d o n 't go y o u r w a y a n d y o u fin d y o u r ­ se lf p la y in g y o u r fin a l gam e o f the seaso n a lot e a rlie r th a n p la n n e d . A lm ost everyone w h o follow s b a ske tba ll w a s lo o k in g fo rw a rd to seein g C h a p te r 3 o f the l a l o H ow ell - O viedo epic th at h a s tak en p la ce th ro u g h o u t th is se aso n . B u t th in g s d id n 't go O vied o's w a y T h u r s ­ day a s M a ry o u tp lay ed the Lion s fro m the sta rt a n d d o m in ated the b o a rd s o n the w a y to a b ig u p se t w h ich en ded O vied o's There are coaches everywhere, including S em in ole C o u n ty , w h o w o u ld h ave been h a v in g se izu re s o n th e Md ritn ta a s Lake M a ry w e n t o n a ru n w h ic h toed th e gam e In the th ird q u a rte r. In stead . K e rsh n e r rem ain ed calm . H e's b e e n d o in g th is too lo n g to lo se h is cool. It reflected w e ll on h is p la y e rs w h o stayed the T h e sam e th in g h ap p en ed la st w eek w h e n O viedo faced S em in ole fa r tI h e g ,rn * w h ic h b a sic a lly settled th e S em in ole A th letic C o n ­ feren ce title ch am p io n sh ip . S em in ole Jum ped o u t to a n a m a zin g 2 3 -0 lead a n d K e rsh n e r n ev er g o t riled . A fter rep eated tim eouts, h e c alm ly got h is team g o in g a n d O viedo h a d a sh o t to c u t the le a d to tw o late In the gam e. S u re , the L ion s d id n 't w in b u t the fact th a t K e rsh n e r a n d h is p la y e rs n ever pan icked Is a . . . u te ________ trib to them a n d th eir coach It w a s a fte r T h u rs d a y 's lo ss to Lak e M a r y th a t K e rsh n e r cam e th ro u g h a t h is d s sa fest O n e o f th e h a rd e st th in g s In sp o rtsw rltln g is h a v in g to in terview a coach afte r h is fin a l g « m * o f th e se a so n . T h ere a re u su a lly te a rs a n d . som etim es, fru stratio n . O ff-th e-rec o rd com m en ts a b o u t som e ktd w h o m essed u p a n d coat the team a w in , b a d refe ree s, th ose so rts o f th in gs. In stead . K e rsh n e r h a d the sam e tigh t sm ile h e h a d w h e n h e p u lled o u t the state Sem i­ tic reflected o n th is y e a r's 2 1-8 team th a t h a d lo st fo u r sta rte rs, th ree to g ra d u a tio n a n d o n e to b a se b a ll. H e sa id h e w a a p ro u d th at h is | *«m p u lle d o u t 21 g a m es a n dI k f t 11M if in con ten tion to w in th e districts. M o at people th e Ifo n s to fin ish som ew h ere a ro u n d th e o f th e con feren ce. T h ey c a m * in to the se a so n sh o rt, b u t deep. T h e on ly tru ly exp erien ced sta rte r w a s p o in t g u a rd S eth F ow ler. H e h a d on e o f th e c o u n ty 's sm allest b ig m en B ria n R egister a n d plen ty o f h u s tlin g , inten se ro le p la y e rs like H a rp e r, B ra d C o m b es. J o sh C u lle n In John A n d som eh ow , o n ce a ^ iln , K e rsh n e r fo u n d a w a y to w in . a n d w in - a n d lo se - gracefu lly. N ext se a so n , K e rsh n e r to a g a in lo ok in g a t s y o u n g, in exp erien ced te a m . D o n ’t b e s u r ­ prised tf O viedo fa tacked a ro u n d the m iddle o f th e pack , a n a d o n t b e eu rp rice d tf K ersh n er d o e sn 't p u ll o u t a n o th er 2 0 -w ln BY JKWT BERLHVICKE Herald Staff W riter By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD _ It all ends so d a ily . Since the new year started, the Seminole High School boys' b a s ­ ketball tram had been one of the hottest teams In the state and w sa riding on a high after winning the Seminole Athletic Conference title last week.' And for three quarters of C lass SA-Dtstrlct 5 Tournament Sem ifinals at BUI1 Fleming Memo* rial Oymnaslum Friday night. A rrow Force VI wa a on the verge of tie district chant* advancing tnto the md an automatic pionahlp game and spot In next Friday's Regional Quarterfinals. • But It all came undone In fourth quarter a s O ak Ridge lead and forced Seminole to sending the Pioneers •*» •’ throw fine from where to m iss and pulled aw . 40 victory, ending the season for the host team. The win waa the second for Oak Ridge over Arrow Force VI at B ill Fleming Memorial Oym naslum . the Junior confer Comskuo Btus scored 14 points, but Saminofe could not hold off Oak Ridgs, tsBng 62-40 to tfto Ptonoora in ttw Class SA-Dtabtct 8 semifinals Friday. Lions sloppy in the rain; LM Classic today Herald Correspondent ORLANDO _ Am ong the things that don't hold _ -.—a s -a * *----*—** d s w tJ C Friday's finale o f the D r. Phifaps First Pitch fls s s lr between the boat D r. Phillips Panthers and visiting Oviedo Lions w as Just another esse In point . as the prectnttstlon grew heavier, the quality o f play dim inished. After 4 1/2-tanlngs, everyone had had o w u g h and the s u m w aa atopptd with Dr. Phillips w ell today.” said Oviedo ■We made a lot o f m istakes ■** o f time covering tn mean to score , ik n In n in d trend Ifefnrp BIW But that's why we play on thoae things.* Guy Erwtn collected pace the Lion offense. By T O U T: With a slngfe/aG T* Rankin had a single runs tn any way poaefbie. the Lions parlayed three hits, five walks, seven stolen bases, an er­ ror. and s balk tnto five runs tn the A n t three Innings, building a 6-2 advantage heading tnto the bottom at the Third. But. falling prey to thetr own mtacues, Oviedo surrendered atx run s (one earned) on three hits in the bottom o f the third Inning, sticking an undeserving Pst Strmeyer with the loss. ■pat pitched much better than the results t.” said Brown. *He should have been out _____ ________, Ashley Stephens. rano. and Jerem y F ro st Jeff Monaco pitched the first two Inning s for Oviedo, gtvtng up a pair o f unearned runs on two hits. He struck out one and w afted one. Strmeyer followed, pitching two-thirds o f an In­ ning. He struck out two. w afted two. and gave up two hits. John Buchanan finished, working 1 1/3-tnnlngs. allowing three hits and striking out one. Lewis’ star still shining By AMY Herald Correspon dent LONOW OOD . M ark Lewis Is back, bu t In s new uniform . You may rem em ber Lewis from football season. He waa the place kicker and punter for the Lyman High School football team. Now b r s the on the eoccer team and he's stm the star. ' A kh outfi Lewis w aa out fc r jjjfe w puEdquadriceps m uscle, be has been having s p e s t year. W hen Lewis got Injured he moved from an offensive position to d e­ fender. but according to hto coach B a r flandM ae. "h ea a natural player.* and would be s star an y­ where on the field. Lewis h as been a starter since his freshm an year, bu t this has definitely been the best season for the team tn recent years. Lewis to hoping to play soccer In the figure and to p la nning to a t­ tend Florida International Univer­ sity. usually top-five NCAA eoccer year and ofay aa a i their squad. eas a star goalscad began prmc- State title? Don’t ask Lady Rams B u t w h atever h a p p e n s, w in o r lose, h e’ll d o It w ith * Shot: The Magic and last their Jana may hone gotten a I the night l fe lt Orlando should have p ro p o se d trade to get Damon Stoudamtre, WOUame Walt WUttom s and the drqfi pick. A d Stou damtre woe dealt to Pardon Friday, eo now the Magic can try and elgn htmq/ter the M OUNT DORA _ For the Croom a Academ y boys basketball team. It waa a great Inaugural season, but when the Panthers look back, they'll have to think about what might have been. Crooma traveled to Mount Dora Bible Academ y for the second round of the C lass lA-District 0 tournament with a bl bid to the reglonals on the Une. Despite a furious com eback, however, the Panthers feU to Orangewood Christian. 60-45, to see their first season In over 20 years end one gam e short o f the state playoffs. The Panthers ended the season at 12*11, but It w as that 11th loss that really stung, The Panthers trailed throughout Ithe game, but came back and took their first lead : gam e with under three m in­ utes rem aining when Titus W aldo hit a three-pointer from far beyond the arc. when things got ugly for Panthers. Orangewood C hris___l responded with a layup to go up. 46-45. Croom s followed with s wide-open Jump shot from Josh Lee that rimmed out. W aldo then missed s three-pointer and Orangewood responded with an- • Herald Staff Writer C ro o m s ’ ate rally short Seminole sees lead, victory slip away -------------- Jeff Berlinicke • Extra Points.., "He Is phyetrslfy at the 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 Mary girls basketball team s does the sam e. 11 win b * the first time In the history o f Florida High School sports that two g ills team s won state cham pionship# In the same Team m em bers say that's more than they need to •We're Just trying to have fan this season and we just have to keep our heads In each game.* aald Aly Benitez, who la tied for the Seminole County lead In i scoring, lot o f the Incentive to not think about a title to the reminder o f what happened last time the jtjcH a bit too confident. T h e ---------------- B^X bruptly ntcr Pare. ________ j t h a n'w_e re _ stunned by W inter — ^ that day all we th o u g h t-------- ---------- back this season.” Benitez sad. "We've been playing S A N F O R D H F R A L D DAI LY �Sanford Herald. Sauitord. Flood* •Sunday, February IS. L e w is -------- Legal Notices C ontinued from Pago IB thinks that Lewis has a great chance nt a pro career. Lewis ranks 12th tn the Seminole Athletic Conference tn scoring, with six goals, seven assists, and 10 points total. Lyman ts 14-4 for the season with three tournament losses and one loss to Lake Brantley. The Greyhounds season will be ending soon, they only have two games left, last night against Melbourne and on the 16th against Gainesville. Sandldgc says that District 3 Is probably the hardest In the Btate for soccer and he feels that if they can get out of the district alive, they have a great shot at taking the state title. The first post-season game for Lyman will be against the winner o f a rough match-up of two great trams: number-four Oviedo and number-three Lake Brantley. Lakr Brantley Is the only team In the area that the Grey­ hounds lost to this season and they beat Oviedo in penalty kicks. Although Lewis says he Is only at about 75 percent, he ts on the way up and will hope­ fully t o feeling about new by the beginning o f the post­ season. Look for Lewis and the rest of the Lyman stars soon In the post-season and look for the Lewis brothers on ESPN2. Despite on ssrty season Injury, Lyman's Marti Lswts has continued to star and hops* to continue his success at the University of Florida next year. Legal Notices Whoa* Lett Known Addreel it -UNCLAIMED ~ Z303 Blonobrook Drive, VSNIOLS AUCTION* Sanford. FL 31773. 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IQSJTSSPXQKf SS734 and etlege* •T BUICK 1O4AHI1RTHT4T01U YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IT CADILLAC that tn action lor Declaratory 104CSIIIIH4347I12 Judgment lo Oulel and Conltrm •1 CNCVNOUT Title on th* tonerwing property fC1MRI4SSMS7071M In Seminole County. Florida S4 CHEVROLET LOU 7 and I. LAKE EMMA iaiAW1IXSCtS41»M COVE, according to th* Plat U FORD 1FASPZ1BXC At 423*1 thereol at recorded In Plat ST FORD IFABPtl B3HTI01TB* Soak S. Page 17, Public St HYUNDAI Record* ol Seminole County, KMHLF31J7HUISSS33 Florida. FT MERCURY 72I2SIS4430 hat been bled ageinel you and M MAZDA you are required lo eenr* a jM ia c in lF iT iM n copy ol your written dalenaet. •1 DATSUN it any. to it on HARRY O REID. JN1PB4ZS4 BUS10344 III. Attorney lor Plointlfl, 1120 43 OLDSMOBILI W Fuel Street. Suit* D. 103AR4 7Y t DM414394 •anlord. Florida 31771. ond hi* SI OLDIMOBILE th* original with th* Clerk ol tho 10SANSSNXBM3141T4 above Court on or be lore March S3 PLYMOUTH tlth, teat, otherwie*. a 1P3BP44C40F144314 Judgment may be entered 44 CHNYSUR egatnet you tor th* rebel 1C3BAS4EXFQ23SS30 demanded in th* Complaint 45 PONTIAC. WITNESS my hand ond th* 1QSNE14USJC143411 Othciet te ll ol I hi* Court, on •0 PLOA TRL NOVIN thit 4th day ol Fobruary. 1MS SO COSJA CBAJ400TM400 MARYANNS MORSE 74 APACHE TRL NOVIN CLERK OF THE I1‘ TRAILER NOVIN CIRCUIT COURT DALI WOOD TRAILER 44403 By: Jeon SriSant ALTAMONTE TOWINO. 117 Deputy Clerk MARKER ST. ALT SPOS SALE Harry Q Reid. Ill BEOJNS AT 10 OO AM VIEW 1 1 1 » W FUtt Street. Suit* B HOUR PRIOR Sanford, FL » 7 7 l Pubkeh February IS, 1444 telephone (4071 311-3S11 DEN-1 ST Florida Bor No I4O0S! Attorney lor Plamllfl Pubtleh February IB. It. end M T N I 0MCUTT COURT March I. S. ISM OP T N I f BTN JUDICIAL PSM-1SS CIRCUIT IN AND PUS i COUNTY, M T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I ■MNTISRTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, •m e to u CAM NUt CT-IMS-CA-14-R CITICORP MORTOAOE. INC PLAINTIFF M. new ( j n q g^ fj W U VW O .M D m m a o . the u n k n o w n “ ■ HEME.DEVIIfEE. UtM OM . CREDiTOM, AMO A U OTHER : ‘e i INTEREST ST. THROUGH, UMOES OS AOAINST LUIS O. SOMAN. PISOAO SOMAN. IF UVN40 AMO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINE. DEVISEES. OMANTIES. ASttQNEEE. DEMONS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMSNO AN INTINEST ST. THMOUSM. UNOER OS AOAINET PISOAO NOS PEMDENT SAVWOE PLAN COMPANY; JOHN DOE AMO JANE DOEAE UNKNOWN TENANTE *4 *L C A M NOl 04-11M-0A-I4-W EVELYN W CLONINOEH, TRUSTEE OF THE MATTIE W McKIVSA REVOCABLE TRUST DATEO JUNE 30. ISM, Plaintiff, ee . DIANA OLIVIA VELAZQUEZ. SINGLE. Defendant NOTICE IE HERBSV GIVEN that pureliant to a Final Summary Judgment ol Forecleeure entered in the above-entitled cauee In the Circuit Court ol Seminole Co only. Florida. I wM tea at public auction lo tho tugheel bidder lor CASH at the Weal bent door ol the Court Haute in the City si Eentord. Semmele County. Fie rid*, et Pie hour of It M AM ., on March tSth. ISM. that certain poroel ol reel a r , « • FONSCL0SUM SALS Ndnci is HErcty otvts purtuent la • Summery Final Jllti^PDSill of tofOClOOUfO dgjgg January Nth. ISM. entered to CHS Cat* No ST-1IM of th* Circuit Court of tho 11TM Judicial Ctfcud in ond lor E l MIMOLE County, tonlord. Fiend* I wiS an* to Mo Mghnat and beet bidder tor eaeh AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol tho SEMMOLE County Caurthnuaa loonlod nt td l N. PARK AVENUE to EAMFONO. Ftortdn. at UNO a m on thn Srd day of FhefelyJtNl ind Ateon Water, sr* rented BBCond in tte i conaidarad a fsvorita for a atata championship. W e were really appointed wttfa ourselves.* Since that loos to Spanish River early In the year. Lake Mazy haa stated Its ease for a return to the playoffs. O f course, that can all be ruined wtth a ahp in the districts and other state pow ­ ers such a s Oviedo. Lake Howell and la k e B ran ­ tley w ill b e them waiting. Oviedo showed whet can h appm to ua but If w e play ou r sa n e , w e have a great chance.* anid coach BUI BtoeOe. very und ers tated. "W e have the experience o f going through the playoffs and our to i^ h schedule this year Mioukf help ua s lot.' W ith so m any powers, who do the Lady Rams especially want later this m onth In districts? *i rtunfc we really want Oviedo,* Bcnltex said. *W c w ant to prove w e can beat them.” -Everybody w ill be tm i0 *a A lteon W eber said. *W e c a n t overlook anybody.” If they do, that could cost the Lady Rams an ­ other early cadt to their ocaaon. - I t would be s letdown not to win states.' K dlgren said. -W e've worked so hard since we walked o ff the A d d after W inter Park.* K cUgrens hard work haa paid off. She Is one o f few acteora on the Lake Mary team and to ­ day where Kdlgren Baseball with a 4 p.m. Oviedo opens Its re g u la r______________ gam e M ondayfci the Lyman Invitational Legal N o tlctt IN "TNI CIRCUIT COUNT OF T N t BWHTEINTN M T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T I M B IC ffTB E R TR W AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS SC. SS-SS OA DIVISION 44 I BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. FIB A/K/A BANK UNITEO. Ptelnllff, vi MANY BUND. *1 At. Oatondent(e) NOTICE OF ACTION TO MANY CLIND LAST KNOWN REEIDKNCE ■13 MORSE LOOP WINTER SPRINGE, FL 3270S CURRENT RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. AND AOAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DCFENDANTIS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO SB DEAO OR ALIVE. WHITHER •AID UNKNOWN PARTIII MAV CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORAN TIES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ANE NOTIFIED thel on action to lorocLoa* a mortgage on th* tallowing property m SEMINOLE County. Florida LOT 7. AND COVERED PARK­ ING Q. CYPRESS V1LLAOE, 3RD REPLAT. TRACT C-PHASE I. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO TNt PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PU T SOOK IS. PAGE B7, OF THE PUSLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA he* been tiled again*! yt * end you are required to eeir* * copy ol your wnnen detente*, if any. withm 30 day* alter the Rrtt publication ol thl* Notice ol Action, on Echevarria. McCall*. Raymer. Barrel! S Frappier. Plaintiff * attorney, whoee addteet le SOI Bayahore Boulevard, Suit* BOO. Tampa. Florida 33SM. and hie tho original with thl* Court either before eervic* on Plaintiff* attorney or immedietely thoroolter. otherwie* a default will be entered tga.net you tor th* rebel demanded in the Complaint or petition Thit notice ehell be pubite hod once each week lor two coneecutrv* week* In the Sentord WITNESS my hand eeel ol IM* court on day of Fobruary. ISM ISSAL) Maryann* More* Clerk ol tho Court the 4lh At Deputy Clerk In accordance with the American* Ottabtkliet Act. per­ eone needing a special accom­ modation to portidpat* to thW peac e*dmg ■ho*Id confect th* Individual or agency tending notice not later than eeven (7) day* prior to tho proceeding of the eddroee given on th# nonce. Telephone: 4S7-3Z34330 eel 4I2T; 1-400-444-4771 I) or 1-400-444-4770 (v|. via (TDO)o Florid* E. 14, I I 0EH-S7 ifS frr s E fr rs J U O M IA L C IR C U IT ,' M i C A M R C .C T -IS M C A D IVIS IO N 14A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA •UCCEMOR BY MfRGIR TO FIMT UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL GABLES FEOERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plain tlfRe), DAVID P KCIM. et *1. Delendent(e).: O F F C R I C L O E U M S A LE NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN pureuenl to a Final Judgment o l' Mortgage Foreclosure dated January 30th, ISM . and entered In Coee NO S7-1M4 CA Of Ih* Circuit Court of tho] EIGHT!(NTH Judicial Circuit in and for EBMINOLS County. Flood* uherein FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCES­ SOR BY MEROIR TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA F/K/A CORAL OABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I* the . Plaintiff and DAVID P KIIM. • TERESA KIIM. STILLWATER O f FLYINO CLOUD HOMEOWNERS • ASSOCIATION. INC ore the I Defendant*. I will e*S to the • high**! and beat bidder tor I cash tl Ih* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLONIOA ol 11 M a n , on tie* 4th day et Marsh, tSM. ■ ty *• eel forth in oetd FMal ■ Judgment LOT SO. STILLWATER PHASE N. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT. THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK M. PAOES S3 THROUGH M. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA WITNEEI MY HANO and th*! tool of Hue Court on February t. IMS (EEALJ Meryonn* More* Clark of th* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Dolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria. Me Celt*. Raymer, Barret) E Frappier Pool Onto* Doe M IS Temp* FL33M1 7470*1134 In accordance with the American* Diaabthttet Act. pereen* needing o epeclal ace emmodatton lo participate M Ihi* proceeding should contact the individual or agency tending nobee not taler than eeven (7) day* prior to th* proeoodmg It to* eddreet given on th* none* Telephone: *47-3234330 **t 4227, 1-S04-SM-S771 00) e or 1 *00-444-4774 (v). rW (TOO) Florid* Pubhoh February 4. IS. ISM DCN-M of t m S A 4 I NCi I 7 - I M I 4 I 4 I - I m RE; THE MARRIAGE OF JENNIFER J. FLANAGAN. PeMlener/WIto. •A<t JOHN F FLANAGAN NOTICE OF ACTION TO; JOHN F. FLANAGAN YOU ANE HEREBY NOTIFIED that ■ eerern Petition lor OitooluHon of Merrleg* be* been filed by JENNIFER J. FLANAGAN. In th* Circuit Court. In ond tor S* mineI* County. Florida, the title of which I* IN RE: THE MARRIAOE OF JENNIFER J. FLANAGAN and JOHN F. FLANAGAN, ond accordingly. the** present* command you to appear ond HI* your Ant war or other teeponehr* pie*dmg* with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court, to ond lor Seminole County. Florida, and ***** a copy there­ on on Petitioner'* attorney, JACK T. BRIDOEB. EEOUIRE. 404 North Oek Avenue. Eentord. Florida M771 on or before Cm I t to day of MARCH. ISM . otoerwie* s default *HS be entered ageWei you and toe rebel wont­ ed * * demanded to Wo Perthon. WITNESS ng hand and tool of Ih* Clerk of th* Circuit Court, on tM* 1 1 1 h day ol FEBRUARY. IMS. MARYANNS MOMS CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT property to tot forth to taM Final ‘ ----- * and wanted to stay close to home. *1 really liked the coach there and especially the team unity,* Kellgren said. T h ey were so w d coming to me and 111 t o able to leant a lot next season (Florida has two Junior goaltenders). Elselle said to doesn't know what he has waiting to replace Kellgren and he's probably not looking forw ard to finding out. She's allowed only 12 goals all season and has mid a starter since her sophom ore season. *She makes the key plays that keep us In every game,* Elselle said. 'It allows everybody to play harder on the other end." That's where players like W eber, Benltex and another Kellgren, freshm an Casey, come In. Allison h as done a great Job for u a ,' Elselle said o f W eber, a Junior. *She’s excellent on de­ fense and she's been showing ua some offense. Afy h as also done an exrrOm t Job even though everybody knows she's the one they have to shut dow n.' Casey Kellgren h as come an strong and waa the leading scorer In the 4-1 rematch wtn over Spanish River. Like moat lop players, several of the Lake Mary players go at It year round. Jordan Kellgren and Benitez are part o f the Olympic dcreland it seems they've aS been *’ (laying __• years, got me Into'It,* Benitez said o f h er fa­ *My dad d ther who once played for Stetson University.. T h e day they took me home from the hospital when I waa bom , they put me in a soccer in l- i R- I JACK?BRIOQEE. EEOUIRE Eentord, Florid* M7F1 (407) S02-7M1 FtoiMo Bar No: 14S3I Pukkah: February IS. 2*. and March 1. S, ISM DCN-1M S. IS. ISM IN RE ESTATE OF WIUJAM ROMRT BteCOMAS, IV VIWUSVM «| Thl* true! oAmmialrstlou of tho'' WILLIAM ROMRT McCOSSAE IV OATIO THE AUGUST E. 1EM. WILLIAM RODENT McCOSSAE . IV *• Gren lor. and OANA O ’ Me COMAS. o* SuceeeeerJ Trueto*. It curronffy ponding. •-! Th* name and S M ISM of tho. Sue00**01 Trueiee* aHomey M * ALL INTERESTED PERIG Nt: A M NOTIFIED THAT: Orsnisrig or butt on whom o eoter, notice I* served wffhm1 lontbe after to* data ol. toe first publication of tot* nobe* muet Me Ihelr claims tlalmn an, Ih* Succeeeor Tructe*I WtTHI* THE LATER OF THRU MONTH*' AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIMT PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TINS NOTICE ON THEM. p n to* Truetee WITHM THMB MONTHS AFTER FTBR THE “ ' DATS OF T M FIMT Ip u e l ic a ] T10N OF THIS NOTICE 5E * OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED a n p i ml / 7 WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. Th* dal* of Ih* hratI m | Mn torn of tola NoUm t o>iN lm n ttto. I I Aftorwoy I B OJWIO KEMP ISO •MATHERS E KEMP. PA. MS N. MVER AVENUE ORLANDO FLORIDA SESM TELEPHONE («S 7 »4 *-ttM '• FLORIDA EAR S1SEEE7 'I Pukkah: February IS. 22 1SM. DEN-171 1 fo r m .' Since then, dream s o f a state cham pionship have lingered on. But don't mention that yet to any o f tlie Lady Rama. And don't ask them too much about a state cham pionship. ‘Ask me In about 14 games,* Elselle said. LAKE MARY CLAS8IC LAKE MARY _ Rain washed out Friday’s play In the Lake M ary First Pitch Classic, so five m scheduled for today. Seminole waa to have played Aatronayit at 10 a.m.. wtth the hoot Rama taking on Okeechobee at 12:30 p m At 3 p m Seminole w ill return to b e e Okeechobee, followed by Boone against Martin County at 5:30 p.m. The final game h as Lake Mary playing M arun County at B p.m. The regular season opens or* Monday, with the Ram s competing in the Lyman Invitational and Sem inole going to Daytona to take on M ainland at 3 p jn . Defending state cham pion faWa Brantley w ill t o at the Merritt Island C la s­ sic. and Legal N o t lo t Legal Notice so nos OP PUSUO AUCTION Nol»c« V hereby given Me Conn, II Towing will Mil at Public Auction tor Saf*eg* tor Coah on demand to Mgheet bid­ der, tho following described vehicle* •2 Men WOBCOMAXCSOrmi M Ford IFABP33J7QW1I37SS t l Clio, •SChev 04 To,I SA Ford SSOZSDICn I f MO 0-0-00 1OCBSI4E1FS1S3S70 S-T-00 JT2AES4SXE00S4743 iFASrirurjAutm -Co-ai i ■1 Vos tl Saturn S-tS-SO wosoutavvii •-1I-00 Th# Auction will bn 1100 pm on laid dot#* oto McConnell Towing 4 Soeoi ■000 tonlord A*o.. Sant* ad S i m Prospective bfddors i toepect vehicle* ono Sour t to aolo. Term* or* c u t Certified Funds. McCoa Towing rettrve* 0»# righl accept or i*|«et eny and Pufakeh February 11.1000 DCN-1T0 TO BUTMR #P ACT3SS L WATSON .1E.1 J �. Today Is the final day for the World Series and the 100-lap Late Model and 50-lap Limited Late Model events will be run tonight (Saturday) along with the 100-lap Richie Evans Me­ morial for the NASCAR Tour Type Modlfleds. The Bombers will also run tonight. SAMSULA _ The fog rolled In early on night eight o f the 32nd World Scries o f Asphalt Stock Car Racing at New Smyrna Speedway allowing only two feature races to be run before the rest o f the night's program was forced to be canceled. In the Florlda/IMCA Type Modlfleds It was David Rogers o f Orlando taking the lead from Jerry Symons on Lap eight of the 15 lap feature with an out­ side pass ofT o f tum four and then leading the rest o f the way In dense fog to capture the vic­ tory In a 28-car field. T h is Is really a good car," Rogers said. T h e first couple o f nights we ran It we had to start from the rear so we wanted to take It easy and not tear anything up. Once we were able to get up In the fleld and get some luck with the Inver­ sion o f the field we were able to run harder and grab some wins.* * i l f -X 0 ' / ~ f : / I \ A f Pit gates open at 4 p.m. with time trials at 5 p.m. and racing set to go at 7 p.m. Orandstand admission Is $20 and pit a d ­ mission Is also $20. or a s p h a l t w o rld $ u n $ STOCK CAR RACntO POINTS CHAMPION STOCKS _ T M Vulptu*. WORLD SCRIES OP STOCK CAR RACINO POINTS CHAMPION MAN _ Arnold Mill* OVERALL MINI­ ASPHALT OVERALL SPORTS­ The fog rolled In on lap 11 of the main event for the FlorIda/fMGA Type Modlfleds and visibility was at a premium. *You ca n t even see down In turns one and two.* Rogers added. *If I didn't know this track as well as I do I would have parked IL ‘ It's getting dangerous out there and It's not safe to race.* In the American Race Trucks It was Donnie Morelock leading flag to flag to take top honors in the 25-tap Th ick feature event. C a r e e r s In T r u c k D r i v i n g Starting Marin flaadfop, top photo). Oats Jarrstt. Bobby LabonO, Derrick Cop*. Tarry LabonO (leading, bottom photo), Oats Earnhardt. Rusty WatT M C j t i . '; laca (No. 2) and Mika 8tormer (No. S I) w Saflba tavodfos whsnths 40th An­ nual Daytona 500 nrta tomorrow starling at 12.30 pm . T I C T R A N S M I S S I O N & A L T O RKPAIR . It’s question answering time at Herald Sports Editor DAYTONA BEACH _ Is this finally the yfcar for Dale Earnhardt? Can Jeff Gordon repeat? Can Sterling Martin, who won the 500 two times In a row. win his third in his tfew ride? W ill the Labonte brothers dom i­ nate? O r can the new Ford Taurus come out on top? . These and many other questions will be wiawcred tomorrow (Sunday) when the 40th Annual Daytona 500 la contested at paytona International Speedway starting at 12:30 p.m. • A ll grandstand seats for the 500 have Been sold, but Infield apace rem ains at $65. The race can also be seen locally on Channel 6 starting at noon. 1 Earnhardt has been his usual strong •elf in February, winning his 125-mile qualifying race lor the ninth straight year and starting fourth on the grid. • If Oordon is to win he will have to come from the back o f the pack as a 15th place niMloe Chick finish In hie 125 w ill force hfen to start 29th. Tor the first time ever two. brothers. Bobby and TCny Laboote. w ill start on the front row. Bobby, to a Pontiac Orand Pita, win be on the pole after quollfrtng at 192.415 mph. Terry, to a Chevrolet Monte Carlo, w as second fastest at 192.127 and will start on the outside o f his baby brother. M arlin w ill be making his first start driving Fell* Scbates' Monte Carlo. H e a l­ ways drives well at Daytona and was strong In winning the first 125 qualifier on Thursday and will line up Inside the sec­ ond row. The Ford's have run well In the draft and If they are to win It wtll probably come from a group consisting of Dale Jan ett (who won two years ago and w as second on Thursday). Rusty W allace (who won the Bud Shootout last Sunday). Jimmy Spencer (who won the qualifying race last Sunday and h as run good In practice all week) and Michael W altrlp (who w as second behind Earnhardt on Thursday). d s m s s m c m s ir v h • P r p V i* * • CVs it Axles Grooms » other abort Jumper and )ialr o f free throws. • Engine Repairs • l\ine -upe from FL, CA, KY. NY, PA a th en were unable, sitting back on defense as the Ume rolled down. W ith 20 secon ds rem aining. 'T h a t's where It stood with 1:42 remaining. C room s promptly turned the ball over u v d C ro o m s coach Steve C a r­ michael started yelling for hla players to fouL but the Pan- Seminole the other orm lftnal Friday night. The game srtll be played next Tuesday at 8 p.m., following the junior varsity championship, also between Oak Ridge and Mirtnland. at 6 p.m. Seminole (22-8) led 10-9 after the first period, and despite the Pioneers taking a 20-17 lend at a successful first year o f C rooms baakrthoB. A t the start o f the season. Carm ichael brought together a coBectMn o f players who had, far the meet eight-man roster that sim ply woo worn down by the larger schools. In their own class, the Pan­ thers were on e o f the strongest teams, fed by dominating ath­ leticism and K showed Friday night. Orangcwood fed by nine at the h alt 54-25 and. after going up 40-27 in the third quarter. Crooma faught back. W aldo hit three to cut the a l (iii(|wuinl Business Lii|iii(l.iturs ) �4B Sanford Hetaicl. Sanford. Honda Sunday. February 15. People Dancers dazzle woman’s club High-stepping Ballet Guild struts its stuff Hearts and sweethearts reigned supreme at the January meeting of the Woman’s Club of Sanford Inc. The luncheon hostesses transformed the quaint clubhouse into heart's haven with a distinctive Valen­ tine motif prevailing. The clubwomen werr dazzled bv the performance of the o ffi­ cers of Seminole High School Da/zlcr Dance Team, presented bv the club's arts department.. Tlie five dancers jx-rformlng for the du b were: Jaclytin Foster. Cindy Nasso. Kimberly Huffman. Klmmlr Duiwsma and Shcllv Harbour. S E N IO R E D IT O R 1 D O R IS D IE T R IC H Beverly HulTman. an ardent supporter and chairman of Dazzler fund raising, gave a brief history of the Dazzlcrs and Introduced each who told about herself. Jaclynn and Ruth Games (from left) presents certificate and check from Sanford Woman’s Club to officers of Seminole High School's Dazzler Dance Team. Kimberly performed In rousing solos while the ensemble. J a ­ clynn. Cindy. Kimberly and Kimmy performed the dance which showcased them as the No. 1 lyrical ensemble In tlie nation. Thunderous applause echoed throughout the clubhouse and President Ruth Oalnes pre­ sented each Dazzler with a 'Celebrate Women* certificate and presented the team with a check. According to Beverly Huff­ man. ‘ Under the direction of Maureen Maguire, the dance Jacfynn Foster, Klmmie Louwsma, Kimberly Huffman. Shelly Barbour and Cindy Nam Jeanette Padgett and Betty Jack look on. , Sanford Woman's Club president Ruth Gaines (left) presents Frances Webster with the president's ■Celebrate Women* award for her outstanding volunteer work In the d ub and community. Ballet Guild of Sanford-Semlnole performa todey (Saturday), at 8 p.m. at Winter Springe High School In the 30th annlvaraary gala, "Capture the Magic." The guild will dance the 9 amut, from eplrIttad Jazz to the elegance of elaealcal ballet In­ cluding uBlua Da­ nube (right). Tickate, at $8, are available at the door team Is known not only In our community but nationally, for their unique and awesome dance style. They were the 1097 National High Kick Champions and remain In the winners' circle.* Beverly continued. "As well as the team championships, they hold state and national ti­ tles In small and large ensem ­ bles. Jazz, lyrical, military and field performances.* There are now 70 members o f the dance team Including a flag team. Beverly said, *As one knows. It takes mega dollars to support such a successful pro­ gram.* Anyone wishing to make a contribution, fell free to co n ­ tact Beverly. President Ruth Oalnes heard routine reports. Jeana Hughes lias transferred her member­ ship from the Junior Woman's Club o f Sanford to the general club. Frances Webster was the re­ cipient of the president's ‘ Celebrate Women* award for February. She was cited for outstanding club and commu­ nity work. It was announced that Libby Prevatt has resigned from the club due to 111 health, leaving the corresponding secretary office vacant. Frances Morton resigned as third vice presi­ dent. Voted on to fill the unexptred term o f the offices were: Ann Howland, corresponding secretary, and Viola Frank, third vice president. The District VII Arts and Crafts Show will be held Feb. 28 at the Clermont Woman's Club. Blue ribbon winners In the recent local contest are eli­ gible to enter their entries. For Information. call Jeanette June McFadden (left), past Grand Royal Matron of the Order of the Amaranth, visits with Grace Hudson at the Masonic Homo in Sf. Petersburg. Padgett, arts department chairman. The club will host the Semi­ nole County Federation of Women's Clubs at 11 a m.. Feb. 23. at the clubhouse. This Is a covered dish meeting. Hostesses were: Rrtha Blankenship, chairman. Burbars Moore and Jean Fowler. BALLST GUILD ALUMNI MAKE STRIDES Congratulations arc In order to Ballet Build of SanfordSeminole in celebration of Its 30th anniversary performance today (Saturday. Feb. Ml. at H p.m. In the Performing Arts Center of Winter Springs High School. About 50 dancers will ca p ­ ture your hearts with 'Capture tlie Magic.* Alumni dancers will be In attendance to support the *•• OUtrick. Pigs SB SB Elks place emphasis on education at world conference Grand Lodge Department o f Education annual conference and workshop o f the l.B.P.O.E. o f the World was held at the Holiday Inn at Universal Stu­ dios on Feb. 5-8. 1008. This event was hosted by Region IV Department o f Education. The workshops were held In order to put more emphasis on education. The Elks all over the world have as their top pri­ ority the role of education and continuing education for many youth in the communities of America. Tlictr theme was. if your pas­ sion is educating our youth, your pleasure will be fund raising for the Department o f Education to provide a path for our youth and members to en­ ter die 21st Century. Under tlie leadership o f the National Grand Exalted Ruler. Dr. Donald P. Wilson. Grand Commissioner o f EducaUon: Grand Regional Director. Alex- MARVA HAWKINS ander Foxc: Grand Daughter Ruler. Dr. Jean C.W. Smith; Grand Directress o f Education. Beverly A. Green: and Grand Regional Directress. Estella Simons, a successful session was held. State President Walter Butler of Florida and Daughter State President, Daisy Brunson, wel­ comed the national officers and conference attendees to the beautiful sunshine state. Memorial services to the de­ ceased members o f the educa­ tion departments o f all lodges across America were honored on Saturday. Feb. 7 at a m e­ morial service presided over by Daughter Lou Alyce, Dean of Royal Palm Temple In Orlando. Musical renditions were given by Dgt. A. Michelle Lamb, Grand Lodge Organist, Dgt. Retha Baker. Evergreen Tem ple No. 321. local education direc­ tress and Dgt. LaTanya QuinIln. The Invocation was tw Rev. Benjamin Holiday, Florida State Chaplain o f DeLand. The scripture was read by Dgt. Elaine Crumlty, District Educa­ tion Directress In Sanford. The purpose o f the sendee was shared with those In a t­ tendance by P.O.E.R. Earl E. Mlnott. Florida Educational Di­ rector o f Sanford. Deceased members were paid tribute to by Bro. Jeffrie Smith. Florida Antler Guard Department and the lighting o f the candle and roll call o f the deceased teas by State •ducatton ttetegatea at Elk* World Conferanoa from California, Arizona, Washington and Oragon a rt (from lafl): Thomas Wilson i . Virginia Dgt. Betty Waters. Orand Edu­ caUon Secretary. Thanatopalp was recited by Daughter Daisy Brunson. Florida state presi­ dent. The message a t the hour was brought by the Rev. Alex Richardson o f Ebcnezer Chris­ tian Church. His theme was "You Can Figure It Out; God Can Work It Out* from St. John 11:21. He reminded the audi­ ence that they must put their hand in Ood'a hand. Ood docs have a leader for every o c ca ­ sion and Ood can and Is a l­ ways In control. Participating in memorial service at Elks World Conference held at Universal Studios, Orlando, are (from left): the Rev. Benjamin Holiday, Elaine I Crumety, Walter Butter, Diasy Brunson, E « f MF nott. Alex Richardson, John Gross and Beverly Green. of apprcdaUon were extended by Dgt. Daisy Brunson, the Honorable Dr. D.P. Wilson, Orand Exalted Ruler. P.Q.E.R. John Ooas, Orand Commissioner o f Educa­ Uon, P.O.D.R. and Beverly * Kirby, Frances Jones, Beverly Green, Karon Powell, Ela Rowell, Mozell Brown, Ethel Lewis and Geneva Mosley. Green, Orand Directress of EducaUon. A n afternoon o f rest, relaxa­ tion. fun and food was planned for the conference attendees at Celery City Lodge S542. Evergreen Temple *321. Bro. Thomas Wilson. Ill was host to the gu eats for an afternoon o f fried sh and all the trimmings. The fts! aetUng was enjoyed by guests from Arizona. California. Ore­ gon. Washington. Detroit. Mi­ ami and many other cities and states. The session closed on Sun­ day with the guests vowing to return to Florida. Tickets are available from daughters or by calling Dgt. KaUe Burke at 322-2826. Thr guest speaker will be Daughter State President of Florida. Daisy Brunson of Clearwater. The musical enter­ tainment will be by Eloiae DUligaurd and the George's. H airy Burney, renowned actor, and Oloria Williams. The Celebrate Tlie Difference Vision 2000 will feature Patri­ cia Russell-McCloud, nation­ ally acclaimed speaker and spell-binding professional ora ­ tor who leaves her audiences anxious for more. She holda ’A S T tlie key to many cities where Evergreen Temple No. 321 she has spoken. will host Us annual prayer She la listed in Ebony Maga­ breakfast on Saturday, Feb. 2 1, zine aa one o f the 100 most bi­ at 8:00 a.m. at the Elks Lodge. te 6 1 I I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. February 15, - BB EN G AG EM EN TS Heather Dsnlss Cohan, Kavln Hubbard Gray Cohen-Gray Evelyn I. Cohen of Longwood. announce* the en­ gagement o f her daughter. Heather Denise Cohen of Melbourne, to Kevin Hub­ bard Gray, son o f Orruld and Jane Gray o f Live Oak. Bom In Longwood. thr bride-elert Is the maternal granddaughter o f Untie Uebman of Boca Raton. She la a June 1992 graduate of Lake Mary High School where she was a class secretary during her Junior and senior years. She was also a Lady Ram all four yrurs. u tnemlier of student government. a Rampanlon and a peer counselor for two years. Ms. Cohen Is a May 1996 graduate of University of Florida School o f Business. She Is employed ns a con­ sumer loan officer al First Federal Union In Mel­ bourne. Bom at Live Oak. her fi­ ance Is thr maternal grandson of Orville and Untile Douglas. High Spring, and William and Myrle Gray, Uve Oak. He is a 1967 graduate of Swannee High School where he was on the foot­ ball team. He graduated fmm the University of North Florida and Is em ­ ployed as branch manager at Norwrst Financial Corp. The wedding will lie an event o f April 18. at the Clarion Hotel tn Orlando. Lindquist-Rowe Mrs. Pellr J. (Rrldun) Lindquist of Lake Mary an­ nounces the engagement o f her daughter Kristin Lee, to Scott Parker Rowe, son o f Bonnie Rowe o f Roackawoy Township. N J . and Steven Rowe o f Little Fall. N J . Bom In Daytona Beach. Miss Lindquist Is the daughter o f the late Pellc J. Lindquist. She Is the m a­ ternal granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swanson of St. Louts Park. Minn, and the paternal granddaughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Prlle W. Lindquist o f Oradell, N.J. She Is a 1991 graduate of Lake Mary High School. She received a bachelor's degree from the University o f Florida In August 1995. Mlsa Lindquist graduated with high honors and par­ ticipated In the Kappa A l­ pha Theta sorority, Florida Blue Key. Florida Clccrones/Student Alumni Assoc., and was the secre­ tary o f the Panhellcnic Council and chairperson of the Southeastern Panhellenlc Council. Her flanc* was bom In Livingston, N J . and gradu­ ated from Morris Knolls High School In 1991. He received a bachelor’s de­ gree from the University of Florida, where he gradu­ ated with honors In 1995. He participated In the Al- Florida’s first natives reviewed You are one o f the first p eo­ ple to set foot In Florida. It is 12.000 years ago. Florida tlirn is not at all like Florida now. It Is a vast grassland twice It's present sire. You have come to Florida following the herds of bison and mastodons. Michelle Alexander presented this picture o f Ftorida when she visited the Lake Mary H is­ torical Museum to talk about Florida's first natives. When paleo Indians first came to Florida. It was during an Ice age. They made their settle­ ments near sinkholes, creeks and along the coast. The riv­ ers and lakes o f modem Flor­ ida were not In the picture 12.000 years ago. The tee age meant Florida was much drier than It Is now. Not enough is known about the earliest inhabitants of Florida. As the Ice age receded and water rose, early settle­ ment sites wrre covered with water. Inland sites became the victim o f Florida's weather and bacteria. Florida Is not an Ideal spot for preservation. What sites did survive the ele­ ments are not surviving the ex­ plosive growlh of Florida. Many sites are bulldozed with­ out being studied. Sites are also plundered by people looking for prr-histortr arti­ facts which they then sell over­ seas for a premium. Florida dors have a law making Hie ex­ cavation and looting o f burial sites Illegal. We do know that palro Indi­ ans wrre hunters. This was not an easy feat when you con­ sider the fact that the m asto­ don they hunted were 12 feet tall. They had to be skilled hunters. And thry had to be careful. Because while they wrre hunting, thry were also being huntrd by saber tooth ti­ gers and other predators. They used tools on the hunt. Spears and atl-atli. An atl-atl Is a spear thrower that could pro­ pel a spear higher and with more force than when thrown alone. Aa the ice sheets receded, the water rose and the vegeta­ tion changed. The mastodons began to go the way o f the d i­ nosaur. The natives were sttll hunters an d , gatherers. ^but wtdah were really just hot _garbage phu Tttu Omega fraternity and Intramural football and basketball. Mr. Rowe Is the maternal grandson o f Mrs. Betty MacDonald o f Elmwood Park. N.J. The couple are law stu­ dents at the University of Hortda and both will graduate in May. Upon graduation Mr. Rowe will Join the Orlando firm o f Rumbeiger. Kirk and C ald­ well. The wedding will be an event o f May 23, at St. Ste­ phen Lutheran Church. dumps that were used year a f­ ter year. Some o f the ahell mounds are several acres across and up to 25 fret high. One archeological site that did survive waa Wlndover. W in d o w waa used as a burial pound by the same tribe o f people for probably hundreds o f years. W in d o w , which Is near Titusville, to a site that has always been wet. At one time. It was probably a lake. There sms tremendous depos­ its o f peat. Peat preserves bones, material, even organa. The W in d o w site waa found by accident. A construction company was digging to pre­ pare the site for construction. They unearthed a skull. They immediately stopped digging. Archeologist came In and be­ gan to excavate the site. What they found amazed the world. They found preserved bodies with brains Intact and even some stomach remains. And because It waa used by the same group o f people year af­ ter year. W in d o w is the big­ gest collection o f related DMA in the world. TVo thirds o f the site has been excavated. Brains, which were shrunken but Intact, have been put through a cat scan. MARY RO W ELL DNA was retrieved. The one third of the site has left undisturbed. When dover wns discovered. other been WlnDNA analysis was relatively new. It Is hoped Uiat future scientific advances will mean that more rxravntfon will give more an­ swers than are possible now. Agriculture started earlier in North Florida than In Central and South Florida. These early natives used skin bags and soft stone bowls for cooking and storing. Then pottery was de­ veloped. Tlir first pottery was fiber tempered. Thai means that fiber would be mixed with the clay. When Hie pots were fired, the fiber would bum out. letter, sand was used Instead of fiber. The method o f making the pottery was either coil or pinch. Designs on the pottery were made with com cobs or other natural materials. Some­ times a wooden paddle was carved with a design. The paddle would lie used on p o t­ tery over and over again. Weaving was done with grasses and othrr fibers that did not survive the yrars. However, wet pots would be put on mats to dry before fir­ ing. Archaeologist have d is­ covered different weaving pat­ terns Hiat were used try looking at the bottom of pots. Early natives were also trad­ ers. Archeologist theorize that the trade networks went to wrst to California and north to the Great Lakes. At the time of contact with Europeans, the major tribes tn Florida were the Timucua. the Calusa and the Apalachee. A new book on the Tlmucua states that the range o f the Tlmucua was never as tar south as Orlando. Whether It was as far south as Lake Mary Is still belngdrbated. T h e S p A h iS h . vA k » had been ib ttu to (or 130 years, thought Florida was an Island. When Juan lUncfe de l>on came Florida, he r im e In search o f gold and slaves, not the foun­ tain of youth. He and his Spanish crew landed In Calusa territory on the Gulf Coast In 1513. The Spaniards, average height 53 ', were met with ag­ gression by the Calusa. a for­ midable site with their average height o f 6 feet and 3 feet tall headdresses. Some used to thrortze that the aggressive­ ness waa Just their way. How­ ever. the Calusa were sea trad­ ers who plied the Gulf in their canoes. Moat likely, the C al­ usa knew o f the Spanish and what they had done to the na­ tives In Cuba and on other, is­ lands. In 1521, Juan Ponce de Leon came to the land o f the Tlmucua. This time, some say he waa looking for the fountain o f youth. The Tlmucua were hot anv happier to see him than the Calusa had been. Ponce de Leon was severely wounded and died later tn Cuba. Contact spelled death for Florida’s three major tribes. Disease, slavery and war had virtually wiped out the Calusa and the Tlmucua by 1700. The Apalachee, already decimated by disease, were wiped out by soldiers in 2 days in 1704. It Bom In Brooklyn. N. Y „ Ms. Jackson la the daugh­ ter of the late Jacqueitne Johnson and Edward Johnson. She la the grand- V A LU E-P A C K ED E N TE R TA IN M E N T 'U n i v e r s i t y o f C e n tra l F lo r id a Check our calendar for theater, art, muafe, sports and lectures at: http’J /www.olr.ucf.edu/ pubrel/calendar/ Chambers Of Gospel have moved to WA1 J i9 (r 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM Saturday Request Line O pen (407) 273-1190 Rev and Mrs. Chambers Hosts D e B a ry H a lit SPRING FESTIVAL MARCH 21it A 22nd • 10 AM - 4 PM • Tour 1871 Mansion • Craft Demonstrators • Entertainment • Plants • Vintage Cars • Historic Displays FREE ADMISSION D e B a r y H a U M a n s io n 200 Sunrise Blvd. DeBary, F L 92713 Call (407) 668*5854 daughter o f the late Robert and Virginia Hawkins. Ma. Jackson to a 1965 graduate of Seminole High > School and to a police rec­ ords technician for the Sanford Police Departm ent. She to known in Sanford for her love of singing. Her fiance. Ulyases, waa bom in Tallahassee to the late Clarence and Mary Jackson. H is m aternal grandparents are the late Joseph and Katie Moore. Jackson grad u s ted from Seminole High School in 1966 where he w as active in sports. He works for the City of Sanford Street Maintenance Departm ent as a technician. The wedding w ill be an event of March 7, 1906 at 4.-00 p m. at the P in t Shi­ loh Missionary Baptist Church located at 700 Elm Ave.. in Sanford. Fam ily and friends are invited. Creek. After her talk. Mlchcltc In­ vited members o f the audience to come up and try their hand at making coll pots. People were also able to get a good closeup look at some o f the ar­ tifacts she had brought. In­ cluding a piece o f Tlmucuan pottery. Sponsored by DeBary Hall. Inc. The Daytona Beach News Journal Volusia County Part and Recreation Dept. Jackson-Jackson Master Jaquan Jackson o f Sanford, announces the forthcoming m arriage of his parenta. T rad e Turner Jackson to Ulysses Ber­ nard Jackson. is known Hint there were a few survivors from the Calusa. They wrre adopted by the Creek who brgnn moving Into the state around that time. Thry Inter became the Semi­ nole. It Is not known whether nny Apalachee and Tlmucua survived, but If they did, they would have also Joined with the M k fw N o A la *a n d v (M t) of tha Orange County Historical Muaaum apokg to lha Laka Mary Historical Commtoalon about Flor­ ida's first nattvas 12,000 yaar* ago. Couple exchange vows Nawml Rustom o f Deltona became Hie bride o f Dave Towns of Sanford on Dec. 31, 1907 at Magnolia Acres, an 1888 Victorian home In Longwood. Alain Qlrmrd performed the ceremony at 10 a.m . in the roae garden. The bride wore a Victorian lace gown complemented with a headpiece o f silk flowers. A luncheon reception for fondly and friends followed at the M ifn o lla Ttei Room in Lomrwood. Toe bride la the daughter of Elmaza Rustom of Beirut. Lebanon . • Mini Quill Auction • Assarted Foods �M •Sanfxd Msraid. Santord. Rond* •Sunday. February 15. SUNDAY Hobbyist of ths MORNING vPfitDfr- - tm*>•$ lCfT#T«f t*on ii^.Cy»i)Arn«»Mi»r B n£ S S I**. WMM4 v*4 nae n O ih lb * * * - -*f _ ^ v * * I*** l? 1 .1!!*" rrH^. ~ L * * ♦ * «» »*Ef* - »»T W »» P^»-> wrrr* m w 1 1 1W6) iarm l — MMW (In S»»*n) X ’ UC S iW HUE™* TftiilFrW lnw tm i tVO-TX ~ [ •«0)~V*M SwtWiM tiiihi |m*)Cr*» l*1 f iS 5 L « SffibfiS Mary Thrift and har husband, Tom, display eoma of tha crafts aha has created. » W « » —»|1W1»ln«t»W» Family joins in making crafts 5 M S S B 5 5 By SUSAN WENNER Herald Staff Writer wngiafa.ifcak— B g m S s fi fr? 4 i T« * ^ t IfffS w S a *=-&- SANFORD - Sanford resident. Nancy Thrift, be­ gan her crafting hobbles in 1083 but has still not tired o f It. In fact she has found a way to make this a family affair. *1 tend to get the whole family Involved." she said. *1 Just started with craft shows. My husband cuts the wood for me. My son sets things up at the shows and helps with other things." Thrift shared that she began with soft sculptures making "potato sacks’ from recycled panty hoses. Burlap material w as used to create a sort of bag to hold the hosiery works. Next In her creations were mop dolls. The treas­ ures were made from "mop heads' purchased at grocery or department stores. Aa she put It. th ey are like the old time m ops." W ith a touch of lace, cloth or sewn outfits the mop becomes a doll. I've also made mop rabbits, turkeys, angels and a bride and a groom." she said. Recently during the holiday season. 11x1111 worked with bread dough and sculptured clay. T make Christm as ornam ents." she said. *1 look at a picture and then make It. The humidity In Florida la so bad that I quit working with bread dough. Hawkins- a wi ‘ duentuil persons in Amertea. rt Hear her in a diverse discus­ sion on Thursday, Feb. 10 from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at Church Street Station Presidential Ballroom . The coat is *2 7 per person and includes dinner. There la open seating and parking is available at City H all. Make your checks payable to the City of Orlando and mail to Junior League o f Orlando, 12S N. Lucerne Circle East, O r Undo. FI 32801 or call 2995000. ext. 1601 If after Feb. 13. 1008. F*$ r o f o i f M The Central Florida Chapter o f the International Black t With the bread dough you have lo make It right then and there. W ith the sculptured clay you can wait." Creating floral arrangem ents w as cited as an ­ other favorite. She w as excited about the fact that she designed and arranged the (lowers for her sons wedding. Thrift has also worked on numerous other weddings for friends. Silk flowers were used. On one particular night when Thrift couldn't sleep she got creative with a sand dollar. She painted a lighthouse on one. She also paints on Christm as stockings. Such things as C hristm as scenes and snowm en are added with puffy paints or acrylic paints to aplce up even the most boring stocking. Thrift enjoys adding decals and paint to brighten a plain Tsh in . Although she h as done her share of crafts she docs have some goals. Candlewtcktng h as been accom plished but she plans to team counted croaa-atltch In the future. "I do my crafts to relax." she said. "I call It my therapy." Thrift and her husband, Tom. have been married for 23 years. They have two sons. Nicholas and Christopher and one granddaughter and one grandchild on the way. presents tta W ________________ „ _____ A Red Dress* on Saturday, March 7. 1008 from 9 £ 0 a.m . until BOO p.m. at the Holiday Inn In A l­ tamonte Springs. Come for a day o f sharing, mutual support and network­ ing. The theme is "Olvtng Back - Reclaiming Our Communi­ ties*. Pre-registration if $25 and ia $30 the day o f the w ork­ shop. Lunch w ill be provided. You may RSVP to 331-5065 and get advance registration by Wednesday. Feb. 25 by calling 331-5666. o f life Church o f Ood In Christ Youth Departm ent at 818 Sanford Ave. and Oth Street, will hold Its B U ck H is­ tory observance on Sunday. Feb; is u r 11:30 b.m v......... 1 The youth will portray h is­ tory's great black Am ericana: Harriet Tulm an. Mary McLeod Bethune. Rosa Parks, and Coretta Scott King. Hear great spirituals. The soloists are: Faye Henderson. Teresa Ruffin, Tam eaha *TT* Jones. Tina Hannon and Taaha Brown. A c­ tors are: Antwanette Barnes. Joh'navc Henderson and Tam esha Jones. The Singing Kings o f Joy will present an evening o f spiritual songs on Sunday. Feb. IS at 7:30 p.m. at Second Shiloh Baptist Church. Brother Baker U chairm an o f the program . " BSM E B S sr Dietrich ITALIAN NIGHT prestigious ballet company June McFadden. past Orand It'a that time o f year when where they got their start. Royal Matron o f the Order o f. food, fan and festivity will be Former Ballet G uild dancers the Am aranth, w as chairm an of the order o f the day at the currently dancing profession­ a dinner dance for diabetes on Sanford W om an's C lu b a 12th ally are: Thom Lake, featured Saturday. Jan. 10. at the Or­ Annual Italian Night. Patrons performer In Las Vegas. lando Scottish Rites M asonic come out o f the woodwork to Bally’s. Fremont. Hilton, Center. A winter wonderland attend this succulent feast Janet fiiw i ink featured theme wwa canted out in the which ia scheduled Saturday. performer at L as Vegaa B ally's decor. Nearly $600 w as raised Feb. 21, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.. G rand and previously Mere for diabetes research. at the clubhouse. 300 9. Oak Griffin Resorts and Trum p P al­ The O rder o f ths Am aranth la Ave. ace. Atlantic City. a fraternal com The savory 1sauce and Erika Mills, dancer at Andy posed o f tempting aide dishes, a s well W illiam s Moon River Theatre. their qualified women relatives. aa the charm ing am biance, Branson, Mo., and previously According to June, the Orand keep patrons coming back, Carnival and Royal C aribbean Royal Matron m ade an official year after year to sam ple the Cruise Lines. visit to court No. BO In C a ssel­ delightful Italian fare. Lula Peres, dancer In berry recently. The next day an Ticket donations are: 06 “Chicago.’ previously featured entourage left for BrooksvtUe. adults and $4 children. Take­ in nine Broadway shows and Largo and to the M asonic out service la also offered. J ofbey Ballet. Home at 8L Petersburg. H e re ' Tickets are available at the Natalie W eld, dancer ‘ Nell they visited O n e s Hudson, door or from any d u b member. Ooodm an's Cirque." Conrad formerly o f 8anford. who la now Hilton R esort Punts del Este'. a resident o f the fecllity. June Uruguay. reports that Grace la doing well tlw n dif llaliniannl «u 4 S i « . I At t I N I /V? A % 1 mK 1 M AH > I I M M .t L t t fft t t f i a s * * ras are: Jacqul Greene, Shell W il­ bur. Heather Hoffm an. Eddie Korgan. Debbie Ru— ell B ow ­ m an. Keith W alker. M argo Doarlcn. Jackie Hanson. Gina Hattaway Holbrook. Holly Kurtmal Ricker. M aureen Kelley M aguire and Susan Largen. It ia noted that Maureen tm i e* 7 »K * ) IM �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday, February 15, * 7 1 After Hours ★ T ib b e t s A u t o R e p a ir ★ D in n e r a n d a m o v ie Divorce yourself from this movie T t e Wedding Singer (T O - IB ): Someone tell me I didn't sec It. Please, somebody has to say there was not a micro* phone visible In the upper right portion o f the screen during a conversation between two characters in the new movie. The Wedding Singer. You try to deny It, suppress It from conscious memory, but you can't. It sticks out llke...weU. you know, like a sore thumb. A lapse In continuity Is OK except when It Is as obvious as the one In The Wedding Singer. In a scene where two charac­ ters talk amongst themselves, the audiences’ attention Is un­ intentionally diverted to a dan­ gling red microphone (used for picking up voices for the dia­ logue track) slightly above Drew Barrymore's head. Now. nothing should take attention away from Barrymore; how­ ever. the bumble Is so blatant. It honestly drew laughter from the screening crowd who may or may not have known why the microphone was there. It was hard not feeling em ­ barrassed for the film, but the show went on despite every­ one's shock from the out­ standing mistake. Add It to this contrived romantic com ­ edy. and what you get Is a dis­ appointment. There are scenes o f good laughs and you drop Into a stale o f nostalgic bliss reining the 1980’s with the film's soundtrack, period Icons, fashion, cars and hair styles, but It falls short. Saturday Night Live alumnus BT D a vid F ra zie r . .» . m p r? R t. H 1 Adam Sandler does something totally unexpected here: he plays a nice, caring guy. He Is Robbie Hart, a twentysome­ thing complacent with his role In life as a wedding singer. Ills fiancee thought he would be something more -like o rock atari He learns that fact all too well when she stands him up at the altar. As he la trying to get over the wedding day snub, he ends tgi falling for a wedding reception waitress named Julia (Barrymore). She Is sunny, pure and sweet. She Is also about to marry s big louse. But ss most o f these romantic comedies work out -and you see It a mile away- Robbie and Julia overcome obstacles proving that love prevails. There Is nothing to prevent tooth decay from the sweetness you have to chew on through­ out The Wedding Singer. I must admit getting a bit light­ headed from It all. It Is a "feel good" film, but you know you're being manipulated. Credit that to the filmmakers and college pals o f the film's star, director Frank Coracl (Murdered Inno­ cence) and writer Tim Herllhy H erald S ta ff W rite r M ove over D on P ab lo ’s a n d R io B ra v o , th e re ’s a little resta u ra n t tn S o n lo rd that c a n g iv e y o u tre m e n d o u s com petition. E l Potro M exican re s ta u ­ ran t Is a sm all h id d en p lace that o ffe rs som e o f the b e st In a u th e n tic M e x ic an c u i­ sin e. E veryth in g at E l P otro is m ade w ith fre sh in gred ien ts a n d the recip es follow the tru e M exican tradition s. A ll M exican food Is n ot n e c- ______________ c ss s rtly p re p a red hot a n d a ll o f the d ish e s a v a ila b le a re m ode w ith m ild flavors. If p a tro n s d e sire a little sp ice w ith th eir m eals, hot sa u c e s a d o rn ev e iy table. T h e very large m en u o ffe rs v a ry in g se le c tio n s fo r a ll app etites a n d picky eaters. T w e n ty -fo u r com bin ation p la tte rs a re a v a ila b le a n d every o n e, n o m a tte r h o w finicky, c a n fin d som eth in g to su it th eir tastes. In a d d i* tio n . sp e c ia ltie s s u c h a s w e ll a s vegetarian en trees a re p re p a red fresh to order, W h ile th e re sta u ra n t Is not h u g e , th e a tm o sp h e re Is trem en dou s. U p o n en terin g E l Potro, y o u a re w h isk ed into a sm all-to w n resta u ra n t in the h e a rt o f M exico, S p a n ish m u sic p la y s q u iet)y tn the b a c k g ro u n d w h ile se rv e rs flu e n t In b o th S p a n ish a n d E n g lish tak e o rd e rs In e ith e r to n gu e , F la g s, p ic tu res a n d d e c o ra ­ tlon s a re tastefu lly p la ce d EL POTRO 3639 Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida (407) 328-9433 T h e R itz Th e a tre Presents Drew Banymora and Adam Sandter star in New Uns Clmsms's romantic com­ edy. The Wedding Singer. (Happy Gilmore!, Herllhy writes some good Jokes, but has to learn some­ thing about plotting. His hu­ mor Is Ironic, sarcastic and spoof; It's pretty funny. But he throws certain situations Into the story that come off as phony. Take for Instance a scene where Robbie's ex (Angela Fealherstone) shows i out o f nowhere In the midc o f the night dressed to kill wanting to reconcile. Herllhy Just uses this device as another hurdle for Robbie and Julia to Jump, but It Is really unnecesaaty. You either become a cynic or a captive to a movie like The Wedding Singer. Either you buy into what the filmmakers urr shoveling or you know what they are up to and caution yourself every so often not to Tall prey. “ “ ^ ^ H ■ ■ A ■ M ■ B ■ B W w 3 TWo and a half stars out of th rou gh ou t the d in in g room a n d th e television Is tu n ed to a S p a n ish ch an n el. S in ce the food Is p re p a red in au th en tic M exican style, d escrip tio n s o f e a c h sp e c ia l­ ty o re listed o n the m e n u .'1 D o n 't b e a fra id to a s k q u e s ­ tion s, how ever, a s e a ch se rv ­ e r is w e ll a w a re th a t not everyon e k n o w s w h a t a H au­ ls o r a taqu lto Is. In add itio n to th e com m on d o m estic b e e r a n d w in e s, cu stom ers c a n try a u n iq u e M exican b e e r o r h ave a n Ice c o ld m a rg a rita w ith th e ir m eal. F resh ly m ade from sc ra tc h s a n g rla Is a ls o a h o u se specialty. T h ree d e sserts, so p alp U las (w h ich m ean s soft p illo w s), fla n and ban an a ch im lch a n g a s a re o ffered If an yon e h a s ropen a fte r the h u g e a n d fillin g en trees. E veryday, th ere Is a lu n c h b u ffe t a t E l Potro w h ich is a ls o o ffe re d on F rid a y even in gs. F o r som e o f the b e s t M ex ican food in th e a re a . S a n fo rd la th e p lace to , i# , £ ' * Ha ’> 3j t r i f V l Based on Love BISHOP'S APPEAL FOR SERVICE ENRICHMENT FOR OUR PEOPLE, OUR MINISTRIES, OUR FUTURE. 22 YEARS OF GIVING Donations may be made at your parish or you may send donations to: BASE • P.O. Box 1800 • Orlando, FL 32802 C o natiatuQatio ns 3 0 QJea/ts! 8 t M um Hirer Gallery, Inc. (Nrasriy nm aueel Gsasrglac.) Ticket*:SUAdults *tW Baton • MChildren 207 Magnolia Avenue •Par Reservations call 321-8111 - DATES A TIMES February20th. 21at MfeOOpn 4 22ad M230 pm February27U). 2BU* &00 pn A March 1stM230 pm Hie Guild will perform “Capture the Magic” \ on Saturday Feb. 14, at Winter Springs High School.. Don't miss the 8 p.m. performance. Gall 323-1900 for more Information. Mliiaa DtltMr and Valerie WeM Directors V in k Mni fhr Hwr Dc4k*ttm A Our Tm iIA. �M■ took Santort Herald, Sanford. Honda . Sunday. February 15. Legal Notices IN THt CIRCUIT COURT O f T N i IRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR • IM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIOA ORNCRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION c a m n o i t i - t t o j c a to a TEXAS COMMERCE BANK NATIONAL AMOCIATIONS PLAINTIFF VS OENEft STEPHENSON IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD. THE u n k n o w n s p o u s e . HEIRS. DEVISEES GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST GENE R STEPHENSON. ORACE H. STEPHENSON. IF LIVING. ANO IF OSAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEEB. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST GRACE H STEPHENSON. JOHN A BALDWIN JAMES BLACKBURN. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION Oefendenltt) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment el loracloaur* dated January 30th, ISM. entered in Civil Cate No ST-21 S3 CA 14 A of me Circuit Court ol the I STM Judicial Circuit Wand tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford, Florida. I will veil to ttie highest and batt b'rtdrr tor cosh AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol the SEMINOLE County Courthouse located at 301 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida, al I t 00 a m on Ihe 3rd day ol March. 1SSS Iha lot lowing daicrtbad proparty a« eat forth In aaid Summary Final Judgmanl. toBEGINNING SSO 3 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION H . TOWNSHIP 20 S. RANGE 2S E. THENCE RUN NORTH 24/f t FEET. THENCE NORTH St DEGREES 41 MINUTES WEST SSO.tt FEET. THENCE SOUTH 24T.SS FEET THENCE SOUTH I DEGREES 41 MINUTES EAST 330 44 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OVER THE EAST 2S FEET FOR LONQWOOO MARKHAM ROAD. PUBLIC REC0R0S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Osted this 2nd day of Fabruary, 1003 (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARVANNE MORSE Clerk e l the Circuit Court By. Oomthy W. Bolton Deputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF sot S Unnremty Dfhre Plantation, FL 3324 (S34) 223-3000 47-14343 la a «cardiaaa with tha American With Dieeb*twa Act, paraona with dlaablRtwa new eig a apaclal accommodation to participate to due proc eeds ahould contact tha Clerk el tha Circuit Cowl al tha SEMINOLE county Courthouee al 407-3234330. EXT. 4227, net talar than seven day* poor to tha proreading It hearing Impalied. 1■00-SSI-1771 (TDO| or 1-000SSS-S770. via Florida Relay Pubbah; February R. is, 1SSS OCN-SS aaa m tu b Legal Notices LIST OF SIN INOLE COUNTY RCC PROJECTS: • Protect 4 F C a «:»I/ B J C Protect Title L U N S U d J U l! County Soutttwctt Service Ataa Walet Svitem Improvements. Document 41341 • Protect 4 RCJJS:JM»JC Protect Title Qreenwcod LAktl WMiA_VlAlti_ IteklmenUElsiU Uneiottmcou Document • 1341 • Protect I Protect Title Ulltittea Mowing 4ftd__ Qrgy nJ___ Ma UUSHABCS StntKtl. Document t 3201 For mtormetion on any of tha Seminole County BCC protect*, pleate call information on Demand. Inc . 40T-S73-0020 Pubhth Fabruary IS. IM S DEN-ISt IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMIROLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE ROt S7-SS43-CA-14 DnrtsioRi i NATIONSBANK. N A . Succefteory by Merger with NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH) Plaint iIt vc BARRY J LANOGARTEN ANO KEMlSHEL F LANOGARTEN. HIS WIFE. ANO EACH OF THEM. LAKE MARY WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION F/K/A LAKE MARY WOOOS PHASE II HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION Oatendentil) NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE FOLLOWING DEFENDAN TIE) BARRY J LANOGARTEN MS SPRUCIWOOD CTLAKE MARY, FL 32741 KEMlSHEL F LANOGARTEN MS SPRUCE WOOD CTLAKE MARY. FL 3274S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to toractoto a mortgage on tho following property in SEMINOLE County. Florida LT 33. BLOCK A LAKE MARY WOOOS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK SS. PAGES 34 THROUGH 40. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ HOLE. FLORIDA ha* baon triad age inti you and you are required to serve a copy ol your written detente*. N any. to it on the attorney tor tho P tomtit! NIXON A ASSOCIATES 23 0AV1S BOULEVARD Tampa. FL 33404 on or belorv 30 day* ol tho tint publication ol Nile notice ol action, and hto tha Original with tha Cfort ol thla Court either baton service on PlalnliH'* attorney* or Immodutaly there­ after, otherwise a dolault will be entered against you lor the nltol demanded in the Complaint DATED On Fabruary tth. ISM Maryanna Mono Ctork • ! tha Circuit Court SEMINOLE County PO. 0RAWER C SANFORD. FL 32772-MSS By: Jeon BrtRent Daoulw Cleft R4 ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PINSONS WITH OISARtU- ’ TICS NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMISODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE A D A ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE CLERK OF THE COURT NOT LATER THAN 7 DAVE PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. AT 3234330. EXT 4227 IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDD) t-300-PM3771. VOICE (V) t-SOO-MS•770. THIS IB NOT A COURT INFORMATION LINE. Publish: February IS. 22. 1SSS OSN-1S7 w iB A ia iR o m o v r r wv ^Wa t io Ta OF THE tSTN JUBIOiAL I RBt ST.SSB4 RAt 4-N QK CAPITAL MONTOAOS SERVICES. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. OUN H. WILSON. 0 UVINQ. AND 0 OCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QFLANTESS. ASSIGNEES LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER M Rt: ESTATE OF DEBRA X. EAST. Tho administration e l (ho estate e l OEBRA A EAST deceased. Ftto Number S0-01SCP. to pending in Hie Circuit Ccurt tor torn MTERBST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST OUN H WILSON; addra** to which to P.B. Bro wer g Sanford. Ftorfo* 31771-OSS ^ OP OUN H. WILSON. IP ANY, JOHN DOC AND JANS DOE AS tho personal raproaantatlvoY ALL INTI RESTED PERSONS ARS NOTIFIED THAT: Rl POSSESION, et #L NOTICE IE HEREBY OWEN pursuant to a Summary FI Judgmanl of (amatoauta dal January SOth, ISM . aatoraS to CtoS Cnao No S71Sb4-CA14-A ol to* Circuit Cnarl af dto 1STH Judicial Circuit to and ler SSI I SOI N. Part 1 Florida, at U NO am. an I day • ! Match. tSBS Sts 1 Btoir nbfocbaaa wbb this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THRI MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF BSRVICS OF A COPY OF THtS NOTICE ON THEM. AS creditor* e l the dscodsnl lUta an whom ■ *1 ton notice to screed del* to too flml pubheabon *1 LOT 4S. HOWELL ESTATES. 1ST AOOinON. ACCORD!NO TO THE FIAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOR S3. RAGE SS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated thla 2nd day of ictNeurr c o u r t TAM i a ll beau Deputy Clark THE LAIN OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. RA. ATTORNEY FOR FUUNTIFF SSI S Uarearoily Drive Plantation. FL S3S4 ■7-10014 la accordance witk the American with DtoabU toa Act to B fi ■Nth toto Court WITHIN THi LATER OF THRU MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AS atoor madders to to* doo d e a lt a*tat* must llto tha ctoton WHO toto court WITHIN THRU MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF IMS FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS NOTICS. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BANNED The data ol too foot public*tton to tbto None* to Fabruary 14to. 1SM Personal Rapmaantallv*: PSBPIBAO. ANDERSON St I . Florida 32771 a tha Clark of CecuM Court al 7 county Caurtoaeaa at 0S7-SS34330. EXT. 4227, not kator than Fonanal Representative O EDWARD CLEMENT. 000-077S, too Florida Raisi ■ MIS222 POTTER. CLEMENT A LOWRY SM Boat Fifth Avenue U n to Dora, Florida 32747 411 : February IS. SS. ISM OEM-174 t S. IB. I I DEN- 71 | Legal Notices M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA OSNSRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION O A t l ROt SS-ttOS CA-14-A BOATMEN'S NATIONAL MORTGAGE. INC F/K/A NATIONAL MORTGAGE COMPANY PLAINTIFF VS VERADINE GONSALVES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VERADINE GONSALVES. LAKEWOOD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSS1NOI HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. INC RON LAWSON 0/0/A SPECIALTY LANDSCAPE. FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS NOTICI OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREOV GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanl ol foreclosure dated January 30lh. t i t I entered in Crvtl Cate No S4-2104 CA-14-A ol the Circuit Court ol the 11TH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMI­ NOLE County tanlord Florida. I will sell to the highest and best bidder lor cash al I he WEST FRONT DOOR ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse located al 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE in SANFORD Florida al 11 00 a m on tha 3rd day ol March, l i f t tha following described property a* eat torth m said Summary Final Judgmant. to-wit LOT 102. BLOCK B LAKEWOOD AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 4t THROUGH S3. IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA TOOETHER WITH ALL FIX­ TURES NOW ANO HEREAFTER ATTACHED TO ON USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PREMISES HEREIN DESCRIBED INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOW­ ING SPECIFIC ITEMS: WALL TO WALL CARPS T Dated this 2nd day ol i. IBM (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE Ctork ol the Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Ctork THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAI' IIFF M l S. University Dm* ■tola 400 Plantation. FL 3S324 |SS4| 233-SOOO 44 04424 In accordance with tha American with Otoabiktioi Act. person* with disabilities need­ ing a tpactol accommodation to participate to this proceeding ahould contact the Ctork ol too Circuit Court 04 to* SEMINOLE . Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notice* UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION Removal nl the below described vehicle* was con­ ducted in romnliance with F S 713 73 Notre# that Dutch's Towing will sell said vehicle* at Public Auction tor caeh on Marc h 10th, t i l l at 10 00 am at 200 Pervimmon Ave . Sanford. Florida We resarve tha right to withdraw any vahicles from Ihit auction Alt vahicles sold AS IS No tdta guaranteed Dutch'* Towing reserves (he light to bid cm any vehicle 1934 Nissan 40 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THB 1STH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi ST -0003 CA 14-K SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS MICHAEL ALLEN ARNETT. JR UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL ALLEN AnNETT. JR. SANFORD-HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION INC . JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENDANT(S) MOTICS OF FORBCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmanl ol foreclosure dated January 21th. IM S. antamd In Civil Cat* No 37*0303 CA 14-K ol tho Circuil Court ol tha IBTH Judicial Circuil In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County SANFORO. Florida. I will tall lo the highest and bast bidder tor cash it the WEST FRONT DOOR ol lha SEMINOLE County Courthout* located al S«1 NORTH PARK AVENUE In SANFORD. Florida. a t l l N a n on tha 3rd day ol March. IM S lha following described property at **t forth In **id Summary Final Judgmanl. to-wit LOT 77. HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE II ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 27. M G I I 1 ANO 1. PUDLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated thl* 2Sth day ol January. 1M I (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARVANNE MORSE. CLERK Clerk ot to* Circuit Court Dy Dorothy w Dolton Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA. SOI S University Drive Suit* 400 Plantation. FL 33324 (S44)233-4000 M 0I2IK S N W ) In accordance wllh the American with Dtsabilittas Act parsons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate in thl* proceeding should contact tha Clerk ol the Circuit Court al lha SEMINOLE Count* Courthouse *1 407-3234330 EXT 4227. noi lafor than seven days prior to lha pro­ ceeding II hearing impaired, 1300-B44-3771 (TDD) or 1-300*94-3770 via Florida Relay Service Publish Fabruary S. I I. ISM DSN-34 104 JNIHTt 1S4ET123901 1173 Butch 20 ID* 4J47ASQ1 72131 1931 Chav 20 ID* 1A237K30I431402 1934 Chev 2D ID* iatFP37S3aLtt4440 19*7 Mercury 20 ID* 2MEDM33S2HD4347M Vehicles may he viewed on* hour prior lo sal* Publish Fabruary 14. t i l l DEN-US IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THI 13th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AKO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIOA C A Ii NO. 13-74-CA-I4-A IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLANO MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaintiff OEDRAJ SmAMI A/K/A OEDRAJ ANDREWS DECEASED ET Al. Oelandanl* NOTICE OF ACTION TO OEORA J SHAH) A/K/A OEDRA J ANDREWS. DECEASED YOU ARE HEREDY NOTIFIED that a Complaint to Forsckit* Mortgage action and force tose ol your rnlarost hi and lo lha following described real asial* Lot 32. longdal*. according lo ptal thereof as racordad in Plat Oook 13. page 43. Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida More commonly hnown as 1223 Hunt Road West Longwood FL 32740 This lawsuit has bean tiled agitnsl you and you are required lo serve a copy ot your written detente* it any. lo it on MATTHEW J 1CHLICHTC. Plaintiffs Attorney whoa* address It. 2134 Hollywood Blvd. Hollywood FL 33029. within 30 days altar tha first publication of this nolle* and 31* the original with lha Ctork to Court either bolero service on Plaintiff* Attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a default wiN be entered against you tor tha rebel demanded In the Complaint or Petition Witness my hand and seal to thla Court on Fabruary 1th. IMS (court sea/) MARYANNS MORSE Ctork ol Circuit Court A* Deputy Ctork Cacab* V Shorn Publish February IS. 22. ISM 0CN-1S2 Hottoo to Solo Pursuant to Fla Statute SO­ SO*. and SS-S07. tha sal* ol contents, household and mite . ol to* following tenants, to sat­ isfy owner lion*, will bo hold on Pok Slsl at IB M am at 1-4 Mud Storage Inc SM Hickman Or. Sanford FL 4S7-S2I-MI2 Unit no Mary Cronk c-S Barber* Davis A-t* Dorothy Green f.f y James Kanrt B-t William Law C-11 A S40 00 deposit is roquired to Pubbah February S. IS. ISM DEN-71 Legal N o IIc m ANO Each Dalendant and any othar parson* eiabhbtg any bitarosl In to* property described In tho Potlftoa In tho above-styled Eminent Domain proceeding rt hereby roquired to serve written defenses, it any you has*, to the Petition heretofore tiled In thl* cause on the Petitioner, and any request for a hearing on tho Petition tor tho Order ot Taking, it desired, on Petitioner's Attorney, who** name and address It shown below on ot baton Tuesday. March 10th, Its*, and to hi* tho original ot your written detent** and any request lor hairing on the Petition for the Order ol Taking with tha Clark ol thi* Court either before service on the Petitioner'* Attorney or tmmediataly thereafter, to show whst right, (ftto, inter­ est or ban you have, it any. or claim in and In to* property described In said Pennon and lo show causa. II any you hsve. why said property should noi be condemned lor tho use* and purpotas a* oat torth in said Petition II you ton to answer, a default may be entered against you tor the rebel demanded In the Petition It you lab to request a hearing on lha Petition lor Older ot Taking you thaN waive any right to obfecl to aaid Order ot WITNESS my hand and *0*1 of stid Court on JANUARY tth, t MS (SEAL) MARVANNE I30RSE CLERK OP THt CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By: Ruth King Deputy Ctork Ro b e r t a McMilla n County attorney lor lirfonot* County. Ffortda Sr mmole County Services Budding ttSt East First Street Sanford. Ffortda 32771 Telephone (407) 311-t ISO. E l l 7IS4 Attorney lot Pofitfonot Publish Sunday. Fabruary IS, IM S Sunday. Fabruary 21. ISM DEN-1 CIRCUIT OOURT C A M NO.I BO-12S-CA-1B-A CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, a municipal corporation Slitting under to* lows to to* State to Ffortda. J MILTON MOORS, and FLORRIS A. MOORS. N * witat RAY VALOIS at Tas Cobactar at Sofotaola Caunty. Ffortda; i tha unknown spout** ot too oboe*. R any; thou haws, Oart* IN BIBMTtSHTH JOBWIAL OHM HIT, M AND FOR M MMOLE OOWKTV, FLORIDA CASS BS. ST-SS74-OA-IS-R SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political subdivision ol to* Stale ol Florida. Petition*r. MYRA S DOU0NEV a* Trust**. JOHN P MSDEIROS: LINDA S MEDEIROS, BANK UNITSD OF TSKAS. FSB. JAMES F W1LKENING. THERESA A WILKSNING a/h/a THERESA D WILKSNINO. MAGNOLIA FE0ERAL BANK FOR SAVINGS. RAY VAU3CS aa Taa Cobactar to Saminola County. Ffortda; and lha unknewn » pairsas ol above. Mony. rhob hob*, davia aas. assign set. hi pot***tion and any and ab ether to have any right, mto m foiaroal by. to* above named Da fondanil, or any right, lilt*, or intare* I in to* foal property described In thi* action. NOTICI OF EMINENT DOMAIN PAOCflDMOS: TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. INCLUONtO THI FOLLOWMG: J. MILTON MOORS FLORRIS A. MOORS 223 Rinohon Road Lake Mary. FL S273S RAY VALOIS, taminofo County Taa Cabaclor 1101 Boot Fust Street Sanford. FL 32771 YOU ANO ANY OTHER PARSONS CLASSING ANY NfTSRSST M THt PROPERTY OlSCRsgiD M THE PETITION M Petition an: DONNA L. MtWTOSM. SSOUIRS Attorney for Mw Cny at Laha Mary TO THOSE ABOVE-NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTISS CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THI NAAMD DEFENDANTS. ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAYING OR CLAIM­ ING TO HAM AMY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, toga Ibar onto Ht Perforation Taking ha* baon Mad In to* aboeo-atyfod court to aequo* certain property Intofoftt in I ammo I* County. Florid*, described as fob to . FL 27772-4443 HOT) 322-1171 r (SOI boys tolar sw ells I aactutoe* to to* day to larvfol, and ss RM i wratan dtoan1 * 1 wtto too C l«k to toto Court, t on PomtonorS Aliuntoy or OamadMSt right. M o , MareM w M r you, er any to you. has* in and la to* SMIM^S ^ev MvV oM1^foS^e^w v^MpMM, W IOO.SI PARCEL M . M l A PARCEL OP LAND IN SECTION 12. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. HANGS M SAST. BEING A PORTION OP A PARCEL OEBCRIBIO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK MTS. PAOI IS M OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP BSIRHOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEING MORE PAR­ TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS POLLOWS 00 MM— BE AY THE SOUTHWEST QODMBR OP THB SOUTH- •STATS: FCS SIMPl S PURPOSE: ROAD RMHT-OF-WAV i The Surtowito 1/4 to Nw Narthaaw 1/4 to I and SottNt i/2 to ut* Bitokiato 1/4 to Nw I LSMM NW Wsa* SM SB« to NW 13— f/ t to NW—I I ^ a A ^ ^ a -« l a r w k w*N "NMtfwOOs M ^^w BUm -V W asa w MH^ —m m b1 •action 0S, Tawnahip M ( Florida. CONTAINMO 11.27 ACRES. MORS OR LSM FURTMSR, YOU ARS HCRSSY NOTIFISO tool to* I petition for an Order to Dickey, on* ot uw Judpo* to Nda Court, m to* SBW M g to FtOnwry. ISM at O M bt Caurtraqat J to BW OiwtM ll County Courthouee. 301 IWrtN Pork Awaua. Owtfosd. PfosWa SSTT1. N o hearing to Si tors S. you «rq 40— 0B W RW 0 roquato las 0 hoartaq an to* pqlllMn for order to — *• and sonm 0 copy art r« nw abov* orwooo. Pabuw w la* a fonsom for a ho OsBw d w w . I gfo. . _____ M l SS-S77S. yto Florida ^olay * f t . IS, 1SSS OSN-M >NOt BT BBSS M I S A FSOSNAL NATIONAL MONTOAOS ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. NANCY J. BOHLSN F/K/A NANCY J. HARHtBON.IFLJVINQ.AMP 0 OSAO. THB UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEMS. DCVISE(S. ONANTIES A t HON El t LIENORS. CHSOtTGRS. THUST U I ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST NANCY J. BOHLSN F/K/A NANCY J- HARRISON RALPH BOHLSN. FORO OOMUMSR FINANCE COMPANY; JOHN DOS ANO JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION. »< si. OotoodenUt) HOTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to « Summary Final January SOlh. IM S, entered In ChrH Ca m No- ST 22S4 CA14 A to tot Circuit court o l too 1ITH Judicial Circuit to and tor U M t NOLB County. Sanlord. Florida. I tvW sail b> too highest and bast bidder to* cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR of tho SSMINOLS County Courthouee located to SSI N. Park Ateaua to Sanford. Florid*, al 11:40 a m on tho Bid day ol March. 1SM (ho following date!tiled property a* act forth to paid Summary Final Judgment toLOT 7, BLOCK L. FOXMOOR UNIT S. ACCORDING TO THB PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK S3, PAO U M AND SI OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA NtCLUDINO SPECIFICALLY BUT NOT BY WAY OF LIMITATION OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED EOUIPMENT: HANOI, DISPOS­ AL. WALL TO WALL CARPETDated this 2nd day of Pobntant, ISM. IC1ACUIT COURT SSAL) MARYANNS MORSE Clark o l to* Clmalt Court Deputy Ctork THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI S. University Drive . FLSSS4 4) I S7-I7444(FNW) In accordance with lha American with OtaabSillas A ct tog a aped DtrtK'M t# ill abauld coaled to* Ctork to Nib Circuil Court al lha SSMINOLS county Courthouse al 407-1234330. u t 4227, not lator than so*on digs prior to to* pro­ ceeding. II konrtag Ingnliud. ISM 111 1771 (TDD| or 1-000SSS-477S. uto Florid* Relay 1S.1A 11 in Mated Owner lions 43 SM Lynn H. Pag* •72 Derrick Richardson To b i ofHhrl of rt*ipo>od of Thurt.Fata Mto, IM S, 1 0 *m Al: SunRay Store Away SIC Rinehart flood Lake Mary. FL 3274S pay up, can SM-4SSS Pubbah Fobn February S. IS. ISM OSN-43 BP TUB SM MTSS NTH JBBMIAL CIRCUIT CISMBOLS COUNTY, C A M NO. *7-1ISS-CA-14-W SSMINOLS COUNTY, O poHKcol subdivision of tha SUI* to Florid*. THB ESTATE OF JOEL 0 JETT. TERESA A J in . HOWARD A JETT. BARA ANN JETT. FRANK DAVID JETT. JOHN ALAN JETT. ANO THE UNKNOWN SPOUSES OF THE ABOVE. IF ANY. THEIR HEIRS. 0EV1SEES. ASSIGNEES. GRANTEES. CREDITORS. LESSEES. EXECUTORS. ADMINISTRATORS, MORTGAGEES, JUDGMENT CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. LIENHOLDERS. PERSONS , IN POSSESSION AND ANY AND ALL OTHER PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THB ABOVE-NAMED DCFENDANTE OR OTHERWISE CLAIMINO ANY RIOMT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN THIS ACTION. DatendONto. UNS OP THE SAID SOUTHEAST OUARTSR OP SECTION M . A DISTANCE OP SM IS TEST TO THE WEST LINS OP THE BAST 433 FEET OF THE WEST ONE-HALF OF THE SAM) SOUTHEAST QUAR­ TER OF SSCTKH4 M . ANO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THI NCI. OSPARTnra SAID SOUTH UNS. RUN NORTH SB*S1’ IS ' WEST ALONO SAID WEST L M f. SS M FSET; THSNCC RUN NORTH SP*3S'M* EAST. SSS fit FEET. TO THE EAST LINS OP THB WEST ONE-HALF OP THB SJU0 SOUTHEAST QUARTER OP SECTION U ; THENCE RUN SOUTH SO'SI'IS* EAST. ALONO SAIO EAST LINS. M M PEST TO THE SOUTH LINS OP T44S SAIO SOUTHEAST QUARTER OP SECTION M . THENCE RUN SOUTH S0*M‘M * WEST. ALONO BAH) SOUTH LINE. 33301 FiST TO THE POMT OP THE ABOVE PBSCRtSSO PARCEL OP LAMO LIES IN. COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS ISS47 SOUARS FIST. MORE OR LIES ONCLUONM THAT PORTION OP COUNTY NOAD 44A CURRENTLY M ING MAINTAINED BY SEMINOLE COUNTY PON ROAD PURPOSES) OWNER: MYRA S. 00U0HSV so Trust** e/o J Orogery Hu e » Orange 1 Ml IOIW I A PARCSL OP U W 0 LYING IN SECTION M . TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH. HANOI M EAST. BEING A PORTION OP LOT IT A. 'KAYWOOD RSPLAT* ACCORDING TO THI P U T THEREOF. AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK M. PAOCS S7 ANO IS ANO OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOR 1SM. RAGB1SM OP THE PUBLIC RICOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. M ING M O M RARTICULARIV DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: THE SOUTH M.SB PEST OP LOT 17A OP BAIO *KAVWOOO RSPUT*. THE ABOVE DESCRIBSO PARCEL OP U N O UBS IN THE CITY OP SANFORD. EE— OLE COUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CON­ TAINS 1SM SOUARS PUT. MORI ON USE. it rti# 1 hour of 11 ;M a m on 10th, ISM. tool certain proparty and bstoB to DATED toto Sto ds* d Fabruary. ISM MARYANNS MORES Ctork oI to* ClrcuM Court Nr- Jono B- Jsoawto Deputy CtMfc Pubbah: Fabruary IS. St. t* W DCN-tM t s psrtw a s is b o w do i ■ Ml fomt* aupn KilutfMaM | I— III , to two I FblMI .P H t B y s N Wb l IL OP U N O LYMtO IN SSOTION M . TOWNSHIP I t J— M BAST. SBHM A PORTION OP LOT ISA, "KAYP U T * ACCORDING TO THB P U T THt A * OP. AS >M P U T BOOK M , PA M S ST ANO M ANO OFFICIAL : 1774, RAGS ISM OP THt PUBLIC RSCOROS OP OOIMTY. FLORIOA, S U N MORE PARTICULARLY Id sg to THB SOUTH S f J t P U T OP LOT ISA OP SAM HAYWOOD ■ PARCEL OP U N O U M M THB O tV OP OOUNTY, PLONMA ANO OOStOUNS ISM THB ABOVE Ibt Wtdfor n ,a ,«s , OWUIIWW a*, i v e r e a is m ■ M BAST. M M M A PONT— OP LOT ISA. R V U rjLO O O R O N M TOTHS P U T T H U g I COUNTY. FLORtOA. BEING MORSI PARTICULARLY PAR TIC I m NONTH iM P M T OP THI SOUTH M-M PUT OP LOT ISA IR A R O E LO P U N O U U M TH E C IT Y OP C O U N TY , PLO N M A ANO O O N E U N S M S to Bogin SM fool n o r* 9* *W aouthwasl corn** ol C l 0*34 t/t to to* NS 1/4 to BBM#S d Section 7. Township SI. MSNBC M run north 70 tool to*no* onto IIS Mol (banco aouto IB toto thane* wool I l f toot IS N » Ptoto of Bagtonmg (Inso SIBSS tool tor iM dl. M B s RsssMB d are* SO fours < : JOHN RM UNOAB.I */* Koto Hlgg. Bag. SSI la a iP b w Sweat BSD OR IB b#i tib p u - . NS. TET that pursuant lo ih« Stool Summary Judgmanl . lor Forectotum entered to Hto 000* ol M U M B L E COUNTY, a political tubdhrlsio* to IN* •toto pi Florida. PieuiMN. **■ THE ESTATE OF JOEL JETT, M at. to and tor Eiwtooto OaWtoL Florida. Co** No. OT-ltES-CA* 14-W. to* undarsignod Cto/k to too ClrcuM Court wW • • • to Im t MMMif fef f r o lo OiNSRBb p w i A PARCEL OP U N O LYING IN EECTION S3. TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH, RANGE M EAST. MING A PORTION OP LOT 17A. *KAYWOOQ R SPUT* ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF. AS I m P U T BOOK M . PAGES ST ANO M ANO OFFICIAL RSCONOEDI RSCOAOS BOOK ISM . PAGE IS M OP THI PUBLIC RICOROS OP M — O f OOUNTY. FLORIOA. M M M MORI PARTICULARLY DCFORMED AS FOLLOWS THB NORTH S.M FEET OF THB SOUTH M OO FEET OP LOT ITA OP BAIO HMTBMOO RSPLAT*. ---------------------------------- O P U N O U U M T H ia T Y O P OOUNTY. FLORIOA ANO CONTAINS SM ON 1MB. PURSUANT TB CtUPTSB CS, Neat door *1 to* Sarto County Courthouse to I iwbi *¥ T W • • « a Stt SaalPbwSWoot r im * — p Ti Hti| gid ^ lEM. to 1:M g m . V M M I R I I , OX6V, S3A4 B. PBM - tfoem a. to to* Rl / u ■ t NCV M I 6 L O V A N I C • O V e r a • IMS ky NIA. ku- M i l l • I H I I I T I H J M I V If V I 6 ¥ . ' I K N P C I A I N I H , W fobuool a baartng oa Aa Pobtiaa for Ska Order to SaMnj ot to* ia w w to g N g o M s M wSodsndBsNowA A a rO to w — NSNSr b io — — •H N M yM 4 P 4 *M H H IM - �• • Legal Notices w TNI cir c u it co u rt or TNI IRTN JUDICIAL omcurr, m ano ton m hinole COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION o u t NOI M.IIM-OA-14.A CITIBANK. FEDERAL SAVINOS BANK PUINT1FF VI BEATRICE HOOKS JONEE F/K/A BCATNICt HOOKS A/K/A BSATRICS JONES A/K/A BKATRICS JIAN. IF UVINO. ANO IF OtAO. THI UNKNOWN EPOUIE. MSIRS. OKVISKS. ORANTIES. ASSIONEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIUINQ AN INTEREST IT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST BEATRICE HOOKS JONES F/K/A BEATRICE HOOKS A/K/A BEATRICE JONES A/K/A BEATRICE JEAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BEATRICE HOOKS JONIS F/K/A BEATRICE HOOKS A/K/A BEATRICE JONIS A/K/A BEATRICS JIAN. IE ANY. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS R E -N O T IC E o r r o R ic k o s u M s a l e mortgage on the CLASSIFIED ADS following LOT ST. AUTUMN GLEN PHASE 1. ACCORDING TO THE PU T THEREOF AS RECOROEO Bl P U T BOOK 31. PAGES 4S AND 47. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat boon tiled against you and you ara required to serve a copy ol your written defenses. Many. to It on DAVID J. STERN. ISO. Plaintiff's attorney, whose address Is SOI • University Drive 4300. Plantation. FL 33334 within 10 days bom the dale ol INa brsl publication ol INIs notice ol action) and Ills INa original with the clerh ol tola court either before service on Plaintiffs attorney or Imma dialely thereafter, otherwise a default will be anlarad against you tor lha relie! demanded In the complaint or petition Mod herein WITNESS my hand and lha seal ol this Court al SEMINOLE County. Florida, this Sth day ol February. ISIS MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Cecelia V Sham Deputy Clerh U W OFFICES OF DAVIOJ STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI • UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE *00 Seminole 407/322-2611 Orlando-Winter Park 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times........ $.68/!ino 7 Times.......... $.84/lino • A ll *5 PM 3 Times........ $1.09/llne MONDAY thru 1 Time.......... $1.42/line FRIDAY CL08ED SATURDAY Rates ore per Inoortlon 3 lino Minimum. • SUNDAY Schedubng may IndudE Lake Maty Life «1 lha coat ol an addt* Bonst day Cancsl when you gtt ratufts Pay only tor tot days your id runs at rats samgd. U se fuB daacripbon tor iastsst rasuRs. Copy must toBow acceptable form. Wa raaarvg Vie right to rafua# any ad at any Ems. Commercial frsqusney rates ara EvsNaDiE. D EADLINES Tuesday thnj Friday IS Noon tftt day before pubBcdUon Sunday 11 Noon Friday. A D JU S TM EN TS A C R ED ITS : In Big avant ol an error, N R k i —— i ^ a to U M k a A d a m B * w t L ^ ^ jE U t o e « M to r g j y J oMOtOrQ httraW WW D6 ansponSOMI for Muw Hr¥ 1 RTMMrnOn Onry MnQ only toa Eta ariant ot N coat ol BtM Inearton. Plata# chach your ad lor accuracy tfto Brsl day N tuna. •N TNB BN3BN4T BBNNT City Room 141 •SO N. Barb Aeanua Sanlard. FL M771 Bids rocahrod altar NOON on bo returned lo I No aandar publicly I tolar on March 3rd. ISSS. al ISO PM In City Cammlaalon ra. Room 117, SOS N. BoUcllalion , at no coal. In the ISM. t to (407) The ____ IS The City al Sanlord roaarvaa too ri0rt to accept or retool any February 11. ISSS Pubhah: February IS, ISSS 0BN-1SS B. S7-II7S-BA-I4-A KBU i m i l MORTGAOS. Plainttflfs). vs BTBVBN J. HORTON, ol al. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment al Mortgage Foreclosure dated January SO. ISSS. and entered In Case NO.SM1TS-OA-14-A al too Circuit Court ol toe SIGNTBSNTH Judicial Circuit to and r o u s s e a ? ' S ort* GAGE Is toe Plaintiff and BTBVBN J. NORTON; RENtt J. MITCHUM N/R/A RENEE M. HORTON; ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPA­ NY OF FLORIOA. INC : CROWN BANK. FSB are too Defendants, I w * sol to too highest and beat bidder tor caeh al too WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT* MOUSE; SANFORD. FLORIOA al 11.B4 a.m . an too Sto day at too tallowing rty ae eel forth to aald Final LOT IE BLOCK B. MALTBIB SNORES. FIRST ADDITION, ACCORDING TO TNB P U T THEREOF AS RSOOROED HI P U T BOOR IS. RAGS 4. PUB* UC RS00R04 OP OOUNTY FLORIDA ANO AT TNB MOST DORMER OF LOT BB. OLOON A. MALTBIB r -------- ---------AOOITION. TNB P U T THEREOF RECORDC0 « P U T BOO H COUNTY SOUTH ■ 2 # EDICAL BILLING iiiAMvoay piULVIW^ an sm ut *S4ti HUO OKAY EOT ARE YOU I HONEST? Help wffh house­ keeping busmen Start part lima and work to* Phone, bent- me- MWCJI b Denial dam*. MNton* ot ciptoih ltd being feed menu aty helad aa a lop tO BuetnaaatortwSO’i C U E N TS PROVIDED B i t 1347 BANPDNO in, hardwood tin. vary WMdout. acm porch. S42S/mo ♦ S2S0kSap. 32B-4SM qtikad CM ASSEMBLY WORKERS A Madune Operator* l* t 2nd A Ord thiftt WA tram. Apply In pereon 1000 Sand Pond Rd. Lake Mary 1/1 Scm petto, hardwood Soort. fireplace Spaciout E40GE350 333-14M BanterM n W/ av E u S17V week « Gap UtMtaa included 331*4114 er 34E-CB37 Services 103— HousesUnfurnished ERASE SAD CREDIT LEGALLY lor kwl $31.00 Mai chachmw to CALYPB01454 N Lehemont Aura, Winter Park. FL 337E3. ot balng turned Gown for Laam whara to cMam top beet daato-crada canto, am but toana. debt eonaobdaoon Rato ee tow et SS%. no an­ nual laaa. ato. H • W Emarpntae 323-ISM — tm m m — F/T B P/T tor a Mayor Manutach/rmg plant In Sanlord. Pott- NOTICE T E L E M A R K E T IN G 3 opaninot Ouar. SlOSO/hrtramng Than adv SISSOAir Sal. « comm Sanlord baaad Pool healing tmrna P/T £ F/T. Cal Mfety r\m rBQLwreo I n # f o llo w in g i fw r a g q r OUT BALBI r m in c o fT w c u y m -A ■ - --------- |||m r fX M y 9 p i p f i t H i Gap BANFORO t A 2 bdrm apt! $7.00 per hour im s m o r a n n r M Carport OVA... an w tG tn. tat — 3/1 w/ ro fB EoWr tE Eh^ ^ iP o w v w t r t k i »m B4 . 21 TO THE ORB PERSON eric a strong woman ffrongei eNt your love I wNfi you 3C nore yeert of top Stings you " away bom I tova you ind m u you 1 could have ‘ PM pern but Td heva bee 'a Day CM 1-SBB-2S14431 ext 24 tvt tar a FREE RaccvGlE Report Uvtngi ALONE? F i t RBBPCCTBO Deang Bureau tor EDOORS ------- 1177. Y -------------------- I Truck VA/TA Apprv COL. Truck -F R E E - hocbtaw. pool ... BANFOROt/S feaw carpet A paM JB S O (m B (4 B 7 )l Why Be Uwampfeyad? Lai Ua Work tar ffeut 171 BANFORO 4/1.8 MSOhno » MSO/aac. dap. CHA. ter. pch, W/Spa. OraM rm, tatoool tobfe « tire place No Truck Provided. MOGHour Several to Chooaa From S7 OQAtour Buay Otoca. Pd U STOCVMouf PLANT I EXTRA NOUOAV WEIGHTY t-On-1 ParsenN Training « Lifetime Faneee Free body It TO I People ffertoneHy Needed Phyeotogat 773ESB7. BARBA EASY PI iV PUSH BUTTON FIRE RELEASE lie., 34 yrs Eip Chooaa horn over SO 000 design* l&faq R. Fret ON Q y M y iN N N N d •04-4450013 or 407-334-J1SS LEASE Pnma ehowroom S7 OQAtour A ratouaa S10.B70 aq. B. SR 441 kontaga 407-S7B-2S00 Baa tours. 321-71S2 1000-IS.000 at From S3 N. Pnma torearn Hwy 17-E2 Bantart. 1 M bom Airport eg S ath Ot­ tawa. C l too- Legal NotlCft Sanford CM l l i nfeiltr BBAeiEE. A U . HOURS l O y i N p h c ZfiSXi JaSmib " aLu m w m n a u '1 atohENW>nee plRpaaPL tow ywt Part CFTIC T UtoSWaa ram . Far M H t o d M M | UC.SBB4-7. PASS-THROUGH CSRTIFICATtS SSRIIS ISSf-3. ISSS F/T or P/T MM Ma i t j 14$ I Mr 1 n B Baa M l* TO JOHN EEARSNJUX U S T KNOWN NBBIOBNCB: SOS H. Labe Oeettoy Altamonte Springe FL E3714 CURRSNT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU A R I NOT1FIEO tool an an Bl pool 277- 7BB1 R F / / V I^ ( action la feiecteeo a grape rty to PSMINOLS County. Florida: THAT CSRTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO. SO-C. DEE TINY SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDBO INTEREST M TH I U R D . COM440N SLSMSNTS. AND COMMON BXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO TH I COVENANTS. CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO OTHSR PROVISIONS OF TH I OCCUPATION OF MINIUM OF 0SSTWY A CONDOMINIUM AS RSCOROEO IN OFFICIAL RSCOADS BOOR IM F . PAGE IEEE. ANO IN OFFICIAL REV A m •. i ■ i- u i it t u e . . ii CUSKM BRRB B10JB TO START, 3 A (f) STAR BUtlNMB Qraal to (Aotonto. P/T A F/T No era tor into EMB1W • 1 - O p rtm n tM li VEAd FOL $ 3 0 0 -1 5 0 0 TV: FAN/HOOO. DISPOSAL. DISHW ASHER. RANOE/OVSN. R B FR tO IR ATO R , C E N TR A L M A T ANO AM . fMI BfB !• I M M v fM M M 6 , mbn Srtl ptrfcHrtttin #1 M i fttHot 9$ AfiUtA, and 0?Sj0rfJ 1E47, ALL IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF BSMINOLf COUNTY. FLORIOA. TOGETHER WITH THE POL- M t IBP $1. N f e L R N Y l REOl . WE RN|t) B0CB1B- 0BOREIS SI MMtUTBB SS SEC­ ONDS WEST 1 IS S I ►BBT ALONG THE NORTH UNB OP I SAMI III! M TNBNCS NORTH 73 IB MNNJTBB BB IAST ■BE S4 FBBT •ECONOS EAST THENCE NORTH 44 •1 MINUTES BB I BAST B1.4 FEET TO POINT OF 141 aoal of tola Omni aa February at too ONeeM Caurl 7T4-7B71 ttr Barrett A Floppier --------“ « B41B FLSSBS1 srss.spaciaaty Em . femmalor MALTY t NBNCE ' (C T W IW r a B S ----------Coma and ton our caring ot Nurses and CtiA'a. ( STOGHour pawn you can own No 3 btom home wf CAtA. new ptoto • car­ pet? Aak about HUD tor 13— HseRh A Beauty A B B O T? A T I T R A i.it E to tRienaion. Large Lake company hiring Fufl Tta t cfefea We t tram you to earn your pctonEM R E G IS T R A T IO N HOUBCI TO RENT GIFT OF LIFE CALL 330-4211 .......-MT-7W4 •ootymo 1-304-444- Hwtonc O w l. conv location From EJEVmon 321-E7S7 i l n c t f i l y s p o t o g lz s I required. $5 75 Plus Benefit*. Monday A Vaca­ tion Pay. ModtaaL 40IK and much more. U Mary An*. Work tit thM, M-F, tome Sakadaya 3005 W Lk Mary BMJ. U Mery NORRELL LAKE MARY 3/1 8 Clean CMA, large fenced yard. LK Mary •cnoort 20 IMMEDIATE O PENINGS M 330-3S11 ar 330-ISM beement* art subfact to tha FaGarN Fab HouNng Act Much mafcae I degal to adrern e any praferanca. imitation, or Gwcrirrwielion baaad on raca. col­ or. raPgton. m i . handwap. laor naaonet origin ♦ MSO/aac 1370 JOHN MARSHALL, et el. City at Sanlord PO. Boa trSB Sanlord. FL SSTFS-irsa ROBELBA VELAS ATTN HOMEOWNERS t S IM M * SIMAS STATE BTRBET BMW ANO ' TRUST COMPANY. AB TRUSTS! PURSUANT TO THAT CSRTAIN POOLING ANO StRVtCINO AGREEMENT DATED AS OF FSONUART 1, ISM FOR RTC R Capper Purchasing Agent February I I , ISM PubBsh February IS. ISSS ■Bah Fabry 0BN-1SS eeeaaaaea M M •1— Money to Lend S7-ISS7S(FM)COL Publish February IS. 33. IMS DEN-113 • enh l- ,r e i n , 99— Apartments Unfurnished Opportunities Earn U to ES par ctotm PLANTATION FL 33334 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN pursuant lo an Order Qfanting INVITATION FOR BIOS INa Motion lo Ratal RSSOUCITRnOM OF Forocloaura Sala deled January •FBBT/BS-B4 •SIN. ISSS entered In ClvM The City ol Sanlord. Florida, Cato No M-110A-CA-14-A ol wdl receive BMa up to NOON INa Circuit Court ol I No ISTH on Tuesday. March 3rd. ttM . In Judicial Circuit M and lor SEMI­ toe Purchasing Office. Room 341 ol City Hall, tot toe follow­ NOLE County. Sonlord. Flonda I w i n toll lo INa M SUtl and ing iterry, | bail blddor lor coah al INa Waal TACTICAL BATONS Front Door ol I No SEMINOLE AN Olds must be addressed as County CourtNouss m Sanlord. Florida, al 11 00 a m on INa S»d A Fs l MMI BbBmnri Purchasing Agent day ol Match. ISSS INa loNowCity ol Sanlord mg described properly aa aal PO Bos I7M forth In said Summary Final Sanlord. FL 3377S-I7M Judgment, lo-wit ■ For Hand PoBuoryi LOT St ANO THI SOUTH 1/S Purchasing Agent OF LOT SI. WASHINGTON City ol Sanlord HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO THE Room 341 PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROID 300 N Perh Avenue AS RECOROID IN PLAT BOOK Sanford. FL 33771 3 PAGE IT. PUBLIC RICOROS Bids received after NOON on OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ Tuesday March 3rd. 1S04. will DA Dalod this SPIN day ol be relumed lo the aandar unopened Facsimile or tele­ January ISSS graphic bids wdl not bo accept­ (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) ed MARYANN! MORSE Sealed Puts wdl be pubhefy Clerh ol INa Circuit Court opened and read aleud later an By Dorothy W Ballon March 3rd. ISOS, at t « 4 PM to Deputy Clark Ctty Commission m ACCORDANCE WITH THE lha AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ Chambers. Room 117. 300 N TIES ACT. parsons with dieebil- Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida Sokcilalion pachagas are mot needing a apodal accom­ modation should contact avedabto. al no coal, in the Purchasing office beginning COURT ADMINISTRATION, al INa SEMINOLE County Monday. February ttlh. ISM CoartBouoo al 4SF-m-4S3S. 1- The telephone number is (407) 330-MI3 550SSS-SFT1 (TOO) OF 1-000 The City al Santord reserves 551SFTS. ala Florida Ralay too rlp t to accept or refect any or all bide with or without DAVIOJ STERN. PA causa, lo wenre technicalities SSI B UNIVERSITY DRIVE or lo accept the bid which, m SUITS SSS ds judgement, best eortrea the PLANTATION. FL 31314 interest ol the City |SS4| m -s o s o Persons with dteabdriles need­ SF-1SSOOICMI) ing assistance to perHcipale M Publish February S. IS. ISSS any e l these proceedings should contact lha Personnel Ofhce AOA Coordinator al MOM3S forty-eight hours In The City ol Santo id. Florida, and rocalaa IM S ta> la M B S on Tuesday, Match 3rd. ISSS. la me FurtkaoMf Orhca. Rot •41 ol City HaM. lar too tone Sanlord Haratd, Sanlord. Florida • Sunday. Fsbruvy 15. ■ Legal Notices et toe Court By: Ceeebe V them Ae Deputy Cferh p M is r J T B g a rI SBB^SM M TSREtoe RatNf Bn i U i ^ L tow __________| m. S47D IS A �80S •Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February 15. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES ELECTRICIANS HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES DRIVER-COL B Heavy Wing Drug'smok# free (4071 3^1-4534 Ask tor R<h A O C A R R I E R S , IN C . ELECTRICIANS 4 HELPERS. Commercial eiperlence re­ quired Benefit* K I K Electric. 323-MOO •Home Weekty* • Lay Over Plan•E*tr» Stop Pay* •«01K Retirement•Health mturanoe■Vacatton Pay•Rider Program* "Satellite Edupt yr, OTR e«p O a n A COL req EVa*e Cal Bam to Spm 1600674 9050 MooEn OrVy EOE ELECTRONICS Start The N EW Y EA R With a N EW JO B I LONG TERM OPPORTUNITY FREE TRAMMO Se-men* m Lake Mary and TrarswondCorestafi nave pari nernd in staffing over 100 po** tom ll you nave tne etesx# to leam and are »'*og to compiele a FREE 40 hour trading c u u WE HAVE A GREAT JOB FOR VOU' Alt *hift* available. Full benetiti winch "chid* medical durance and p*«J tme oA F A N T A S T IC S A M S Ha»*r>'.*l needed Immedute opening tor two powhons Must be kc A e«p Earn SON comm Cal An«a at 323 90*5 MIRING OPEN MOUSE Professional Motorcoach Operators INTERVIEWS BE M O HELD Mon. January 12. Bam iharpl Semen* Employment Center *00 Rinehart Rd. Laka Mary OR CONTACT TRANSWORUVCORESTAFF AT 330-77(9 FOR MORE INFORMATION H irin g O p e n H o u s e Wad Fab IMh 10AM-4PM S I 00 S ig n -O n B o n u s For Futy OuaiAed A E p m enced Appura't* ELECTRONICS ENOMEER WITH BACHELORS DEGREE COMET BUS LINES A Oviaon at TRAVELWAyS » aipenencmg phenomenal growth m me Central Florida area Wa are currently saeang ta'e retpon. i b e motorcoach operator* to tom our erpanong team With our nationwide citomato and newly eipanded modem heel you wi< away* hate the work you need and the room to ad A rapidly growing battery at temcae* company teek* a re­ cant graduate or imam with good mechanical and etectncal background tor R 4 D. oe*ign and tatting aiactncai component*, mechanical and electromechanical product* tystams and aqupment Direct A coordinate litn c iu n . oper­ ation. application mttauaiion and 'tp*e of tame Company paid benefit package, paid M u liy i and w o n r m t x n e mant Send resume to Linda Horton. H. R. Director •Compatov* Seiarwt •Large Modem Fleet ■Complete Benefit* Package •Advancement Opportune •A Better Ouatoy of Lie •Famay Aanoephart 444 Hickman Circle Sanford. FL » n i EOC With the New Year comes new career opportunities In me held of microelectronic* Have you shvays wanted a high lech ca­ reer but do not have the framing or espenence A beautitui 4 evoting hotel to cated m the UCF area ■* hmng tor the following portion* BANQUET SETUP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. COOKS. BELLMEN. HOST/ HOSTESS. COCKTAK. SERVIC­ ERS. HOUSE PERSON. LAUNORY WORKER. NIGHT CLEAN­ ER. CONCKROE. SALES SEC­ RETARY. OUEST SERVICE REPRESENTTT1VE. Apply m person to Holiday Inn 12125 Hqh Tech Ave . Otando EOE DRUG FREE WORKPLACE Nonet! Managed Slatting and Saetek w* tram qualified career rrvnded canckdale* with a H S Diploma or OEO Work m Elec troncs. assembly or labneahon S6 75-17 3Vhr pkr* M benefits psg. a* shuts Entry Lb vb J lam#y W arehouse Openings Apptcabons are bamg accepted now Peas* cal or Mop m at No Eipenanc* Nacasaaryl pad T-arvdg' Earn wtw* you team* C O M E T B u t Line* 10360 General Drive Orlando, F t 33634 (407) 340-3565 Santoro compame* IS SO-STTw to Mart Loadvntoad true** Apply w«h a tnand Mon-Fn. (am-Spm bmg 2 to torma Of ID COME WORK WITH TME BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UN DERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R [Just like ■ H®me‘ For tu n up lul l lime membershe lee MAIL *30 00 check mo 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. 1*5* N Lakemont Ave Winter Pam. FL 32792 MITTAL TALENT TREE STAFFINO 7*0-0111 MCALTMWSUWAMCt AND*«1K PLAirt Ova he* warkaMaa jJaery^tfcoijjije^Bjtj^ Wa are seeking FT 4 PT can iSdales tor our Ytew Feebly* in Orange City, to perform me du he* of 'Raaldant Assistants*. 7-3,3-if. IN STA LLER S tt-7 or our ‘FI*stole Floating SchedAe" Ws ado need FT cam**** tor m* poatoon* of Santoro area Specially Vehicle Manufacturer seeks manners with kgfit carpentry 4 carpet axpenence Ca* tor appointment 324-4100. 'Assistant Adminis­ trator* and’ Rasidsnt Cook,* a* waa as PT can- 'Actlvltloa Director' and ’ Malntananca DJr*ctor* Looking lor a new career? Visit our Job Fair J O B FAIR Eiperlence • compensation' Custom Staling mveas you to our toe lair from 7 30am to 7 00pm Donl mss <r Cal to­ day* NO FEE! E icekeni positions avaiabto Training program create* an asotmg opportunity to faoml Oreat Benefits' Estraordinary Rettdtnt*' Call today for an application 1 (MB) 754-2555 " '" K M k i p c C v Cal 441 " " LABOR FORCE Staffing SorvfCM Custom Staffing 11X416, r u n I *776-7776 MAW T t NANCE CUSTOMER COORDI­ NATOR • Tamp/Mr* 14 00/ A J ll a • — -----« » ------MM NO AMrig datoery appts tor noOonal fumlura 4^ appliance reu*ar 2 30- ADECCO is laammg up w«h Sanford compantos to create aicibng fob opportunities. If you have ikes, amoroon and a drva lor quaaty we have a great opportunity with great MACHMC PACT 4M . PARTS IN- aV msped ion techmque* 4 In­ ventory control ASM to Mf i c to SO too. M-F. 7.00 mtv-3 30 pm OROER PULLER • Tenp/ Hue National cMdran’s book datrtoutot i n * mg mav w/ MS or OEO Dependable, abto to read 4 w as In EngBMt. Mary to work was ml otoers 4 ■ W to 20 to*. M-F. 730 am4 pm Oreel I fwyymOQd Wb Phone 431-5224 Fax *31-2*18 710 E. AAamorea Dr. *1003 AA Springs. W. 32701 ‘ WAREHOUSE •12 Hour Shms/Nighti •30-35 Houra par weak -Ftaxibia tchadulaa •Shipp'g/Racalv'g -Ordar PuUars •Forklift axp a ♦ -Various location* •vinous sums for a month long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. has openings lor SacunTy Guard ior toe M aMR 3PM to 11PM anS M «MR n P M Larg* Santord Comparva* seek­ ing assambtar* and production workers Start today, any shdl. great apporlundy W* oSer ben eht*. greet pay and growth cpportumti** Contact CORES TAFF at 330 77*9 lor more ntor •suwiMty iMBi-paCWOBRJUBMf Apply in person M 2403 park Dr betwaen 9am and 3pm daly or •*1 results to : (407) 330-1466 A4n Branch Manager POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE CIRCULATION/DISTRIBUnON ASSISTANT Tha Sanfcxd Hankj ia ounanty accaptrg appficaiona H . 13771 A tor b part-kma dreuMoridaMbulion iii iwn Tha idaalapplicani«fflhawpaata)9ananoaincticulBliooor dMbuBon prooaaaaa. imaraand cMutdMaa MiouU subml a raauma or appty in paraon at 300 N. Ftanch Ava.,Sariord.a32771 LAKE MARY ^f F 4 .ta U ff9 ta M .a ttm WAREHOUSE POSITION* SHIPPINO. RECEtVMO. PICKPtO. PACKPM A NO WAREHOUSMQ • RECOTON COR­ PORATION. toe nabont lead ing distrtoutor manutaclurar of electronic accessories, has Immediate opening* to its Laka Mary lacabm tor 1M and 2nd ahlft warehouse 7:00am-3:30pm, l 00am-4 JOpm and 4:00PM1t:30AM. Must b* abto to kfi a mtoer»jm of SO tos on a conbn uout basis Forkbfl aipenano* preferred Surfing rat* 85 73 tsl shift. 83 95 2nd Stott •• Must pas* math tost Appfy to parson at 2950 Laka Emma Hoad lake Mary FL I P t . •Part-Time SPM-9PM •47.00 per hour PLUS comm. TlP/t Co Stalling. Orlando i most professional slatting service, is currently recruiting Fu» 4 Parl-bme ctartcal postSona tor me toaowng compa ADECCO i* now teaming up with SanfordLake Mary com panes to create eiciting job opportumtes It you are tookng tor part tme work ADECCO hat the fob for Vbu* •tat shift 9am4/pm Tuae-Frf •3rd shdl 9pm-9am Mon-Thor* S4TS-M SO per hour cab 330-7171 tor more ‘ Central Florida • Moat •Preeitotoua AdvertWng Firm •Ortondca Larpael (407) >69-0444 TetocommunkaOene Co. Raaourcea ConauHIng Oreup. Ptaasa cal Taws Co 74Dtaaa tor more vdo 101 AOA NO FEEt Suthng FtA Tima 4 Part Time T U PrSTALLf RSArELPlRS Needed Own toots and ironsportaton Cal Dm 324-4*02 CM our 24 hr Job Una today* (LICTtoClANS 4 Hatoert TOP PAY, BENE FITto rrtd 4 comm DFWP Appry Santord Elactnc 2522 S Park urrv* 322-1 M l 1-BOO-711-JO M 101 We are located at 200 Wey mont Cl *124. between Hun* ngton Bank and me Post Of tea on Laka Mary Bhd PU 50N N E L 407-3246100- i N K V K B A rocn R RIGHT HAND MAN fy ORcar Must have Sena* 0 Ucense 16 80 par hour Es- *84 afgn an I pfy m person M R*coton Cor porabon. 2960 Labs Emm* Road. Labs Mary. FL. 33746 EOE. MAKE MORAY, a* fTkeh or as « ■ a* you w 6 AT 4 i t New I Car 4 insurance U n di d I FREE 331-4366 tana rag Ejto. ow T fv ^ . Ca« 631-627* NaadaTB z SALE8/8ERVICE MANAGER : : *1 Cpoter Natenal Corporabon eeeba a high r indrvtdual wkb a rtWwftum of one to two years experience H you quaMy *** wtl Oder you • MoooM a A CLOSER S DREAM WANT A CAN FEEL THAT YOU ABOUT? < E A D S . LEADS LEA08 ■Wubfy CaMt income N you ara a Strong ctoapr and looking lo taka tha naxt i m your eatas career, caU In confidanca to: H W orra N 1-600-331-7273 1-BOO-331-7273 C arolin a WorraN Tu a a . - T h u r 6 :30 a m. to 8 0 0 p m 8 i 8100b-6230k Comm. I SALES REPRESENTATIVE OPPORTUNITIES We PRE-comma katdi tor ccd- ( i f f f t f t l t fV Attba'tH .9 S I kt M s ruche marhat tor over 26 years POSITION OPEN FOR: LAKE MAR flTEM ARKEm O P R O D U C TIO N W ORKERS OUR PROOUCT IS SO BADLY N EED EO fT ALMOST toayouri i-aoMS1-4011 ertoa F-O.taUff* Ptaasa contact CORESTAFF at 330-7749 for an *tpomtmem P H O N E PROS Ftonda ttakAa*. Dwtwan of l> P/TCASMttflSB COL DRIVER* l are locaM M 200 WfcyI Cow l 4134. between Hmanpon Bank 4 m* Poet CNkoe on laae Mary Bud. I Paopia,psf6on wttt intagnty tnd antfimiaimnaidad to cal on boomi* tor tw Santad Haratoand Laka Miry jJa.ThB laan‘ouMida'poaMonwtoitoea-to^aoatalaa. Previous Baba SJparianca praiarrsd Cal 322-2611 or mal reauna to: • OREAT PAY • MON-FRL FULL TIME • HOURLY PAY • PKCCWORK BONUS • OREAT BENEFITS MCLUOfNO MEDICAL Salary ♦ comm * bonus TIT or P/T R*t*i*d stmospher* imok mg o> DMtoto or M*»e 747-4270 ■ V V IIM IIM No I Large Sanford compame* cur­ rently seeking individuals with industrial sawing machine and ■preader/cutter eip CaM Mr. Ruaaf 322-3443 BECURTTV OUARO - RECO­ TON ate nation s laeiSng da trtoulorrmenufactwer of con LADD/i »rr* caU O P C (407) 260-60M 5 to P/T SERVfCI AOENT Driver. Need clean, aarvtce and mspact rental vehicle*. VMM TVCNMCtAM- Needed tor Lab# Mary comrmmity Must be HVAC carttoad Dru^ screening req Cal 321- E«p lor * downtown European style cat* Fiei hours, days 4 occasional Friday evenings Apply 205 E. 1st St. Sanford 321 2204 to* V*4a*fM f«lf»k Cal today tor m -Wlrftar Park LOOKMO FOR PART TB4E WORK? Maitland area Cosmetic En­ hancement Co is looking tor C u tt Bvc Rap* to work bet ween 24-40 hour* par weak Sun-Thurt Tamp to he* 87 5* hr comp M and customer sve we* necessary Apply in par son at 1060 Maitland Ctr. Commons. Sla 411. Mon-Thurs 9 3 or Cal BdOOHI Now Hiring for BomJnoia County to tead'eafcafs 6 mo o m - W* have fobs In Ft* ‘ P f tO O U C T O M LEE'S FAMOUS M O P S Need* a TOP NOTCH GENERAL MANAGER Ptaata send re­ sume to OWNER. FRFC *044 6. Pennsylvania Or. Daytona Base*. PI 32171 FNana: (SO*) TSS-mt SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 4 Unarmed Brantly 4 Assoc (34-7444 WANTED: Indrviduill who are seeking a fulfilling, people onentaied career OREAT employ menl environment, professional status and benefits Consider the career ot Dental Assrstng Formal educahon of 1200 hours Leading to Stale and National credentials Work tn a fast paced, highiey technical, ever changing career in tha abed health field of Denial Assisting CaM Orange Technical Center*Orlando Tech Dental Depart­ ment. 407-244-7040. a it 4438. Whether you are ataady to toe work place ready to reenter or |utt looking to the future they hive - ^togrem designed to* you* SERVER SEWING MACtl OPERATORS ” AccuStaff transportation 407-322-0434. Appfy to pareen H Sa y 1441 B French Ave EMPLOYMENT O PPO RTUNITIES A7 s I K\ l -v \/ / M i <17 M ILL W OR KER And "or cabinetry eip needed tor restaurant fumilurs manufactur­ er 810-t2Atr Contact Jo# or Ju­ ke at 32*6364 WORK T C 8 M W M B TODAY Call Mafttand 447-47SI of ». Orlando 170-4444 Noerltl Apply Mon-Frt 7:>0-7:00pm NEVER A F U lt JO B S Nsidsd. Cab 323-3441 LAWN MAMTEMAMCE Commercial account*. *ip*r- LABOR NOW HIR1NQ1 Ca* oi* hopn* tar Otoe** on LABORERS NC20CD Pavement Marking company •totokmg lor laborers Travel is req Starting pay I7.hr w.health benefits Class D kc req EOE. woman ancouraosd t o apply Drug Free work Place For more mtocal 3211010______________ LAKE MARY CHILD CARE CENTER tookmg tor responaibta. dependable. 4 aqtanancad car* pver tor vanad agt group* Pi**** c*4 311-2344___________ Eipertencad Tie* cttmb*re/ dale* tor toe poatoons or tmmodnte Opening*1 j o b n c t t l i /m •"•330-3411*— NEED COMPANY VAN 0R1VER W/ VAN Independent Gift Catalog/ party plan dstrCutor* Process order* from home needy cash Tvrwdae Opening* LA B O R RITE Daly work OaAy pay Vefvctat a PLUS IMMEDIATE ORE SINGS Nall See. C ' at Floor ear*, P/T carpet Mwmpooar 4 Custodial po* avail. In Laka Mary Area. c m *07-442-42tS Custom Staffing Appr* m parse American Oenersf Finance 154* S French Ave . Santord too • MEN 4 WOMEN NEEDED CALL (407) 330-4211 ADA/COC/NO FEE ‘ Accounting Become a Professorial Motorcoach Operator with ut by pmmg the COMET / TRAVELWAYS CUSTOMER SERVICE Outgomg personalty Dubes met cash handekng. data en­ try. phone*, kght coMcttons FINANCIAL REP Sales, coned on* manager frame* pouhon Fnanctal backgroud helpful CompiehensAe benefits pack- / ,|/M//v l >LV/f #•</ l *#•*•t < i m h 1»/ i »»/ m / ».»/» v TRULY NOI jKN, Florida's largchl. fasIcsL*rowing and monl innovative pesl control company has ojicnlii^ in salcH and Tor manafiemcnl truinccH in • Pent Control • Lawn Maintenance • Tensile Inapectlon A Treatment 4 U U JU J FAY FOR PART: WORK1II • Kurltrat rarrrr appurtunlUra • Cnw|i Inaunuxr • life ImunaKT • KhurvurmdkuUUly Inaunuxr • '4014 aatiagi rrtimnrnl pian • Cumianyrar 6 gm • IWaUal nanUagi 833J00 to 40000 prr year ♦ >•'1 f*i I hi l I SS AM» • ,* f *. i i R O U TS C A R W B R ■par dMvary tor Bantord Area Earn money whaa taking a in to* country Apply in A i A C a reer to Feel G o o d A bou t. Find out about our new M edical Assistant Program •Dayor Evening Classes •Convenient 4-DaySchool Week • FinancialAidfor Those WhoQualify • NationallyAccredited byACICS •Graduate PlacementAssistance as aJunior College 407- 831-9816 City College • CAlllm S5S K— t Hary. 4M, BU. >00 * Caualbany, F L 3S707 i The Sanford Herald needs CARRIERS for estebllthed routes In the Senford eree. Rli you need It dependeble transportation, orgenlzatlonel skills end efternoon aualleblllty in order to begin e greet neui Jobl P O SITIO N S RURILRBLE NOUII �157— Mobile Homes For Sale 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale M R X AV I. M OeiLI PARK Hon** 13.000 to *6.000 Set Up Financing OUKT1 M j M I DAY BED White. Victorian Kyle with 2 twin mamawea A Irundla Never uied *300 4C7- ■ANFORD/LK MARY Family park, tow tot rant DW M , satin-fcltch.. MANY EXTRAS' Ask­ ing *19.500 Call 302-7115 or pgr 370-1060_________________ DtNtNO ROOM SET Sokd Chetry. ig drop leal table, china cab. 4 chain HOP 330-3190 Fuusrr Mattreia * boa a m g H i new. *700 Can 376-4307 KSNMORE Standard etoctnc range White, good cond All ■ *75 00 377-2764 M ATTRESS SALE • Full lire uted boa ipnngt A maltrett *65 00 Larryi Mart 372-4137 SOFA, SFT DA* velvet, meIdl­ ing chan. cottee labia >150 Cal 330-3190 15B— Real Estate Wanted INVESTOR BUVMO H O U IC t PLUMS or LEMONS ^ ^ ^ h a rJ ^ J S e T J S ^ ^ ^ 181— Appliances 8 Furniture For Sale SCO • SCAT A Perfect Sleeper King m a m a aet. never used SM to plait*:, wat *1200. iaerateo, *375 (407) 282 6554__ BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er tried Twto *75 Full *105 Queen 1175 King *169 Call 40T-6BMW4_________________ COMFORTABLE pul out Keeper iota Fu* tire HOO Cal 376 ocneral feed FOR SALE • American Pd Buiv Terrier puppies Big head, teg boned, good blood line* Par enlt do premise* Musi tee to appreciate Taking depotil* Pick your puppy now* Dewomed 6 vaccinated. ava4 2/76/96 *150 Pleaie call <407) 634 3191 N m ett longwoodarea Recognized tale A effective againtt book, round. A tape worm* dog* A cat* Ava-labla O T-C STENSTROM GENERAL FEED <323-1550) (Visit www happyyackjnc com) to At* ^ Ywe* 217— Garage Sales Wtlghl Lott “BringQuMj H w w a l Ftfarn it im ttiitw n Curves® for women 231— Cars For Sale NAVEL OIUNflEB I RED L E T US DO TH E W O R K FO R YOU! Navel i . red grape fruit*, tanger met. Fresh From Grove We Ship BAQOS MARKET 333-3441 NeWCHAI^^y>*p 223— Miscellaneous FREE SAMPLE Reg Nurse gout Irom size 20 to 6 Guerinlee return 407-663-0152 LAPfM uwow 217— Garage Seles WANT TO GET RID OP ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE l* the perfect way to do trial and the Santord H trtld can bring people to your door Arfterltse your tale n toe >wi lord Hereto and Lob* Mary Lift lor only *5t/kne and watch come* m Call by Me Tuesday and your Skne ad can run lor three day* m toe Hereto end once *1 the Late Mary L4e •or ONLY *1030*1 Al we atk it that you prepay toe at Ca* ut­ eri can hatpff (407) 322-2611 Sal A Sun Fum loyt. oarage door opener much more 7940 BarUry Ave i bit E on Airport Ovd Irom Santord Ave 219— Wanted to Buy . It you piece a two week ad w4h u* to sen your vehicle (pub/rthei tn both the Santord Herald and the Lake Miry L ift at a cost of only $27 54) and you don't sail it right away, wet run the ad tor another two weeks at no charge1 An we ask H that you pay tor tha first two weeks be­ fore we run 4 tor tree' 238— Vehicles Wanted CASH tt* PAID) For Junk Cars. Trucks A M«cf KEEP AMERICA BEAUTIFUL 127-5990 240— Aircraft/Ultralight FISHING BOATS FOR RENT Starting at *30 A up A/to 24 Pontoon Call 330-1612 TABLE SAWheavy. homemade shop model, new biade/bett *65 333-2911 leave message Call ua at (407)323-2611 and watch Seminole County*newspapers work for you!I! ZCNOAH 050 ultralight engine 2 strokes, twin cydindar. non/ontai opposed. 45 HP ml belt reduction system, ground ad|ustable prop >2500 323-3430 X566 1692 TOYOTA CorDie 59K mles In erceflent shape* *4000 FIRM Cat 322-0515 217— Garage Sales GARAGE SALE Truck Trailer Tire* t4 inch, wheel A lire. w<* new $20 00 Cell *33-0117 The Sanford Htraldlakt Mary Ufa want! to maka you money! Wall do all the work you collect ell the U S . 230— Antique/Classics FEB 14 A IS 6 77 RAIN DATE Feb 21 A 72 964 Crow* Bkjff Lane. Santord 235— Truck/Busaa/Vans For Sals GENERAL Industrial Ian A SHP. 3 pbaea motor. *300. 334-7*S6-Senford IMPALA SS cony Runt . need rastoralon $7 00G Call 324-I t 57 or 374 2339 MOVING SALE J0 Mtmutf N n m tnd H tight /an 1 ( t u r n 70 DOOGE Charger 440 cu eng. rebuilt 727 Iran* 456 gears 14000060 374 1157/324 2139 SEIZED CARS from *175 Por aches. Cadillacs. Chevys BMWs. Corvettes Alio Jeeps. 4WDs Your area Tot Free 1600 218 9000 Erf 7706 tor cur­ rant listings 231— Cars For Sale 235— Truch/Buses/Vans For Sals 1*67 OMC tiff Bor Van Runt we*. 75K on new motor. (4500/ (too C al 323 3430 XS66 1sTt fb Y 'gV- ' Tin g - capiong bed Good work buck *400/ 0 6 0 Can 373 5036 Mi 11Hw■ * rWCf ytrlnH 2 331-0004 lilW .R n W H , Classified Advertising Worksl C a ll 322-3811 T o Place Y o u r Ad. aata-t BUY A NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME EOR LESS THAN RENTING APPLIANCE STORE. i,» t Call 1-U M 72-75M A Great Place To Live 221— G ood Th in g s to Eat GRAPEFRUfT. Meriwether Farm* 3461 Celery Ave V Wyowter 323-3301 c T A ttp : B 8 8 B B T B B fr a S g Wi OfferMhrlakkluutrandVilue! 3291 8. Sanford Avs. • Sanford V / \ IG h T i H B 1 PMCE or Whole Heueah old 904-774-2225/407-6*0-3*32 your In Luck I Sanford Court Apartments C AT i<s>iiir by ft/pA, i«/« 211— Antique/Collectlblee SANFORD MOWNO SALE Antiques A hen Ceth only Cad 374 0765 lot appt • Since Slory Dtsign •No Ore 64 tow or Abovt • Energy - Efficient Studio. 1 & 2 Bedroom AflonUW* Apartmt/it* • Friendly. On-Site, DependiWe Management • An* Storage. Private Patio A Mori! A 023-1550) •bout HAPPY__JA C K _L IQ U tVKT,-There* a 910 difference'" [ WWWhappyjadune com) SACRAFICE Brand new Reebok •port aboei. u 9 9 1/7. Coil *35. tel lor *10 uaed leather. *9 C M 323-4768______________ V.J J Sanford Herald. Sanford. 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February 15. by Chic Young B L O N O IE ■i« tip j n- ACROSS 1 Not aa smart 7 Grouped (together) 13 Prophet 14 Conceive 15 Hog'a home IS Dissolved q b u r ‘Birthday Sunday. Feb 15. 1998 by Mort Walker B E E T L E B A IL E Y by Art Ssnsom TH E BORN LOSER >0H WHY ISTHERE K BEOCCjOl i ** M TO C IM O U WC£X AND ONLY 1 aCVNXNTlNeSDNY ' HAPPY VAi£MTlH^> DAY, HY love? r.. 5 ^ ■ ' 49 Doe s pal 91 Soma espreesions 54 Refrain from 55 Soma military forces 59 Car part 57 Actor Lorn# — ' Answer to Previous Russia nnnnnm nsnnraa nnnnmn ranranmo nnnnnn □□□□he nnn nnn nnn □ u n n ra n m □nnranran nnnnn □noon nnnnn nnnran nnn nmnnn nnnnnnra nnnnnnn nnn nnm □□□ nnsnnn nHHmnn aanrann nmraonn In the yoar ahoad. more business than substance DOW N usual wilt bo conducted on a quid-pro- 17 Draft egcy. quo basis This could get you involved IS Wire measure 1 20 Youth with a successful new group that admires 21 Roll-call 2 Information your style answer inawwr 3 T m t and Life, Host Ilka pie? 25 Most | for short know ipoison AQ UARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Some­ 29 Arrow 32 Ar 4 Once more Armadillo thing ol personal value can be loarnod 33 Inheritance (Let.) today it you are receptive Do not dose 34 L a s 5 bine 6 Poems your mind lo knowledge |ust because it 35 Israel's Melr comes from an unwelcomed source 36 Muse of poetry 7 Hard twisted thread Aquarius, treat yourself to a birthday grft 37 Mete family p ip if member S Ginseng plant Send lor your Astro-Qraph predictions lor 39 Unlimited 9 Actor (fibaon 19 Adherent of the year ahead by mailing %2 and SASE 41 Cask 10 — McCartney (•MM 11 — Kefl of the to Astro-Qraph. c/o this newspaper P O 44 Dell bread 21 Baa rot 45 DtMeggio or comice 22 Cause Bos 1758. Murray H.I Station. New York. *~ ‘ 12 Homeowner 'a , 23 Elbows NY 10156 Be sure to stale your zotfeac sign Cal lor Answers o lauMmvAwvnmi STUMPED?^* PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be certain that you can comfortably manage your present obligations before assuming any new ones today You aren't as secure as you may think r~ r ~ T " 1“ 1 24 Military 29 I of a ___ JS 29 Copycat 27 M's a long a 1-900-454-3535 ait. code 100 6 TT~ T5~ ARIES (March 21-AprM I t ) Your person­ al schedule might not have much impact on others today, as they're likely lo squeeze in the# priorities ahead of yours n~ TAURUS (AprN 20-May 20) Do not push, pua or carry anything today that esceeds your physical limitations Saak strong helpers it you get pegged lor any heavy P E A N U TS b y C h a rto s M . S c h u lz Nl.CHAW .E5..PIP YOU TH E 0 A V I5 N T O V ER .. WE CAN 5 T IU 6IVE IT TO SOMEONE E L S E .. UKE OOK VALENTINE? 5 b y HowtC Schneider EEK A MEEK V I ' > f« 4- ^' L*• I '/ T f t j i J l E S X. P STUFF m r rs a m a z i n g m o OEM INI (May 31*Juna 20) In social involvements with friends today, have a lestive altitude rather than a serious one It will be a lun day * you stay m the spin! ol things CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) An annoy­ ing situation with which you've had lo contend lately is on ts last legs Today, you might gat a law whimpers but that won? last long . LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you only seek approval and not an honest enf-qoe. don? go lo a friend who always lefts it kke 4 » Your ego might not be able to handle the bare tacts VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sep«. 22) Try lo avoid taking on new. long range indebtedness today Your material desires can be tutwled soon wrthout making you budget a nervous wreck FACILE YOU ARE RDR A MAM SOUR RISE. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Today, you might bakevs you're unable lo do whs! is necessary without strong alkes but you actually will be more productive working •lone •AQfTTARWS (Nov. 23-Oec. 31) Social demands could turn out to be bormg and burdeneomt today. What you anbopaled ,0 be a tun Involvement may be ftymg false cotors S C O R P IO (O c l. 24-Nov. 23) If ynur waistkne has been meting out lately « • time lo can a ban to it Start a diet pro­ gram or an eserctse data today. Esher could work weft CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. IS) Be cer­ tain that the goals you're establishing today are worth the effort youII have lo espend in order lo achieve them suecessfuSy CIISS by NFA Inc a* The thorn in one's aide W ill' byT.ICRyan TU M B LEW EED S The Senior Life Master was ready to another Saturday morning class. Once his roomful of students had set­ tled down, he asked them to look at the North-South hands on his first handout shed. "Plan your play in three no-trump," he continued ‘ West leads the heart queen. Also, of which flower does the problem remind you?" While they were thinking, he made a comment on the bidding. ‘ Who knows what to bid with that North hand.' Game might be impossible, but It looks cowardly not to try for three no trump or five diamonds Here, aisum ing the trumps are splitting 2-1, not 3­ 0. five diamonds is all right unless unlei the opponents can take a spade ruff. ‘ Three no-trump looks good too, un­ til you notice the diamond blockage. If you play off the ace and king, you will have to win the third round in your hand. Then how do you return to dummy, given that the heart ace is no North PHILLIP ALDER Rive •— i < j - ■ ARLO AND JANIS b y Jim my Johnson nsT »H6C A£1kJ0d *A£' t-e FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thsvst IWgULSMitfTW m s , WHEN CON' FRONTEDWITH GfctF, 1 TUPkl TOAFT-. HEPE-IMWTS THIS WtNTO HELP ME WDFK 1WR0U6M Hf BREAKUP ROM IOC0. MNPTHB C ANPVF HOCMFir.eOUfiHf rtsstr THAT WAS IM EDITORWON BUtlOtWb SWK was- she* unep up A BCrtc-siONtwa fed "WIWTWS W4>7Y t* fV V 9 3 ‘ • K 10 9 4 A X Q J I Vulnerable: Both ‘ As most of you have noticed, the D ealer South solution Is to duck the first trick. And duck West's heart continuation. Then, South West North East on the third round, diacard the dia­ I N T Pass 3 N T All pass mond nine or to from your hand. Now Opening lead: v Q the diamond suit runs unaided and you cruise to II tricks." Someone raised her hand. “The flower? Yes, the red rose, be- band or lover?" cause the diamond spot is a thorn in A few hands went up, each accom­ your aide. And U ia doubly appropriate panied by an embarrassed smile. as this is Valentine's Day. How many f INS by MOL lac of you were given roses by your hus-_ by Jim Maddlck * SADNESS A0CVNDS VI MONTf MONVME SINCE LbCOLEFT, SADNESSABOUNDS • THE HOUSE IS SAD MN ROOMIS SADALAS, m PENCIL,T0O, IS SAD. IUXK iM THE MRROR. NY FACS IS SAD- THE lAfTOR IS SAP- T SftMl HVHtfYFC*. SMAQK FsnSE M T B 4 O L 0 0 U b y J i m D a v is 743 A 9 4 A I 4 5 4 3 2 — East West * A B * K 10 i 4 2 V Q J to 9 7 * K 9 3 a 7 * Q J * 9 7 9 53 * 10 9 4 * QJ • longer there? Also, you ciearty cannot afford to duck a diamond.” The SLM tensed they had seen the R O 0O TM AN* • ai 1444 * • • 4 finally : A chance t o w it n e s s FIRSTVAMP THE JW AMP UWS Mf UKElSAiD.TVfc WFttTMfc HELPS MEGfcT<VEHH€.PAiN. "V-------------- ---------------- � 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 15, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 15, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 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/4eb843953e75c48c0b20d50e326d9911.pdf 742d917718dbce35874b6b3b0277812b PDF Text Text Nabbed! After 17 years on the lam, cops arrest G eneva mom, escapee from prison lly RUSS WHITE I In ilil Si.ill Wiiln GENEVA It*. .1 hi/.trie -•imv ili.it li.is l.ivi niton »■ limit oltlins limn I cimc-.scc to I lorul.i shaking ilmi III'.Ills How ilnl Dfhm.ili Mv.i Kin li.in.in Judge .irn-sl tor iiion* III.hi 17 years .ilirr she esi aped limn |.i|| in Nash ville. Inin'.’ Hiiili.iii.in. .ik.i Deborah Mv.i Ambler. was arrested two days at(o on .i Icder.d w.in.ml .is ,i n-siili ol lin t-s • ape Irotii a prison w lm r sin was serving Ilmi' lor aiding and abetting in a bank tubberv See Nabbed. Page HA Bare facts indicate city w o n ’t go nude ny RUSS WHITE IIn.ild Stall Writer SANFORD lim e always will Im- sunshine, mullet and an oci asion.il midge in the ‘Friendly Illy". Hi. re may even lie a ciinvrnllnii renter, ami a high-rise ho­ tel Hm many are now asking. ‘What almnt nndle bars?" Iliere Is roniern ahmii Sail lord's Ireeiimlng ‘Sin City" In the wake ol a decision by the Hoard ol Seminole County Commissioners, who Iasi week identllled a couple ol west Sanford sites lor possible relo r ation of adult businesses "Ili.il was a slap on the lace." says Hobby Von llerbu lis, whose consiniellon busi­ ness Is located on W Airport lioulevard. blocks away from one of the slles ‘It's unaccept­ able I don't like It The gall ol them going Into slles hallway between downtown Sanlord and the I -I mall “ Maniler* Turner, the director ol Page ITlvate School on Stale Road 40. said that parents have said they will choose a n ­ other school ior their children because ol whal lias happened. The school is near both of the westslde slles. Fred SI. Liurenl. who lives on tfie westslde, also Is * We're not bringing th ese clubs in, w e ’re keeping them out. 9 — M ayor L a rry D ale alarmed “ I sense a lungiis among us and we'd belter not lei n grow." Laurent said ‘Give these people an Inch and die area will l>e crawling in pimps, prostitutes, jierverls and prd dlers ‘ See Site*. Page HA Sanford Mayor Larry Dale visits one ol the lour silos designated lor adult entertainment businesses lour years ago No interest has been shown The county added two more silos this past week Wainwright’s kicks off Caribbean flights from Sanford airport Prom Staff Reporta HANFORD Travelers (leading to die Caribbean will soon be able lo lly mil ol Orlando Hanford Airport Itcginning Feb 13. Wainwnght's Vacations, headquartered In Pennsylvania, will oiler flights lo Grand Cayman. Jamaica. SI. Marten. II.S Virgin Islands and Turks and Caicos. A chill still sparks the m orning air as the sun rises. The dram a of fiery orange and yellow streaks the sky over Atrjsirt offl rials, who have been Ironing out die details ol the dral for die jwisl several months, said the partner­ ship would add 2-1 operatlons each week. Flights will lie de­ parting twice each day exerpt on Wednesdays. Local travel agencies dial have bro­ chures lor dtose inter­ ested In pack­ age vacations, a< /ertlse free parking at the airport. Another rnrrler. Eastern Caribbean Air. which also had planned lo llv out of Sanford, had Us first and last (light last month. Be­ WWWs l(MI| VMMM cause ol problems with ticketing procedures, die airline will not be Lake M onroe. S pring warm th is dream t of by ^till- olfrrtng service out of Sanford, airport officials said. Reno Atr Is currently the only scheduled domestic carrier leaving sleeping residents. Day daw ns over Sem inole C ounty. from Sanford with service to Ulloxl. Miss. Help evaluate past, plan future of Lake Mary By SHARI BRODIE Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - Does Lake Mary's compre­ hensive plan make the grade? The public will have an opportunity to voice Its opin­ ion In a series ol upcoming workshops. Ivey. Hams A Walls, Inc., of Winter Park, All residents, business owners and prop­ an engineering firm contracted by dir city erly owners urc Invited lo attend five public to prepare the state mandated EAR of die participation workshops, held by the city city's comprehensive plan, which went Into of Lake Mary to assist In the preparation effect In 1992. The purpose of the EAR Is to analvzr die performance of the goals. of die Evaluation and Appraisal Report. The workshops arc being conducted by Sss Public, Pag* BA Actor comes home, will direct Ritz play BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - As the Ritz Theatre gets ready lo start the *98 leg of the 1997-98 season, it welcomes back to Sanford an old son schooled and experienced In the performing arts. Alton Lalhrop. who local theater-goers might re­ member as the unforgettable Hoke of Driving Miss Daisy, has been named director of the new Ritz production. Mother Hicks. In addition to preparing for the Ritz play. Lathrop Is currently choreographing for the Zoru Neale Hurston Gala Evenings. But San­ ford residents con witness the result of his be­ hind-the-scenes work February 20-22. 27 and March 1 at the newly named St. John's River Gallery — fonnerly known as the First Street Gallery located at 207 Magnolia. Lathrop began his theatrical training when he was 10- years -old. He studied under BeaUlre Krlvlnla. a former ballerina with the Royal Ballet. Later, he went to the Merrury Ballet School under the dlrccdon of Olive McCue where he was Inducted Into the com­ pany and became n principle soloist. Bee Lathrop. Pago BA Actor, diroctor Alton Lathrop Kozak named publisher of the Sanford Herald , By MARIA OREM IhTuld Staff Writer SANFORD • Dennis Kozak has been named publisher of the Sai\ford Herald, whleh Is owned by Republic Newspa­ pers. Inc. of Knoxville, Tenn. Kozak, 42, hus spent IG yrars In the newspaper busi­ ness In positions ranging from advertising manager to editor to publisher. Prior to coming to the Herald. Kozak workrd as general manager for Info America Phone Hooks, un Independent com­ pany In Panama City. *1 came up the advertising ranks." be said. ‘It's all been kind of like a natural pro­ gression for mr." What Kozak enjoys most about the newspaper busi­ ness, though. Is that It's dif­ ferent every day and gives him the opportunity to deal with many businesses and members of the community. "It's nrvrr the sume old. same old." he said. "And If wt do our Job right, we provide a service to the community by supplying the best local In­ formation available. We pro­ vide the detail that radio and Dannia Kozak television don't have time to provide on their soundbites." Kozak said there are plans to Introduce some new things Into the Sai\ford Herald In fairly short order. The best thing the newspaper can do for the community Is to ex­ pand Its focus, he said. "Although Sanford will al­ ways be our primary focus, we can't Ignore the growth In • m Eosak. Pag# BA �2A ■Santord Herald Santofd. Fiord.! Sunday. January 'fi '998 B u s in e s s D For Personal & Commercial Insurance J NEWSMAKERS TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. French Avc. Sanford 322-0285 Kevin Patterson Br#nd« C«"V Kevin Patterson has Joined the Florida Farm Bureau Sanford office as an insurance agent. Brenda Carejr of Sanford ha* been appointed manager of business development at Tlimei Construction Company. Realtors Robert and Sharon Voea. Jerry Grimm and Irene VanHorn have Joined Cold well Banker Residential Real Estate Inc.. Lake Maty office. M/l Homes of Altamonte Springs named Eddie Taxaa and Michael Blerly top salespersons for December; Wayne W itt was top salesman for November. Lake Mary Realtor June Moore of Higgins ft Heath Inc. Belter Homes and Gardens, was honored recently for sales excellence. Dan Oallogly. certified public ac­ countant and managing director of BDO Selfman LLP Account­ ants. Orlando, has been named to the board of directors of the Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce. Alaqua Lakes has named Adam Fledman golf superintendent for the country d u n community under construction In Longwood Michael N. Welch was elected president of the U kc Monroe Amateur Ra­ dio Society: Norman D. Laurette. vice president: Karl Lam­ bert treasurer: and Geoffrey Dick, secretary. Let us know The Sar\foni Herald wants to publtci/e vour events, classes and seminars that art* available to the general public. Wed like lo have die Information for your announcement al least a week In advance. All Items should be typed or written legibly and include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event ts taking place. Be sure to include your name and a daytime phone number tn case we have some questions about the Infor­ mation. eMia^i — •*♦*«♦* » » 1 I1 mm OM LOCAL FORSCAST T M a j r : P a rtly c lo u d y a n d m ild . H ig h s In the lo w e r-7 0 a . U iw ii in th e u p p e r -4 0 * . • u a d a y : P a rtly c lo u d y . Iltg h a In th e u p p e r-G O a . Low s In the lo w -S O a . M onday: P a rtly c lo u d y w ith a c h a n c e o f s h o w ­ er* H ig h s In th e u p p e r-O O s . t-jrw* In th e lu w -S O s . SUNDAY: 8 0 LUNAR TABLE: min. 8:25 a.m.. maj. 3:15 a.m., min. 9:50 p.m.. maj. 3:35 p.m. TIDES: Daytona Batch: high: 11:31 a.m., — p.m., low: 5:25 a.m.. 5:47 p.m. New Smyrna Beach: high: 11:36 a.m.. — p.m.. low: 5:30 a.m.. 5:52 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 11:51 a.m., — p.m., low: 5:45 a.m., SUNDAY MONDAY Ptcldy 6 0 51 P tcld y 6 0 52 6:07 p.m. TUESDAY WED. P tcldy 71 55 P tcld y 71 55 LOTTERY Hara are the winning numbers selected on Friday in the Flonde Lottery: F a n ta a y 6 4 - 0 - 7 - 13-16 L o tto ( J a n . 1 0 ) 13-14 M K 3 I 4 1 Play 4 7-M-3 Cash3 9+2 D aytona B each A New S m y rn a B each: Seas are 59 feet with a rough chop. W ater te m p eratu re at Daytona Is 64 degrees and at New Sym rna, 64 degrees. Winds are from the so u th ­ west at 20-25 m .p.h. T h e h ig h L em S a n fo rd F rid a y wee #7 a n d t h e o v e r n i g h t lo w 58. p e r io d o o d t o g a t 1 0 o .o i., S a t u r d a y t o t a le d .O O lo c h . ................... 7 :1 7 o -m . i t . ........................B :B 3 p .m . Sanlord Herald .1 u t o - O u n r r * in s u r a n t^ ’ M*>»M rtWM t? lummy Marine architect commended murine architect and general manager ol Hidden Harbour Marina lor llielr sup|Hirt ol the Sanlord marina's renovations. Harvey uml Florence Butter, co-owners of Power Tap Productions, presented a plaque to Beverly Smith, administrative assistant, and Don Bonim, Small business exists in global economy In my dual role us the ad ­ ministrator of the Central Florida Business Incubation Ccnlrr and the Seminole Community College's Small Business Development Center. I am exposed to many busi­ ness activities. My focus Is on that business sector that ts classified as a small business (under 100 employees). Twenty flvr yrara ago when I graduated from college there was some lip service lo the fact that the world s economy was becoming niorr Integrated. But the majority of us were only concerned with the domestic market and domestic competi­ tors. After all. the grade bal­ ance, between the rest of the worid- end the -United States was very much in our favor. But tilings were beginning to change and have real Impact on our lives. First and foremost the oil embargoes of the early 70s brought home to us how tied we arr to International trade In resources. Then shortly thereafter major do­ mestic manufacturers began to falter and elthrr disappear or relocate operations overseas. Suddenly, instead of being the world's great exporter we were the marketplace for for­ eign suppliers. Here In Seminole County the changes have been dramatic. Overseas money has funded much of our development as foreign nationals and Investors seek a stable and safe place for their money. This invest­ ment was Initially In the real estate sector but now has moved Into other areas. Currently at the CFBIC we have an English firm that 1b seeking to capitalize on a product that ts technologically advanced In Its Industry. In discussions with the firms' management they recognize that they have a limited win­ dow of opportunity to exploit their advantage. They know that competitors from around the world will emerge to chal­ lenge. We have several more firms moving Into the CFBIC from the European Economic Com­ munity seeking to compete in our market. But trade Is a two way atreet and Seminole business profes­ sionals arc also competing In- Lift* H o m e l i' M u. 7A/ Ak% ' IK*fJr C a reers In T ru c k D riv in g N o E x p e r ie n c e N e e d e d l ^ ^ ^k ^k V L o c a l 1 5 d a y CD L T ra in in g Full A F»art T im e C l a s s e s " T uition R e i m b u r s e m e n t J o b P la c e m e n t L o c a l/S h o r t H aul/O T R Trad! Driver .Institute eio< - tematlonally. We also have lo­ cated at the CFBIC several domestic firms who see the world as their market. They are not afraid of competition. A Regions Financial Inslilulion Competitive Hates - DIRECT front the Lender!! W E SOLVE YOUR MORTGAGE PROBLEMS • MU'»-»(!'•* • • • I> i "SsjsairJuK..,.. lives of Seminal*jCounty trav­ eled to the Eunp&m Economic Commonwealth to discuss business opportunities for our companies. It was Interesting the response we received from the experienced International professionals we dealt with. They welcomed any Inquiries and offered to smooth the way for our companies to enter their market. Today In my consulting ses­ sions with any manufacturer or distributor I now make sure and ask what If any plans do they have to International sales. Unlike 25 years ago. they all recognize that the economy la global. Seminole County can take pride In not just our large producers like Siemens, but also In our emerging international small business community. • Wayne Hardy la the coordinator of the Small Bualneaa Develop­ ment Center at Seminole Com­ munity College. He cun be reached at 321-3495 or email whardy9bellaouth.net. Consolidate Debt •Home improvement! Reduce Kate or Years 1“ 3070 VT Like M ary llh d . Lake Mary, IT. tin h /tu il <i/i/Hirtiinily Lender 330-7720 or 1- 800- 592-6460 For A P r o f e s s io n a Image C o m fo i M bit OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT Mt l J DECOR ITEMS & M ap Your Advertising _ ^1 S tra ta g u l mm I1H INC. 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H ull by Tommy VMcw.1 gifts you love! •Mufly VcnderBcar •Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd’s Bears • Caspar) • Lampc Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Lim oge & /ie S n A tm // Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of M at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road JA N U A R Y CLEARANCE SALE Th e w ay we were: Th e war years I thought you might rnjoy trading of a (rw liapprnlngH In Sanforil 00 and 55 years ago so I glrunrd some events Ilint orcurred January 1938 and January 1943 hum Snn/orrf ntul thr U’ortrf U'ur II Vcnrs: 19.36 45 try IVtrr Schaul. If you'rr not familiar with Ids Ixxik. h r glvrs a day try day chronology of llfr In Sanford during ih.it 10 year |>erliid as r e tr ie d In llir Stu\fonl llerultl. As you ran Itnagltir, Ihrrr Is a wide variety of Inlonnallon In thr hook which rvrn Includes birth*, marriages, drat tin, adoptions and tilrlinlays. Mr. Sehaal Is also t lie author ol San/ord as I Kneir It which covers the years 1012-1035. It's a shame lie did not com­ plete the two oilier trunks tie had plannrd wl Hell would huvr brought us a history of Sanford through 1070 I know lie was M Nolan Frye. 55. of 2823 S. Pahnrtto Avr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Sanford police. Fryr was charged with • DUI and arrrstrd at thr comer of 20th Slrret and Sanford Avenue. Report said that Frye failed to stop for a stop sign and on accldrnt resulted. Controlled substance Anthony Harris. 27. of 1601 W. 15th SI., Sanford, was ar­ rested Wednesday by Seminole County deputies. Harris was charged with sate of a con­ trolled substance and posses­ sion of n controlled substance. Harris was arrested ut the cor­ ner of 13th Street and Shepard Avenue. Arrest was made by the City/ County Investigative Bureau, which was targeting street level crack cocaine deal­ ers. Troapaaslng chargad Arthur llersey. 29. Box 246. Lakr Monroe, rested Wednesday by police. Mersey was of P.O. was ar­ Sanford charged ci a M arket T^egal W c H ave It A ll, F o r L ess...G u aran teed ! p o iu tl. 1 * ___ 1 DAYS • NEH 10 &OOOWU1 14 Ulli S ot CM » working on Stu\fortt and the Korean War Years: 1946 1954 as my dad and I heard him talk about II. hul I don't know why II wasn't published. Sanford During January 103S On Jan. 4. Kd Higgins was re-elected mayor of Sanford and W.B. Williams was rcr Iriled as county commission chairman. Retiring county Commissioner W.A. I-rfiler was Sea Otiasclpher, Pag# SA • Stalking charged Angela Jones. IS, of 1314 Shepard Avc.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Wednesday by Sanford police. Jones was charged with stalking and arrested at the above address. Jones a l­ legedly made threats to victim as well as the victim’s children. 1‘ollce have said they re­ sponded lo lire victim’s home 13 times. 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January 18. 1998 Opinions EDITORIAL On the county’s adult entertainment decision Seminole County’ com m issioners m ade a tough decision th is past week when they designated two sites on the west side of Sanford for fu tu re ndult en tertain m en t sites. It’s no su rp rise th at not everyone w as ileased after the airport area fell from th e 1st of choices, leaving three acres on Rand Yard Road, n ear C entral Baptist C h u rch an d Page lYlvate School. It’s pretty Isolated property, a s Is the second site. 16 acres on the south side of the CSX Railroad tracks, n orth of Jew ett Lane. J o h n Williams, vice president and general m anager a t Wayne D enseh. Inc., located at Rand Yard Road an d S tate Road 46. co n ­ firmed th a t Denseh. Inc. h a s already bought the first parcel for expansion of the beer distributorship. *No need for anyone to worry about anything else on this prop­ erty. We intend to stay." he said. Sanford's county com m issioner. Daryl McLain, and Its mayor. L any Dale, along w ith Sanford C om m issioner Brady Lessard and o th ers arc convinced the industry will never locate to these remote nnd u n d esir­ able spots. We aren 't' prepared to take such an u n e ­ quivocal stance. (Never say never.) But we arc convinced th a t the decision­ m akers worked long and hard on this one. As painful as It is to those businesses, ch u rch es and schools th at m ust wait an d w onder if an adult en tertain m en t estab ­ lishm ent might open nearby, the co u n ty and Sanford were constitutionally correct to provide for diversity In o u r free co u n try . A small consolation might be th at all th e cities in Seminole County m ust provide a n avenue for legal businesses. Including adult clubs, to operate within their borders. Sanford already had four sites, for which no Interest h a s been expressed In the four years they have been available. Lake M ary, Longwood, Oviedo. W inter Springs. Alta­ m onte Springs. C asselberry and Fern P ark also have designated sites on which a n adult b u sin ess could open. County com m issioners face one last deci­ sion on tld s issue: w hat to do with existing adult businesses, now flourishing in F ern Park. Should they be grandfathered in o r m ade to move to the new Sanford sites? We urge th a t Sanford n o t be m a d a a dum ping ground for all th e Ills associated with th ese types of businesses: p ro stitu tio n - an d d ru g s In particular; Sanford h a s enough problem s w ith these crim es. Existing clubs m u st be allowed to oper­ ate w here they have been for m any y ears in stead of forcing them to move to Sanford. The law suits th a t would follow forced moves would be a heavy b u rd en on taxpay­ ers. Although In designating two sites. S a n ­ ford officials have acquiesced to protect free speech an d artistic expression, we believe the city th a t a few y ears ago resoundingly opposed a s Immoral gam bling riverfaoats sailing from its port, h a s n o t opened its arm s to em brace th e ad u lt en te rta in m e n t industry. f An eye on Central Florida politics Some thoughts on Central Florida... SANFORD--Support the Intent of Mayor Dale to build, rejuvenate and create a vibrant city. 1 didn't say agree with all the concepts. I am saving support the effort constructively I ORANGE COUNTY --I told you why I believe they wanted the penny tax...for the Light Rail, not for schools. Could I have been correct? Some still want to contend that the voters said ye«| even though they said no. SEMINOLE COUNTY STUDENTS- Our Seminole County high school students and their attempt to get support for their trip to Washington ts a perfect example of the real In­ terest In our students and education. I said It then, and I'll say It now. where are those very same people who wanted to support education and our children? Where are they!) If these students cannot raise $3,600 in do­ nations from tlie business community to a t­ tend Washington *98 representing our commu­ nity ami the State of Florida, how mold we ever support the concept that these people care about schools and our children. Ilang this on the refrigerator door so you’ll have It when they come calling again for a tax Increase In the name of our children. They spent untold amounts of money promoting how much they cared about our children. I told you the chil­ dren were the bait. Was I right? Think about this, Seminole County H A TTO N II E r s t i t Matttn II It $ veteran •I nwmeroul fovernment nd it e civic ftcttvHI in the inter**! el feed gevemment THIS IB WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HAPPEN: • Give credit whrrc credit Is due regarding the Seminole County business Incentive pro­ gram. • Cooperation between the County and the remaining City of Longwood regarding the 1792 corridor. • Jeb Hush to pick a running mate from Cen­ tral Florida and that Itrp. Bob Starks lie a consideration. • The business community to find u way to get our Lake Howell students to Washington. • A county facility In the south In the arra of 17-92 and 436. Move county employees out of the shopping centers and Into one location In The system: Super crime forecast With our government In total control you wouldn't believe the lawlessness or political disorder, the destruction and confusion we're about to face. Our local government leaders have become political spoiled brats who are vulture off of their supporters and taxpayers who contribute mostly to their system. It Is much easier to believe In a lie than to face the truth. Our role as voters and taxpayers Is not only to believe In what la spouted from politicians* Ups, but sec that their hearts are with you. Let me share this with you. While our local gov­ ernment and political leaders are battling over City of Sanford police Issues, baaed on the Florida statewide offense data annual report that was faxed to me by one of our state sena­ tors. we're actually In trouble countywtde. In 1992 Seminole County reported a total crime Index of 18.245 to be shared among the nine entities of law enforcement There were many classifications of crimes In the report, but 1*U share two with you for comparison. In 1992 there were 10 murders and 543 rob­ beries. with 1,581 aggravated assaults . The SberiffaiOffice had 4 murfees and the Sanford Police ra d 3 saunters. "The Sheriffs Office had 188 robberies and the Sanford Police had 184 alone, with the Sheriffs Office having 867 ag­ gravated asaaulta and Sanford Police having 282. Now In 1996 a total crime Index of 15.938 shows that the county had a total of 17 mur­ ders with the Sheriffs Office haring 9 on Its tab and Sanford Police haring 3 of the 17 mur­ ders. Out of 477 robberies, the Sheriffs Office shared 146 to Sanford Police Depta. 158 and finally out of 1.351 aggravated assaults the Sheriffs Office had 823 and Sanford Police Dept, had 358. Even though Mr. Dillard wasn't chief during this era. it stands a fact that Seminole County needs an overhaul, not Just the Sanford Police Q U E S T C O L U M N IS T JOHNELL JACKSON Se m ino le C o u n ty activist Department. As taxpayers and voters we can never stress enough nmv Important It ts to protect our­ selves from our ailing government. 1 spoke with a few attorneys In local counties and statewide and you won’t believe some of the fears they have about cases Involving govern­ ment officials. Our govcrnfngnt has Immunity from being prosecuted for Its actions In some entitles. It doesn’t make any difference if you are vio­ lated...tough luck. You don't make money off of the government. They make money off of our Ignorance. You don't own anything here, when they want you. rich or poor, good-bye. You won't believe the crime super Doppler forecast for the coming year. Murders double, robberies triple, and aggravated battery Is off of the scale. * Criminals wanted and victims needed, there la money to be made. We can create space­ craft. vehicles of all types to go to the moon, but there la nothing you can do about the Doppler crime forecast. It la Just a matter of time. You can't win. God bless youl LETTERS Opposing adult clubs 1 respectfully submit my feelings on the pro­ posed entertainment faculties in our area. I will not refer to them as adult entertain­ ment because I sm an adult and am not enter­ tained by this type of business. This name cer­ tainly gives our young people a negative idea of being an adult and perhaps many of them a s­ sume that is all the entertainment there Is for an adult. How sad that thought ts to me and should be to you commissioners since you are adults ss well. I sm opposed to any nudity In any dub. It doesn't sway me to be told that the government ‘says’ there has to be certain designated areas for nude du b s or "almost nude" dubs. The commissioners are elected by the people to serve. Some of you may ask yourself are you a servant who will set boldly In the face of gov­ ernmental opposition to serve the majority of your voters or are you a politician who enjoys the challenge of the win? We are all disgusted by the amount of nudity and sex portrayed in almost all television pro­ grams. radio programs and music (although it la very hard to refer to "It* aa music). Why do we keep on haring to defend what la right and good and healthy for ourselves as well ss the youth and children whom we represen t. We have allowed certain entitles (business, indi­ viduals. etc.) to expose us to degrading mate­ rial whether we choose to read, listen or a t­ tend. I have a responsibility to myself to conduct myself In a manner that will bring honor. My desire la to bring honor to Ood and by doing so will bring honor to me and my family. How­ ever. I know I am speaking to some Individuals who have never thought of bringing honor to themselves much leas God ao this concept Is difficult to understand. I am here to tell you that laws can be changed when bold people stand up and pro­ claim their desires whether these desires are for the positive or negative. Let us not assume cowardly that Just because there is a law that it Is a good law. Let us go forth boldly and take a stand be­ fore we lose our children and youth. I am em­ barrassed for them to think that nudity clubs is adult entertainment There la nothing adult about "It"! C'AION, LUCK* 5 55 1 4% ! m e NOJUST T R Y IN G TO SIGN ON. Lrt us leave a heritage of responsibility as an adult to our children and youth. Let us not go with the people who are slowly becoming numb against violent sex on children and adults, violent murders on children and adults, drugs, excessive alcohol, and also numb about elective officials in high decision making posi­ tions because these people are foiling fostlft Respectfully. Open letter An open letter to Congressman BUI McCollum: Throughout your years in Congress you have given your total blind and support to Israel and the Israeli people. This support has been very unfair and biased. Your latest efforts srith a handful of other congressmen, who moat happen to be Jewish American, to send an urgent letter to Prime Minister Netan­ yahu urging turn to Ignore the Clinton Admini­ stration is the most ridiculous and outrageous of all your actions while in Congress. Your let­ ter supports a prime minister who is the leas*, popular prime minister since Israel was Ille­ gally established In 1948. Facts: Israel Is 7.892 square miles In size. The United States Is 9,191.802 square miles In size. ITUs makes the United States 1.164.7 times larger than Israel. For each problem Is­ rael has the United States has 1,164 more problems. Israel has a population of 4 million people. The United States has s population of 280 million people. For each problem in Israel, the United States has 65 more problems. For each dollar of Israel deficit, the United States has 65 times the deficit. support of Sanford...not in place of. • Support for the Intent of Mayor Dale nnd constructive discussions between all parties. And above all... • Don’t use Orange County as on example. My next prediction Is that there will be no downtown after 6:30 p.m. In Orlando, with the exception of sports. I predict the Magic will move. Seem far out? Yes. It does, but that's my gut feeling nnd It will be to the South of Or­ lando. 8PEAJUNO OP SPORTS - Speaking of sports, here's n good Idea. Instead of pur­ chasing a franchise why doesn't a company like Disney build a stadium and "HOST” differ­ ent teams each week. Never been done beforr, but I think It's a great Idea for this area, a money makrr and would put the finishing tour lies on their sports complex. With ESPN and ABC. the tourists, the Influx of people moving Into Florida from nil parts of the county Including lots of fans. It would be n dlllerent approuch. but a good move. Let's start with football, a good spot for a College Bowl game. OUR COUNTY-Economic Incentives. In most cases I couldn't support them. In Semi­ nole County I can support the economic Incen­ tive program. The Diagram established Is Sm Hattoe. Pag* SA Special People TONY TIZZIO s T o n y T is s io is i n a d v o c a te f o r th e d isa b le d . The sixth sense Wc have all heard that old saying "when we lone the uae of one of our body’s aenaes, another one takes over." Although this may not be true In all cases, the simple fact Is that when you do have limited uae of one or more of your body functions which Involves one or more senses, you do have to rely more on the other senses. For example, have you ever noticed some­ one who operates a manual wheelchair aa opposed to an electric one? If you have, you will find that their arms, particularly their upper arm arra. are very strong and In some rases muscular. While we will not review all the scientific or the psychological aspects of that thought, we will go over how this all relates to the disabled. A brief definition: The senses are body systems by which external or Internal stimuli are received and trans­ formed Into perceptions or sensations In the brain. That famous philosopher Aristotle classed five major senses: hearing, sight, smell, taste and touch. The last has many subdivi­ sions Including the senses of pressure, heat. cold, contact and pain. These have continued to be regarded aa the classical five aenaes, although scientists have deter­ mined the existence of ss many as 15 addi­ tional senses. Another Important member of the senaea family la Kinesthetic Sense, the ability to feel motion through receptors found In mus­ cles. tendons and Joints. This la how many of life's creatures, including man. sense danger or trouble. Some call this a sixth sense. This brings up another word. Adaptabil­ ity. Adaptation la described this way: cer­ tain animals and plants develop character­ istics that help them handle difficult situa­ tions better than others of their species with their environment. This natural bio­ logical process is called adaptation. What this la really about is not only a person's Intuitive abilities, but also our ability to survive. Aa human beings, one of our greatest abilities Is the ability to o u r vive. Other life forms have also survived dif­ ficulties. but none other than humans has adapted ao well. Adaptability la strong in our species and this adaptability la stronger In no other group of people than the disabled. We've said It many times here at "Special People", disabled people not only aurvtve. but thrive In their ability to adapt. This can also be described as one of our senses. This Is not to say that other groups ha­ ven't adapted to life's rhsllengrs Anyone who to a member of any minority to obvi­ ously well versed In adapting to difficult situations. Although In many other othc groups, the problems usually are not quite _ " the same or life threatening. If you have a non-profit organization re­ lating to the disabled and have a special event coming up. please tell us about It. Sam e rm aren an today's column -Senses' Compton s Interactive. Encana and Ondtci'a Encyclopedia's. mom front L o t y o u r v o ic e b e h e a rd O ur readers m e invited to contribute guest opinion colum ns for publication, a s well as letters to the editor. Opinions expressed need not be those of the Herald: we may or may not agree with you, b u t we will always uphold your First Amendment right to express your views. �Santofd Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, January 1B, 1998 •BA Letters-------------------Continued from Paf e 4A The avrrage annual Inrotnr of an Israeli cltlten Is morr than the average citizen of Missis­ sippi ram s. Onr of America^ poorrst slntrs. Mr. McCollum, how many bills did you spon­ sor lo help the poor citizens of our great counliy? llow ninny bills did you sponsor lo help the victims of Hoods and tornadoes of thr Mid­ west? How many bills did you sponsor the help ease Die overcrowding In the public school system? How many bills did you sponsor-to gel control of thr drug problem In our country? If you consider yourself a (me and honest congressman, elected to serve the people, to serve the grentest country on this planet, you would not support a prime minister who's own foreign minister hns abandoned him for being arrogant and militant. Should you elect to put your efforts Into the betterment of the planet. It should not lie toward Israel. Israel was founded by the lliitlsb and should be left to the British and European countries to oversee. They are closer and understand the problems between the .Jews and Palestinians lK-ttrr than you. There are morr noble causes In (Ills world than to hrlp Israel. How much help could we be to countries like Zimbabwe or Rwanda with the Hnanclal support we give Israel. Countries llkr these are so poor that their people are dying try the thousands from hunger and dis­ ease, human rights violations and rrurlty. Is­ rael does not need our charity! Your record reflects that you have supported the annexation of Jerusalem Into Israel. Why? The City of Jerusalem Is the religious destina­ tion of morr than 2.5 billion people of Chris­ tian and Moslem faith world wide. The Jewish religion Is the smallest religion on earth and you want to give the City of Jerusalem lo Is­ rael. a Jewish faith. Does this make sense? You blame the stalled Middle East peace process on the Palestinian authorities because they cannot control thr commando activities In Israrl. Why would you expec t the weak Pales­ tinian authorities to control something that Is­ rarl with Its mighty power could not control for morr than 40 yrarn? Thr blame should hr placed with the people limt have destroyed Palestinian homrs and confiscated Palestinian land to build more Jewish settlements for Jewish Immigrants, especially the Russian Jews, flic Palestinian people have the same right to defend their country, their homrs and their land Just as we would If we were attached by a foreign Invader. TTierr Is no authority on Hatton ' tins rarth, not Palestinian, not thr Israeli mili­ tary. not the United States government and rcrtnlnly not you that can slop thr Palestinian people from protecting and liberating Ihrlr own country unlll rent peace and Justice Is wrll served upon the people of tliat area. The Ameriran taxpayer Is tired of supporting programs that are self serving to the politi­ cians to get votes and stay In office. A real American works for Americans, not for 7.892 square miles of land that Is 9,000 miles from our shorrs. Mohammad Y. Lutfl Orlando Thoughts about medical care Several months ago I had major surgery per­ formed Ijy Dr. Largen at Columbia Hospital In Sanford, and I want to publicly thank Dr. Lnrgen. his staff and all the staff at Columbia who look such good care of me. Outstanding, at least In my mind, was the fuct that 1 was always called by Mrs. - not my given name. I l»ellevr It is only a courtesy to any adult to Ire called Mr.. Mrs., Ms. or Miss (ms Uie case may Ire) unless permission to do otherwise. Most seniors IX) NOT appreciate being put on a child or teen level by being a d ­ dressed by their given name, especially by 20.10 year olds. How does one get this across without being considered un *old fogey-? As appreciative as I am lo the hospltnl staff for taking such good care of me. I have n com­ plaint against the accounting department. In due time I received an Itemized statement showing the part the Insurance had taken care of and on the opposite side wrre llstrd some Items that I. as the pallent, was responsible for. which was over $1,200. Since I belong to an HMO I decided to check It out before paying to see If I really owed all that. My HMO representative checked It over and said: "You don't owe ANY of It.- Period. She said when a hospital takes an HMO p a­ tient they agree on a specified price. Now. my qursllon Is. If this was an error In the hilling department or Is It done regularly'/ Many patients getting a bill from a doctor or hospital nflrr Illness or surgeiy, assume It Is legitimate and pay It. Do you? Was this an er­ ror that occurs occasionally, or Is It a regular practice by thr hospital? P n a Clary Lake Mary Stinecipher Pag* » thanked fur his dedicated service since 1930; W.S. Cole­ man took the oatli as his suc­ cessor. Attorney Sid Ntx was in­ stalled as president of the to­ wards Club on Jan. 7 and on Jan. 10 tile Mayfair Inn for­ mally opened with Mrs. Jane Robert* as manager. W.E, KJrcholT had purchased the ho­ tel tn 1937, Miriam Noye was one of 10 winners In a Cleveland. Ohio beautiful baby contest on Jan. 12. On Jan. 16. Perk's Place, an area nightclub, was de­ stroyed by a late afternoon ex­ plosion and fire. Dr. H.D. Smith announced hit retirement on Jan. 25 and said he would move to Panama City. Dr. W.H. Gamer aaaumed his practice coming here from Alabama with wife Billie and children Wade, Jr.. Ronnie and Rosemary. Finley Moore, US Senate candidate from Lake City, told a small group on Jan. 27 that If elected he would stop Immi­ gration for 50 years, deport all aliens who would not accept responsibility as citizens and amend the Constitution to keep all foreign bom from go­ ing to Congress. The annual FDR Birthday Bash was canceled on Jan. 29 because of the heavy expense Involved. The previous year, over 400 had attended the event held at the Mayfair Hotel. . Reference waa made to the new park on the lakefront so DRUM UP NEW BUSINESS— and W W T TiysnsdinVw •AwewD H e u u u n as* ■ay toga m m banftof your Busk. I'll give you what 1 found about It throughout the l»ook. On Jan. 25. 1937. city Commis­ sioner Lefller had become 'father* of the proposed park along the lakefront as he urgrd the commission to make It that year’s priority project. Then on Dec. 30. 1937 tl was reported that the WPA had approved a $30,000 park between Sanford Avenue and the Mayfair Hotel.On Jan. 1). 1938. the C u m ­ ber of Commerce supported the DAR suggestion that the new lakefront park be named Ft. Mellon Park; the city com­ mission voted 3-2 for this name on Jan. 24 meeting. Work waa to begin when the Oak Avenue WPA Iinject was completed. Ft. Mellon Park was officially dedicated on Feb. 8 In memory of Mrs. J.N. Whitner with Judge Housholder as speaker. Mayor Ed Higgins Impressed the throng with his talk on 'Sanford To Be*. A.D. Rosier dug two wells In the park In July and In Sep­ tember the park was said to be 95 percent complete. Parks Superintendent Joe Moughton announced that during Dec. 1049 500 trees and shrubs had been planted In the park. Warttaw Bamford-January IM S You can certainly tell from various Items reported this month that there was a war on. As an example, ration chair­ man. A*J. Peterson, made sev­ eral announcements through­ out tile month concerning gas rationing. He warned gasoline dealers that stamps weren't transferable to amusement parks, weddings, social or sightseeing events. But you could take your cook to and bom under the heading of 'personal necessity* and visits to churches were also ap ­ proved. Pleasure boating would be banned aa of January 30, Effective on January 1 was a new ’Victory Tax" of 5 percent on wage* over $12 per week. Bd Higgins, mayor 1937-39. became mayor again on Jan u ­ ary 5: he succeeded W.C. HtU. R.A. Hyson was re-elected as county commission chairman. Fred T. Williams, who was starting his 23rd year on the fices. It Is a thought, placing everything along Ihe 17-92 corridor. JEB BU8H--I was rigid lust week and Mortliam stepped down. Bush was said lo have made a small blunder. 1 agree, but a greater mistake may lake place before you read this column. Looking at the 'list' of’ who may be chosen doesn't excite me. or most. Forgetting about Toni Jennings who. In my view shouldn't lake the olTer. there Is plenty of opportunity for a major blunder. Bush Is looking for u woman. The first didn't work out. He needs to look for a strong, no skeletons, running mate In Central Florida. Some have said that Feeney was Bush's downfall the last time around. Hog washtt Bush lost the opportunity to become governor all by himself with the help of poor advisors. Will he do It again? Time will tell. If by Ihe time you read this column Starks Is the new running mate, thr governorship. In my mind. Is In Ihe bag. Welcome to Ihe Capllol Mr. Bush. Jennings will go on lo bigger and better things. THE SCHOOLS--I men Honed last week that studrnts from Like Howell High will be repre­ senting Seminole County In Congress 'UH In Washington this next month. They will be In Washington from and Including the 13th lo the 15th of February. Do you work for an airline? If you do. please let me know by contacting the Saqford IlcmUi newsroom. Tills Is a great opportunity for these students to learn about government and how It functions and for our school system to show It's support. Tills Is an opportunity to showcase our talented students. Let's do till Continued from Page 4A bringing into our county high paying Jobs and Is cost effective. Hie build-out of this county Is not too many years away. What kind of busi­ nesses do we want and what kind of opportuni­ ties and salaries? You don't have to answer that question. It's an easy one. Lei's look further into the program. How does It affert you the taxpayer and homeowner in other ways? First, by creating clean busi­ ness we have a cleaner and more attractive rounty. Secondly, because of Ihe Increase In the average wage, the property you own will Increase In value and desirability should you wish or want to sell. There is a much broader base for lax reve­ nue. More money for schools. These ore Just a few of the spin-offs that benefit you directly! Now the Important part of this scenario Is to control taxrs as we enhnnrc and create higher real estate values In our county. My advice Is lo siip|N)rt Ihe present economic development parkagr but to be vigilant regarding tax In­ creases and tax proposals. The present com­ mission needs to be congratulated on It's ef­ forts and thr program creatrd. THE 17-02 CORRIDOR--It's going to hap­ pen. A lieautlful roadway from the south of Seminole County to the City of Sanford...our county seat I The only bug...bend In the road .ROAD BIjOCK nlnng Ihe rntlre length of roadway Is the City of Ixmgwood. Is this politi­ cal? I don't know. COUNTY OFFICE EXPANSION -The comer of Highway 430 and 17-92 would be a great place for an office park, possibly county of­ O B ITU AR IES ALBERT A. CLARK Albert A. Clark. 68, Osteen and Alabama, died Thursday, Jim. 15. 1998. Survivors Include wife. Jean G.. Colllrenr; sons. Bill Coffelt, Dublin. Texas, Jam es Evans. Osteen; daughters. Pamela J.. Sanford. Eva L Coffell. Dublin. Laura A. Evans. Osteen. Wednesday. Jan. 14, 1998. Bom In litlsbtirgh. Pa., she movrd to Central Florida In 1985. She was a secretary and a member of Deltona Presbyte­ rian Church. Survivors Include sister, Adda M. Schwerin. Arrangements by Stephen R. 1$ thankful for all acts or ■ kindness shown (luring our bereavement. Our loved one has departed from us. The love and kindness you have shown, has really consoled our fami­ lies. f ’ r To Ihe family, friends and communUy f r o ®, , , - , Mcttttl, llalt.Oretn Families W e I n F B T a e l i e v e h e s h i o “ O n ld ” W a y • • • • one Funeral Director handles all details all preparation is done ul this facility service times w ill meet your needs no interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100% refundable • the fam ily selects cremation services • markers designed lo specifications BETTE OHAMKOW CHRIS NEAL JMBCHUTEMAN i K G F i ra m k o w u n er a l H ! t- ome since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd.. Sanroid. FL 32773 322-3213 ID M X l .m m I I I I A l l II I N H IU M ! Hwy. 17-92-MMttsm Pit. 239-6M8 Gan# Hunt, Owner Marsha Green McGill THEODORE "TED" D. EVERLT Theodore T ed' D. Everiy. 60. Galgano Ave., Deltona, died Thursday, Jan. 15. 1998. Bom In Cascade. W. Va.. he moved lo Central Florida In 1983. He was a late shift commander for the West Virginia Department of Corrections. A member of 1st United Methodist Church, he was also a member of Landmark Lodge 383. Deltona and recently appointed Grand Representative: Order of* the Amaranth Inc. Court 59. Casselberry; Deltona Scottish Rite Club. Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. Valley of Or­ lando. Bahtu Temple. CLEANING HUNT MONUMENT 00. DISPLAY YARD ‘rJ’lie '3 ’amfCy oj, the ££ate Arrangements by Lawrence Brown-Service Funeral Home Inc., Selma. Ala. school board, became Us rhainuau for the tenth time. It was reported on January 8 that Rev. E.D. Brownlee was completing his 30th year as pastor of First Presbyterian Church. During that time, the church had grown from 135 members to 752. On January 11. Mrs. Susan Miller received a DFC as a posthumbus atCIUd lo her son. CpI. Horace B. Thomas, who died of woufidll'ltt the Battle of Midway. The Sanford Orlando Kennel Club closed for the duration on January 12. Idling 175 employ­ Survivors Include wife, Do­ ees after seven successful rothy L.; son, Jason M.. San­ years. ford: daughter. Rebecca L, On January 13 local IB-19 Sanford; brothers. Robert and year olds were told to report for physicals In preparation for William, both of ReedsvUle, W. Va.; stepdaughters. Debbie A. the February draft. A long list Westphal. Houston. Texas, of local draftees who failed to Carolyn J. Moore. Winstonreport was mailed to the FBI Salem. N.C.; stepsons. Michael on January 18. G. Moore. Wheeling. W. Va.. Bill Klriley, 19. and Pete Mrro. 18, became the first lo­ Thomas A. Moore II, Birming­ ham, Ala.; slater, Edyth cal World War II veterans to Boyles. Moundsvtlle. W. Va.; Join the new VFW post here. seven Btepgrandchlldren. AMM Klriley had been on the Hornet until It sank Die previ­ Arrangements by Stephen R. ous October and Radioman Baldauff Funeral Home Inc.. Mrro had been serving In AlgeDeltona. * • rta. Lumberman W J, Tall was named chairman of community HAROLD A. HALL service, a new post on the Harold A Hall. 76. East County Wage and Price Ra­ Morse Blvd.. Winter Park, died tioning Board. Tuesday. Jon. 13. 1998. Bom The Taknch Restaurant ob­ In Kennebec. S. Dakota, he served Its 54th birthday on moved to Central Florida In January 15; It was located on 1967. He was a broker and a North Park Avenue near the member of Winter Park Presby­ PICO building. terian Church. He served In the County Agent C.R. Dawson United Stales Navy during explained that a proposed la­ World War II and the Korean bor tent city between Tenth Conflict. and Eleventh Street west oT the ACL depot would house 100 Survivors include wife, Berta; ple. It would have floors, a daughters. Edle Hall-Smith. [e entertainment tent and Winter Park. Patricia Wilson, an on duty nurse. Later that Winter Park. Susan Alcock. month It waa announced that Famham. England: sons. Har­ the black migrant tent city had old A. II, Sanford: Frank A., 147 people who had been re­ Winter Pork. Dan R.. Winter cruited In Mississippi. Area Park, John R.. Orlando; 13 neighbors were offering aid. grandchildren. The Campbell Losstng Post Arrangements by Baldwinof the American Legion had led Goldenrod-Winter the nation tn per capita col­ Fairchild Park Chapel. Atoms Ave.. Win­ lected In the recent scrap ter Park. drive. And legion commander Ned Smith had helped arrange for a large sign at First and ROM 6. IFAMOLBR Rose S. Spangler, 83, Park to cany names of all lo­ Haverhill Dr., Deltona, died cals In tiie service. Baldauff Funeral Home Inc., Deltona, A I SANI m ill I ID I III A I I I I N M M IN IIII I'I A /A a 3 �•A • Sanford HeraW Santard. Ftonda Sunday. January 10 1990 After Hours Hard Rain: Not a shower of acclaim, but not all wet either H ard Rain (R): Originally ti­ lled The Hood. Hard Rain fi­ nally runs Its way Into thea­ ters It Is a mix of dlsastrr film, shoot 'em up. heist film, and chase film drawing from the conventions of all three to form decent entertainment. Christian Slater plays Tom. a restless youth trying to find a permanent niche in life. He doesn't mind the armored tmck |ob he shares with his Uncle Charlie (Ed Asner). but It's no­ where near what he wants. Tom and his uncle are doing a nur as Hard Rain opens, col­ lecting money front banks closing up due to Inclement weather and Hooding condi­ tions. As they try to make It through the torrential down pour, their truck gets stuck tn the community of Huntingburg. Indiana, a low lying town con­ veniently placed next to a surging levee and. recently, evacuated due to rising waters. The two send out a distress call, and soon, a vehicle shows up to help...themselves to the ♦3 million payload the truck Is carrying. After Uncle Charlie Is fatally wounded. Tom Is able to elude the gun-toUng bandits, led by Morgan Freeman, and secure the money In a ceme­ tery. When he goes for help at a church, he gets whacked across the head with a wooden crucifix by a stained glass painter (Minnie Driver). When Tom awakens with a bad head­ ache. he finds himself sitting In the Huntingburg Jail —how Ironic seeing Slater behind bars— defending himself against the charge of looting, a crime. I assumed, that Is common during floods. How­ ever. when the local, disgrun­ tled sheriff (Randy Quald) hears of the money, the hunt Is on to get the cash before the bandits do. And the sheriff doesn't care about returning the millions to their rightful owners either. with shot guns, and houses knocked off their foundations. Hard Rain Is n film where you don't get to know tire charac­ ters. but you sympathize with their plight. Hut then again. It Is a ran* occurrence In today's action Hints when you get de­ veloped characters that you know and can also feel for.' I guess Itt llanI Rain's rase, one out ol two Isn't bad. Tlie selling point of Hard Rain is that It Is an action film with a natural disaster ns Its backdrop. Then’ are marvel­ ously staged sequences like lire one set Inside the water logged hallways ol a high school, and a submerged shoot-out In the Huntingburg cemetery. Tire characters must survive a barrage of b u l l e t s , bnttrliug trees, monstrous storm surgrs. homy cops, gabby old women lire film Is directed by Mikael Salomon (A Far OJ] PUux), whose background Is mostly* In special effecls and cinematog­ raphy. Ills credentials play an important role In the overall prodtiellon drslgtr of Hard Rain Hr shot his film In an old han­ gar In California with five feet and i!vr million gallons of wa­ ter. Hr firms his set Into tun­ ning canals where the build­ ings look morr like embank- ments lo steer boats around. It Is an accomplishment since any filmmaker will tell you that water Is probably the most un­ predictable. difficult element to work with. But Salomon pulls It oft plausibly. Lurklty. 1 didn't prune, melt or drown from my experience with Hard Rain. Grant It. the film may not be showered wtth nrclalm when It is released, but It does manage to precipi­ tate some excitement. Three stars (out of four). (Page Private School 1 Co-educational 90 Years of Quality Education Enrollment Now In Progress OPEN HOUSE F ree E n ro llm en t Fee T h is D ay Only! (F or New E n ro llm en ts) B ring T his Ad W ith You! J a n u a r y 24, 1908 10K M ) a .m . - 1 2 :0 0 N o o n Come Jo in T he Fun! B rin g T he Fam ily! 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A irport Blvd. (407) 323-6771 b y AM P by Mural Arts Council raises fiiftds by sponsoring play Staff Reporta SANFORD • The Seminole Cultural Arts Council Is sponsoring a fund-raiser at the Or­ lando Thratre Project production of Educating Rita on Thursday. Jan. 22. at 8 p.m. In tire Fine Arts Theatre at Seminole Community College. Tickets for the event are $20 per person on sale at the Fine Arts Theatre Box Office at SCC. Funds raised from the event will be used toward oiltural/hlstorlcal advocacy In Semi­ nole County. During Intermission, the new slate of officers of the Seminole Cultural Arts Council will be presented with Kathryn Hattaway. Walt Disney imaginrrrlng. as the Incoming president of the Board of Directors and Brent Adamson. Rich Food Plan, as the outgoing president. Other Incoming officers are Wayne Weinberg, Greater Seminole Chamber of Commerce, first vice- president; Dr. Mark Spears. Florida Internal Medicine, second vice-president; Pam Ohab, Ohab and Company, PA., third vice-president; and. Bill Royster, Green. Dycus and Company, P.A.. as treasurer. The Orlando Theatre Project la a profes­ sional theatre company In residence at Semi­ nole Community College. Educating Rita Is a delightful comedy about a young working-class wife who wants to better herself, refusing to accept both the cards that fate has dealt her as well as dusty academic thought. The play wraa adapted Into a feature film In 1983, starring Michael Caine and Julie Walters. Academy Award nominations went to Caine for Best Actor and Wallers for Best Ac­ tress tliat year. The London Times called Educating Rita "a marvelous play, painfully funny and passion­ ately serious!* For Information or reservations for the arts council fund-raiser, call (407) 328-2040. Public----------Continued from Pngs 1A objectives and policies of the plan during the five-year period. Hie engineering Arm will present to the public the changes Uiat have occurred In Lake Mary and citizen Input will assist with the Interpreta­ tion of the performance. Bob Foley, a local real estate broker and a member of the city's Local Planning Agency said. ‘Comprehensive plans were bom out of the Florida Growth Management Act of 1985, to terminate urban sprawl.* Foley said the act was meant to cut short headaches, determine the number of af­ fordable housing units appro­ priate for each urban area and provide for compatible transi­ tion between dwelling units, such as single family home and apartments or commercial fa­ cilities. There Is an appropriate Im­ portance for the comprehen­ sive plan.* Foley said. *1 think tmkf Mary has done fine Job wtth the Implementation of Ita comprehensive plan.* The first workshop will be •held on Wednesday. Jan. 28 from 4 to 6 p.m. at Lake Mary Kozak Lathrop After graduating high school In 1963, Lathrop went to New York City to continue hls dance schooling. He then decided to leave ballet to study the musi­ cal and dramatic stage. After performing in concerts and wnall plays around the city, he became a unionized performer and hla career began on and off Broadway. After performing and teach­ ing In Germany. Lathrop re­ turned to Sanford tn 1991. He put hla career on hiatus due to. ne says. *the love of my mother. I came back for per­ sonal reasons,’ said Lathrop. While here, Lathrop continued hls formal education. He re­ ceived an associates degree from Seminole Community College. Then he continued tn 1993 at Rollins College, where City Hal). The subject will be 'Conservation. Recreation and Open Space Elements*. The rest of the meeting* will fall on consecutive Wednesday nights, on Feb. 4. 11. 18 and 25. The subjects will be *Future Land use and Housing Elements*. Truffle Circulation Element*, 'Infrastructure Element*, and 'Intergovernmental Coordina­ tion and Capital Improvement Elements*. Lake Mary City Hall la lo­ cated at 100 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary. he graduated in 1996 wtth a bachelor's degree in Sociology. Humanity and Theatre. Directing and choreograph­ ing aside. Lathrop wants to continue hla dream of creating the Lathrop Theatre Project. Sanford's first professional theater to showcase the works of ethnic artists, known and unknown, tn the areas of drama, music, and dance. 'It la something 1 have envisioned for a long time.* said Lathrop. He said that the project la in Ita first stages. Mother Hicks, a play about a young girl In a small town told through the signs of a deaf mute, will be held at 8 p.m. F rid a y s and Saturdays and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. For more Information an the play and upcoming Rltz events, call 3218111. the other areas of the county.* he said. “We must provide that same detailed information to those areas.* A native of Shenandoah . Pa.. Kozak has a bachelor's degree tn business administration from the University of Pennsyl­ vania. He and bis wife. Lor­ raine, have two daughters. Sarah, 15. and Ruth. 11. After a brief stint In Pennsyl­ vania last year, Kozak, who currently resides tn Sanford, said the family wanted to live In Florida where they maintain a home tn Panama City. The Kozak family plana to move permanently to Northern Seminole County. ‘Pennsylvania la a pretty place but we were tired « shoveling snow tn April. Kozak said. 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(during open play) • TO P O F TH E U N E rental equipment (Paintball emmo/airguna, safety masks, uniforms) • Food and Beveragt available on >Special Party Packages Houtk Mon• Thun. 10am>12 mid. • F it- S d . 9am*1am •Sun. 12 noon*12 Midnight 3101 South Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17/92) • Sanford (407) 3024*00 Of « H 7 » - 1 M 0 10% OFF f.O PM i �B N H a W H H W iN tfl L4«viAa: teachers for special students W as anybody (lateen* By JEFT BERUNICKX Herald Staff Wrtter One of them spends her days working with special children, trying to prepare note County High School them for kindergarten. end there are aom e of The other works with kids them th a t probably who aren't quite reading at elementary school shouldn't even be normal levels. w alked alone a t night It's a daunting task, one tim e, ltite lan’t the l u t that would be overwhelming to you'll h ear ab o u t thfc. most, but for Beverly Mitchell and Kathy Shorthouse. It's a Yo, Sem inole. Do labor of love. Mitchell was voted Lake I m D t t it's tim e far a Mary Elementary Schoolrelated Employee of the Year gym. r a I while Shorthouse took Improved ol Teacher of the Year. Each was gram , b u t elected by their peers and spend their days working with kids who need a little extra attention. They don't seem to mind even a bit. *ll's such an honor because you're voted In by your peers.* Shorthouse said. *lt's ubout raring about children, but everybody on our faculty does more than their share.* They both found out about their honors In a unusual way. Mitchell was In a restroom good twiddle while school ofllclals wrnt to •Chool >«“ M h a ll, p p her classroom to surprise her. Finally, she heard her name Bam * aes th ere's o lot of announced over a It thla county. T hey'll be loudspeaker. Shorthouse th e ones In th e head- happened to be In another classroom where no one could find her. Eventually, they found out and both said they were humbled by the honor. Mltchrll works as nn assistant to JcfT Stein with the prc-K kids, usually three- and four-year-olds who might need some extra attention before heading off to kindergarten. Most are physically handicapped and one student Is In the hospital with a brain tumor. Iler day ran Is* hectic. She helps with lessons and tries to get the kids to focus their attention on the dally activities. She's been doing It for almost two years. ■|*roplr ask me If I get tired at the end of the davbut we see so many positive things.* Mltchrll said. She described a little girl who had recently seemed Inattentive and uninterested in the class but. last week, the girl went up to Mitchell and asked for help signing her name. Another girl In the class, Sarah, recrntly served as dower girl In Stein's wedding. There are eight kids In the class, but Mltchrll said as long as she takes things moment by moment. It's a rewarding experience. Shorthousr works with kids ranging from second through fourth grade and lias spent 25 years as a teacher In Seminole County. She Is responsible for students who are below the recommended reading level as Identlfled by a QRi test. 'Often, my students just don't have the same exposure to reading as others.* Shorthouse said. They need to makr an extra effort to read outside of class. They also need to see printed words. Sometimes they tell me they saw words on TV but tt Isn't the same.* Although It enn be a touchy subject, each teacher has to sometimes convince parents that their kids need some extra help. 'Most parents are aware If their child Is below level, especially by the time they are In second grade,* Shorthouse said. They aren't exposed to It and sometimes, when It Is successful It brings tears to my eyes. Today, a non-reader went liefore (he class to read, lie also understood what he was reading.’ *A lot has to do with their home life.* Mitchell added. 'Some of them rule the roost at home and we have to provide a foundation for their atari of formal schooling.* Their work obviously hasn't gone unnoticed. 'Beverly and Jeff work so well together.* Pnnelpal Gloria Orseck said. *We wanted to hire her as a teacher but she was happy ding what she was doing. As for Kathy, we used to Just be able to do the best we could In the classroom. Now when I see the work she's done, you ran see such a tremendous difference.’ Doth said that the highlight of their work comes years later when they see a former student make a success out of him or herself. For the time being, however, both teachers said they don't dwell on the student's disabilities. "We can't.* Mitchell said. We have to let them know we have high expectations for them to succeed." That's what a lot of them are doing thanks to some great teachers at Lake Mary Elementary. Kathy Shorthouse (top) Is a reedtog specialist and Bsvsrty MBche l Is a pre-Undergarton assistant at Laks Mary Elsmsntary. Shorthouss was named Tsachsr of ths Ysar and MMchsI was namsd School-Related Emptoyaa ol ths Ysar. We feel like we’re locked in prison W hm dkU i into prisons? A prison for Instance, has gates surrounding all open­ ings. guards, and special designated areas. Take a look at any Seminole County high school and the similarities are overwhelming. A normal high school does not make the students feel uncomfortable or trapped. It should however, have a warm atmosphere of beautiful cam ­ pus grounds, and benches to sit and relax. Students should feel comfortable while there. Before moving to Seminole County. I had never seen gates around the schools and a security system that could double as the police force. First of all. what kind of ap­ pearance does that give to people passing by? No one would think those buildings were schools maybe Just Juve­ nile delinquency centers. The main goal for the gates I've gathered Is to keep un­ wanted visitors off the cam­ pus. In achieving this goal, the schools have locked the gates throughout school hours, therefore, leaving stu ­ dent* unable go from one aide of the campus to the other. Students who arc in the Baity Release Program have to park In a particular lot to leave school grounds. Also, those students are unable to park »iy their classrooms. For ex­ ample. aome students only have classes on the east side of the school but have to park on the west parking lot. distracting things them? When I look back high school memories wunt to p k iu rr a around on my I don't prison raihrr a wonderful place with experiences never to be for­ gotten. Courtney Leffew is a tenlor at Semtooir High BehooL * 0 *•,«• a f a <a 4 > don’t believe Hghtern year old students have that yet. Most high school students however, hold Jobs that require many responsibilities and lengthy hours. The schools need to place more faith Into these students which soon will be entering college. Security Is also a major Is­ sue concerning schools but Is an entire team needed to se­ cure the campus? The county high schools have a police of­ ficer on duty at all times not to mention anywhere from two to five security officers. This personnel seems to spend more time disciplining the students and watching thetr tardiness rather than ac­ tually handling security mat­ ters. Try to Imagine a square box containing almost 2,000 stu ­ dents. Does aquiah and crowded come to mind? Schools try to take all the student* and restrict them to VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINM ENT 6 ^^^U n iv e rs ity of C e n tra l F lo rid a Chackour cahndarfor th a a tm r a rt. tn u a ic . i o f l f t l andbeturmat httpJ/www.ok.ucf.adu' pi 'N e i i r i l i n f / i f / lunch. Lunch, the one time the student* are allowed to have a tad bit of freedom without the metal gates and security offleers. 1 think students should have the best learning faculty pos­ sible but that does not mean build a prison. How to a stu ­ dent going to team anything when there are various other ATTEND ONE OF THE INFORMATION MEETINGS TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN EARN A BACHELOR OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN ONLY 27 MONTHS. ■ Mlntawiw of 30 credits required for sdalnlw i ■ Now accepting ipySritl for the March tons Mm Am Oaw«Aaa a t Banford, l a i g i t a a t Matzltoa Oc­ tette. consisted m i with the ^Yrthhigton County Commonwealth Attorney's of­ fice tn Abingdon . Vs., while attending Emory University. INFORMATION MEETING Dstri Wed., January 21. 1998 Placet N S U Orlando Site 445 North Wymorr Roa Winter Park. F L scxjtheS tern TO RESERVE A SEAT AT THE MEETING PLEASE CALL THE PROGRAM OFFICE AT BOO-318-472). EXT. 6101 Nova Southeastern University admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. �•A • San lord Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Sunday. January 18.1998 Sites C o n tin u e d fro m P i | « 1A T h is Is very disappointing." said the Rev. Jimmy Dale Pat­ terson. pastor at Central Bap­ tist Church on State Road 46. City and county ofTlclals In­ sist. however, that the two sites are Isolated, not eco­ nomically viable and will never be used by the adult enter­ tainment Industry. They also say Sanford Is In no danger of becoming an adult entertain­ ment war rone. 'Sanford Is safe,** Insists Seminole County Commis­ sioner Daryl McLain. "We're not bringing these clubs In. we're keeping them out." says Sanford Mayor Larry Dale, who advises residents to keep the faith and remember that In the four years since the city of Sanford Identified four of Its own sites as part of an adult entertainment ordi­ nance. there have been no callers. *Whut people don't under­ stand Is dial unless you Iden­ tify areas, these businesses can come In anywhere they want." Dale said. "WeVe done something to protect ourselves from that. WeVe worked with the county to Identify the least likely sites. I don't believe any of them will ever be used." Michael Ptnter. who owns Club Juana In Casselberry, said he agrees. 'Sanford Is not a good location." Pinter said. ‘Especially with those sites they've left. You could build the TSJ Mahal on one of those sites and not do any business. •It's Just not a good loca­ tion." Ptnter said. 'Mayor Dale and the Sanford people have got this thing figured out pretty well. The sites they've put out there are awful. They're not feasible for adult entertain­ ment." Sanford City Commissioner Lesaard said. "You ’I sell boiled peanuts at the two sites Identified here. Sanford Is coming up smelting like roses." Ron Rose, president of the Orester Sanford Chamber of Commerce, said that the city and county officials did their homework and sought opinions from the community. The Chamber was against the air­ port attes. Tm confident the decisions being made will keep this community free of negative planned well." said John Wil­ liams. vice president and gen­ 4 You c o u ld n 't s e ll eral manager at Wayne b o iled p e a n u ts a t Denach. Inc., located at Rand th e tw o s ite s id e n ­ Yard Rd. and Route 46. They've seen what has hap­ tifie d here. 9 pened in other communities. They seem to be focused." • — C o m m is s io n e r Focused enough to Identify a B ra d y L e sa a rd three-acre parcel on Rand Yard Road as one of the two sites that were picked Tuesday. Wil­ of Interest." said Pinter, who began Club Juana 32 years ago liams said that Denach. Inc., and Intends to keep It In has bought the parcel and will Casselberry. 'I've opened one use It for expansion purposes. -We're putting our garage, club and have no desire to move or open anywhere else." drafting department and pointPinter expects the county of-sales department In the new commissioners will grandfather building." Williams said. 'It's his and the other existing funny, but I've not noticed the county signs that were outside. clubs rather Ilian try to force them out of business or to No need for anyone to worry move. about anything else on this 'Grandfathering has to hap­ property. We Intend to stay." pen." said Sanford City Man­ Dale said the other site - 16 ager BUI Simmons. T ills will acres on the south side of the CSX Railroad tracks, north of stabilize the adult entertain­ ment industry In Ihe county." Jewett Lane - also isn't likely to attract any adult busi­ Simmons and other city offi­ cials have worked together for nesses. 'No one Is going to try more than four years to keep to come in as remote a spot." Dale said. “ Believe me. we're the adult entertainment Indus­ try out of the city. not giving anything away." The four sites they Identified Those sites are Isolated as you can get." said former 8an- in 1994 Include a small parcel ford City Commissioner A.A. near the Central Florida Zoo­ McClanahan. "I doubt anyone logical Park that has no access will try to open up anything at roads. Another Is platted but the sites. But I'm still upset undeveloped land at Silver Lake Industrial Park. There are about Sanford ending up on the short end of the stick. Let's two lots which are part of the hope they keep those clubs operational area at the airport. One of the lots Is government where they are now." T h is Is a victory - a major owned and not for sale. Mayor Dale visited Ihe 33 victory for Sanford." Dale said after the county commissioners acres at Silver Lake on Friday rejected 150 acres of land near and said hr expects once the the Sanford airport • and Iden­ roads are extended into the area there will be bids by com­ tified the two westsIde sites. panies to set up at the Indus­ The airport acreage was an adult entertainment war tone trial park. When the area was desig­ walling to happen, officials speculated. More than a mil­ nated by the city as Industrial sues, there was not much con­ lion passengers came through the airport In 1997 and mil­ cern that any adult entertain­ ment owners would have any lions more were coming. Interest. The key to this Is Ihe 'If they left anything open, that would have been th e area same as to the overall picture clubs. 'Now. we'rr about lo grandfa­ ther these elutis while also opening thr doors lo a new war zone In Sanford." Malov. unlike Ihe Sanford of Sanford's cITons lo rrdurc the chances of such activity • and depends on whether thr county grandfathers thr exist­ ing clubs. Simmons, for one. feels any other choice would be far loo costly. Even If Ihe county won court battles to innke the ex­ isting clubs move. It would be responsible for court costs and moving expenses. Thr greatest fear Is al>out the lime and funds that would have lo be spent. With the vole rx|>ectrd at the next meeting or early February, three of the five county com­ missioners seem lo favor grandfathering. “ I'm disappointed we haven't done enough." said Commis­ sioner Granl Malay. Tvc op­ posed and Mill oppose thr to ­ tal nudity that Is allowed In these plares. Tills Isn't some­ thing that Seminole County con lake much pride In • being a haven (or total nude dance Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated | Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Harrell &. 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The feds caught up with her and Seminole County depu­ ties took her Into custody at the John E. Folk Correc­ tional Facility. T his Is a *Oo Figure* story." said Lt. Jack Cash of the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. ‘If not for the bus driver's Job and the finger­ printing would probably still C at* i* l (W e Are The Berber King!!) Z J j C-T i J ^ aveV loV 6 50Yetts Ex GuerenteedProfession*!Inefelletlon WLU it P iM M eik for details wot**** \ AMAZING ANIMAIS m • i <^ S a ltin g , name brand liv/o Your Drnms! i i r W W I , ^ L ta ^ SELL-OFF ON TOP BRANDS & FIRST QUALITY N abbed-------- ^ NOT MMO WITMM f OTK—n .- ;V at In f 'her arahe la a 145-pound white i brown hair and IS-IP-t Since 1959...Same Location Schlotzsky’s Deli "SirBsisrysj* • officials, said he Is concerned about what was down the road, lie voted to keep the airport sites In Sanford rather than for the westslde sties. Time will tell who was right. .. < I i AY S 1,1 M l A S . ASH i i N / U l l IN< AVAl l A l i i l W A C l AY AWAY 1*1 A N S 2913Hwy. 1742’ Sanford (2 Sods Northof AirportBtwtf. 11fle Northel Lake Mary BM.) nwl to CNy EBdric and EntifpriM Leasing) . HOURS: M0N-THURS9AMPM FRI-SAT9AM'5Py,SUN12-4PM Evinings By Appointment 324-8800 C �I____ . U w A k Sanford Herald SEM IN O LE TO D A Y ______________________ ■ Seminole survives E x t r a P o in t s ... Jeff Arrow Force VI rebounds Winter Springs from early deficit to looking at a best Winter very bright Springs athletic future B e rlin icke H e ra ld S ta ff W rite r v SANFORD _ Do you h ear th a t rum ble coming out of W inter Springs High School? It's coming from th e athletic d ep artm en t where the girls and boys basketball team s are turning Into a potential th reat to every one of Seminole County's pow erhouses. Sure. If you look at the records, they aren 't th a t Impressive. The boys' an d girls' team s arc getting beaten alm ost every time out. b u t let's consider a few things. . First, W inter Springs Is fielding tcum s With nothing b u t n inth- and lO th-graders. Eventually those kids will grow a few Inches and be seniors with experience. .That's when tilings could get ugly for the rest of Seminole County. l ake the boy's team. Coach Jim Hogan started slowly, th en things started to m esh. He m ight not be get­ ting w ins on the scoreboard b u t he's getting Mflns nonetheless. .*]: Imagine his team two years from now. Ilie re ts no doubt th a t big m an W inston Ja m e s will be the dom inant player In Sem i­ nole County !n the year 2000. Ja m e s can re ­ bound. pass, si loot an d play defense. More im portantly, he can lead a team . Ja m e s alm ost single-handedly kept th e Dears tn Friday night's gam e a t Seminole. He h ad 12 points in the first half before Seminole s h u t him down. . Pf*11* * proved It h as m ore t h a i t m i 5weapon a s p a rt of the C lasses of 2000 and 2001; The Intensity of Brian Brown alm ost pulled the B ears back Into th e game. He can dish and there may not be a flashier or b etter passing team tn th e county th a n W inter Springs. Defensively, M arcus Wiggins can g u ard alm ost anyone an d Seminole h ad a h a rd time getting It p ast th e W inter Springs backcourt. Will there be growing pains for the Bears? Absolutely. A lot of people n th e county th o u g h t It would be a good Idea for the B ears to spend a t least one year a s a Junior varsity team before taking on the big boys. T h at would have been the easy way out. Instead, the B ears prepared to take It o n the chin for a year. B ut look w hat happened. It's girls' volleyball team w as extrem ely competitive and should have gone to th e llrrald SUIT Writer SANFORD _ It was a win, but not the kind Dob Tralna would have liked. Ills Seminole boys basketball team was takrn to the llmlta by voung Winter Springs last night before coming out with a 60-80 Seminole Athletic Conference boys* basketball win at Dill Fleming Me­ morial Gymnasium. It wasn't pretty, especially as An row Force VI prepare for district play. Even then. Seminole Is likely lo end up with a low seeding berausr of ntlcs that stipulate that a district team only lias Its first game count towards district standings since the schools are so far apart that It makes it hard to play a home-and-home series. Arrow Force VI Is actually 3-2 In district play but Ita record toward determining seeding In the tour­ nament Is 0-2. That makes tonight (Saturday) an Important test for Seminole which hosts Spruce Creek, a district rival at 7 p.m. If Friday was any indlcaUon. Tralna Isn't too confident about the i s | ^ Q n rn . | ■11 « « -------- •- 1ft. a.., *- a . M ■W w rfKMy. n. .ip * 81 CMI rU nw ifl MPmOfltt UyTTVIMUTi mm Tfwr ter Springs' IWoot-7 sophomore Winston James (Ml) scored a game-high 18 points and Bsmlnola'a e-loot-8 Junior Comsam Blue (above) netted a team high 16 points. way his team looked. Seminole knocked off take Mary and Lake Brantley last week but stumbled badly against Ovtedo and never looked sharp last night. 'Let's give credit to Winter Springs.” Tralna said. They outhustled us completely, fm not overconfident about our chances right now. that's for sure.* Arrow Force VI had a hard time getting the ball downcourt against the Dears' scrambling defense and Winston James (18 points) domi­ nated throughout the first half as Winter Springs took an early lead. The Dears have only two wins to thetr credit In their inaugural year of basketball, but the team has gotten steadily better and only lost by two to SAC power Lake Howell earlier this week. James la emerg- tng as one of Central Florida's dominant big men, but Tralna made adjustments at the half and held him to only four second-half points which proved the difference In the game. “Winston James did an excellent Job In the middle.* Tralna said. The Dears led after the first quar­ ter, 11-9 as James had aU points Lions edge ALTAMONTE 3PR1NOS _ Following Friday night's Ovtedo/Lake Brantley girls' soccer game at Tom Storey Field, both coaches were faced with the same dilemma: making sure thetr re­ spective teams didn't make too much of the fi­ nal outcome. But while the game - won by Oviedo. 2-1 — was. as both coaches pointed out. Just another regular season game, there was an emotional urgency on both sides that made It s little more than that. How Intense was the contest? One confronta­ tion following a foul resulted tn a player from each aide being red carded (ejected). A hard tackle In the second half nearly led to another clash. T his was a very Important game emotionally for the girls* said Oviedo assistant coach Jay Oetty, who was filling In for absentee head coach Rob Stahl. Tonight, they showed them­ selves that they can beat a state-ranked team.* Lake Brantley took a 1-0 lead 10 minutes into the game when Megan McMillan took a through ball from Jenna Aymar and one-timed It past Ortedo ’keeper Tiffany ChristUna. The PatrloU crested several other strong scoring opportunities but couldn't get anything After getth* to half-time with the score still I* 0. the lions carried a majority of the play early in the second quarter. They very nearly tied the s when Brooke Ashy's header off of a free by Karyn Hall. The Lions finally knotted the score at 50:15 of the second half when Asby knocked a 35-yard By comparison. Lake Brantley coach John free kick Just under the cross bar. Hall netted the game winner when she took a Schaefer's task was making sure his team didn't cross from Elans Cavslllnl. Juked past a couple take the loss too severely. The problem eras, of defenders, and sbd a shot Just Inside the left even though It was lust another regular season post at 72:28. E Brock, McCown vital to Oviedo girls’ success FOR TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R EA . R E A D THE S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A 11 �■Sanford Horatd. Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January IS, 10M For additional Information please call War­ ren Brown (Player Agent) at 331 -6786 or Lisa Banton (President) at 339-8584. S a n f o r d B a b e R u th s ig n u p s SANFORD _ The City of Sanford Recreation Department will be signing up players for the upcoming Babe Ruth Baseball season and girls' softball season at the “Ju st For Feet" located In Seminole Townc Center Mall on Saturday. January 24th from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. brogues 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 13year-olds only. This will moke the Jump from Bambino to Babe Ruth smoother and will allow the 13-year-olds to get used to the longer bases and get more playing time. Cost to register Is $20 and there will be free prizes and discounts also. If you have any questions, please call Tom Jtelly at 330-5697. S a n f o r d L it tle L e a g u e SANFORD _ Sanford Little League will be holding registration for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season the next two weekends at the Sanford WalMart. Times will from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. First time players will need to bring birth certificate and proof of residency. P O N Y B a s e b a ll r e g is t r a t io n FIVE POINTS _ With the Spring Baseball season ready to get started. Seminole PONY Baseball will hold Spring Registration over the next two Saturday's at the Seminole PONY Baseball Complex on County Road 419, one mile east of highway 17*92 near Winter Springs. All boys and girls ages five to 16 are en­ couraged to sign up In the upstairs office of the Seminole PONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you are new to PONY Baseball you will need a copy of your birth certificate to regis­ ter. Some registration fees have been re­ duced In the younger age groups. Call 323-5570 for more information. ft L o n g w o o d B a b e R u th LONGWOOD _ The Longwood Babe Ruth Baseball League will be having sign-ups for the Spring Season the next three Saturday's (January 17, 24 and 31st). Times will be from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All sign-ups will be held at Longwood's Candyland Park located on Grant Street (ofT of S.R. 434). ReglstraUon Is open to all children ages five to 17. Playing divisions are T-Ball (5-6). Rookies (7-8). Minors (9-10), Majors (11-12). Prep (13), Babe Ruth (14-15) and Senior (1617). Tryouts are set for January 31st for new players or those who did not play tn the Fall ;The 9gqng Season wil^ start S H S a lu m n i b a s e b a ll SANFORD _ Seminole High School Is looking for alumni to attend the annual baseball game and cookout to be held on Saturday. January 24. 1998. Cost to players for lunch and a T-shirt Is $20. with proceeds going to help the SHS Baseball Program. Please call Mike Powers at 320-5058 and leave your name and number and someone will return call with Information. L e g a l N o t ic o » L e g a l N o t lc e » L e g a l N o tic e s IN VMS CO U N TY CO U N T OF TN S B tO HTiSN TM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AMD TON ■ ■M IN O LI COUNTY, FLORIDA IN TN S CO U N TY CO URT OF T N I ISth JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND PON AAMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA O SN SN Al JURISDICTION DtVIAION CASA NOl P T.1 4 J4 .C A I4 .W NORWEST MORTOAQE, INC.. PLAINTIFF C ITY OP LAKS MART. PLORIDA NOTICA OF PUALIC MSARINS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tha City Commliklon ot the City el Lake Mary, Florida, that aald Commlttlon will hold o Public Hearing on February S, ISSS. al 7:00 F.M.. or Ok toon thereafter aa poteible, to coneider fuel reading ol an Ordinance csss no.i sT-TM-co-ae-e BASIL a. BUCHANAN d/b/a AAA BOBCAT, Pialntift, v*. VS. JANUS OALV. Ml, and f CHRISTINE OALV, And LOWELL DUVALL d W l TOTAL HOMS 0 IS I0 N . RURSUANT T O CHAPTSN AS None* I* hereby glean in n purauant 10 A rinAt Judgment ot ForwcMaur* dtt#d January Silt. iSSS And AntAcod in Caaa Numb*. l7 -T M -C C -(0 -C , In V ia County Court ol Samlnol* County. B. BU S. BUCHANAN Ct d/b/a AAA SOS* CAT. ta Plaint IN, and J A ll E l OALV, III and P. CHRISTINE OALT. ara tt>a Oafandanta. I will aaR to ih* Mghaat and baat bid­ der (of caah at tha Waal Front Door. Somlnolo County Courthouoo, SOI N. Psrfe Avenue, Sanford. Florida. Bt 11:00 a.m. on tha 10th day ot Pobruary, IS M . tha following dooctibod property aa aat forth bt aald Pinal Judgment, to wR: BIS Oaford Street. Longwood. Florida N too FT Of lota t r tee* N 11I.S0 Ft. S N N O FT af Lot to. Laoa N H I M Ft SLR S Amandad Plat of SLKS B O O S M A PON ot SLR A PS 1/00 PubUe Nocorda ot Bemlneta O v i e d o a lu m n i b a s e b a ll OVIEDO _ Thr Oviedo Baseball Team would like to Invite all former players to the First Annual Alumni Baseball Came on Sat­ urday. January 31st at 1 p.m. The game will tie played at Mlklcr Field, Oviedo's home field, named for the Lions' legendary coach Paul Mlklcr. All Interested former players should con­ tact coach Kcnne Brown at 320-4192. The cost for this event Is $25 per player. All pro­ ceeds go towards the OHS Baseball program. S C C w o m e n at hom e SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women's basketball team will host Brevard Community College from Melbourne tonight (Saturday)' at 6 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. The Raiders, led by 7-foot Jaana Kotova and long-range shooter Darla Kudmyvtacva, are looking for a return to the state tourna­ ment under head coach Ken Patrick and a s­ sistant Tony MandcvlUc. Sth day at January, ttOA. at Sanford Somlnolo County. Florida. MARYANNS MORSE CLARK OP THE COURT BT: J b m S. Jaaawtc DMiify ctBfti R e s o lu t io n D r e a m M ile s e t LAKE MARY _ The Lake Mary Track Club has announced that the Fourth Annual Lake Mary Track Club Resolution Dream Mtle will be held at Lake Mary High School s Don T. Reynolds Stadium on Saturday. January 31. Tire event Is for runners, or walkers if you wish, both male and female, of all ages. Proceeds from the event will go to help the Lake Mary track teams and AAU runners for the Lake Mary Track Club tn the summer. The winner of each race, both male and female, will receive a medal, while the next four runners, both male and female, tn each race will be awarded ribbons. The schedule Is as follows: * 8 a.m. _ ReglstraUon. * 8:30 a.m. _ Male and female mile walkers. * 9 a.m. _ 8-Under. boys/girls, 880-run. * 9:15 a.m. _ 9-10 boys and girls mile run. * 9:30 a.m. _ 12-12 boys and girls mile run. * 9:45 a.m. _ 13-14 boys and girls mile run. * 10 a.m. _ 15-16 boys and girls mile run. * 10:15 a.m. _ 17-18 boys/girts mile run. * 10:30 a.m. _ 19-29 male/female mile run. * 10:45 a.m. _ 30-39 male/female mtle run. * 11 a.m. _ 40-49 male/female mile run. * 11:15 a.m. _ 50-Over tnale/female mile. Awards will be given out after each race. To pre-register send $3. name, age, whether male or female, to 1048 West 46-A. tortda 32746, TIMOTHY N. MOONHEAD. ISO . WMIOHT. PULFORO. MOONH EAD A ANOWN. PA Florida Bar No. 471*40 141 North Mapnaha Avonua Foot OWlco Baa I S t l Orlando. F t 37*01 407/41*-4(34 Pubhah: January 11. IS. ISSS OCM-OO C IR C U IT CO UNT T M SIONTSSNTM F I ON ID A O A M NO. O T .4 T O S -M -O I-W ADMAN L. BEANO FETITIONEH NANCY A. NIAND NEAPONOANT NO TW A OP NOTION TO: NANCY A. BEANO YOU ARC N IM B Y NOTIFIED Pf IP Parra B copy ditanaaa. M any, I# t N pn ADRI. AN l_ BEANO. Potl la BSS’C Ortonta AV* . Springs. Florida MICHAEL KINO. IF Llt/INO. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES, O R A N TIIA . AS SI O N U S . LIENORS, CREDIT ORA, TR U S TIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINO AN INTEREST ST, THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINET MICHAEL KINO. JEANNE U KINO; JAMES KISTHAROT: NORWEST FINANCIAL BUSINESS CREDIT. INC.; RICH.UNITED CORF. A/K/A RICH UNITED CORPORATION, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; UNITED ETATES OF AMERICA; JOHN DOC AND JANE DOC AS UNKNOWN TCNANTS IN POSSISSION Ot FINDANT(S) RA.NOTICS OF F O M C LO S U N S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN pureuant to an Order dr anting tha Mellon to Raaai Forecloeure tala doled, January End. IS M . entered m ClrH Caaa No. S7-I434-CA14W Ot the Circuit Court Of IhO ISTH Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANTORO. Florid a . I win eell la the Mgheei and boat bidder for caah ol the W IS T FRONT DOOR Of the SEMINOLE County Courthoua* m SANTORO. Florida, at 11.00 o’clock a m. on the 3rd day el FtSRUARV. IS M the following aald Summary Final j to wn LOT S. BLOCK D. ASTOR FARMS. ACCOROINO TO T H I FLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN FLAT ROOK S. FAQ I IS OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thro Slh day ol January. IS M . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAU MARYANN! MORSE Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Jane I . Jooowtc D#puty Clerk IN ACCORDANCE WITH T H I AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, poreone with dnabrimat needing a apodal accom­ modation ahouM contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at the SEMINOLE County Courthoua* at M F 1 I J -O J C , 1SOO-M S-arn (TDO| or 1-S00M B IT ? * , *M Florida Relay DAVID J. STERN. PJL SOI S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITS SM PLANTATION. FL SAMS fb*4| I M SPOO ST-1 MSS PubBdi: January 11, IB. IS M D fM -M L. Board an or balam FEBRUARY End. ttSd. and 1*0 mo originat with the d a rt of SSs obutt before ooralea or -2370. 1M0 f r a c h ir Seminole IB and the two teams traded leads throughout the second half. Winter Springs was all over the court, moving the ball at will and only some poor shooting kept th a n from forging a big lead. Late in the second quarter, Seminole regained the lead, 2321 on a Daryl Redding Jumper, and the 'Noles went on an 8-0 run. Including four points from Zeke Seymore. From there, the Seminole defense took over and shut down James. Despite strong nights from Marcus Wiggins (12 points) and Brian Brown (12 points), the Bears never recov­ ered and fell once again. For the 'Noles, Cornelius Blue (16) points) led the way and Daryl Redding added 11. After tonight's battle with Spruce Creek, Seminole (14-6) plays three crucial SAC con­ tests next week, traveling to Lake Mary and Lake Howell for Soccer IB contest, tt was the Patriots' second tough loss of the week to a district and conference oppo­ nent. On Wednesday, Lake Mary (ranked No. 3 in the Class 6A state poll) blanked Lake Brantley. 1-0. ■We B u ffe re d two tough fosses this week and we have another big game (No. 9-ranked Lake Howell) coming up next Wednesday.* said Jeff m m F a g s IB state to u rn am en t except for a n u p set loss. The football team drew large crow ds playing a Junior varsity schedule b u t coach Mick H arris h a d h is Idds playing h ard an d competitively th ro u g h o u t the In au g u ral back-to-back games on Ureaday and Wednesday, then re­ turning home to host Lyman nest Friday. All three games are set for 7:30 p.m. starts Winter Springs (2-12) plays games on the same three night's, going to Melbourne for a 7 p.m. district game at Flor­ ida Air Academy on Tuesday, before returning home to host Lake Brantley (Wednesday) and Lake Mary (Friday) tn SAC contesta starting at 7:30 p.m. Schaefer. T h e season's not over by a long shot. We still have 10 matches left before the district tournament. ■Every season Is a rollercoaster ride. Wele just going through a dawn q>e& right now. W* need to level off and get headed back in the right direction.* Oviedo Improves to 8-2-1 with the victory. 3-1 In Seminole Athletic Conference play, and 3-1 ■gainst GA-Dtstrict 3 opponen ts. Lake Brantley la now 9-3, 2-2 In the SAC, and 1-2 In district play. Friday’s Junior varsity fem e was teen by Lake Brantley, 841. The freshman game waa called off when the officials did not arrive. Logil NotlCBB roauN In sanction*. Includ ing WaaSaoat or striking of pfaodInga. WTTNEAA my hand and S«a Boat af Sua court an OCCAMBAN S44R, 1S0T. MARYANNS MORSE C LIN K OP THA COUNT By Nancy N. WUNar Deputy Clark PuMMi: January 4. I t . IS. EE. ISSS 0SM-I1 DIM-134 NOTIOS OF F IC TITIO U S NAMS Hr-tict tt hereby given that wb art engaged in butinat* at; I ISO Spring* Cantrp South BNd.. Suita II S , Altamonte" Spring*, FL 3(714. Samlnolp County, Florida, under the FictUioua Nam* at PSNCO* BAST, and that w* intend to reglator aald name with th* Oivlalon of Corporation*,' Tenth*****, Florida, Mi accor­ dance with tha promt ion* r l the FKtmoua Nam* Statute*. To* Wit: Section SSS.OS, Florida' Statute* I N I . ,, With* Corroon Adminttlrathr* Service* Corporation Holly Qay Young i' Publith- J*nu*-y IS. If M DEM.140 INVITATION FOR SIDS RFPST/OS-4S Th# City ot Santord, Florid*, will racaiv* Prapatala up to NOON on Friday. February *»o IS M . Mi the PurchatMtg Office, Room (41 of City HaM, lor the loMowmg it*m*(*| KARATS INSTRUCTOR . All Propotalt mutt >4 * tii>***td •* follow* V. a r ai Mail DsUitm Purchaamg Ag*m City ot Sanford PO Bor t f l l Sanford, FL 3(771-1 TM ft fat Hand Dalian a; Purchaamg Agent City ot Santord Room (41 300 N. Park Avenue Santord. FL 31771 Propotalt received allot NOON on Friday. February tfh. ISSS. wM b* returned to the tender unopened FacaMwit* or telegraphic bid* will not bo. accepted *; Solicitation package* ar*' available, at no coat. Mi th* Purchaamg office beginning Tuetday, January (Ofh, IS M The telephone number i* |«9F| 310 M i l Th* City of Sanford roeorvat the right lo accept or rtract aay* or aM Propotalt with or without cauae. to waive tachmcaMiaa. or to accept th* bM which. Mi it* lodgement, boat ****** th* mt*r**l ot th* City CN y af Sanlard R Cooper Purchatmg Agent January I t . 1PM Puthth January IS. 1 H f DEM-141 NOTICS OF ACTION IN SMtNSNT DOMAIN IN TNS CINCU1T COUNT OP T IM SM M TSSNTN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR ASM IHOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. I M m - C A I I W SEMINOLE COUNTY, a poMitcal tubdivtaion af tha ■lata of Florida. MARCIANO SANCHEZ; MILAOROE R SANCHEZ; NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC., a Cef.lu.ru* corporatmn; FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK OF FLORIOA. TIFFANY WOOOS HQSMOWNCRi ■ ASSOCIATION. INC.; RAY VALOSS aa Ta* Collector pf Samlnol* County, Florid*; and th* unknown kpouooo of !h# abate. N any; Ptom Naira, datnaaoa. i •*ecuteri, admmittratora, i fruit***. Manhotdora, paraana In | other poraona having or ckaawung u have any right, Ntla or mttreat by, through, under or I Defender**, or ofhorwfoo clam Mi th* real property daaenbad mi n « action. [ AROVE-NAMED OEFSNOANTB ANO TO wwwhme* WANNING: rule t M N , Florida Family Law RuM* of Procedure. toBubao cartain entitled. AH ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, PROVIDING FOR T H I VACATING OF A PORTION OF THE PLAT OF CARDINAL OAKS ESTATES. LOCATED IN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED HEREIN. PROVID­ ING FOR CONFLICTS. SEVER­ ABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE, vacating the following dt ten bed portion ol a plat Lot 7. Cardinal Olka Eatalaa. at recorded m Plat Book (S, Pagoa 100 I 101. ol tha OfticMI Record* Book* Ol Samlnol* County, Florid* Th* Public Hearing will be hold Mi tha City Commiition Chamber*. 100 W Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary, Florida Th* Public •* invited to attend end be heard Said hearing may be continued from lima to tuna until a trnal dec i*ion It mad* by th* City Commotion NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDE• TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATT IR CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARINQ, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS. ANO THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDE* THE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ DENCE UPON WHICH T H I APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES (•* 0101 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS IN AO VANCE OF T H I MEETINO AT 40f-374-3014 CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA Carol A. Footer. City Clerk DATED. January 14. IM S PUBLISH: January IB. tPM January (S. IS M L e g a l N o t lc k » O M D IS U J M IN IN S . FL StSIHB Long**: M N . 1M4 MOHAWK W bM M H S M U G IM . RIO* DO 10SSSM Length S T •*•». 1ST1 SUNCRAFT HI04FL (M S S A length IS ’. IM S POLAR HIDOM JIOMITASM . FL OMTHS. Lengdi I T ’. IS M OOOF IR S T MOOOOYT4MCSOM. FL SO’. LH/Flrel lone F.O. Sea 4so ft Jackaamriha FL S t i l l . W S IF IR A 0104FL StSSJF (O ’. I M BS TIRO RAY HIDOPNYUSISWHSSS. FL M i l JO Length IS ’. LM/APA PILOT ASSOC . FCU M 7 S*f NAPVHAS u. A N ooworthy SM M y Loa Or Alantan. FL Uaner/HIDOIN MARWA 4ST0 C arroway FL S tT T I. “ Slat. IS M PI IS S S e.m. Al Hidden m* price la SOW ar Ra appraiaad valua. For •tonal Information can MMPlorido Uon And Roco»ary at OdT-MT-mS. -IM IS. I I DATED AS OF JU U rS 1 .1 S S 4 .M M S S L w IN o llc t i INO TO HANS MET r ig h t . TV OE SCRIBED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, to gather wtlh Na Taking ha* bean Mod mi th* abeea-etytad court la property Mtlaraat* m Samlnol* County; Florida, low* PAJtCSL NO. tS4 THAT PORTION OF LOT 47. TIFFANY WOOOS. AS RECOROf 0 IN PLAT BOOK I f . PAOE (* . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS. SSMMOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. BEINO 'MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS. BEGIN AT THE SOUTHWEST CONNER OF SAIO LOT 47; THENCE NUN N00*04 01 -W ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 47 SAIO LINS ALSO BEING THE EAST RIOHT-OF-WAV LINE OF TUSKAWILIA ROAD. A DISTANCE OF M M FEET TO THE POINT OP CUR­ VATURE OP A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST. HAVING A RADIUS OF IS 00; TMENCt FROM A CHORD BEAR IN O' NZOMS M ’ E RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL ANGLE OP I F U K ’ , A DISTANCE IT S * FEET; THENCE LEAVINO SAID CURVE RUN S00*04’01‘t ALONO A LINE S O FEET EAST OF ANO PARALLEL TO SAW WIST. LINE OF SAID LOT 47, A DISTANCE OF tIB .M FEET T O A POMf ON THE SOUTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 47, THENCE RUN N4f’3314‘W ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE A DISTANCE S M FEET TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OP SAW LOT 47 AMO TNS POINT OF S I GINNING CONTAINING M l SQUARE FEET M OR I OR U S B . PASCSL NO. T M THAT PORTION OF LOT 4T. TIFFANY WOOOS. AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 71, PAOE IS, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. BEINO MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; COMMENCE AT T H I SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAIO LOT 47. TIFFANY WOOOS; THB N CI M M SSS*33’14*S ALONO THS SOUTH UN S OP SAW 4T A OtSTANCf OP SSS FSST T O TNS POINT OF SB OSMUND; TH IN G S M M N S T S 4 1 V W A DtSTANCS OP 11AM F IS T T O A POINT OP CURVATURI OP CUPNE CONCAVE TO T H I SOUTHEAST. HAVMtO A RAOWS OF ESSO F IS T. THSNCE PNOM A C H O A O S EAMHO OF H M t S - f r S RUM NORTHEASTERLY ALONO THE AJIO OP SAW CURVE THROUGH A CENTRAL A N O U OP •OW SS* A DISTANCE OP f l M FEET TO T N I P O M T OP TANOSNCY ANO A P O M T ON T N I NORTH U N I OP SAW LOT ET, THB N CI RUN SSrSS'S4*S ALONO SA70 NORTH U N I A DIS­ TANCE OP M S FEET THENCE RUN B4S*STS1*W A DISTANCE O P . SA1S PEST) THENCE M M S S T M S I 1 A DtSTANCS OP 1 M J K P U T TO A POINT ON THS SOUTH U N I OP l 3 o LOT 4T| THSNfiw: M M N M 1 S 1 4 -W ALONO SAW SOUTH UNS A DtSTANCS S ’ SSS TO THE P O M T OP ■SSIIKSNO. ^ CONTATNdtO SSI SQUADS FEET ISONS OR U S B . tocR D i H » Sard N R v W r ndWSad Nidi dm PafN i m r a d « d f Son far an Ordar at TOkbig i t t i r i E ll HanarabM I M N S M - N r WOOD, an* ai Mid Judaea al IRa aSava-atytad Court, art Meddkr. - >O r d a r d T S S J j B SM LO T t , BLOCK A. In girls basketball. Kris an d Beverly Dedelow are J u st two of the reaso n s th e Lady B ears have been tn m any gam es, de­ spite n o t racking u p a large nu m b er of wins. Betsy H ughes la a young coach an d . after a long string o f early litr e s , th e Lady B ears have been playing competitively since n o tching the first win, taking some district es an d alm ost knocking off Lake Howell week. It m ight take som e tim e b u t th e e n th u si­ asm b o m th e y ounger stu d e n ts a t W inter S prings la catching o n a n d th e team s b rin g som e of th e largest road contingents a s a n y school In Seminole C ounty. Ifa faculties are first rate an d th e basketball an d volleyball team s have a gym nasium th a t la one of th e b eat In th e state. Imagine w hen J a m e s, Brown an d W iggins are seniors. Playing in th e beat gym In th e county. A full u n it spending three y ears to ­ g eth er. J u s t because th e first y ear h a s been rocky, d o n ’t expect th e B ears to h ibernate for too long. L a s t le C Q B d t h o t : C an you believe It's onty four weeks u n til th e s ta rt o f base­ ball season In Seminole C ounty h ig h schools? K •T B 1 M OA1A-A COLONIAL M OM TOAM COMPANY PLAINTIFF A/K/A M IUN O A SCI SNOT A/K/A •MLIWOA MATS* ■C ISS O T A/K/A DODOS, BT AL CMfTRAL PLONMAJ.B.P. 1SS1 LSI ROAD. STS. SM WSfTEAPARKFL SSTM (40T) T41-4SM PuBBak: January IS. ISM DMS-14T PM TO THS PLAT THSRSOF AS m o o s a a a s i p l a t s o o n a, P A M *T. OP THE PUBLIC RACOSOS OP COUNTV. P10M0A. rss ksas Mad a s B M you bnS pas BPS W W jFESJS^R BW BS ■ m s s T w MRD j . r*du*MI •f Taking. ster n . M N W W p Rm H s m NSW StB SNS * SM M M M tf i. TO : M IU N O A M. BCHMIOT A/K/A IM I w m >01 SNO T A/K/A W fLINOA ****** A/K/A •W gwsSkM M M l Sens M MW PdWMdK. K MW Ski W N W e S SgEguS akw b* onMrad assihM yau la* ihg raSaf demanded M SWPddSan. K y u tad «* raguaw a bearing an <ha PaMSaa far Ovdyr a l Tktdng yaw akad watea any ri«h4 •* akf**« t* aaH O rdd > ^( SN O U M OP OP M SCHM W T A/K/A •ONE IDT A/K/A Court on I •1ST. (SEAU MARYANNS I CLERK OP THS OROUfT OOURT M ANO FOR S S M N W U COUNTY, C L E M OP T M CSIOUtT COUNT •Y! MRS King nOM . M W M A D EBT O O U R O S i ah nt c ta o m tm m S M m a H o n o o t a m e o w il l r» rV. ... — ■ 11S1 SITT1 IS . I I I M S . 1SBT OEM-1 i 1 Lfi ■ ». m rnc MET) 311-1130. EM. TSM N O . Oos A1FT I 11. w. Itw YOU A M HKNCST NOTIFIED M UdSO PON THAT PUNPOM. ATTONNBV PON PLAINTIFF M l S. IMRfSRBfTV ONIW SUITS BM ■ NOT TO CONTACT ANY MSJMSAR OP TN S SMSINOIS COUNTY STAPP ON OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THA S P tC inS O CONTACT fSWOON, ■ m in Iv. i.i 1.1S i} •<' .V| •»!r �I 3 R1 Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda - Sunday. January IB. 1998 •S B O vie d o -----------------------------------------------------------------------~ as well as Kris and Beverly wouldn't want It any other way. (Lynette Stokes) have stepped up to fill In for the losses and we would have been ofT to a better start If the volleyball ti*am didn't make the Final Sight and Katie was In the states for swimming." Brock and McCown also take responsibility off the court to ensure a team atmosphere. Last week, before taking on Lake Mary, Brock had the team over lo spend the weekend and sleepovers and activities away from the basketball court are commonplace with the Lady Uons. Blerl Is an employee with the Orlando Magic which means he's not around the Oviedo campus all day to moni­ tor activities, so Brock said the girls Just take care of things themselves. "We're very close knit," McCown said. "We always have a positive attitude toward each other. It was easy to see as McCown and Brock constantly hlgh-flved each other through­ out a meeting with a visitor to the Oviedo campus as they dis­ cussed the team unity. "We never hesitate to help each other through anything." Brock said. "We have our con­ flicts but we always try to talk It out. We're like a family." Brock has experienced win­ ning before. She won several state titles on her AAU teams which included Lake Mary stars Lauren Bradley. Ashlee Ballance and Mary Leah Sutton Dedelows, the twin sisters who transferred to Winter Springs. Success taught her the experi­ ence of winning and expecting to win so she, along with McCown say they don't have any problem taking charge on the court when It comes down to crunch time. "I’d like to think I can be pretty vocal when 1 need to be." McCown said. "All of us take charge some­ times." Brock added. That comes In handy with Blert on the sidelines. He can coach and he's also the most animated coach In Seminole County. He‘s known to throw an occasional tantrum on the bench but Oviedo said they ..............- ....... player on the team, her team ­ mates said It wan never a problem turning the show over to a ninth-grader. "We didn't resent her being a freshman." McCown said. "We all realized she was the best person for the Job. It was weird at first but she never let It get to her head. She keeps us on the map In girl's basketball." Nothing will keep them Ion the map like a trip to states. Last year's stunning upset to Lyman In the districts still on everyone's mind. "We were so upset after that loss. I can't describe how It felt." McCown said. "Tom didn't say much because he knew we didn't need to feel any worse." Last week. Oviedo took out Its frustrations, beating Lyman In a rematch of a game played earlier In the season and "lie keeps us loose." McCown said. "Hr makes us better friends off the court and makes us better players. I'm so used to Tom that. If he wasn't screnmliiK at us. probably somebody was doing some­ thing wrong." Brock added that she thought Hlert tried to tome his act down earllrr In the season but It never worked. The toning down stopped and Oviedo has been nearly unbeatable ever since. • Johnston, of course. Is a main part of the equation, but not the entire part, last sea­ son. Johnston came In and dominated as n freshman, but. despite being the youngest —— Oviedo made no secret of the fact that the game meant something extra. They may face again In the districts this season for the right to play ex­ pected finalist Lake Mary. The Lady Rams, number one In the state, dominated. Jump­ ing out to an 11-0 lead at Oviedo last Monday before rolling to an easy win. Two team s make It to states from Class QA-Dlstrlct 4 so It should come down to Lyman and Oviedo for the second spot un­ less Lake Maty stumbles. If that happens, remember that someone Is getting the ball to Johnston as she scored her 30th point of the night. Someone Is playing tough de­ fense and others are creating shots. Johnston gets the head­ lines. but Oviedo Is definitely not a one-man team. ★ Tibbets Auto Repair ★ o f O u r M u f f le . TLC TRANSMISSION U AUTO REPAIR Purs You “On The Road A g a in ” 3tcu+ Atone. M a n <lpxu. Stave SZo? r l r r l v * C lu t c h A d ju s t m e n t r • T r a n s m i s s io n C h e c k m m ™ (Foreign A Domestic 4x4*0 A RV's) • B ra k e s • E n g in e R e p a irs & Axle8 * Tun e - u p s | u L A fi TRANSMISSIONS5 ^ a § L^& a s»1 7S «. * • 2 7 5 - ! CTA’i from FL, CA. KY, NY. PA ; Chris Spikotis (top, loft), Robert 8mNh (top, right), Oavtd Cook (obovo, loft), B i Qroooy (above. middle). [Nick Brody (above, right) and Daan Smith (right) ore just fe of several Seminole County roeidonts who have re­ vived their baseball careers In the Oriando Senior Baae'bal League for players over the age of 40. The league, Which plays on Sunday's, recently wrapped up their Fal Season and is preparing for the Spring Season thatwS begin In late February or early March at fields in Sanford, ^ako Mary and Orlando. * LAKE MARY _ Legendary baseball hitcher Satchel Paige used to have a say­ ing. "Age la mind aver matter." 'if you don't mind. It don't matter." '/ Several Seminole County residents re­ cently proved that old adage aa they helped the Cardinals wrap up the Orlando gcnlor League champion ship at run nine innings (If a single game) or seven Innings (if a rtonhlehrader Is played). If you want to put a team In the league, you can call Ca rdinals managrr and league Treasurer Gilbert Vogkr at 830-7740 for more Information. The league drawa players from all over Central Florida, but most bve in Seminole County. The Cardinals were the moat heavily represented by Seminole County real- Ken Kern's Transmission is Back! coach who was the ace closer for the At­ lanta Braves In the early '70's and Is still In the top 10 all-Ume for saves for the Braves). Other Seminole County stars In the league are former Oviedo and Seminole High School coach Mike Ferrell, who played at Seminole High, Seminole Junior College. Rollins and UCF: Carlos Martines. the assistant girls' softball coach at Oviedo High School: and Chris Splllotls. who teaches at Seminole High School and Is the voice of the Seminole High School baseball team. Several of these players, along with cur­ rent New York Yankees star outfielder Tim Raines, will be back on the playing field next Saturday as they take part In the an­ nual Seminole High School Alumni Base­ ball Game and Cookout. The event win start at 11 a.m. at Alumni Field in the Bemtnolr High Bchool Base­ ball Complex and features a game, the cookout. a Home Run Derby, an auto­ graph aesMon and a table to by memora­ bilia donated by Raines and other majorleague players who live In Seminole CountyAll proceeds raised from the event will go to help the Seminole High School P H ■ m h ■ m m m m m m m I Central Florida j Skate & Sport �4 B • Ssrikxd Herald, Sanford, Honda ■Sunday January IB 199B People Beta Sigm a Phi to crown 1998 Valentine Queen DORIS D IETR IC H Dr Ila's Valentine Girl for 1998. Angela, her husband. Earl, and two children. Kaylin and Seth, make their home at 1685 Pendleton St., Deltona. She has been a member of Beta Sigma Phi for one year and was elected president of the chapter this year. She la active in her children’s play group and her church. She is a Creative Memories Consultant and a homemaker. She says Beta Sigma Phi la a special social part of her life Involving very special, unique and genuine girt* with the same goals In sisterhood toward each other. Enriching the lives of others with a deed, kind word or a smile Is part of the goals. Laureate Alpha T&u has selected Joyce C. Sammet to be the Valentine Girl for 1098. Joyce and her husband, Charles, live at 337 Pine Tree Road, Lake Mary. Both Joyce and Charles are retired. Joyce retired from Orlando Paving Company, subsidiary of Hubbard Construction Company after 30 years and Charles retired from Kennedy Space Center after 32 years. They are the parents of two children, Eileen Heasley and Charles C, and have three grandchildren, Christopher and Jam es are Eileen's children and Benjamin V. la Charles C.'s. Joyce has held aU the offices of the chapter and has been president of Sanford City Council several years. She has worked on all the committees Angela Mallory, Preceptor Delta Delta In the chapter and in city council. Among her activities. Joyce has been active In I'rofcsHlonal Secrrlatlrs International. holding office* m both the chapter level and the Florida Division level. Site does voiunleer church work nrtd enjoys craltn of nil kinds, as well as reading and socializing. Joyce has been a member of Beta Sigma Phi for 32 years. She has enjoyed all the new friendships site has nude and has found many new Ideas lor enriching her life as writ as the lives of othrrn. Being available whenever a Beta Sigma Phi needs help Is very rewarding. especially If the one helping Is kept a secret. Beta Sigma Phi has been and still Is the moat enriching pari of her life. Phyllis Senkartk has been chosen Valentine Otrl for 1998 by the members of Laureate Gamma Delta. She has been a member of Bela Sigma Phi for 27 years and has held all the chapter worked < rommlttn Phyllis i die. mak Sunset E luivr rece from Se College Srnknrtk Company Wiylll* Lutheran deemrr a Sanford-S tlon. Her m all i dower ai mache. Beta Si| Integral ( friendship within be brra or wonderful privilege mty thrm ties of Be • • • M et Sanford Woman’a Club mambara par­ ticipating aa VISTA reading tutora are (right photo, from loft): Jana Morgan, Batty Colbart, Faya SHar, Carrta Qraana, Em y Sokol, Dorothy Anthony and Ruth Qalnaa. Children surprise Mary Guy at 70th birthday celebration Four score and ten Is what la promised. The Lord has greatly blessed Mary A. McGill Ouy. She was honored by her children at a surprise 70th birthday dinner and honor tribute. "Seventy Years-To God Be the Glory". The Woman's Club of Sanford was the site of over 200 family, friends, and church workers, who Joined In to sing "happy birthday" on Saturday. Jan. 10. The honoree entered with a look of great surprise as she rentlM-d the guests were sing­ ing happy birthday and the celebration was In her honor. Fannie Miller was toastmas­ ter for the evening. Prayer was offered by l- a n y Cherry and Rev. Otis Raines read the 27th Psalm, the favorite scripture of the honoree. Musical renditions were given by Mary DcBoae and Minister Vernon Jones. "Jesus Hte Cen­ tre of My Joy" was the selec­ tion that led and set the pace for an evening of Christian fellowship, thanks to a mother, child of the King, community friend and neighbor. This fit the popular song "Just Ordi­ nary People". In is truly de­ scribes the life of Mary Ouy. Through the y ean the master has looked beyond the fault of his servant and saw her n c sls aa she raised eleven children through hard times. Sabrina Jenkins dedicated the song H e looked Beyond My Faulty and Saw My Needs*. Tributes of thanks, honor and love were m ended to Ms. Omr by City of Sanford Com­ missioner Velma Williams on behalf of the City of Sanford and the Commission. Licente Minister Caroline Shine brought greetings from Pastor Preston Adams and the St. Jam es A.M.E. church family where the honoree la an ardent and falthftd member. Herbert People brought love from the usher board where Ms. Ouy has screed as a doork eeper In the house of her Lord. Pastor Paul Wright expressed Ills gratefulness s s having been a child who grew up in the neighborhood (Caatle Brewer Prefect) where Ma. Ouy waa one who lowed children and waa a parent who knew that tt took a village (community) to raise a SANFORD M AR VA H A W K IN S the Ouy children stood In rec­ ognition and honor of their mother who has lived In San­ ford for over 48 year*. The oldest daughter Shirley Guy Williams and oldest son Jerome shared with their mother the true feelings of love, patience and Christ like teachings they received during their growing up years. In their special ways they all expressed their love and re­ membered that they were taught to love everybody, watt on the Lord and they said be­ cause of their mom they are better adults today. Jerome said that because of hla mom he went through the school of life. He knew that her love was divine. The Richardson children were orally adopted by Mrs. Ouy when their mother passed and Lorraine Richardson Whi­ taker expressed their love for the honoree. The grandchildren were rep­ resented with love for grand­ mother Mary by the oldest grand Daryl. Sr. and Robert Jr. Daryl said that grandmother often meant business when sh balled up her flst and had n< smile on her face. Daryl. J r and LaTravta shared their lov< with grandmother Mary alon with over fifteen other grand and great-grands. i The word of the Master was given aa a testimony of the life of Mazy Ouy In the creative dance of Gcralyn Jones to the music of *1 Love the Lord, He Heard My Cry." The honoree stood aa the guests gave her a standing eva^ tlon of love. Mrs. Guy thanked all of her children, friends and guests for her evening of lovf and Joy on her 70th birthday. She thanked God for having and keeping the faith in hint and being able to give out love to all and be able to receive love. * The evening of love was brought to a close by the stirring prayer of her son Minister Robert Ouy. Sr. and the melo­ dious voice of Patricia Merrill Whatley filling the building aJ God Be The Glory". The spirit of the Lord waa Indeed In that place. 1 Special thanks and apprecta1 tlon to all la extended by chlH dren Jerome. Shirley G. Wil­ liams. Edward. Patsy Guy, Beverly O. Johnson, Cynthia QMarahaU. William. Debra a Glover. Jacquelyn O. Stephen* Robert Jr. and Charles. . ‘My grandmothrr was there �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. January 18, IMS - M Hobbyist of the Week Artist’s true passion is china painting B y B U S A N W EN N ER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Since the 1970 s OeorRlfl llepner has loved her hobby of china painting. Although she does dabble a bit In crochet, sewing, knitting and plastic canvas she admitted that her true passion Is china palntIng.. *1 went to a show at the Winter Park Mall.- she said. That Is where 1 first saw the china painting. I asked some of the painters there where they took lessons and they told me about Gladys Phillips. I got Into •some of her classes.* llepner shared that she also ordered some of the plates she has used from Phillips. Presently, she gathers much from her china from places such as 'Marilyn China. Ryan China and Mr. and Mrs of Dallas* She briefly gavr a run down of the Involvement In her work. "First you must wash and clean the plates." she said. Then you trace on the design you want. They must be fired In a kiln about one to seven limes depending on the design. It's very tedious and time consum­ ing but It's very enjoyable.* Although the china paint used comes In a powdered form, llepner cited that they are mixed wtih oil or another painting mrdlum. Turpentine Is used to ' clean. •We used good, expensive, sablrhalr brushes." she said. "They come In many sizes from fine line and up. The size of brush depends on the scene or P A IN M A N A G E M E N T M E D IC IN E Peter R. Preganz, M.D. Board Certified, American Board of Anesthesiology Dip(ornate, American Academy of Pain Management Specializing In Diagnotis it Treatment O f Recurring 4k Chronic Fain Including Back, Shingiet dk Cancer Pain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years By Appointment or ftrfrrrol 330-7035 Georgia Hepner exhibits soma of har axquislta china painting whatever you are putting on the ate. I like lo use roman gold or pild bright on the plates. You can't use those In the microwave though because gold Is a metal." Hepner cited that she bus cre­ ated plates with numerous scenes, roses and various other flowers, birds and animals. *1 love It all* she said. Td like to try It all. I really love Dresden. C It's the oldest art In the world. You actually use a fine pen. a quill potnt pen. for that work. We make our paints more liquid for Dresden.* All in all Hepner said* I Just love china painting so much. It's so relaxing. I only do crochet, knitting and plastic canvas between my china painting. I might pick up other work while Fm walling for my work lo be fired.* llepner Is a widow with four children. Carol. Urent. Robert and Pamela. 10 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She Is a member of Upsala Community Church and Is active In a monthly Dlble study there. She Is also a member of the Town and Country Garden Club. U ntil February l it Bernina bring* you this very special offer. One year free financing on any sewing o r embroidery machine o r Berger you buy. Come in and M e w f y S k x n in Util Olde Lake Mary Days needs volunteers With Olde Lake Mary Days less than three months uway, the January meeting of Die lake Mary Historical Commis­ sion was a very busy one. But before the commission got down to business, there was a very special presentation lo be made. Joanne Hourg. from the Lake Mary-lleathrow Festival of the Arts, brought one of the 1997 posters from the festival to present to the commission. She presented the beautifully M ARY ROW ELL framed poster to Commission Chair Jean Brooklyn. Joanne also thanked all of the c a n . mission members who helped out at the festival. Next year, a scholarship will be presented to Lake Maty High School In the commission s name. Lillian Griffin was pruud to announce that the new ulami system has been Installed In the Frank Evans Center and Is working perfectly. The com­ mission will now be able to move displays that had been crammed Into a small room, out Into the large one. Fran U r c n d r r a cq u ire d a covering for will be providing the final hour of entrrtalnmrnt. If you would llkr to be In­ volved In Olde Lake Mary Days, there Is still plenty of time. To enter the untlque car show, call David Crews at 321-7305. For arts and crafts, call Pam Grlflln at 322-7688. Civic groups and churches, call Mary Jane Duryea at 322-3292. For the Kids Komer. call Mary Rowell ut 321-1498. For the 5K race, call Polly Willis ut 3309498. Are You lo o k in g fo r Some A ssistance and Peace o f Mind? • 24 H our Professional Staff • M edication Assistance M anagem ent With the help of the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, the commission has located a sewing group willing to make costumes for Olde Lake Mary Days. The commission voted to spend $100 to buy patterns and material for the costumes. The costumes give children a chance to try on the kind of clothes worn In the late 1800's. • Em ergency Response System in Each A partm ent • O n-S ite R ehabilitation T herapy • T hree G ourm et Meals Served D aily • Social A ctivities & W ellness Program s Although the arts and crafts portion of Olde Lake Mary Days will still run from I QAM to 4PM. the entertainment has been extended until 5PM. A professional blue grass band The Fort Mellon Society. Children of the American Revolution visited the House of Presidents In Clermont on Dec. 98. Members toured the facility which Includes life size wax figures of each president, cam* pale* souvenirs and presiden­ tial mementos. There la also a scale model of the While House, completely furnished. The Fort Mellon Society la sponsored by (he Sallie Harriaon Chapter. NSDAR. and la open to anyone under 91 who can trace ancestry to a man or woman who rendered aid to the cause of American Independ- n a e a a m n a u ia '" Lawrence's grade class at Lake Mary Elementary and do­ nated to the commission. The diorama shows what Lake Mary looked like in the 1920'a. In Olde Lake Mary Days business, everything la going smoothly. Boy Scout Troop 854 of Lake Mary will be run­ ning the 5-K this year to kick off Olde Lake Mary Days. The route has not been finalized yet. but tn addition to the 5-K. there will be u shorter run for children and a 10-K for the se­ rious runners. There will also be a race for In line skaters. Troop 854 has obtained the support of the Columbia Medi­ cal Center and Dr. Steven Reed of the Florida Orthopedic As­ sociates. Revolution children attend exhibit j . ee . U-- > A • Scheduled T ransportation Bringing Yon The B est In A ssisted U sin g a t A ffordable R ates! * 2 MERRILL GARDENS 500 Grand Plaza Drive Orange City, FL 32763 904 775-3561 - C ell To Schedule A Tour mud Receive Your Com plim entary Gi When Presenting this Coupon. �M •Sanfonl Herald. Sanlord. Flonda •Sunday. January 18. 1998 SATURDAY PRIME TIME Q o o 6:00 Mm M Nm 1 1 1 “i MS!B i, — . ■ - ■ S fB B n S w a y <r J 6 », I n n iv m | i i £r»rt« TT (STSwrwl l*y« tn i O h kn NSAk»t«4ei OrttmfcliUyeaUUI'Jiu (i.w*l uviH Tqwi ly * (Vv 5»-«e) X E rn m s s n E ’ B n W iiS T C S ie r T ^ n G u jN T S s n H r 'GRTSrT KSf twmRKc«nt«fBS3T ini •* (l»79, Otvm) BrooU SN*«* k«n UwV«T r i z i z s r T5E5*? lii « | Th» M ln t #• (ttXX Ww»»m) m i S m ! a » w « t« p t iwiiii <wi P W • jC ^ u i W b ? S»^H Uirr Kiwi H S«JL P w V w (Hj [Umyt, tigiTU je W e t P6A CH M*S|tWr.bi«<>*kbml R e P p B lB B n C f iiW B T r S i1 iiM rib iiu a s r iw l \HmT~ •KCgJUdi' tsw m C ssa .IWIW i.jl' j ii U ) W m iKF ■ a t i« W h t w h e I ♦«» HWlUcfael a a ^ j ^rm j||l& a l l Ji Ws Wi »s» 7 Us« mu IM m ^ S w tw IX £T^ U m w i—w m .g e M P rWSiTO liio ^u U ii.V Tiah Jes-J-aL B S B B B sS Q jB t e a g i a x . h £ |I g Continued from Page 4B rolhy Anthony. Cnrrlr Green, Fuyc Siler. Emy Sokol and Peg WOMAN'S CLUB SUPPORTS Jonrs. VISTA PROGRAM Ju st ask any of these mem­ Seminole County elementary students arc bound to be the bers how they feel about the beat readers In tlic stnte with program and you're apt to hear all Uie tender, loving care they how rewarding It Is. 'Helping a are getting from u group of vol­ child learn to rrad Is such an unteer reading tutors. The tu ­ exciting experience.* a member tors are being organized by said. Jane said many volunteers three VISTAs (Volunteers In Service to Ameriea)ln Seminole are needed. For Information, County under the Retired Sen­ call her at 330-2283. Volun­ teers go through a brief train­ ior Volunteer Program. According to VISTA Jan e ing period before entering the Morgan, "Tire Sanford Woman's class room. No special educa­ Club adopted us as a part of tion skills ore necessary _ Just their educational program.* a lot of TLC. The Idea Is for reading tutors to spend 30 minutes once a GALLING ALL HOOT OWLB Copt. George Klmmons (USN, week wlUi a third-grader who has trouble reading. T h e tu­ ret.), former wing commander tors go Into the classroom and at Sanford Nava) Air Station work will) the children on a who makes his home In San­ one-to-one basis,* Jane ex­ ford. Is trying to get former a s ­ sociates together for a grand plained. When Gloria Black. RSVP di­ reunion, date to lie announced rector. wrote the grant, she later. asked for 100 volunteer tutors All farmer Hoot Owl Squad­ who must desire to want to ron personnel Including VC9, help a child read. Jane said. Sanford Woman's Club mem­ VAH9 and RVAH O are asked bers who have volunteered as to respond to PO Box 1661. reading tutors are: Ruth Sanford,32772 . phone (407} Oalnes. president. Betty Col­ 324-1565 or E-Mail. Idmbert. Maty Lou McDonald. Do- monsaprodlgy.net MIBB BHB BBT Pnt Southward, the Seminole High School PTSA chair for the school's annual Miss SHS pag­ eant. Is flnnllzlng plans for Die prestigious event. Pat says the public Is cordially Invited to the talent portion of the show at 7:30 p.m.. Saturday. Feb. 7. at Seminole High School audi­ torium. The Miss SHS program Is sponsored by the school's PTSA to select a young woman to represent the school at community events and act as the school's ambassador-atlarge. Go root for your favorite con­ testant. COMB TO DINNER Don't plan cooking on Sun­ day. Jan. 18. Meet your family and friends for dinner at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post und Auxiliary. 2644 Sanford Avc. According to Mary J. Prokosch, a dinner featuring ham. mashed potatoes, vegetable, salad and dessert will be served from 12:30 to 5 p.m. For Information, call 323-0485. Hawkins Continued from Pag* 4B for me.* My grandmother was there for me. in bad times and the good times. She rooks for me sometimes even tn Uie times that she was tired. She hemmed my pants and me looked good. My grandmother was there for me In the winter and In the spring, in the rain and In the sun. In the darkness, and In the light. She has a garden of life, and In that garden there Is a rose and It shine, shine, shine. And If that rose stops shining. I will cry, cry. cry and 1 would not know what to do. But I would not stop because I LOVE YOU. You have made a difference tn my life. Happy 70th birthday gnunmy. Written by Robert Ouy, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fermun Clark better known by his friends as Bn Clark, have moved to Uie Central Florida area. After liv­ ing In Washington, D.C. for a number of yrars the Clarks will reside In lheir lovely home In the Lakeland area. They will ulso be a part of the Sanford community which Is home to Clark. Ills wire Is Uie former Pamler Clark of Daytona Beach. The Clarks will return to Washington this May to receive their degrees; she as a certified public accountant and he with a Bachelor of Science In Busi­ ness Administration. She Is presently employed by the So­ cial Security Administration and he Is a mortician for Marvin Sanders Funeral Home In Apopka. New Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church. 1720 Pear Ave. will prepare breakfast at the church annex on Jan. 24 at 8:00 a.m. until noon. Dona­ tions are 43.00 per plate. The Rev. James Lynn is pastor. ANNUAL MBSTING The Agricultural and Labor Program. Inc. will hold their annual meeting luncheon. 30 years, *A Constant Flow of Community Service* celebrat­ ing the 1997 Board of Directors on Saturday, Jan. 24. 1998 at 1:00 p.m. at Buena Vista Pal­ ace Resort In Lake Buena Vista. The ALPt Northern Region Council will host the annual affair. The ALPI Annual Corpo­ rate Membership meeting for all corporate members frill be held Saturday, Jan. 24 at 11:0 a.m. William Holt Is Board Chairman and Delorta C. Johnson to C.E.O. Mom mulls giving up custody baek. Howavar, If sha pal the child up t o II —shsaia on her. DEAR ABBY: I'm going through lofmylue. both a full* S I S ADVICE BEAR ABBY: I've heard brides lend mothers of brides) ponder what to do with used wedding dresses. May I toll you what I did? A B IG A IL Aa the mother of daughters who VAN BUREN were often' asked to bo bridesmaids and ware eventually married them­ selves, I wound up with quite n col­ port two children financially. lection of prom dresses, as well as Ho unable to give my son the bridal gowne and attendant f monoy ha a a ra a d w han h a loss and ears he needs, and I want “ a rlt With my daughters' him to ba happy. I don't want to gtre Mm up, but I want the boat for I called the locaTLlttle Mm and I know 1cant provide it they were thrilled to pick up the DEAR ABBY: Today I read tbs gowns Abty^jplsas* holp mo. What to add to their costume letter from T he Man Who Loros wardrobe! I wee delighted that they CONFUSED, CRAZY MOTHER Her.* 1, too, eras a smoker and can would bo useful to aomaona. In sympathiia with both people to that addition, I gained valuable etorsge letter. It took mo - and me alaoe ■eo everybody benefited. - to quit. Please, Abby, paw this MRS. CD DAVIS, on to those who are trying to quit SAND SPRINGS, OKLA ’DONT GIVE UPt* Maybe today you will quit for only a day, perhaps tomorrow it will ba for two days. Just keep trying. I know it’s not easy to stop something erOey, but after you have quit a month or so, you will realise that you didn't really aqjoy it —you wars simply a slave to It In my mind, 1 finally decided I wanted more than nicotine. I DEAR ABBY: My 21-ysar-old what to Ura. •on. •Sam," dropped out of college wanted JILL DIAL, TITUSVILLE, FLA and wanted to point bouooo for o Bring- Ho needed o cor. so I offered to find him paintingprotects around ••• the bouae to earn $600 — partial payment for the cor. I paid Kim mot* than the going rata and gave him credit for morn hour* than ha DEAR ABBY: My husband stops and picks up the local newspaper W h« he came to me and wanted morning from a vending the $600, I reminded him the every machine on our way to work. The m o n e y waa fo r a car, and he could have it whan he found one. (He'a other morning, n girt who appeared getting money from hia mother to to be about 6 was in front of him In lino, buying the paper for her G ive o n .) He picked up a bar etool mother, who was sitting la the car. r.iNi /vi/i \ The child put tha money for one paper in tha slot and took too news* l A M MAH i I . I N1 MA 1 '1 e .Bic.JB5aBaByat^g A G R IE V IN G F A T H E R D EAR < a U E V W O rA TH H U P“S y husband said to her, “Oh, Is thla two-for-ooe day?* The child did not reply. She Just took tho two newspapers to her mother. Abby, this la stosllfic pure and simple. 1 wonder what this mothsr is going to think when hsr daughter becomes a toon and gate arrested for shoplifting at tha mall? I sup­ pose aba'll wonder where bar daughter got the idea that it is OK to taka somethin without paying for i t I hops aha reads thla and reengnlitg hwirlf DISGUSTED IN pELMAft, N.Y. DEAR DISGUSTED! T he OOOOWRJ.MMTMO IMSSIS n o IMS MOUMHUNT !JSns!Sll 1 ■ 1 ■ i ■ 1 ft . V■ *^R —J j WAG THE 0 0 0 ISIS 4JS MS SJO MUM («•«*• res ms HARDPUUM i as ess res taw HALF S A O O u s eatresses 1 i 9 *1 y to f r i t h b ar oUM 1 ■ AS 0 0 0 0 AO IT GETS tree ess res ms - g A R �Sanlord Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday. January IB, 1998 ■TV N O T IC I OF ACTION IN ■MINNNT DOMAIN IN TH E CIN CUIT CO UNT OF TM f IIOMTBBNTM JUD ICIAL CINCUIT, IN AND FON M M IN O LN COUNTY, 0 FLONIOA 1 C A M NO. 0 7 -E I7 0 -C A -1 3 -A SEMINOLE COUNTV, a political subdivision of lbs Slats ot Florida. Fstltlonor, ■v. MICHAEL D. GIBSON; SHAflON 0. OIBSON; COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION, a New York Corporation d/b/a 'AMERICA'S WHOLESALE LENDER; JAMES K. FROEHLICH; , DANA L. FROEHLICH; FIRS UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA; RAY F GRIFFITH; NANCY GRIFFITH. RAY VALDES as Tai C olive tor ol Seminole Counts, Flottds; and tbs unknown spouses ol tbs sbovs, If any; tbatr bans, dsvisoos, assignat*, grtnlaas, creditors, las sees, aiacutors, ednunislre* tort, mortgagaas, |udgment creditors, trustaas. Iianbolders. , parsons In potaattwn and any and ell other persons having or claiming lo have any light, title or Interest by. thiough, under or against tbs above named Oefendenta, or otherwise claiming l jany right, title, or Interest m lb* real property described this action, Defendants "TO1 THOSE ABOVE-NAMEO DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIMING INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER On AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS. AND TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIM ■INO TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPER­ TY DESCRIBED BELOW An Eminent Domain Petition, together with It* Declaration of Taking hat been tiled In the ebova-tlyted court to acquire certain properly interest* m Seminole County. Florida, described a* fol­ lows' r L P AR C IL NO. 10F CO UN TY ROAD 4SA, PHABS I F B I BIMPLB ' A PART OF THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS ‘ 'BOOK 1044. PAGE f t l AS RECORDEO IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS ..OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS SOUTH 79.00 FEET FOn ROAD BEING DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT A TINKLEPAUGH NAIL S DISK MARKING THE ‘ SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION I I . TOWNSHIP IS SOUTH, RANGE 30 CAST IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, THENCE .SOUTH M 'S ? TO* EAST ALONQ THE SOUTH UNE OF SAID SEC­ TION I f , A DISTANCE OF S14 IS FEET; THENCE NORTH OO'OT SO* CAST, 19 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINQ AND A POINT . ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF COUNTY ROAD «9A AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF SURVEY OF ROAO TO PAOLA, PLAT BOOK I . PAGE SI AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AND ACCCPTCO AS A SO FOOT RIGHT OF-WAV BY SEMINOLE COUNTY RIOMT-OFWAY DEPARTMENT. THENCE NORTH 00*01 11* WEST. IS 00 ■ FEET; THENCE SOUTH M 'S l'tO ' CAST. 700 00 FIS T: THENCE SOUTH 00*04 II* EAST, 19 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE . NORTHERLY RlOHT-OF.WAV LINE OF SAID COUNTY ROAO 46A. T h e n c e n o r t h s r c i io* w e s t a l o n o s a id l in e , too oo f e e t •TO T h e POINT o f BEGINNING , CONTAINING TOO! SOUARE FEET, MORE OR LESS , P A R C IL NOS. M3A/113B COUNTY ROAO «# A . P H A M I ESS SIMPLE A PART OF THE PROPERTY 0CSCRI6E0 IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK I M t . PAGES 704 710 ANO OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK TOOT. PAGE 1404 AS RECORDED IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA -* BEING O IBCRIBIO AS FOLLOWS .. DESCRIPTION If 1A •FEE SIMPLE .-. COMMENCE AT A TINKLEPAUQH NAIL I DISH MARKING THE , NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 4. TOWNSHIP 74 SOUTH. iR A N G I 30 EAST IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; THENCE •SOUTH OO'IT 44* EAST ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID SEC­ TIO N 4. A DISTANCE OF 79 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN ' NINO AND A POINT ON THE SOUTHERLY RIQHT-OF-WAV LINE OF ‘.'COUNTY ROAO 44A AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT OF SURVEY OF ;ROAO TO PAOLA. PLAT BOOK 7. PAGE SI AS RECOROCO IN THE . PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ANO 'ACCEPTED AS A 90 FOOT RIGHT OF-WAV BY SEMINOLE COUN­ TY RK1HTOF-WAY DEPARTMENT. THENCE SOUTH It'S M O * EAST ALONQ SAID LINE. 31? 4? FEET; THENCE SOUTH OO'OT 90* WEST. 39 00 FEET. THENCE NORTH It'S ? 10* WEST. IS? 04 t,FEET|THENCI SOUTH 44'S0'71* WEST. 19 IS FEET. THENCE .S O U TH 00 7 7 04* EAST. S9 I I FEET; THENCE NORTH I S 't l 10* WEST. 79 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE WEST LINE OF SAIO SEC­ T IO N 4. THENCE NORTH 00*77 04* WEST ALONO SAID LINE. 1.179 I? FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOINNINQ CONTAINING 14.710 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS V AND ** DESCRIPTION I t l B ■ RETENTION POND FEE SIMPLE J» COMMENCE AT A TINKLEPAUQH NAIL S DISK MARKING THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION t . TOWNSHIP 70 SOUTH. * RANGE 10 EAST IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA; THENCE SOUTH s r s i to* EAST ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAIO SEC­ TION a. a d is t a n c e o f u i . t r f e e t , t h e n c e s o u t h oo ' o t so * W IST, t o u t M S I TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 00*07 SO* W IS T. 3 l . i l FEET. THENf.F BOOTH 04*14 11* W IS T, 4* 04 F I IT ; THING S SOUTH 01 *31'19* I M T . 40 00 P U T i THCNCS SOUTH 04*44 03* I M T . 40.00 FIS T; THENCE SOUTH It'tS 'M * I M T . U 41 F IS T; THEMOC NORTH M ‘4>'ID* W IST, 40 37 FIS T; r u t N C I HORTH 14*41 91* W I4T. .114 *4, FEET; THSNCS NORTH tt'44'07* I M T . 117.17 FIS T TO THlVfalNT OF MOINNINO CONTAINING T S tl SOUARS FIS T, MORE OR LS M . TOTAL AREA e I t .333 SOUARS FIS T, M ORI OR LIBS P A R C IL NO. T tS C O U N TY NO AO 44 A, P H A M I TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION S A M MS NT ' A PART OF THE PROPIRTV D IB C M M D IN OFFICIAL RECORD! ’•BOOK IS M , PAGES 704-710 ANO OFFICIAL RICONDS BOOK IM T , PAGE 1409 M RECORDS D IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF •IM IN O LI COUNTY. FLORlOA. r j BCINQ Of SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS; DESCRIPTION 713 • TEMPORARY CON1TRUCTION EASEMENT tCOMMSNCC AT A TINKLE PAUGH NAIL S DISK MARKING THE •-NORTHWSST CORNER OF SICTION S. TOWNSHIP 30 SOUTH. .'RANOS 30 I M T M SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA. THENCE , SOUTH S r S I ‘10* I M T ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SEC­ TIO N S. A OISTANCS OF 333.ST FEET; THENCE SOUTH 00'07‘M* 'WEST, S0 00 FEET; THENCE NORTH tS'SlTO * W IS T 10 ST FEET TO T H I POINT OF BEOINNINQ; T H iN C I SOUTH 00*07 40* WEST, 'BO M FEET; THENCE NORTH S S 'tlTO * WEST. 40 00 FEET; T H iN C I NORTH 00*07 90* EAST, 30.00 FIS T; T H IN C I SOUTH . M 'S l'tO * I M T , 40 00 FSST TO T H I POINT OF BEOINNINO * CONTAMMQ 1.700 SQUARE 71 IT , M OR I OR LIB*. * ' Sad. Defendant t* further notified that lbs Psutiqner will petition .Ter mi Order erf Teklns before the Honorable SLAM A . BSCKSV, . ene el the Judgei c4 the ebeve-etyted Court, en wedneedey. the .IBM) Bey o t February. IM S . et I M a m . Coortroom L. In in* Bernmole County Courthouse. Sanlord, Flonda, m accordance ■M l Ha Declaralien ol Teams heretofore filed m tbie causa. M -Defendant* to this eutt and oil other mlcreated pertlea may lime Ay re gun* a hearing on the Petition lor the Order of Taking at the tune and place deelgnalod and be heard . Any Defendant leamg lo fila a timely request tor hearing shell waive any right lo obfoct lo hOhe Order of Taking. •1 , Saab Defendant and any other persons claiming any mtaroet in ‘ the property described In the Petition m the above-styled Eminent -t>omein proceeding H hereby required ta serve written iManaoe. k d any you have, to tho Petition heretofore Mod m this cause on the Petitioner, and any request for a hoarmg on the Petition lot the Order of Taking, it daairad, on Petitioner * Attorney, who** noma and address is shown below on or before Wedneedey, b February ttth, IS M , and to 10* th* original ol your written i Metenee* and any request enil the th* Order P T | T S M U d i t lor I M t hearing IM W K I| M t r r w rPetition o u i R R i lor m en th* ..A t TakingI wdh wtm tho the Clark ot ol due Court either before service •*■ . PetWenet'e Alturney or Immediately thereattsr, to show what ’ right, two. _ bdoroot _ _ or Hon you have. K any. or claimi Hi Hi and to th# propertyr idescribed m said Petition and to show cause. If any you have. M i l ___. . . and purposes aa eel forth m said Petition. H you loll M an* ______ojelnet _ rtsfeutt may be entered you for the rebel demanded In die , Pel Men. H you fail to rogue*! o'hear mg on IB* Petition tor Order > V Taking you ahoR wahra any right lo object to eaid Order of my hand and eeal of eaid Court on OSCEMBIR 14th. BUPRSMB CO URT • T A T I OP R IW YORK COUNTY OP TOMPRINB Indea No. ET-1944 R JI Ha. 47‘OHTBM Data of Flllngt 01719700 PIXI LOTT. Plaint iff, agemst STEVEN JAMES STEWART. Defendant. Plaintiff designates Tompkins County as tb* place ol Iriat Th* basis ol tb* venue It Pleintift t residence Summon* with Hellce piei'ii iff rettdet el 49 South Van Dom Road, IIhace, NY ACTION FOR A DIVORCE To tbs above named Defendant: You are hereby summoned lo serve a nolle* of appearance, on tbs Plaintiff's Attorney)*) within 70 days alter th* tervic* Ol this summons, sicluslv* of Ihs day ol service (or within 30 day* alter lb* tervic* I* com­ plete If this summons I* not personally delivered lo you Within lb* Biel* ol New York), end in case ol your lellut* lo appear, lodgment will be taken against you by default lor lb* rsiief demanded m tb* notice eel forth below Dated January 19, 1443: Paulette William* Cornell Legal Aid Attorney)*) lor PlaintiTI Myron Ttylur Hell llhece. NY 14190*4401 1407) 144-4144 NOTICE Tb* nature ol IN* action is lo dissolve the mar­ riage between lb* pertie*. Th* gioundt are abandonment. The relief sought It. A ludgment ol absolute d'vorc* m lavor ol lb* plamiilt dissolving tb* marriage between tb* parties In tbit action The nature ot any ancil­ lary relief demanded it III en older granting Plaintiff maintenance. (7| an order granting Plaintiff child support lor lb* support ol Teneal Slaaarl. a child ol tho marriage born October 10, 1991; III an order granting equitable distnbution ol tb* mental prop(4i en order granting equitable division ol sny outstanding mental debit; 191 conlmutlion of lb* Custody Order of the Tompkins County Family Court ol th* Slat* ol hew York deled Auguet 37, IS94, Docket No V-1314-M. 141 end such other and further relief et Iha Court deems prop­ er end fust ATTORNEY S CERTIFICATION I hereby certify under penalty ol perjury end ae en officer of the court that I have no knowl­ edge that th* eubeienc* of any of the I actual submission* con­ tained m true document I* fait* Paulette Williams Attorney at Law Cornell Legal Aid Myron Tlylor Hall itbact. NY 14143 l«0F) 744-4194 Publish January t l . 14, and februeiy 1, I f f ! DEM-147 N O T IC I OF B A L I pursuant te fiend* Statute f t i re e l it e t o w i n o . in c win **N en 1-30-91 el 0 00 a.m. at 440 S. C R. 437, Lb Florid* 33740. 4*H*r th* right te but Said *a m. No warranty. Salter guarantee* no title. Term* cash, t tes Lincoln TLNB4SFSFVS34I7I Publish: January IS. 1944 DEM.141 B E -IB M -C R IN RE: EBTATS OF ANGELA CAITO, o/k/e JULIA A. CAITO, QnkmmmiJ. MO TIC • OF AOMNMSTItATION The edminletretlon of the aetata of ANGELA CAITO, H/Wa JULIA A CAITO, N i l l t l f , FN* Number 97-f 044-CP, la m the Circuit Court Seminal* County, Probet* Divition, th* address Ol artHch is: P. O. Drawer C Sanlord. Florida 33771-MIS Th* name and eddreee of the Personal Rapraeantatlv* and tit* Personal Representstive's attorney are eat forth below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All person* on whom this notice I* served who havo objection* that challenge the validity ol tho WM. the qualifi­ cations ol tho Personal Representative, venue, or (urtediction ol this Court are required to tH* then objecttone wHh tbie Court WITHIN T H i LA TIN OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER T H i D A T! OF T H I F IM T PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYB AFTER T H I OATS OF BfRVtCI OF A COPY OF THIS N O TIC I ON THEM. end MARYANNS MORES C U M OF T H I CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By: Ruth King r Clerk r a . McM il l a n wy County, Florida FHsf Street Ftortda S37T1 i: J407J 311*1130, t i t . TSS4 §0/ ritttton»f ‘ 1I.1SBS My IM S* C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luts Campo* naby lemou* Cewtnly CcTwa cryptegrema peapN. peat end yreiart Can Today* LTX JLFFHOZ J LT ZSf KUAj IL ’ 14 \ DEFI OS INI J MZ B L V OZ Tl KZO INI O J O J N O F N T I 4 > MT I . ‘ — w oiw uo S • O A K L T O (D E V____ IO U S SOLUTION: 1m Z U O i\ other peroena having Orlando-Winter Park 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS S AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED 8ATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times....... $.68/!ine 7 Timas....... $.B4/line 1 Time....... $1.42/line Rates are per Insertion 3 line Minimum. $300 - $500 SREAL MONEYS Scheduling may Include Lake Mary Lite at the cost ol an add ttonal day. Cancel whan you gal mutts. Pay onty tor the days your ad runs at rat* samdd. Usa ful description lor fastest results. Copy must foBow acceptable toon. We reserve the right to refute any ad at ary Erne. Commercial frequency rates are available. YOU1 Ol Bring ’Em w eHl lSell Em Pff or F/T 1-407-333-7011 -A A A OREETVfO CAR D S" II4SK P/T-EIIOft F/T H f y jH |oc«4 ito n t-S lH O Investment eecurod A quickly returned. " B O B -n i-llS I * " ABIOLUTCLT NQ BELLMOI Reuock tocel atpieyi 65k port. 4K req Ind. mvenfory E accounts 400 440 0031 DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday IS Noon Ota day before publication Sunday 12 Noon Friday. A D JU S TM E N TS A CR ED ITS: In the event ol an error, the Sanford Herald wM be responsible tor the llrti insertion only and only Ere the e riant ot the cost oI that insertion Please check your ad lor accuracy the IWst day H runs. AFFILIATE 170,000 PER YEAR PART TIME Joan t» her own bot*. works on her own computer. processing dental E medcal vmeance cH im Noseamg ACCOUNTS PROVCCD BOO MS 3959 EXT 1347 BEST hcmcfebMd bu out there M you are tenous about matung res nc « f no s*4 of prod, no Yw, ntk or MLMCea 763-3330 tf, C COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE "jell th a t special someone how qou «3ooK mmmmmmmm Open you own mart service Earn S30-t!2/hr Leemihaibcrects fcom e* kxMMr of one of ew largttt med tenures in aw nebon and 0MSM1 cm n g 311-6343 sago. Y o u r 6-line sentim ent and a r t worh will a p p e a r in the VENOOfO: lA T T PERSONS DREAM FEW HO U R S .B U U Fret Brochure 1-400 4206782 |—ridaq, {--obruarq 13th editions o f A BETTER JO B FON YOLK Just Calf Never a Fse) HELP Pereonnel 429 IB M Gel paid lor helping lirnbei toive financial problems High earrang potenbel Set your own hours For appt cel 407-774- ssa Accounting Clerk ADECCO N looking for AP bid AA dorks m the Lake Mary/ Sanford ere* Mud have know! edge of CreiM and Debt! Memo* to par hr. fhaaoe cal 339-7171 Adecca ASSOCIATE TRAMEE Dua to amenaton. Large Lake Mary company hiring htB ~ M l l tH H l W*Y train you y IB atm your LBOALUr tar MM 12100 Mel cfwdMno B CALVPBO-14S4 N. LekemorK Ave. WMer Park. F I El Money to Lend C a ll Kellie o r ^ a n d q in the •Payo" NJoon on |—-ebruarq Qth and we II *** f* *»* ■ 1do the r e s t. ( 407 ) 377-7611 g 12— E Marty C m L tq > l N o tlc tt op i? S 5 S y B S 8 r neim ouB E^^wB^wNP 1EMN.NI O IM BeeeBIEOG SEe^H ^wwl BotnOlTH* U H H l q . V t 317H-0374, - Divition ot - - Cerporetleh*. •0*7 orfvannp C to dene* wHh the provw tone ef the FictHteue Nam* Etetuteo, TeWit: Section 444 09, Fioridn ttetufe* I M t . Pubbih: January I I , 10M OEM-144 MtaoneMIAUtorrTue* Ouany 1 -. " H i CtETbMyl 4E76316E1E u - r l .Tn „ A lW Ijf l CEy CbMemb ESS East Hwy 434. SM 200 i, FL 32707 M B E T/M -4 4 The cay nf Sanford, PMrtda. NOON on Mehdey. Fehruefy sth, teas, in me PinheeM g Office. 141 ef City HM . 9er die OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED 0. Th* ddto of ru M trito n #f January IS. 1M Personal Orlande, Piertda SSSSt Attorney For Pereenel r Edwin L. 1 FlOrtdO B it N*. 044740 PILES B ROBINSON. PJL IN . food o» Ussmg £ b pert ol my | C o m o FtoTwr. IT I (447) 43S-3MI PuMMN: January IS, St. IBM HOUR Local DebaryOOc* h*» 10-15 potNana evefebN 17 our Mtop. dapley 4 ) depanmenti For personal tnMrvtew Entry to busmeiitom* 1 oomputor eipenenoe Ovemtghf travel oocationaiy offer earning period. Hourty nm bated on1 eiperi•new ■bWy. tor Ful JO B S JO B S JO B S b efo re the holida 4- ». *Mt *- ' $ 1 1 .8 5 / PiegrEm* 37797 ' ■%*' fu lT R S I— Men 4 Women M ^ u to * 1 yr OTR ewA^ee* A C tX req “ a Cal BamioSpm Bam to 9pm 1-EOO6 746060 Mon-Fn OMs EOE Tit is is a te rrific waq to g e t qour* C lassified D e p a rtm e n t before — >"LrIW vriMn) * Lay Over Plan' *EiYa Stop Pay* *401K r M a rq L ife fo r onlij $15.00 to ta l. special N /alent ine s D a q wish out ORTVERS-OWNER OPERAT0N B...N «w Pay Conirect) ROCO R S the place la make nigh income In 19961 We offer Choice of llaet A contract-* 61/ mi, *1 ml. loeded Co. we oiler Frwner cornr.. 70 mph t/ucke, NEW (uper progretthm pay 4 th# b e « training prog A3 O Mama stert-l 34/rrv COL (A) run out ol Jackson. MS lemenal Cel 1600647-3311 EXP LANDSCAPE PERSONS Qood pay B banaffto FDL rag'd A O O AM um m ,utc. HOME-No 00N tor to BlBOTwli makK lL *41 sigbrac ver s THE EMPLDYIMCNT HOME making Earn to 3344, ed E-4S the H a n fo rd WeT’ald an J L a k e S pof n U i l I0 M 4 2 -M S 3 (■eel in a \/a !e n tin e s L)aq mec- T IS Permanant poatoont COL T T drivers needed tor route driv­ ing in Oriamto are* S7-S9hr SPARTAN PREMIER ■31-2291 DNIUJUltig phone Cbrdt No eeperience necesury For more Worm*bon tend • 8ASE to Pnmebma Convnumcebone, P O Boi 694359. Miami. FV 30769-1355 3 Times....... $1.09/llne * U < iltH tC K C <t 71— Help Wanted " ^ 1 -6 M -4 1 0 4 9 0 0 IB * CHyef I HO. Oe* I7 M ,7 L 33771.1744 dent end pereene having ciptmo Of fttfllfcfifti ||||iu | (tat (tent *8 hmmM nig|f cieUw* wHh M o Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION O f THIS N O TIC I. ALL A O N O U . Aod sort M R) m nv« down to kiss # lot of peopta" % IMS byhtA by MCA toe Seminole 407/322-2611 71— Help Wanted data ot th* test publication of M e notice muet Me thaw claim ■ with Hue Court WITHIN T H I LATER OF T H R U M O N TH ! AFTER T H I DATE OF T N I FIRST PUBLICATION OP TENS N O TIC I OR THIRTY OAYB AFTER T H I DATE OF UR VtC E OF A COPY OP THIS N O TICI ON THEM. GsyMy lnvtdi lyUdtnp ~ CLASSIFIED ADS erty. ,4447. 165 55— Business Opportunities L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s i& O T S S H S �L Sanford Heraki Sanford. Honda •Sunday. January 18. 1998 K11 *N* C M tl.Y l.R 9) Ky U r n Wright 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted clerical LABOR ERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R ADECCO B t M l dependable clerical candidate* lor Lake Mary-Santoro positions We need people tor the following rt» i Entry •fUe Clerks •Customer Service ■Part-Time Telemarketers Please cal lor an appomtmari Adecca Th€ EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE WEALTHINSURANCt AMO*Otk aiAir onaa« V* INI H O TEL OPPORTUNITIES A beauWui A eiating hotel lo­ cated to the UCF area r* hvng lor the toCowmg positions BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. BELLMEN. KITCHEN UTILI­ TIES. HOST/MOTESS. COCKTAB. SERVICERS. M O W AU­ DITOR. A BAR TENDERS Ap ply m person lo Holiday Inn 12125 Hgn Tech Ave . Orlando EOE DRUQ FREE WORKPLACE POSITION OPEN FOR: G R A P H IC A R T IS T Detail oriented, team worker with an artistic eye wanted lor ad design, production and layout Macintosh com­ puter experience required. Quark or Pagemakor knowl­ edge a plus. Mai resume to: Sanford Herald, P.0. Box 1667, Sanford, FL 32771 or apply in persons at LAKEMARY^r P.0. I s i 1M 7 a I m M . a 17771 ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Peopie-perton with integrity and enthusiasm needed to cal on accouits lor the Sanford Herald and Lake Mary Lite. This b an *out«to' petition wtti lacs-to-lacs aalaa. Previous sates experience pmfsrrsd. Cal 322-2811 or mal resume to: are F / tll-7 LPNSalsnr bated on experience EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! ■mi (C A R R IE R S •wm Santord area. Earn money whle taking a drive in the country or city. Must have dapendabta transportation, organtzanonai sues ana oe tvtesots tor anamoon deSvery in KiT VVipe THF 5Ttc^y Y«u*- l LKF ADA <DORM 1110 VO 7oanv u r o v o *hDuP ______ 323-6670______ TEWS Co. Blantng. Orlande t moil prolusion*! staffing lervtct!. is cuirentty recrufling Fufl 6 Par14lme clerical potfttoni lor the lo>owvtg compa Smal business m Denary arrtxhoul man or women lor Manager Tralee or Assistant Manager position Must be sell motivated and dependable No eipenenca necessary as we wd tram S355/W EEK TO STA R T Cell 407666-0(91 Ai-^,.1— *—a-------k---Moncuy. —.L on if. a-tot miwnrww. Member Services REP Credt Union pup preferred lake Miry ■res Fat resume to *07-421- ows. MERRY MAIDS HlrilNO Car A Insurance Needed weekends FREE M l 526* R e s id e n tia l C le a n in g MOLLY M A S IS MRMO F/T •M-F * S-tom. WM T M i 407-717-6007. Now hmng eipenenced COOKS, SERVICERS a DISHWASH­ ERS. Top pay, paid vacations after 1 year. Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 46 WtSl Sanlord 407-990-7771 A 3770 Orlando Dr-17-t2 Sar»fOftJ. 407-911-0300 DENNYS RESTAURANT. OFFICE Total Workforce Solutions! NOW HIRING Data Entry Operators Front Desk Attendants Customer Sarvica Admevstrithre Support New posaone open weekly! Tamp, lamp-tare A (Jrect-fws Qraat beneMt mdude FREE computer xortwwre baaing! No Fee. EOE Kl '■i h \ I \ l I \ \ i >1,1 AccuStaff ‘Central Ftorida s Mott Prominent Bank •Prsstigloot Advertising Firm ‘ Orlando's Largest H I ■a■» •h'lfil at ai la le C O yu lt kHaI nI Ii a/Rtd . , . (PHTY K AiE^, ivl *Faalss1 Growing Tatocommunlcedoni Co. Rasourcei Consulting Group. 71— Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted Independent Otft Cetatogl party plan iM rlxiton Process orders from home Ready cash For sun up kit'l -time membersfvp lee MAIL S3C 00 checfc/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N lakemont Ave. Wmtet Park, a 32792 L A B O R R fTE'330-3416 Come work with the BEST! Daily work Dairy pay Vehicles a PLUS Openmg tor ttaH (ktver w' van PAY ROL U ACCOUNTMQ CLERK Ranked area Pari Tima M I Mult have •■parwnce Can 3260666 or H i resume to 3266166_________________________ PHONE OPERATORS l-otlVhr P/T Or F/T FuM time position. Mon-Fn. 11pm 7am, needed bnmadulaly We offer Compcm -S salary and benefits paduga Please apply m person or contact Catoy AtNiaMH ■uiTiu, wwwiiif y rW le ll RHntei PO Boa 766, Silver Cby, MC 77944-0766; M l ( t i t ) f i-« o o -7 im » PHONE PROS Salary ♦ tomm ♦ bonus FIT or prr rieUied abnospherevnokmg ok Debbie or Mkke 767-9270 PRESCHOOL TEACHER -CPAaovriS £*1322 6HZ_ PROOOCTIOH WORKERS Large green house needs hard working serf mcHrvslad people Musi have hgh energy level, quck hand and be able to stand tong nous Must have an eye kv design Pure work evstatse lor some positions. Apply m person 6770 West SR 46 San- I p RODUCTION WORKERS Large Sanford Companies seek­ ing assemblers snd production workers Start today, any shift, greet opportunity yJm o6er ben eNs. greet pay end jyowth op­ portunities Open iS k v e i l be­ ing held Wed. January 19. from ■envltam and 1pm Jpm. 3A44 South ortando Or. Santord Conlad CORESTAFF at 990-7769 tor more mtormatinn __^______ _ Q uiWy Centra VC starts* Stucco end pool coating menu■aclurer seeks OC Technician! Cotortal C ip ptelerred, good math stole req Apply to person or lax resume to Prsmu Marika Ute 520 Wade Street-Wmier Springs. FL 32706 M a ne *27OSJC or toe >1768*2.__________ RN SUPERVISOR THIRD SHIFT !9</M.WWihf_ 125K-135K/year Ful benefits pka Cei 630-4700 6AVE-A-LOT FOODS has q a e yoeWene in our Santord Store Starting salary 66 0Otir Apply m person 9-5 at 2921 Orlando Dr. Suita 120. Sifrfprfl _________ _ ECEPTIOMST/SECRETARY typing A hghl com It 390-5907 leave message_____________________ SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed . Bren t , A A jt>QC. >94-74*4 SEWtNO MACH OPERATORS large Santord companies cur­ rency seeking mdnnduais with mdutlnal tawing machine and ipreadtr tuner eip • QRCAT PAY >MON-FRL FULL GMC • HOURLY M Y •CHEAT BENEFITS MCLUOMQ yfmr»i contact CORESTAFF at 330-7769 tor an appointment or visa our oMce ai 3A44 S Ortadno Dr., on Wed January 21. from lam-1 lim a IpnKtom-------------- prrM-f. Caa 32s-o6ta bonk: acceseortes. ha* an et r t Lake Mary oBce - RIGHT HAND MAH 1711 tletononb lei Pteaie cal Tews Co S u in g 7406666 tor more into EOE ADA HO FEE! TRAIME EANST ALL E R Benefits. F/T. CeN 130-4700 W “ ed plastic components pre­ ferred Mechanical ebtofy to matolato spray booto end paml guns A ebkty to mertato w ppry tovemory a must Musi have sice Sant communication ahXM and be oeua-onenied Send reeume and salary fuaiwy to Human Resotaeee. Mary. FL 32746. or FAX re­ sume end salary hwtory to 407-339-1664 E O t __________ 8TAR8EARCH COMPETITION latOIRS. SAND* *ONaiM«TERS ALL i m i » A 0 C I RECORD LA6CL EXICTS 6CEKIN0 NEW ARTISTS COSRNO TO DELANO. FLOmOA tt1-6»7 l lttMn-6614 NOTHING BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! Golfvww Afifi on Hvtohifl rid A 46A. Lk Miry All *pl homes ml pnv AlArms'gsrsget Slite-ofthe-an actNity litneit Itetidy Open today Slop out Of call 302 2007 lor * personal show- WANTED: live in Housekaeperi cook 3 7 house wi pool Local lemaia prsf U L O T W _______ WANTED: Individuals who are seeking a hAMkng people enisled career GREAT any merit enwonmenl. proletuonal itatut and benefits Con tutor toe career ol Dental A im in g Formal education of 1200 horn Leading to SUM and Natonal credentials Work m a fail paced, highley technical, ever changmg career m toe ailed health M d of Denial Aitatag CaM Orange Technical CarMeraOriando Tech Dental Departmeet, 407-246-7060. art. 4611 Whether you are abeedy n toe work piece, reedy to re-enler or lust tookmg to the future they have e program detuned tor you!_________________________ WAREHOUSE DELIVERY WORKER Clean FL OL. eney level, heavy vhmg over 21 yrs i l M U O WAREHOUSE PERSON 37 1/2 hrs/wk S6 5Gtu to down town Santord Ce* 323-4942 WE THREE O PU S now Uhmg appkeakont lor counter help A prep cook i t ] Eat) F ru Sbeel Santord 102-2604___________ W ELDER S3— Rooms For Rant SANFORD HISTORIC DMT. 1/1 Sem patio, hardwood Itoora. fireplace Spacwus 64001350 • Slenttrom Realty 32264SS SANFORD DUPLEX Historic Ottnct. 1 bdrm l*OOmo « sec 923-1222 or pgr 444-64S4 100— Condominium Rentals PINE RIDOE CLUB 1/2. dry rm. sem peso. 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Select your lot at M o . P .l. PALMPOINT, SANFORD MCLUMNQ LOT Call to see if you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. $ 4 0 7 -3 3 9 -8 7 3 9 322-2611 MARKETING SALES TRAINEE Local company wants a high-energy, versatile person, who learnt quickly, to fill a marketing position. Com munication and ■ales experience a plus. Clerical experience helpful. Internal duties as well as outside tales. Bate-plus commission. C ar allowance C a ll 322-2S81 for an appointment < •S*i*6 on MBs pda o( 67US0 w H 6% fHA tom, 10 y rt, AFW 6.16 A Great Place To Uve rffheW tm M td CALL US AT (407) 324-4334 II. 1X771 On tSth Straw (Rt HA) between 17+t �‘ f San lord Herald. Sanford. Florida • Sunday. January IB, 1998 • M 181— Appliance* A Furniture For 8alo 108— Duplox/THplox 1800 DOWN—WHYRENT? When you can own Ma 3 bdrm home ml QUA. new pent a car­ pel.? AM about HUO hornetI The Mailmen Oroup. Inc. HOOEN L A K I ESTATES 3/2. Mnda. W/D. acm petto oar. 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C H A lH U l t t f t V IA L - M A i L • Tho qualities and charactonstics lhal exemplify a good loader will reside m you in tho yoar ahead Exerting limes aro in Iho oiling and you might do tomolhmg rattier extraordinary CAPR ICOR N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This could be an extromoly rewarding day lor you. especially il you're able lo devolo your primary locus lo Improving your malonal lot Capricorn, ireal yoursett lo a birthday gilt Send lor your Astro Graph prodctions lor the yoar ahead by mailing $2 and SASE lo Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper P O Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10t56 Be euro to stale your zodiac sign AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It worn bo necessary lor you to loss around your woight lo impress others today Your demoanor and innor resolve will com ­ mand respect automatically PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You have some special information lhal is more valuable than you realize Properly utiN/od. it might put you m a key position lor compensation 42 Male family Actress Fonda Senator Garn 44 Sgt., e.g. Concealed 47 Actor Ou Pari otlhe eye 46 More extensive Second word SI Actor ol a tairy tale Charlton — 14 Light-------55 Adder feather 56 Leslie Caron 15 Famous shark movie 56 London's — 16 ---------------- 1say Park 17 Bird's beak 59 TV's Peeples IS Last syllable ol 60 Black a word 61 Hawaiian 20 Quick thrusts Instruments 22 Medieval poem 62 Snaky letter 23 — Lingua 63 Type of cherry (airline) Jnd of" fuel' 64 Kin 24 Imitator 26 Angle of a leaf DOWN 32 Hurry 1 West African 33 Roman 2.001 fetish 34 Fifth month 2 Of grand­ 35 Map abtor. parents 36 Type of pick? 3 Speaker 39 In the past Olngrtch 40 Russian veto 1 5 9 12 13 Answer lo Previous Puxzle !□ □□□□□□ nnnm nn □□□□□□ n □ □ □ □ □ nmn mnnn norno n n n n mnamm mnnmnn □□□□□□ □□□□□n □□□mmn cannon mnmn □□□□ umnn mmeg □cararan mnnrann ncantanm nmnmmn nn □□□□□ □ □ □ m V2 6 Follow 9 Suspend 10 Words of trouble 6 Ol'a address 7 Australian 19 Impair 21 Qun grp. 24 Detective TT Charlie25 Oreasy 26 Football s ext code 100 TIT J standing 11 Spreads STUMPED?Cv<i«-r>»a altofAn,w*f*1-900-454-3539 *,ourf' *r,,t T— r ~ r - □□□□□ mm I t Ilf 15 27 Cans 29 Dec. holiday 30 Othello villain 31 Actreea TH~ 37 Causing ARIES (March 21-April 19) Friends are kkety lo bo more sensrtrve to your noods today If you have tomo unique require­ ments let your wants be known Help is mrkcaled TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Tasks you perform today wiH be accomplished with relative ease and efficacy because you* want lo take more pndo m your work than usual GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Your pres­ ence will be welcomed wherover you go today because others lind your inner being extremely appealing Marvelous developments could ensue 36 T of TV 41 Eaptoetve bb 901 62 53 64 67 bU 65 Playful chad Concert halts Bird's home Actor Chaney O ins by NtA. Ine CANCER (June 21-July 22) The odds are lilted in your lavor today m your com­ petitive involvements You will be more determined and tenacious than thoso who compete against you average today A new channel lor gam might open up lor you Irom a leastexpected quarter LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be both open LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Th* should be a fun day lor you. with eryoyable activities m the oftmg The reason they U be lo your Mung is because you I design the agen­ da minded and a good listener today. Someone who has your best interest at heart might try to tell you something through a special intermediary VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Your chances for personal acquisition look better than operate more aftectrvaly today r! you're tree Irom the influence of others Follow your instinct•. input from outsiders could confuse you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) In tks cussions with fnenda today, you’ll gam more from the exchanges than they wd Knowledge you acquire will help you achieve a desired goal 1 IVMbi SKA. Inr SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You will F Th e careless claim By P hillip Alder l( you watch experts playing bridge, it la occasionally frustrating. Halfway through the play, declarer will claim and all the players will put their cards back in the board before you've had a chance to see the full layout. Usually, they trust each other. However, there la one lima a claim is sure to be con­ tested: when a defender still has a trump and Ute declarer doesn't men­ tion that lurter. Playing in the 1965 Bermuda Bowl, Peter LeventritL who died last month at the age of 62, lost a slam by being careless in this way. Leventrltt and Howard Schenken reached the good six-heart contract. West, Albert Rose, led the club king, taken by d eclarer's ace. Leventrltt ruffed a club in the dummy, finessed the heart queen, and continued with the heart jack, which was covered by the king and ace. Momentarily losing concentration, North siitss A K Q 10 7 V Q J 4 • A J 10 9 3 * S PHILLIP ALDER West East * A 8 2 A J 9 6 S 4 3 • 7 • K 9 5 *62 • Q 7 * K Q J 10 9 7 2 * 9 4 Booth A — * A 10 I 6 1 1 e K 9 5 4 A A 9 3 Leventrltt cashed the diamond Mng and led a second diamond. When the queen appeared, declarer claimed all IS tricks. However, East objected, as declarer had made no statement con­ cerning his trump nine. Vulnerable: East-West The director ruled that declarer was Dealer South barred from drawing trumps. He had to continue cashing diamonds. Now South W est Norik Ernst East, Maurice Harrison Gray, defend­ 3A 30 Pass 1w ed perfectly. Having no club left, be 5e Pass 5 1 Pass couldn't iafford ‘ ' to tuff until the fourth sv Pass Pass Pass round of diamonda. Then he returned Opening lead: * K a apade. If declarer discarded his dub loser. West would win the setting trick with the spade ace. And if South ruffed. West would get a du b trick at make a clear statement, especially if an opponent still holds a trump. the end Whenever you claim, be careful to C im R rN K A Ia c . by Jim Msddlck R060 TMAN* Once w on a tim e .th ere w ere th ree V ttV tC PM .5 Ptortm tt contractorarid*ptoVonal fnwn fooddtUTibutcir Who- 18 by Leonard Starr - � 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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Darrell llrrw rr. police were called to S Sauluid Avr* n u r at FI 25th Plac e liiursday m orning regarding a trathe ac eldent Olllcers said two veil I tie s were traveling south on Sanford Avenue when one re purtrdly slowed to m ake a Ifft turn onto 25th Place As a re­ sult. the second vehicle, td rn tilled as a P.)H7 Honda, b rin g driven by KuU. struc k the lc-ft rear of tlx* first, suhsecpiently IN D EX Briefs ................ W esther............. Classified........... C om ics.............. Crossword......... Dear A hhjr......... Horoscope......... Obit a e r ie s ......... People................ Religion .............. Sports ................ TV ...................... W esther............. * G entleness is not a quality exclusive to women. * •HelenReddy Do you know w in d 's going on in y o u r com m unity? T be Seminole Herald w an ts to b e a r from YOUl Call u s with you news tips and event Information for Longwood. W inter Springs and Oviedo. 322*2611 r u n n i n g ul! tin* m a t ! ■r o s s t n g a y a r d a n i l s i n k i n g Iln* l u r n r t "I a h o u s e al 2 5 H | S a i l l u i t l Ave line S a lilu lcl llrr/rrs t ue u n its w e t e c a l l e d a n d M m / yy.es tu h e t r a n s j m r t e d t o c u li im ln .i Mi d i c a l C e n t e r iii S . i n l u t d l l r e w e i s a i d t h a t w h ile t h e r e s c u e u n i t w a s e ll r o u t e , t h e w o m a n ' s c u n i l i t l o u tx -g an t u d e t e r l o r . l l e a n d a dec Isluli w a s m a d e tu t r a u s p n i t h e r m ( )i I.inilii Mcgloli.il Medic al ( e n t e r S h e w .is p r o n o u n c e d d e a d a t OMMC a t Bli a in T ile d r i v e r o f the* first w h n le. a PIH2 F o r d w a s lilc-litlllt'd a s M .irtc D o l o r e s P a s i 'tr a l ot S i n fo r d S h e re |M irte d ly dlel u o i re c e lv e a n y s e r i o u s l u p i n e s N o c h a r g e s h a v e hc-cu filed III co n n e c tio n yvtth th e i .i m * |M*nchug c o i u p l e l t o n ul a n in v rstlg .illiiu B y N ic k P fe lfa u f OVIFIDO - Mike and Dorothy liurk of Oviedo are easy to re c ­ ognize. They have the biggest sm iles In town alter w inning tills past w eekend's Florida Lottery. The couple m ade a quick trip to T allahassee liiu rsd a y to claim their prize money of $0.2 million. liie y will receive $ :n 0.000 per year for the next 20 years. Mike Murk. 47. Is a form er m otorcycle patrolm an for the Orange C ounty S heriffs Office. He lately h as driven a patrol car alter surviving three near fatal m otorcycle accidents, Hr rcportcdly pu rch ased the win nlng ticket on March 0 at a 7* Eleven C onvenience store on Colonial Drive and Dean Road. Dorothy liurk. 40. works as an attorney for the O rlando Police D epartm ent. 'We don't plan to quit our Jobs or lose lb * i m in t y m u t m d t >l* it 1* i iI m uly 1■>** < lu ll *m i h is •I* iu* •! 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I ' i | r 3A Longwood Founders Day Festival Longwood architect Steve Minst talks to l yman Higli School students m (tie historical Bradlee McIntyre house The house is a future in Longwood and the sub|ect of touts throughout the year It is also an inte­ gral part ol the Longwood Historical Board s Spring Festival Saturday and Sunday March 14 and IS This (esti­ val is known as the Founders Day Arts and Crafts Festival The artists tents will line the streets along Church Ave­ nue and Wilma Street, with some tents branching out to some ol the other streets as well Parking tor the event is available at South Seminole Hospi­ tal off of Miiwee Street Ttie festival will take place on Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m and on Sunday from 10 a m until 4 p m Oviedo couple hits big, wins lottery IHCRALD STAFF WRITER i ,tiii* t Mow * i b e .ii • i w 11* 11 fb* p i.II I s perspective of tills.* she said ‘W ere just going to steer a clear course lor now * "Aller I realized we had the winning num bers.* Mike ex­ plained. *1 called my wife at work and iskrd her If she was ready to put a new roof yn our church." Tire couple had previ­ ously determ ined that If they should win the lottery, they would |)oy for a new roof at W inter Park P resbyterian C hinch where they are m em ­ bers. Mike added that the money will also allow him to play golf anyw here he w ants to go. 1 1 n s Is just unim aginable for now.* lie said. In com m enting on the win. Dorothy said. 'W inning the lo t­ tery Is kind of like skiing down a m ountain real fast and e n ­ joying it. hilt not going so fast that you'll hit a tree and gel hurt." The Murks say they may also P U u « Bee L o lt s r jr . P ig * 3 A This weekend at Tajiri: ‘G uess Who’s Knocking...’ Ta|in School of Performing Arts and Academics talented stu­ dents. including Dijon Brett, from left Demetrnaio Demetius and Terry Burch, will present a play written by drama students ot the school 'Guess Who's Knocking Al Your Door is a Christian youth drama that depicts hie of our youth who aie Christians, sinners and students challenged by Inonds and peers This event will take place on Saturday. March 14 and Friday. March 20 at 7 30 p m with a test showing and perform­ ance on March 21 also at 7 30 p m Donahons are $6 50 and you may call Tajin Arts at 324-9140 for tickets Tins is sponsored as a fund raiser for the school by Sweet Harmony O E S No 388 in Sanlord *c#i.ld Photo by U . i v . Hawkin. �2A SC'" v *- i 1 o»rt * M% M.V.M > 2 Sandra and Sam Loper Hazel and Woodrow Caah Mike and Judy Hartman M asons s o c ia l, g a th e r The Kjuft}) Kjrafters I s fo r GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! in s ta lla tio n Starting March 13,1998 Tho Sanford Blue Lodge »62 ot the Freo and Accepted Masons of Florida meet on ttie lirst and third Tuesdays ot the month tor lodgo matters and charitable endeavors, such as their continuing program ot child identification and support ot tho Florida Methodist Children's Home Recently the lodge sponsored at Sweetheart Banquet to which they invited their wives, upper photos, and installed olticors for 1998, left photo W o C a r r y Ceramics. Brushes, Tools & Paiuls. Craft and Sewing Supplies. W o o d Paints Unique Gifts. All Items On Sale!! Hours: Mon •Frl. 10 i m *6 p m. Sal 10 am. •5 pm 19? Country Club Rd . Lake Mary. FL. Phone: 407-30?-?900 M**»id P nolot by D k v h E Monro* Front row. trom left Warren Lundslord. Historian: Bill Litzen. Chaplain Mike Hartman, Worshipful Master. Scotty Hawes Junior Warden Ron Roan. Junior Deacon. Larry Freudy. Musician Back row Steve Myers. Senior Deacon: Larry Bruckor. Senior Warden. Bill Ervin. Tyler. Rod Bullard Secretary i l l LOCAL FORECAST TIDES Today: Partly i loudy High* lu (tic lo w lo m l i t - 5 0 * lows .irm im l-IU S a tu rd a y Partly i l o u d y . li lt p u . a r o u n d - ? I J . Uiws. FRIDAY: SOLUNAR TABLE: min 5:05 a m . maj. 11:15 a.in., min. in O i m i i U IQ u . S u n d a y ; P a r t ly 5:25 p.m.. mu). 11:30 C l o u d y . I t lg liN i n l l i r lo w -7 o % TIDES: D aytona Beach: high: l i i w i in t h e mill 5 0 s M o n d a y : 8:05 a .tit.. 8:25 p in., low: t*f»4 T h t i n t l c r M r i r m ^ Tttgti*»'iu t h e low to m i d 7 0 s . la iw s In t h e a.m .. 2:11 p.m New S m yrna lu w -O O s Beach: high: 8:10 a m 8:30 p.m.. low: 1:59 a.lit.. 2:10 p.m.. EXTENDED OUTLOOK Cocoa Beach: high: 8:25 a m.. 8:45 p.m.. low: 2:14 a.m .. 2:31 FRIDAY SATURDAY Ptcldy 63 40 P tcld y 7 0 44 p.m. MONDAY SUNDAY Ptcldy 71 56 T atn n s 73 61 LO TTER Y Haro are the winning num bers se lecte d on T h u rsd a y In tho Florida Lottery F a n ta s y S 2-9-15-17-20 L o t to (M a r c h 7 ) 7 -1 0 -2 9 -4 1 - 4 2 - 4 8 BEACH CONDITIONS D aytona B each ft New S m y rn a Beach: Scat* are 23 feet with a light chop. W ater tem p eratu re at Daytonu Is 60 degrees and at New Sym rna. GO degrees. Winds are from the northcast at 10-15 m.p.h. T h e h ig h te m p e r a tu r e in S a n fo r d T h u rsd ay w ae B4 d e g r e e * a n d t h e o v e r n ig h t lo w w aa 4 0 . R e c o r d e d r a in fa ll fo r t h e p e r io d e n d in g at lO a .m ., F r i d a y t o t a l e d .O O i n c h . • S u n r i s e ............................. 8 : 3 7 a . m . • B u n e e t ............................... 6 : 3 2 p . m . S e m in o le Herald " S e n in g S e m in o le C ounty S in c e I W IN " Friday. March 13. 1998 • Vol 90. No 144 Published Daily Except Monday Saturday A Christmas by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Avo . Santord. FL 32771 Phono (407) 322-2611 Fax (407) 323-9408 A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Odessa Pugh Bus-ness Manager Term Gaines M*iinoa Moms Linda Sp«gei ADVERTISING Chns Sham Manager Eta ne Gurtens Rntrai I avervse* Cneryi Slone CLASSIFIED Keine Werner - Manager Sand, Presley CIRCULATION Betty Bennen E D ITO R IA L Lacy Loar •EtStor Jett Beninese Shan B'otlie Dons Delncn D a,<3 Frarer Jean* Hughes Goudney Lettew Nick Plettaut Dean Smitn Tommy Vincent Susan Warmer Russ White Penoacai Postage Pad at Santord Ficnda and aoationai rra,i,ng ottces USPS 481280 Postman*' Semi address changes to Tie SEMINOLE HERALD PO Box 1667 Sanford FL 32772 1667 fT Republic ) p LEGALS Margaret SlaWy PRODUCTION Frank Vonosn* Manager Peggy Beehnor Freda Heimers Cneryi Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Robert Skip Cowan Mark Sauce Be Egan Elwm Tyrrell. Jr • Head Pressman We Have 0(1 Seminole C ounty I’o llrr Athletic Leagiie, Inc. p re se n ts the W H O. (We I lave oil) P ro ­ gram lor youth In filth through ninth ginilrs. The- progrunt, coordinated by Law E n fo rce­ ment (M iners, will In rlu d r s porta. gam es. videos. CPK/Flrst Aid T rain in g and llrld trips. 'Die program will be held M arch I Li through M arch 20, from H a.m. lo 6 p.m . at P.A.L. Place. Rusrnwald School. 1096 Merrill Street. A ltam onte Springs. The cost Is $40. which In­ cludes field trip s ex p en ses. Participants m ust proside field trip FUN money and bagged lunch. Drinks an d sn ack s will be provided. The program Ls free (does not Include field trip expenses) for Wlnwood areu (Altamonte Springs) resid en ts. For more Inform ation call 1407) 330 0600. ext. 263. Seminole C om m unity Col­ lege Youth Program s Is o ffer­ ing Semi-Private T utoring for students m grades two through six in Reading Com ­ prehension. Spelling and Phonics, and Basic M ath. T he next six week session begins the week of March 23. Classes are $69. Please call 3 2 8 -2 4 5 3 for more inform ation and to receive your free b ro ch u re of upcoming classes. R egistration Is required before th e start of each class. Seminole C om m unity Col­ lege Youth Program s Is offer­ ing Semi-Private T utoring In Algebra. Classes m eet at I he SCC main cam pus. Tuesdays. Marc h 31 through May 5 from 5 until 6:30 p in. and 6:30 u n ­ til H p.m. The class Is $9 9 . 'IIUs class is also ofTcrrd at Oviedo lllglt School on T u es­ days. March 21 through April 28 from 6:30 until 7:30 p .m . and 7:30 until 8:30 p.m . The class Is $69 Please call 32H2453 for more inform ation and lo receive your free b ro c h u re of upcoming <losses. R eg istra­ tion Is required before th e start of ra rh class. Subscnpbon Rales (Daily A Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Yaar Home Delivery SIB 60 139 00 178 00 Mai 12400 14800 19600 Florida Residents add 7% sales lax to above rates Newspapers, Inc. H c o u M b e a b e s t s c K c h B u t H T s Yuuc.nl hoy in-ru n M n ,. infimuilKm Catalog But you con p . It, In*-1Sr-nd fur the'Uu-st guide to morv than 200 free or low-oust government pub lio»tiuns TheCtfUlogikfrw TlHMriiurniution is priceless Write (tm u m tr Infermatien Center N f t H l T , Pueb4e .c e lie # * free. A . ’Wi) »» 2 Q y Hk ______________ Tutoring STATISTICS Play 4 7-0-1-3 Cash 3 3-2-0 ’ SAT prep classes Seminole Com m unity Col­ lege Youth Program s offers SAT prep classes. SAT Mini Prep. SAT Verbal W orkshop, and SAT Math W orkshop a re all available. The Mini Prep Is a three hour class from 6 to 9 p.m ., $20. offered on W e d n es­ day. March 25 at th e SCC m ain cam pus, and W ednesday. April 28 at the SCC H unt Club cam pus. H ie Verbal w o rkshop m eets for two consecutive S at­ urdays front 9 a in. to noon. $39. Classes are: M arch 2 8 and April 4. and May 2 and May 9. The Math w orkshop m eets for two consecutive Sal- 40 Yenra of Honeat Sorvice Great Ratea on Quality Workmanahip • Import or Oomottic • Autot • Vlftt • Tnicki • RVt • /Uitomilic AStondoil • Clvtrw*« . CVJoint! • Boon • Lotoit Tochmctl Equipment • froo Towinq With Motor Ropiiri lor Computorlral Trtntmlttlon • NotionaiOo Warranty Avillibl* i_____ urclays hotti 9 a m to noon. $39. C lasses are: April 18 and 25. and May 16 and 2M Please c all 328 2453 lor more tutorniatlon and to receive your free broc hu re ot upcom ing classes. Registration Is r e ­ quired In-fore th e start of each class TRANSMISSION REPAIR 2929 905-B S US Hwy. 17-92 DeBary i Across trom the ANY MAJOR j .| M REPAIR I O R IA M D O Football camp T hr I99M Seminole C ountv Police Athletic Leagur s Third Annua) B owen/W eston F oot­ ball C am p Is designed to leach sound fundam entals In foot­ ball. em phasizing team w ork and self-discipline. A know l­ edgeable and friendly staff will work with each cam per Indi­ vidually to teach everyone th e essential skills and concepts of each position. Tills Is a non­ contact cam p and players will not w ear any type of football eq uipm ent. The cam p featu res ex p ert teaching of techniques of vari­ ous skill positions. In stru ctio n u *5^ 1 BET HORSES Full Card simulcasting trom FL. CA. KY. NY. PA BET JAI-ALAI WED thru SAT 7 30 PM. THUBS A SAT NOON BET HARNESS SUN 1 PM Pompano. Hazel Park. Also Simulcast trom Miami Meadows. Meadowiands. and Dania Jai-Alai Yonkers Hwy. 17-92 A 436 wwwca Nil cmsc iohucscxjjauuai Pi*88# 8** Brief* Peg* 3A FR E E Community Education Series “Healthy Lifestyles” Wednesday. March 25th. 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. At Columbia Medical Conter-Sanford Classroom A 4 B You're invited to join us as we “kick-off our Neighbors Community Education Series. Learn How Reducing Stress & Maintaining Proper Eating Habits Can Work For You! Discover the Correlation Between Body & Mind • Eating Healthy/lncreasing Your Engcry • Changing Your Sleeping Habits • Managing Your Weight • General Fitness & Exercise Techniques • Stress & Time Management • Relaxation Techniques Keynote Speakers: M a ry F e lc k , Registered S Certified Nutrition Support Dietitian D e n is e M a n z o llllo , Licensed Mental Health Counselor Refreshment* will be served FREE door prize* FREE Body Analysis Test FREE H ealthy Cooking/Recipe* Booklet For more inform ation, please call (4 07) 321-4500, extension 5202. Make your reservations today. Seating is limited. Sponsored by Columbia Medical Ccntcr-Sanford 1401 West Seminole Blvd., Sanford TheCookiesAreHere! ft �Sermnoie Herald. Sanford, Florida - Friday. March 13. 1998 ■3A Briefs POLICE BRIEFS Hit and run alleged Eric Sm llh. 20. of 721 Sybilwood fir.. Wilder Springs. was •irreslrd Wednesday try Florida Highway Patrol. Sm ith was charged with Waving scene of crash. Smith was arrested at die corner Faille Circle and Field Club. Smith allegedly committed n hit and run. Battery Scott Gunn. 31, of 258 Acorn Dr., Dingwood. was arrested Wednesday try 1/ingwood p o ­ lice. Gunn was charged with battery, possession of a c o n ­ trolled su b stan ce and p o sse s­ sion of dnig p arap h ern alia . Gunn was arrrsled at the co r­ ner of County Road 427 and Orange Avenue. Gunn alleg­ edly slap|>ed victim's face and pushed her against a wall. Victim shoved Richard Dullard. 27. of 211 S. Kdgrmon Ave., W inter Springs, was arrested W ednesday by Winter Springs |Hillcr. Dullard was (b arged with battery and arrrsled at the above address. C o n ti n u e d from P age 2A Dullard allegedly shoved victim against a wall. Grand theft charged Marin Jnm cs. 34, of 1417 Ponce De Leon Dlvd.. W inter Springs, was airested W ednes­ day try Seminole County d e p u ­ ties. Jam es was charged with grand theft (embezzlement) and arrested at the above address. Jam es allegedly m ade num er­ ous and large cash deposits Into h rr personal account on days that funds were w ith­ drawn for the General led g er accounts. Drug charges Mark Moliablr. ID. of 14.12 Circle Ij i ., C huluota, was a r­ rested Thursday by Sem inole County deputies. Mohabtr was rharged with possession of a controlled substance and dtsp lay /p o ssess suspended driver's license. Mohabtr was arrested In the 1400 block of Circle l-m r. A search rrvrnlt*d six pink tablets for which Mohablr did not have a p rescrip ­ tion. periods on weight Idling and conditioning, chalkboard s e s ­ sions Illustrating g en e rals philosophies, ami m otivation and Inspiration. The one day cam p, for chil­ dren ages seven to 18 years old. will be held S atu rd ay . April 4. 9 a.m . to 2 p.m. at the Lake Mary S ports Complex. Tlie cost Is $30 per child prereglsterrd and $40 the day of the ram p . For more Inform ation call S.C.P.A.L. at (4071 330-6600. Senior dance lessons Tlie Sanlord Senior C enter Is sponsoring ballroom amt Laltn dance lesson with in stru c to r Antoinette Augustine. Augustine has an extensive background In ballroom dancing, as an Instructor, di­ rector. and ch o reo g ra p h er She lias taught for m ajor dance studios and h a s traveled for several years teaching at resort hotels, club groups. YMCA's and private classes She holds num erous tro p h ies and aw ards. A ugustlnr has l« r n leaching ballroom d a n c ­ ing for Daytona Beach Com ­ m unity College sin ce 1980 and for Sem inole Com m unity Col­ lege since 1986. Beginning ballroom dancing Is designed for those with no knowledge and ex p erien ce. Tlie course will provide In­ struction In the fox trot, w altz and swing. Tlie seven w eek beginner class will be held on Tuesdays from 2 to 3 p.m . March 24 through May 5. Tlie In term ed iate course Ls drslgned for those who have acquired some dance know l­ edge and experience. In s tru c ­ tion will Include a variety of advanced step s In the fox tro t, waltz and swing. Special em ­ phasis will be placed on Indi­ vidual styling. Tlie seven w eek Interm ediate class will be held Tuesdays from 3 to 4 p.m . March 24 through May 5. I r a n i to dance your way around the world to th e c a p ti­ vating sounds of Latin rh y th m . Augustine will teach you th e styling techniques and m ove­ m ents of the tango, rh u m b a and cha rh a . Tlie seven w eek Latin dance class will be held Tuesdays from 4 to 5 p.m . March 24 through May 5. Each seven w erk class costs $14. FTerrgtstratlon Ls r e ­ quired. For more inform ation or to rrg lslrr call 3 0 2 -1 0 1 0 . THELIQUORSTORE 'The J lu c h if JLU'ttciif S to ue Money Orders 39c W E CASH TA X CHECKS *PnBM Do No! y i U M T«t 1 3 0 3 S A N F O R D AVE f.il 13Hi ST ) S A N F O R O • 3 2 2 -3 8 8 4 It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VcnderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd’s Bears • Caspari . • Lampe Berger • Christopher Radko • Roc hard Limoge j ___ _ Toy distribution SANFORD - Tills S atu rd a y and Sunday. March 14 • 15. the American Red Cross will distribute toys lo children who have Ix-en afferted by the r e ­ cent tornadoes In C en tral Florida. Tlie toys have b een donatrd by Operation Toy Box, the people ol FT. Wayne. Ind.. and others from throughout the nation. fox-ally the distribution will lx- at the Red C ross D isaster Relief C enter at First P resb y ­ terian C hurch. 301 S. Oak Avenue In the parking lot. The ltxal give away will be S a tu r­ day only from 9 a.m . until 1 p.m . Unique sifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake M ary Centre, east of I-4 at Lake M ary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road k *• Professional '■■■■ At A C o m fo rta b le Orethron Reaching Out, BRO. a ministry by Rose Davis, focuses on children living n Sanlord'* public housing Educational and artistic programs nurture tho mmd and the soul Lott. Joanne Wright, educa­ tional director, and students Anthony Nobles. Fred­ die Davis. David Perdye Antoinette Gamey. and Rose Davis, director FWJDON'T APPROVE OF PRAYING IN PUBLIC SCHOOL. WOULD IT BE OK IF I PRAYED FO R PUBLIC SCHOOL?? Price OFFICE FURNITURE Pelican deaths Reaching out in the community 829-2244 BREVARD COUNTY - The Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission and the H u ­ mane Society of Brevard County want to know who Is killing and maiming p elican s In Brevard County. H ie Com ­ mission ts offering up to > 500 for inform ation that leads to an arrest, while tlie H um ane Stxiety ts offering a rew ard of 9 3.80 0 . More th an 50 brown peli­ cans have washed up on B re­ vard b ra rh e s from Cocoa to M elbourne since early F e b ru ­ ary. They have suffered from broken wings, wings tied b e ­ hind their hacks and th ro at pouches cut off. Officials said several may have been shot.. Tlie alter line at the Com ­ m ission's head q u arters In Ocala Is 1-800-342-9620. Anyone with Inform ation r e ­ garding these pelican Injuries ts urged to phone a u th o ritie s as soon as possible. y B R IN G T H IS AO F O R 1 0 °u D IS C O U N T ON R E G . P R IC E D M E R C H A N D IS E SCOR ITEMS & M o d u la r F u rn itu re Longwood Business Liquidators 685 N. h w m ia L W ( 407) 696-9690 New area code NORTH FLORIDA - T ele­ phone calls to Pensacola. Pannma City. Tallahassee an d s u r ­ rounding areas will he r e ­ quired to dial a new area code startin g March 23. The new code ls 850 (It was form erly the 904 area code). As of March 23. a re c o rd e d m essage will Inform callers that tiie old codes are no longer In use. u 4r*r^q*r(l4pf[mht+ * Bridge Continued from Page 1A shoulders and no room for additional lanes lo ire added. H was built lo handle 30.000 vehicles a day. Now. it's averaging 70.000 a day. There have been several serious accidents on or near Die bridge In the past year. These caused m am m oth delays In both directions. Even m inor accidents have caused extended delays. Funds are program med to continue widening I4 - the stretch Just west of tlie bridge between Lake Mary Boulevard and U.S. Highway 17-92 expected to be com pleted by 2002. Barley gave an u p d ate on the C entral Florida Light Rail Transit System Thursday. Although the approved plans for the systrm Include rails from Sea World Into Orlando. Seminole and Volusia officials continue to work toward ex­ tending the ruule. 'P rogress has been m ade," Barley said. T lie four cities (Eatonvtlle, W inter Park. M aitland and Altam onte Springs) want light rail hut they don't like the location. It Isn't that they're being obstinate. They say th at's not the case." Seminole and Volusia officials envision a light rail span across the St. J o h n s between tlie two sections of the 1-4 bridge. They're optim istic It will happen, but they're not Bure when. LotteryC ontis usd from Pags IA take a trip to France to visit family m embers an d possibly to Peru on a m ission trip with their church. T h is Is Just a blessing we won,* Dorothy said, *but also a test of what we do with our winnings.* Lawsuit C ontinued from Fogs LA 10 hearing. OBITUARIES DANNY RAY JOHNSON Danny Ray Jo h n so n . 45. Ruskin Street. Lake Mary, died Monday, March 9. 1998. Bom tn Jonesboro. Ark., he moved to C entral Florida In 1991 from Virginia Beach, Va. Mr. J o h n ­ son was a neon tube artisan and ow ner/operator of Euro Neon. Oviedo. Mr. Jo h n so n was a harm onica player In Light­ ening Bluez Band. Orlando. He was a m em ber of Southern In ­ dependent Motorcycle Club. Mr. Jo h n so n served In the U.S. Army. Survivors Include wife, Rae: son. Zachary, Lake Maty: daughters. C hannel Blackwell, Brooke Blackwell, both of ►‘ V v; • Wyoming; m other, Carol J o h n ­ son. Jonesboro, Ark.; sisters. Karen Blando, Mobile Ala., Cindy Cole. Ft. W alton Beach; brother. Jam es. Virginia Beach. Va.; three grandchil­ dren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, In charge of arrangem ents. TXmUL ELDER DAVID DOUE Funeral Services for Elder David Dolle Teenier, 77. Wilkin# Street. New Smyrna Beach, will be 11 a m. Saturday at Apostolic Faith Temple. New Smyrna Beach with District Elder Robert Thomas. Pastor, ottki tiling. Interment will I r In die Olenmc Gelger Cemetery. Calling lumnt will be 5 until 9 p.m. today at the Gulnous-Wynn Funeral Home. New Smyrna Reach. Elder Termer was Pastor of Refuge Church if our Gird. Sanford for tlie past IH years. Survivors: wife. Ilurthulu Termer. New Smyrna Iteurh: two suns. Howard Termer. New Smyrna Beach and Arvlious Tenner. San­ ford; one (laughter. Olivia Thomas. New Smyrna Reach: three brothmi, Frank and FJdcr Tlmmas TFetncr. New Smyrna Reach and Wtitle Termer, Chicago. 111.; one sister. Sarah Murphy, New Smyrna Beach; seven grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Oalnous-Wynn Funeral Home, Inc.. New Smyrna Beach. House of Babes, which used to stay open to 5 a.m ., had to close Its doors by 2 a.m . when tlie county passed Its stricter adult entertain m en t code last sum m er. LaBrrt said th a t he believes that tlie board h a s Interm in­ gled the House of B abes Issue with that of Sassy Merlot’s and mmst VIP Gold, the two clubs which • tar* MMm i ff"*1— opened without ad u lt licensees. IMNOMI ’House of Babes ts a licensed adult club.'' LaBret said. T h is uiMAfiArsnaamn— i«n«i u <m im an m Is a land use Issue b u t It hasn 't been addressed a s such. We got caught In a political m ine­ field." County ofllclals are confident the hoard’s acUon will he up­ held. I H n 044417 l| 4*71 •We'll zealously defend,’ said 1----- 3 3 » - 4 M 3 J 1-------- 3 * 1 Deputy County Attorney Lonnie M X iu m m a— ilW in — m Groot. . — •aw tu h i — z m a n o r a s n in i -4 �4 A ■Semmol* HetaW Santord, Flonda •Friday, Marcti 13, 1998 Religion 1 Sanford church communities assist tornado victims . IN1 1It K i l l F Special to the Herald March 15 at 11 a.m. Guest speaker for the event will be Sylvester Wynn. The public to invited to attend. Spring youth revival Hit FItv. Md Mr*. Jamas V. Coombs Anniversary service SANFORD - Zion Hope M.B. Church. 710 Orange Ave., Is hosting a "Spring Youth Re­ vival" on Thursday and Friday. March 19 and 20 at 7 p.m. nightly. Speakers and enter­ tainment for the occasion will be Minister Donovan Poyser from New Life Word Center. Minister John Williams from Allen Chapel AME Church and several youth choirs. Refreshments will be served nightly. The public Is Invited to at­ Rummage & bake sale SANFORD - Grace Fellow­ tend the 40tli church anniver­ ship Church. 2401 S. Park sary and 15th pastoral serv­ ices of First United Pentecos­ Ave.. will hold a rummage & tal Church of Longwood and hake sale on Friday and Sat­ the Rev. and Mrs. Janies V. urday. March 20 and 2 1 from Coombs. The services begin 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Toys, children this evening at 7:30 and con­ and adult clothes, furniture, tinue Sunday. March 15 at 10 household Items, baked goods a m. and 6 p.m. Guest speaker and much more will be avail­ will be the Rev. Charles able Jail ministry awareness Grisham of Detroit. Mich. SANFORD - Allen Chapel The church Is located at 501 Orange Avc.. Longwood. For AME Church. 1203 Olive Avc.. more information, call the will present a Jail Ministry Awareness Service on Sunday. church office at 830-5385 March 22 al II a.m. The Rev. James Cawthon. chaplain at Charismatic mass ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Fri­ the John Polk Correctional Fa­ day evening. March 13 at 7:30 cility will be the guest p.m. a Charismatic Mass and speaker. healing service will be cele­ Concert ol Prayer CASSELBERRY - The Central brated with Father Ed Pawlak. of In the main sanctuary of the Florida area "Concert Church of the Annunciation, Prayer" for the month of 1020 Montgomery Rd.. be­ March will be held on Satur­ tween 434 and 436. west of In- day. March 21 at 7 p.m. at Community United Methodist terstate-4. There will be a focus on Church. 4921 S. US Hwy. 17!TayUSA198 and the 40 Day 92 tn Casselberry. Corporate Fast. For more in­ Concerts of Prayer are formation call 679-2645 ext. prayer and praise gatherings 9100. held at various locations throughout the Central Florida Work days area, usually on the third Sat­ • Abundant Life Presbyterian urday of every month. Church. Lake Mary, will hold a The focus this month is work day at the Crisis Preg­ nancy Center. 1002 N. High­ PrayUSAl'98, a forty day n a­ way 17-92 Sanford, on Satur­ tional fasting and prayer Ini­ day. March 14. from 9 a.m. to tiative. along with .the 40 Day 3 p.m. Come when you can. Corporate Fast bring held leave when you must. A fund­ here In Central Florida. To raising garage sale will also be participate tn the fast call 679-2645 ext. 9100: held. • The second of two work Participants will also be da vs will be held at Holy Cross praying for the pastors and Lutheran Church, Lake Mary, spiritual leaders In this area, will) tasks to Include roofing so that they will really know the garage, building and as­ each other, start to pray to­ sembling shelving, spreading gether and bring their congre­ mulch and miscellaneous gations together In a visible cleaning and painting. 8 a.m. manifestation of the unity of to noon. The church la located the Body of Christ. Concert of on Sun Drive, next to Sun­ Prayer la a grassroots effort to Trust. on Lake Mary Boule­ get the spiritual leaders and vard. Intercessors to begin to gather together: when this happens, Rummaga tale the move of the Spirit will be CASSELBERRY - Community great. Uvea be changed, com­ United Mcthodiat Church, munities healed and will affect 4921 S. Hwy. 17-92. will have all. Its 14th Annual Youth Rum­ For more Information call mage Sale on Frt., March 13 a n d . Sat.. March 14 in the 679-2645 ext. 9600. lower parking lot of the church. Last year's sale at­ Easter story tracted some 5,000 people In SANFORD • Central Baptist Just two days. Over $14,000 Church in Sanford will hold Its was raised for youth mission 14th Annual Presentation of projects. This sale has become "The Easter Story In Living a community wide event. The Pictures" on Friday, April 3 at sale will be held rain or shine 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, April from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each 4 at 7:30 p.m. Additional per­ day. formance will be held on Sun­ day. April 5 at 4 p.m. and 7:30 Men's day SANFORD • Zion Hope Mis­ p.m. sionary Baptist Church. 710 The event la free. For more Orange Avc.. will celebrate Its Information call the church annual Men's Day on Sunday. office at 322-2914. SANFORD - Beyond the last names In common, the Reverrnds Scott also pastor to San­ ford congregations who have demonstrated their commit­ ment to helping others tn need. The Rev. Ricky Scott of Mount Calvary Baptist Church walked Into the Red Cross Service Center with a $600 check from his congregation of 450 people. There he was warmly greeted by Red Cross workers and Rev. Bruce Scott of First Presbyterian Church, whlrh donated use cf their Community Hull throughout the duration of the disaster relief period. "Our hearts went out when wr heard of the stories of all that had taken place," said Rev. Scott. “We want to donnte to the Red Cross although none of our families were di­ rectly a flee ted by the torna­ does. The people of Mount H waM P M * toy Susan W t m w Calvary want to do their part In putting lives together Ths Rav. Bruca Scott, center, with Rsd Cross worksrs from all ovsr ths nation. again." Scott said that five of )Us deepest gratitude to the SonThe American Red Cross es­ current and previous efforts church families wrre hit by ford community." said Wayne timates that the cost of tta r e ­ tills year, throughout Florida, the tornado. T h e Red Cross Brrnnrssel, Job director of the sponse to the victims In the total at trust an additional $ 1 lias done an excellent Job for Red Cross disaster relief op­ Orlando and Daytona arras ts million. Fulfillment of pledges them and for so many others. eration In Central Florida. about $2.23 million. "Thus already made as well as th r Wc are glad that we were able T heir generous contributions far." said Brenneasel, we have community's continued con­ to provide space for families and those of so many others accepted approximately $2 tributions to thr Red Cross who need their services." he w’antlng to help the families million In donations and wr Relief Fund are vital to ensur nddrd. alTected by the tornadoes have expect to receive the remain­ log Red Cross disaster relief Ls T h r American Rd Cross helped us to meet the urgent ing $230,000." there whrn Honda nred It would like to express our needs of the community." The cost of other Red Cross most. Why you can trust what the Bible has to say By Wayne Harvey, Pastor FIRST HAITIST CHURCH OF SANFORD I grew up In the church and went to Sunday School every week during my childhood and teenage years so. by the time I got to college I thought I knew the Bible well. 1 had memorized the books of the Bible In Vacation Bible School. I knew which books were of history, which were the gospels and that the last book of the Bible doesn’t have an "a* at the end of It! But sometime during high school 1 read the first five books of the btble In s e ­ quence and. for the first time, It all rame together. I learned how Abraham was re ­ lated to Isaac, how Jacob and Joseph w rre related and who was whom. Finally Bible characters were more than Just charac­ te rs- they fit Into a context that made sense. When I went tn enllege, hnwrver. and took Bible courses. I didn’t find the same perspective that my Sunday School teach­ ers had. 1 teamed many things that my Sunday School teachers hadn’t taught me. Fortunately, moat of my professors in col­ lege and all of them In seminary had a good purpose: to help ua students team more about scripture without losing our faith In the Bible. Since then my confi­ dence In the Bible has increased. The more I’ve teamed about It, both for It and against It, the more I've come to trust It. I have come to do aa Raul Instructed Timo­ thy (14-15a): Continue tn what you have learned and have become convinced oj, because you know (hose from whom you learned It. and from linfancy you have known the holy scriptures. Now. how about you? Do you really trust the Bible? Do you really believe It? Here are some good reasons why you can trust the Bible. The Bible it time-proven The Btble Is the moat durable book In the world. In spite of Its enemies. It la still a best seller. It has been banned, burned and besmirched throughout history yet It’s still here. 1 has been attacked by skep­ tics who say it la nothing more than men’s words yet It still speaks loudly. It has been called outdated and no longer relevant yet It’s still changing Uvea. It has been ridi­ culed as Inconsistent with modem science God within her. Tliat agrees with what Jesus himself *Heaven and earth will said (Matthew 24.35): "J/cm<rn atui earth pass away, but my words will pass away, but my words tvdl never pass au>ay will never pass away . 9 Tti$rBlblv is God-Inspired Paul said simply (16a) "all sertprurr to God breathed.’ Many authors hud a part tn wrlUng the books of the Bible but only yet Us teachings are still bring proven. Some critics have said that It Isn’t the one Author It responsible for the Bible. Its same book It was a thousand years ago. God's book, not man's) that translators and others have corrupted Peter says all we need about this Idea (2 It. Yet after 1947 when the Dead Sea Peter 1.20-21): You must uruit-rstarui that Scrolls were discovered, scientists learned no prophecy of scripture came about by the that those copies of our Old Testament prophet's own interpretation. Ft>r prophecy books copied around 150 DC were the never had Us origin m the will oj man. but same books as we have tn our Bibles men spoke from God as they u<err rarrU-J nearly two thousand years later. The Bible along by the Holy Sptfp The Bible Is unique tn all of history. No lias endured Intact. But die attacks of Its enemies are noth­ other book lias God for Us autlior. No ing compared to the abuse of those who other book speaks for him as the Bible say they believe It. Everybody fium the does. Nazis to the Mormons to the Ku Klux Klan Th$ Bibla Is ChriiHllreeMng have claimed tts teachings support their Paul identified for Timothy who Is at the beliefs. The Btble has been used to aip- core of the Bible (15b): "tfie scripture* are port slavery, racism, child abuse, commu­ able to make you wise for salnaMon nism. free sex. materialism and more. Yet through faith tn Christ Jesus.’ Someone It still tells the same truth It always has. has said that you can cut the Bible any­ The Bible has endured not only Its ene­ where and It will bleed. That means you mies but also those who love II. When I can be sure the Bible will direct you to was pastor of a small congregation In Indi­ Jesus and his cross for salvation. The Bi­ ana during seminary. I enjoyed the Bible ble la a book about redemption. It to th r teaching of our one adult teacher. Effle. book of hope, showing ultimately Jesus at She knew the Btble well most of the time. our only hope over our sin. The Bible's However, she got mixed up occasionally. central message la salvation In Jesus. Even For Instance, one Sunday morning she tn the Old Testament, God presents hto went on about how Jesus angrily means of salvation. "laminated" the Pharisees. Another lime One thing that makes the Bible so ap­ she complained that some people don’t pealing la that It to both simple and p ro ­ know scripture well. "Why." she said seri­ found. It la dear enough for a child to un­ ously, "they can't even quote John 3.16: derstand yet deep enough for scholars and Tor God so loved the world that he gave preachers to never exhaust It. You ran Ills only forgotten SonT But God's Word trust the Bible because It will point you to will survive even Eflle's mistakes. Jesus. Years ago. before he trad built th r The late preacher Charles Spurgeon Crystal Cathedral and a giant television said: See what vitality the Gospel hast ministry, Robert Schuller got started In a Plunge her under the wave, and she rises drtve-tn theater parking lot where people the purer from her washing: thrust her In drove up to the speakers In their rare and the fire, and she comes out the more listened to tits sermons. Starling out In a bright for her burning; cut her tn sunder, big way, he got one of the best-known and each piece shall make another preachers he could find, Norman Vincent church: behead her, and. like the hydra of Peale, to preach on Sunday morning. Just old, she shall have a hundred heads for before he introduced him. however, he r e ­ every one you cut away. She cannot die, alized that he’d forgotten Peale's bioshe must live; for she has the power of _________________( M a t t h e w 2 4 . 3 5 ) Usa Hsnry, toft, toft photo, of 8anford Church of Christ, gbps a rsitof box to tornado victim Shaky Wlngo. A tractor iraHar truck, badad with 500 boxaa racantty arrived In Santord from ths Churchas of Chrtot cantor In Naahvttto. Other members of the church, such a* Elaine Oaloway. toft, right photo, wtot hsr son, Ban. helped untoed and dtotribute tha boxes. H M t f Photo* Sy Su m s W tssm I l / �Soit*nolo Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. March 13. 1998 •BA Tankard and Tribe to bring musical message to New Life Word Center By H i m H ivkini HERALD CORRESPONDENT Ben Tankard anti the Tribe of llcnjamln will appear Saturday. March 14. 7 p.m. at the New Life Word Church. Pastor Ronald Mrrthlr. Thr community can witness the grrnt kcylwardlst Men Tankard as he speaks through his latest relrasc 'Gift Yo JYazye On*. He lias a lot of say In thr eighth album history. He lias dynamic keyboard tnlent and an exciting new vocal ensemble. Tribe of Benjamin. Tills group has come up with a diverse, totally accessible, and arresting collection of songs. Ten of them are Tankard originals that mix flavors of R A 11. Jazz and pop music with ].mimin' urban contemporary. creating a multi formal sound that Is highly church friendly. Hen's own trek began In Uaytonn Beach, where he was bom and mined. A son of a pastor and missionary, his relationship with Christ ns wrll ns his prodigious talents on piano didn't come until his early childhood. I le Is a constant talent at the top of the gospel charts with numerous Stellar awards and two Grammy nominations Bon Tankard and the Tribe of Benajmin has come up with a diverse, totally accessible, and arresting collection of songs, a mix ol flavors ot R & B, Jazi and pop music with Jammin' urban contemporary, creating a multi­ format sound that is highly church friendly Thr album title ts a simple statement of praise of God "Spend Some Time With Me". Also tnrluded Is thr anthem "Sing For the Children*, and "livin' 4 U". a gentle prayer like rap that finds Tribe stirring a quieter Are and Hen *tr(>* out for an Inspired krylMiard rldr. 9-Ji' in e t 4 i| 2508 8. French Avt., Sanford ‘ l.* r i- |»3 323-6166 r •'» 'L. i I i Bible OWNERS C o a t ta ile d f r o m P a g e A A graphical sheet. After praying about what to do. hr wrnt mil and said this: Ladles and gen­ tlemen. we havr with us today thr grratrst positive thinker In thr world. Ills name Is a household word, lie is. in my mind, thr most beautiful per­ son I havr ever known If you gel to know him personally and have a chance to talk to him alone as 1 have, you'll he bom ngaln. His name la Jesus Christ: and here to tell us all about him Is Nonn.ui Vincent Peale! That's what the Hlble does: II Irlla you about Jesus and that's really all you need to know to get started with God. D ea, Valued customers, To W hom It May Concern, 9 are con,. it-' 'l 1. ne nast two and halt yea years. '"V’- ’l Tfit Bible Is llfs-ctiinglng Hun Lung Inc. n UNO vears ot management, w A ■ IfiAf ‘ . maintained complied tfin n '• ■* CUSTOMERS To W hom it may concern: M y wife and I have been coming to China King for years. W e have had very good service and food from this restaurant. I can say the food has been of the the high­ est quality. Prices and service are the best in this area. Jerry L Cornell, Sue Ann Comeil Sanford, FL M a rc h S , 1996 I have been coming to China King for the past two years and have never had any negative experiences. Th e food is excellent, well prepared, and a vast selection is offered. It definitely is one of the best values in Central Florida. O n three different occasions I have seen the ■negative* reports and they seem to be in accord with the current "media mania* which seems to continue to "Beat A Dead Horse". There are some very serious infractions being committed on a regular basis with about every "fast food* franchise, but due to political affiliations these go unreported due to their influence. China King should not be "singled out." for any reason. I will continue to come here and and bring m y international friends. David Good paster, Casselberry, F L T o W hom It M ay Concern, I am a frequent regular customer of China King Buffet. I find the food here delicious. T h e atmosphere and service very enjoyable and the prices are the best in town. I‘ve been a regular customer here since I moved from New York 2 years ago. Donald C.Pritchett, Jr. Sanford. FL W e have been employed at China King Buffet for 4 1/2 and 5 years and would like to inform you that some of your Action News reports are totally untrue. You stale that M. Lam closed a business because of Health Violations and re-opened here. China King has been open lor 5 years and Mr. Lam only look over management 2 years and 3 months ago. You also report we have had filthy conditions and health violations in the past 2 1/2 years. W e have been here tor all our inspections And the o h y violations w o v e had were before Mr. Lam took over. • 1 3jno!P TW poMs before acquisition were " ™ “ " » ra9edl'* - Paul wrote (10-17): All scrip­ ture is useful /or teaching. rebaking, rorrerring anti tmlntng tn righteousness, so lluit the mnn oj God mny be thorough ti; equipped jot every good u w k . Tlie Hlble Isn't Just a book full of slortea. sayings and moral lessons. It’s u book of transformation. It will change you If you will let It. Listen to people who knew thr Hlble. Thr grrut early Amrrlcan prrachrr. Henry Ward Beecher, said: The tuple 1s God s chart for you to steer by, to keep you from the bot­ tom of the sea. and to show you where the harbor Is. and how to reach It without run­ ning on rocks and bate. Cardinal John Henry New­ man said, *1 read my newspa­ per lo know what people are doing and I read my Hlble lo know what people ought lo do." Dwight L. Moody said about the Bible: "Sin will keep you from this Book or this Book will keep you from sin.* Even Mark Twain, not usually known for being a bellt1er. said: Most people are bothered by those passages In scripture that they cannot understand: but as for me. I always noticed that the passages in scripture that trouble me moat are those that I do understand. The story la told of an agnos­ tic who vt sited the FIJI Islands. When he teamed that many of the natives had become Chris­ tians. he went to their chief and told him.- "It's a pity that you've been taken In by the foreign Christian missionaries. No one believes the Bible any more. People don’t really be­ lieve that story of Christ dying on a cross for people's sins. They know better now. I'm sorry you've been so foolish as to accept their story.* The chief smiled, however, and r e ­ plied to the agnostic, "See that big rock over there? That'a where we used to smash the heads of our victims. See that furnace? That's where we used to roast the bodies of our enemies. If It hadn't been for those missionaries and what they taught us about the Bible, we would still be the same. You'd better thank the Lord for the Bible. If it weren't for the Bible, you'd now be our suppler!* You can trust the Bible. It'a proven Its value and durabil­ ity. It comes from Ood to you. It will point you to Jesus. Its message will change your life If you will let It. You can trust the Bible. EMPLOYEES 1 Maybe w eVe had warning of a utensil being placed in a sink rt shouldn't have been in or pest control problems which every restaurant has especially in Florida, but Mr. Lam is always quick to correct any problem we have and has done so all along. W hy don't you put that in your report? O n your web site you show 18 other restaurants with many violations how­ ever you only show Bamboo Cafe' and China King on film, both Chinese Restaurants. Could that be discrimina­ tion? Also the way you show on your commercials the kitchen of Bamboo Cafe' and then our sign gives the impression that is our kitchen and it is not. W e understand you have a job to do and respect that fact but we also have jobs and it our customers believe your reports we will no longer be able to make a living. W a eat at China King almost every day as do our family and friends. Obviously if our restaurant was as dirty as you report neither us or our families would eat here. -■ 4 W e can also assure you we would not be writing you this letter with our sig­ To W hom It May Concern, I have been a resident of Sanford since the 60’s. I have never had anything but excellent food and service at China King, and I frequent this restaurant quite often. Jim Brogdon Sanford. FL natures if we thought it would backfire. As frequent viewers of Channel 9 we are very discouraged by the w ay this story was handled and wonder if the news we rely on every day is only half of the story as this one is. 'I To W hom It May Concern, W e have been eating here for the last several years, and have found the food to be excellent. In our opinion the restaurant is always d e a n and sani­ tary, and the employees are efficient and courteous. W e love this place and we will continue to dine here, as the food is excellent and reasonable and we eat here at least twice a week. Please know this letter is to tell you our side of the story as employees that want to get the story straight. Sincerely, O fflA t Jb cttbu fa 0 * tin K Mary F. Conway, W .M . Conway. Marty Lee Conway Sanford, FL William Conway, Clermont, FL : �S oto nolo Horald. Senlord. Florida •Friday, March 13. 1998 ■ Anglican tlUOmOMAL tPWCOMU. 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March 13, 1998 • 11 THE WEEK IN PREP ATHLETICS The battle continues Games of the Week Trio takes turns atop Chase softball standings You *re no sports fan if you .m is.. Bjr Jeff Berllnlcke ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITOR Tonight: Oviedo at University High School, girls regional soccer tournament, 7:30. Oviedo ta one of the hotteat leama around, es­ pecially after pulling off a district championship with a stunning win over Lake Mary last week. The Llona have advanced with two wins since. Including regional wins over Boone and Tallahassee-Lincoln. Last weekend, the Lions won on a Jamllle Cas­ tro first-half goal and Tiffany Christiana, the Li­ ons' freshman tender, held off Boone as the Oviedo defense dominated, allowing only two shots. With a trip to the Oreat Eight on the line. Oviedo stayed hot. beating Lincoln. 4-0. Senior Katyn llall. headed for Florida next season, scored three goals and Krlatal Walts added an ­ other while Christiana stayed (lawless. A win tonight will send the Lions to the state Final Four where they have a shot at a rematch with Lake Mary. Tonight: Lako Mary at East Laka High School (Tarpon Springs), girls soccar ragional toumamant, 7 p.m. Lake Mary rebounded well from Ita loss in the district finals to Oviedo, scoring wins over Winter Park and Orange Park. The win over third-ranked Winter Park avenged last year's crushing 4-0 defeat early In the reglonala. Lake Mary has been almost unbeatable for the past two months, with only the sudden death shootout loss to Oviedo as a blemish. The Rams have been scoring, with a number of players Including Christina Cooley, Aly Be­ nitez and Jackie Van Looven. Jordan Kellgren has been strong In the nets and the defense hasn't given up a goal since early In the Winter Park loss. Lake Mary Is a team set on making up for last season's disappointment and have already beaten two of the top teams In the state to reach the round of eight. Tonight: Lako Mary at Mel­ bourne High School, boys soc­ cer reglonals, 7 p.m. The Rama are still on an emotional high af­ ter the loss of former standout Dustin Garber. They are also dominating the opposition. Last week, the Rams opened reglonals with a re­ sounding 6-1 win over Winter Park, then followed It up with a 4-0 rout of Nlcevtlle. : Lake Mary has gotten better as the season has progressed. Danny Wymer scored a hat trick In the win over Winter Park and Pat Mangan and Fernando Villalobos can score with anyone. Kurds Musson Is the man In the nets for Lake Mary and he stood out In the overtime win over Oviedo that gave the Rama the district title two weeks ago. Next wssk: Big Blue Bonanza baaaball toumamant at Laka Brantlay High School For many Seminole County baseball teams, the Big Blue Bonanza has been the real start to the season. This year, three Seminole County *rhnaia - Winter Springs, Lake Brantley, Semi­ nole • will participate and district rival Deland will also be on hand. Seminole’s Tim Raines. Clyde *C3" Williams. Chaz Lytle, and Lake Bran­ tley's Robbie Sitz. Felipe Lopez and Brian Chan­ cellor are Just some of the players that will par­ ticipate as the area teams vie for positioning In the district and conference bragging rights. The schedule Is: Maadayi Seminole vs. Evans. 1:30 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Deland. 4:30 p.m.; Lake Brantley vs. Eusda. 7:30 p.m. Twaadayi Lake Brantley vs. Evans. 1:30 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Eustls. 4:30 p.m.; Deland. vs. Seminole. 7:30 p.m. Wsdsaaday: Lake Brantley vs. Seminole. 1JO p.m.; Evans vs. Winter Springs. 4:30 p.m.; Eustls vs. Deland. 7:30 p.m. T h ursday: Seminole vs. Winter Springs, 1:30 p.m.; Evans vs. Eustls. 4:30 p.m.: Deland vs. Lake Brantley. 7:30 p.m. Also on tho schodulo: TONIGHT * B U te W restlin g T o u rn a m e n t _ Running today through Saturday at The Lakeland Center. • S oftball _ Lake Mary at Seminole. 6JO p.m.; Spring Break Tournament at Lake Brantley (today and Saturday). • T ra c k _ Lake Mary Relays at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. 4 p.m. NEXT WEEK * B aseball _ Oviedo and Lake Howell In Cy­ press Creek Tournament (Monday-Friday). From Staff Reports MARCH S b p litw i SANFORD _ Docs anyone wont to win this “ 'I S O league? B a g s t o ls n Just when It looks like a team Is ready to take ■bil l B*yi control of the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night Chase Park Polar Bear Slowpltch Softball League. Beer :30, Blake's C m tim M l Boyz and the Regulators start beating up on one another. A month ago. Blake's Boys were undefeated C M tM M ‘( and holding a two-game lead. Fast forward to IlfllMMt 0 0 0 100 1 S IS 4 2 2 4 0 0 5 . 2 3 SO 0 0 6 3 0 2 4 . 17 IS MARCH 12 000 021 0 200 012 ■ . SO 0 2 1 BOO S _ I S 1 7 154 132 c . 16 IS '• * • ? ■ J a a c lte a 4 3 0 0 2 6 0 _ IS IS 1 0 4 SO I 0 . I S I S I 10 a a sasoio i . isao 200 202 0 . Matthews Associates on top at Pinehurst Prom Staff Reports J n d ln 000 010 0 S 11 s a this week, and Blake's Boyz have won Just one of their last three games and have fallen Into second place. That same one moth ago. the Regulators won a doubleheader to get bark Into contention and Please see Chase. Page 2 B PENNY FINISHED MARCH 5 SANFORD _ The softball gods glveth. and the softball gods takelh away. Last week. Central Baptist Church of Sanford used three three-run Innings to knock Mat­ thews Associates out of the ranks of the unbeaten by a 9-7 score and then rallied with four runa in the seventh Inning to outscore ADAPCO. 14-11. to gain a tie for first place. But last night In the Sanford Recreation Department Men's Thursday Night l*lnehurst Park 1‘olar Bear Slowpltch Softball League. Frankie Phillips doubled in B J. Osborne In the bottom of the eighth Inning to give K & L Lawn a 2-1 vlctoiy over Central Baptist Church of Sanford and Matthews Associates broke a 16-IG Uc with, six runs In the lop of the sixth.in­ ning to outscore ADAPCO. 24-17. and regain first place. In the other game on March 5th, K ft L Lawn scored 10 runs in the bottom of the sixth Inning to break a 13-13 tie and held ofT Briar Cor­ poration 23-16: and last night. Briar Corporation failed to show and forfeited Its game to ADAPCO, 7-0. Matthews Associates are now 7*1 and Central Baptist Church of Sanford la 6-2, but K ft L Lawn has now won five of six gomes to raise Ita record to 5-3 and get back In the race. Hoping to be spoilers In the race are ADAPCO (2-7) and Briar Corporation (0-7). Next week at Pinehurst Park. Matthews Associates plays the doubleheader against Central Bap- B r U f Cw , W l l l » l B a L la w s SO S 0 1 0 3 I S IT 1 0 4 S 2 U 0 I ■ . 2 3 ZS te a CkWTfc Cm Ii b I 103 001 Z 300 7 18 sos ■. t ia 3 4 0 102 4 . 14 S3 aao m o . it aa ADAPCO MARCH 12 C M In l h y t b l C la n k 200 3 0 0 0 0 S O L L ava 021 1 0 0 0 1 . •elate ADAPCO 4 7 *13 S 4 S 0 I S 2 . 3 4 33 3 0 0 * 4 1 0 . 1 7 17 ^ I s ^ h m c I T o ^ a n f o n ^ i^ J t^ M n T and Briar Corporation at 7:30 p.m. and K ft L Lawn takes on ADAPCO at 8:30 p.m. Doing the hitting were: MARCH 5 K ft L Lawn: four lilts _ B J. Os­ borne. Jimmy Williams (one home mn each). Frankie Phillips (triple, double), J.R. Spivey: three lilts _ Dave Ooff (home run. double), Noy Rivers (triple): one hit _ David Rape. Scott Carter, Ronnie McNeil. Briar Corporation: four hits _ Don Baldwin (triple); three hits _ Mike Laughlln. Chip Smith: two hits _ Duke Ferrato (triple, double); one hit _ Tommy Ryan. Pedro Mar­ tinez. Ruben Garcia. J .J. Jllea. Bo Myers. Central Baptist Church of San­ ford: three hits _ Rob Thacker (two doubles); two hits _ Jay Crutch­ field; one hit _ Mike Hartman (double), Tom Gracey, Jeff Berryhill. Asa Evans. Rick Bradley. Ken Perry, Bill Rex. Matthews Associates: two hits _ Jamie Pllzer (home run. double). Tony Taylor (triple), Tom Wllka P lnskaist. Fags 2B ik fte k l ORLANDO _ Penny Hardaway was piacsd on th* Injured Rossrvo list on Thursday by the Orlando Magic and th* v*t*ran guard said he thought his season was over because of problems wth his left calf not responding to treatment. The Magic also activated point guard Mark Price from the injured list after recovering from tom ligaments in Ns thumb and signed point guard Kevin Olte to a second 10-day contract. Winter Late surge dooms Raiders Springs softball WINTER SPRINGS _ On March 2nd, the City of Winter Springe Men's Spring Slow­ pltch Softball League got un­ derway at Central Wlnda Park with Seminole Power Sports winning the opening game with an 11-1 thrashing of Orlando Ale Houee. In the other fame, the Golden Qloreo whipped Kerrymans Pub 15-7. Ale Houee opened the game with four straight hits to take a 1-0 lead In the top JACKSONVILLE _ For flve-and-ahalf Innings Wednesday afternoon. Seminole Community College and Florida Community College at Jacksonville were kicked In a pitcher's duel. But in the bottom of the sixth Inning the wheels started to come off of the Raiders* attack and the Stars went on to an 11-1. run rule vlctoiy In the sev­ enth inning of the Mid-Florida Conference Baseball Game at Alumni Field on FCC-J’a North Campus. The Stars scored single runs In each of the second, third and fifth Innings and SCC countered with a run In the top of the sixth Inning. But FCC-J exploded for four runs In each of the next two Innings to end the game. Randy Hadden was the winning pitcher, running his record to 3-1 by allowing one run on five hits and striking out four. Randy Smith saw his record foil to 1-3 despite al­ lowing Just two earned runa (of the seven scored off him) on six hits over six Innings. Sanford's Chris Youmana failed to retire a batter in the seventh In­ ning. giving up three earned runs. The Raiders' hurl era were hurt by six defensive mlacues*. STARS I I . RAIDERS 1 t amity CeOsgs 000 001 0 . I B 6 , C.C. at JackasariBa Oil 014 4 _ II II I S m ith . Y oum an a (71 a n d O u U rp p e. I la d d m a n d Hrtd. WV . I la d d m ( 3 1 1 . U* . S m ith 11-3). S a w . n o n e. 2 t l . SC C . K hodca 1131; FC C -J. C loaaon 2 . Keaarl. 3 0 . n o n e. IIH . n on e. R e c o r d . _ SC C 7 - 1 5 aJL 0 - 3 M FC: FC C -J 3 - 0 M F C . ____________________ Craig Cloaaon led the way for the Stars, going 3-for3 with two doubles, two runs scored and two RBI). Ryan Page and Dustin Hudson added two hits apiece. Deltona's Nolan Reid drove In two runa. Providing the offense for SCC were Josh Rhodes (2for-3 with his 13th double of the season), Jamey Ep­ person (2-for-3. run scored). Andres Correa (1-for-3) and Chris Wade (RBI). The Raiders fell to 7-15 overall and 0-2 In the con­ ference. while FCC-J Improved to 2-0 tn the M-FC. SCC will stay on the road to play a Mid-Florida Conference doubleheader In Palatka against St. Johns River Community College starting at noon on Saturday, before returning home to open a 10-game home strrnd with a doubleheader on Sunday starting at 1 p.m. against Madison Area Technical College from Wisconsin at Raider Field. The Raider* wUl then host s St. Patrick's Day dou­ bleheader against Dundalk Community College start­ ing at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday. Allison, Yoakum win Mini Stock 50-Lappers •p ed a l ta th* Herald ORLANDO _ Winter Season Mini­ Stock Point champion Pcdle Alli­ son had a perfect night with a win In the Big Event..the Mini-Stock 50-Lap Special with $1,000 to win at Orlando SpecdWorld last Friday night. Allison had fast time on the new asphalt surface with a 10:14. twotenths foster than Lakeland's Lee Davis. Allison drew the pole and led every lap for hia fourth win of the year, but five caution periods kept things close as Ted Vulpiua and Conrad Qrenler tried to mount a challenge. Grenier got by Vulptus for second with Kelly Jarrett fourth ahead of Lee Davis. Brent Yoder. Gene VanAlstlne, J.D. Duncan. Bob Ooff and J.D. Gerard. The 25-Lap Late Model affair was a wild one as Michael Williams avoided the carnage to take the win In the Your Season Ticket Sports Pub Chevrolet. rounding out the top five. Larry Osteen took his third Lim­ ited Late Models win In a row when Jlmbo Bjorkland ran into trans­ mission troubles while leading. Osteen took the checkers a half­ lap ahead of Bobby Sears. Mark Miller, R J. Romano and Frank Pclkey. Ricky Moxley became a first-time winner as he got past Joe Middle­ ton on a restart and held off a hard-charging Tank Tucker, who was second over Middleton. Bobby Owens and Terri Bryant In the Modified feature. * Dan Zukowskl bumped his way past Shawn Gourley with two laps to go to win his second Sportsman feature of the year! Billy Belfiower ended up second (his best finish ever), with Doug Samion third, a fading Gourley fourth and Mike Barr fifth. Rich Clouaer dominated the Bomber feature for hia third win of *08. Darren Oould held off Mike for second. Fourth and went to Patrick Varieka and Charles Fry. Kevin Reese topped Jason Hall �2B - Sdnwoie Harold. Sanford. Honda •Friday. March 13. 1990 RacingContinued from Page IB and Ronnie Fortune In the Run-A-Bouts feature, with Mike Shelton capping the evening with hts fourth *1-Cylinder Bombers win of the year. Blaise Samlon and Scott TVler trailed. There will be regular division racing In Late Models. Limited Late Models. Modtflcds. Sportsmen. Bombers. MintStocks, Run-A-BoutH and 4Cylinder Bombers tonight. Orlando SpeedWorld Is lo­ cated 10 miles east of Orlando on Highway SO at the S20 cut­ off. Gates open at 6 p.m. with racing action starting at 8 p.m. NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSUUV _ Fast time went to Robbie Yoakum and It was Yoakum taking the checkers In from of a field of 20 MiniStocks In the 81.000 to win 50Lap Special at New Smyrna Speedway last Saturday night. Completing the top 10 be­ hind Yoakum were Bob Doxle, Conmd Grenier. Ted Vulplus, Brian llellaw. Wnyne Clark. Sieve Rigsby. Brian VanAlstlne. Mark I'atemltl and Bob SoftballC o n t in u e d f ro m Page IB of the first In­ ning. but left the bases loaded as Seminole Power Sports made a couple of super defensive plays. The game stayed 1-0 until the fifth Inning when Ron Pragcr doubled and went to third on a single by George Paullk ahead of a three run home run by Russell Robinson. The winner's then added two more runs on a single by Darrell King and a double by Jose Granada and a two-run single by Karl Redlngcr. Seminole Power Sports then closed out the win with six runs In the fifth Inning. Other hitters for SPS were Chris Bargannter (4-for-4). Dave Hodges and Joe Schneberger (both 2-for-3) and Derek Catltn (l-for-3). On March 9th. Orlando Ale House rebounded from the first-week loss by outscorlng the Golden Gloves. 11-10. But the fireworks were Just beginning as Seminole Power Sports got out the whooping Pinehurst---Continued from Page IB (double). Mike Tay­ lor. John Lugerlng, Joby Gor­ man: one hit _ Jason Flanagan (double). Jason Bender. Steve Lugerlng. Mickey Cogbum. Central Baptist Church of Sanford: four hits _ Jay Crutchfield: two hits _ Tom Gracey. Rob Thacker (two dou­ bles each). Doug Luce. Bill Rex. Eddie Coggon (one double each). Mike Schwartz. Mike Hartman: one hit _ Asa Evans. Ken Perry. ADAPCO: three hits _ Terry Atkinson. John Neubert (one sticks to record a 21-5 \1ctorv over Kerrymans Pub. Ron Pragcr had a shutout going Into the fourth Inning, but reliever Chris Bargannler was touched up for five runs. Greg Reynolds came on to finish tlie game. Bargannler again was the hilling star, posting his second straight 4-for-4 evrnlng. Other hitters were George f*aullk (three-run lnslde lhe-park home run). IVager (two hits, two runs scored), Darrell King and Greg Reynolds (both 3-for-4). Walt Washington. Dave Hodges and Karl Redlngcr (all 2-for-4) and Jose Gra­ nada ll-for-4). Seminole Power S|M>rts Is now 2-0, while Or­ lando Ale House and the Golden Gloves nre both l-l and Kerrymans Pub lsO-2. Tills Monday night at Central Winds Park. Kerrymans llib takes on Orlando Ale House at 7 p.m. and Seminole Power Sports faces the Golden Gloves at H p.m. double each). Blllv Williams: two hits _ Chris Crouse (triple), Bobby Brown. Red Gamer. Gary Lclst. Donny Cerce. Bill Michaels: one hit _ Larry DllIon. MARCH 12 K & L Lawn: two hits _ Frankie Phillips (triple, dou­ ble). David Rape. B.J. Osborne. Steve Buzzard: one hit _ Ty Koke (double). Dave Goff. Jimmy Williams. Scott Carter. Central Baptist Church of Sanford: two hits _ Mike McCoy. Tom Gracey. Rob Thacker one hit _ Ken Perry. Leaders to battle in Senior Baseball Staff Rs ports Tire Saturday schedule for this week has a special Demo­ lition Derby running In con­ junction with Die regular card of Late Models. Limited Late Models. Modlflrds. Sportsman. Bombers. Mini-Stocks and OVIEDO _ Katie Fields burled n four-hitler and Scqulno and Rrcber combined for six of Oviedo's right hits as the Lions shutout Seminole. H O, In a Seminole Athletic Con­ ference softball game at the Oviedo Softball Complex Thursday evening. They had some breaks and got a few hits, but we played real well," said Seminole head coach David Rogers. T m proud of how Ihey played. We Just made a few mistakes In the last Inning that cost us four runs.* Oviedo (7-3) took a 1-0 lead In the bottom of the first timing and the score stayed 1-0 until the Lions scored a single run In the fourth Inning, two runs in Die fifth Inning and four runs In the sixth Inning. Rrcber was 3-for-3 with a double and two RBI. while Scqulno was 3-for-4 with an RBI for Oviedo. Doing lire hitting for the Fighting Seminotes were Lakrlta Bryant (1 -Tor-2) and Marta Duvall. Amanda Mustakas and Sherri Elland (all l-for-3). Seminole (5-2) will host Lake Mary In a n ­ other SAC contest at 6:30 p.m. tonglht be­ fore going on the Spring Break. Legal Notices C l n t l l C s u rt Sem inal* County, FlarM* Page IB Hartsfield (double). Cary Keefer. Chris Nlckle. Chad Lee. Brian Curtis. since then have won one easy game, won two other nall-biters and lost a heart-breaker to fall Blake's Boyz: three lilts _ Keith Acree; two to third, but Just a half-game off the lead. Beer :30 was also struggling a month ago, hits _ Aaron Johns. Greg Hardy (one double losing a slugfest to fall to .500 on the season. each). Brian Jones. John Stewart; one hit But this week they are riding a four-game win­ Bruce Sellers (double). Joel Lipscomb. ■Pebble Junction: four hits _ Johnathan Jones ning streak* and are holding a 1/2-game lead on • (double), Kyle Brubaker. Mike Miller, Dave Cosar the field.""" ......... " .............. On March 5th. Beer :30 edged the Regulators three hits _ Vic DlBarlolo (double), Jerry Ca­ 2-1, but the Regulators came back to best mus: two hits _ Dave Kaeberleln. Dave Bennett, Joe DlBarlolo. Fred Colston. Blake's Boyz 15-6. Pebble Junction then outCactus Bob's four hits _ Wayne Kelley; three scored Cactus Bob's 23-17. hits _ Ronnie Wirth (triple), Brantley Brumley, Last night (March 12th). Pebble Junction Sieve Woodley. Scott Rltenour; one hit _ Steve dropped a heart-wrenching double header, 16-13 Cooper. Don Macher. to Beer :30 and 15-12 to Blake's Boyz. and the MARCH 12 Regulators nipped Cactus Bob's-3. Regulators: two hits _ W.L. Gracey; one hit _ Beer :30 Is 6-2-1. while Blake's Boyz are 5-2-1 and the Regulators are 6-3. Completing the David Ooldstlck (home run), Chris Nlckle standings are Pebble Junction (2-7) and Cactus (triple). Cary Keefer. Chad Lee (one double each). Jerry Brussels. Scott Murphy. Bob's (1-6). Cactus Bob's: three hits _ Jeff 0111; two hits _ Next week. Blake's Boys plays the doubleheader against Beer :30 at 6:30 p.m. and Cactus Steve Woodley, Don Basil, Don Macher: one hit Bob's at 7:30 p.m. and Pebble Junction chal­ _ Wayne Kelley. Ronnie Wirth. Beer :30: three hits _ Ken Perkins (double). lenges the Regulators at 8:30 p.m. Jason Simpkins: two hits _ Mark lluaman Doing the hitting were: (triple). Will Bland (double), Mike McLohon, MARCH 5 Beer :30: three hits _ Jerry Govemale; one hit Keith Denton; one hit _ Mike Marshall (triple). Mark Hoffman. Mark Clatterbuck. Matt Kalas­ _ Mike McLohon. Mike Ooodall. Clancy Wallace. nlk. Matt Kalasnlk. Blake's Boyz: four hits _ Jim Schaefer (triple); Regulators: three hits _ David Goldstlck three hits _ Donnie McCoy; two hits _ John (double); two hits _ Jerry Brussels; one hit Stewart. Keith Acree. Solomon Hardy; one hit _ Chris Nlckle, Chad Lee. Brian Curtis. Scott Bruce Sellers. Mike Frazier. Chris Bryson. Amos Murphy. Raymond Hartafleld. Regulators: three hits _ Jerry Brussels. W.L. Sparrow. Antlone Grooms. Pebble Junction: three hits _ Kyle Brubaker, Gracey (one double each). Bill Bingham: two two hits _ Dave Coss (triple, double). Jerry Ca­ hits _ Bobby Keefer. Jim Davis (one double mus. Mike Miller, one hit _ Johnathan Jones. each). Scott Murphy; one hit _ Raymond feature ahead of Todd Morgan. Bill Love. Ron Lufcy and Dave Wilson. Mark Scherer was declared the Bomber winner offer Rich Clouser failed technical In­ spection. Finishing Beeond through fifth were Mike Hen­ drix. Patrick Varleka. Charles Fry and Jeff Schaffer. Billy Morton again topped Ihe Run-A-Bouts field, crossing the line ahead of Joe Wood­ bury. Ron Paradise. Brady Benlshek and Allrn Dillon. Lions blank Tribe Matthews Associates: lour hits _ Steve Lugerlng (double); three h it s . Jamie Pltzcr. Brad Bender (two doubles each), Mike Taylor (double); two hits _ Tbny Taylor. Tom Wilks (one double each). Jason Flanagan; one hit _ Joby Gorman. Will Reno. Micky Cogbum. ADAI*CO. three hits _ Billy Williams: two hits _ John Neubert. Terry Atkinson. Red Gamer. Chris Crouse: one hit _ Mike lYck (triple). Bill Michaels, Donny Cerce. Bobby Brown. Gary Lelst. Winn 1logins. Chase ORLANDO _ Robert Smith had a grand slam and a triple and BUI Oracey doubled and singled as the Cardinals topped the Mariners 18-7 in Orlando Senior Baaeball Asso­ ciation action last Sunday at Edgewater High School. In addition to the two Semi­ nole High School graduates' heroics. Terry Frazier. Dean Smith, Chris Oagliano and Mark Shetrone also had two hits each for the winners. Oene Edgar. David Vendur and Nick Brady combined on the pitching win. This Sunday at 10 a.m., the Cardinals and Yankees, which beat the Mariners 18-3 on the opening week of the season, will square off to decide who will remain undefeated and take over sole leadership of the league. The Mariners and the Braves will play the 1 p.m. contest. All games are being played at the beautifully renovated Edgewater High School Base­ ball Field in Orlando. The OSBA (for players 40years of age and over) would like to thank the Edgewater administration for allowing the league to use the field. Without EdgewateTs help, the league would not be aa affordable for the players as It is and the league probably would not be in existence. Ooff. David Rogers outfoxed 14year-old B.J. McLeod on Lap 4 and went on to easily take die Lntc Models win. Rookie of Uie Year Jeff Emery took the 2nd spot over Morgan Hoover. Mike Kubanck and Jared Allison. Osteen's Bobby Sears took the lead on Lap 1 and never looked back In winning the Limited Late Models feature ahead or Greg Elliott. U rry O'Steen. Jim BJorkland mid Jim Brnzre. Rogers came bark to get his second checker of ihe night, winning the Modlflrds feature over Bobby Blake. Mike Filch, Joe Middleton and Scott Wol­ ford. Pat "Big Cat* Buckley won his second straight Sportsman C * M • M -0 4 S S -C A -1 S -A Ftfit Union National Sank at Florida., Piwntifl v ». Ai**and*r Abbala. Datandani* ■ones O F SMS N IFF'S S A LS N O T IC I IS H ER ESY Q IVtN that by vtrtua at that cartam Writ ot (lo c u tio n loouad out at and undar th* aaal o l th* Circuit Court " S t * Bontlnold C ount*. Florida. ICba* t d iS S 0 4 M -C A -I S -A .u p o n a fatal fodgu nt rondarVd Id th* afpra***d court an tod ittti day o f Octobar A.D. I S M In that carU ln cap* ant mod Fact Union National Sank at Florid*. HaaitMt vc. Aiaianoar Abbot*. ot liacuM on « * * dattvarod to a * aa Shartfl ot Seminal* County, Florida and I hav* lavtad upon all th* right. tttLo and M aroat ot th* dafandant In In Sotnltial* County, Florida, atoro particularly daacribad at I N ! Pontiac Flrtbbd Vto ■ IG 2FS 27TO N L2 IS M 1 at Samlnol* County. Florida, adtl at 11:00 A.M. an th* 7th day Ot Aprd A D I M S dtfar tor **l* FOR CASH IN H ANO AND S U B J Z C T TO ANY AND ALL E X IS TINQ LIZNS. at th* Front (Waal) Door, at th* *tapa, of th* Samlnol* County Courthoua* In Sanford. Florida, th* abav* That cold M l* i* bring mad* to aatlafy th* tarmc ot thi* Writ ot Icacutlon. Donald F. (aimpar, Shardt S cmlncl* County, Florida N O TIC E SEO AR O IN Q TH E A M E S IC A N S W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIE S A C T O F 1N O . PERSONS W ITH A DISABILITY NEEOINQ SP EC IA L A C C O M M O D A TIO N S T O PARTICIPATE IN TH E P RO ­ C EEDIN G S SHOULO C O N TA C T TH E E N FO R C E A B LE W R ITE S E CTIO N O F TH E CIVIL DIVI­ SIO N AT TH E S H ER IFF’S O F F IC E . I M S SETH S TR E E T. SANFORD. FLORIDA. AT LE A S T FIVE DAYS PRIOR T O TH E P R O C E IO tN O E . (407) 170-4440 TO O HOT) i n u n . March 0. IS . 10. ST. M p « CMv at Pv* Cdy ot EardonL wfl hoM a pubhc hearing at T.0E P M an March ES. IS M bt Si* Cdy CommMMan Chanter*. Flat HaS S00 North F a t Legal Notices Ftonda Janat ft Doughnrty CM C C*y Cl* ik PuHoh March 11. IM S JKQdlL. IR TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N S 1ETH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IH AR B FOR S S M IR O LS C O U N TY . FLO htO A O S N S R AL JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION C A S S N O .t S T - M S T - C A -I 4 - R BANKERS TR U S T COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A .. At Truataa, Plaintiff, DAWN M ER RITT LAD SON: JENNIE L SMILEY-, and TIFFANY JO N E S . N O T IC E OP S A LS NO TIC E I t H ER ESY OtVEN purauant to a Final Juddmanl ol Forocloaur* dated February N th . I N S entered In C a m N o .: • 7 -N I7 -C A -1 4 -K of th* Circuit Court of th* to* Judicial Circuit m and far Samlnol* County, Florida. «h a r* m BANKERS T R U S T C O M PAN Y O F C A L I­ FORNIA. N.A., m Cuatadian or Trutlao, Plaintiff, and DAWN M ERRITT LAO SON: JENNIE L SMILEY; and TIFFANY JO N E S . I win tad to the highaat and boat bidder tar c**h. Note* Sana, to* aal* wM b* hoM at Samlnol* County Courthoua* M l N. Park Avenue, Sanford Florida at 11:00 o'clock s m on to* End day at APRIL. 1 N E ly a t »a t lotto In to* Final Judpm ant to alt: Lot 40. ORANAOA S O UTH , accordkvE I* to* pial thereof as recorded to Plot Book 11, Papa I N . ot to* PvbUc Rec ord* at E*mto*l* County, Florida a/k/a 4SI Boaaw eod Lana, Alternant* Spring, Florida SZ701. -In accordance with to* American* onto OH akPH U * Act, a apaclai Flan to participate tact to* todirtduat ot agancy not later than oondtog notice, n Moan (7 |)(day* prior t* to* proM I-4771 (TO O ) or 1-000->441770, via Florida Relay OATEO to n N t h day ot FES AUARV, I S M . M AR YAN N ! M O R SE. CLERK By Jarvo ( . Jaaawlc Deputy d a rk Attorney lor PtatotIR: Jama* W. Moor* Jama* w. Moor*, p a 700 N.E. POto Slraat Miami. FL S U M O N ) 7M -7S00 Pubdan: Match E. IS , IS M DEO-44 Rf TM S C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T N S 1STM JU D IC IA L CO U N TY JU S tS S tC T IO N DIVISION C A S S S O . B T-S S S S -C A 1 4 K OS CAPITAL M O R TO ASE SERVICES, toe.. VS. OtANE AR M O NTR O UT SCHNAXS; at bL. For lurthar Information contact Janat R. Oou»h*rty. CMC. Cdy O u t . 407 MO M 01 to P a FucAc H a lai I N net provided by PwCibrot L p S N * 0 lM | . r at SES4ESS *0 how* N By Sanford’s Robsrt Smith St* order at to* City i at Pm Cay ot Sanford. ot Foractoauro dated February N t h , IS M . and entered to dvfl c m * number S7-S S M -C A14K. at to* CtrouR Court at Ml* tito Circuit In and tar County, Florida, whereto OS C A P ITA L M 0 R T SER VIC ES. IN C ., la d DIANE A R M O N ­ T R O U T S C H N A K E, R O BER T SC H N AK S. M living, and all unhneam parti** clearing by, toraush. undar and ar* not known I* b* daad or unknown partto* may claim an totaraat aa hair*. to/ar* ColondantU). I w M t a l t t Run-A-Bouts. New Smyrna Speedway Is lo­ cated nine miles west of New Smyrna Beach at the comer of Highway 415 and 44. Gates open at 6 p.m. with racing ac­ tion beginning at 7 p.m. For more Information, call the FASCAR office at (904) 4274129, or on the net at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY .COM. or E-Mall ut FASCARNOWCAOL.COM. TE S T AND TU N E BITHLO _ Test and Time Is held every Wednesday night from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Or­ lando SpeedWorld. Cost Is $20. which Is good for driver and two crewmen In the pits only, while Individuals ran enter for $5. L IO N S 8 . F IO H T 1N O B E M IN O L E 8 0 B s m ln o la 000 000 0 . 0 4 4 O v to tfo 100 124 x . 8 8 2 ■Hivail bimI KlLuvl Field* and Parker. WP Field* (2-11 U* . Duvall 15-21 Save . none, ail . Oviedo Kreher. 311 . none IIK _ nine. Krruni* . Seminole 0-2. Oviedo 7-3. Lions girls romp in LAX OVIEDO _ The Oviedo Lions didn't let the freezing weather bother them as they white­ washed Seminole 25-0 In a girls Lacrosse match at John Courier Field Thursday night. (Yovldtng the offense for the Lions were Klm Calkin (four goals). Ann Huggins and Lucy Young (three goals and one assist each). Nicole Cooper and Ingrrd Clonlnger (two goals and one assist each), Amy Griffin (two goals). Sophia Kazi and Jenifer Card (one goal and two assists each), Klm Carberry (one goal, one assist) and Anna Franz. Heather Cox. Alta Rabah. Missy Shapln. Christina Testa and Carrte Wright (one goal each). Oviedo Improved to 4-0. while Seminole fell to 0-5. Both teams will return to action on March 24th. Legal Notices Legal Notices to* high**! and b**l bidder lot ca*h at to* w**t front door of to* Eamtoola County court nou*a In Santo’ * Seminal* County. Florida, at It.DO A M . on th* tn d day ot April. IM P . th* following daacribad proper ty M *al forth to card Final Judgment, to wR: LO T 1. S LO CK I . L E M THE SO UTH 10 FE E T (A S TB R O O K SUBDIVISION UNIT NO . FIVE. PLAT BOOK IE . PAGES M AND • I . P UB LIC R ECO R DS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. N O TE: PURSUANT T O T H I FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE A0V1EE0 TH AT THIS LAW FIR IS D EEM ED T O S I A D IB C O LLEC TO R A TTIM P TIN O TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY INFORMATION O BTAINED W ILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated to* N t h day *1 February. IS M MARYANNS MORSE Clark el Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Dsoufi r i f k CODILIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Soy Scout Boulevard Suita 4S4 Tampa. Florida 17407 Tataphona (SIS) S77-SOM CAS M7-D7SSS PubHah: March S, 1S, 1S M C IR C U IT C IV IL CASE HO. S T -I M -C A -I 4 -S FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIOA, X —PfO-f*_____________ I C O U N TY . S TA TS O F FLO R ID A Casa H e. S T-S 4 S S BANKERS TR U S T COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, N A , AS C USTO DIAN OR TR U S TE E Piamuft. VIRGINIA M. O IM F S . at m .. at a!.. Defendant*. ■ones OF Nolle* la hereby given that in* undarrignad Maryann* Mar**, Clark el to* Circuit Court ot SEMINOLE County. Florida, will, on too tn d day ot April. I S M , at 11DO a.m. at to* front door at to* SEM INO LE County Courthauaa, In th* City at Sanford, Florida, otter for pato and **H M public outtry la th* nd bast bidder tar THOM AS A HARRIS; ANN J. HARRIS; *1 at.. Defendant* A M B R O ID R O T IC I OF F O R E C L O S U R E S ALS N O T IC I I t H ER ESY GIVEN purauant to a Summary Final JaGstaanf at F araataaura dated tha J7to day at O ctobar. IM 7 . and Ordar T* Raochadul* Faraataaura bat* dated to* M m day at February. IS M . antarod to Caaa No. S 7 -1 M -C A -1 4 -I ol tha Circuit Court tor Sam tool* County, Florid*. I wtd aod la th* highaat and boat bidder lot ceah at to* Wool Front Door *1 th* Seminal* County Courthauaa. Sanford. Florid*, at 11DO a m. an to* tn d day at April, I S M . th* I allow m g*ald Summary Final Tha South U t ot Lot SO. Stack a. W EST WILDMERE, according to Plat Soak S. Pas* M . at to* Public Record* at Samlnol* County. Florida TO G E TH E R W ITH ad toa •P porianance*, rant*, ray aft la*, minorM. on and gi alt tlituro* now or her*attar attached t* to* property W ITNESS my hand and to* aaal at tot* Court an February N t h . IS M . MARYANNI MORSE Clark of to* Circuit and County Court By; Dorothy W. SoRon Deputy Clark Gar rid 0 . Darla, HOLLAND S KNIGHT F.O. So* SS4I SI. Petersburg. FL SSTSt In accordant* with to* American with Otagbllitla* Act. parson* needing a apaclai accommodation la participate tola proceeding Mieutd cantact to* individual or agancy lag. to an none*. Tri*phono: (4ST) I 4770; M hearing kaprirad t MS-B771 (TO O ) ar 1-M O 1771 (V). trig Florid* R Pukkah.- March S. I t . I S M property ritual ad to SEMINOLE County. Florida, lo-wtt: LO T S I. SAN LANTA THIRD S ECTIO N . ACCORDING T O TH E FLAT TH ER EO F AS RECORDED M FLAT ROOK IS . PAGE TS. OF TH E FU B LIC R EC O R D S O F SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIOA. pursuant to to# final dactoa at toroctoaur* entered to a caaa ponding to M M Court, toa atyta ot which to: BANKERS TR U S T CO M PAN Y O F CALIFO R N IA, N JL , A t C U STO M A N OR TR U S TE E yg. VIRGINIA M. DEMPE, *1 M m *t Si... In accordance with to* American* with DmbllWIa* Act. para ana naodlng a apaclai ecoomnnHfelHn I# to tola proceeding ghggtd con“ ridual ar agency nolle* no later toen to von (7) dap* prior to to* proceeding at to* addrggg given on nail**. Telephone IP04) II7 -4 0 S 7 ; l-(SOO) M S S771 (TO O ) or t-fSOO) S4I-4770 (V). via Florida Relay ‘ W ITNESS my hand i aaal of arid Court thi* N t h day at FEBRUARY, IS M . -BtfoU______________ Is tic s WMGSD FOOT FL IS. Honorable Maryann* Marge Clark ot to* Circuit Court S r - Jan* E. Jaaawlc Deputy Clark LAW O FFICES O F JO S EPH PAN IELL0 Feat Offtc* Baa ES47 Tampa. Florida MS01 Pubbah: M w ah S, I t , 1EM PEO-AT __________ MTMS Ctwh at Sts Ckoud snd Cetaihr Cow l IS, SO. ET. April S. CO U N TY OSO-1E1 �Sonrando Herald. San lord, Florida - Friday, March 13. 1998 •SB People We love to hate those lovebugs Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Hank Is nnktug donors of all types of blood - especially O-lype do­ nors - to donate nl Its Sanford branch, 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. TOPS ITU'S rrnke OfT Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *621 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m., at Ihr Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S. Park Avr., Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors arc wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Holnry Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. Senior activities Like Mary .Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcarvcrs. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from I to 3 p.m.. nl Ihe Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. Senior employment Gamblers, families Gamblers Anonymous and Gam-Anon for family and friends, mrrt separately Mon­ day and F'rlduy (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m., Church of the Good Shepherd. 331 Lnke Ave.. Maitland. For more Informa­ tion, call 236-9200. Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Ooodwlll. 317 Oak Ave„ Sanford. Lakeside Lions The Sanford Lakeside Lions Club meets Ihe drat and Ihlrd Monday of the month, at 6:30 p.m.. at the Sanford Library. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call Mall Altrmose. 322-8545. or David Hall. 330-5238. Historical Commission The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m.. the first Monday of the month, nt Ihe Frank Evans Center. 158 N. Country Club Rood. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. Practical Nurses An employment program sponsored by AAKP Senior Community Service Employ­ ment Program Is hrld nl the Sanford National Guard Ar­ mory, 915 E. first St., Monday through Friday. Interview hours ure 8 a m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: 324-8008. Thr program assists seniors. 55 and over, to return to Ihe work plare. The Urcnaed Practical Nurses Association of Florida. Inc., meets the second Monday of Ute month at 6:309 p.m. at KJlamry Baptist Church, 701 Fonnoso Avr., C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNa and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information rail 299-4321. Cancer Support Modelers Club Supi>ort. Hope and Recovery. S.H.A.K.. meets every Monday afternoon ut 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital In lire far romer of the dining room. Tills Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether In treatment now or finished with II. Call 3248737 or 322-7785 for more tnfomuittnn. - .............* The Sanford Aero Modelers Club meets every Ihlrd Monday of thr month starting at 7 p.m., with the ’Model of thr Monthcompetition at Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. All pliases of R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's flying field la located In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion, contact Lrc Dorsue at 574 4732. Contract Bridge Bridge players arc Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-0320. AARP The Winter Springs Chapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of Ihe month, at 1:30 p.m., ut the Winter Springs Senior Cenlcr off Edgcmon Avenue. Senior citizens, 50 and over, urc Invited (o attend. For Information, rail Marian Dolln. 327-7331. VFW, Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Ladles Auxiliary of Sanford Post 10108 meet the third Monday at 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. Bridge Club Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club meets at noon each Tues­ day at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Holiday gifts of food deserve no thank-you from chronic overeater BEAR AHHY: I am a compulsive overeater. After years of struggle, I have found relief in Ovcrcaters ,r, Anonymous. On Jan. 23,1 celebrat­ . • l ed one year of abstinence , rv Having just gene through my i ■»t first holiday season without using food to medicate my feelings, I’m '51 acutely aware of the many ways tec well-meaning friends and relatives , |sl made things mure difficult. I iresented with several gifta of iome-baked sweets. The “ > giv givers *•1 acknowledged my eating problems by saying, 'I know you can’t have any of this, b u t...” >Z Abby, I know I am responsible for what 1 cat and I can depend on my Higher Power to help me through unavoidable temptations. But if my family and friends really understood that giving certain foods to a compulsive overeater ia like i t handing a buttle of liquor to an alco­ holic, maybe they would be more h it careful about what they choooe to ve. A meaningful card would have en much more appreciated. J I assume that some of them gave •# 9 aweet* because they feel sorry cc fur my kids or husband. My family n Is free to have aweeta away from home, and they do occasionally. Actually, they have all commented • • how little they mia* sweets — they're much happier with their new, healthier, happier mom and . 11. wife than they were with me when a * sweets were readily available. 'i > .» • I have learned to consume most 4 t foods in moderation, but booed on my past experience, 1 know there are certain foods 1 simply cannot touch. Sweet foods happen to be my crsonal binge foods. To eat just one ite could lead to a relapse. I am not willing to take that risk, and I'm sure that others who care about me wouldn't want mo to. Abby. 1 was able to move those e C f -I % is a) ADVICE . A B IG A IL VAN BUREN 'treats’ out of the house quick! but I wish my friends and family ly would do me a favor by selecting nonedible gifts THANKS BUT NO THANKS IN ARIZONA DEAR THANKS BUT NO THANKBr Whatever the motive of the (Hernia and relatives who r e ie a tid you w ith gifta o f om e-bakoa sw eets over (ha holidays, the term for It is “sab­ otage. And you are correct In your assessment that It's on a per with offering a drink to an alcoholic - or a clgarotto to aomeona who baa recently quit E Now you know th at when you're in the company of these iple, you will have to bo on guard. I wish you the boat of luck with your program. You're on the right track, and I con­ gratulate you. Readers, If you need Overesters Anonymous, look In your telephone directory, or far gen­ eral Information and m eeting lo ca tio n s, send a lon g, selfaddressed, stamped envelope tot OA World Service O ffice, P.O. Boa 440S0, Rio Rancho, NAL 87174-4030. "Lovebugs" are small block files with red thoraxes. Males are 1/4 Inch, and females are 1/3 Inch In length. These files are members of the family Ulblonldae and are known as March (lies. Several species of March (lies are native to Flor­ ida. however. Lovebugs. Plcrta nearctlca Hardy arc recent In­ v ad ers from the west. Southern Louisiana experi­ enced flights of lovebugs during the. 1920's. The species was described by Hardy In 1940 from specimens collected In Mississippi. First reports of their presence In Florida were made in 1947 from Escambia County. Subsequent reports Indicate their presence In Leon County In 1955-56 and Alachua-Marion Counties In 1964-65. Since that time, flights have progressively moved southward, in 1974, specimens were collected In Homestead. Lovebugs also liavr moved northward and have been reported from Geor­ gia and Charleston. South Carolina. Two (lights of love­ bugs occur late April and May. A second flight occurs during late August and September. Flights extend over perioda Immediately after emergence of the females. Adult females live only 2-3 days. Larva* Aid Growing Plants Female lovebugs lay from 100 to 350 eggs which arc de­ posited beneath decaying vege­ tation. Larvae (Immature stage) feed on decaying plant material and live on the toll surface Just beneath the decaying organic mailer. Larvae perform a beneficial function by con­ verting the plant material Into organic components which can again be used by the growing plants. After larvae mature, they transform Into pupae. The pupa) stage requires about seven to 10 days. Adult lovebugs are harmless and do not sting or bile. They feed on the nectar of various plants, especially aweet clover, goldenrnd and Brazilian pep­ per. Usually, lovebug flights are restricted to daylight hours and temperatures about 66 de- Predators Ftlghts CONSUMER FOCUS BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG grres F. At night lovebugs rest on low growing vegetation. Lovebugs Hinder M otorists Lovebugs are a considerable nulsanrr to motorists. They congregate tn unbelievable numliers along highways and the Insects spatter on the windshields and grills of mov­ ing trurks and automobiles. Windshields become covered with the fatty remains, and vi­ sion is obscured. During the flights (he flies clog radiator fins causing cars to overheat. They also get Into refrigeration equipment on trucks causing them to malfunction. The fatty tissue will cause pitting of the car's finish If II Is not removed within a few days. Files enter cars and sometimes drivers and passengers soil their clothing try sitting on lovebugs. They are also a considerable nuisance tn fresh paint. Tire flies enter houses under con­ struction In such numbers that carpenters refuse to work. Beekrepers complain because workrr bees do not visit flow­ ers that have been Infested with the files. A number of environmentally acceptable insecticides have been evaluated for effective­ ness In coni rolling lovebug lar­ vae and adults. Most of the In­ secticides were effective In con­ trolling thr adults, and several controlled the Immature stages. However, Insecticidal control of the lovebug is Im­ practical trerause Infestations occur over such a vast area and the high imputations are present for such a short pe­ riod. To control udulta In con­ fined areas such as entrance ways and porches, one can use the usual household aerosol apraya. This gu y’s a loser, Dear Mary. I have been dating this guy for about six months. Last week he informed me that he is movtng back In with hla ex-wife for a while. He said It was so he could save up enough money so he could buy a house and we could get married. 1 told him I would prefer for him to keep hla apartment even if It meant waiting a while to get married, because 1 Just didn't feel right about him moving back In with a woman he'd been married to. He accused me of not trusting him and said that If I was going to be so auspicious tt was Just going to be my problem. I tried to be­ lieve him. but I decided to check on hla story, so I called hla ex. I couldn't believe what I found out) Not only had he not said anything to her about this being a temporary living a r ­ rangement. but she has a live • year- old child fay him that he had never mentioned. He said they had been apart seven years. She also said they have been seeing each other for the past year, so that means that he has been' seeing her the whole time we were dating. When I called him and con­ fronted him with all this, he not only denied everything, but twisted everything around so much that he made me feel like I am the one with the problem Instead of him. I know it sounds stupid, but 1 still love him and want to try to get things worked odt be­ tween ua, Should I by to forget what I learned and hope he has learned his lesson, or should 1 apologize to him for checking up on hla story and ask him to forgive me. I really want him back, even If 1 do have to share him. I can't believe you would consider apologizing and trying to reunite with a guy like this. He make* the run-of-the-mill Jerk look like a saint; but he was right about one thing; you do have a problem! He's obvi­ ously a Bmooth-talking creep with no conscience and no sense of right and wrong. The fact that you could even con­ sider re-establishing a rela- Reduce Lorebug practice will make their removal a simpler task. During thr past 1 several years, both the April-May and August-September lovebug flights have been substantially reduced In North Central Flor­ ida. This reduction In the population Is partly attributed to predators. Larvae are found In extremely high numbers In pasture-type communities, and due lo their congregating be­ havior make Ideal situations for certain bird predators. Ex­ aminations of the contents of the gizzards of robins collected ranged from n high of 266 to zero with an average of 110.8 per bird. Lovebug larvae have been found In the gizzards of quail. Although examinations of the stomach contents of a r­ madillos have been negative, observations suggest that they, too. may be excellent predators of the larvae. Laboratory studies using In­ vertebrate predators found In lovebug Infested pastures Indi­ cated they were voracious predators too. These included earwigs, two species of beetle larvae and a centipede. There are several things that can be done lo lessen the problem facing motorists. By traveling at night motorists can avoid the bugs; lovebugs do not beromr active until about 10:00 a.m. Traveling at slower speeds will reduce the number of bugs that will be spattered. A large screen placed In the front of the grill will keep the radiator fins from clogging and will protect the finish on the front of the car. If a large screen Is not used In front of the grill, at least place a small screen bchtnd the grill tn front of the radiator. Spattered bugs should be washed ofT the car as soon as possible. Lovebugs are more easily removed, and the chance of damaging the car’s finish Is lessened If the car ha9 been waxed recently. When the re­ mains are left on an unwaxed cor for several days, the finish will often be permanently damaged. Soaking for several minutes with water aids In their removal. When lovebugs are numerous, some motorists spread a light film of baby oil over the front of the hood, above the windshield and on the grill and bumper. This Barbara Hughea/Gregg la tha Seminole Coutny Extension Homs Economist. Inquiries may ba directsd to bar at tha CoopsrstJvs Extension Sarvlca, 250 W. County Homa Road, Sanford, FI. 32773 or phone 323-7500. E x t 5556 R EG A L ' ■■ ■ iv . C IN E M A S y r ronus nnufc,r. J ’ r'_‘ cm LAKE MARY CINEMA 10 3580 N Hwy 17 92a 3 2 6 -0 1 1 5 TITA N IC eotk 1} 10 4 Its 00 C H A IR M A N O F T H E B O A R D to o ix irjo tw T H E W EDDING SINGER _____ tz o 4 jo r» o » p o is eois GO OD W ILL HUNTING too4ooroo*4o U.S. M ARSHALS 1 2X4 1071 0#S O ■mi: HUSH 1204407401010 (M il* LA. CONFIDENTIAL 17 41400 700 230 KRIPPEN DO RP8 TR IBE I 10720 ro>» DARK C ITY 4 40 #30 BIG LEBOW SKI 1 104 X 720 1000 n* MAN IN T H E IRON MASK ___________410710 1000 m, , * - D I h OTI V H O PAVVfi h o VUPIP Va VIRS G ET A H EA D STAR T O N T A N N IN G b ib to • r,f r ; Sf SSIONS »8H ok r,(T ’ 4Rt f .•.!!► WITH UNllMillO MONlull ffiOlOf • Full Ssrvtca Hair ,, „ .... • Full Sarvlca Nails •Tannlno • Pedicures f Paraffin Treatments Counti v Clot) Sqtl.ur 1/40 W Aii|)iut Itlvil Vinton! 323 HU/‘t kANNLY COUNSELOR H MARY BALK tionshlp with him makes me think you are as mr&sed up as he is. This guy Is a liar, and a cheat. The only reasonable re­ action should be disgust for him and ptty for his wife and child. If hla behavior seems forgivable to you. you need to get help In establishing some boundaries, and redefining what a -normal' reaction would be. Don't Idd yourself that he will have learned his lesson this time and not continue do­ ing this stufT to everyone he ts dose to. 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Florida • Friday M arch 13. 1998 Legal Notices U N C L A IM E D V E H IC LE A U C TIO N Ft#mnv#1 o l I h r b rto w i t r i c r i b r d x rh ic l# * n * con* d u cted in com ptiiince w dh f S r 13 78 H o lie r 1h#t D u tc h ’* tow ing will *rlt i i h I vehicle* At P ub lic A u c tio n to* c » » h on M i r t h 3t*t. 1998 » l 10 CO » m » i *00 P f iiim r iw ii A i r S in lo n l l i o n d i I I * reserve th r right to withdraw Any v r h ic lr * from tlv* n rc lio n All vehicle* r o M AS IS Ho lit lr g u i r r n t r r i i B u tc h r Tow ing reserve* th r r»ghl to b*d on any v r h ic lr 198 S O ld* 40 I0 « 103AM1 •E0FQ40SI73 198C Old* 40 10* ;a 3 A J1 9 N 3 0 »3 T* 6 iS 1989 Pool 20 I0 « IG .FS 2IS 9K L22S 307 1986 C h rv 4D 0*1 O t A W t“ X«G6229189 i •. ■- * - .* i " ID* J H 4 C C J 6 S A H C 0 0 ' 127 1970 C h rv 40 tOt 164390OT 99399 1987 Acuna 3D ID* JM40A33S2HS032227 Vrhiclr may b r v trw rd on* hour prior to *alr Publish March 6 13 199* DEO-62 IN T H C C I R C U I T C O U R T FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO RIDA C A S E NOi 9 7 - 1 1 07 -C A -14 DIVISION: K NATION SO AH A. H A .. Succr*»o> by M rrg rr with HATIOHSBAHH. H A (SOUTH). Succt**or by M rrg rr with NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA. H A Plaint if!, v* SERGE HENRY LlSENBEE AN0 HUONG MAI LlSENBEE. Hi5 WIFE. AND EACH OF THEM , JOHN DOE N / V A O FEA AHUV 1A. SW EETW ATER OAKS HOM EOW NERS ASSOCIATION. INC. Ortrndantl*). N O TIC E OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, P U R S U A N T TO THE JU D G M E N T OF FORECLOSURE EN TE R E D IN TH E ABOVE C A U S E . 1 W ILL SELL TH E PROPERTY SITUATED IN S EM I­ NOLE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A. DESCRIBED AS LOT T . BLOCK C . SW EETW A ­ TER OAKS. S E C TIO N S. A C C O R D IN G TO TH E PLAT TH ER E O F AS R ECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS . PAOES S I. 82. ANO S3. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. AT PUBLIC SALE. T O TH E H IGHEST AND B EST BIDDER. FOR CASH. AT 11:00 A M . ON APRIL 2nd. 1998. AT W r it door of tha Sarmnoia county Courthou##, Sanford. Florida. IN ACCORDANCE W ITH THE AMERICAN W ITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSON^ W ITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING A S PECIAL ACCOM M ODATION TO P AR TIC ­ IPATE IN THIS P RO CEED ING SHOULD C O N TA C T THE A.O.A. ADM INISTR ATO R fo r th e CLERK OF THE C lrU R T N O T LATER THAN r DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O C EED IN G . AT 3234330. EXT 4227. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TD D ) 1 -I0 0 -9 S S 8771, VOICE (V) 1-800-9558770. TH IS IS NO T A C O UR T INFORMATION LINE. DATED on Fabruary 26th, 1998. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CO UR T By Jana E Jaaawic Dtputy Clark Nnon and Aiaocialaa 25 DAVIS BLV0 TAMPA. FL 33606 Publish: March I , 13. 1896 DEO-53 N O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U t NAM E Nolrca ra h rrrby gnrrn ihal I am angagad in buarnaaa al 3206 S Palmatlo Ava, Sanlord. Florida 32721, Bamrnola County. Florida, undar iha Ficlibou* Nam* of L U C A 6 G O LF rnd Ihal I inland to ragtalar aard nama with Iha Division ol Corporations. Tallahastsa. Florida, in accordrrrca with Iha provision* ol tha Fictitious Nama Stalutaa, ToWil S rclio n 666 08, Florida Statutaa 1991 Walter Lucas Publish March 13.1991 D E O -120 UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 3/31/96 63 AUOI WAUFB0442FN113*29 so C h e v r o l e t IL 6 9 K A J196321 76 FORD F2SHICB66S1 76 DODGE NL41D6F103703 63 M ERCURY 2ME BP93F I F X660609 69 NISSAN J N 1HJ01P2KT266003 60 TO YOTA RA42E23430 ALTAM ONTE TOW ING 117 M ARK­ ER S T . A LT SPOS SALE BEGINS AT 1000 AM VIEW INQ 1 HOUR PRIOR Pubfcah March 13. 1996 D E O -123 N O TIC E O F F IC T IT I O U t N A M E Notic* it h rrrby gnrsn that I am angagad in business >1 2001 E Laka Mary Dlvd . Sanlord Florida 32 F 7 I, Ssimrwl# Counly. Florida, undar I hr Fictitious Nam* ol A P E R F E C T O C CA S IO N /dba E L E C T R O N IC C A FE, and thal I inland lo rag islar said nam* with Iha Division of Corporations. Tallahaasaa. Florida. In accor danc* with tha provisions of tba Fictitious Nama Statutes, ToW il (a c tio n 6 (3 09. Florida Stalutaa 1991 Thanaaa R iU Publish March 13. 199* D E O -113 N O TIC E O F F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* it baraby given Ihal I am engaged in buimaas al 3137 Laka Emma Road. Laka Mary. Florida 32166. Sartvnola County. Fiends, undar Iha Fu ll nous Nama ol Q A L L E R IA IT A L IA N R E S T A U R A N T , and that I inland lo register said nama with tha Division of Corporations. Tallahast**, Florida, in accordance with tha provisions ol iha Fictitious Nama Ctsluls*. To-Wit Srclion 666 09 Florida Statutes 1991 Th r odors J I rlsch . President Publish M arch 13. 1996 0 (0 -1 1 4 Legal Notices NOTICE OF AGENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE *T JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Note*- is givrn Ihil Ihr toFnwmg (rrmirt was nsurd on October 16. 1997 Ektel Hrilthcarr DrvrktOrrs, LLC 1770 Indran Trial Road Sill* 400 Nrucmss Grcwyya 30093. pernsl #42-117-1193N-ERP Thr pro­ pel I* located m Smsnolr County Srclsm 19 Townshrp 21 South Rang* 30 East Thr prmvt a.iTtxtnrrs A SLRFACE WATER MAN AGEMENT SYSTEM ON 4 26 ACRES TO SERVE an aduN «*»■*!• rd Irving facility know A S Aina TuscawiAa Thr rrcrnrtng w a in tvvty a St Johns Rnrrr Th* Filr(s) oonummg fhr U Y * ir ton lor thr atuve tislrd |vrmsl r* rvailabl* for mtprction Monday through Frelay rscrpl tor tegaJ hoislay* 600 a tn lo 3 00 p m al Ih* 51 Johns Rivri Wain M a fujm vril Oislrhl (Distncl) Mrailquafirrs Hwy 100 W Palalka FL 321781429 A parson who** substantial merest* am afire. trd by Ih* Dntncl prmsrtir*} Jrcisam may petilun tor an admaialratnrr heanr*j ai accor­ dant* wan arc tern* 120 569 arvi 120 57. FS or may choose to r*irs ir mrthahon r* an allrmaliv* nrmrdy undrr sretayn 120 5 73. Florida Statute* brtor* th* dradkna lor I4ng a pAtbem C noosing mwkation w41 rso adversely affect the nght to a hranng if metkaton dors nol rrsuh in a srflirmmt Thr procedures tor [sirsuing mask* lion arr sal forth m sretun 170 573. Florida Slalulrs and lulrs 28106 111 and 26-106 401-404 Ftonda adnsnistrabv* Cod* Prlibon* must conyjy with Ih* requirement* of Florida Adnsrustrath* Coda Rule 40C1 511 and 40C-1 521 and br Had wdh (rrenvad by) tha Oistnct Clark located at Oalnct He#ilqu#rttrt Hghway 100 W rst Palalka Florida 32177 Pwlitsms tor adnsmstialrv* hranng on hr abov* apple atnn<s) nsisl hr lard withn lourtrm (14) dry* ol pubfeahon ol tfvs note* or within renrlrrn (19) days ol tha District deponing note* of tfvs infant al Ihr ma4 tor thoa* parsons to whom thr District mate actual note* Failure to tikr a prlibon withn the I n v prnod thal constitute a waiver ol any nght(%) such p r i­ son)*) may hav* to request an adnsnrsbativa Jvtrmvnatejn (hear­ ing) ureter srelwn 120 57. F S . con­ er*-ung th* sutyact prrmit Prt.ttint which are nol I4rd In accordant* with th* abdva provts-on* ara sutyrcl lo tksnsesal Breausr th# adnenatrativ* hranng proerss it drt-grwd lo tonrsAala final agmey action. Ih* fikng ol a prMion mrane Ihal ttir Datret* final acton may br dfterml horn to* position takm by it n this nobc* ol mlml Parsons who** subatantwl inlarrsts wil b# affectad by any such trial drcitiun of tha Dmtnct on tha appieanl have th* n^rt lo prtihon to breomr r party to th* procaadng in acconlanca with th* rwqinrrmanis sat forth above Ekter Haadhear* Drvrloprrs LLC t 770 Indian Trad Road State 400 Norcross Q r o ig i 30093 Contact w Cody J Nolan al (770) 938-5641 attention 100 Pubksh March 13 1996 DCO-112 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. IN ANO FON S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO N IO A C A S E NO . 9 T -I 0 0 T -C A -1 4 -K f ir s t s e c u r it y SAVINGS BANK. Plain! m, v*. W YNELLE FAYE RI0GIHS. al al.. Dalandanl(a). N O T IC E O F S A LE Nohea la haraby givan thal, purauant lo a Summary Judgmant ol Foracloaura, I arm tall Iha following doacribod property located in SernmoU County. Florida: Lot 1, Bloch *A*. Fuat Addition to a Raplal of Lake Mobil* Sbor**. according lo th* Plat tharaof a t racordad in Plat Book 6 , Pago 71, Public Record* ol Sammola Counly. Florida, laaa tha Southeasterly Sevan fast ol aard Lot tor Slat* Road right-of-way. LESS ANO EXCEP T Ihal por­ tion of Lot 1, Block *A*. (tea* tha ngrn-of-way tahan for C .R . >427 par Official Records Book 490. Pag* 631). “FIRST ADDI­ TIO N T O A REPLAT OF LAKE MOBILE SHORES*, according to in* plat tharaof racordad in Plat Book B, Pag* 71, of Ih* public racordt of Saminola Counly, Florida, being further described a* follow*: Commence at Ih* Northertymoat cornor of sold Lot 1. Block *A*. thane* run South 31 degrees 66 minute* 04 second* East along th* Easterly line of sard Lot 1. Block - A*, lor 117.49 teat lo th* POINT O F B EG IN ­ NING, thane# continue South 3 ) degree* 64 minutes 04 seconds E a tl along said Easterly Ima for 24.00 fool to a poml on th* Northerly right-of-w ay Ima of la id C.R. (42 7; thane* leaving said Eaatarly lin* of Lot l , Bloch *A*. run South 49 dagraaa 34 minute* 27 aacondt W att along e n d right-of-w ay Ima for 90.20 lost to a point on th* West arty ima of said Lot f. Block *A*. thane# leaving said right-of-way Ima, run North 40 dagroo* 28 mmutat 32 aacondt W att along a n d Westerly ima of Lol t . Block *A*. for 24.00 fiat; thanes, leaving aaid Westerly lot Ima, run North 49 dagraaa 14 minute* 2T seconds East. 50.61 leal to th* Point of Beginning Containing t i l l square fart, more or lea*. at public sate, lo tha highest bidder lor cash, at ttia w ait front door of th* Bamlnol* County Courthou**, Sanlord, Florida. 114)0 a.m on April 2nd, 1999. Notice: Americana With Disabilities Act of 1990. Administrative Order No. 94-20. Person* with a disability who noad a special accommodation to participate in this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator at 301 North Park Avenue, Suits N.101, Sanlord 12771 at least five day* prior to th* proceeding. Telephone: 1407) 223-4110 Eat. 4227; 1 •00-966-6771 (TD D users only). W ITN ES S my hand and Baal of thr* Court on February 26th, 1996. (Court 6**1) MARYANNE MORSE CLER K, C IR C UIT CO UR T By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark Donald L. Smith, Esquwe Attorney for Plamtiff 500 North Ocoan (treat Jacksonville. FL 32202 Telephone: 904/164-3445 PubUah: March 6 . 13. 1996 D E O -64 l.i— 1 1 1 A i m & 21— P tR S O N A IS B ea u ti 70— Ed T E XTR A HOLIDAY W EIGHTY ADOPTION 1-On-t Personal Training w/ L-’rhme Fdn**s Free body fat analysis D*nms Errrcisff 14— Fo e GIFT OF LIFE SECU R ITY BARS 6 DOORS Lie., 34 yts E«p 50 000 designs (5'sq ft Free est Quality guaranteed 904 9650013 or 407-324-3160 SURPLUS NEW CUSTO M wood mantles, cabinet* A shelves tor saw 323-3313 booh 16— R e m i n d e r S e r v i c e s S P EC IA L DAYS Never torget them' Reminder Service B day. apple. D rs. $15/yt For details cal 302 2126___________ _____ __ To: Michael There s never a day. Ihal God has not blessed us with the time we have shared Me has gven me a special gift Your love A Frwndshp 4-ever-elt my love and my heart. Sandy 21— P e r s o n a l s ALONE 7 FL’8 RESPECTED D 4 hng Bureau lor SEN IO R S . ExLib 1977 1-300-922-4477 Female Massage Tlw ra p ltt needed lor busy longwood Id­ ea (on CeO 331-5949 Longwood Massage Studio. Wak-ms welcome 1 days Phvate rms Female Staff Lrsc#MM7785 407-339-5300 22 — H e a l t h C a r e W H EEL CHAIR brand new Askmg (27 5 O O O W ALKER used, good shape (1 0 1342461 2T— L o s t & F o u n d LOST mu breed dog-neutered male Multi colored, medium sue 323-7679 27— N u r s e Kk & C h i l d C are M A S S A G E FO R YO U!! Sensual, retanng. therapubc massage R ELAX B E N JO Y I HncaAtiutCA*- home hotel Cal Laura or R ch {4 0 7 )5 3 2 -0 7 1 5 d a y/e ve a p p t. MA40004M4S Legal Notices IN T H 1 C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E tB Ih JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AN D FON B EM IN O LB C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A S E H O. B T-2 0 7 4 C A -1 4 -K FLO R ID A BAR N O . 0S69S6S IRWIN M ORTGAGE CO RPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ptamliff, vs. JU LE R. SCHM IDT. E T AL. Defendant* N O TIC E O F SALB Nolic* I* haraby given that m accordance with th* Final Judgm ant of Foracloaura entered on February 23th. 1996 in civil action no. 97-2074 C A 14-K in Ih* Circuit Court of SEMINOLE County. Florida, m which Jul* R. Schmidt, at al. war* Oalandanla and IRWIN M O R TG AG E CO R P O R ATIO N F/K/A INLAND M O R TG AG E CORPORATION. Ih# Plaint iff, I will sail lo Ih* highest bidder lot cash ol Was! front door, 301 N. Park Ave . Sanlord FL 32712 between th* hour* of 11 00 a m. And 2:00 p.m. on April 29lh. 1098 on Ih* following daaenbod real property: Lot 61. Alataya Woods Phaaa VII, according lo Ih* Plat there­ of aa recorded m Plot Book 14, peg* 72-76 ol th* Public Record* ol Bamlnol* County, Florid*. Mora commonly known aa: 1017 Gould Place. Ov>*do FL 12765. DATE: Fabruary 26th, 1696 (Court Seal) MARVANNF MORSE. CLERK Clark ol Circuit Court Dorothy W. Botlon As Deputy Cterk Matthew J . Bchlichte Attorney at Law 2114 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood FL 11020 Publication of this nolic* on March 6 . 13. 1966 In tha follow­ ing publication: Sammol* Herald D E O -86 M TH B C IR C U IT C O U R T O F Tt4R IB TM JU D IC IA L C IR C U r r IN A N O FON B BM INO LB C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IR C U IT C IV IL OIVtBION C A B S N O . B T 1*74 C A 14-K M10FIAST BANK. An Oklahoma corporation f/k/a MIDFIHST BANK. STATE SAVINGS BANK, a* assign** of N O R W IB T M O R TO AOE. INC., a Minnesota Corporation, aa assign** of BARCLAVSAM ERIC AN/ MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a North Carolina Corporation, aa assign** of UN ITED SAVINGS ASSN OF THE S O U TH W E S T FSB Plaintiff, vs. DENISE A. CROW NOVER. HELEN H. UVIN Q STO N . BAR N ETT BANK. N X Dafandante. N O T IC E O F B ALE P U R S U A N T T O C H A P TE R 43 NO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to an Order of Final Summary Judgm ent ol Foreclosure deled February 2Sth 1996 and entered In Case No. 97 1274 In th* Circuit Court of th* 19th Judicial Circuit In and for Bamlnol* Counly, Florida wherein M IDFIRET BANK. etc. I* th* Plaintiff and DCNIBE A. CROWNOVER, a4 al. are th* Defendants. I will e*e to th# higlv**t and best bidder for cash at the watt front door of th* courthous* in Sanlord, Sammol* County, Florida at 11:0 0 a m . on th# 2 nd day of April, I99S , Ih* following described property a* Sal forth Pi aaid Order of FPtal Summary Judgmant, to wit: Th* South 110 l**t of Lot IS and tha South 110 f**t of th* West 1/1 of Lot I T , Slock C. LAKE WAYMAN H EIG HTS, LAKE A D D ITIO N , according to the plat thereof, racordad pi Plat Reek 4, Pag* 23, Public Records of Saminola Counly, Florida. 0 A TE 0 at Sanlord, Florida thl* 26 th day of February, 1966 Individuals with disabilities needing a reasonable accom­ modation to participate m this proceeding should contact th# Court Admmittfator'e Office aa •oon aa possible Telephone (4C7) 321-4110; Or. H hearing impaired, 1-600-955-6771 (TD D ); Or 1-900-936-6770 (VI Via Florida Relay Service. MARYANNE MORSE. Clerk Sammol* County. Florida By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark OLEN Z. OOLOBERO. ESQUIRE OOLOBERO AND VOVA. P A . Suita 300. BIV tower 1101 Brlckall Avanu* Miami. Florida 11131 (105) 174-4200 Attorney for Plamtiff PubPah: March 3. 11, 1333 D E O -S I a l l HOURS 10 yrs eip m chad devetanmro! Reas rales meals n d Fun play room 324-0513 AN EXP LOVm a MOM Provkles educational actrvmei along watt T IC 6 playroom, ten ynt Cert CPFLCOLHetnea rates For interview 330 G700 Inhome preschool ages 1 - 1 1 . Limited space. CaB for 3 weeks he* 321-7*35 WALK-INS 4 ILL 1008 are INS nurse» specialty Healthy kids tool HRS4047532 334-19B3 5 5 — B u s in e s s O p p o r t u n it ie s $300 • $500 Oisirtouhng phone cards No eapenance necessary For more information sand a SASE to Primetime Commumca none. P O Bor 694355, Miami FL 332591355 "" “ AAA O R EE TW O CAROS** Potential (4S K P/T-I11DK F/T No salting sect* provided service local StOr**-i6950 Investment **cur*d B quickly C O K E / P E P S IE Best Program n USA Tree M r i locations 1 1 .roOrwkty potential 100 % hnancmg available 1-600-617-6410 1226 MAKE TH O U S A N D S with US government auction* 4 aurplu* Call 24 hr* 611-9911 a iL t M ILLIONAIRE Need* ready to make big I k. $1,500 required 1-964-763-7574 ---------- H M n B H T i B ----------Motto are beoomng Mom* Prenaura* by aarrwtg Great Pay wWi 6 P/T Business al­ lowing them to w y home with mmadl CaB 3D7-43T-B443 NO NONSENSE HOSIERY Large Income Same* area ac­ count! provided S14K startup snresgnaftt 1-600-753-0140 an- 71— H elp W NOW HIRING V E N O M S : LAZY P E R S O N S DREAM. FE W MOORS*BK) U r re* Brochure 1-600620-6762 W O RK FR O M H O M E making wooden tram** Earn to 4334/ wfc. C a l 3306444 • » E-4S W ORK FROM H OM E-No coaTfcx i < 0 4 1 , earn to 4360/wk mak­ ing brae. 634-3336 C a t M S l E R A S E M O C R ED IT L E G A LLY lor just 42100. Ma8 check/mo to C ALV P B O -14 M N. Ukamont Ava, Writer Park, FL 39739. of being turned down tor crm xl Learn where to obiain to* bate d*6 is-cr*dit can)*, am. bus toana. debt conaobdaBon. Rate* aa tow a* 4.3%. nd an­ nual laaa. ate. H 4 W Enterpnee e ^ ^ - ^9 9 6 _________ 61—Money to Lend •WWtTTBiBlRF" $2^00-460.000 .CatetLoama _________ J no ater tea 14 Rawortl C a l 1-3362516431 ate 301. 24 hr* tor a FR EE Record­ ed Maaaaga 6 Report 70—Education 6c T raining S e y w r E n o " WITH PEOPLE? Aa b Aaaoctota of Soane* degree. tor Wt In riunot surgery Ira a ra­ te I you tew h*toingofnark. •Oty Of E t e n t a Q f * •financial Ate tot TTio** auasy ICLEL AC E-AN_AD_CALL S E M IN O L E O RLANDO 4 0 7 /3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 0 7 8 3 1 -9 9 3 3 / TELEMARKETING G U A R A N TE E D $ 10.50 P/H DEPARTMENT HOURS 0 AM - 5 PM MONOAY - FRIOAY IN T R A IN IN G NO W A C C E P TIN G 3 pos av*4 Avg S ISSGTv. Sal ♦ comm Sanlord based pool heating Harder No COM calling Heing immed F/T 4 P/T Cai U ltly Smaltier 123-2070 ext. 2 11 71— H I8 T* N 1 H F « I .......*37-7176*13 Long Term-Short Term Temp To Hire 2NO SH IFT ASSEM BLY R EC O TO N C O RPO RATIO N, the nations leading manufacturer/ dsthbutof of electrons acre* •ones, has several openings r ITS Lake Mary taewty tor 2nd kNfl assembly positions Hours are 4.00pm -12:M a m . Musi be able to kft a rrwwrxjm of 35 lbs and stand fof 8 hours Apply in person al 1000 Emma Oaks Trail. Lake Mary. FL 32746 A B E TT E R JO B FOR YO U) Just Cate Never ■ Fee' H ELP Personnel 3296633 A C A R E G IV E R to work with school age children needed to work mi child care center 7 30*m l Warn lo drive van 7 00pm 5 30pm (ipM shifl) M-F and 8 30am 5 3Cpm when chadren ara out of school E ip e n m e* and chfd car* classes a phis Call 1226643 ask for Stacwy. elp W A O C A R R IE R S , IH C . 'H o m e Weekly* • Lay Over Plan* 'E ilr* Stop Pay* *401K Reiremenf •Health Insurance' •Vacation Pay* 'Roe* PTogrtm' •S»t*riil* Equto* 1 yt O TR e ip CUSS A COL req Pi**** Ca* Sam to 5pm 1 6 0 0 6 74 9050 Mon Fn Only EO E ALL AROUNO HANDYM AN Mutt have own tool* and transportation, knowledge d *6 aspect* tncKxkng lawn quoad C a l 407-2666413 or 407-323-4464.________________ A S P H A LT P A W 4 0 C R EW Eap Roaer Opr to hmsh roa asphalt C 6JI 323-0111 ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Due to axpinsron. Large Lake Mary company hvmg FuB Dm * W* • 06X1 you to C R U IS E L IN E S SEEK ENTERTAINERS ANO ARTISTS OF ALL KINDS M uicuns/Dancervs tandup Cometkanatktk JockeyTIC TO RECEIVE -APPLICATION INFO P A C K E T Pteaae lax your NAM E * A D D R E S S AT TOLL-ERIE FAX • I 4436558868 Or W RITE TO Crurse Netowrt. Dept 7271, 1901-17 West Bay On . #225. Largo, FL 33770 C R U IS E U N E S SEEKS C H E F SWATTERS/ B A A TE N O E R S TA 3 TR Y C H E TS .R E S TA U R A N T MAN AG ER S W ITH EXPERIENCE/ STEW ARD S.R O O M SERVICE/ H O U SEKEEP IN G E T C A U TO M O TIV E M T A U R B GantordiUingwoodOlando Good Income Poterteal Benefit* After 90 Day* Tapfi Beef 407 293-30G5 AVO N NEEDS rep* - ton ana Se* I j g quaxty produett. earn good I ,ltex hours 321-7182 SCAT S uildeT OPENINGS For axpenenced F bergtak* la y - 14) 6 Upbcfsby ataambfy peapte Oood pay A benefaa 4 10 hour work days Vatocify Power Boite-Port of Santord. 3BT- C a b in tl Makar Sanford area. Vehicle Manufacturer seeks Esp lamxtator aaaerrbler 4 er CaB tor i 1246100. 16446846344 W 4 tram tor Toi coaector* inswrvtvwmg iqi im fnw aipy opaninga tor laka Je*aia> i on 4 (7 . F T 4 P/T 4 on cal (M tt I hour ante*. C a l tor data** A LP H A PER SO N N EL TO RCCE'Vf 'APPLICATION INFO P A C K E T PLEASE FAX Y O U R NAME • A D O R EB S A T TO L L -F R E E FAX a 18886556868 O R W R E T E T O Cruw t NetDept 7771,1901-17 •y O Drr. *223. Largo. FL W M Bay 33770 C U S TO M E R 34R YICE Outgoing partonaity Duties phones, k^il CO FM A N C IA L Sate*, eoaoctwn*. manager traxree poaWon Ftu n o x l background b e p M Comprehenerve benefaa pactApply in pemon teaa Oenerte Fte 1564 8 French Ava . Santord ----------= b A i A A v U X A M = ~ The toBowtng poaKtona are avakabt* Come and (ovt our Scpenor rated tacMy kwttellarw 4 11am-7am B AU U M ES B A U O e n C M DaBary Manor. 4076424. A ik tor Director of Nurs­ ing or apply withet 40 North ttgharay 1762, DeBary. Fton­ da D rug Free Workplace EO E.__________________________ --------------------B S t v l R ------------------Lake Mary drstrtoutor of out door power equipment aeeki C U M *B* COL Otver Mute in­ teract wee with people and have ctean drrvmg record Drug Free company Appfy In peraon 300 Technology Park-Lake Maty __________ DRiVER/WareHouae Vakd FDL a mu*l Aprox 20 25 hrk/wt. C a l tor appoewnanL 3264011. DELIVER T H E B E L L S O U TH •REAL Y E LLO W PAOCS* M Y O U R OW N O R VtO NfTY A R E A S SECLUDE S AN FO R D , WSETER M O B , L06EGWOOO LAKE MART, O V K D O , G EN EVA, D ELTO N A , O S TE E N A C H U LO U TA A LL R O U TE S RAY B O N U S A F T E R 1S T R O U TE CRUifteuRES Aptecants e u l be t l year* ate ar i mi m ifWBCWM ■s-dkjdam Fur da­ rn. hav* an rawed atee er m*a and L A B O R R IT E •" ♦ 3 3 0 -3 4 1 6 — * 100 • MEN a W OM EN N E E D C 0 Defy work Oaxy pay Vahcte* a P LUS N EED COM PANY VAN D R IV ER W / V A N Appfy xi person Days Inn Santord 4650 West SR 46 COME WORK W ITH TH E B E S T LABO R ER S N EED ED ™ FOR UNDERGROUND U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R F T . Y A R D P O S I- MfALTH M U R AM Cf AMO *01K PtAMI On»f 9 * W 9 p l»e » AM*VA MO M aw Ortv« H o n s Avafebte w/ benefits Musi have Ikxff operatng e x p . l-om end loader a * Appfy n perton Pebble Junction 702 S F ranch Ave Santord Musi kft 50 to* Drug Free Workplace* LABOR READY & W O RK TOOAY/PAIO TO O AY G A T O R L A N D IN G Appfy In f U 1 S French Ave 323-4343 N O W H IR IN G •SERVES FU N P LACE T O WORKI CaB (407) 330-1612 GENERAL M TE R V tE W tN Q NO W tor Easier photo pmmotxm af local m al Need Manager*. W ork­ er* S Eate*/ Bunnies. CaN 1•00-2356733 M AKE M O N E Y ’ with your own home based business with Shakte* 4 AT A T Fleibte schedule BE YOUR OW N B O B S Cell 3306930 ached uw an appeumment to fmd out to M ERRY M A O S HtettefO Car t Initxance Needed YYeekendt FR EE 331-5266 R t B id s n lls i C l t s n l n g W A N TE D 65 people needed senous about wighl Xwkheanh a ener- M O U V M A O IS N M N O F/T * M -F * B-tpm. WW Train. 407-7476007. % to 200 bteyouthtiJ fgure 30 day programs under (100 30 day quarenieed satisfaction N ttD C O Assistant Must provtee refer ence* and own Iransportatxxi Must be wffcng lo work wee­ kends and some week n^yns Send resume 10 But/ Ctean PO Box 470367. Lake Monroe FL 32747 C A L L NOW. 32*64** O R O W IN G C O N V E N IE N C E S TO R E CHJUN Now hang F/T 4 P/T clerks 4 assistant manag­ er* W* offer a steady weekly paycheck and w* have great benehta For an r uetvww pteas* coantact Debtee al 1 400-5524247 x 1342. leave HAIRSTYLIST Up to 50% commraaon BaneMs xt growing Lake Mary Saton FA N TA S TIC BAMS ___________ 3286100___________ H O N E S T. D E P E N D A B LE max) asarteants n*aoad lor nous* ctearung 5 dayteweek. 7 5 C a l 3 2 4 -llfT Now funng eipenenced C O O K S , B E R V IC IR S 4 DtBHW A S H ­ ER S , Tap pay. pate vecahont after t year Merkeal benetea and a Drug Free Work place 4650 E SR 44 West Sanford 407-330-7773 4 3770 Ortanoo D r-1762-Sanford. 407-3216304 DENNY'S R ESTAU R AN T. ------ RUffSEfTQSE-----P/T week-end help needed lor 7-3 shift *1 Guartkan Home Current test ate C PR Apply at 431 East Aeport B hd Sanfcxd HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beauefkJ 4 l a a n g hotel lo­ cated xt h e U C F area te hinng tor th* loaowmg positions BANQUET B ET-UR/BER VER . R ESTAU R AN T SERVERS. COOKS. BELLM EN , H OST/ H O S TE S S . C O C X TA B . SCRV1CERB, H O U S E P ER SO N. LA U N ­ DRY W O R K ER . M O O T C L E A N ­ ER. C O N C K N O E , OUCET S E R V IC E R E R R C B E N TITIV E . Appfy Xt person to Htteday frvt 12125 H u h Tech A**. Orlando EO E D R U G FR EE W O R K P LA C E OKI order* from home Ready eater For s u n -u p kiv l im e memberStep M*. MAX. (3 0 0 0 check/mo 10 C A LY P S O VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemonl Ave, W o r n Park. FL 32792 ~ 6 A R t-tB * C iM P L O Y E E te Who la looking tor extra frv tnvofvea re* MRIngtordarlng HRtrw ol M U ST SEND RE! P O Sox 1347, 32771-1437 PHONE PROS Salary r comm * bonus F/T or P/T. Related atmosphere smokxtg ok Debtee or Mew 787-9270 P R O O O C T C O O R D R IA TO R - * General office work plus help proces* 4 pack order* Ftequres phone, clerical, data entry teua* Smokxrg O K C a l Stenek Herb* 4 S p e c u M * . 321-2047 O O G O O O O O G O O O ASSEMBLY/ PRODUCTION WORKERS NEEDED! COME WORK WITH THE *126711! TO: " R IC lp T io M W CLER K TY P IS T Sanford area Ml* company seeking experience mdrvteuai time to: P O S ox 1384. F L *2771 or lex to: 407-3306042 Wa a rt currently Turing lor 2 Santord companies growing •dtoatad. rapidly and need dattcat hard workara. Induteru) axp l* pretecrad H you warn great pay ( I T OGhr.potential alter 6 month*). Medic 1 1 Inauranca and pate Tima Off CM ua now* i also offer nextote shift* Contact C O R E S TA F F at 330 77E9 lor more xdormaaon O O O O Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q (407) 869-0444 Now Hiring for Ssmlnoi* County Sales Associates Assistants F u l Time 4 Part Time L M it m ? ir r 2 We pay tor Experience *********** C U S TO M E R SERVICE R EP Gel xt on th* ground floor of a fail-paced. raptefy growing company! LABO R R ITE I* seek frig a hard working selt-motvet ad parson who is computer Mar­ fa and a team player growth potential fri an bte-paoad frteuafry Apply frl person al 2403 park Dr bafwean Bam and 2pm dafry or lax reaum* » : (407) 330-I49S ABn: Branch Manager. E O E C e l our 24 hr Job Line today! 1-900-711-JOBS EO E R be aveubw 4 ar mere h em a My BEGIN CALLING TO D A Y Muaxxa/M/Dwncark/Slandw) Cometkans/Dwa Jockey/Etc... TO RESERVE YOUR AREA. TO RECEIVE ’APPLICATION INFO P A C K E T Please (ax your NAME • ADORE SB AT TOLL-FMX FAX (h 1644 485 8B63. O W RITE TO : Crutee Netowrt. Dept 7271, 1901-17 W * « Bay O n . i225. largo, a 33770 3 30 A M -4 0 0 PM MONOAY TH R O U G H FRIDAY D O A . INC CELEBRITY CIPHER 407-314-7342 OR by Luis Campos Clearer Cener crypuerwn# #rv crewed from euotekon# b, I m a peepw peWandare*#nr ( r d u d u r r i e t r x w — -------- — r#der*c*rd o w m u __________ EOE__________ ESCROW ASSISTANT ■N I ’ Y W F V N W K R W F M I R I R K V G t H ‘ 64 reeuma to: PO Boa IM S, itford. FL a t m ar tarn I HI U F C a l Todeyi 4076116813 Oood pay 4 FDLraq-d NY" 8 W IV Z F K W Sanford area m m oompanx ha* xnmedUW pottbon avalabte 4076306042. E W I Z V O E K W V V I V I V E W I 8 F P . ’ F T M F O F - I R F O T N zTfl K W K V H W K I W D F O V . 8 C it y C o ih g * 353 Eate Hwy 416. Ste 200 Casaatterry. FL 32707 a n ted F R O N T D E S K C LE R K / N IG H T A U D IT O R F/T 11-7 LPH - Contractor* 4 Trucke n contact quickly, your teat* 4 N. Amenca New freightmatching sys 24 hr* Slvrsn SEEK ENTEBTArnCRt ANO ARTIST* OF ALL K»0 8 71— H a p W an ted C R U IS E U N E S SEEKS CMEFS/WAlTERS/ B Am EN D E R & 'P A S TR V G H E F S R E S TAlifULNT M AN­ AG ER S W ITH EXPERIENCE/ STEW ARD S-R O O M SERVICE/ H OUSEKEEPING , E T C R O U TE S RAID D A L Y ------------ O B H O T ------------ W •COOK D AYCARE TE A C H E R or Teach i t ' s ante Wteng to tram C M 322-00B4 3:00prw-t 1:00pm ognued ■MB ev person Otttona Healthcare habibtaiXMt Center 1351 E k cam Bfvd. Deaona EO E elp F/T 4 P/T CAETP ETM AN ITO R UL Nights 4 wkends I M V to start « some benefits Must hex* bans 4 phone Lv Mesa al 3216443 TO RECEIVE "APPLICATION INFO P A C K E T PLEASE FAX Y O U R NAM E r A D O R E 43 A T TO L L -F R E E FAX a P/T TE A C H E R A F TE N O O N 88SFT. WMtng la la in . CaB Jayea U1-7B3B Coma and fan o d carwg team of Nurkas and CNA'S Excel 71— H an ted O R W R E T E T O Crime Net work Dept 7271. 1901-17 VYtU Bey D r . *225. Largo. FL 33770 31M 0 iiimmum In the event of an error, the Seminole Horak) will be responsible for the first insertion only and only to the extent of the cost of that Insertion Please check ad for accuracy the first day it run* F/T 4 P/T lor a M.tior Manutac turmg plant in Sanlord Post lions are available on al! shift*. P»c*setter Pertonnel *1 130-2311 or 1 3 0 -1 IU ROUTE 1 308 631 1121 DEADLINES Tuosdtty thru Friday 12 Noon Iho day bolorn publication, Sunday 12 Noon Fnday a n ted mmmninii n SNICKERS CANDY ‘T CLASSIFIED AD RATES Senior*! Paid Training For High Wages (407) 423-1330 Ext. 221 Senior Resource Alliance FUNDED B Y THE DEPARTM EN T O f ELDER AFFAIRS ••900-771-3141 a i t 2 0 2 B ES T Horn* Busin*aa out there If you *1* serious about making money *r no Sek of prod, no nv no risk C al 262-3320 59— F in a n c ia S e r v ic e s Seminole Herald t -8 0 0 -4 8 8 7364 600-216-5413 S ale & Accredited Truck School COL. VATAApprv Job Assist W km d ctassr** National Truck School LMng aspens** counseling A medical P h £ K * > 2 » l^ 7 2 6 6 9 7 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ u c a t io n r a in in g P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : -Nothing from M o x a rtT — Conductor Sir T h o m a o B e e ch am , on h a ir in g h it aeventiath birthday M sgra m a . J �71—H elp Wanted 71—Help Wanted Pert Urn*/ Full Time 1ND.U.SIB1AL Want to M m 594003*1 or more? •No #«pen#ne* necessary •Start immediately •WA train •TOP S U t PAID WEEKLY Large Lake Mary company la leaking individual* with a* lambiy #«p tat. 2 nd and 3'd ahlflt available Only team ptayera need apply Wa otter full benefit* and paid time oil For more information pleaee contact CORESlalt al 330-7789. or W 40675 START NOW WITH JSI CALL t l M T N RIGHT HAND MAN TEACHER lor Pre-echool E» penanced CDA preferred San­ lord area Cell 321-5577 N a a d i 75 worker* dally. •|5 atgn on bonua to now #m‘Open • am 601 Dogtreck Rd. Longwood 3*0010* Seminole Herald. Sanford, Flonda •Friday. March 13, 1998 - 80 153— A S H tN O L E IN S TA L L E R S Toot* A ban* req CaN 330 0543 W IN D O W S E R V IC E T E C H N IC IA N 1 T e c tfrJtc A u y , “• 0oA CjjUlO B e •flAL TIME POSITION •EXPERIENCE PREFERRED •FULL COMPANY BENEFITS Monday-Fnday 7 30-4 30 Apply KINCO 237 Power court, Sanford 1-0OO-435-4676 TEWS Co. Staffing, Orlandos moat proleaaronal slatting aenrice. la currently recruiting FuN A Perl-lime clerical poeitlon* lor the lokmeng enmpa met T h a S k y 's th # L im it... With Capa Canaveral Crutta Law. you determine mtiat your paycheck m l he Wars looking tor motrvaled people wilti a good phone voice No experience nece* sary becauta ere tram you to mcceed You can maka IMO< hefcl Work m a tun atmoaphera Mechcal and dental insurance cath iprfti A tree etwees' 1000 ugn on borui avakatae ‘Central Florida * Mott Promlnanl Bank •PrettIgloo* Advertlalng Firm ‘Orlando ■ Large*! Health care Syatem ‘Fat la (I Q rowing Telecommunications Co. •Promlnanl Human Raaourtaa Contultlng Group Cad W - t T H M 0044 Ptaaio can Tear* Co 740 6000 tor more into EOC ADA NO FEE! Mon-Frl, Sam to > pm SECURITY OFFICER JO * Stalling ir p n m g w i m a • w w m v a Brandy S Aaaoc. SM-7444 SE M IN O L E L A N D S C AP1NQ N O W HI RING LANDSCAPERS • Ful time, darling pay 90 0 0 (7 OOtv SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN­ STALLERS • aapananca pra tarred 10 00 17 OOTw to dan DRIVERS - tor dump truck COL reqd Fui Tvna SITE WORK and eqwpnwni op­ erator Fu* Tima CALL 322*8133 5t WING MACH OPERATORS Large Sanlord compervea cur­ rently keeking mdrvrdual* wth induktnal sewmg machine and spreader/cutter eip •ORE AT M V •MOH-FRL FULL HUE •HOURLY M Y •PM CE WORK BONUS •GREAT BENEFITS MCLUCMNO MEDICAL WANTED: Individual* who are leaking a fulfilling people on ernated career ORE AT employ menl environment prolet non* I tutu* and benefit* Contrder the career ol Dental Assisting Formal edjcatmn of 1200 hour* Leading to State and National credential* Work m a latt paced, hightey technical ever changing caieei in the allied health fete ol Denial Assisting CaN Orange Technical Canter*Orlando Tech Denial Depart­ ment. 407-244-70A0, a It. 4035. Whether you ara already n tha work place ready to re enter or fust looking to tha future they have a program dettgned Ior rur*_________________________ WAREHOUSE PERSON Needed tor la'ge graanhoute W « be response*# tor P w * v j receiving Mutt be cape able ol Idling at Watt 50 tod and work tong next** hour* ForUR e*p helpful Apply m per ton 0770 W SR 40 Sanlord WAREHOUSE POSITIONS SHIPPBIO, RECEIYINO. PICK INO, PACKING A NO WARE HOUSING - RECOTON COR PORATION. the nation* lead mg ditlnbutof'manufacture* of eiecnomc accessories hat Immadiato opening* m it* Lai* Mary laewhet lor t*t and 2nd ahlh warehouse Hour* available: 7 00am-JJO pm , t 00am « >0pm and 4 00PM17.30AM. Mutt b* aw* to Ml a minimum ol 50 tot on a contm uout bavt For*Ml aipenence preferred Starling rat* 15 75 ttt thift. *5 95 2nd shift “ Muti paw math latl Apply in parton at 2950 Lake Emma Road Lake Mary a E O t. Piaaaa contact CORESTAFF at D O 77B9 lor an appeartment H SB RECOTON CORPORATION tha nation a tead<ng manufacturer d'tt'toutor ol conkumer etec troruc accessor** hat an Opening n ( i Lake Mary odea tor a Spray Palnlar, tat aMR, 7.00AM 000PM . Pnor apray panang aspenenc# with mead ad piaatic component* pra far rad Macnan<ai atatity to m anun ipray boodi and pant gun* A abaay to mantarn *141 ply inventory a mud Mull have eacaaanl communication tkJto and be de a r onenred Send reaume and *aiary ma­ te Human Raaourra* 5 J > Lake Emma Road lake Mary K 37746. or FAX ra»uma and aalary Nttory to 407 333 1964 EOS WELDEfV"* NkgFDg arp a mutt F/T Good paytoanaNi OFWP 299-1592 The Seminole Herald i s c u r r e n t ly accepting applications lor CIRCULATION MANAGER Tha id**l canddate *houU have patt nawapapar aipananca and ctrculabon managamant aapananca ia hatpful Interested canddala* Should FAX a raaum* lo Samlnola Herald . Ann: Nick Drawry FAX: 407-173-0404 or dakvar to M 0 N. Franch A**, Sanlord 93— R oom s Fo r R t For dtfwno room Piffaci concWiof* Can 260-0551 155— C o n d o m in iu m s WATER HEATER AOSMITH 40 gal eleclric, like new. 990 00 Cat 327-7793 199— P r r s & S u p p u ts HANDSOME MALE BLACK/ WHITE CAT. 2 5 yrs o « neu lereddeciawed Liner trained needs new loving'canng borne. *hoti current 327-1105 200— L iv e s S to ck /Fa r m u p p l ie s DOUBLE BAR ‘ M* Ranch local ed in Osteen Buy* beet'slaugh let cable Pick-up service i* available 323-0115 Fo r S ale EFFICIENCY Mart *erv eonvanwnl locution 323 BOOS ________ FURNISHED ROOMS-All ulilt md laundry phone, and M u*» 985 990 * week 324 4955 Lake Mary 9300 drp *7Vwk Dep nego WO pnr*. spa ac: m i imokng ok 324-9193 9*9— A r a m m i n i s ■ U n i D K N is tii i) 2 OREAT LOCATIONS 1 4 2 Bdrmt 9375-9450 Mon 321-0122 APARTMENT LOCATORS Never a la*. AX area* 1000-1304*40 APARTMETNS 9300 • up tame drp a* rent No pel* or children Cai 322 3342_________________ OnOUNDSKEEPER WANTED For 250 apt crenmurnty totaled in Sanlord F/T petition Good Benefit* It inlerrtlad call 322 1051 E O E I D F W P ___________ M A R IN E R 'S V I L L A G E 1 *vt aoa 1 eomi 5410W0 7 e r«U 5470*40 AND UP 323*6670 NOT HIM0 BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU' GoiNiew Apt* on Rinehart Rd A 46A Lk Mary All apt home* * pnv aitrmvgaiag** Stale ofth# art activity t in#** lac.tity O: r n today Slop but or cal 302 2007 lor a person* showSS --------------------------HOSE LEA VILLAS in Special •*410 Worm HUO OKAY 407-3300033 SANFORD STUDIO APT Sngw perton water met 1340 mo ♦ 9200 dep 373-0431 118— O f t ic e R S pace Fo r om es Fo r S ale SANFORO(l/3) Pto* Rrtg# Dub 5575 mu MAKE DA Corp Real to* 4040400 103— H o u s l s U n t l r n i s i i i 1) NOTICE Al rental and real eita-e adver h*#mem» era *ut)f*Ci to. fh# Federal Far itouwig Act. when make* 4 rtegai to adverbs* any pralaranca. krtvlabon. or dacrwrvnakon bated on race, col­ or rekgwn. tar handicap, faitu* or national orern 5500 DOWN__WHY RENT? Whan you can own tfv* 3 bdm hom* w C-HA new pamt A car­ pal 7 Atk about HUO home*' Tha HlXlman Oroup. Inc. .,.2210999 _ LAKE MARY 3Y1 S Clean. CHA large lencad yard. IK Mary school* Ret required SCSOmo • 9650. k*c dep 1 304 4001370 ____ SANFORD VM.LA 273 150 Long Leal Pm* C e . gar. 66S0'mo • dap 7900140 or 333-4540_____ SANFORD 1 A 2 bdrm apt* Hiit ore D ill, conv location From 9265mon 9210797 For S ale m u ju A u Two detached home* on one tof 1 13 • tarmry room 2 271 • tcreened porch 3 Ig ut*ity tfdg tor both 564 900 md new carpel and we wa hep arrange the tmanemg Broker Owner R F/W BC MOVE4N-CONO. I t 5 New car pet A paml Nice yard, end front porch 955.000 Aa I* □COE CALLAWAY, R*atlor (407) 9240211, E lt. 109 Re.ilty R e so u rc e s QROVEVKW 972. •*! *1 kX. up graded matter *o4* n**t to park Maka often 103 000 DC DC CALLAWAY, Realtor (407) 2340211, Cat 10A VACANT 4/1 w l a xtra fa n c a d lo t. N a a d s re p a irs . O n l y 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 BY OWNER. Banter* 13. pod refmithed new root fenced back yard 159 000 0 6 0 Cal tor mot* mkvnabon 222-1207 o n d o m in iu m R en ta ls om es 157— M ent SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Sulla* avallabla • 1100 SF A 1500 SF. 407-221-7004 141— H 141— H SANOLEWOOO-t/1 UpsUirs New appl A CH A over looks pool New pant carpel Reduced to 125 200 Can 322 9315 GOVERNM ENT FOR ECLO SED Home* tram panne* on | l Devnguent Tai Repo t REO* Your Area Toa Fra* (1| 500 2169000 f n H 7205 tor currant MlLAKE FRONT 2/2 Poof frpK Fla rm. Ig gam* rm. Can AC **7 heat punp 2 (Ml bktg* hurt tree* 195 900. Ateo. Ukalrom. 2 64 acre* Hawthorn# FL 117.500 Cal (904) 789 4502 "O P EN H 60 SE SAT, MARCH 14.19SE 1rOO - 900 PJL Re a l esta te , 3 2 2 -7 4 9 8 SANFORD 171 frame, tvg tot I CHA. U t r*lh 94 5K fued up 139 900**4 695 6151 SANFORO I d Gorgaonou*. remndetad. new CHA t carpel No down 9470-mo 319-3750. SANFORO 53 CHA carpel 14* comar tot 975 000 Mutt tea'1 C*l 123-1457 or pgr 3100973 SANFORO AREA-1/3 MUST SEUJ C H A double >*r*g* fried yam 300 Rote Dr Can even mg* 349 5467 ISANFORO tendyman Steal 2 t or 371 block CHA 520K Worth 955K rued G'eal rental 596 5 f St IANFORO Re31 doc* home huge treed tot ne*1 10 park G'eai are* C H A 559 900 low dn 54 70. mon 6955151 ST JOHNS RWCR 2 acre* 3725 Tree* Nepiace doc* much mar# 5204 000 349 9750 A f tm tO A H I! H07,11 S v i N tim i 1 PROP! H ill S Mhx ■■■m T a r a r o s hate Cs* I I 1 04 2/3 SpM 1963 Kirk furn sem rm carport 511500 34 a 44 3/3 SpM 1962 Sky*n* New carpet vmty, lap skiing Managers Special 916.900 LA O K S CUSTOM Wedding1An ntversary ring Round, center stone ml Diamond accent* and Emerald band* Single piece ring Appraisal 99100. will *e> lor 90800 Call 324 0067 to m a k ^ £ £ M ^ r«v ^ ^ e w e le r* _ 211— A N T I O U T / C O L L T C T I B lt S MODERN FURN. t Antique* 1 PIECE or Whole Household 904-774-2225/407060-3513 217— G arage S ales M U L T I -F A M I L Y G AR AGE SALE FRI -t30VSAT-14to 6am-12pm lake Mary Woods tub 17-92 lo Weldon to Lake or Country Club Rd to Mam to Webster Baby items, toy*, clothe*. Christmas, brass bead board, desk, kitchen, mtsc household YARD S A LE Sat Only 9 5 No Early Birds'’ Priced cheap to tell- 603 iCheroSee C*, Sanford OPEN H OUSE S a l. M s rc h 1 4 th , 9 -3 10 Pre owned home* Immeriate occupancy 3 bd-m* from 512 000 Low down lor quakfied apple amt C A R R IA G E C O V E 3 2 3 -8 1 6 0 OWNER FINANCMG . customed 2/1 tmge w«)a Covered patn triad rue# carpel, solid wood dresser* 6 cabmen 91500 down 4 9199 mo 3220717 PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Homes 53 000 to 16.000 Sal Up Financing O U K TI 221-2441 159— R e a l E s t a t e W a n ted (40 7 ) 3 22 -2 6 11 5 -FA M ILY YARD S A LE S A T M A R . 14th 8-4 Hidden Lake tub 324 Bored* Rd Variety ol good tongs*" MVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS enem a 181— A & p p l ia n c e s WE’RE SCLUNO HOMES Cal a Sanford tpacialt! Jem-gan propadw* Atk tor Dot WkH#f93301 AS Of 9900259. E on Aaport bom 17 92 to S on Park Av* lo E on Woodland 153—A creage Lot For BED-OUCEH sir* black wrought *on canopy and prerrvar orthopadc M l Never used. tM bo.ad, COM *1200 San 9325 CaMSTI-TSIE BED* ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS *Mn 5 year W4rrang Nev­ er used Twin 975 FuX 90S Oueen 5115 King (165 Call CENTRAL HEATER/AIR furanca A mapla l « > bad J nego Can 3220117. DAY BED Whit*. Victorian uyte with 2 Iwin mabraua* A bunda Never used 5300 407MATTRESS SALE • Fu* u/a u**d boa spring* A mattress 165 00 Larry* Man 322-4132 Alum. Can* Copper / Braes Kokomo Recycling: 121-0004 111 W. Firsl-kMF A-1. «at »-1 223— M is c e l l a n e o u s FREE: 6 -drawer dresser A *ma> steeper couch A mattress CALL 3230117. TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVEI Commeroaitiome units from 5199 00 Low Monthly Payment* FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAY 1000-711-0156 2 3 1 — C a r s Fo r S a l e 1966 BUICK Park Av* Run* ok* good Asking 5600 Cell 303--7052 •1 OLDS CUTLASSS Run* Good. 9300. Firm. CaH 33*0443 SEIZED CARS from 9175 Porsche*. Cadillacs. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvette* Also Jeeps, 4WDs Your area Toe Fra* 1 600 218 9000 Ext 2200 lor cur­ rant Irshngs 238— V e h ic l e s W a n ted For stonfc C*n. TrucM A Mac* «SEP AVCPCA e C A C l T j f f r t t f O Saturday. March 14th 111 Oarrtaon Dr. 240— Boat Rentals B IG Y A R D S A L E W 17th S I . from Par* 10 Oak Fn A Sat 6 5 F IS H M BOATS FOR RENT Starting at 930 A up Also 24’ Pontoon Cal 130-1612 ES TA TE SALE 2750 Country Club Rd Everything mutt gobemg forced to move Fab ( 7 8 1 11. 14. 15 F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e LAKE MARY Cutt Ml 12 On Grrtoak. pond 5M.500 RENOVATED New crplpaml ape*CH A Aa torn *t*y* g*.re bo A deck 954.900 SC POOL Pra-toraciota 12 kv/ (V i 1am 2 car gar cpn 544.000 4710 Renovated Car kmc tte. •ac *y* toed yd 954.900 MARKHAM WOOOS M M 3 bath 1 2 acre* Ova* 3100 tq II LwaknTlam, *em pod 1294.500 2 1 9 — W a n t t d to B uy CASH 999 PAID! B IG Y A R D S A L E 444-7347 PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SPACE tor rent wrrh tceme wa lailnjiYi view Located al Hidden Harbour Marina m th* Port ol Sanlord Approk 1600 sq >1 11500 mon base rani Cal 407322-1610 TO BENEFIT TORNADO VICTM BILLY FIELDS Sal A Sun. 6am-3pm Any do­ nated yard tale item* appreciat­ ed 135 Pmeerest Or, Sanlord Can 322 3134 W O L FE T A NN IN G B E D S W A N T T O G E T R ID O F ALL TH AT S TU FF? A YARD SALE t* the parted way to do tha! and toe Stm lnol* Herald can bong people to your door Adverti** your **<e m to* Samlnola HaraW tor only 5 51/ kne and welch toa Items leave white to* money come* in Cal by Noon on Tuesday and your 5Wte ad can run tor tore* day* in to* Herald lor ONLY SS.1S11 Al wa ask it that you prepay toa ad Cal us we can bap" HUGE RUM M AGE SALE! H M U 'S B .t C t o BEAUTIFUL 3 bd 2 bate w*n tcreenad pool A paho Fam rm with bnc* Uapiac* C H A Many bute m* A itorag* nook* (007) 333-2430 om es w c Sanford. FI 92773 ST E N S T R O M REALTY H ales YARD S A LE C A R R IA G E C O V E (4 0 7 ) 3 2 3 -8 1 6 0 P A l H O M IO M N I | ** T 11. f L fa tP ( MT I . ♦a* 1 l 4*1. I ONLY 1 7 0 ,9 0 0 o b il e For S ale S 1516 Easl 2nd Si Comer ol 2nd A Summerlin Ave Fum. some antique*, toy*, house­ hold items. AC A Elec parts ctotoes, TOOLS, Air co o p . too much lo list, and much much more"1 207— J e w e l r y U A U fftt tP-^iT t y MeA.ri/*- arage M O V IN G S A L E S A T/S U N 9-2 SOLtO CHERRY Quean Anna Starting * »777wk Historic Downtown 330-4473 10 0 — C 217— G BUILDtNO LOTS off 427 acm u hom Sunland Estates 323-5232 or pgr 4440599 i n WEEKLY RENTALS & p p l ia n c e s F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e 4 A 4/10 acres Reduced to 159,000 e iv iR ir a uasow r e a lty (407)7400500 ent 181— A S ale W ekiva Pines B lvd . accau cad* 100 SALES AdENTS---------------------- Lo creage DELTONA 10 acre* Ideal tor moGt* homeut* hortev cattle, farming or nursery1 Zoned agri­ cultural 93.900/ACRE Sm down wtowner finance 904-7871772 pr 9O4-7I7-402? OAKRIOGE FARMS - Osteen/ Oetlona area 10 acre*, ideal tor horses or catlle larm Mobile home or home vie Zonod agn 944,900 Financing ava* ml sm down payrru.nl (904) 7670300 WORK FROM HOME P/T F/T 560056.000 * mo R OO FiR S WANTED Helper* alto Mutt tiava trant ponation Cal 3721449 A KIT ’N" CARI.YI.K ® h> l.urn WriChf WORK FROM HOME *962 55.947/mo PT/FT Free booklet 1-400-373-4106 www wfhonlln* com •Eitra pay to drtvafs. A 71—HELr Wanted FRVSAT B-4 4931 Hwy 17-e2-C*»*#4b*fry Community Untied Memod-sl Church 5 backer baker to* ol doth**. household item* toy*, bocks, jewelry, tool*. #i arose equipment Excellent quality lumitur# and lot* ol mwe F U R N IT U R E A U C ­ T IO N SAT •2 PAL O onl ml** ttd* on*! I 241— R e c . V e h ic l e s / C a m p e r s F o r S ale IS74 AJRSTREAM 95 fL 94,500 caah buy. 122-0426 19B1 24 »L Wlnnabaao 300 ang . Onan gar*. AT, PB. PS. root *v. tome . YWva w/twan. rwtng. micro. tol bath, steep* S. sm app* • kach wer* aid 17.900 3 0 2 0 2 3 3 1H 7 ROTALE h U U K A . 46 teat, sab contaxted, bore kitch­ en. bi-axte. 5 awing*, 2 stectnc Mda, (5 H A 11 R. Al upboni CoM 940<k| asking 929(k) LA* new *41-424-071* H U G E S A L E Sanlord Crtsrs Pregnancy Censer 1002 Franch Av# (17-92 A 1041 St) Mac earn* A tom Sal Only. 9-3 ROYAL VOVAOER Pr#»*d#ntial 1904 32 fl rear bad. awning, lot* ol storage Many extra*, non-smoker, •*£ cond. Priced to *MI C al 330-7442 269-C leaning S ervices 288-Legal S ervices MOVE-IN-OUT Specials Ole — Prasaur# Wastong— Fra* aM 302 7220 or pgr 3720110 A-Z LewTach Drvorc* 955. Custody 175 Bankruptcy *75. Nam* Changi *55. Eto 24 hr* (407) 522-0347 httpJTwww-mlndsprtng.com/ Sa u 12J ACRES OUean area Rr.ar accau Owner financing Only 955.000 Cal 132 0095 ST E N S T R O M r e n t a l s M MAYFAIR OAKS 13 w/ lam rm. dbl gar. Ig *cm preh. on waiar Laate wl option 9115051150 NORTH LAKE VILLAGE 272 Condo lake accau w/ trpie pool teaiew'opt 954079500 J M DOYLE (407) 923-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT CONSULTANTS W b hava posltlona avallabla for: •CUSTOMER SERVICE -3 0 -3 5 H o u rs per week -Flexible schedules •WAREHOUSE -S h lp p g/Hecelv g -V a tlo u t locations • O rd e r P ullers -V ariou s shifts • Forklift exp a a 117— C o m m e r c i a l R en ta ls LEASE Prim* thowioom A warahout* 110.970 eq It SR 441 frontage 407-576-2500 N e e d IO O p e o p le LONOWOOO-SUtTE. Sub 1*1 (3) officat 9250 A 9350 utrtie* *1cludad 767-003*.______________ OFFICE7WH8E 3.000-15.000 al From 93 1 ! Prvn# location Hwy 17-92 Sanlord t Df tram Airport Btvd CaH 9340440 JlmTSua for a week long assignment setting up new department store in Oviedo. P IM M M il 0 PC (407) 260*5086 _________ Wo Fm e o e __________ yefur In L u c k l 2 5 3 -A d R Wc Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! d it io n s & e m o d e l in g • Single Story Dtson • No On* Below or Abovt • Energy • Efficient Studio, 1 A 2 Bedroom Affordable Apirtmenls • Friendly, On-Srte, Dependable Management • Attic Slongi. Private Patio A Mori! HEW REMOOELREPAM Door*, window*, carpenby sxkng decks A concrete 123-4632 S G Baum C8C19480 Sanford Court Apartments PROFESSIONAL Same day/ text day service on an apLow rates, tormerty ml iesr* Accptmg Vi*a/MODitc/ kMEX Cal Rchard 281-0530 256-Appliance R epair 3291 8 . S s n f o r d A v b . • S a n f o r d 2 5 9 -B ed & B rea kfast 323-3301 -TH E WHITE ORCHK)' Oeeantrom Bed A Breakfast ton A vary romanbe escape BUY A NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME FOR LESS THAN RENTING A MOVE M SPECIAL!! 400 M) ft A up* 9200 A MONTH OfficeStorage 331-0120 or 133-7554 0FF5CE70FFICE - WARE HOUSE Now AvaXabi* Guardian Paraonal Siitorag# C al tor d a ta * 574 2500 IC o u n t r \j C h a r m ^ city convenience in APPLIANCE STORE, in. *11 t-H*). 174, ta n k in i (407) 134-7072 , 1 InsiaUtionl Wm957nt. t e a i i . VB. VAphrct. on-site £ ! >c o c o s 7 n s u » r a n Select your lot at PALM POINT, SANFORD M o . P .l. • Reconditonad & Rrtuit W iih ir i. D rytn . Relfigeritors A Drthwwhart 2 6 2 -C a b in e t s ALL TYPE CABINETS reface/ • o o d m c t i u l unAcountertop' toora/new cab m en 324-0410 A M MOVE-IN SPECIAL 1BDRM/ 1 BATH 680ie.fL 2 BDRM/1 BATH 1028 e* ft. 2 BDRM/2 BATH 1128>e.tt. • Hpertous A|iartmcnu wlUi tarse OuarK* • U i r Pruiii • \ullc)tmll • Hparkllne I tool • Tfim la Court* 264-C arpet 4k I nstallations •CARPET-HAROWOOO-CE RAMK>SALES-UCS/ ISUIVSrice 1944* 331-0411 or LEWM JANTTORUL SUPPLY _ _ 269-Cleaning S ervices U CLEANM Q SVC R#*kV xxrrn Free e «. 324-0327/or pgr or minted te«ponaa 9BS-39SI A P O LLO C U A M B IQ SVC ComnVRaard Ouakty Svc/Sal teiACjjgn mat Lx/ln* 121-0944 INCLUDING LOT C all to see If you qualify for this opportunity to own a new hom e. 4 0 7 - 3 3 9 -8 7 3 3 HomeMOIcTCondo'Apart WkVM-wktyTMo U S C m S U R W702S-7SA2 4070290 27S * MEDC0 DEVELOPMENT 0* ufai price of 173.990 mane* FHA loan. 30 yrs. APR 816 C o u n try L a k e Apartments U s e d W a s h e r s A D r y er * f r o m ASO.OO a a . 1714 Udsewoed Awe.. I mined • 110-1104 14122 Dacki"WaIu'Doves'ttomas' HMtotog* n« i/Comm‘ Fre* EsV LJaoVteur---------------- — 910 dry wan. remodeling Iron* Can 282 7069 281-Irrigation & _______ R epair_______ 308—T ermite R epair SPRINKLE n REPAIR AX make* A models New complete 4 tone tyiiem Specie) 1950 321-3717 285-Landscaping AX *•»«** prowted oapandabi* and aXorttaUte •Cal ree S ervice CHEAP1 O K A P I Tree removal prunmg7lnt*ann*/lotM scaprig Utc/lnaur U 1 287-Lawn S ervices MASTERS TERMITE* WATEIte FB K DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 4070224077 312—T Tra# cuongtvurang Landscapa grackng Top »o47M d«/gravel Back-hoMbob cat Haesonabla rite* RANCH RENTALS ORASS l e a n in g Fra* eat. LtoAna. HANDYMAN-Pamtmg. AAA 300-P ressure CaH to* Bead! Fra* Estimate* Great serve*. ReVComm CaH 12S-77SS I mprovements OAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION Rea*. 407024-1111 E 0 PAHA SERVICES Dlvoroa IKXVWin* 940 CaK (407) 324-0371 24 hr*. C 280-H ome C o n s u l t in g 263-C arpentry W IT H 1 Y U . L I A M M U-BUY-IT- I will Assambte Hit Appl*1oye an I clr/aic. Local houaaeaaa A T I-1041 2 6 1 -C o m pu t e r CARPENTER. A l Hom* rtpabs, painting A caramc Me Richard Oroaa 321-5972 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT 278-H andy M an CHARLES 0. (Dan) MBXER. BuAdar. CBC057265. Ftes. Comm. remodel, addrbona. rapavM C. VISA .....407020-1741 I I S — O f f ic e S p a c e F o r R ent 275-D bvwall DRYWALL*STUCCO-Rapav* Wan A CeWng Taituret ^ 4 a t c h # ^ ^ o g e o n j^ 2 ^ U ^ _ DON PICKREN TREE SVC Treh/stump removal Free a*t UcsAntur 121-7342 lor Fra* SB4PSO NS Ptof Tree Svc. 2q yrs t i p 24 hr Norm damage Senior e s c o r t . Total baa care Frea asumala* Bucket buck avallabla C a l 327-47M SUNSCAPC LAWN MONT Fret EstimatesA-ow Rate# MO-7174 O R EO G R O M LAWN SERVICE RES/COM Q U A LITY C A R E FREE E S I. 323-0934. Advert)te Seminole Herald for the Cleselfled (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 TOM M Y RUNYON Lawn A Tree Svc kc/lna. raard/com Bucket buck, Mump gnm ng. fra* *M CaA 224-1476 day in the NEW a month. Cell �SB •Sominolo Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday. March 13. 1998 b y C h ic Y o u n g D L O N D IE ( l i s t e n , mv V- TH E BO RN LO SER UH. DMCf t 5CCIA TO HNVt U ltf UO ACTUALLY G0ME.TKIN6 VCR.Y, SOUTHING)1 r - r-------- —=Cl V6KY 5fAMX /-r*-------—= 3 0cv, ip you know WWAT5 <5000 POC YOU/ KXJ LL REMEMBER TVItS -'STORY TWE WAV | REMEMBER IT Sugar is a no-no for many diabetics DEAR OH. COTT Mv faxtinR blntxl sugars consistently run aliout 3IM) mil ligrams/deciliter. I know (hat I should ^— 'v limit sugar in my diet, but my doctors won t tell me how- much I can have DKAH READER: None. You have to eliminate table suRar, cane suRar and corn syrup (commercial sweetened from your diet, because you are dia­ betic Ordinarily, the fastinR blood suRar should not exceed tin mil­ ligrams per deciliter. Yours is clearly too high, indicating that you don't have enough insulin to cnrrect it. Therefore, one answer to your prob lem is to eat no sugar whatsoever Refined sugar is not u vital nutrient; you can do without it. DEAR DR. (iOTT I have a chronic funRus infection under my breasts, along my waist, under my arms, and in my genital area What causes this1’ Creams don't work DEAR READER: Yeast infections of the skin and genitals arc common in diabetics I suggest that you bring this to your doctor's attention and by A rt Sansom< - have a blood sugar determination If you have diabetes, yeast infections can be extremely hard to eradicate JUST Otic GIGMMTC'TN: (OWUTl? until your sugar levels are brought riLC r e c o u p KTOUNTb PELEiVAOX1 under control with diet and or modi cine To give you more information. I am sending you a ropy of my Health Report “Diabetes Mrllilux " Other readers who would like a ropy should send 12 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P O Rox 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY loiSfi He sure to mention the title DEAR DR CiOTT I have th ree questions Does pulling a child's hair keep it full and strong' 45 Heat unit (a b b r ) 1 T y p o o l rem ark 46 Use a la w n­ 6 A id e ( a b b r ) cutting 10 O m e n _ m achine unit 20 23 26 27 30 Toddlers' toys Rude looks Last m o. A nnapolis grad Poor grades Saw -toothed C uts Positive vote Llm o user C harge with 32 34 35 36 37 Package Singer Franklin Dried grape Fish ing pole French season 39 To p of a w ave 40 C o n script ae 42 Agree declaration 51 Scatl 54 H orsem anship school 55 singer Frankie — 56 K nob 57 Stekol s partner H 1 T H E R 1 N H E R E P R 1 E S T DOW N 1 H ollyw ood s elephant boy □□□ □sranmii 2 — and void 0 3 ------------------ R hythm 4 French □ □ □ □ □ □ noblem an 5 Aircraftsm an 9 Yew or pine 6 Oty 11 River In 7 Digging tool Belgium 8 Dry 12 Ore analyst 7~ 3 +< iw w a * 1-900-454-3535 000000 13 16 20 21 22 e«t code 100 23 3— 24 25 27 26 n 16 2* 31 Vigorous brushing day in and day out — to the point of bleeding — will not help protect against dental dis­ ease In fact, overtime, intense brush ing may wear down the enamel, as well as injure the gums Ask your den list to instruct you in proper brushing technique I lest O 1S94 by NC A Inc On the day of superstitions Hy I'hillip Aldrr On the second of four Friday thi* I3ths this yrar. how do you view super stition? There are superstitions at the bridge table, like -queen over jack,” bul they are excuses for avoiding analysis On this deal, South was in four spades West led a heart. East taking two tricks in the suit before exiting with a diamond After winning in hand, declarer played a spade lo dummy's are and a spade lo his king When the queen didn't drop. South conceded de­ feat, losing one spade, two hearts and one club. “That was unlucky.” claimed South “The spade queen wasn't over the jack. And I took the percentage play in trumps ” Rfour ‘Birthday Saturday. March 14.1998 In tha year ahead, you might maka some sensarve revisions m your basic philoso­ phy to keep current wrth developments Th e se changes will prove to be quite beneficial P IS C E S (Fe b. 20-M arch 20) A situation In w hich y o u 're inte re ste d h as been undergoing some positive alterations thal weren't apparent lo you or others — until to d a y. T ry in g to p a tch up a b ro k e n romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to maka the relationship work Mail $2 75 lo Matchmakar. c/o this newspaper. P O . Box 1756, Murray Hill Station. New York N Y tOt 56. A R IE S (M arch 21-A p ril 19) Several valu­ able relationships can be strengthened today if you show a willingness to cooper­ by Jim Ntattick ANNIE Typ e of curve G u n grp. Tiff Swim mer Williams Card com bination District In G erm any Rom an tyrant Irritated F low er holder Egyptian goddess Confined FN for Ingesting G lossy ly fabric fa 40 Deposited m oisture on 41 Brass Instrument 42 Traffic tie-up 43 Tennis player Lendl 44 C h e r's es. S o nn y 46 Double 1 47 ------------------ 1 46 Left 60 Vital statistic before a Although some religious mystics in India have adopted the habit of hang ing stones from their penises in order to lengthen their organs, I think this practice is crazy I’ulling on it at night isn’t going to help either. Leave well enough alone ROBOTMAN* Answer lo Previous Puzzle 12 E le c tric c u rre n t 49 O p e n 14 15 16 17 19 NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN to I'ulling hair is uncomfortable and unnecessary This practice will not strengthen the hair shaft SHE. UjAWTS A ‘tOUOS. — \ | SlUGCE. iAJDERAJDE/JT Pf&SECUTOK TO INSTIGATE y < IV* ACROSS T— DEAR READER No. no and no 1/ H Y M J IH E r T s T A W 0 6 A Actually, your LDII value is only borderlinc high and. in the absence of symptoms and other abnormal blood te sts, can probably be ignored However, your family physician is the best judge of the significance of this finding and whether further investiga tion (such as a lung scan and stress test) should be carried out Of course, one must also consider the possibility th at the lab made an error Therefore. I recommend that you follow your doctor's advice, which should — in my opinion — involve a second LDII determ ination in o few weeks CXI IMDCnO^'^OtA/UWrSI tuMnvlUnn”* Does stretching my penis at night when I go to bed help lengthen it' by H ow ls Sch ne id er DEAR DR COTT: My LDII is 452 What does this m ean' All my other blood tests are normal, and I feel fine DEAR READER: laictic dehydroge­ nase is an enzyme produced by the liver and other body organs The nor mal values are 200 to 450 units per milliliter. The enzyme is released into the bloodstream from a wide variety O IU M lL U : Does brushing your teeth until your gums bleed help present cavities' E E K A M E E K ______________ of afflictions, including liver disease, heart damage, certain anem ias and m alignancies, kidney disease, and blood cloU in the lungs DR. 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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 13, 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/c632d58ad579435afb4cceec53557df0.pdf bc67c7c58fd6ff99d48c57ecffc3cbaa PDF Text Text FRIDAY February 13, 1998 50 Cents Sanford Herald S e rvin g S a n fo rd , La ko M a ry and Sam ino lo C o u n ty alneo 1 9 0 8 90th Year. No. 124 • Sanford. Florida Flight service expanding at Sanford airport By NICK PFKIFAU7 Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Following the of­ ficial ceremony today at the Orlando Sanford Airport, dally flights will be available be­ tween Sanford and Allentown. Pennsylvania. The flights, by Sun Pacific International. Inc. (SUNPAC1, based in Tucson. Arizona, are to be scheduled one per day. every day except Wednesday. Tom Walnwrtght. president of the airlines, flew to Sanford this morning to officiate In the inaugural service dedication ceremonies. Walnwrtght also has Wainwrlght's Vacations, which Is headquartered in Pennsylvania. Through that, he plana to offer flights to Grand Cayman. J a ­ maica. St. Marten. U.S. Virgin Islands, Turks and Caicos. According to Orlando San­ ford Airport Executive Director Steve Cooke, the new service to and from Pennsylvania will provide another positive growth opportunity for the a ir­ port. "We are very excited about the potential for this program, particularly with an experienced tour operator like Tom Walnwrtght.' Cooke said. The airport's Director of Cops seek suspicious car; photo of suspect released Marketing and Development Ray Wise, said persona will be able to depart from Sanford as well as from Allentown. Moat of the flights Into Sanford - are from the Caribbean or over­ seas. but with the new Sun Pacific agreement, there are now two carriers with flights In the continental US. The one a l­ ready In operation Includes three flights a week to Biloxi. Mississippi. Bank, and are following a clue that a suspicious car was In the parking lot an hour before the crime. An unknown m an was stopped in front of the bank stating he was ‘out of gas*. Police have run his tag through the Osceola County Sheriff's Office and are waiting for re­ sults. It Is undetermined at this time whether the individ­ ual had anything to do with the robbery that occurred at 3:40 p m. "We're still checking into It.* said a Lake Mary police of­ ficial. A white female, approxi­ mately 27 years old. entered the Colonial Bank, located at the com er of Lake Mary Boule­ vard and Lake Emma Road, with a knapsack and Implied that she had a gun. Police say that she made off with about $11,000 In funds. The woman eras last seen running in the According to Information re­ leased from Sun Pacific, the cost of a round trip between Sanford and Allentown Is $158. Allentown is considered an ex­ cellent location due to Its close proximity to Philadelphia and western New Jersey. Last month, when It was a n ­ nounced that Walnwrtght would be opening new flight service from the Orlando Sanford Air­ port, It was expected only the new flights to the Caribbean island area would begin. Sun Pacific will operate Boeing 727-200 Stage III air­ craft in the flights between Sanford and Pennsylvania. Flights are scheduled to leave Sanford at 6 p.m. and a r­ rive in Allentown at 8:25 p.m. The return trip will leave Allen­ town at 8:30 a.m. and arrive In Sanford at 10:55 a.m. Valentine’s Day: Love Is in the air asked four couples to tell their secrets to a perfect relation­ ship. the great benefits of commitment, what some of the hot spots are to take that Lonnann practice does make perfect Both had done the whole dating routine and hadn't found the right person, Lonnann attends EmbryRiddle Aeronautic University and McKee to a senior a t fiemlnole High. They met a t work and became good friends, *We were friends first and It to better to be friends before you Jump Into a relationship. We got to know each other.* McKee said. Finding happiness to not Just finding someone, though. McKee says, you have to mid the rt#U person. They haven't been tngrth rr that long but everything senna to dick when they are. Lon n ann and McKee feel the key to a great rela tionsh ip la truat In Ood. No m atter what Lady Rams basketball team one game away from championship problem arises, they have and In her mind Matt to the one. win work through it with his N't Not Always Lon assistance. At First ti|ht "The greatest thing about Hannah Culp had every class having Matt la I always have a best friend. He understand me. with Brian Long her freshman forgives me, and lets me know year. She could not stand when I*m wrong. Matt to corn- three years ago but now they pletely flawless. I've looked for are both seniors at Seminole one but found nothing.* ex- High and don't spend one min­ ute apart. pressed'McKee. Culp says, that his sense of Aa for arguing. McKee feels that fighting to definitely not humor drew her toward him. healthy, however, discussing Not to mention having school something to. Lonnann also together Culp and Long also thinks that's It to fine to dtoa- work at the same company. The benefit to being In a re­ p e e but not to fight, lationship Culp stoles. Is that McKee and Lonnann ballroom dancing classes to- you always have someone there gether which to one of their to hug. 'Brian to always there to lis­ hobbies, The moat difficult ditomms | a ten to me and he truly under­ living about 45 m inutes to an stands me. We have a very hour a p a rt McKee will be •pedal bond. It'a funny be­ graduating In May and hopes cause we will constantly finish to attend Daytona Beach each other's sentences,* Culp said. Community College. After being together over a Valentine's Day to still up in the air but as for future plana, year Culp and Long have been McKee says, there to no doubt *ln order for a team to beat u s they have to liave a great defense and a very hard press, even better than Pensacola which was one of the toughest we've seen all year. They have to work well as a team, like we do. and they have to be strong both inside and outside. We are deep enough that shutting down one or two players w ont make a difference.* *A team will have to have more heart tk*n us. more confidence. They will have to truly bdlevc they can beat ua and want It more Art association Invites public to attend cultural happening *The judge for this year's ex­ hibit will be Tom Jones.’ said Faye Siler, co-chairman for the event ‘ He to a noted water col­ orist from the Orlando area. Mr. Jones y c t o h i r a In Flor­ ida land sea pea.* Drawings will be held during the show for prizes donated by Are Hardware. Sanford, Crafts N Stuff. Sanford. The Village Paint Shoppe, Lake Mary, and Peart Artist and Craft Supply, Altamonte Spring*. Various artists have also donated paintings for the drawings. Finger foods and punch will be served. The public Is Invited S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N E O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C . 1 11 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �2 A •Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. February 13, R o m a n tic rela tio n sh ip s Antiquarian book lair nance training sem inar in Spanish. The seminar will be held Feb. 20 from 8:30 a.m. to noon at Seminole County Ex­ tension Service. 250 W. County Home Road. Sanford. Among the topics covered will be Planting trees and shrubs, fertilization. Irrigation and proper pruning tech­ niques. IVe-reglstrallon Is required. There Is n non-refundable $10 fee. For more Information con­ tact Cathy Neal at (407) 3232500. ext. 5551. Booksellers from Maine to Illinois to Flotilla Mill be of­ fering their wares at the Fourth Annual Central Florida Antiquarian Book Fair Feb. 13. 14 ami 15. Available Mill be thousands of fine, out of print books on every subject: many in leather bindings, as well as various prints, maps, historic documents, post cards and other memorabilia. Paul Sau-ycr. hand book binder. M ill advise visitors on rebinding. Visitors can have their books evaluated in the CPR offered Tlte American Red Cross of Central Florida will offer an Infant and Child CPR course In March for residents of Sanford at the Sanford City Parks and Recreations Center. 300 N. Park Ave. The course, offered W ednes­ day. March 18. from 5:30 to 10 p.m.. will teach partici­ pants basic life-saving skills for Infant mid child victims. Including rescue breathing, CPR and choking first aid. The cost is 025. lo b b y . The fair will be held In the Burton-Parish Auditorium. Christian Home and Bible School. 200 N. 13th Ave.. Mount Bora. There Mill be a special early adm ittance from 9 a m. to 5 p.m. on Friday. Feb. 13. Saturday sessions are from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. S a tu r­ day. Feb. 14 and Sunday. Feb. 15. noon to 5 p.m. Early ad­ mission Friday Mill be $5. Ad­ mission Saturday and Sunday Mill be $2. Children under 12 are admitted free If accom pa­ nied by an adult. Admissions are good for all three days. Landscape shortcourse University of Florida Coop­ erative Extension Service will offer a two-day shortcouree for landscape professionals In Seminole. Orange and Osceola Counties. Workshops will be offered In landscape design, turfgrass m aintenance, plant­ ing and pruning trees and shnibs and landscape pest m anagem ent. For day one of the shortcourse participants may choose one of the following dates and locations: Feb. 24 at Seminole Co. Extension OfTIce, 250 W. County Home Road. Sanford; Feb. 26 at Orange Co. Extension OfDce. 2350 E. Michigan St., Orlando or March 4 at Osceola Co. Exten­ sion Office. 1901 E. trio Bron­ son Hwy (Hwy 192), Kissim­ mee. Day two will be held March 12 at Valencia Com­ munity College West Campus. Shortcourse times will be from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. There Is a non-refundable reg istra­ tion fee of #40 per person. To register or for more Inform aUon call Celeste White at (407) 836-7570. Picnic in the park Join the Lake Mary Commu­ nity Improvement Association for a free Valentine concert on the grounds of Lake Mary City Hall, from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 15. Bring your picnic and listen to music by the 5CC Symphonic Band and the 'Golden Tones'. , The mutual 'Harry Terry’ awards will be presented and an award given for a mualc scholarship, refreshm ents will be served by the Lake Mary Woman’s Club. Rain date: Feb. 22. Call Shelia Sawyer at 321* 7947 for more Information, Port authority board meeting Seminole County Port Authority will hold a regular board meeting at 4 p.m. (1600 hours) on Wednesday, Feb. 16 at the Administration Building. Port of Sanford. Landseaping class University or Florida Coop­ erative extension Service Is offering a Landscape M ainte­ Sometimes they work...and sometimes By COURTNEY LEFFEW Herald C orrespondent Love Is In the air and this ts the time of year when couples seem to be everywhere. Candy hearts, balloons, chocolate, nil a part of the Valentine's Day spirit. However, what about the people Mho don't have that special someone? For them It Is just like any oilier day of the year, spent with friends, Tlte fact of the m atter Ls finding thnt perfect someone Ls not as ensy as It looks. Nevertheless, everyone ls looking for completely differ­ ent qualities In a person. For example, the majority of stu ­ dents 1 spoke with are searching for a great person­ ality. respect, a terrific a tti­ tude. looks, and unconditional love. Those qualities don't sound too hard to find but try finding one person with all of those characteristics. The task then becomes a bit harder, Tlie dating process ts an even worse experience but to catch that unique person you have to go on those sometim es horrifying dates. A dating nightm are ts what Seminole High School senior, Kristen Dlener had several Friday. February 13, • Vot. 90, No. 124 Putdshsd Tuesday trough Friday and Sunday by fUpubfc Newspapers, Inc. • 300N. French Ave.. Sanford, Fl_ 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2011 Fax: (407) 323-0400 Home M m y 13*00 now 87*00 Ftond* RaMlartt add 7% toabowiwt Newspapers, Inc. | Republic St MO SMorWw THIRD ANNUA SANFO RD, F L O R ID A ^ ^ *1 ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE FEBRUARY 13-15,1998 SANFORD CIVIC CENTER 4 0 1 E A S T S E M IN O LE B L V D . F U IH W : •CHI7K 9 « M EM O CEYST/U. KPN* •JTEEUHC SILVER tUTCMM StEVICT ‘LUNCHES AVAJLAlli IJULY A D M IS S IO N S 3 .5 S • w m t b u aj If MIW MANAGED BY . KINC ANTIQUE SHOWS, INC. versaiy of when they first met. Thomasaon rem arks that the best gift Peck h as ever given her Is a poem that he had writ­ ten and that ahe aajra brings tears to her eyes. Imagine looking across the dance floor and seeing some­ one you want to meet. The problem ls, you can't get this other smelly loser to stop h a r ­ assing you. Adrienne Thomasaon, senior at DeLand High, had this problem three m onths ago when she saw Ryan Peck a t Zuma Beach. Thomasaon was so taken by Peck that ahe reached for his arm and pulled him close to her so they could dance together. A technique that obviously worked well. They took » walk through downtown Orlando that same night. It was Peck's first night In Orlando. He had Just been transferred to the Navy Base. Thomasaon gave him the usual 20 questions. She also gave him her num ber, but expected never to hear from him again. The phone rang the next day and sure enough tt was Peck. They have talked every day since that first night and Thomasaon says those dim ­ ples are what caught her eye. ■Ryan gives so m uch to me. He cares about me and 1 have never felt more loved. When we are together all the awful stuff In life goes away. It's perfect.” said Thomasaon. They both have many sim ilar interests except for the fact that Peck doesn't like country music. This seem s to be their only disagreement. Both feel It Is better to listen rather then to fight or offend. The two see each other every i weekend and occasionally' during the week. It la difficult when ahe Uvea In Daytona and Peck an base. And they've been to every p ark in Orlando, says Thom asaon. For Valentine's Day Thom s sson Is surprising Peck with a vacation to Panam a City which also happens to be the anni- a More* mssed.* said Wagner. The one thing that everyone ngrred on was that It Is b e tte r to tie In a relationship th en single. Tlte Idea or being slngld Is always nice, flirting with anybody, answering to no one.j and doing baslrally what you; want to do. The fact or the m atter Is t h e ; Idea is always great but actu­ ally bring alone Is not. With a : relationship comes security, love, companionship, and a best-friend. Even though all these tilings may not be won­ derful In an abundance b u t ' overall It's worth It when the one night stands and passing flings get old. Valentine's Day might be for the romantics In the world but think about It. there ore a lot of single people looking for someone to share the day with. If you start searching now by next Valentine's Day you won’t be the one laying at home watching all the sappy movies on television alone. TO BE HELD AT A to n e* M a to Tto H u rt Grow Fontfar 'Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908 waited, and finally called his house when he never showed up. Ills excuse M'ns that the dry cleaners had closed before he could get his pants. 1 was upset but the next day he showed up at my work with floM-era and an apology. * Mar­ rero said. Tlte tnstnnl everyone r e ­ members ts the first time they meet their girlfriends parents. Seminole senior. Ryan Wagner wishes that event never hap­ pened. " It was the first Ume I had evrr met my girlfriends p ar­ ents a n d mt had gone to Taco Bell before hand with some of her friends. Everything was going fine at first. We all were sitting on the floor playing True Colors and her parents were In the kitchen. I hud ale three bean burrttos and the next thing I knew I had broke wind. Her parents popped their heads around the com er and hear the whole thing. I had never been so em bar- F R l. & SAT. I0A M -6P M - SUN. 11A M -5P M ' This year the couple la going P U .lt* Otand Romance Cruise In Sanford for Valentine's Day. Culp remarks that the Teddy bear he gave her last year trill always be the best gilt, though. Wmjrmm BoMfc: S e a s a re 24 feet w ith a light chop. W ater te m p e r a tu r e at D aytona is 6 0 degrees a n d a t New S y m m a , 6 0 degrees. W inds a re from th e n o r th ­ w est a t 10-15 m .p.h. months ago. *1 met his guy at Razzle’s in Daytona. We had such a great time that night so I gave him my number, never expecting to hear from him. The next day he calls and we set up n date. I drove to Dnytona to meet him. I had not ate since around noon and tt was late. He knew this and since he wasn’t hungry, he never volun­ teered to buy me dinner. Al­ though he said If we found this restaurant that he wanted to go to, he would get something for himself. The whole date mainly consisted of going to the grocery store, his Idea of a great time. Needless to say, I have never been so bored and even started to eye the bag boy. TO top It all off when we got back to hla place, his friends were running around the apartm ent shaving their heads,* Dlener said. Do you remember how m uch fun high school dances were? For Seminole senior. Sasha Marrero that’s not quit what she rem em bers. *lt was the Homecoming Dance my Junior year. It was my very first dance and I couldn't be any more excited. My boyfriend at the time was suppose to meet me at the dance. Well, I waited and they will have each other. Thomasaon Bays, communlcaideation, la definitely the one thing you need to have In a successful relationship. T v * C«ti For Worts Jennie Toth and Tbn McAfee met at Seminole High and have been together for about two years now. T im ha s the warmest brown eyes that shine when he smiles, and the cutest face. I feel relaxed and comfortable around him. I can be myself.* Toth said. Toth la a senior and will be graduating In May while McAfee Brill h as one more year. Tw o people who are commit­ ted to each other and want a relationship will stay together,* McAfee expresse s. 'Je n n ie has her faults and I have mine. She has always been there for me.* Toth and McAfee both enjoy playing tennis together besides going to the movies and Just hanging o u t "Jennie h as something about her that makes her special, everyone h as it. It Just takes time to find I t The reason we are still together ts because we both have found that special thing Inside each other. With­ out that we would be Just like all the other one month cou­ ples.’ said McAfee. Valentine's Day ts sriU unde­ cided but McAfee says, Jennie la all he needs to make the day lam tpriad k+w*4x4 you an fcuy D ow n f’.»v MU lit In ti i t \t Local News! * Local Sports • Local Advertising! “5 D A Y S A ^ �I Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Friday, February 13, - 3A E m p lo y e e o f <ho M o n th . The R ea l F1orida..7k turaUy^jj^ John Gannon, center, was preaented with the Employee of the Month award this week. Gannon, a 10-year city employee has ad­ vanced in position and is presently a sewer system technician. At the presentation were Mayor Larry Dale, left, and City Manager Bill Simmons, right. 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We execute our offense well enough that we can win If we remain focuaed.* ah Cart ‘Sometimes a team goes way ahead and then loses the lead. That makes them lose their focus. They get too hyped up and lose their concentration, nothing that another team throws at ua will supriae us because coach Brown tries to prepare us for everything. The only way we could get Into trouble ta if we lose track of what we're supposed to do.* “Our defense Is so strong that It makes our offense work. In order for ua to lose, another team Is going to have to have a strong defense and Inside game.” T hey better have a killer press, tough pressure and very thick players to guard the line. We have 10 great players on this team and If they shut down one. we have nine more to take their place. The difference In the game will be confidence.* “On any riven night there is someone who can beat us. You can't overtook anyone...no one is going to lay down for ua. as long a s the giria stay hungry for a state title and keep their great attitudes, we can't do m uch else for them They've had a couple of days off and they know what to do when they hit the c o u rt That's what’ll win it for them.* "The only way we can lose is if we beat ourselves. 1 don't care if they press, shut down one player or sh u t down the whole team. If we’re having • bad night and don't do what we need to. then someone can defeat ua.’ Sounds like It would take three things for a team to get up on Lake Mary: a tough * - r - <i Mr-v It keeps more than memories alive. 1 ill ( SAMI n i l l l AVI ( S A W (MU) • W ? A. in n n lr r f l n n AiSOCiGTrOri T h « Space prtffriUvU M • puDftC MfVCU Cl 993 Amtfcan H urt Allocator) fantastic Sams Lake Mary Sanford 3005 W Lake Mary Blvd. Hwy. 17-92 (at Longwood/lake Mary Rd, (Wal-Mart Plaza, one Nock near World Gym) north o f la k e Mary B lvd) 328*5100 323-9045 Bourn Moo-Hmt 9am-8pm • FriftSat 9*m-6pm No Appointment Necessary) JUST FOR KIDS CUT ADULT CUT Exclusively a t Fantastic Sams* FSBOTANICPERM™/ m BODYWAVE H COLOR SERVICE 116 ■bw-Dry • cat CMug pm , flit /IfitsM m , datf* ton. or ifmttJrj i»U a o Expires W A S Expire* tm m M l HARDW ARE M A * Finished Style m getteSjam l M ARDW AM M M l JB B R v r tm Mamejvtn weHnidor cmdetaVfo* HeKdatm w Expires vrrrm M l Y o u r C h o le a £ E $ | t STO RESE Home, la k e Maty, in Kenneth S. Dillon. 69. Cedar Avenue. Sanford. died Wednesday, Feb. 11. 1998. Bom In Orand Rapids. Mich., he moved to Central Florida from Rockford. HI. in 1993. Mr. Dillon was a chrom e plater. He served In the US Navy. Mr. Dillon was a Baptist. Survivors Include wife, Patri­ cia: daughters, Debra. San­ ford. Sharon Daughm baugh. Sanford. Cathy Walks, Rock­ ford, QL, Lora Lee, Garden Grove. CaUL; 11 grandchil­ dren: four great­ grandchildren. Baldwln-Falrchtld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral EJMah Taylor, 6ft, Airport Botuevard, Banford, died Fri­ day. Feb. IS. 1098 at hie resi­ dence. Bom Ja n . 2. 1032 in Allendale. S.C.. he moved to Sanford hi 1058. Mr. Taylor ber of Sanford Bible Church. Survivor* include aons. David E.. Marietta. Oa.. Alton H.. Vuma. Aria.; daughter. Mary. San Jooe. Calif.: ten r a n d children, nine great* grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Ookloam Bark Cemetery and Funeral UtH J A m w riconH w art aI exploding would render the money unelena. The suspect was arid to be swearing a Nike baseball cap, a N lk e jacket and wk I tlt< M 1-8 0 0 - A H A - U S A 1 Who can box out against Sutton and Bradley? These two are averaging double digit rebounds and double digit points. No team h a s been able to find a way to atop them down In the low post. t f you w ant to go to the game: Take H West to Hillsborough Avenue {Huy 98). Turn right. Go to 06th S tre e t Turn right, Ktng High School Is on the right past Hanna Avenue. mi AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MEMORIALS &TRIBUTES press, boxing out and focus. Press? What press? Ballance has faced the best presses in the state and h as been merely a blur to defenses all year. Focus could be the only problematic area. If they allow themselves to look past King tomorrow night, the only time they will pass the Lakelan d exit will be on the way home from Tampa. It's a safe bet that won't happen. Book your hotel rooms In Lakeland, the site of the state cham pionships. for next weekend. The Lady Rams will take this one by a t least 10. t ’c 111•v t f S /<* u c M o n e y Orders 3 9 c • -(it R o b b e ry direction of Kentucky Fried Chicken. 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W in te r P a rk 6 :0 0 p .m . F r id a y - 2 :0 0 p .m . S a tu rd a y — v ~ / '~ r "The Moment." "Sound Docirme.” and Martyr's Reason' Lots of food af the "Break fhe Fast Feast” Saturday Guest Speakers A chance to come loeefher. grow spiritually, and raise money for those less fortunate. Start preparing today! to save kids’ lives Q uestions? Call (407) 321-7003 or (407) 321-8292 $1.00 Suggested Donation • Sponsored by Seminole High School Fellowship ol Christian Athletes. .it H p m Holy C ross Lutheran C h u n h in U ike M a n will be piesftitliiH Alex llr.ivdon. the newest renirihiiH .ir ti'l p m lim e d by die lle n u a ii lim th e is in New Y o ik /\]e.\s i o m e rl will u n h id e s iA iT.il of llie hits In ,ill fils sell tilled C D . Alex Ml.lVtlon w h lill Is heliiH reli’.ised dlls m onth In’ M ercury K etoids Illwill he perfomtltifi c lu is ff.in Pop tn a lrn u l us well w u iih is u refletlloi) of fils eurliesi expe fit-lice lu music Alex is from Illinois and has had a vast array ol m usii ,d ex petienee w h lill lias hmuHhl iim i to d lls point in his i . in er. W hile iii Iiiiii sih o o l lie ip |H-ared siA'eral m usieals uiehuluiH the leading role in 'G u y s and Dolls” and "My I air Lady”. He ulsii contjieled .ill four years w ith his G ym nastics team w h lill a ccounts Im his flair lor cncrgc-tic d a m e roles Atler lunh s ih o o l. Alex at tended Mtlliktn U n lve rsiiy in D fC u tu r. Illinois where lie p>ii sued a Fine A rts decree III Mu steal Tlu -a lrc . W hile in vullcgr he d a in i’d lor W all D isney W orld duniiH die sum m ers ills first d a iin mle was lu flu- Kids of die KiiiHdom ” dance troupe lie was union}! a select n m i,P p u ke d |o ho to Disney Tokyo <\flet all d lls prolession.il work Alex re lu m e d lo M illikm lo finish Ills deHfec. Like m a n y p e rfo n n ris lie tonH'-d lo do m ore and wenl hnelly lo Venus lo dam e and on lo L A W illie In I..A he I.mill'd several com m ert tul parts im ludiiiH a nation a l io u in iiT ii.il im K m kos duniiH Ilu Supei Howl WJilli then- he lei rived a 4.ill lln iu die pro ifiii eis o| Cats on lim .itlw .iv In au dlllon lo| all opeUIUH dies had This i o n i e t l will d e f i n it e ly lie a |ov Ini d i e a i u l l e i u e h e i a u s e Alex is the verllable p rrfo m ie r w id i a d o w n -to -e a rth, w a rm sense of h um or, quick wit and a voice that will please the most distem tnH m usic c o n ­ noisseur Don l miss tints fabulous o p |H ,n m m y to s i t - a rfslnn new rem rdliiH a n is i in an Intim ate .nul unique concert selling! Or Ways* O ttarvay. Paalor First Baptist Church Alt) S. P a r k A ve n u e , S u n fo rd • 322-6041 ou’/te 'TLcPcome SUNDAY d l.i am Bible • Tainhii'n para udultus an FIspanoli 10:30 am .Morning Worship 4 30 pm Disitpleship 'IVaining ti 00 pill Hvening Worship W KDNKSDAY ti 30 pm Sm all Groups for adults youth, and children THURSDAY 3:00 [int ( 'onversattonal Knglish tra in in g for adults �• A •Santord Herald. Sanford, Florida • Friday. February 13, J> I I'JrKJr pm t a tA ia a ira f r J 'r ] Y a a m a r cmuncm opsanpom o • H I Pam me Sartom FL nuomorot tnecoPM. ANOUCANCATWOMU. 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F EB . 13 - T H U R S . F EB . 19 ... Q U I C K R E F E R E N C E T V V IE W IN G �★ P U L L O U T AND S AV E * FRI. F EB . 13 - T H U R S . F EB . 19 ... Q U I C K R E F E R E N C E T V VIEW IN G WEEKDAY DAYTIME LISTINGS OAVTM C MORNING 100 0 (WON) Channel Umptee-1 (Frl) liny Toon Adventure* (Mon-Thu) (D Barney A friendt IB 101 Dalmatian* The Aerie* ® Lila In the Word IQ Diane Blah (Frt) Mario MurHIo (Mon) Variety (Tu t) Dennfa Burk* (Wed) Angela 0 Court (Thu) ® Mel Trim 01 Happy Oaya ( A l t ) McMillan and Wit* (frl) Columbo (Mon. Thu) McCloud (Tue(AM<!| MOV It (Mon) -Th* Accused' Breakthrough |BET)) Break throui (frl) Breath ot (Mon) John A. Cherry (Tue) Amaitng fa d * (Wed) World Vision Thu) ISC) (HOST) Paid Pah Program OtSC) ISN) uoot OtSN’ - "Troop 4PN) Bportaoetri AM) Ml Rescue. 411 MHO) M O W (fa) "Car* Dear* M n e B A Near Oenerokon' (Uonl [Tue 'The Adventure* «d Mowgi" (Tue) "Oumkm Check* In* (Wed) anna* (Thu) "Armed and Dangerous ( l i f t ) Whal ive ry Baby Know* (M A I) M O W (Tua) -The Shnmp on the Heitae (NICK) Your* on Nickelodeon. Charlie I (SUN) Paid Program (Mon-Wad,Irt| Southern GeN (Thu) TLC) Skmnemerina TV TNT) CHiPa USA) Wabatar VM-1) Pop Up Vide* I WTBS) GdBgan'a laland 9:14 (AMC) M O W (Tuo) -Song ol Pm Itlandt* jM A I^ M O W (fn| "Toma Duoaor'a ' 4 JO ID (WON) Adventure* ot Captotn ha nd CD ••• Coanfy Cavch Oi Oueck Pock (Wod-frl) Mighty Oucka (Mon-Tue) •t IN*ginetd Loeaona Cherry (frl) Tammy Darnell (Man) At Noma (Wed) Emma MeOutlie (Thu) (D Allen Edward* Hair (frl) Quick and Bril* (Mon) Own th* Hem* (Tue) F#l Abearb (Wed) Meney Maker* Live (Thu) 9 Leave B I* Beaver (B ET) EOdi* Lang (frt) Dannie Leonard (Men) Peter Popoft (Wed) OtSC) (MOST) Paid Program 'OtSN) Adventure* In Wandarlend U f l | KM* Thee* Day* M A I) M O W (Hun) k r g DaveT Thu) "The Inder" Mualc vldaaa MTV) MuMc Video* n o (TM C) MOVIt (Thu) "S p ir O Lire - fl*ol»*k^athi, lee O Martha Stewart living (Tue-f rl) (SHOW) M O W (Tue) Huby > a n U m UI W iKim m (lion) ^ Jott Montel William. (Mon) O Oeraido Rivera 111 ffl deny Springer . (OISN) Circle Tim* ID Seaam* Sheet 10 00 CB Ko(ak Q Maury Qt Beverty Ciertlae Light (Tue-f rl) Real* O OuMno Ug» ■ Dennl* Leonard OOormeO (Mon) ID Sculpting Scoggins (Tue-frl) 0 Jenny Jenet Juksman Live (Mon) (D Matlock 9 Banana* In Pafama* and th* O) WWnrte't Mouea Crayon Boa 01 Hunter ( B t l ) Video Vibration* ® Special (Frt) Fomity Enrichment (CNN) Morning New* Settee (Men, Wed) Todey e family (DISC) A**lgnmenl Dtacovery (Tu*. Thu) [DtSN) Little Mermaid • (f AM) TOO ChlB ( t SPNISportac enter ® PeM Program f AM ) Walton 9 Product thewcaea L * E) Slater* (ABE) CgueHtar (Wad, frl) Coeby NASH) VtdeaMornlng Uya tenet (Thul NICK) Little Bear (AMC) M O W (Mon)*Cal**Oua*no4 H O S T) (SUN) Paid Program Montana* OVC) uerria Oalara (frl) Coal |Horn* Mattara ktieck (Mon) Around Ihe Howe* | laar in th* Big Biu* Haua* (Tuo) Travel Tima (Wed) Graver Studio With Suaan Graver (Thu) E (Wad)-Three Wnh**(SHOW) M O W (Mon) Uertns f t j Our Ham* Shop ol Myakcal Wonder** (Thu) I n l) M O W (fn) -The Learning IM fk n r ■(Thu) "Playing Oangtmut T (TL C ) Big Geraga (Tue-f rl) Skhv riMualc Vidros (Tu e f fl) Darla n amor Ink TV (Mon) (TM C) M U O W (Man) •ta.on" NASH) Crook B Chao* -------(Tue-f rl) . 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MOV* (T -Cheoeh I _ V* IheCrvae- i Brdheri" (TM C) M O W (fn)-The Cdton C kli- 1040 (TM C] M O W (Wed) Mho (larhekir T0.44 (SHOW) M O W (M vi) "The Italy SOtora Ckjb" 11.00 O >*0y a Price I* Right O People * Coiot Q) Beverty MO*. 00110 G1 Hawaii F»va-0 IDI Lila LW* Today Tt ‘ ■ I CraBe Crake A. Dollar dr. O Met Trim (Tue-f rl) Paid Program SO. BmNh end Janet (A4C) Oulncy (AMC) M O W (Fn)-ThaThwlolDag dad" lam Ion* Haueeamartl B 11:44 JTMT) Olympic Wlnlar Qlamat (Tue- £MSN]Clr*le Time (U<J A) M O W (Mnn) -K I AFTERNOON VH-1) (If n oaNew* IT 00 8 ) Rwkl Lake ID Myateryt (frl) Martha * Sawing Room (Men) OuM In e Day (fuel Sewing WNh Nancy (Wed) Joy el Pointing (Ihu) Q In Vie Noel of the Night ® dual lot Partnl* (Mon, Wed-frl) HI* Place (Tue) (■ Hugh Reae (fit) Pinnacle (MonTu*. 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Roe: (lepliftm by FWe (Thu) (MTV) Oarla (Mon) (NICK) Rupert (HOST) America With Derm* Wha­ (Tue-f rl) ___ ) Cheer leading (Thu) (IL C ) Wedding Slory (frl) Creel Country bine (Mon-Thu) FN-TI Video* (Tuo -fil) RuPatd ,f » (SHOW) M O W (Tn) *S«la OuT (tHSN) Dlaney Short (IMC) MOVIElM.nl Trlrenw Me* auma (TVnl) ~U! Rattle oral Hum* 7og Another Wetld A t the World lum a (Tue-f it) O One LH* le Lhr* Hangin' With Mr Coop** l Lawrence Walk Show (f ft) To the Born (Mon) Computer Chronicle* (Tue) Newton'* Apple fW#d) R (Wed) Anttau^t Antique* Roadshow (Thu) a> IW(bM) f It) i Clhapd (Tua. Thu fit) Justification (Mon) Documen­ tary (Wad) • Carry Treat O Master Teat (frl) Co*made Bur­ ' 1 1Ittermoid (Tua) Whit* ) Paid Program (Thu) (■ M O W Iffn) "The Hohpn d tie ' (Mm ) fAvgan Me U .l wart a C a m i Hume" (luo| *Oikl IWot- (W».f) U w en an-( thu) "North Crertry|A0E) McMillan end WIN (frt) C d umbe (Man. Ih u) McCloud (Tue­ Wed) B I T ) Jam fan* DttC) Heueeemertl DtSN) Donald a Oueck Attack ESPN) Cheart*acting I Thu) U f l ) M O W (I l*l -Tnnh S n o f IU n l - O t Thai lea the TaiOaiekirua htnrJ- 1 Tup ) 'T « iy * amt Nervy Die ' - " '*.11 “One Wrenana C*«» *g*' (Ttvil *T n d Accwar 111 * t) M O W (Men) -Soenheyj lot |l b y T iu h o T (MTV) fe-hc m ity Laud M (frl) Darla (Mon. i 'l * e MTV (Tub-Thu) 8 -J at (NKK)MudPe' Uabiat (VM-1) Wemon f kal (Tu d frl) VMeo Coaectwn (Men^ ^ (HOST) N O V I (In ) -W# Drv* at Dane- (Mnn) ‘Py/nekun* (Tuo) "AtBbrt* (Wed) -Th* tome* (fhu) X y l- |HBO) M O W (OVC) fun B Ldaur* (frl) Health A (Tier) *Oruun.t-jg (T*lfc) M O V* (f « ) 'The Fury* 17.00 (m m C N d o T t m ^ ami tie Bergerac" fnnee• (Mon) Sampler (Tut) Olemordoue Jewelry (Wed) (TLClWeddtng Story (frt)k O General Hospital ED Pmky A th* Brain (frl) Anlmanlac* (Mon-Thu) (D Magic School But ED Caapor (Frl) Btotltborg* Malal- J» (Mon-Thu) EB Eastman Curtla (Wad) Donald Whllaker (Thu) © Paid Program (Frl) Kldillm* TV (Mon Thu) (AMC) M O W (Thu) "Cam Help (CNN) Talkback Live (OtSC) Interior MoUvea OtSN) Tat* Spin j l 4PN) Senior PGA God (Frl) Sche­ matic Sport* America (Mon) Canoeing (Tua) America'* Nora* if AM) New Shop ‘TH You Drop (HBO) M O W (fn) Xarpoof (Mon) •fo<h (Thu) -Thai Ttwig You DoT (M A I) M O W (Tua) -Swvnaua The MTV) Top Tan Video* o( the Week Frl) Oerla (Mon) All-Time Top 10 Tue-Thu) I NASH) Crook A Chae* IOVC) Jewelry (Fit) NICK)fine Vou'ie on CoBatllotl Nlckotodaon. fun A Leirure (Men) Nermann Teddy Bear* Annlveraary (Tua) Now Vou'ra Cooking (Wad) Jaiaaby Outlet (Thu) (•UN) Caach Cataf Root (frl) Boardwlld (Non) “* - - — Coach Horaca d) Bebaleddlng (Thu) ng Olory (USA) M O W (U o n l1 VH-t) Behind the Musk (Men) Beauty and th* Baaat ) Fknt*tones (Tua-frl) 1 3:11 (M A I) M O W (f n) -Tea* 3:30 M O W (Man) "Ghost* d wok (Thu) S MSI Borg (frt) O dck (Men) WhbeWWg (T u a ). lie* (Wad) Pad Pregram (Thu) S & T o O rd d (AMC] M O W« (fn) (f t . *1 Uemwt . a ______fvi U> OnT (Tua) (Man) WMtfi ................... NxpiT (Wad) T T w P | ltl> tm 1 Abundant Llta (frl) Jack Haytord 9 | NASCAR Shoo Tdk ffrt) cantor (Man) PBA Boohng Candtobd Perfanaance (frf) ssa^a.'sa.'iJEr !sWR24'2?a!-T.? (DtSN) Chip n Data Itooeu* Ran- y^romg^wJd) totto ( U f n f S f M Court (M A I) M O W (Wed) ”A4 I W ad tor n c r rM H M b t Ik Ddty (Tua-frt) " S * A tw N * » ***• Wed, frt] VtdaaPM (Thu) f)toau*e S Ananate (Tua-frt) . 1 HAmerte* (Men) ___ IOVC I Jewelry T rondo (frt) Ctotoee {s5e3w) H O W (Thu) "Lato tor Dm- (M to ^ e u D a n lH a * * (frf) M O W (T im ) *Ah»n f rtrama* (Wad) -Turtro A Power tlarvjets Movta* Tracay Tab** O n . 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NASH) C h * Oanca NICK) A rgTou Afraid dtha D arbT ' OVC) Jeoelry Shew**** (frt) Acound lha Houot (Man) CNaning ' Solution* (Tua) New ¥ 00*10 Coob- (OfSN) Goof Troop JsflSw ) M O W (Thu) -Hero" 1 (SUN) jCooeava af tha QdbdJFcf) Law 1 (E SPN) NBA Inaid* Shift (Man) Rbcahora* Dig* aI (Wad) at* lor D*i f) Paid Program (frt) Aa-Pr* 1* (Man) C iBaga BaaabaH t) Gear TtNvttlan (Thu) (TLC ) Waddmg SMry (TN T) M O W (Man) *T*an WoH* jw TB t) fknltton** (Tua-frl) I OS (TMC) M O W (Wed) -Warhead' (TM C )M O W (Tu e ^* (TMC) MOV* (t h u r (TMC) MOVK (Mun) li a g c n tw Water* 4 00 i Rosie O Donne* (Tu d frl) Oprah Winfrey lean In Black: Th* 1 octet (frt) I ursa (Mon-Thu) • Krone' Creature* • Pa wet Rang* re m keeca (frt) Power PLanger* Turbo (Mon-Thu) • Sonahtny Day (frt) Oaapd BM (Mon) l unthina factory (Tua) Bocby'a Barn (Wad) Worddp tar Kid* (Thu) • Lavom# Tripp (frt) Otavo Brock (Mon) Rpgtrwtd Cherry (Tue) Marnag* (Wad) Josh McOewaO (Thu) 9 P d d Program (frt) 9 Rocktardf Ho* |Za ( ) Egudtaw (Wad. frt) Coab/ ) C*4N TM4by i O ro d Chpfe d . „ W ad.frt)O rodC hota-O rod kata* (Tua, Thu) . Tlmen A Pumhee | Women * C ade pa basket an) FoatbaN nuafSkl World PGA OaN (Thu) FAN BtgVdtay S M O W (lion) ‘ hbora (Mon) flortda 'u*| Newton a Appto ED Paid Program (frl) (AMC) M O W (Thu) -Wuthenog Hattpda* (B O ) Rap City CNN) N TBurden ‘ a1Proof DISC) Great Chela el Havvel (Mon, Ned, 'w D, Frl) Oraal Chela of the World Tuo. Thu) O New BalmerVSupermen Adven lure* (frl) Pinky 0 the Brain (MenThu) ® BM Nye the Sciencei Guy Q Sam B Maa (frl) Spider ' (Mon-Thu) (B Carman (FH) KM* Like You (Mon) Kid* Agamal Crtm* (Tua) --------(Wad) Joel th* fact* Thu) (frl) (AI (Mon) |frg (Tk tc'iM O W (Th u )-fill Mom tkgh* (W TBS) MOVIE (Mun) "Tha Orod Ousfxv*- ■ Randy WM* (frl) T O . Jakaa (Mon) Ahrln Slaughter (Tut) Dean and Mary (Wad) Nancy Harman *1 CK) Tiny Ta (OVC) Step be . . . taring M d lfrtl Denim B Co. ( Around Nw Heue* (Wed) MaBb Uto jHea (frt) Coach Bobby Croodrw (toon) Jurdar Babe (Tua) C aach Murray Arnold (Thu) sssTssr""''— _____ ____ FW* fir* (Men) (Man) ................... (WON] Beverty FBBe, BBS10 pNTBS) 4 *d d Looney Tunee (Tue- 4:10 (AMC) M O W (Man) T i e d BngXto* h u e ] T h * Stooge’' (Wed) - O d d (itoOl M O W (Wed) T h e ArOroT (W TBS) M O W (Man) T h * Brook taslCkib" 4 :M (TM C) M O W ( F ^ F d a l ComtMT ■ 2 ® Z Dtocavd Orlande LM ng Singto Wishbone Ntoto Turttoe: The Mad MuUBsn Udh (Men) Gerbert (tue) O d d e y l V * e t» (W*d| Ju d Ktoa n h u ) u*) FSU I uroka (Thu) ■LC) Horn* bma USA) Savod By Nw Bdi: Th* Maw ffr & cavirtTrr,T- *p 10 Vldo* Countdown . SOO 8 (f rl) -AwekenmmI by ttw Bab (TuoPrT) 0:11 (TM C) M O W (Wad) T h e tnbwer (SNOW) I (w TBB)S Err$?■ (TM C) M O W (Thu) I T w French Connockontr MB O New* (Tuo-frt) O Hew* ID Benwy I frtinda • Bbhpeohb • Doctor w Doctor (frt) Nancy Harmon (Mon) Oeed Evening America (Tue) Hat Undeey (W*W) “ ‘ r* (Thu) 1*01 f_^KLiBMBjaar ^ . BtjtMhbwOrtsl d Scuba (Tua) (TMC!) M O W [Tue) "LowngChoao* (TN T) M O W (Mot) *Baca to *w fd d o *r* (W un) Cattrarnta tsreomo * ' 1:74 • (W TBS) Saved dMJw Bob (Tua-Prt) ( (TM C) M O W (4fan^*Cap and a H * T (TM C) M O W (HQ -W M * Ttgar* TV T R IV IA In 1M 7, grocor P J . TBwto<no orty nomad htom opto oytvsi tor Abronan) Uncotn. but sofBod on Log Cabo tnatoad TTW V U * CSS commanlMor Tracy W 1K.W4W4, w i wvyriyto. ensnsam. bom . Km dancar and ndfvg ot LacMno.'f. Qua , Is a m am bd of Ota O d d of,.. / A JafTacaon drier (Hone tot a "maciWROny J -t ------■ NtVwfMUf, -»- - carart machtna" and M bwbuc-1 Bona tor making p b Mo mvu •UpDCtU/ Raa*' Orel fat ml Mofoem Ra- , cotdowoBOOtototddSotrpOof dy'a oacrafary twvu Each yaar th# tons of Nagano. •, Japan, erotoomo mMtono e l, BudM ot pOgnrna on routo to ito Zonko# Tompto. >' • �^ Sanford Herald • * FRIDAY Fehi uary 13. 1998 B Sports Rams find a leader P R EP A T H L E T IC S Qamei of the Wevk You9re no sports fan if you m is ... By J U T BERUN1CKE Herald Staff Writer Feb. 13: Seminole First Pitch Classic, at Seminole, softball, 5 p.m. Sem inole High, w ith m ost of Its p layers track from last year. Is excited a b o u t o p en in g the seaso n a n d a lso h o stin g Its first t o u r n a ­ m en t ever on Its o n -ca m p u s facility. Feb. 13-14: Lake Mary First Pitch Classic, at Lake Mary, baseball, 5 p.m. Sem inole a n d Lake M ary get s ta rte d o n w h at figures to be a big seaso n for S em inole C ounty b aseb all team s. Sem inole tak e s on Okeechobee a t 5 p.m . a n d th e R am s welcom e M artin C o u n ty a t 7:30 p.m . Also today. Oviedo (a s s sto ry ) is a t Dr. Phillips a t 3 :3 0 p.m .today. O n S a tu rd a y , th e Fighting Sem lnolea plays Titusville A stro n a u t a t 10 a.m . a n d Lake M ary h o sts O keechobee a t noon a n d B oone challenges M artin C ounty a t 3 p.m . a The re g u la r se a so n s ta r ts M onday w ith Sem inole going to M ainland a t 3 p.m . a n d Lake M ary a n d Oviedo going to th e G rey­ h o u n d C lassic a t Lym an. Feb. 13: Lake Mary at King High School, Tampa, Claoa 6A Regional Finals, girts basket­ ball, 7:30 p.m. * E nough said. The s ta te 's to p -ra n k e d OA sq u a d . Lake M ary, will b e looking to m ak e th e final step for a r e tu r n to th e s ta te to u rn a m e n t In Lakeland. T he R am s have alread y avenged th e ir loss tq la s t y ear’s s ta te c h am p io n s. P ensacola, a n d s ta n d J u s t th re e w in s aw ay from th e coveted s ta te c rown. l a k e M ary Is led by Ju n io rs L auren B radA shlee B allance a n d M ary Leah S u tto n , t se n io r S te p h an ie Dale a n d so p h o m o re L indsay M ane c am e u p big In th e w in over P ensacola o n T uesday. It Feb. 13: Crooms AcadMiy Orangcwood Christian Mount Dora Baptist, District 6 semifinals, katball, 7:30 p.m. Overlook C room s' 12-10 record, th o se loaaea cam e a t th e h a n d s larger er schools th a n th e C lass 1A P a n th ers. The P a n th e rs, playing In th eir first y e a r o f ha abet hall since th e 70s. have b een o n a ro ll a s of late a n d destroyed W arn er C h ristia n a first ro u n d m a tc h u p la s t W ednesday. Norm ally. T erran ce P erk in s a n d Tim M cCloud a re th e d o m in a tin g forces, w ith P erk in s h ittin g from all over th e c o u rt a n d M cCloud d o m in atin g th e b o ard s, r W ednesday, however. T itu s W aldo J o s h Lee w ere th e s ta rs . '-They a re n ’t th e m o st a rtistic tea m in th e a re a b u t m ay b e th e m o st fu n tea m to w atch, especially w h en th ey get a lead a n d S h o w ­ tim e begins. Don’t overtook O rangcw ood C h ristia n , o n e o f th e stro n g e st te a m s In 1-A. A w in g u a r a n ­ tees a sp o t In th e regional to u rn a m e n t a n d a b e rth In th e d istric t finals. Feb. 14: Lakt Howdl, at Lake 6A-Dtetriet 3 finals,________ katball, 730 p.m. E verything Was ripe for a th ird Oviedo Lake Howell epic u n til th e R am a spotted th e p arty w ith a sh ellin g o f th e lio n s T h u rs d a y n ig h t. Lake M ary c am e o u t b e h in d th e Im proved play o f p o in t g u a rd Je ro m e B ingham a n d won for th e seco n d s tra ig h t n ig h t to e a rn a spot In th e finals a a well a a a g u a ra n te e d trip to reglonals. Lake Howell b e a t L ake B rantley a fte r ro u n d bye. The R am a a re still playing w ith o u t th e county’s leading acorer, P a u l Befit, b u t B ingham h a s stepped u p along w ith sn ip e r Randy A b ram s a n d ball h a w k B en K ersenbrack. Lake M ary upsets No. 1 O viedo behind Bingham advance to 6 A -3 finals By JBFF W tLIR IC K E Herald Staff Writer_______________ LAKE MARY _ With a couple or seconds left. Lake Mary point guard Jerome Bingham thrust the ball Into the sir. As time expired, his game Jersey went Into the stands, and then he got really excited. Bingham had every right to be excited. He had Just led his Lake Mary Rams to a 57-39 win over Oviedo to advance to the Class GADtstrlct 3 finals Saturday against Lake Howell, which edged Lake Brantley In the other semifinal. Game time Is 7:30 p.m. at Lake Mary, following the Junior Varsity Championship between Oviedo and Lake Brantley at 0 p.m. Oviedo was top-seeded In the tournament, and had beaten the Rams twice during the regular sea­ son. but Lake Mary dominated from the abut and Bingham main (actor. The Rams’ point guard situation has been shaky at Umea, but Bingham has come on strong as of late and had his best game of the season against Oviedo. T h a t was the best game of my life.* Bingham said. *We had the will to win. especially after losing to Oviedo five straight times.* Oviedo's Seth Fowler and Lake Howell's Reggie (Cohn have gotten moat of the attention among Semi­ nole County point guards this sea­ son. but Bingham said not to Ig­ nore him. Tve been underestimated all year, but I work Just as hard aa anybody.’ Bingham aatd after hla gome-high 14 points. Lake Maty coach Mike Oaudreau agreed. ’Jerome Bingham was the differ­ ence tonight.* Oaudrrau said. T h e referee told me with about 30 sec­ onds left that he was the differ cnee. Jerome penetrated and broke their press and made It easy for the rest of us.* Lake Mary Jumped out to a 4-0 lead on short Jumpers from big men Jam al Harrison and Robbie Shapiro. The Rams never trailed the entire evening and held an IS10 lead after the first quarter. Bingham had seven points In the period. The Rams went up by 10 at the break as shooting specialist Randy Abrams hit a pair of threepointers, but It waa the third quar­ ter that Iced the win for the Rama. Lake Mary oulacored Oviedo. 14-3 In the period, holding Oviedo to juat one field goal. It was never dose again aa Lake Mary went into a slowdown offense In the fourth quarter and waa able to hit Its free throws. For Oviedo. It was a tough loss coming on the heela of last sea­ son's state finals when the Uona lot to Miami Senior after a run ' through the reglonala. Oviedo lost four starters coming Into the sea­ son and were generally picked to finish somewhere In the middle of the Seminole Athletic Conference, but coach Ed Kershner found a way to make hla Lions competitive and It paid off with a regularseason district title. -We finished 21-8.* Kershner Senior point guard Jsroms Bingham (No. 24) stepped Into the leadership Thursday and paced Lake Mary to an upeet o» lop-seeded Oviedo. K ohn stars as Lake Howell edges past Lake Brantley By AMT Herald Correspondent LAKE MARY _ Lake Howell and Lake B ran­ tley fought an exciting game last night, but the Silver Hawks finally pulled out a 59-55 wtn In the semifinals of the Class SA-Dtstrict 3 Boys Basketball Tournament at Lake Maty High School. Both teams were Jockeying to cam the automatic regional berth that cornea with a trip to the district finals. The No. 2 seeded Silver Hawks and the No. 3 seeded Patriots (18-9) split a pair of match-upa this season and both teams had a great year, spending time ranked In the state top-10. Lake Howell (24-6) _ . . Is currently ranked 10th tn the state. Reggie Kohn scored a game-hlf high 22 points, the only Silver Hawk player in double fig_ urea, to once again lead hla team to a close over a great team. tggtc Kohn aaid that the Patriot defense the strongest his team (seed all season coach Steve Kohn, said that Lake Branplays match-up defense *llke no one else can.* Lake Howell came out and "Just wanted to win the game’ said coach Steve Kohn. The Silver Hawks did. Lake Howell opened an 1S-9 lead after the first period and waa ahead 48-39 a t halftime, SOW Hawks were still not happy as Bullthe Silver Lake B rantky scored 10 of the last1 12 points of the Brat half to get back Into the game. Lake Howell tried to slow the game down toward the end and It seemed that they got a little soft, but according to coach Steve Kohn they were Just trying to run the clock out. That's when things got Interesting. Lake Brantley connected on a pair of threepointers from Steve Van Casieren (11 points) and Mequel Makom (13 points) and. with 15 seconds left In the game, the Patriots had a shot at another three-pointer to tie the game, but It came up Just short. . Then Reggie Kohn put a lock on the game with a free throw, putting the Silver Hawks up by four, with Just enough time left for Lake Brantley to run down court one more time. Frankie PlrlUo led the Patriots moat of the night with numerous steals from the Stiver Hawks and a great streak of finger rolls to give Lake Howell a good scare In the third period. Reggie Kohn and Ptrtllo (19 points) had a great battle all night long and Reggie Kohn won. barely. Lake Howell will face Lake Mary, which upset top-seeded Oviedo, at Lake Mary on Saturday at 7:30 p.m.. following the Junior V anity Championship game between Oviedo and Lake Brantky at 6 p.m.. but Lake Howell will be the ‘home* team aa a result of Its higher regular season finish. The winner of that game will host the re­ gional quarterfinal round of the state play­ offs and the loser will be on the road for the slngk-elimination tournament, beginning next Friday. Oviedo opens baseball season with 6-4 victory O fill & Pub HAPPY HOUR M on.-F rL 4 p m I d 7 p m 7M DrM •M .H Oiaififo Wlrtari •M# Wlfip C fU d l C u t C u t S k t t f y £ umcH S f i t f i n f t 990*1278 FOR 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 F S A N F O R D HF R A l D DAI L Y �Santord. Honda - Friday. February 13. Red Bug Softball B o w lin g T o u r n a m e n t CASSELBERRY' _ Seminole County is regis­ tering team s until February 8th for their Men's Spring Slowpttrh Softball Season a? Red Bug Lake Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. LONGWOOD _ The 38th Annual Men's Semi­ nole Rowling Association Tbum ament will be held February 7. 8. 14 and 15 at Longwood The 10 week season starts the week of Feb­ ruary 16th and will cost $310 ($285 league fee. $25 ASA fee). A T T E N T IO N W O M E N E R S _ Red Bug Park l a SO FTBALL PLAT­ now offering league play for women players on Monday night. Registration begins Monday and play begins on Febnuuy 16. The 10 week season will cost $285 plus a $25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 695-7113. L io n s C ontin trom Pag* IE most of the ’little ball* tricks the Lions have In their repertoire, Including a squeeze bunt play and a dou­ ble-steal of home. “I think we * tyed smart baseball, but we re work to do.* With the scouts waiting anx­ iously to see Knapp, senior Nick Traeger started for the Li­ ons and was touched for a pair of unearned runs In the top of the first inning. But Knapp doubled In two runs, then scored on Larry Orvyson's sin­ gle to make It 3-2 Oviedo after one Inning. University tied the score with a run in the top of the second. The Lions took the lead for good when Knapp doubled and scored on a pair of wild pitches C AM F. G i r l s ' w r e s t lin g t o u r n a m e n t s ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake ferantlcy High School and roach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to nnnounee a Women's Invitational Wrestling Tournament in association with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The tournam ent will take place at Lake Brantley High School on February 20th. v Call Carpenger at (407) 320-3670 for more details. tn the bottom of the fourth. Later that Inning, with Ashley Stephens on third and Law­ rence Pultz on first. Oviedo executed a double steal. Stephens racing home uncon­ tested. struck out two and walked one. Paul Werner and Grayson each worked a perfect Inning after Knapp. Grayson euntlng Uic sare as he set down three straight Cougars In the gloaming. Unlvrrslty closed the gap to 5-4 with a run tn the top of the fifth, but the Uons got It back tn the home half of the Inning as Ju stin Holmes singled and eventually scored on a squeeze bunt by Troy Boutwell. Knapp was 3-for-3 with a pair of doubles, a single, two runs scored, and two RBI. Holmes singled and scored two runs. Grayson added a single and an RBI. Jerem y Frost and Stephens each scored a run. Boutwell also had an RBI. “We tried a little bit of every­ thing and got everybody except all of the pitchers In.* Brown said. **On the whole. I'm happy with the way things went to ­ day.* Traeger worked two Innings, allowing three runs (one earned) on three hits. He Oviedo and Dr. Phillips are scheduled to play this after­ noon at 3:30 p.m. at Dr. Phil­ lips to complete the three-team round-robin Classic. The regular season begins Monday for the Oviedo Lions In the Ly­ man Invitational. W eekh « * >■ Lake Howell com es tn w ith Reggie K ohn leading th e offense a n d big m en RickJ Wil­ liam s. B rad LeCore a n d Ryan Sm ith. It s h o u ld b e a b a ttle o f th e two biggest te a m s in th e co u n ty , so look for th e te a m th a t c o n tro ls th e b o a rd s to com e o u t o n top. Fob. 13: Sominola vs. Oak Rldga, at Samlnola, Class 5ADfstrict 5 sam(finals, boys baakatboll, 8 p.m. A h o t A rrow Force VI will be looking to avenge Its only h o m e lo ss o f th e se aso n , g et to th e d istric t fin als a n d e a rn a s p o t In n e x t w eek's regional q u a rte rfin a ls w h en it h o s ts th e P ioneers to n ig h t a t Bill F lem ing M em o­ rial Q y m n aslu m . T he c h a rg e s o f c o a ch Bob T ra ln a have been play in g v ery well o f late. Including w in n in g th e Sem inole A thletic C onference c h a m p io n sh ip la s t week, a n d w a n t d e sp er­ ately to show O a k Ridge th a t th e two p o in t lo ss to th e P ioneers b a c k tn D ecem ber w a s a fluke. Sem inole h a s a very b a la n c e d a tta c k t h a t relies greatly on a stingy defense a n d u s u ­ ally fe a tu re s a different s ta r every night. It AF VI w in s ton ig h t, th e finals w ould be next T uesday a t Sem inole a t 7:30 p.m . Fab. 17: Laasburg at Saminola, girls soccar, 7 p.m. Get o u t a n d see w h a t m ight be th e c o u n ty 's m o st u n d e rra te d team , th e Lady 'Noles. After y e a rs of g e ttin g beat. Sem inole clinched Us division T uesday a n d Is poised to m ake a ru n a t th e C lass 5A playoffs w ith M ainland a s Us m a in com petition. Sem inole la a n In te restin g tea m w ith a v a ­ riety of se n io rs m ixing well w ith a g ro u p o f fresh m en t h a t could lead Sem inole to p ro m in en ce In th e n e x t few y e a rs. G uillen U o n e oC.tbe J c a d lo B E < ^ t« m m $ »n th e c o u n ty a n d sh e h a s plenty o f help, i n ­ clu d in g fre sh m a n s e n sa tio n Evte C e p u ra n , L indsay Coppfe. Niki Snell, Kim T nlesen, P au la G uillen a n d C o u rtn ey N ew m an. Sem inole d o e s n 't get th e a tte n tio n o f som e o f Us co u n ty rivals, b u t recently b e a t W in te r S prings for Us first conference w in In y e a rs a n d h a s a w inning record. r*. Lagal Notlcaa Lagal Notlcaa Amortcan M M DftobW tft. Act. patac M VMS ft«4 il accommodation to ft Mft Mo Cftrti ot the cwcnh Coon i Cm i o Courftouo* ol a s s s ix t . e a r . not w oanuoa c o r po r a t io n PLAINTIFF VS. SWAM C . K IT IS . IF UM NO. AMO IF OSAO, r a t UNKNOWN SPOUSE. M USS. tw -tti-irn (ro o t 40T-S24- of i 1 i-ebo- SS4-CrrO. via Florida Malar Pubbeb: February t l . *0. 1*44 DEN-143 CNSOITOMS, ra u S T U S AMO all o r a t s M im e s CtANNNO AN IN It M t T ST. WNOUOM. UNDC* ON AGAINST SWAM C . K IV S t: RAMONA l K IT IS , IF UVW O. AMO IF OSAO, ra s UNKNOWN CREDITORS. THUS T IM AMO A L LO ra tM FRAT IM CUUM M G AN M T M U T ON AOAINSTI L K ITM . FMST HUMANA TSMANTS IN POSSESSION DSF1NDANT(S) ST S1S SG A 14 W MOUNTAIN I TA TIS M O N TO AM CIN TCH B. INC. PLAINTIFF VS. IMCMASL J . OAT. IF LIWNO. ANO IF D IAD . THS UNKNOWN SP O U M . HUNS CNCOITONS. TN U S TIB S ANO A U O m tN PAN T IM CLANMNQ AN IN T IN IS T OT. THNOUOH. UN OCA ON AGAM ST iBCHAKL J . OAT. THS UNKNOWN is H t N i s r o w n ft a IftNNfti, M a l tow el a* we <«<»< MM. IM S . . i f t . n a la CftS C at* No. ST MSS CA14 W a t « m c f t w Co«n ei eio i s r a JegfeJgl (ifQglt in an8 b f NOLI C aenty 1. 1 « a o oi f t fto Mof ft* aaaM m Mo B U T FRONT DOOM OP OOURm o u s e o t »< n otice SSI N. RANK ANIMUS la SAMFOND. FlaiM * at 11 OS am. a . f t a llt t d a y e l M srsb.1SSSft* M ftw ftg described p ie p iity a . m i tons la aaM S m o a ir Flaw LOT t r . BLOCK H. OAKLAND MTATSS SICONO AOOinON. a c c o r d in g to r a t p la t TM tM Or. AS MCONOCO « PLAT BOOK 14. PA M 4S. PUB­ LIC N4CONDS OF MMMOLI OOUKTV. FLONIOA ft 4th Say el February. (C M C U T CO UNT M A LI Clerk ol ft* CUcett Court By Dorothy W SoNoo Ooftaf t c m TNI LAW OFFICSS OF OAMO J. STSNN. P A ATTONNI T FON PLAINTIFF •S IS . A OAT IF ANT: STATS OF ILLINOIS D M M TN B N T OF PUBLIC AiO. MOUSSHO FIMANCS CORPORATION III; TSMANTS W POSM SSION OSFIMOANT(S) NOtlCS IS N IN S S T O IVIN iraoaat f t a C M C lM No ST t i n CA14 W a l ft* Co*wit Court a l Mft I STM JuSftfti CNoaN ft tod tor BEENNOU County. SANFONO. Fftrtda. I «a aas la Ma WIST PNOMT OOON OF COUR­ THOUSE a l Ma SSVMNOLS SSI N. RANK AVSNUC ft SAN­ FONO, Fftrtda. al IIO S am aa ft* 14ft day a l March. 14SS ft* aat ta n k ft eeld LOT 1S1. NIVtN NUN SECTION FOUN. ACCORDING TO THE RUT TH4A40F AS RECORDED SI P U T BOOK n . PAOIB SA­ IT. OF ras PUBLIC RSCONOS OF SSMIMOU COUNTY, FLONI­ OA I Mft tM d a r el Faftwarr. fQMCUT COUNT BIAU a l M . COcuN Court Lagal Notlcaa By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Cftrti LAW OFFICSS OF rTMS a t i---------------------DAVID J. STERN. PA ATTONNIT FON PLAINTIFF BS1 I . University Drive Plantation. FL 33324 1*44) 2333-0400 E M 40)3 In a c c o rd .n c . with the American with DiMtnlilte* A ct . j a apodal accommodation to portlclpaft In Mft proceeding th'-uld contact lift Cftrti ol tha Circuit Court al Ma SSMINOLI County Courthouoo at *07-3234DO l* T 4127. not laftr than aovon day* prior to tha proe n d in g . II hearing Nnpolftd. Igto-44*-arri (Tool or i-400*41-4710. via Florida Holay 8afvlca Publrth' Foftuary IS, 20. IM S DSN-144 Lagal Notlcaa •3rd. ISM . ft Ma Pursheen J Offme. Room 241 ol CHy He* Purchaaftg Agent City ol Santard p.o. S o . i r a s Sanford. FL SSTT2-1TM DIANA OUTER VSLAZOUEZ. SINOU, IN THI CIRCUIT COUNT OF TAB BISNTBSNTN JUDICIAL, CIRCUIT SSMINOLI COUNTT, FLORIDA CASS NO.i ST-BSS1-OA-14-K FREEDOM INDU4TAICS. •NC . a Corporation. Plaintiff, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. person* with diaabilItle* needing a apecftl accom ­ modation ahould confoct COURT ADMINISTRATION, al 30t N Park Avenue. Senford. Florida 32*01. Telephone (40?) 323-4330. e.1 422T nol later man SEVEN day* poor to th* proceeding It hearing impaired. (TOD) t-lOO-SII-ETTI. or VOICE (V| 1-SOO-MS-47TO. via Florida Ralay Servlc*. Publnh February 13. 20. ST, end March S. IM S DEN-ISO JANICE WALLACE. II married. 'JOHN DOE and/or MART DOE*. Ihe partfto intended lo aeeount lor Ihe penon or perenn* In po*»***lon Delvndanl* NOTICE OF S A U Notice I* hereby given that, pureuenl lo Ihe Order or Final Judgment entered on February *th. I M I In thi* eau*e. In th* Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Florida. I will eett Ihe property (dueled in SEMINOLE County Florid* d eictib ed a c Lot 44. Block Q. THE WOOD­ LAND! SECTION THREE, according lo Ihe pftl thereof a* recorded in Plat Book IT. Pag** 0 and 10. ol. Ihe Public Record* ol Eemmoft County. Fiend* al public »*l*. lo Ihe high**l and b e d bidder, lor ca*h. al the w e d Iron! door ol Ihe SEMI­ NOLE County Courlhout* In Sanloid. Florid* al II DO o'clock a m , on March 10th. MICHAEL KELLY a/kSa MICHAEL J KELLY and CAROL KELLY, for urite, STATS OF Flo rid a , miller ASSOCIATES. INC.; o u t d oo r WORLD DISTRIBUTORS, INC . and BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. • Defendant* NOTICE OP ACTION TO MICHAEL KELLY a/L/a MICHAEL I KELLY and CAROL KELLY, h n wife YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action ol lorecloauie hea bean hied againal you and STATE OF FLORIDA. MILLER ASSOCI­ ATES. INC. OUTDOOR WORLD DISTRIBUTORS. INC : and BARNETT RECOVERY CORPO­ RATION and you are required to terve a copy ol your written deleave*. if any. to It on William H Mortlaon, Eaquire. Plaintiff', attorney, w ho*, .d d r* .* 1* BALDWIN S MORRISON. PA . 7100 South US Highway 1 M I . Frtn Park, Florida 3T730 on or btfore 30 day* alftr th* h n t publication and lift the onginel wilh the clerk ol Ihit court either before service on plaintiff'a allomay or immedielely theveatter. otherwrte a dafault •ill be entered againal you lor the relief demanded in the com­ plaint DATED on February fin. IM S MARYANNS MORSE Clerk ol the Court Oy Jean Onllant A* Deputy Clerk Publrth February 13. 20. IM S DEN-140 A* IN TNS c ir c u it COURT OF ra s 1STN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR SIMMOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA ACNSNAL JURISDICTION OIVISIPN CASS NOl ST-IBIT-OA-f 4-A SANKATLANTIC. A FEDERAL • AVI NOS BANK VS. PLAINTIFF JOS l HUNT. SR . IF LIVINO. AND IT , MAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSS. HEIRS. MV1SCKS. OR ANTES!. AttlONSSS. LISNORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER MRTISS CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST JOS L HUNT, SR : UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JOE L HUNT. SR . IF ANY. MARKHAM QLEN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC ; THS SANK OF NSW YORK. AS TRUSTS! UNOIR THE POLLING AND SERV1CINO AONESMCNT DATED A t Of FEBRUARY I t . IMS. AIMES IMS-A: JOHN DO! AND JANE DOS AS UNKNOWN TSMANTS W POSMSSION DKASMOAM' llltlW '■INbSftmf ,!Wu; m m a m SMBt-T m NOTICt IB M ftu a n l to a Judgment ot FkkP.IFfi-a 4AMM— ASm le—$H M l^M ft dFMmmil^wy ^bN vI»1^W CrvK Cae* No SM BST-CA-ld^l e l d o CbcuN Court e l the 1STH Judftftl Cireuri In end tor MMINOLI Ceunty. Senford. Fftrtda. heal bidder tor caeh tn* w**t Fienl Deer el Ihe SEMINOLS County Ceurtheuee located el 301 North Parti Avenue in Benferd. Fftrtda. el 11 00 a m ea die I fth deg ol March. 1SM ly — eel tank f t aeld Final Jude* LOT IS, PLAT ACCORDING TO THERIOF AS ~ m PLAT 600K 42. M O SS I I * IS OF THS PUILIC RSCOKDS OF SSMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled thft Sid day a l February. Clerk e f ft* Circuit Court By: DeeMby W. Sollon Deputy Ctofk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. ATT0RMV FOB PLAINTIFF M l 8. UnftemNy Drive Plantation. F I S3SM S N IB M M ST-1MS4 In oe« SpocISc abon* and Ma proper Md Ion— o n avaJftbto, ol no coot, ft Me Purch—tog oMco beginning Frida; ISM, ISM . The bar ft 1M 0 4*0-4414 The City ol Sanford naorvar IS HIA IST OIVIN Mai purauant lo a Final Summary Judgm ent ol Fereafoaere entered In Mo a t.v * antltftd cauao f t tha Clroall Court of Som ftoft Ceewty Florida. I wft ooB el public auction to Me hlghail fodder tor CASH al Ma Waal hom door ol Mo Court House ft fto Cdg ol Sanford. Somftoft Ceunty. Fftrtda, al Iha hour al 1 IS S A U ., an MaaaA tSlh. IMS, Mai eartaft g ifta l a l tool OF THS COURT |W. f ISJ. FUSS CLOMINDIA AMD FILU P.0 Saa SMUT Ovftda, Fftrtda 41744 JjU fth^Faftw ary I I , IS . 1S44 WILLIAM 0 SPARLINO, ALICE T SPARLINO hi* Wila. RUBEN PERFECTO DIAZ and UNKNOWN TENANT(S). Deltndanl NOTICE OF ACTION PROPERTY TO William 0 (parting and Alice T Sperling, wScree where­ about* are unknown but whoea b*1 known residence we* 31 Maple Street. Nile. Ohio YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action lo teredo** on the tollowing property in Seminole County. Florida Lot T4. Geneva Terrace Amended Plat, according lo the Pftl in Pftl Book 12. Page S2 A S3 ol the Public Record* el Sam nol# County. Fftrtda. i/V a 2422 Highlawn Avenue. Aantord. Florida 32771 ha* been hied egamvt you end you ere required lo eerve a copy ol your written delenaee il any. le II en the Pleinlilf* attor­ ney. who*a name end address ft ARTHUR B CORRALS*. ESQUIRE I M2 W Bligh Ave . Suite 100 Tempe. Florida 44M4 on or belote 40 day* alter the lirtl publication and III* Ihe original with Ihe Clerk ol Iht* Court either bolero aervtce of the Pftintiff* a Homey or irnn* dwlely Ihereafter. otherwrte the default will be entered againal you let rebel demanded m Ihe Complaint or Pel Ilion WITNESS MV HAND end Ihe •eel ol aatd Court en Iht* 4th day e l February. IM 4 (COURT SEAL) MARVANNI MORI Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court J—n Bntlanl Deputy Clerk Publrth February 13. 2 0 .1M4 P E N - 1 3 0 ___________ m T N I CMCUIT COUNT OF TNS ISTN JUDICIAL e m e u r r , m< JURISDICTION DIMS ION C A M MCl ST BPP4-CAI4-W FIRST NATIONRnOt m o r t g a g e c o r po r a t io n PLAINTIFF VS. THROUGH, I AGAINST HARLSY ISAM; CATHERINE M LEAK. IF uvma. AND IF MAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUM. HSIRS. D4VINES. ORANTEES. ASStORBISS. LISNORS, CREDITORS. TRUSTSSS ANO A U OTHER FORTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST CATHERINE M LIAK; JOHN OOI ANO NOTICE IS N M E Y 0IVEN Judftae— e l Eanatoeero dated lak—ii juflh, $Bgmm — —*1— Cftd Caoe N s IT M04-CA14-W beoR O eurt e fth e llT H ONaaN M end to* SEMISANFORD. al I FRONT DOOR OF COURCl Mft SSMINOLI ObbeM Cow l e l the MMtNOLI M 4ST-ASSIfS badilRN *----'—-* | .s S 1TT1 (TDD) or 1 -SMSM-STTS, vft Florida Retai .2 0 . ISM J LOT1! 2*1 THE NORTH 1/2 OP LOT IS. SANSO. PARK. THI P U T P U T BOOK t , SMBfe M , OP TH* PUBLIC REC0R0E OF SEMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA Deled f tf t E ft e l Febnmru. IBM. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MOUSE Cftrti el th* Circuit Court By: Doielby W. Sollon Deputy Cftrti THI LAW OFFICIS OF OmO t. STERN. PA. ATTORNTT FOR PLAINTIFF •ST I . (tofter*Ng Drive Offioo ADA Coordinator a t S304424 loriy-aight hour* In C l f to I S m N. Cooper Purcbaatag Ag*nt February IS, 1*t« PuMfth: February I I . ISM 0SN-1M ____________ __ OAM R e. ST-CSSS SB SS-P SVBLTN ROSADO ANGEL LWS ROSADO M R * THI ADOPTION OF: 1 Notice ft hereby givengamftola Wrockar aervtce aria oofl a l Public Auction tor eel- *. *« M Chevy PAJ Via • SOCSC1 *HM11 SMI r M BMW a ON. Vft • WSAFF4404O7SM1M 44 Chevy 2 ON Vft • 101API7HML14M44 Tha auction wUt bo hoM a l 12:M pm an tha aaM S ale above. Al Seminole Wreckar Service. 2440 S. Myrtle Ave. Senior d. Fla S2TT2. Pro *pe ctive TO: UNKNOWN FATHER UNKNOSM AOORS SS YOU ARC HERESY MOTITISO a eepy e l your N a a n to it a a tu f t R om deTPetolanei*. to FES Sfcyfttk C ftla , FL StTSS e n or contact ft* Cftrti al ft* CbcuN Court at fte SIMftOLl Ceunty Courthouea a l MT-S2S4ESS tXT. 4227, net day* prier to f t e p—• I II hearing Imp art* 4, 1. 4-ETT1 (TOO) or 1-EM•SS-STTO, via F ftrtda Relay PuMftb- February IS, M . ISM M N -IM I ft* cftrti tl ftft Court oNker an Pellllenei pi Her. If yeti ted to da eo, a MAJVYAim! l8Qi|86 Aa Clarli of Ma Coon 'Hr ' 14-W Pabfwary DSN-17* HI ACC080AMC8 HNTM THI W VW wwW VW P^Mww Ml IV * STV S Th* adm inlelralftn e l Ihe la lo te Of CATHERINE 0. HARDY. dv*****d. FA* Number M -T4-CR ft pending In the CNetdt C ourt tor S em fteft Ceunry, Florida. P rebale ft P O . Orewer C, Semlnol* County Courthouea. San lord. Ftortda, 42771. The name* and addieean a e l (he P* mortal R epresentative and th* R eproeentelive'e INTERESTED PERSONS A M NOTIFIIO THAT. AM pereenn p a wham this Notice ft served who have ehfteS a n* f ta i abaBewpe th* a l f te WW. ft* quelllle l Ihe Pereenal dtcllon o l ftl* Court ar* tegutred to Me their etoeatt •rift f t f t Court WITHIN THE LATIN OF THREE MONTH! AFTIN THE DATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE ON THIRTY OATS AFTER THE OATI OF SIRVICB OF A COPT OP THIS NOTKI ON THEM be ton i or dem and* again*! deoedent'e e state en a lftr the d a ft e l th* ftraf publftelftn ol f t f t Notice m ost III* their d a f t * With f tf t Om n i w ithin THI LATER OF THRU MONTHS APTS* THE DAT! OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NO HOB OR THIRTY DAY! AFTER THS DATf OF SIRVtCI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS a fte r era drier* e l lb* dec*- with f t f t Court WITHIN THRU MONTHS AFTIN THI DATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE OBJECTIONS NOT BO FILED WILL SS FOREVER BARRIO. The d a ta *4 f t e Brel pubkee tten e l f tf t None* ft Friday, February 14th. 144* Pereenal Repreaenftlfoi CIVIL ACTION DIVISION 14 S " BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N.A. AS TRUSTEE OT VENDEE MORTQAOE TRUST ISSS-3, j! ■-•I MONA A SLATTERY. M *L HOTtCR OP FORECLOSURE SALS . i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVW ( purauant lo a Final Judgm ent at v M ortgage Foreclosure dated January lEth. ISM . anC entered in Ca*a NO. SS-23SSCA ol th* Circuit Court e l the EIGHTEENTH Judicial CktuN f t ! and for SSMINOLI Ceunty, Florida wherein BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALI­ FORNIA. N.A. AS TRUBTII OF; VENOM MORTOAGI TRUST1M 4-3 I* Iha Plaintiff and MONA A SLATTERY are the Defendants, I wMI aaH lo Mw highest and beat bidder Mr cash at th* WIST FRONT* DOOR OF THE M U IN O U COUNTY COURTHOUSI; BANFORD. FLORIDA at 11:00 a m ., on th* 24lh day el FEBRUARY, the following da scribed LENOtNG CORPORATION. 3 ' P ftftM t ELIZABETH LAMAR, a/k/a [CAEAAVI I . LAMAR [ STATE OF FLORIDA, I DEPARTMENT OP I REVENUE; UNITED STATSS OF AMSIUCA; NOTICE ft beraby I ft* undaralgnad Clark at ftp I CbcuN Court a* County. Pier**, wai on ft* fS.* 1 *• • • . SI I 0 . HAR­ MS na* Matter as recorded f t l ** Pap* 4i. Pub* •* Sam m eft C a w * ! ftfta F fta l f t s caaa y_____ _ „ Court, ft* style * 1 which to I WiTNBSSmy hwtd one entefti f t i K i r t Ceon mft t* f t day ~ * * * ' MMI P — ^**MW* -' • £ 7 1 . MOT) 444-4444 .4117, 444-1 *71; V ''y o u ■gully Lean Thiel IM S-1 RO. BcatSBS UNKNOWN SPOUM OF 447)84• ■1 0SN-1S4 m 'i 2 f t * CLERKOP THI CMCUIT COURT Oarafty W. FOB PUUNTIFF N .IN 1 1 B, jr„ BRUCE M. WIOLI. Ill OavM tW W e .F i MS Weel More* Be Tba City t l emowrr m AN SPO S BC-TB-CP tHAS ESTATE OF CATHERINE C. HARDY. Tl* UM* Wekhrs Circle (VMBHfllC168rtHM« Florid* UTST ■be petition WITNISE my band and the aaal M due Court an DECEM­ BER l i f t , 1SST. . ju d ic ia l Final Judgment: THAT CERTAIN CONOOMlNII UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT IN TNS COUNTT COURT NO. 104, NONTHLAKE VILLAOE OF TNS SMNTSSNTH CONDOMINIUM III. ANO AN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT UN0IVI0E0 INTEREST IN THE M AND FOR • I I S MOL I COUNTY, COMMON ILEMINTS APPUR­ TENANT THERETO IN ACCOR­ FLORIDA CASS NO. SB-111 -CC-E0-F DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO CYPRES! VILLAOE ONE THE CONVENANTS, CONDI­ ASSOCIATION. INC . TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. BASE­ Plamtitl. MENTS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLA­ MARY BLIND. RATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF Defendant NORTHLAK1 VILLAGE CONDO­ NOTICS OF ACTION MINIUM III. AS RECORDED IN TO MARY BLIND OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK RRI. Bo* IT 1424. PAGE 424 AND OFFICIAL St Edward*. RECORDS BOOK 1S4S, PAGE Nebraek* 4*4*0 124. PUBLIC RECORDS OP YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA.action lo enforce a hen lorecloWITNESS MV HAND and the aure on th* following properly I tea l of lhi» Court on JANUARY m Eemmoft County. Florid* . II Lot T. and covered parking [(SIAM •O’. CYPREM VILLAOE 3rd Maryann* More* REPLAT TRACT C • PHAM t, Clerk ol th* Circuit Court according lo 1 h* plat ihereol a* By: Jan* I . Jaeewic recorded In P ftl Book 24, Peg* Deputy Clerk 47, Public Record* ol Eemmoft ■ehevania. McCabe, Raymor. 1 County Florida Barrett • Trappier l (Thi* property hea been previPOM Ofttee Baa 44t0 ouaty d e te n b ed a* Lai T. and Tampa. FL 33401 covered perking 'O '. CVPRE44 FS411S1T3 VILLAOE 2nd A t PLAT TRACT C NOT4CB PHASE 1. according lo Ihe pftl In accordance with ft* Uiereol a* recorded In Plat American* Omebdni** Act. p*r(Book 24. Page TO, Public son* needing a apecftl accom ­ Record* ol Sam m eft County. modation le pam clpeie f t Mft Florida ) proceeding ah ould contact ft* he* been hied againal you end Individual or agency vending you ere required le eerve a notice not later than seven ft) copy ol your written deftnee* day* prior I* f te proceeding ag d any. to M on KENNETH M Ihe ad d ress given an Iha CLAYTON. ESQUIRE. Pftm tifl* nolle*. Telephone: 407-31); Attorney w het* eddrea* la 4)10 aat 4127; 1-*OO M4-*77l CLAYTON S MCCULLOM. IM S (TOD) ar 1 -*00-144-4770 (v); vft MAITLAND CENTER COMMONS BLVO. MAITLAND. FLORIDA Publrth: February « , 13, ISM 12TS1, on or before March l i f t . DCIt-44 I BBS. end tile the onginel with the Cftrti e l ftl* Court either baler* aervtce e n Plainttft'a attorney < Nonce I* hereby green that w4 ire engaged in buelnea* *| ITS* W AUgert aft*. B enieii, Ferecfteure Compiemi [ C o u n t , . " u n d e r thg DATED en FEBRUARY Bth. FIciwoim Name of P M WKN- * ISM (SEAL) and that era Intend le MARYANNE MORSE eeld name with the Ohrtelen ol Clark o t the Circuit Corpoiabena. rail* he* see. S County Court* Fftrtda. tn accordance with ft* By Sktabeth Bum provision* e l the Ftcldteua Aa Deputy Clerk Nam* SlaluftA To-Wrt Section Pubirth February 14. 20. IT. | SSS.0S. Flertda Statutes I N I and M arch*. IM S FPA Medical Group DSN-147 e l Florida. Inc ' By J am** A- LebovtU I Publrth: February 12. ISSS 1' M TNS CIRCUIT COURT O E N I4I * NTM T> *NT(S) purge*M to a Bemmery Final IN DP TN I Dated al. Florida Iht* 4lh day ol February. 1EM (B**D Maryann* Mor«* Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clerk Oougla* C Zehm. Eaquire 11130 U S Highway 14 North Suite 300 Clearwater. FL 33TE4 Publrth February 13. 20. IM S DEN-114 __________ TENANTS IN nef tortb f t g4M Summary'Pftel M N -IM LOT S I, ALAMTA WOODS PHASE IS. ACCONOtHO TO ra t p u t r a tA s o F a s RBCONOSD IN P U T BOOK ST. COUNTY, FLONIOA. IN THS CIRCUIT COURT o r TNS BtiWTSBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO FON SBMINOLB COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS NUMSSNi ■T-SS4S-CA-1 4-S FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTOA'IE COMPANY. Plaintill. a l l t d * am. on Bw 121b d— e l Mereb. I tog aaafttanca to portlclpato ft any of •tones ~ Legal Notices Sealed bida will be oubiftto I""™ T later on Foftuary 24rd, l * N . a t t oo PM ft Iho City Commit .Ion Chamber*. Room 11T. SM N. OAM M l M -T ISS-SA -14.W SVBLTN W. CLONINDIA, TNUSTSS OF THS t u r n s w. u c k sv en AIVOCASLi TRUST DATED 4UNI SO, ISS4. Plaintiff, Legal Notlcaa (CIRCUIT COURT BIAU :hating Agent City ol lan ia rd Room 241 300 N. Park Avonuo Son lord. FL S2TT1 Bid* rocohrod a lftr NOON on Monday; February 23rd. 1SSS. wft bo returned M Mo aandar unopened. FaeaftWft or loft' Legal Notlca Legal Notlcaa iINagatoPto. •u sB -r^ IN I N to u W T S rtlS -lM I 1 S .IS .il �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday, Frtrusrv 13. - M Ram s said. "What more could you ask for?* Now the Rama (21*8) get set to face Lake Howell for the dlsm et crown and a home game tn next Friday's Regional Quar- terflnals. The Stiver Hawks won both previous meetings this season. Samlnoia High's Slavs Brown signs with Florida MM as his pa rants Dorothy Brown and Barnard Brown, Brown ready to become a Rattler Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ II has been a long year for Semi­ nole football player Steve Drown. He has gone from not knowing If he would ever play hla favorite sport again to receiving a ; four-year scholarship to Florida A and M Uni­ versity for academics and athletics. ‘So many kids never play again after an Injury , like Steve's.* Drown'a mother. Dorothy said. *Ood has taken us through this and we a/e so ' happy that we are able to send our son to a fine , school and that hell get to fulfill hts dream of . flaying college football.* < i During the pre-season Intersquad scrimmage ■game, the defensive lineman was put Into the Une-up In a different position. Starting running ' back Jo e Knight had been Injured and Drown was racking up yardage In hla new, and tem po­ rary. position. Suddenly, he went down and didn't gel up...for almost 30 m inutes. Brown's foot had been caught In a hole and ; he shattered hla ankle. Hla parents ran onto the j field, the coaches stayed by his side and his * team m ates kept vigil in the end zone unUl the 'am b u lan ce arrived. t * After surgery and a little rest, Drown set hla ’ mind to a task. 1 He was going to play football again. ». Hla determination and desire drove him to follow the doctor's orders, rehabilitate and never give up until he suited up for hla first game. Drown joined the rest of his teammates by the third game of the season. Immediately, hla Im­ pact on the defense was strong and he played as if he had never had a pin put Into Ms ankle. *1 feel great that Steve h as the opportunity to go to college,* football coach Jim Worthington. 'And especially that hell be able to play at the next level. After the Injury and everything he had to overcome, this la a great situation for him to be tn. lie's a very hard worker and f know hell do well.'' All of the hard work and Inability to give i p have come back two-fold for Drown. He will be­ gin college life tn the fall at one of the state's beat Institutions. *1 am so excited about this scholarship,’ Drown said. T h e fact that FAMU la so d o se played a large part in my decision because my parents and older brother have always come to everyone of my games. 1 couldn't Imagine playtng without them In the stands. They'll be able to come to at least all of the home games and I'm very happy about th at* Drawn plans on majoring in Business while juggling school ’ work, practices, p o n e s ' and some sort of a social life. He h as already proven that he can overcome any adversity. A little extra homework w ont keep Brown from excelling both In the c la s s ­ room and on the playing Held. Erick Sntfh puts his John Hancock to a Letter-ofM art w«h Waatam Ksntucky as (loft to right) coach Jim Worthington, Saminoia Hgh School Principal Qratchan Schapkar and mothar Paggy Smith look on. Smith headed for the hills of Kentucky Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ Another Semi­ nole High School mom la sending her youngest child to college. Peggy Smith, wide re* cetver/defensive back Erick Smith's mother. Is happy that her son will get a quality e d u ­ cation while playing the sport he loves a t the next level. Smith signed a letter of In­ tent with Western Kentucky where he will attend on a scholarship based partly on athletics and partly on ac a ­ demics. “ Although I wit) m iss him tremendously.* Peggy said. *1 thank Ood that It la over and the decision has been made. He's my baby and it will be hard to let him leave, but 1 am ao pleased that he h a s the o p ­ portunity to go to college, whether he plays or not. I just look at Ms location a s another place to vacation.* Smith was the leading re­ ceiver for the flolco this year. While the team runs a prim ar­ ily running offense. Smith was the receiver of choice on al­ most every passing down. Even though be gained a lot more time In the defensive back position. Smith walled patiently for his few receiving opportunities without uttering any com plaints. *1 am so happy that Erick is getting this chance to go to college and play ball.* football coach Jim Worthington said. "He has great abilities and is a really special person. I am very proud of the work he h as put tn here and It's great to aee the rewards.* Orest hands and speed were what Smith auch a suc­ cessful receiver and he's hop­ ing to utilise these skills even recruited for the wide-out post- and hla family, tlon. Peggy has given her son a llt*1 really tike the wide receiver Ue„*(tv,c« »o take with him to position the moat so I'm glad ., ... , . . „ that that's what 111 be playing. 2 J? It feels really good to rtgn a <^ ? t? n .Hfe* college scholarship because d' W,U do 1u?*C that is what we all have worked * knoT everything so hard for. The entire team **U and hell come killed themselves this year and tol ? ur, ^ a!* ve,y hlkppy seeing It pay off in scholar- "W*very healthy* ships la r e S * rS w w d u J * , * * * “ " “ me ^ k to hla home town, he has four Smith plans to major in years to earn a name for hlmBusines* and then make hla self and receive a quality eduhome back In Sanford. He said cation. If he continues to have that he has always wanted to the same work ethic and tingive back the to the community proves on his talents, that that h as been so gpod tp htm,;-i shouldn't. b*l A problem*, I • ■# i ■*•**«a*J ytnl In fl-jw v tiv It* M l IU - Robert Randall Is following tn the footsteps of many great tetter of intent with the Unlverwty of Connecticut, j -Because of all of the atten­ tion th a t I've gotten this year. 1 wasn't exactly supclaed th at 1 was offered a scholars h ip,* Randall said. T t sure la nice Late Maiy principal Ray­ mond Balnea also sold a few kind words to RandnlL T wish 1 bad 1,000 erudm ta take Robbie,- P omes said. “He h a s paved a positive road for others to follow, throu^a being a model atud m t roarhable and piat ptato daasy. When you put out your bast, the beat I *I **I l II IN I I' MK I I) M A N I U M Loiujwund Business Liquidators Robert Randall to run for UConn ttent with u s because we kept changing Ms position,* Peters said, "he was definitely one of the finest players to come through this program In lfi years, not only on the field but in the classroom, a s wefi. I told the UConn recruiter that he was taking on one of the r laaaieat people I had ever come In contact with. I am ao proud of Mm and the feet that he will receive a schola rsh ip with which to g d n an educa­ tion la the best th at I could hope for any of my kids.* tiiio/tln it- UN (II I. BASKETBALL cold for a Florida native. He also said th at the people h e was In contact with while In the northern state were very nice to Mm and made Mm feel a t home. He had a great expe­ rience when he went to visit the cam pus and la looking for­ ward to beginning hla college career. Hla mother. Joyce Riggins. la a little more hesitant m an Randall. t i l 11M M i'iiiV *i l**i• -FOLLOW YOUR FAVORITE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM DAILY IN THE 8P0RTS SECTION OF... �i 4B Scntafrt Herald. Snnlord. Ftonda • Friday. February 13. P e o p le HHS to double anti fraud force Remember the Pentagon buying scandals of the 1980's, the $6,000 toilet seat on nu Air Force jet? The war on waste and fraud In the massive Medi­ care and Medicaid programs will be our of the big stories as the 1990s come to a close: the government finds Dial ns much a s 25 percent to 40 percent of the home healthcare visits In some m arkets were provided to Ineligible people, or else they never took place at all. Suppliers to nursing homes are classifying adults dlnpcrs ns “urinary Incontinence con­ trol systems* and are marking up the price 500 percent. Taxi drivers taking benefici­ aries to clinics or hospitals are collecting payment for am bu­ lance service. Waste and fraud may gobble up as much as $20 billion a y e a r - 10 percent of Medicare’s annual outlays of $200 billion. Across Ilia S pectrum The government Is throwing more troops Into this war. Vanover-C ash Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Vnnovrr of Quincy, a n ­ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Corine Vanover of Altamonte Springs, to Freddie Cash of Oviedo, son of John and Franclna Cash of Sanford. The bride-elect is the m aternal granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Bentley. Ft. Ilcrcr. the paternal granddaughter of Jo h n Vanover and Annie Bell Thomas. Albany. Oa. Bom In Quincy. Ms. Cash Is a 1972 graduate of Jam es A. Shanks High School where she was a cheerleader. She Is pres­ ently employed as a surgi­ cal assistant at Florida Hospltul. Her lUiice Is the m ater­ nal grandson of Finley and Lrola Martin. Brunswick. Oa. the paternal grandson of John and Ethel Lee Cash of Brunswick. He was bom In Brunswick and Is a 1976 graduate of Seminole High School where he was on the wrestling tenm. The bridegroom Is cm- \ Corine Vanover and Fre dd ie Caeh Blood Bank Modeler* Club Central Florida Blood Bank is asking donors of all types of blood - especially O-type do­ nors • to donate a t Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0S22. 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 Oreater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, 400 E. First St. All phases of R/C model aircraft are presented. The club's (lying field Is located In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion. contact Lee Doraue at 574-4732. T o r s (Take Off Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *621 m eets 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 welcome. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. S enior activities Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years of older to Join them In two weekly activities on Monday: Woodcanren. from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Games from 1 to 3 p.m., s t the Frank Evans Center. 158 N. County Club Road. C ancer S u p p o rt Support, Hope and Recovery, S.H.A.R.. meets every Monday afternoon s t 5 pan. a t Central Florida Regional Hospital In the far com er of the dining room. This la a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors. whether In treatm ent now or finished with It. Cal) 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. Contract B rid ge Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, a t 10:30 a.m.. a t the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6326. AARP The Winter Springs C hapter of AARP meets the third Mon­ day of the month, a t 1:30 p.m.. at the Winter Springs Senior Center ofT Edgcmon Avenue. Senior clllxens, 50 and over, are Invited to attend. For Information, call Marian Dolln. 327-7334. Gam blers, V FW , A uxiliary Veteran* of Foreign W a n and the Ladles Auxiliary p f S $ V 6 r d Post 10106 meet the third Monday a t 7:00 p.m. at the post home. 2644 S. Sanford Ave. Pigeon F e n d e rs The Central Florida Pigeon Fanciers Association meets the third Monday of each month at nlnole C the Seminole County Agricul­ tural Center. 4300 Orlando Drive, Sanford. For Informa­ tion. call Art or Je an Anderson s t 631-8033. Ovoreaters A nonym ous Sanford - O vereaten Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, a t 10 a.m. In Pariah Hall Whltncr Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In 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 a rd The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting a t 1 p.m., and plays Inter-city tournam ents every Wednesday. Those Interested tn playing' learning to pUy^or joining the club may cal) Kltner. 322-7751. for Informs tlon. W eekly Lio ns C lu b The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday a t noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford near the clock. Visitors and prospective members are welcome. families Gamblers Anonymous Gam-Anon for family friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church a t the Good Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave., Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. BIrldg rld L a C lu b Sanford ___Duplicate ______ J B l H Bridge f in h meets a t norm each Tues­ day s t the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Kiwranls C lu b Narcotics A n o n ym o u s Narcotics Anonymous m eets Monday at 8 p.m. a t the Presbytrrian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave., Sanford. Lakeside Lions The Sanford U kealde Lions Club meets the Oral and thin) Monday of the month, a t 6 JO p.m.. at the Sanford Library. Visitors and new members are welcome. For Information, call BARBARA HUGHES/ GREGG Ju n e Gibbs Brown, the Inspec­ tor general of the Department of Health and Human Services, has announced that her staff of auditors and Investigators, now 960. will be Increase by 20 pern til this year and will dou­ ble tty the year 2002. An nggresslvely expanded campaign against fraud will be waged 'across the whole specInim* or hrallh spending, said Bmcc Vlndlck. director of the Hrallh Carr Financing Admini­ stration. which oversees Medi­ care. the program for those nged 05 or older and the dis­ abled, nnd Medicaid, th e pro- For example, doctors rou­ tinely order a blood analysis along with n variety of tests. T ills practice cost Medicare about $6 per test for tens of thousands of examinations*, said John Phillips, a Washing­ ton attorney who filed a case that led to a settlement pro­ ducing $325 million. The labo­ ratory Included the results of a rarely used lest for n type of anemia and billed Medicare for another S I.50 per lest. Phillips said. Even l»y the standards of Washington, w hrrr budgets are rrrkoued lu billions of dollars, llir recovery of $800 million Is stunning. Barbara Hughea/Orogg la tha Samlnola Coutny Extension Horn# Economist. Inquiries may ba directed to har at tha Cooperative Extension Service, 280 W. County Homs Road, Sanford, FL 3277$ or phono 323-2500. Ext SMS Parents, respect teen’s preference ployed with the State of Florida Department of Transportation. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 14 at 3:00 p.m. at the New Bethel AME Church In Altamonte Springs. CALENDAR TOPS CONSUMER FOCUS m that pays the health bills or the poor. Attomey General Janet Reno said that companies dealing with the federal government’s health programs should adopt voluntary Internal guidelines to prevent or detect fraud. "We expect businesses to take the steps on their own Ini­ tiative. before any unlawful conduct occurs*, she declared. For those who Ignurr this a d ­ vice. she warned, *We will bring the full weight of the gov­ ernm ent’s power to bear to enforce the law and protect the American people from being ripjied ofT. The government has had Its biggest successes In LabSrum. a two-year-old program which lias rollecled $800 million In settlem ents from lobornlorlrs that cheated Medium* by per­ forming blood and urine tests that .weren’t ordered by doc­ tors. or by falsifying test re* Bulls. Kiwants Club of Casselberry meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m.. at Denney’s on 436 In Casselberry. For Information, call 831-8545. Ssnford Seniors The Sanford Senior CltUens Club meets the first and third Tuesday, at 11 a.m., a t the Sanford Senior Center. A bag lunch follows. Visitors are w dFor Inform ation , call 322-2353 or 322-8161. i Dear Mary, • Our son Is 15 and basically he’s a good kid. He works hard at school, has a part-time job. and hasn’t 'discovered* girls yet. But the one thing we fight about all the time Is the way he dresses. He always wears the same filthy awful jacket; his hair looks like he got Into a fight with a lawn mower and lost, and his shoes have devel­ oped a life of their own. When we complain, he just says. "That’s how everybody dresses.* We don’t live In a poor neighborhood, and most of the kids at his school have more than enough money for clothes and anything else they need. I find It hard to believe that all the other kids dress this way, or that the school would allow kids to dress like that. We’d really like to get him motivated to at least look pre­ sentable when he leaves the house, burst? far afl weVe ac­ complished la making hirn de­ fensive when we mention any­ thing about what he’s wearing. Do you have any Idea how we might get him to at least meet us half-wa monitoring these decisions, but unless they are violating a school rule, law or public sen­ sibility, parents should respect a tern’s preference as much as you want them to respect yours. If your son doFs violate the school dress code, you must let him know that you expect him to follow the school's rules. But he could still dress the way he chooses at othrr times. You can bet that what he.w ears, ra P areata. We have to assum e he’s not Helens to and dors will be violating the school’s dress greatly Influenced by wiiat h i s friends ni are wearing and doing. rode or you would have heard frie Therefore, as long as he Is from them. Maybe you should be real grateful that he’s well- picking friends that you feel adjusted and doing well In good about, you ran feci prrlty school, and not get too in­ safe that he's going to be OK. There Is really nothing to be vested In his choice of fashion, gained by sweating the small as long as It’s not obscene or a stuff. You are much better to health code violation. Teenagers love to make what pick your battles, and muke Ihey consider to be a personal sure they are both worth win­ stnirm ent (which is usually ac­ ning. and wtnnablr. Keep an tually a carbon copy of the eye toward lire btg picture or other teenagers) when It com et you'll end up driving both your­ to .tastes in hair, clothes, and self and him nuts. music. Within some very broad ' P.S. In the not-too-dtstant fu­ ture. Ill bet you are going to parameters. I feel they should get a boost In the dress and be allowed to develop their own hygiene department from a n ­ values regarding these things. other source-w hen he discov­ Of course, you are always ers girls. You may find yourself fur *the good yrnmlng Mary Bath la a Certified Addiction Prevention Professional and a counselor at Oviedo Utah School. Contact har at M5-1S42, Ex. 210. U C .A t C IN E M A S 'Y. ' 1 ’■* LAKE M A R Y C I N E M A 10 f, h a . ■• i r, THE WEDOtNO tMOCR 1 10 4 40 T 4 0 S W ________? AS GOOD AS rT GETS u«*40orcotto k-o,» GOOD WILL HUNTMQ 1 00 4 JO 7 2 0 1000 THE REPLACEMENT KILLERS t»4»rx>»« is THE BORROWERS 120 440 710S30 SPHERE 100430 720 1000 SPICE WORLD 110MS D C t P E IU T I 4 10140 AMISTAD i?>a 400 too loro BLUES BROTHERS 2000 124&4 10730 1010 TITANIC i23o«itaao • (l| Hi T | \ * 4 Brother-in-law puts brakes on w idow ’s loving advances old d a y s l* P a V. I * ?4 |I STE R LIN G FLATWARE T H R E E DAYS ONLY OVER 6 0 0 PATTERNS IN STOCK a (tafcvr p u r m (rum MU* 44 VhM. I M m lUrfl. uartft | M k tarn*. last. Tu*k. m w u t Kufii Crrtt. SNlMi f rill SoilIXTUIm ) Mad Ukm Sad* pltrr paw s fb e t momci m u a t to n a pkie m * Umj Iwrd U hoi IMm mb* m k t arm fo il !*»*. trim upmm. S f . ,VeUi I a n S m m t spmiat. Sj MSpa**, th tm m . DEAR ABBY: My husband paaarrl away suddenly from a heart attack seven months ago. We had been married 16 years and have two children, 14 and 16. He was a vary loving husband and threat father. We had a wonderful life A abort time after his death, I began having strong foeIm p for hia unm arried brother, 'W illiam.'' I always liked William, but line* he ii the direct opposite of my late busbond, 1 never expected this to had, Now I am nsad-over-hsala in with William. When 1 confessed my feelings to him, he held me and kiiuod me and helped me cope with the toes of my husband, but he rafoiee to gal say closer to me. He aayi he feels gdfcy 1 was married to Mai K I have talked to hia family and mine, and most of them just want mo to be happy. My children adore him. I know my dear late husband would have no objection! He loved ua both and would want want ua to be V iliam and I see each other ■bout three times a week and we grt along great, but he is still reluctent to touch me except to hug me ive. Is it wrong to goodbye when 1 leave pursue this? AJ.1NS.Q 1987 A Fast Issue Kittling Christmas Onuxali HP i1sr«rtU*#4Urtlnt«tffenKI Kirrbt M p s >unia| a I65U Sr iluV boU a n u d ptrovinl UnUjitr 4 r.ljlrl SUTlin* » ks i a ABIGAIL VAN BUREN M ow a DEAR ABBY: I’m responding to “I've Dealt My H a n d / who was upset because her husband’s card parties went on until midnight. 1 would like to share my solution: iolvtui tm x u v ; rsm x v s a i m i s r m o r u iu s x ANQKVIim •DoLand, FL li t Mi aw -anu i s r a -1 ra ■ « U k rM n N llfe W * M I T h e R itz Theatre Presents On the night of the card parties, ne and instead of staying home seething, “Dealt* should go dinner and a movie wit i th i friends. Or, if ahe has any i pursue them: Join a gym, a book club, a quilting or sewing chib, take or music, whatever. as In art < Or, she can taka a nap before tha 'boys* come to play cards ao that she won’t mias ao much sleep. One thing I learned early in my m arriage waa to atop staying a t home and whining because my hus­ band wanted to do anrnetbing with the guys that I wasn't interested in. D e a lr should cultivate a life of bar DEAR A J .t You a re still In ow n, too. B EEN T H ER E prorssa atgrieving the foes IN HAYWARD, CALIF. o f p o u r h u s b a n d , nnd I t la u n d e rsta n d ab le th a t you fin d _ to hia brother, DEAR BEEN r. It Is seldom w ise to w ith ___ _ my r, th e Ive you ________ _ I n grief recovery group and lu g h is will a a hie wife ra th e r attend some sessions. Focus i th an being concerned w ith h e r y o u r u se da nnd those of y e T hey fe lt th a t h is c h ild re n d u rin g th is d iffic u lt p e rio d . Y our e m o tio n s w ill t a h e r co m fo rt. O f c o u rse h e e v e n tu a lly s ta b ilis e a p d y o u i h — u be p so oer o ed w ith h e r w ill h e In a h o tte r p sslti— to 8L Jo lu u River Gallery, Inc, (formerly Pint Birred Cattery, Inc.) Tickets: 812 Adults • 810 Seniors • 88 Children 207 Magnolia Avenue - Kor Reservations call 321-8111 - DATES & TIMES February 20th. 2lvl at 8.00 pm A 22nd at 2:30 pm Febnury 27Ul 28Ui at 8.00 pm A March 1st at 230 pm Jfco M la pert ty i S LUU’ I M S n U W S U a s C a* Sm iaok QiftuiW Aru Chase* lac 1 �COOILIS 4 4TAWIAA4KI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 4*0 Tampa. Florida 1140/ Telephone (S1S| 4T/-C004 CSS 444-01443 PuMNh February IS. 10. IM S 0IN -1I4 MICHILINI JULIIN. JOHN 0 0 1 . UNKNOWN SPOUSi OF MICHIUNI JULIIN. and FIRIT DCPOUT NATIONAL DANK. 0* landed* NOTICI OP SAL! NOTICI II HIRCBV QIVIN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Forcelotura dated Ih* l i e day ol January. IMS. and antarad In Casa Na- ST-1f4t CA M ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* Ilghlaanth Judicial Circuit In and lor lam m ola County, Florida, wherein FRANKLIN CRIDIT UANAQIUINT CORPORATION i* Plalnlttt. and MICHIUNI JULIIN. JOHN OOI. UNKNOWN 8 P 0 U II OF MICHILINI JULIIN. and FIRIT OCPOSIT NATIONAL BANK. ar* Defendant*, that I will *all lo Ih* w ait Irani door. S*mmol* CounlV Courthouse 301 N Park Ae* Sanlord Florid* on March lOlh. 1444 between Ih* hour* ol 11 00 o'clock A M end f 00 o'cloek PM. Ih* following detenbed property a* eat forth m Mid Final Judgm ent ol Foreclosure lo-wit Lol IS. Oeer Run. Unit S *A*. according lo Ih* Plat thereof on M* m Ih* Ofhc* ol Ih* Clark ol lha Circuit Court In and tor Seminole County. Florida recorded tn Plot Book i t . page SO and SO. aatd land* aituat* lying and baing m Saminola County. Florida DATI0. at Sanlord. Saminol* County. Florida, thre 3rd day ol February. 1SSS MARYANNI MORII. CLIRK OF COURT by Ooralhy W Bolton Deputy Clark Attorney For Ptointifl •laphan J Kot*lu. Jr l i t I Flaglar Slraal, *1 TOO Miami Florida 331 l l Telephone (30t| 1 /14171 Factmol* (304) 3M-S011 P u b lis h February t l . 30. I M l OCN-1SI CART JAY WILLIS (S S fttl-33-S S II). MALISSA ORIOO WILLIS (SS4I4S41-1SSS): ___ _ UNKNOWN TIN ANT I. . UNKNOWN TINANT II. and any unknown hair*, deal****, grant***, creditor*, and other unknown por*on* or unknown ■pouta* claiming by. through OP PORICLOSURS SALS NOTICI I* hereby green that Ih* und#r*!gn*d Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court ol Itm m o la County. Florida, win on I ho f lth day ol FIBRUARV. tS S I. ol 11 00 o'clock AM al Iho Wool Front door of Iho lom ln o lt County Courlhouaa In Sanford. Florida, offer for tala and t#H ol public outcry lo Iho hlghotl and boat brddar lor coah. Ih* totlowing.doicrlbod properly *du­ al* In Saminol* County. Florida Lol I f . Block I. QRKINWOOD LAKES UNIT 0-3 * C \ according lo Ih* Plot thereof a* recorded m Plat Book 30. Pagoi 70. 71. T3. 73. 74. 73. and 7S Public ftocordt ol Semi no la County. Florida purtuanl lo Ih* Final Judgment antarad m a c at* pending In »aid Coart. Ih* tlyl* of which la indicated shoe* WITNISS my hand mid official aaal of a aid Court ltd* SSth day at January. IM S modation m order lo particlpat* m thi* proceeding, you ar* anltItod. al no coat lo you. to Ih* pnreraian ol certain aaaialanc* PlaaM contact Court id m n n * trator. 301 N Park Ayanu*. iuii# NJ0I. lan ia rd . Florida U FM . (407) 371-4330 «4flT. with | working day* of your rocaipl a t thi* (nolle* ol Forodoauro Solo). H you ar* hairing impaired, call t -400411-1/71, ll you or* voice •mp#.red MN t -400-411-0//0 {COURT UAL) MARYANNI MORII CLIRK OF THI CIRCUIT COURT Oy Jan* I J i w w k Deputy Clark ATTORNIY FOR PLAINTIFF Nonea OP FORSOLOSURS SALS N O T IC I I I H IR IB Y Q IVIN pur*uont lo a Summary Final Judgment of forodoauro dated January ISth. IM S , antarad In Cnril C at* No I/-7041 C A 1 4 K ol Ih# Circuit Court ol Ih# IS TH Judicial Circuit In and for S IM fNOLI County. IA N F O R O . Florida I will **N to Ih* hlghatl W#»l Front Door ol Ih* MMINOLI County CourthouM locatad al M l N P art Avenue In San lard. Florida, ol 11.00 am Waal Front Door ol Ih* SIMI­ NOLI County CourthouM located at M l N Park Aeanu* m Sanlord. Florida, ol 11 00 am on Ih* I4lh day of February. LOT M ANO THI IOUTH 1/f OF LOT 44. SANFO PARK. ACCOROINQ TO THI PLAT THIRIOF AS RICORM O IN PU T BOOK I . PAOI 03. OF THI PUBLIC HICOROI OF SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated thla 34th day *1 January. 1444 (CIRCUIT COURT MAI) MARYANNI MOAM Clark ot tha Circuit Court th* Semtnol* County courthoua* to Sanlord. Saminol* County. Florida. nl I t SB AM. on tha tOlh day ol March. ISM, Ih* tallowing datenbod proper ty a t M t forth In Mid Final Judgment, tn w it That p a red of tond tying to Sac lion t l . To wn* hip M South. Rang* 11 So*t. Samrnato County. Ftortda. <n crtb*4 aa follow* From Iho North w ait c o r n e r e l * * i d t e c n o n I t . run g B P. MOLDINQS. INC . SUCCCSSON IN INTtRSST TO WIBTIRN O Pt RATION* CORP AND WtSTiNN OPf RATIONS CORPORATION Defendant non o ■ op Aonon TO: Waatam Operation* Corp . u s * . • dtMotaad Florida cor­ poration and aN part la* claimlug Inlaratl by. through, undar or ogalnal Wat lam Operation* C orp, U S A and aR partial hairing or claiming lo Kara any right, ml* or Inlaraal In Ih* proparty haraln datertbad BXHIBtT *A* PARCCL 1: Arroch* Basin I f 01 chain* South ol Ih* North***! cornar of Ih* 'lorthoaat on-quartor of !acHan St, Township IS South. Rang* SO S a il, thane* ran North 7.S chain*. Ihone* ran Ca*t S f t chain*, thane* South 7.S chain*, Plane# Waal S f t chain* to tha POINT OF BIOINNINO (AR of said land* lying and being In Saminola County. Florida) PARCH t: Bala* Section 31, Townahrp IS South. Rang* 30 la d . Beginning f t 7' W ad and 731' South 34 dagraa* W ad ol Northoad cornar Run Waal SIS' South 34141' l a d 1SS.1I' Orlando-W inter Park 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8 AM - S PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 Times.........$.68/llne 7 Times....... .$.84/1ine 3 Times.........$1.09/line 1 Time........,81.42/line Ratee are per Ineertlon 3 line Minimum. SchBOuSns nw y m d u d s t s k s Mary U s a l t w c o st o l a n Nddfhonsf day. Ganoaf w tw n you g s t rssulls. P ay only lor th a days your a d runa a t ra ts s a m s d . l is s M l dsscrtpSen to r f s tto ti rasufts. C opy m ust toBoar accaptab la form. W s rg ss rv s N light to rsfu s s a r y a d a l a n y Sm s. Com msrcial Irsq u sn cy raSss a r t avasafct*. FRONT DOOR OP THS SIMINOLI COUNTY COURTMOUSt; SANFORD. FLORIDA « 11:00 a m „ a n «h# N th day of February, 1440. the following deerrtbod property o* oot forth In M id Final Judgment: LOT ST, HI0DIN OAK (STATIS. ACCOROINQ TO THE F. AT TMIRIOF. AS RCCOROID •: i-LAT BOOK 34. PAOI(S) SI 44 OF THS PUBLIC F :O R03 OF SIMINOLI C JNTY. FLORIDA. WITNISS MV HAND and th* * *1 a t Nil* Court on JANUARY Irtn . ISM. (ilA U LOT I t . BLOCK > t, NORTH ORLANOO. 1ST AODtTION. ACCOROINQ TO TNS PLAT THIRtOF AS RICORM O IN PLAT BOOK I I . PAM S 13 ANO S4, PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA Oalod Ihi* 30th day *1 Jenuare I I U (CIRcS t COURT UAL) MARTANNI MORII Clark of 4 * Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark TNI LAW OFFICII OP DAVID J. BTIRN, PA ATTORNIV FOR PLAINTIFF Deputy Clark THI U W OFFICII OF DAVID J ITIAN. PA ATTORNIV FOR PLAINTIFF M t ■ Unreereity Drhre ■uite 400 Ptoniation, FL 33334 (444) 711-4000 0MF0T1 ol Forocloouro dated January Mfft. ISSS. and ontorod In cted M M iiuh Oh i 44-1143 CA-14-A. of Ih* Circuit Court ot the ISth Judicial Circuit In and tor Sominnl* County. Finn do. whom in OLO KINT MORTOAM COMPANY. I* Plaintiff end ANORCW J OZOUNCKS. NONA OZOLNISKS. MARY I PALMSR. It hying. and *U Sem inole 407/322-2611 THOMAS | . WALLS. SR. A/K/A TOM WALL. SR .. IF LIVINO. AND IF MAO. THS UNKNOWN SPOUSI. HIIRS. M V IS tiS , ORANTIIS. ASSIONIIS. LIINORS. CRCOITORS, TRUSTIIS AND ALL OTHIR PARTIIS CLAIMINO AN INTtRSST BY. THROUGH. UNOIR OR AOAINST THOMAS ■ WALLS. SR. A/K/A TOM WALLS. SR ; UNKNOWN SPOUSI OF THOMAS | WALLS. SR A/K/A TOM WALLS. SR IF ANY. JOHN OOI ANO JANI DOS AS UNKNOWN TtNANTS IN POSSSSSION MFINDANT(S) In accordance with lha American with D i m ban la* Act. paroon* with ihaabtbtia* need­ ing a special accam m edahon ta RUDY OOOORtOOl A/K/A RU0V JO SCPH OOOORtOOl A/K/A RUOV J . OOOORtOO l, IF LlYtNO. ANO IF OSAO, THI UNKNOWN SPOUM, NIIRS. M V tSIIB. On ANTMB. ASSSONSSS, tllNORS. CRIOITORS. TRUSTISS ANO ALL OTHSR CLASSIFIED ADS Circuit County. pa the tpako In M * pre e n should onntoet th* Clark a Circuit Court ot Ih* M INI County CourthouM a t 407 4SM IKT. 473/. not tolar �• Sanford Heratd. Sanford, H onda - Fnday. February 13, 71— Help Wanted 177.75 per week Part TYne poUon avalebto lor Dobary office No eipenence neceaury Mult be aeV moti valed and own iranaportaton For intorvaw ca* ARC YOU DCPCNOABLC ANO HONKST? 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HOURS <0 f i a o h l LAKE M AR FA. H i W 7 • Itetei. f i M7T1 r u T S T p S loom » T o81 J™ Dalhrary Daw ta Door to Paopteparaon sH$i Msgrity and entiutoiim needed cal on aooounii for tw Sanlord Hmld and Late Mary He. TNa isaniouMdir postern faeate^oa aalaa. Pravtoua aalas a$parfanca prafarrad. Cal 322-Mil or mal resume to: For HtoHm ktol-ame 4iao Mam n a n e*«. aa lia s Samoa ALTAMONTE SFfUMSt. MAITLAND, WRITER A AppScants mual be 18 Yteis old or todir. liavs an Iraursa atria or true* A te tvsiibfo 5 or more dayttgN houfs per day NOW PATINO A .TO AFFLT: 324-4832 ON STOPIT: DAVCHAPTERSS N il ORLANDO DR., UD4 JDFME0E TLC t ptoyroom. fon For tomrvmw 3304700 u c oeaa-7. iuSXf. 323-00*0. ABCTteR JOSFORYQU) Juaa Cato Namr a Foot , is psffomitw Su­ ms to *Heeteenl A3 llS*BW>S‘ , 7-3. 3-11. 11-7 or our "FtaMbia Hoeang dmdtoa * Wfo M o need FT rempoatommto $300 - $500 ■ you aaa money V n norae. Cat T h t Sanford H&rald needs CARRIERS for ••tobllshRd routes In the Sanford araa. All you naad It dapandable transportation, organizational skills and oftam oon avail­ ability In ordar to bagln a groat naui Jobl POSITIONS RURILRBLE NOUII ■a. Ftao 3214021 .Opon Cam rto o n o to \ ttoto* 14004744030 H a o M O fo C O f i �KIT ’N* CARLYLE ® by U r r y Wright 71 - H e l p W anted It'* 2. 2/1 ♦ soaanad pordi 3 Lg uwayddg tor bom 584900 to d naw carpal and w* *ni help arranga to* financing ESTATE SALE OWN fMVT. $ne Frt Son. 2M 2J& i Set ft Sun. 2/ 14-2/15 Craft supplies. fum , Iment. book*. » i M l doming. m e 922 Crow* BUI Ln. (San­ ford Placa OH SR 427) Sadord c t f hair on mV v l a Pf l . > portaaon C a iT T n m M W WELCOME to to* f r t l Annual StuktoSOOUto W« are a Non-proin organteabon whoea miseion It to raisa Mtoorl 9to* youto ol monay to support Lake Marysitotord to B torrrwig arts NOTICE WANTED: Individuals who ara seeking a fulfilling people onantJ tod carter GREAT employ­ ment environment. prolattional statu* and banalits Consider lha caraar ol Denial Assisting Formal education ol 1200 hours Laadtog to State and National credential* Work in a last paced, htghtoy technical, ever changmg caraar to the a**d heath held ol Dental Assisting Cad Oran as Technical Cantors Orlande Tech Denial Depart­ ment. 407-248-7080, e a t 4 0 5 . bsem eds ara subfacl lo in* Federal Far Housing Ad. whch makat a Magal to advertise any praiaranc*. kmnahon. or <*aemanation batad on rac*. col­ or. rahgon. aaa. handicap, la- nmon/uKR 21 NOAM 050 utoabgN an 2 strokes, twin cyclinder, rontsi opposed. 45 HP w/ reduction system, ground KJttabto prop 52500 323-: XS60 s a a U tootong to to# future they iv* a program designed lor SANTORO 4/1 S USO/mo * 54 MVtec dep CHA. ter pch. W/Spe. Oraat rm. wpnoi table ♦ bra placa. No petti M U M I GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED Home* bom pennies on I t Oeenguenr Tas, Repo’s REC7s V M A na To* Free (I) 90021 89000 E d M 7208 tor current bel end tow of good sU h' 230- Antlqua/Claaelca 4t111. Hvy. 17-tt, CmriMrry (407)834-7072 . Drava* o> C hudi tog m ad M /g o d c 10S—Duple x/Triptex 117—Com m ercial Ren tele m sm VALENTIN ^ H O M E I S ^ I W HERE TH E H E A R T IS CALL U8 AT m a M 334 O O W C T K W * ... s On 25th mmttm. B in A M U * B ID R O O M ) BATH H0\1l I OK M SS POSITION OPEN FOR: C IR O JIA TIO N /D IS TR IB Iin O N ASSISTAN T Tha Sanford Herald e currently accepting appfccafcons lor a part-bma cmitaton/dettution assatant. Tha ideal applicant wfl have paat experience incvculalionor aubmNa raaume or apply in paraon el 300 N. Franch Am .. Santord, a 32771 APPLIA\CE STORE. i.„. IH W RIMINCi Select your lottf till AppMtotojin l c 4ZU PALM POINT, SANFORD Mo. R l. M * 7 3 ,9 9 0 eiCLUCMNO LOT CmMto — if you qutUty for thl* opportunity to own a new homo. 4074304733 LAKEM ARY^r M .B m 1117 • t H M .f i 1171 SALES REPRESENTATIVE OPPORTUNITIES TRULY NOLEN, Florida* Urpeei. raateefcfrowln* and moat Innovative peel control company haa openinfa In aalea and for management trainees In UMOSAtoVO VB. ■rtoNra. on ? s �8 8 \ \ I I I - San fool Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday. February 13, by Chic Young BLONDIE rrs so ) c o ld 1 td c* v. im ' YOU'D SAMP O U T BECAUSE OC A L IT T L E WEATHERS YOU REMEMBER TD PUT ON YOUR THERMAL UNDERWEAR, YOU KNOW WOW COLD YOU G ET RUNNING PROM WERE 7 0 TYC CAR * READY TO Be alert to inappropriate behavior By P a le r II. Gott. M .D . DR. G O TT QUIT THIS by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY by C harlaa M. Schulz PEANUTS school classes. Although unusual. T ourette syndrom e is certainly a problem for those unfortunate individ­ uals who suffer from It. DEAR DR. GOTT: Several years ago, my wife wcnl In a doctor because of a slid neck. Once alone in his office, she was instructed to remove her To give you more information. I am blouse and bra After examining her sending you a ropy of my Health neck, the doctor fondled her breasts Report “Tourette Syndrome.” Other Now I always go with her to the doc readers who would like a copy should tor. Am I being overly cautious’ send 12 plus a long, self addressed, DEAR READER I don't believe so stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017. The original doctor may have had a bona fide reason for asking your wife noting that Tourette syndrome is a Murray Hill Station. New York, NY to disrobe. In all fairness to him. he disability, ruled Ihut the youngster to ISC. He sure to mention the title. may have thought that a breast exam was entitled to the same perquisites ination was ncressary. and she may us a handicapped person, and should C I M NEWSI-A1T.H K.VTVJU1USK ASSN have misperccived the exam as therefore In- allowed to attend public“fondling.” On the other hand, he may have been behaving inappropriately If he 39 Actor Peter — ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle felt your wife's breasts for other than 41 Russian fighter 1 Gloss plane medical reasons, he behaved uni-thi 7 Car— (shared 44 Author Rand □□□□H Q □ □ □ □ □ □ cally and should have been reported the driving) 45 Roman 2.100 □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ to the state medical society 13 Hate 48 Line on a map □ □ □ □ D H □ □ □ □ □ □ 14 Wolfish Hut that's all past history 51 Having less Pert of a money □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ I can understand why your wife 15 trouser leg 54 Actor Ralna feels comfortable when you amim|ia n ra n m □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 16 Before this 55 Belong ny her to the doctor, and I set* no rea time, old-style 58 Small anchors □ □ □ □ □ □ son why you shouldn't do so In my 17 Have a meal 57 Chlcktn — □ □ □ practice, I often ask spouses if they 18 Actress Farrow soup □QD 20 Curvy letter wish to be present when I examine 21 Ueed a D O W N □ □ □ □ □ their wives or husbands Sometimes toboggan □ □ □ □ □ □ □ they do. usually they don't The impnr 25 Go before 1 Ballet movement □ □ □ □ □ □ tant consideration is that they, not I, 28 Boring tool 2 A Chaplin and □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ make the decision This arrangement 32 Forda 3 Endure Ptymouths works well for me — until the wife 33 Intent look □ □ □ □ □ □ 4 Chemical euffli □ □ □ □ □ □ balks because she has Mime personal 34 Peanuts 5 Shinto lempte □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ 8 concerns that she doesn't want to character 7 drawing 18 Freshwater share with her husband Hut that's a 35 Hookup It Blbbcefi fish 38 Related on the 8 Your and my subject for another day 8 Unlock (poet.) 12 Comte need 21 Boy — (youth mother's aide DEAR DR GOTT I believe that a 37 Strengthened 10 Type of moistures husband who insists on being present 28 Spring >*»•« for his wife's examination may actual CTI IIIDCnOCal lorAnswers • Wr* -nu»e 1-900-454-3S35 e»l code 100 ly be engaged in spousal abuse The OlUMlCU; 24 Obligati. patient has a right to privacy r - r~ r~ 25 Lacking Then-fore, we should praise the physi cian who discourages such an t v 28 Bankrupt 27 Heating arrangement The patient not the 15 apparatus husband should come first 29 Highlander DEAR READER Point taken I TV IB 30 Part of would be inlerested in other n-aders' HOMES 31 Spill views on this complex situation 37 Fosy DEAR DR GOTT A recent telcvt 38 Bowling sion drama addn-ssed the problem of V Toun-tte syndroms* What is this fasti 40 Household oodt nating affliction’ 34 41 linger DEAR READER Gilles de la Toun-tte syndnime is a rare neumlog 36 42 Capri, e g. 43 Prod ical disorder of unknown cause, 48 TV home marked by severe motor tics (twitches (2 wds.) TV of the fan-, neck and shouldersi. vocal 48 fcu tics igrunts and wontsi. and sudden, 48 unpredictable utterances of exple­ 47 Indian 48 Beebe tives In the program you watched ',4 80 Fruity drink rT h e Practice." ABC, Jan 3. 19981, a 82 Lsnrvon'a love little girl with the syndrome was 83 Eictemadon banned from public school The situa­ O l»Mt>TNCA He tion was resolved because the judge. i ] WIN AT BRIDGE Seeing ■ R ID G K without looking PHILLIP ALDER By P k illip A ld e r lt'» Friday the 13th. Stuck liehind en­ emy lines, you come up against two doors, one leading to freedom and the other to the dungeon. Wouldn't you prefer belter than a SO 50 chance at liberty? Unfortunately, as each door is guarded by a 300 pound bouncer, it will be impossible to have a quick peek while no one is watching Good lurk! At the bridge table, though, some times you can peek at the opponents' cards without letting your eyes stray sideways Against three no trump. West leads the spade two four, queen, arc That's annoying because It's your weak suit, but assuming the lead is honest, at least the spades are aplitting 14 So. once you drive out the heart ace. you appear to have only four losers (three spades and one heart), with nine tricks (one spade, three hearts, one diamond and four clubs) available. However, there's a 32 percent chance that the by Bob T h sv ss FRANK AND ERNEST iT'f IMPOfTtP WOM tMTffN .... 'K f f S f i o , "* fo» THf « w m OF COHtONAHT CUHTtHSa OAR FIELD *5 I i 8 a • 2- 1 3 by Jim D avit missing dubs won t spilt 3 2. If you play a heart immediately, the defenders might win with the are. cash their spades ending with West, and switch to a diamond Then what would you do’ If the clubs are worth four tricks, you can win with dummy's dia mond an- and run (or home But if the clubs are splitting badly, you m utt hope the diamond finesse is working Vulnerable: East-West D e a le r South Koulfc I NT 3 NT West North I'ass 2 N T Pass Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: * 2 One peek is worth several finesses. no»- drive out the heart ace and fall but the secret is to peek without look on the diamond finesse, ing. Ju st start by cashing two top The door to freedom is open! clubs Has the suit split favorably? If , to. drive out the heart ace and claim. If ». isisb» wr HOROSCOPE lor you ARIES (March 21-April 18) It w too bad you cant eavesdrop today, because tha remarks others are making about you (B ir t h d a y betsnd your back would grva your ago a big boost. Saturday. Fab. 14,1998 TA U R U S (April 20-May SO) Today, if An old fnend could turn out to ba an any you're alert, you might ba able to spot ol a nor mout importance to you in tha opportunities others could overtook. You year ahaad. Ttea individual wd ba mstru- will recognize their potential, but they mantel in furttwnng your ambitions might not. A Q U A R IU S (J a n . 20-Feb. 18) Endaavors to which you davote your per­ PEMBA (May 21-June SO) Ba aware of sonal touch should work out successfully tha interests of people tor whom you leal today. Ba sura you keep your contempo­ responsible No one w kkely to gat cute if raries apprised ol what you're doing. they know you're tha one minding tha Trying to patch up a broken romance? (tore. Tha Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help CANCER (June 21-July SS) Taka bme to you understand what to do to make the check reliable sources today 8 you need relationship work. Mall S2.76 to something special for your household. Matchmakar. c/o this newspaper. P.O. What you want will ba available at an Box 1758. Murray HS Station, New York. affordable price. L E O (Ju ly SS-Aug. SS) Spur-ot-theNY 10156. PtSCCS (Fab. 20-March SO) You might moment happenings wB be tha moat fun not have as much control as you'd tea today, so kasp your schedule flexible today over your Involvements, yet In sprte Something batter than what you had of that, everything should work out wall planned might pop up Rbur VStOO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) In a discus­ sion today with an Individual whose career parallels yours, bo a good kstenor You can use soma of the successful ideas ho or she shares. U B R A (Sept. 23-Oct. SS) Meat your chakenges head-on today, because you may itocover they era not nearly aa drthcuN as your vhnd tmagmahon has ted you tot " SCORPIO (O ct 24-Mov. SS) Close assooatee wN look out for your needs today, but only up to a certain point. It is bast you rely upon your own i SAQfTTAMUS (Nov. S3-Oee. S t) Out (8 tha goodnees of your heart you might do something tor another today expecting nothing In return. However, you could ba Bit big gainer. CAPRKORN (O a s .S f r J n .lt ) You may have eome fnjetratione w«h which to con­ tend today, but don't let them dwturb you. Thera Is a silver lining emanating from those douds. CiaskpMtelae. � 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 13, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 13, 1998. 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