26 10 254 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/be43fba92e337031e1e48e5a8e2b7301.pdf e929bad671b30cd48a3c1d2a98d2a334 PDF Text Text ■h h h i h h h h h h h h h January 8, 1998 50 C e n ts Sanford H erald ring Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County all 90th Year, No. 97 • Sanford, FtorWa Seminole County: What’s ahead? C ops say tra ve le rs are scam a rtists C ham ber m usic se ts to n e fo r ch a irm a n ’s ta lk By R U M W H IT S Herald Staff Writer By M AR IA OREM Herald Stall Writer SANFORD • A suspect, be­ lieved to be a member of traveling criminal group that targets seniors through home Improvement Kam a, was or* rested Wednesday by Semi­ nole County sheriff's depu­ ties. Thomas Stanley, 21. 154 White Oak Road. Fredericksburg. Vo., was taken Into custody at about 3:30 p.m. at a car dealership on U.S. Highway 17-92 In Sanford. said shertlTa spokesman Ed McDonough. Stanley, who was charged with one count o f solicitation without a permit, had offered to pave two sections of the dealership parking lot for 70 cents a foot. After Stanley, hts brother, a cousin, and a fourth man. began work on the parking lot, the sales manager at the dealership became suspicious because o f the low price and Inferior materials bell being used and called the sheriff's office. McDonough said. T h e y (employees at the dealership) were suspicious because these guys came fully equipped and were sobelting ig the «work door to door,’ said Lt. John Thorpe o f the Crime Prevention and Analysis Section. Thorpe, who was railed on the scene when the report w as made, said the group was working on paving patchwork when he arrived. Thorpe said the p s u p did not hove on occupational li­ cense from either the county or the city. W hile he was in­ vestigating the complaint at the dealership, Thorpe said another member o f the group waa at the county services building trying to get an oc­ cupational license. T h e license w as revoked, though, because of false In­ formation on the ap p lica ­ tion.* Thorpe said. After Stanley w as arrested art the m isdem eanor charge, the rem aining members, all believed to be part o f a large criminal group known as The Travelers, were told to leave. *We told them to hit the road and don't come back.* Thorpe said. The Individuals and their equipment w en photo­ graphed by deputies, he said. Thorpe said his office has broadcast the latest Inform a­ tion on the Stanleys to other police agencies in the coun­ try and will aoan have it on the Internet. According to Thorpe the Stanley name Is known am ong law enforcement agencies. He said he recently heard a police broadcast bom an of'A cer In the North warning of the Stanleys. T h e y travel all over pulling these scam s.* Thorpe said. T h e y come here In the win­ ter because they need the ither to be warm .* mertr ; •** % C A? a S & L j w Randy Morris HEATHROW - Few politicians could have felt more comfortable than Seminole County Commission Chairman Randy Mor­ ris did Wednesday at the breakfast meeting of the Lake Mary-Healhrow Chamber of Commerce. Morris was the guest speaker for the first 1998 breakfast. He was prepared to speak at 7>45 a.m .. but that changed to 8:45 a.m. to allow suf­ ficient lime for the chamber’s peppery d i­ rector Diane Parker lo stir the overflow crowd of business leaders Into an absolute frenzy with a "Great 98" spiel. The owner and manger o f the new Lake Mury Hilton Garden Inn were among those caught up In the high energy and enthusi­ asm o f the lively chamber. ‘ Diane's the best cheerleader In the territory," said County Commissioner Win Adams. To be sure, the room was full of major players In the Lake Mary/Heathrow busi­ ness community most of whom would hardly need a nudgr to be contributors to his re-election plans once Morris makes an announcement later this month. Monts has chosen to this point to con­ centrate on his county work and keep the By BH AR l BRODIC Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Commuters and school kids awoke this morn­ ing lo yet another sodden sky os Central Florida was show­ ered with rains from a cold front spawned by the El Nino weather phenomenon. A tornado watch was In effect until 9 a.m. today. There were none reported, but the other advisory, an urban flood watch, was on target as motorist m a­ neuvered through rain soaked streets. St. Johns River Water Man­ agement District Public Gutrrarh Coordinator DIU Gref said the Sanford area Is very saturated and ‘ the water Just doesn't have anywhere to go.* Graf said he suspects that the predicted rain fall amount In 'nnuary. of 2.3. Inrhea, will In - reached by thr end of the day. At 10 a.m. this morning, the Central Florida Research and Educational Center on C rlrty Avenue had gauged be­ tween .04 and .08 Inches for rain that began falling at day­ break and continued heavy Into mld-momlng. Graf said almost 13 Inches fell on Central Flop Ida In December, well over the predicted 2.1 Inrhrs. Thr St. Johns River crested Tuesday. Graf said It may ugaln In the Sanford lo Astor area, after today’s rein. ‘ It's going lo drive levels up.* He said the (low from the upper Sanford zoning officials to review growth trends By — Herald Staff W itter SANFORD • Zoning officials wtll review growth trends In the city during a workshop at City Hall today at 6 p.m. During the workshop, mem­ bers o f the planning and zon­ ing commission will discuss the first phase o f the Evalua­ tion and Appraisal Report (EAR). The EAR will be used to update the city's 1991 Com ­ prehensive Plan, said Jay Marder. director o f planning and zoning. ‘ U s a complete evaluation of data Inventory upon which the comprehensive plan is based.* M arder said. The EAR data. Inventory and analysis matrix waa developed by Soltn A Associates, an In­ dependent consulting Arm. The consultants. M arder said, scrutinized the elem ents of the com prehensive plan and reported on Information trends that wtll be uaed to develop the plan's goals. Those elem ents Include future land use. traits■portstIon, housing, conserva­ tion. . recreation and open apace, and Intergovernmental coordination. The Information will be used to develop policies and goals to accommodate future growth and to provide the Infrastruc­ ture the growing population re­ quire*. M arder said. *We're going to look at trends to see how d o se we came when we estimated the num bers five or six year* ago.* M arder said. ’ Looking at page one o f the matrix, tt looks like we did a pretty good Job of predicting the population figures.* said the coning com ­ mission wtU look at a sim ilar, more Inclusive matrix at Its next meeting. •W ell ace what needs to be adjusted baaed on the inform a­ tion.* he said. *We need to -i keep these num ber* fresh to make sure the Information Is correct and reasonable.* The E ar wtU later be subm it­ ted to the city commission far review and next year wtll be used to update the com prehen­ sive plan, he said. At the regularly scheduled meeting at 7 p.m., the planning and coning commiss ion Ion wtU consider a request from SprtngCom to build a com m u­ nications tower at 4175 8 . O r­ lando Drive which fronts U.S. Highway 17-92. The proposed 130-foot tower will be adjacent to an autom obile dealership and governmental office*. A forested wetlands area sep a­ rates the site from existing single family development lo ­ cated to the east . Im r e com ­ m unications towers are located at the Seminole County Five Points complex, which la west o f the proposed aitr. Also at the meeting. Lamphier Painting Service* wlQ re­ quest a dim ensional variance to construct a building In Sanford Central Park. The toning commission wtll also consider site plans for Hudoon Furniture at 3290 W. 1st Street, and Florida Solar at 100m Coastline Road. Calling all actors to Ritz Theatre auditions Herald Staff W riter SANFORD - The Ritz Theatre la set to kick off Us 1998 leg of the 97-98 season. The new play la Mother Hides, the story o f a foster child whoae name Is Olrl and her search for her true identity or parents: it takes place In the' Sm all town of W are, Illinois during the De­ pression o f 1935. The play doesn't start till February 20. but auditions are being held Monday, Jan. 12. The Ritz la looking for per­ formers from ages 13 to 40. There are eight to 10 parts that need to be filled. Again. Initial auditions are Monday, but call backs will be held on W ednes­ day. The times for each day Will be' between 4 p.m . to 6 p m- at the S t John's River C3allay. 207 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. (Formerly known as the First Street G allery.) Each person Is salted to bring a one minute monologue to the audi­ tion. Also, one part the Ritz needs filled Is that o f TUc, a deaf mute who tells the story through his sign language. Anyone that h as signing expe­ rience la encouraged to try out for the part. Directing the play wtll be Sanford native. Alton Lathrope, whom Rita audiences m a ^ remember as the lovable from Drtufng M iss Daisy. A t usual, the play wtll take place at the gallery. — -------but the play could c go on tour a s well. Plana■ have not been finalised, but Mother Hicks may make stops at three area ekm entary schools: Idyllwllde. Midway and Hamilton. Program s for the aduha wtU be at the gallery February 20 • 22. 27 - 28. and March 1. Showtim e* arc at 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2:30 p.m. on Sundays. Ticket prices arc •1 2 for adults. 810 for ae_____ ______ students and 88 for children 12 and under. The play to a winner o f the Children's Theatre Association o f Am erica's Distinguished Play Award. For Information about auditions, the play tag Rttx and gallery events, call ■831-8111. Homeowners' nightmare continues over unfinished houses and money LAKE MARY • Hom eowners were told TUeadoy night that Olym pia Homes owner Joe Kantor la working with a p o ­ tential buyer for nto construc­ tion company and negotiating refinancing to purchase money to finish homes already under construction. Attorney Vtnette Hudson told her d ie n u she had spoken not been named. One subcontractor. D el-A ir Heating and A ir r ^ w K t t ^ n g and Refrigeration. Inc., located in Lake Mary, took stepo Tuesday to recove r some o f the m aterials on wmi— o f the homes under construction. The air conditioning contractor waa working on approxim ately 50 houses. In Olym pia commutaties, when the Altam onte Springe company closed its doors an Frida*. The ra m m iw sure the way (Olym pia) left the * t e does not have- an adverse impact on the residents or their neighbors.* Litton said these concerns dealt mainly with the w ay some o f the iota the Woodbrtdge la k e s n ib dfvtoion had been graded. He «M d the company tad not owe any money far any o f the pertatt w ork done, but no action hod been taken on some o f the penntta Issued and they would expire and a b u tte r had to* that he Intended to to but a Urn* Lake Mary Ctty M anagrr John Lttton said W ednesday that while this to a *prkrato the city deco h av* ■ * • » ! ____________________ to O rlande and one in Lake Maty, la continue i t vtowtag to n t a m l — -- ---------* - - Herald Staff W riter i ty . Paga 2A Water, water everywhere! ■r .i re-election matter on a back burner. *And. now" Parker said Wednesday, "a man who designed a city (he was mayor of Lake Mary) and Is now designing this county.... Randy Morris. Doom. Morris waa on. "You arc all knowledgeable about what's happening.* Morris said, "but maybe you havertT heard all the numbers. There are plenty o f good news stories about the gitiwth In the Northwest »-4 corridor. We re getting a good deal o f national attention. *11 wasn't that long ago that when someone mentioned Heathrow, they aaao- S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . C all 3 2 2 2 6 11 ' * J sJnM �i • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday January 6. 1998 ‘The Most Red Blood Drive’ ends in success Special to the Herald completely filled with water. •Mullet Lake Park, m Geneva, remains closed to . campers and drivers Tho parking lot. like the lake, is W e a th e r C ontinued from Page 1A .basin . south o f Sanford, was ;closed Wednesday, but that “will reduce the water In Lake Monroe only by a small :amount. He added. *As yet we haven't iseen any structural damage.* ;in the Sanford area. *What we •really need Is a month of no mint* Scmliiulr County lias had lo close Mullet Lake Park. In Ge­ neva. ikib Chorvat. Parks and Recreation Director said the parking lot at the park Is completely filled with water. The water level at Lake Jesup Park, on South Sanford A ve­ nue. ts two feet above the top of the boat ramp. Chorvat said that all of the ramps are func­ tional but the populai boat rump at Luke Monroe Wayside* Park, ut U.S. Highway 17-92 and the St. Johns may have to close *lf It becomes a situation deemed unsafe." Early thunderstorms are predicted for Friday morning, with partly cloudy skies for the weekend. ORLANDO - T h e Most Red Blood Driveended In success as 2,489 pints o f muchneeded blood were collected during this annual 12-day event sponsored by Central Florida Blood Bank. Sprint Yellow Pages and MIX 105.1. ‘ HtstorlcaUv. blood supplies drop to dangerously low levels during the holiday months o f December and Janunry.* said Anne Chtnoda. Central Florida Blood Bank executive vice president and chief operating ofllcer, "but because o f the tremendous support from Cen­ tral Florida residents, adequate blood supply levels were maintained." T h e Most Red Blood Drive* began Dee. 22 with Santa Claus riding the Lymmo bus through downtown, lighting T h e Most Red Christmas Tree* at Signature Plaza and being one o f the first to donate blood. Approxi­ mately 2,900 donors visited one o f the 11 CcnHal Florida Blood Banks or Blood mobiles lo­ cated throughout Orange, Osceola and Semi­ nole counties during this drive. Community Christmas trees with bows pluced on them beating the name o f rath donut were located at each donation site. Donors received n free holiday T-shirt or a certificate for a free daycruise in appreciation for their donation. ‘ All donated blood will be used to help peo­ ple rigid here In Central Florida,* said Chinoda. *We are very pleased with the support we rrcrtvrd.* Targeted donor services programs and the generosity of Florida residents hns helped en­ C o u n ty---------C ontinued from Fags 1A elated It will) death row. For a long time there was nothing. No one wanted a part o f It. Nothing was happening. But look at It now. T h is ts the 10th anniversary o f the Initiation of the Lake Mary Boulevard Gateway Proj­ ect. which lias become a model for other county gateway en­ hancement projects." M orris said that growth and development trends will con­ tinue on the Northwest 1-4 c o r­ ridor. Long-awaited construc­ tion o f a 48-A. 1-4 Interchange w ill begin In April. 46-A w ill be widened to four lanes and the Orantltne Road corridor o f 1-4 w ill be developed. This road will run parallel to 1- .- — . I t .- i i o ftM - w r a w M resent.•» a popular national movement to convert aban­ doned railroad corridors to recrrutlona! trails and alternative transportation systems. The primary funding source for de­ sign and development o f the trail Is provided by the Intrrmodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act. Looking at those who were standing In the back o f the room at the Heathrow County Club. Morris aald one o f hla v i­ sions for the future of the county Is a Conference Center where meetings such as Wednesday's could be con­ ducted. "We're going to do something about It," Morris said. "We're going to get answers. I'm not talking about a convention center but u conference center that will accommodate groups such as this one. serve the high schools, and accom m o­ date 1.000 or so people for m eetings." b 1 T H 55 l i — »••• : r- THURfiDAY: BO LUNAB T A B IC min. 1:20 a.m .. tnaj. 7:20 a.m .. min. 1:30 p.m .. maj. 7:45 p.m. TID ES: D aytaaa B rack : high: 4:03 a.m .. 4:24 p.m .. low: 10:18 a.m .. 10:30 p.m. Raw Sm yrna B arak : high: 4:08 a.m.. 4:29 p.m .. low: 10:23 a.m .. 10:35 p.m .. C ocoa B rack : high: 4:23 a.m .. 4:44 p.m.. low: 10:38 a.m ., 10:50 p.m. will have the most visible Im­ pacts on the area as they con­ tinue to grow out." Morris said. In the next five years. Morris said that the population of the Northwest 1-4 corridor will In­ SUNDAY k Naw LO TTER Y Hara are tha winning numbars salad ad on Monday In tha Florida Loriary: Fantasy S 4-14-10-10-21 Central Florida Blood Bank (CFBB). estab­ lished In 1942, hns consistently provide the community with safe nnd adequate blood sup­ ply from more than 1.75 million donors. This not-for-profit organization provides more than 175.000 pints of blood each year — donated entirely by volunteers — nnd remains the larg­ est Independent b lo od bank In Florida. CFBB operates 45 health-rare facilities In 10 Florida counties. Sprint Publishing A Advertising Inc. Is the offlclul publisher o f the Central Florida Sprint Yellow Pages. Sprint Publishing. the nation's seventh largest Yellow Pages publisher. Is a subsidiary o f Sprint, a global communications company and the world's largest carrier o f In* tem el traffic. M orris said that the Interna­ tional passenger count at Or­ lando Sanfonl Airport rose from 636,360 In 1996 to 1.044.496 in 1997. There w ill Rlnehart Road will also b e be a terminal expansion expanded to four lanes, the IsddlUonal 28,000) and a cargo Q K en eW w {M issin g Link” * facility constructed this year. t o W J - f g l 7 - t e to 1-4 Will be- c It's important for the county gin construction In late 1998 government to h rlp the sm all and work wltl also begin to' business incubator program to make 1-4 six lanes from Lake grow. The Incubator la a Joint Mary Boulevard and the Lake Seminole County. Sem inole Monroe Bridge at the St. Community College and Sem i­ John's River. nole Port Authority partnership With six major road projects project. under way. Morris facetiously The Incubator provides ten­ said the ant services such a s planning, quickest way to travel might be marketing, hum an resources on the Seminole Wektva Trail. and Inventory control. A sec­ T h e major developments o f ond Incubator building will be Heathrow International Busi­ completed thla year and a third ness Center. Prlraera and started to answer tntem aUonal Seminole Tbwne Center mall dem and. |> fa l on akrady-saturalod Cantral Florida lands. 1 ;■■■■■ crease by 31 percent - the county's Increase will be 17 percent. During the same lime apart­ ment growth Is expected to climb lo 4.517 units, a 48 per­ cent Increase. Employment growth, he said, will be a dominant force o f de­ velopment In the corridor with a 33 percent Increase. There will be an addition of 1.3 m il­ lion square feel o f office, co m ­ mercial and Industrial space In the next five years. The 1-4 cor­ ridor will have a substantially greater Increase than the county wtlh a 25 percent In­ crease In non-resldentlal de­ velopment. sure that Central Florida Blood Bank has an adequate supply o f blood at all times. None­ theless. only c percent of the population d o ­ nates blood for the staggering 60 percent who will need It during Ihclr lifetime. T h e need for blood Is u year-round concern* said C hlnoda.1 ‘ At least 900 donors per day are needed to illfill the needs of patients within our service area. We hope to liavc more residents donate on nn on-going basis.* *We are extremely pleased to have played a role In the success of Oils year's drive," said Katherine Vaecaro. Sprint Yellow Pages spokesperson. T h e Most Red Blood Drive gives all o f us the opportunity to give som e­ thing bark to the community while we are dis­ tributing our new Central Florida Sprint Yellow Pages to nrru residents and businesses.* Scam : S e a s a re 7 9 feet w ith a ro u gh ch op. W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D ayto n a Is 62 d egrees a n d at N ew S y m m a , 6 2 degrees. W in d s a re from the so u th at 2 0 -2 5 m .p .h . Iirangnci . Page LA l S an ford H erald "Serving Sanford. Late Mary and Seminole County Since 1908" Thursday, January 6.1996 • VoL 90. No. 97 Pubtttwd Tuesday through Fndsy and Sunday by RspuMc N>wspspsr». Inc. • 300 N. French A vs.. Sanford, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 CMCULATION BUaMh Bares! OMnSnsn Tommy VmcM Suun Warmer Rum What Subacnpaon Haim (OaSy 4 Sunday) • it JO o s 00 17400 42400 Thorpe said the Stanleys typically i■witch between solictUng sm all businesses or senior citizens with private hom es. On Dec. 19 an 80-year-old man In Bear Lake was charged 64.800 for an 6800 paving Job. Although depu­ ties were able to And the person who cashed the check, Thorpe said hla office could not act because that person w as not on the scene Fantasy Five winning ticket sold In Sanford A ticket bought In Sanfonl Is a winner In W ednesday night's Fantasy Five drawing, which produced nine tickets matching all five num bers. Lottery Secre­ tary Marcia M ann announced Thursday m orning. Each tlcketholder who matched all five num bers have won a cash prize of •32.432.06. A ll together, these top prize winners will share cash prizes totaling 6291.896.64. Com puter rec­ ords show the top prize win­ ning tickets were sold In these cities: Sanford, Delray Beach. Fort Pierre, Miami. Pensacola, Shalim ar and Tam pa, which had three winners. In addition to the first prize winners, more than 30.000 other players won cash prizes. The payouts were: 1.465 players m atching four of five num bers won 633: and. 28.559 players matching three of five num bers won 65. The winning Fantasy Five num bers for Wednesday were: 4 - 1 4 - 1 6 - 1 9 -2 1 . A significant development toward the quality o f life and eventual real estate prices in the county Is the Seminole Weldva Trail project that rep- when the paving work was conducted. T h a t's how they operate because they know we can't charge them with c o n sp ir­ acy.’ he said. However. Thorpe said his office will present a photo line up of the Stanely group to the elderly hom eowner, just In case there la a con­ nection between the two FREE Thorpe said the key to Identifying these types of y m artists ts the door to door solicitation aspect. A n ­ other tip-off is out-of-state *lf someone com es to your door soliciting work, never let them In your house.* Thorpe said. 'C a ll your local police departm ent.’ Cataract A Laser C*Ur*ct * GUuconu Screenings this Friday in o U lU lC ! # 9:00 a.m. - 11KX) m.m. Lake Mary Orange City (407) 333-5111 (9 0 4 ) 77441044 Johnnie Holloway. 85, Indi­ an town. Fla., died Friday. Jan. 2. 1996. B om Dec. 25. 1912. in Lake Butler. Fin., he Uved In Sanford moat at Ida life. M r. Holloway waa a brick m ason. He waa a m em ber o f New Bethel M .B. Church In San­ ford. Survivors Include daughter, Devolla Sim s Holloway, San­ ford; step-son. Kevin C am p­ bell. Rochester. N.Y.; M ater. Essie M ac Lewis, Indian town. Fla.: com panion. Lottie T iler. Indiantown. Fla.; five gran d­ children; four great­ gran dch ildren . •All County Funeral Hom e and Crem atory. Stuart, in charge o f arrangem ents. 1 �Sanford Harald, Sanford, Florida •Thuraday, January B, 1998 •M ELLEN GOODMAN On discrimination, and being sexy and pregnant B O S T O N -I am not entirety ready to elevate Hunter Tylo to the pantheon of ctvtl rights heroines. But the actress who left the Los A n ­ geles courtroom with a $5 million victory In a sex discrim ination case did look awfully good playtng the part. TVIo not only declared a win "for every wom an.* she said that the unanim ous Jury had sent a m essage to every Hollywood producer to stop treating actresses ‘ like meat.* W as this a teensy bit hard to chew? W ell, sure. This actress, mother and bom -agaln Christian was hired for the ateam y-and-sleazy ‘ Melrose Place" as a *vlxen. adulteress, seduc­ tress." W hen the designated vixen announced she w as pregnant, the producer fired her. Having struggled for the meat role, how turprising Is it to be treated like meat? Nevertheless, as the case of Sex D iscrim ina­ tion and the Pregnant Seductress goes to a p ­ peal. it raises some meaty questions. Like whether being pregnant disqualifies you from a jo b as a sex object. O r more to the point, whether being a sex object Is still a Job. Moving east form L A . to Las Vegas, a sim ilar suit is being waged by some IS cocktail w ait­ resses who were removed from the floor by the Im perial Palace because they were pregnant. The owners claim that Las Vegas like ‘ Melrose Place* Is selling a certain image. A sexy Image. Women who do not fit the Image, let alone the skimpy costume, are unlit for the Job. In other words the owners claim, being sexy Is a bona fide occupational qualification, or BFOQ. in the language of civil rights law. And therefore, they aren’t guilty o f sex discrim ina­ tion when they fire pregnant women. It's what's called appearance discrim ination. Indeed the waitresses had signed a contract saying they wouldn't gain more than six pounds. Tylo, for that matter, had signed a sim ilar contract saying she's maintain her vixen appearance. But you can't sign away your civil rights. This whole d eb ate-W h at's appearance d is­ crimination and what's sex discrim ination? When Is a sex object BFOQ and when la It sllm c-ball employment discrim ination?--goes way back. In the days before stewardesses becam e flight attendants, airlines advertised their main attraction with lines like ‘ Fly me. I'm Susan * they m aintained that sexy stew ardesses--hot pants and all--w ere part of their appeal to business men. More recently, the illustrious Hooters restau­ rants claimed that tight T-ahlrled, m inishort rd servers of the female persuasion were an essential part o f their name and profit m ar­ gin. No men need apply. O f course the airlines lost their case and Hooters had to settle this fail by adding more W INNm DIXIE America’s Supermarket* • Having* struggled for the meat role, how surprising is It to be treated like m cat?f men to their roster. We have come to the n o­ tion that you cannot use a customer’s per­ ceived bias against, say, a black, old or preg­ nant employee, as an excuse for keeping those old stereotypes alive and typing. Paul Miller, a commissioner o f the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission which filed the cocktail waitress null says. “The w oik consists o f serving drinks, not teasing custom ­ ers." The old guard at Imperial Palace, he says, believes that ‘ somehow tourists will mn away If they are confronted by pregnant women serving them drinks.* But In Las Vegas, other casinos have kept pregnant women on the Job without terrifying gamblers. At Ihrlr csscnrc, the laws against discrimination drflnc-Jobs as tasks, not body types. Which brings us bark lo the TV vtxen. I f there is any place wherr typecasting Is essen­ tial. It's In Hollywood. If there Is any place where sex Is an object. Il's the rntrrlalnm rat biz. Ironically, Spelling Productions might have a decent rase against the pregnant vlxrn If they hadn't accommodated other pregnant vixens by using body doublrs, special effects and rewilling Ihr story line. They actually proved Tylo's rase that you don't liave lo choose be­ tween having on acting Job and having a baby. In fact. Mrlrosc H are was a veritable fertility clinic, ly lo for her part, or parts, went on to have two babies and a sexy Job In the soap, "The Bold and ihr Beautiful.* And. OK. a role us m lnlhrrolnr. As someone who looked more like Bobbl McCaughry than Hunter Tylo In my seventh month. I am delighted with the Jury's verdict that you can be sexy and pregnant. But I am struck by the fact tiiat young women are hired by Hollywood to be sexy. When they become pregnant, the biological point, they are sud­ denly cast out of sexiness? I leave that socioblologtral puzzle to Hunter Tylo to unravel. After all. she may not be a psychologist, but stir now plays one on TV. W E W IL L N O T K N O W IN G L Y B E UNDER SOLD QUANTITY RISMTS RKSKNVBO FULL SERVICE PHARMACY... OUR P H A R M A CIES G LAD LY ACCEPT _____ u X a U m m m S A N FO R D ^ CELERY AVE. 13th STREET NT? 25th STREET FRENCH AVE. ABnKQMKtr P* H. CLICK CLICK CUCK CLICK CLICK 1514 S. FRENCH AVE PHARMACIST: DANA WYNN CUCK CLICK CUCK PHONE: 407-321-6626 Heather Foreman, 31, o f 407 Mattie St., Sanford, w as a i\ rested Tuesday by Sanford po­ lice. Foreman w aa charged with DU1 and arrested In the 3500 N nr't Of e ^ it h Sanford Avenue. Report said that Foreman weaved within her lane and alao hit the concrete Cannabte Ivan G a la n a . 31, o f 1717 Park Ave.. Sanford, waa a r ­ rested Tuesday by W inter Springs police. O a la n a w as charaed with possession o f cannabis under 30 gram s and posses aton o f thug parapher­ nalia. O a la n a waa arrested at the com er o f South and Bltterwood. for an Inoperative right head light. Richard Frederick J r., 18, o f 757 Alto R ace. Lake Mary, w as 1 TUeaday b y “ r r w U tvfc w aa cnarsed *!• S S S b u t i o f drug p a ra ­ phernalia.. He w aa arrested at tha com er o f Fifth Street and RUrick B ass. 33. o f unknown residence, w as arrested Tues­ day by Sanford police. Baaa w as charged with possession o f cannabis over 30 gram a and arrested In the 300 block of Polar Avenue. The Sanford Q UAD (Quick Uniform Attack on D rugd unit made the arrest. Loren Baker. 43. o f 701 H ick­ ory Ave., Sanford, w as arrested Tuesday by Sanford police. Baker w aa charged with p o to f cocaine and posse ao f drug paraph ern alia, i arrested at the c o r­ ner o f 11th Street and C ypress Avenue. The Sanford Q U A D the arrest. Andre CoOfer. 31. o f 1788 Bell Ave.. Sanford, w aa a r ­ rested Tuesday "by Altam onte Springs police. Collier charged with driving while Il­ ia suspended or revoked and attaching tag not assigned. Collier w a s arrested at the com er o f Interstate-4 and Cen­ tral Parkway. Officer noticed a la registration Com er's did not belong to b is car. tag Traffic stop to orroot 38. o f 5310 Carter Rd.. Lake Mary, w as a r ­ rested Tuesday by Lake Mary police. G allagher waa charged with DU1 and arrested on Lake Mary Boulevard. G allagher waa traveling 58 in a 45 mile per hour zone, and he did not stop at a red light. Inoldonts An Emerson TV /VCR worth 01,000 w as stolen W ednesday In the 1700 block o f Mcrthl Avenue. A Nintendo 04 worth 8150 waa stolen Tuesday in the 1000 block o f W est Sixth Street. Baseball gear and equipm ent were stolen Tuesday in the 100 block o f Cobblestone W ay. To­ tal amount o f property 01.004. Yard tools were stolen Tues­ day in the 300 block o f Yale Drive. Total am ount o f prop­ erty w as 8730. Cash totaling 8170 cash and 830 in rolled coins were stolen Tuesday in the 300 block o f North Maple Avenue. A white 73 Chevrolet TK, li­ st oten Tuesday in the 300 block o f North Poplar Avenue. Fishing reels and rods were stolen Tuesday In the 3000 block o f U lly Court. Total amount o f property w aa over • State-licensed and registered pharmacists • Convenience: have your prescription filled while you shop • W e accept PCS, PAID, Medlmet, MEDICAID and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida and Health Options • Computerized prescription records • We carry a full line of quality generic drugs • Prescriptions are easily transferable. Just bring In your refutable prescription end we'll contact your physician end teke cere of ell the detells. �4 A ■ Sanford Herald. Santord, Honda • Thursday. January B. 1998 CALENDAR Amateur Radio The I^ike Monroe Amateur Radio Soclrty meets every first Thursday, ai 7:30 p.m.. at the Senior Center. L ike Triplett Drive, Casselberry. For Infor­ mation. call Karl Lambert. 095­ 8754. or Al Kirk. 322 4487. University Women Amrrlcnn Association of University Women meets the first Thursday o f each month at 7 p.m. at thr Rolling Hills Moravian Church. Slate Rood 434. lamgwood. American Legion American Lrglon l*ost 53 and Uuil meet the second Thurs­ day. at 8 p.m.. at thr rest home. 2874 S. Sanford Ave. For Information, call 322-1052. Sunrise Kiwenis meets Fridey Tire Seminole Sunrise Klwants Club meets every Friday, at 7 a.m.. at Shonry'a, US 17­ 92. soutli of Airport Boulevard. Guest are wrlrom r. For Infor­ mation. call Tony McDaniel al 324 0409. Fre« clinic Friday Genrva--A free clinic to In­ clude blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Im­ munizations will be held every Friday from 9 to 11 a.m.. at the Geneva Elementary School In the old school building, cor­ ner of First and Main Street In Oeneva. Thr clinic Is spon­ sored by the Seminole County Health Department tn conjunc­ tion with the Seminole County The following births w rrr re­ corded at Florida Hospital In Altamonte: Dec. 2 - Owmdotyn Farris, Dcl5 c !* Hilda and Hugh Nichols. Orange City. Boy Dec. 4 • Ida Williams. Oviedo, Girl: Angela and Aaron Cain, Lik e Monroe. Boy: Terra Campbell and Scott Deuerilng. Lake Mary. Olrl Dec. 6 • Renata and John A l­ varez. Lake Mary. Olrl; patty and Jason Knights. Deltona. Olrl: Paula and Oeorge Dono­ van. Longamod. Boy Dec. 7 • Amy and Theodore Bauchle. Deltona. Olrl Dec. 8 • Dee Dee and Jeremy Illgea, Sorrento. Boy; Pauline and Tony Hale. Sanford. Boy Dec. 9 • Carta and Brian Ben­ nett, Longwood. Olrl; Sonja and William Baas, Oviedo. Boy; Usa and William Caay, San­ ford. Buy; Donna and Cecil Walker. Longwood. Olrl Dec. 10 - Carmaida and Luis Feliciano. Oviedo. Olrl Dec. I I • Vickie and Oeorge Hudaon, Jr.. Sanford, Olrl; Laurie and Chad Starr. Long­ wood. Boy; Marital Roman and Rafael Rivera. Deltona. Olrl Dec. 12 • Elizabeth and Jack Qrltter. Longwood, Boy Sheriffs Office nnd Geneva Elemcnlnry School. For Infor­ mation. call 349-9284. SubstancB abuse discussed SAFE. Substance Abuse Family Education. Is conduct­ ing a "Families In Crisis* out­ reach program. Interested o r ­ ganizations wanting to contact the. Life Savers Club o f SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 291-4357. COMA snnouncee meetings H ie Cunremrd Organization of Men In Action (COMA) meets the Oral and third Friday, at 6 p.m., in thr church annex ul St. James AME Church. Ninth Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford. Seniors meet LAKE M ARY-A senior's group meets for lunch the sec­ ond Friday of each month at Luke Mary Church of the Nazarene. 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave. Thr noon mretlng Is held In the Fellowship Hall. For more Information, con­ tact Bill at 322-1000. Daughters of Confederacy Norman deVere Howard Cliapter of the United Daugh­ ters o f the Confederacy meets on the last Friday of the month. For information, call 322-1425. birth is a fa m ily affair By M A R V A H AW K INS Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • A miracle took place on Dec. 28. 1997 at 11:12 p.m. Baby Maurice Anthony Kendrick Informed mother Thelma Kendrick. It was time to be bom . Wlille daddy Mar­ cus. Sr. was driving Thelma and two older children to Florida Hospital for the grand event, baby Maurice, with a mind of his own. decided to ar­ rive while en route to the hos­ pital. Krndrlck pulled over to the side of Airport Boulevard and 25th Street. While sister Murtlna. 14. helped deliver baby brother Maurice, daddy and brother Marcus Jr.. 9. were on the cell phone colling 911. Martina noticed that Maurice was anlvtng, and with her help, he entrred the world with a big walling sound. Murrus Jr. said the cell phone seemed not to be w ork­ ing for daddy, so Martina wrapped the baby In her Jacket and daddy's Jeans, large enough to serve as a blanket. Martina then aaw that the cell phone didn't seem to work, so site ran to the 7 Eleven to call 91 1 again. Being a basketball player, sire hurdled and Jumped the hedgrs and ran to get help. Martina and Marcus Jr. said this experience will forever be remembered, although Martina said she hopes It never hap­ pens again. Brother Marlon now 21 months old. was bom Martina. 14. Martina and Marcus Jr. hslpsd dskvsr th**r new baby brother. Ths Kondricks: Marcus Jr., 9; Marlon. 21 months; Dad, Marcus Sr.; Mom. Thslma; Baby Maude* and In the hospital. After help arrived, mom and baby were taken to Columbia Medical Center In Sanford and they are now home healthy and doing fine. Mom. dad and grandmother Faye Williams are proud of Die two older siblings. Martina ts a ninth grader at Lake Mary High where she plays varsity bas- kelball and expects to run track this year. Marcus Jr.. Is a fourth grader at Idyllwtlde Elementary where he Is an A student and has perfect atten­ dance. He ts a Pop Warner team player and also plays basebull for the City of San­ ford. Marcus Sr., the proud father, coaches both teams. He works us administrator and director for the Orlando Probation C or­ rection Center. Thelma said her family o f three boys and one girl Is complete, (after be­ ing told some years ago that she wouldn't have any chil­ dren). She will return soon to tier Job at 5m ibuile Opportu­ nity Work Program. Thoughts count, but gifts are important too DEAR A R R Y: My daughter. "Sybil,* has had a boyfriend 111 call Todd* for about five years, through high school and now college They are considering marriage. They have exchanged gifts for birthdays and holidays, but Todd's participa­ tion has always been reluctant. Recently, Sybil treated Todd to dinner at an expensive restaurant and gave him a gift for his 21st birthday. She woe happy to de it, and he sseinsd very appreciative: When her birthday came, she received only a card and s phone call from Todd, even though they live in the same town. She was hurt, and it strained their relation­ ship. Todd's excuse was that gifts are ‘ m aterialistic.’ Sybil and I believe that a gift of any site would have been a thoughtful remem­ brance. Abby, I am concerned that this could become a habit. I have known women who have been lucky to get even a nod from their significant others on their special days and, as a result, I have seen sorrow every year when their days roll around. Why should they have to gnn and boar it, or nag Uieir partners? Will you please share how this matter can be tactfully handled? AM O IN WASHINGTON D E A R M O M . I f y o u a re on comfortable forme wttb Todd, try a candid, confidential talk with him. B o a r In mind that E sp ia ls how Important a gesture of remembrance la In I i | i Everyone sited happy teem that night! My brother ana nis wife have two little ’ believers* of their own now. and we all have a sweet mem­ ory to cherish. Sign me ... SANTA'S HELPER. MORI LE. ALA DEAR LAURIEi Your answer la better than mine, and I thank you for It. Sine* this topic hae received so much publicity DEAR ARRY: My letter is in response to "Grace in Tampa, Fla." who was worried about her daugh­ ter and her daughter’s friend chat­ ting with a hoy on the Internet. The parents have every cause to be worried and should get the girls ofT the Internet, but perhspe they shouldn't go to the extreme of say­ ing she cannot even w rilt to the boy. Why don't they check him out, verify who lives at ths address, and speak with him to see whet he is like? I f things check out OK, they should road ths letters he has already written to make sure the correspondence Is appropriate, and i f it is, let the teen keep in touch with him for letter. As for the girls being home alone every afternoon, those parents should get them busy! As someone who chats online on occasion, I 10 00 | 10 JO Hescwr know that moat people who are chatting have no life, and chatUng Is their only entertainment. Teena should have more to do than chat online. Get them into a Rig Sister program, volunteer groups, Girl Scouts, sports — something to help them build skills and develop their sense of aelf. Once they are active and have plenty of outeide activities, the Internet will lose its allure. LAURIE IN PORTLAND. OIUC. bo, a baby sittor. DEAR ARRY: I agree with your advice to tell children the truth about Santa Claus. When a child first begins to question whether there really Is a Santa Claus, It's time for the parent and child to have a heart-to-heart talk. Almost 30 years ago, my mother was faced with this duty when my then 8-year-old brother began hav­ ing doubts about Sants Claus. His Mends were teasing him unmerci­ fully because he still ‘believed.’ and shouting and shoving matches occurred. My mother sat down and told him the truth. My brother was heartbroken — so much so that, with tsars streaming down his face, he walled, "Oh Mama, why did you have to tall ms now? Why didn't you Just wait and 1st my wift toll m ar 8ixtoen years later, my late father told this story at the re­ hearsal dinner the night before my brother's wadding. At the end of his toast, ho welcomed the bride into the family by saying she waa the We Do KAMI Cleaning • D yeing • Repairs Water Extraction • Quality Service F or A n iritlmate Clean Mem-Em Cwtaet ( 407) 767-9822 HOUSE C L E A N IN I 2 l> I O F m c t m in F R k v c m a i S ec vice CIHI I Akl MAHV I.INI M A III Call Today •407 t i l WOOi "MOW" W iU W U b TTrth lW ^lU n T �. E x tr a P o in t s JLMJL Jeff Berlinicke i Round one to Lions O viedo boys rally to edge Lake Howell \ H e ra ld S t a l l W r i t e r It was prep basketball at its best By JEFF BERLINICKE Herald Staff Writer__________________ OVIEDO _ Evrry night there's a dlfTrrrnt hero for the Ovtrdo basketball tram. Last night, when the Lions needed It the most. Hrnd Cnmlres. one o f the most unsung of all of Ovtedo|'s unsung heroes, came through to Irad the Lions, rankrd 10th tn the state, to a dramatic 51­ 49 win over fifth- rankrd Lake Howell. • Combes hit a running jumper with 5.3 seconds remaining for ll\e win after taking possession with 29.1 seconds remaining In regulation. "We Just wanted to get the clock down to 10 seconds and get the ball to whoever got open.' Combes said. *1 got open and laid It In.* The loss was especially brutal lo Lake Howell, which had only one district loss and had achieved Its highest state rating tn school history. Lakr Howell roach Steve Kohn said ft waa only round one of whwl O V IE D O _ Y o u c o u ld tell really e a rly last night that th is w a sn 't Just a n o th e r h igh sch ool b a s k e tb a ll gam e. First o f a ll, Lak e H ow ell w u s p la y in g at O viedo, the b e st p la c e In the cou n ty to w atch h igh sch ool b a s k e tb a ll. S econ d ly, the p a rk in g lot w a s p ack ed . If you d id n 't get th ere early , you m ight ns w e ll hove Just pu t y o u r c a r at the S ilv e r . H aw k c a m p u s b a c k In W in te r P ark . It fra s h igh sch ool b a sk etb a ll at Its best. It w a s Hooslers. It w n s the sw eaty sm ell o f the gym . It w a s the n u m b er* 10 team In the sta le (O viedo) v e rsu s the n u m b er-five team (Lake H ow ell) a n d y ou Just k n ew It w a s g o in g to be a close gam e. right photo) dd his best to keep ha dub m tho gome as the O v M o 'i Brad Combs* (No. 22. loft photo) hit ths gams It w a s In ten se b e fo re the gam e even b e ­ Inmestsndmg Lions ranted from on 11-pwnl Italflime deficit to winning lay-up w«h 5 3 seconds remaining In the game. whSe ga n . F or an yon e a p p ro a c h in g the O vied o edge the Stiver Hawks. 51-4B, Wednesday night. B e* Lion *. P ag* 2B Lake Mowers junior superstar Reggie Kohn (dark uniform. gym , they h e a rd loud ro c k m u sic ("C 'm o n . feel the N o lzc." rem e m b e r that on e?), a n d the c h e e rle a d e rs from both sch ools fig h tin g over do or sp ac e the w ay the la te -a rriv in g fa n s fou gh t fo r sea tin g sp a c e . It w a s b o ilin g hot a n d . Just to prove tie's sp en t a lot o f tim e In sim ila r a tm o sp h e re s. O viedo coach E d K ersh n er kept h is sp o rtscoat on th ro u gh o u t the gam e. T h e Lak e H ow ell c h e e rle a d e rs m ade su re It never got too aulet. traveling to a rival school and pounding their me, * •gn phon es the bleachers every time the S Stiver aw ks liv er H av needed a boost. M ost p la y e rs on both team s b e c am e w e llS ta ff R sp o rta a c q u a in te d 'w ith the O vied o floo r a s b o d ie s rw th ro u gh o u t the g am e. SANFORD _ Titus W aldo scored A s Lak e H ow ell ran u p a h u ge first h a lf 20 points to lead the way as four lead , h a lf the gym rock ed . T h e oth er h a lf hit double figures aa sat. k n o w in gly . O vied o d o esn 't q u it Uuit am s „ Academ y evened Its r o s ily . — — record at B-B with a 69-52 victory B y the h a lf, the c o n cessio n lin e s w e re over Tavares Christian tn a boys' a ek ed a s p eo p le In the sta n d s h a d th e ir basketball game at Allen e a ll n igh t to a c tu a lly stretch . It Gym nasium Tuesday night. rst ch an ce' _ , In other late Tuesday gam es, the w o u ld n 't be lo n g ' b e fo re It w a s p a c k e d Lyman and Oviedo boys and again . CM rdo and Orangewood Christian T h en , a s "W elc o m e to the J u n g le * (G u n s girls all posted shutouts In soccer n ' R oses) c ra n k e d over the lo u d sp e a k e r. and Oviedo w as victorious but O vied o took the co u rt a g a in . It w a sn 't over W inter Springs came up short In y e t. wrestling action. W ith Lak e H ow ell u p b y 12. both b e n c h e s rem a in ed sta n d in g , both c o a c h e s re m a in e d BO YS B A SK ETB ALL a n d the cro w d n ever qu it, O vied o PANTHERS OS. TERRIERS SS Tavarsa Christies (SSI Its c o m e b a ck . W h e n J o sh C u lle n h it Kkh* 17. for* 3 Du 20 llrmnrr 10. a th ree to give the Lions a lead , tim e -o u t Hainan 3. TbUla: IS 10-16 S3 a n d m ore m u sic (*M on y. M o n y ," B illy Id o l tsSsmy (SS) v e rsio n ). 17. Waldo 30. McCloud 13. Marker 0. William* 10. TotaU 38 S-ll 60. B oth team s e x c h a n g e d le a d s u n til B ra d S 17 IS IS . SS C o m b e s h it a n Im p ro b a b le b a n k shot w ith IS IS SO I S .S S the sco re tied a n d th ree se c o n d s re m a in in g Thrrr pnlnl Arid pah _ TSvarta Chrtatlan (d id h e c a ll It?) a n d O viedo h a d the w in . 6 (Kirhie 4. Chi I. Brmnrr II; Crnocna It w a s h igh sch ool b a sk e tb a ll at Its b e st, Aradrtny B (Waldo 3. Williams 3. Andrraun the on ly gam e b etw e e n ran k e d o p p o n e n ts l|. Total iuula . Tavares ChfHttan 10. Cruras Academy 13. Fouled out _ non*. In the state o f F lorid a. Terhntrala _ nune. Hrrorda • Crooma Let's rec a p . It sm elled lik e b a s k e tb a ll, Aradrmy 641 so u n d e d lik e b a s k e tb a ll a n d felt lik e b a s ­ view Baptist Church I, the A Division Tournament Champi­ SANFORD . The Sanford Rscrsabon Department hon­ k e tb a ll. ons; end Matt Hibbard, the coach ol Kathy’s Baby Shop (A ored He winner's from ths F a l VoisybaJI League at toe Po­ B e sid e s a ll that. It w a s the gam e o f the BO YS Division champions) and Don M osley's Seminote Ford (B lar Beer Organizational M ix in g Wednesday night at the y e a r In S em in ole C oun ty. OBNYHOUNDS 3. Division champion*). Registrations for the Polar Bear Downtown YouBi Center. Accepting the trophies (from left) Lak e H o w e ll's p la ce a t theA ten ofu Jn an ry . tw o team s m eet a g a in at leda st tilu athe League are now being taken at the Downtown Youth Can­ were Kety Gregory of Westvtew Baptist Church II. the B cry fan . c h e e rle a d e r, A fter thee g am e. Mary 0 0 .0 ter on the comer of Park Ave. and Seminole Bivd. Division Tournament champions; Greg Sefrted of Westcoach a n dI p la „ y e r w a s d ra in e d . B ra d C o m la . Lyman 3 (Lewis. Port* Kinsley) Assist* _ Lyman 3 IPort*. Ulrblrr. Baker). b e s saved the d a y for O vied o at the b u z z e r Shota on go*I . Lyman lO. Lake Mary 111. w ith h is b a n k sh ot b u t It d id n 't m atter. F o r . . Lyman (LalTara) 18. take Mary 7. b a s k e tb a ll fa n s w h o w e re th ere. It w a s Hrrorda . Lyman 10-3; Lake Mary 10-2. perfect, w in o r lose. Junto varsity _ Lake Mary 4. Lyman 3. Lak e H ow ell w ill su re ly rem e m b e r the b itte r loos. 1. KLVER RAVES 0 78-66 victory. 0 0 .0 B u t m ore Im p o rtan tly , a s the y e a rs go By D EAN SM ITH l 0. I During the first half, SCC had an answer for any­ by. they w ill re m e m b e r th at they w e re a Herald Sports Editor Onah. CMrdo I (Cook) AaaMa _ Oviedo I _____________ tiling CPCC threw at It. which was mostly 6-foot-4 p a rt 01 a very sp e c ia l n igh t a n a d r e a ry ISvandB). Shots an pis) . Lake Uowril 13: S A N F O R D . It w as very nearly an historic night In Lilana Cabeza from Colum bia, who had 17points In W e d n e sd a y n igh t In C e n tra l F lorid a w h e n Oviedo 17. Saves . Lake llowrll IS. Oviedo the opening period, and maintained a lead or as many they w e re a ll h ero e s, w in o r lo se. Sanford W ednesday night 13. Heeoeda . Oviedo B-3-3. Junior vanity . Lake Howe* I. Oviedo O For 28 minutes the Seminole Community College aa six points for most of the first 20 minutes, taking a L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : Is V e rn o n M a x w e ll wom en's basketball team was leading Its M id-Florida 37-36 advantage Into the locker room. the M a g ic 's Id ea o f th ro w in g In the to w el? Conference opener with the nation's No. 2 ranked, Freshmen D arla Kudruyvtacva and Jaana Kotova and the state's No. ranked and defending state cham ­ paced the locals with 10 points each In the first half, pion, team. while Gemma Riley added five points and Jennifer And despite a 10-2 nin the Raiders were sUll In Swcrnry came off the bench to net five more. hailing distance with seven minutes left tn the gam e. ribbons. But Central Florida Community College then went The Raiders continued to lead through the first te tk e The schedule Is as follows: on a 14-2 run. and with only Ove minutes rem aining, * 8 a.m. _ Registration. LAKE MARY _ The Lake M ary T rack the upset bid w as over as the Patriots held on for s * 8:30 a.m . . Male and female m ile C lub has announced that the Fourth w alkers. Annual Lake M ary Track C lub Resolu­ * 9 a.m. _ 8-and-U nder, boys and girls. tion Dream Mile will be held at Lake 880-yard run. Mary High School's Don T. Reynolds He received the award m ainly NFL's Carolina Panthers In 1996. * 9:15 a.m . . 9-10 boys and girta m ile Stadium on Saturday. January 31. I p e d llt e t t iE N lll fo r his work with freshm an tallFor the past seven years. Qooch. run. The event is for runners, or w alkers If ORLANDO University o f Cenback Dwight Collins. Qooch * 9:30 a.ro. _ 12-12 boys and glrla mile you wish, both male and female, of all txal Florida running backs coach foam ed Am erican Sign Language a graduate of Clearwater High run. ages and has become a btg success since Alan fkynr h waa nam ed the NCAA * ° be could com m unicate with School and a football • player at * 9:45 a.m . _ 13-14 boys and glrla mile Its Inception. Over 70 runners took part Dtvtaion I-A Assistant Coach o f the Collins, who to deaf. Collins waa UCF. has also served as U C F s r e ­ run. last year and over 100 participants are Year bv the Am erican Football liven the D isney's Spirit Award for crultlng coordinator. .. * 10 a.m . _ 15-16 boys and glrla m ile expected this year. Coaches Association Monday at Ita being the nation's most cou raTo be eligible for the award, the run. Proceeds from the event will go to annual convention In Dallas7 geous student athlete. coach must be an AFCA m em ber * 10:15 a j iv „ 17*18 boy* and girls help the Lake M ary track teams and This Is the first year for the Among the other running backs In good standing, the program mile run. AAU runners for the Lake Mary T rack AFCA Assistant Coach J the Y ear Gooch has coached at UCF arc can't be on probation, and the * 10:30 a.m . _ 19-20 male and fem ale aw ard. W illie English, the first at UCF to coach must have made outstandmile run. m ale ruwwh 37 has on rush for more than 1,000 yards tn big contributions outside the foot* 10:45 a.m . _ 30-39 male and fem ale while wtth the UCF f mrtbell program • season, and M u n uettc Smith, ball O dd. and have an Impact on mile run. and atnee graduating from the achool the Lake H ow ell graduate who waa student-athletes on and off the aw arded In 1082. a fifth round draft pick o f the field. C ro o m s evens record FALL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS HONORED R Raiders run out of gas Resolution Dream Mile set Gooch named Assistant Coach of Year F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R AREA, READ THE SANFORD H E R A L D D A I L Y �2 0 ■ Sanford Herald. Sanford, Honda •Thursday. January 8. 1998 the next three Saturday’s at the Seminole TONY Baseball Complex on County Road 419. one mile cast 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 TONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you arc new to TONY Baseball you will tired a copy of your birth certificate to regis­ ter. Some registration fees luive been re­ duced in the younger age groups. Call 323-5570 for more information. Maxwell paces Magic TORONTO _ Vernon Maxwell, who Joined the tram Monday, scored a team-high 18 points In 21 minutes to lead the Orlando Magic past the Toronto Raptors. 83-81. Wednesday night. Horace Grant added 16 points and 10 reIxninds for Orlando, which plays in New J er­ sey tonight. Damon Stoudemire scored a game-high 21 points for the Raptors. Lake Mary softball LAKE MARY _ Tlie City o f Lake Mary De­ partment of Parks and Recrcntlon will be conducting u Polar Bear Softball season at the Lake Maty Sports Complex. The 10-week leagues will begin play the week o f January' 19th. Women’s Fast Pitch will be offered on Monday night’s and Men’s C Leagues will be played on Wednesday and Friday night’s. Registration will be taken at Lake Maty City Hall, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration packets can be picked up at City Hall at any time. The City o f Lake Mary provides balls, um­ pires and storekeepers for all games. First place teams In each league receive a cham ­ pionship team trophy and championship Tshirts for each player. Call 324-3097 for more Information. SRD coaches to meet S/VNFORD _ Anyone Interested In coaching T-Uall. Pee Wee. Bambino. Babe Ruth. Sen­ ior Babe Ruth or girls’ softball for the San­ ford Recreation Department this season will need to attend n coaches meeting. Monday. Janaury 12th st 6:30 p m. at the Downtown Youth Center. If you have anv questions, please call Tom Krllv at 330-5697. Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford U tile League will be holding registration for the upcoming Spring Baseball and Softball season the next three 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. WCW in Daytona DAYTONA BEACH _ Thursday Night Thun­ der, at the Daytona Beach Ocean Center on Thursday. January 8th at 7:30 p.m., has just become electrifying with the announcement o f the main event!!! It’s Hollywood Hulk Hogan versus Diamond PONY Baseball registration FIVE POINTS _ With the Spring Baseball season ready to get started. Seminole PONY Baseball will hold Spring Registration over Dallas Pagr In a grudge match that will tear the roof down!!! Plus It’s the WCW debut of Brrt Hart!!! Also on the great nationally televised first time ever event will be the Nature Boy Rick Flair. Curt Henning. Scott Hall. The Giant and the Macho Man Randy Savage. There are still some tickets left, so hurry over to the Ocean Center Box Office or your local Tlckrtmaster outlet. Altamonte Ruth Springs CLASSIFIED ADS DAYTONA BEACH _ Robert Pressley of Asheville. N.C.. posted the fastest time on day two as Ford NASCAR Winston Cup testing con­ tinued Wednesday at Daytona International Speedway as teams prepare for the all-new Bud Shootout at Daytona (Feb. 8) and the ‘ Great American Race.* the 40th Annual Day­ tona 500 (Feb. 15). Pressley’s Ford Thunderblrd posted a time o f 47.947 seconds, for an average speed of 187.707 miles per hour. Rick Mast, who posted the quickest time on Tuesday, turned In the second quickest time o f 47.961 seconds, for an average speed o f 187.652 mph. On Tuesday Mast was clocked at 47.993 sec­ onds (187.527 mph) as the new Ford Taurus made Its much anticipated debut at the 'W orld Center o f Racing.* ■We’re tickled to death,* said Mast. 'W e had this rar at Talladega and the best we got was within a half-second of the Thunderblrd. When we got back to the shop, we found out a lot of things about the car. W e’re now tn the ball park. Back at Talladega we weren't sure what we had to work with. "The biggest difference between the Thun­ derblrd and the Taurus la one's a square box and the other la a basketball. The Taurus Is more like the Monte Carlo or the Pontiac In that It's real round. The car has pretty good down force and If we can get It balanced prop­ erly w e ll be okay.* "There's an art to making a car go around Daytona and Talladega.* added Mast. 'Everybody docs everything they can to make ! becam e stagnant apt) the Patriots took advantage of the free thow line a s they took the • lead and started to gain the momentum. SCC w as not finished, however. Trailing 54BO. Thcresc Westergren hit a long three-pointer to get the Raiders within a point. 54-53. but CFCC countered with a th ree* by Patrice Sima on the very next trip down the court to regain the four-point lead and all but end the upset hopes. SCC tried to stay In the game, but the Patriots refused to m iss at the charity stripe and scored their (Inal eight points from the free throw line. Cabeza. who w aa 12-of-lS from the floor and 6-of-7 from the free throw Une. also had seven rebounds, three assists, one steal and two blocked shots a s CFCC Improved to 18-0 on the M i N p U Cabeza. who finished with 30 points, kept on scoring tn the second half, but SC C kept the lead, taking a 48-44 advantage with 12 minutes to go on a beautiful move to the basket by Riley. But the sophom ore guard Injured her knee on the play and had to leave the game, never to re­ turn. W ith Riley out o f the gam e, the Raiders' of- Also contributing far the Patriots were Erica Jackson (IB points, three rebounds, two a s ­ sists, two steals). M aria Q ies (6-of-7 shooting. 14 points, three rebounds, one assist, two steals), 6 -fDot-S Shala Crawford (eight points, eight rebounds, two assists, one steal) aim Sim s ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Altamonte Springs Babe Ruth Baseball spring registra­ tion will be held on Saturday. January 10th, at Eastmonle Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost Is A70. Our program Includes ages 5 to 18 years o f age. For more Information, please call our m es­ sage line at 263-7910. could be a Lake Howcll-Ovtedo trilogy If the two should meet as finalists In the districts. T h ere's too much o f a season left to put too much emphasis on tonight.* Kohn said. 'Next time we get them at our house.* night, though. at Oviedo's house and the Lions took advantage o f a huge ci to wipe out a 35-24 halftime deficit. Oviedo got o ff to a quick atari in the third period and a three-pointer by Josh Cullen Put Oviedo up. 41-40. Howell guard Reggie Kohn scored on a short Jumper to put Lake Howell back tn the lead but a pair o f Seth Fowler free throws gsve the Lions a 43-42 lead. Again, the lead changed hands several times but Oviedo took w hat seemed to be a com manding 49-46 lead with under a h a lf minute to play but ’ Lake HosrelTs Shawn Braddy tied it with a three-pointer leading to Com bes' heroics. For Oviedo, the win meant an upper hand tn the district and Seminole Athletic Conference race. For Lake Howell, It meant trying to recover and regain focus after a probable drop from the state's top-10 rankings. ‘ If we would have won It would have been p eat.* Stave Kohn said. "But in this conference, there’s plenty o f chances for everyone to slip up.* The rematch la Jan. 29 at Lake Howell in both team's season finales. The rubber match could be a week later at the districts. PrepsU O ill 8, YELLOW JACKETS 0 a s_ • O 0 .0 Otmta _ Unedo 6 ICavalM X Aaby I. Paul I. Rodrigue* l|. Aeetata _ nose, i (Si goal _ Oviedo 20. Ueaburg 3 t . Oviedo X Lecaburg 14 Record# 41 -1, Leeeburg 64-1. Junks vanity _ Oviedo 8. Lecaburg a 10 1 4 .0 0 0 .0 Orange-wood Christian 5 3. Hydrr 2). Aaalate • Christian 4 (Stoner X _ _ I, Rcialnerr l|. Shota on post Orangrwood Christian IS: Winter S. Save* . Orenfrwood 4 Winter Spring 10. 4-1: 2-2. Junior vanity . ChrUUan 4 Winter . wan try forfeit: 110 _ Crumb. Oritutro. pinned Rtdrordaon. 4:29; MS _ Hardman. Oviedo, pinned flop litre. 0 4 4 M O _ Boykin. Oviedo, pinned DrQubaugh. 036. M O _ FWUway. Oviedo, pinned Smith. 3:20: 140 _ Mule. Oviedo, pinned Budrfle. 0:36: I4 S 0 4 ; M S . Craig. Ortedo. pinned Manning. 2:20: IS O _ Hayworth. Oviedo, pinned Tumage. 3:17: 171 _ WalU. Oviedo, pinned Slope. 3:14: IB S . Oodwtn. Oviedo, pinned Onubbe. 3:16; 8 M _ Scott Oviedo, won fay forfeit; S i t _ pinned Moon. 109. Oviedo 2-0. J a a ls r v a n i t y _ Oviedo 27. Dehorn 4 87. tu 364 Winter Springe. 1M . Oodkin. 4 1 4; 2 M Utkin. 4 6 4 1M _ Zchkoff. Oviedo. 461; Groom. 4 2 4 M O pinned 8a >w s iU »« H f Oaceola. pinned Does 1:10; M S _ Skinner, Osceola, defeated Coeat. 7-1: M O _ McKinnon. Oaceola. pinned Matties. 0:38: 171 _ Foe worth OarcoU. pinned Baytopa. * 1 4 M S . Zupofcka. Oaceola. pinned Sow n, 2:16: S I S _ Serano, Oaceola. wen by feefeit; * 11 a.m. _ 40-49 male and female mile run. * 11:15 a.m . _ 50-and-O ver male and fem ale mile run. Aw ards will be given out af­ ter each rqpe. The cost to compete is $3 per entrant. TO p re-register send name, age, whether male or female, to 1048 W est 46-A. Lake M ary. Florida 33748. For more Information, call Michael G ibson at 1-1407) 333-2370. Living exponas* counaalrtg 1 merkcal 14— For 8aIs GIFT OF LIFE MCUMTT BARS A DOOM EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE lie , 34 yft Eip Chooaa from over 50.000 tV *q it Fra* act ALONtT FLO RESPECTIO Dating Durecu lor SENIORS. Eitab 1677 1-60046244Tt 600616-6466 Wah-tnc waleoma7dayt PrtvaM rm* Famaia Stall UtcaMM7765 4074664600 21— Personals Lake Mary Little League fr v s Matching LAKE MARY _ Lake Mary Little League will offer a full range o f baseball and softball programs for boys and girls, ages 5-15. Registration will be held at the Lake Mary K-Mart on Saturday . January 17lh and 24th from 10 a.m. lo 5:30 p.m. and Sunday. Janu­ ary 18th and 25th from noon to 5:30 p.m. Registration fee is 835 (Includes MLD tcrsey and u p . pants and socks). Also, the annual membership meeting will be held on Friday, January 23rd at 7:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center on Country Club Road. All 1997 regular members are Invited to a t ­ tend and will be eligible to vote at the m eet­ ing. If you can’t attend please be sure to esll Carmen Moorhouse. League Secretary, at 324-8917 to arrange for an absentee ballot. Dool mfttto thk%opportunity M hours 16a USCLANIOO V6HICL6 AUCTION Removal o! the ba<ow daaenbad vehicle* waa canducted m compliance wet. r 6 711.71 Notice that Butch* Towmp will tea aaid vehrcie* si Public Auction far cat* an January rath. 1661 al 10 00 am 41 >00 Persimmon Ate . laniard. Florida Wa m i n * the ngfil to w itndiaw any vohicla* (tom true auction. AM v*»u • CIOS acid AS It. No aril* guar on­ load Batch's Towing roeorvoa •no fight lo bid on any tehicle 1001 Dodge }D id * is c M iT C u r o tm 1661 VW 20 io « tvwD CO inovoaaosi 1071 Chav 20 IOC 10PTION I Of 547 017 F o«l Van ID* I7DOI14N5HHAC457* 1067 Chav 20 ■0* tairPll60HL1046*2 1007 VW con. ■oe w vw cao i aiHKDiaeaa 1100 Ford >0 (OF 1FAC P414HF100011 1617 Toyl 20 10* JTHL1200H0547170 1*64 Ford 40 IDF 1FA6P2004OA172141 t i l l Chav 40 10* iatJC*6PIFJ7IIO *« VahNioe may bo viawod ono hour prior la UU. Pubhah: January 6. 1*44 M M -76 M tub emcwir COUUT PON M U N O l l COUNTY, FLONIOA PhOSATt DIVISION NO. s r - is s s - e p IN Nt: (6TAT6 OF W fN M LL A AN D hfIfN , Docaaaad (seven points, two rebounds, two assists, fSur steals). Kudruyvtaeva, a freshman guard from St. Pe­ tersburg. Russia, hit 6 - o f- ll shots to lead the Raiders with !7 points. She also added two re­ bounds. five assists and one steal to her total. Kotova, the 7-footer from Estonia, also had a big game despite missing s large portion o f the second half with four fouls, netting 5-of-7 shots from the floor and 5-of-6 free throws for 15 points, pulling down four rebounds and block­ ing two shots. Other scorers for SCC were Riley (10 points), Sweeney (nine points, three rebounds). Iszy Medhanle (six points, four steals, three steals), Crystal Tanner (six points) and Westergren (three points, two assists). The Raiders fell to 13-4 with the loss and will be at home again on Sunday, hosting Nassau Community College from New York at 2 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission Is free. n o n et Pro ad mm. *voiron o» tho M SI ol W M flC IL A AN O SH IN , Oocooaod, FWo huwbv 67*1044-CP. M ponding in tho Circuit Court for Bominoro County, Florida. Pro bai t Oiviomn. tho oddroo* Of which M P. O. DrpwOf C, FL 12771. Tho noma al tho portonel foare*aniain>o ana al the pareenal n pia*«nlati*o » atterney ALL IN T IR I6 T ID P IN tO N t A M NOTIFIED THAT: AH pataona an wham ihn notice le aofvad whs havo oblactiona the! challenge the vakdNy ol Via wJi. Iha auablwobona ol tho poroanal foprooontmivo. vonu*. or jurrodiclion of IMa Court are voauwad lo Ida thou objection* with thro Court WITHIN THf LATIN OF THRU MONTHS AFTIR THt OATf OF THI FIRST PU6UCATION OF THIS NOTICC OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI DATI OF 6IRVICI OF A COPY OF THU NOTICI ON THf M A l crodnor* el tha d*c*donr and other par ton* having claim* or demand* agamtl docodorri s oateta on whom a I VM not ico ip lervod PA TR IO T S 78, gsariaals r a w a l l y T rlltg t (M ) data el tho fv*i publication ol mu not ICO muol lilo lhau claMna with I hi* Court WITHIN THI LATER OF THRU MONTH! AFTIR THI DAT! OF THI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY DAYS AFTIR THI OATI OF SIRVICI OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ONTHIM. Ail other creditor* ol tho doc*. Pont and parson* having claim* or 6amanas again*! tha aatat* al Pro decadent must I Jo than claim* with Niw court WITHIN THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI M T I OF THI FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI. ALL CLAIMS AND OSJICTIONI NOT 60 FILSO WILL S I FORCV6R BAR RID. 8 S F S J M I A l ^K B A(8vw A FY S6 A8 M laP l lw wlT dK i wil8 Wiutam j. McLaad, laguu* JOHN11 A. McLIOD, Crystal Tanner 2-8 1 4 S. P a m Kudruyvtarva 6-11 2-2 17. Jennifer Sweeney 4-S 1-2 S. Oemma Rflry 4 1 0-0 10. lujr Medtronic 2-6 3-2 6. T h e m e Wcetrrgren 1-6 0-0 4 Jaarro Kotova 6-7 6 4 16 TtXaM; 24-64 11-16 OS. Itatftkae . SCC 37. CFCC 36 Thrrepotnt Odd goal* _ CFCC 2 4 (Sana 1-2. Jackson 1-2): SCC 7-17 (Kudiuyvtacva 3-6. Rdev 2-3. W ecurgrm 1-3. Tanner 14. Medhanle 0-2). Total (uuL . CFCC 13: SCC 22 Fouled out . SCC. Tanner Technical* _ none. Rrhnunde _ CFCC 26 ICrawfard S. Cekero 7): SCC 17 (Medhanle 4. Kotova 4). Aeelete _ CFCC 10 i St: SCC S {Kudruyvterv* 8). Steak . CFCC 10 41: SCC 6 (Medhanle 3|. Turnover* _ CFCC 21; SCC 17. Ike_ CFCC IS O; SCC 134. Tba following vehicle* ora jjllitMl# 1FASPS6A6DF1I •6 Pontiac Stand Am 10IN614U 7XC6066X •6 Toyota pick up 4TAAN6IAXP6MMI1 St TWMwasan Foe 6SWSA1WMPS661H 76 Ford van g l] L tg il Notictt Cara (4 0 la bide tram auaMlad aervtcee lor MS now Mva t actaty « 66M W. a Ortva. Orlande. Tba aaapa at the 102AP66046K1TT04I 64 Dodaa Ham pick up 1l7aO t4TM 6*414m M Chavy Carole* 101LT6416KI167666 M Dadfa CaS JSMA24A6FU162727 M Font roc Flora I02PM17R7FPM1466 M Poroanal Raproaonlalivo McLaad. McLaad 6 Mt U ad. PJL. P.0. Drawer 040 Apapla. FL 11704 Florida dor No 011417 Telephone: 407/164.6200 Publish: January 7, I I , 1167 MM-77 luLMm Makdaiakis a M aHhy workplace fe employooe at 4C and HS and auaets. rate wttt be |^SI^MS6P^B spy prsviswi^ barvicae al ctaentng at a 16.000 as BABY SiTTVta Pt MY HOME DayVA Agac Tyro 2yro *• DayVAhar befool/ n 620-2706. 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It was definitely and Aa for us.* •1 Running AWPTfOfT 13 or 407424 31M Simla Crawford 3-B 2 2 4 UUna CaJbrn 12-14 6-7 30. Pa litre Sana 3-4 0-0 7. TUnna Unggina 0-2 04) a Knew Jackaon 4-4 10-12 IS. M am (te a 6-7 2 4 14. TuCale: 24-43 2026 71. IB 21— Personals Hr ol Santard kpactalutno m rehab and roetorothr* caro MOMckonvSaAva. 3226586 Caatral Florida r i a s w l t i «*-»*---- ( m Lions 407/B31*9993 HCALTHCAM 6 RtHAB Can- Babe Raiderseight m inutes o f the second half, but the fouls were also starting to mount up and an in­ ju ry to Riley also hurt, forcing head coach Ken Patrick to play most of the second h a lf with six -players. > *We started to get tired and started reaching ‘.and not moving ou r feet.* said SC C assistant coach Tony Mandevtlle. 'A n d that got ua In foul trouble. W e needed to keep pressure on them, •because with their size they would Just pound .'the ba ll Inside If we didn't. W e thought about ; putting everyone In the paint, but then they didn't m iss a shot. 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Dytt Air S a w n • growing artn* ground support company is cwrantty hmng lor Pan-Tima Ramp Sarvicot pat•onnal to load and unload bag­ gage and Cargo from Internation­ al Flights That* position*, re­ quire tha thirty to Nl tp to 75 lbs Pas* a drug saaanmg. corrptata • 10 year background hrstory. understand English, and work a Havitka schedule to in­ clude weekends Wa oiler uni­ forms. a naw ttanvig wage rata, and a chaAenpng work environ mart Stop by our general one as located at 3747 Carrier Ava nue Applications may be com­ puted Monday through Thurs­ day Irom 10 a m unta 3pm 8 0 M AN Y E X TR A 8 try Maks UM your nan home Recently remodeled Over 2.000 kq ft. dX gar. 24 X 13 country totch. great mom. 4 bdrm. qw*t street PRICED TO SELLI ONLY 1110.000 Alter hours Barbara Simmons 332 1738 CAU BART Real Es­ tate 322-7498 103— H o u b b b * U n fu m la h d d THE GREAT AMERICAN INVESTMENT EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! 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Jm DOYLE (487) 331-3430 W I NEED HOUSCS TO RENT om LEASE Pnm* showroom 8 warehouse 810.870 sq ft 5R 441 Irontag* 407-578 3500 Santord Commerce O r tocawd at Part Ave 8 35m St 3 k rts appro* 3 000 tf 8 8.800 if SSpst par year Partong a abundant C*a John Gay at Stncvy Commercial Lie Real Prqkrt* 4074484330 O fre tV rtiS E 1000-15.000 si From 13 sf Pima tncatm Mwy 17-83 Sartord. 1 M tram Aaport Bkvd Cad 334-4448, »* A I l| .f *. » ( I M I H H N I Alum. Cans Copper / Bras* Kokomo Recycling: 331-0004 CARRIAGE COVE ^JIIJWFIrttwf^Brt^t 221— Good Things to Eat 24x44 1/3 *82 Skykne Spkl new carpet, car plan, naw vinyl 5 Up NAVEL ORANGES A RED GRAPEFRUIT. 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WK> lid . 8430mo ♦ towrtpo* C M > i»* 1 te L _ WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse apaca for rant, 1,250 aq. ft, part of largar warahousa araa. 24 hour accasa. Locatad bahlnd Sanford Harald nawspapar building. Thick . loading dock available at no additional cost. No laaaa required. For more information, call Frank Voltolina at tha Sanford Harald. TTanktod cl addng on a room, ramodrtng your kechenbatn Need a new nxx or ne money to do I arthT Ooni know wham to bagmT Let a g o a ncM prrtasi tonaR arrange FxianpngDatJgrv Aqumng (3) cpmpNW **txnaU* and Choosng a contractor Cteanlng lANFOROtX/PLEX HI 1 bdrm. 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Irpic, Inca 803.800 RENOVATED LA* new 1/3 act* dat wkthp crpL tned 170.000 PRt-For*cloiur* 1/4 act*, pnv lanead. carport I K 1 N 153— Acfsaga Lot For Faoptepanon w lti M a grty and antweiaam naadad to Prcviouc aatoa aapertonoa pratonad C a l 322*2611 or 219— Wanted to Buy 3334008 ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE boom 1 0 5 — D u p te x / T rip ta x Home* 83.000 to M 000 Sal Up Ftoanong OLKST1 811 8001 POSITION OPEN FOR: U a . I N i ia an touMdaT position wtih laca-to-faoa aaiaa. M FLEETWOOD 14 X 70 3/2 CHA, 10 X 30 awing Many EX­ TRAS'! 831 -7708 or 372 1553 DAY BCD Whua, Victorian tfykl with 2-fwn mattresses A trunrte Never used 1300 407- MSOmon * 8314787 in LAKE MARY 47.-Cart>nw Oaks II 7700 SF. tpM plan, cadi cawngs. k pie pool. Rd. 1 . •era* on cut da sac comet tot 8709 000 407-131-7788 8450 dap Sanford. 3/1 MOV men * 8485 dap Santord. 11 5U5rmon • 8515 dap No Pats Cal 311 5888 wmmjomi inparaonaat c M on 1 03— H o u S d S U n fu rn is h e d LAKE MARY i n IKTElllGfNT STAFFING 157— Mobile Homes For Sals 849-7387 TELEMARKETERS Need Hckday Caah? Wa* paid tiM 4 part ama poavkons avaaawe m casual wort/ng at moapnere longwood location ------ 767 8170 UoS. SAVINOS BONDS AO. Bm IM T * newly partad int A brand new carpel Backs up to park 873,900 DEDE CALLAWAY, Realtor ___ (40713344311. E1L108 3/1.8 Largs lanced yard. CHA. On ly $37,900 VIP Properties. Inc 407-3334898 •film pay to drttror*. ‘ Opon I am 80f Oogtrack Rd. Longwood. 38081M TOOAYPAP TOOAT N F/T t hrvdty M F Em raqurad 3280888 LA'S* _ wort«g tat moaveted peepta Muai have tvgn energy lavat. OArt hand and be sCrt to stand tong how* Must have an aye tor daagn Pace my* 8*88MM tor aoma positrons Apply to parson *//0 M M SR 48 Ban Naadt 75 workers daily. *81 sign on Bonus to now a n - ta ts M M 4artT el yea maa. Onm 141— Homes For Sate R IG H T H A N D M A N LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNOCROROUNO u n u Tv c o n tr a c to r K I T ’ N* C A R L Y L E ® h ) I j t r r v W rig h l 71— Help Wanted ■teneawwaw Homea/Ofc/Condo/Apert WBi wtoyAAo UECrtlSun TREE SVC Mcartnaur BEET TREIMMMI AEfRaaM. Free Eat ■ s s m u c jiB 6vc A Tree 518448781* hr* Aiiicrfiw* Doily For About l1*’z* Month C'ull M u ’ C l a wi f u ’il Di ’j)t. \ZZ Zhi i Sanf or d Her al d is Lahe Mary l.ije s �4 B •Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday. January 8. 1998 by C hic Y ou n g BLO ND IE Blood in urine is not normal D EA R D ll G O TT: During a routine exam in another city. I wax told that I had blood in my urine. The physicians there urged me to bring this to my own doctor's attention. I did. lie is in an IIM O and told me (without seeing me) not to worry ax long ax I had no other xymptomx. Ixn't it strange that my doctor dismissed me? • D EA R R EAD ER : Yes and no. It's not strange, because if your doc­ tor's IIM O is like many others, he is b y M o rt W a lk e r being paid a small monthly stipend to have you as a member of his panel. Therefore, if he doesn't see you. he still gets his money and can devote his time to more lucrative activities. The behavior you described is, unfor Innately, becoming more prevalent as managed care becomes a reality for more and more consumers. On the other hand, I believe that your doctor's attitude Is more than strange. It's reprehensible. Blood In the urine is N E V E R norm al and should A L W A Y S be investigated. Common causes include infection, hu A n kidney stones, and tumors of the bladoy A n a a n s o m - ^ an<J , ,hink (hal ^ ^ BEETLE B AILEY tor is flirting with malpractice for not examining you and obtaining further tests, such as a urine culture, kidney X rays and — perhaps — cystoscopy, a method of rhecklng your bladder with a lighted tube Because you r IIM O physician seems to have abdicated his duty with regard to your good health. I recom­ mend that you change doctors It wras not appropriate for you to have been treated in that fashion D E A R D R . G O T T Why do some people exposed to IIIV get A ID S , while others don't' D EAR R E A D E R This is a faxcinat ing question that has plagued researchers for decades Heretofore, scientists were unable to answer It. Today, however, the answer may be within reach In order to cause infection, the HIV must enter living cells, usually blood cells called T-lym phocytes In the process of entering these cells, the virus interacts with a receptor on the cells, called " C D T The ability of IIIV to react with CIM is suppressed by a class of natural substances known as chemokines Some people have inher­ ited high levels of chemokines and thus are not susceptible to IIIV infec­ tion Other people, unfortunately, are born with low levels of chemokines and become readily infected when exposed to IIIV. Since this relation was discovered, rescarc her* haw been scrambling to find ways of synthesising these sub­ stances and providing them to patients who are deficient If such a goal could be accomplished, the treat­ ment of AIDS would be revolutionised. OOTT PETER GOTT, M.D. At the w ry least. HIV infection could be treated; at most, such infection could be prew nlrd At this stage, our understanding of chemokines is still in Its infancy, but there Is great opti mixm and hope that these natural pro­ teins can somehow be used to stop the greatest scourge of the 20th century. Luis* 98 Moo — lung t Ad — 37 Layer of tissue 4 Wheel covering 39 Midway 8 Construction attraction 40 Pocket bread 12 Oklahoma 41 Mire 42 Dtepetchboet I I -H ty 49 Tiny amount 14 I cannot 48 Invector MS----81 Small Inlet 19 Oeer tooth 92 Blue dye 19 Weariness 92 Regarding 18 Home (2 wds ) 20 Wall painting 94 * 21 Commandmanta number 98 I 22 Coiumniet's 98 Oats older entry 97 Actrees 24 Football coach D E A R DR. G O T T . My 53 year old son was recently diagnosed with gall­ stones. His primary complaint is nau­ sea. which his doctor says is unrelat­ ed to the gallbladder. Should my son how the stones removed? D EAR R EAD ER : In my experience, gallstones don't necessarily cause pain; rather, they may simply lead to nausea and vague abdominal discom fort Therefore. I disagree with your son's doctor. If the physician weren't looking for gallstones as a cause of your son's symptom, why did he order an ultrasound' It would lie presumptuous of me to recommend gallbladder surgery with out examining your son and reviewing his tests. However, the laparoscopic operation is so easy that I believe it should be a consideration. Your son has gallstones which can cause nau sea. Why not go for surgery? Let me know what he decides. . < 1*97 NTWSl’A irH K.NTKWH1SE ASSN ACROSS 28 KMe stabiliser 27 Fleur-de- — 20 Actrees Dahl 22 Cling 24 Bird of prey 29 Actress STUMPED? DOW N 1 2 2 Trifle 4 Cagle's claw □ □□ □□□□□ □ □□ □□□ □□□□□ □□□ □□rannnnnn nnm Finrarann nnnnn □□□ ranmn nrannn mnnnnnn □□nn nnn ranm □nn nnn m n n nnnnnnn rrriinnn mnnn nnn □□nnn nnnnram □ran nnnnnmrann □nn □□□□□ nnn ramn nnnnn ranm 8 OK exporter 9 Moscow's oAaea 7 Primer's Cal tor Answers e tauOv M a S M yO m i tw fiw x w e l -800 3838 ext code 100 • lSSSWNCA.se Win AT SWOPS Second hand high or low? B y P h illip A lder Yesterday, I mentioned a rule of Blackwood Today, let's look at a rule of play: second hand low It is normal, if you are the second d to ptay to a trick, to contribute a low card because your partner Is play­ ing last. L et him win the trick as cheaply as possible. Pine — most of the time. Yet when should you play secondhand a ? North's two icart 11 cue-bid showed game values and asked partner if he had a heart stopper for no trump purSouth ducked the first two heart tricks and won the third, West dis­ carding a spade. Now came a diamond to dummy's king, followed by a dub to the eight, 10 and jack. West switched to a spade, but declarer called for ' | dummy's ace. cashed the diamond ace, and ran his dubs lor nine tricks: North SIM M one spade, one heart, two diamonds • A J 2 and fire dubs. • 8 7 4 The common time not to play sec­ • A K J 4 2 ond hand low is when you can see it • 79 will (probably) cost a trick. If you hare Weal East something like A K-Q 2 or K-Q-J-2. it • 10 7 8 4 * K 9 ■ would usually be suicidal to play the • 82 • K Q J 10 2 two (but not always!). e to ■ 7 o t q t t However, this deal spotlights anoth­ • J 1 2 4 Q I e r esam ple: When one hand has a Beuth long, nearly established suit but no * Q 9 2 entry on the side, playing an honor * A 9 9 may disrupt communk-alions. If East 0 9 had put in the dub queen on the first * A K 10 9 4 2 round of the suit, the contract would hare (ailed. If South ducks the trick. Vulnerable: Both East cashes his hearts. And if South D ealer South plays three rounds of the suit. West Seufh Weal Narth East switches to a spade 1* Pass 1 e Id Agreed, this play is much more diffi­ 2* Pass 2 1 Pas* cult because the dub suit is hidden in 2 NT Pass 2 NT Alt pass declarer’s hand, but playing the queen is highly unlikely to kill the defense. Opening lead: • 8 CltSI by NTA. Inc ♦1 .w * ■ * r -. CHlNfSf cuisine THAT'i AL 60tt AT T A M FlVfHOW MUCH SH0 UU> * P Tir him? t-8-« I ’M IN A N A R TIS TIC NOOP l I'M GOB4& T O F A IN T A P A IN T IN G I W HERE T O S TA R T P — qfaur Vi \ j * , s . v , . n« , J1 »re ------------------ LBO (July 22-Aug. 22) Tire hopes and your Me HBC19 (Feb. 20 March 80) Associates expectations you entertain today will wd be wShng to more in accordance w8h hare the beat chances of manifesting *>ay are pursued through VOur loOlV [y d y k )# 0 ttwy ufYlBfFriday. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 08, 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/5f6b4b9f4ecfd443aee4ec39b0f919aa.pdf 804093fad66acaef36460d7338ea6f71 PDF Text Text .. %.. . ••* WEDNESDAY Eanuary 7, 1998 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County slnoo 1008 90th Year, No. 96 • Sanford, Florida C o u n ty o ffic ia l: London tr ip w a s on a g e n d a , Tempers flare over name of airport D ressed to th e k ilt By MARIA OREM Herald Staff W riter By RUM WHIT* Herald Staff W riter SANFORD * Sem inole County C om m issioner Dtck Van Der Welde an d County C lrrk of the C ourt M aiyanne Morse both refuse to back off from a dispute co n cern in g h is costs for a trip to Europe la st August. Morse said again on Tuesday that the Board of County C om m issioners au th o rised Van Der Welde'a b u sin ess trip to the N etherlands b u t did not approve a three-day visit to London. She also says Van Der Welde failed to produce re­ ceipts for his 950-s-day m eal allowance. "Until I h ear otherw ise. I can not accept hla expenses for the London trip,” Morse said. "It's a m atter of ethical stan d ard s." Morse said the board of co m ­ m issioners could solve some of the dispute by retroactively approving Van Der Wetde'a London trip. The board m eets on Tuesday. J a n . 14. "She's looking for a way out." Van Der Welde said. "It's done with; a m atter of record. The London trip w as p art of the plan. Everyone knew It. Maryan n e Morse could have checked It b u t refuses to b e ­ cause she enjoys playing God alm ighty." In a m eeting Tuesday a t ­ tended by C ounty M anager Gary Kaiser, County Attorney Anthony SofcotowskJ. Bfl MacLaucNtn and Bsn Scott wars on hand In Laka Mary during a demon­ stration of soma of tha avants that w i be hatd dur­ ing the Central Florida highland Gamas on Jan. 17 at Seminote Greyhound Park m Casselberry At Keeth presides over tha hagls ceremony. Scottish share culture, tradition in anticipation of Highland Games By MARIA ORSM Herald Staff W riter LAKE MARY • There was no shortage of sm iling faces or plaid during a preview T u es­ day of som e of the events that wilt be held J a n . 17 during the C entral Florida S cottish Highland Oam es. Representatives of the Scottish American Society of C entral Florida shared culture, tradition, food an d drink during a dem on­ stratio n a t the Bistro C appuccino. Athletes, dancera. pipers an d drum m ers set the pace as spectators participated In a hagls cere­ mony and whiskey nosing. "It's railed the w ater of life." said Ben Scott of Ute traditional drink of Scotland. "The word whiskey, h r explained Is derived from the Garlle word for water." S rott, a spokesm an for the Scottish G am es and au th o r of the HU o f Thistle, the Scottish society's new sletter, said his group ex p erts to see about 10,000 visitors tills y ra r at the gam es. About 1.500 people from all over the • M OUBM. ra g s «A SANFORD - Tem pers flnred Tuesd.iv a s airport authority board m em bers once again d e ­ cided lo table the Issue on w hether to ch an g r the nam e of the Orlando Sanford Airport. Though not on the ugenda. the question on the nam e cam e up when board m em ber Duke Adamson tried to Introduce Phil Overton, m anaging d irec­ tor of Leisure Tmvel. which Ixioks about 20 percent of the flights arriving from England. With all th r noise and d is ­ sension regarding the nam e change, w hlrh lias also trav ­ eled across th r A tlantic. Adamson said II was Im portant for the board to h ear how th r H ntlsh felt. Board chairm an Sandru Glenn declined the request saying site wauled lo postpone discussion until th r m arketing firm, hired through th r reernt joint ngrrem rnt between the airport and th e G rra trr Or­ lando Airport Authority, m akes Its presentation to the board. *Whrn this becom es an agenda Item, th en you can bring It up." Glenn said. "I disagree b ecause I re­ quested the Item be on the agenda and It was removed a few days before the meeting." Adamson said, adding that h r was not calling for a vote. Adamson said he wanted to act tn the airport's best In ter­ est and was trying to be h o sp i­ table to a large custom er. "He's not o ur custom er." Glenn said. "He Is a cu stom er of OSI and they are o u r c u s ­ tomer." Glenn said a s chairm an It was her prerogative to add or m n o v r Items from the agenda. Board m em ber Ken Wright said h r was fed up with the m edia's uttrm pt to create an Image of dissension regarding the nam e of the airport. "1 don't know of uny dissension." Board m em ber Lon Howell said he was concerned that through wliat h as appeared In Ihc new spapers. Adamson was trying to sell th r existing nam e and cause dissension. Howell later in ad r th e motion to ch an g r th r nam e of th r airport to Sanford Orlando In te rn a ­ tional Airport. However, he withdrew the motion after a ir­ port attorney Steve Coover questioned w hether Howell could act as a board m em ber tx-forr J a n . H. By city ch a rtrr. Howell, who served on th r Sanlord C om ­ m ission. must wait a year b e­ fore his term begins on the airport uutlionty. Mayor Larry Dale told Coover that acco rd ­ ing to th r ch arter. Howell waa eligible Immediately. W nghl said before a deci­ sion Is m ade there should be planning and discussion also Involving the City of Sanford and he did not ap p reciate "some guy trying to lecture me on som ething like this." Wright a w A l n s i t . Pag* «A Sanford police officers go high tech to fight crime m r SANFORD • Crime fighting efforts of Sanford police offi­ cers will soon be enhanced through technology. The Sanford Police D ep art­ m ent last m onth received 32 laptop com puters. The p u r­ chase was m ade possible through the Local Law E n­ forcem ent Block G rant am ounting to $11,046. The SPD contributed $12,338 to ­ ward the com puters through a tru st fund, according to Sgt. Mark Nichols, who la re sp o n ­ sible for training police officers In the use of the laptops. "We w anted th e laptops so we can do police reports, driv­ ers' license checks an d a rre st and w arrant checks." Nichols said. "It's sim ilar to w hat the sh eriffs office uses." The modem driven com puters are sta te of th e a rt an d virtu­ ally indestructible. Nichols said. The laptops will b e Is­ sued to the road patrol a n d eventually every officer wlU Citizens chase and beat robbery suspect ering from injuries te c e w d In the fight with Midway residents Tuesday. H arrison will m ake h is initial court a p p e ara n ce today, charged with one count off robbery. According to tha; sh eriffs spokesm an. Ed McDonough, th e Incident began ab o u t 1 p.tn. Tuesday when Murrell an d a n unidentified wom an c o n ­ fronted th e victim a t h e r Mid­ way Avenue hom e. They identi­ fied them selves a s police offl­ ine Mdote high and he's moteng on. Prsetan Brown, of WInlar Springs, kicks up soma waves and spray wNte wind surfing or Laka Monroe recently. Winds SUBS CRIBE TO T H F S A N T O R O H F R A I O FOR t h worn Mowing bstwssn 15 and 28 miss par hour, Brown indulged in N sport wNh Mow suttee, FMnl Freeman, (not pictured) . • F B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . 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Flotidu 14 l | PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OF THIS M ELTIN G IS MADE BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVEf i l l U( I THIS R ECO RD MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN ADE■j . i A H RECORD FOR THE PU R PO SES OF APPEAL FROM A h i iSION MADE BY THE CITY ANY PERSON W ISHING TO I S URL THAT AN ADEQUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEEDN . , IS M AIN TAIN E D FOR APPELLATE P U R PO SES IS A lJV IS l D T' MAKE THE NECESSARY AR R AN G EM ENTS AT m ‘ iH H I R 3WN EXPENSE i ’Ji r, r * ■ SunTrust Be Ready For l ife u 'u iu i.s u n ir iu l t c rn L _ | ! �4A ■Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. January 7, IM S Sgt Mar* Nchols trains Sanford police officers Tues­ day on the use of laptop computers during the first ol two sessions. Officers will taka tha computers on the road to wilte reports and check drtvars' Information. Computers C o n tin u ed from Page 1A have a com puter. T h is Is going to speed things up for the officers because eve­ rything can be done at the scene." Nichols said. Legibility of the police rep o rts Is also greatly improved by using the laptops. Nichols said. A laser p rinter wtll gener­ ate the reports, the format of which Is the sam e as those used currently ut the statio n , he said. Nichols said his de­ partm ent ts also waiting to see what type of software state law enforcement agencies will be C o n tin u e d from Page LA Bob McMillan. Economic De­ velopm ent M anager Bob TUrk and Economic Development M anner Jo h n Jo n es. Van Der Weldc produced a day-by-day. hour-by hour appointm ent sum m ary of the August trip. Clearly, his Itinerary In­ cluded a train trip from R otter­ dam to London on Thursday. Aug. 21. He had a 4 p.m . m eeting at the U.S. Em bassy Com mercial Services Agency. Topics discussed in clu ded services available to S em tnole com panies. T was given on Itinerary and I followed It." Van Der Welde said. 'London w as p art of It." •Everyone in the county knows he went to London on a pleasure trip with hla wife, Judy." Morse said. “And I still don’t u nderstand how we’re suppose to pay for h is London hotel th at was paid for by a credit card belonging to hla using. “W ell try to go by what the state chooses.* he sstd. Nichols held the drat Inhouse com puter training s e s­ sion Tuesday. Depending on the Individuals' knowledge of com puters, he said h an d s on training could take anyw here from a few m inutes to an hour. The second session will be on Thursday. -It's real easy," he said of the Windows based program . *lt's self-explanatory.* Nichols said SPD com m andera and supervisors are famtl* tar with the software an d are using It tn-houae. Police officers wtll be re­ quired to Input Inform ation onto a form th at will ap p e ar on the com puter screen. For now, the software ts limited to th e reports, however Nichols said the police d ep artm en t will b e searching for software th a t will allow additional functions such a s drivers' license and a rre s t an d w arrant search es. ‘Everyone la biting a t the bit to get these on the road.* h e said. “We re ready to p u sh th is on to th e street.* sister. It doesn't add up.* been The purpose of Van D er prou W eldcV E uropean trip sraa to naaa establish direct c o n ta c ts w ith tract governm ent a n d b u sin e ss lead - bcta| era who can su p p o rt a n d influ-yy ence increased trad e a n d Investm ent b t t wm a th e C en tral f>er ’ Florida Region. S em inole -yy County, a n d th e City of Rotter- *he I dam . N etherlands. Wicklow ».i„> County. Ireland a n d London. . Van Der W elde w as p a rt of a *1 mi salon team consisting of vras ^ n ^ t ^C o ^ . O r s w y wmt , i j g j C o n tia a e d from Page LA country will be p articip atin g In th e sc h e d ­ uled events, h e said. Longtime S anford resid en t an d form er Sem inole County School Board m em ber A1 Keeth perform ed the hagls cerem ony a s he recited a piece by poet Robert B um s. Hagls, the n a ­ tional food of Scotland, Is a m ixture of liver an d o th er In­ gredients which are packed Into a a n d th en boiled. C hoosing to forsake the tra d i­ tional bog. which is a sh e e p 's stom ach, the cook used a sm all b u rlap bag. In Its 21st year, th e gam es were held In O rlando until th ree years ago when th e event moved to Sem inole County. “We wooed them here.* said J a c k Wert. rxrcuUvc director of th e Sem inole C ounty Tourist Development C om m ission. T h e event Is Im portant to the eco an d heritage tourism In the county.* In addition to th e co m p eti­ tions In bagpiping, drum m ing an d dancing, there wtll be live Jousting w ith real w eapons and th e Field of B annockburn, which ts a re-creation of S co t­ tish history from th e 13th c e n ­ tury. ■It's like a n encam pm ent.* said Anyah Cook, a n event or- Airport said did not ap p reciate A dam ­ so n 's unwittingly attem p tin g to ca u se dissen sio n for p er­ sonal reaso n s. ’Let m e talk plainly b ecau se w e re talking aro u n d this.* W right said. T h a t is Ju st n o t true.* AdamT here is n o private agenda here...Pm n o t a devel­ oper, 1 h a re nothing to gain. I have a p erso n al belief th is Is th e pro p er n am e for th e A m ur o f th e a irp o rt Ore b een on th is bo ard for aeven y e a rs...1 don't ganU rr. Appearing In costum e will be historical figures such a s William Wallace, Robert the Hruce a n d Mary Queen of Scots. Dressed In his signature kilt. Chip Crawford, who will be portraying Wallace, said he travels to shows around the country because he enjoys It and also because he Is S co t­ tish. Crawford Is also related to William Wallace. Athletic com petitions will In­ clude the caber to ss where an 18-foot wooden pole, sim ilar In size to a telephone pole and weighing d o s e lu 130 (founds la thrown, the ham m er to ss and the sto n e throw. In ad d i­ tion to the feuts of stren g th , there will be sheep herding, a hagts loss, and a parade. Suspect C o n tia o a d from Pags LA determ ine If It was counterfeit. The victim spread $2,000 In ra s h on life table. McDonough said Murrell and his acco m ­ plice begMii scooping up the money just as the victim's d aughter cam e home and rrultxrd what wus happening. The pair nui from the house and reporirdly gol Into a car with H arrison. A group of Midway cltlx rn s chased the su sp ects, a p p re ­ hending Murrell on C enter Street. The citizens handcuffed him to a fence post with h is own handculTs an d beat him. W hen Seminole County sh e r­ iffs deputies arrtvrd. Murrell's suit was shredded and he had severe facial Injuries. A group of citizens h ad H arrison In c u s ­ tody. The female accom plice Is still being so u g h t. SANFORD CHURCH OF M)D — P ro u d ly /Y re rrife — The Nelons of Atlanta, Georgia m em bers far o th er those from th e fliin o lt «w C ounty T ourism M v M ty d H n t <al Com m ission a n d th e Econom ic ^ Development C om m ission o f Lear Mid Florida. play T h e aad thing ab o u t th is Vi whole episode is th e fact th e dam economic developm ent p ro - * a n gram Is one o f th e bright. Id o sh in in g s ta rs in county gov- I in eminent.'* Van D er Welde. T h e Demi re su lts are very positive. Fvs any See T he Greatest Show On Earth ! / ^ ’1 ’ ' ' ' >J | flCU S 'fe ilB WUllam H. H am er. 80. LesUe C ourt. A ltam onte Springs, d ied Friday. J a n . 2, 1006. B om on M arch 31. 1017 In P hiladel­ phia. Pa., h e h a s resided In C entral Florida for 13 years. Mr. H am er sraa a re tire d forem an for a grinding w heel com pany. He w as a M ethodist. He served In th e U A . Navy R e­ serves a n d a m em ber of th e Am erican Legion Boat $ 2 8 4 . Jo aa p h M. D ennison JOSEPH M. DENNISON Joseph M. D ennison. 6 0 . Dogwood Dr.. Sanford, d ied Sunday. Ja n . 4. 1008. B om on March 2, 1028 In W ashing­ ton. D.C., he moved to C en tral Florida in 1957. Mr. D ennison was a lieutenant colonel In th e U.S. Army C orps of E ngineers. He was a m em ber of U psala Com m unity C hurch. He w as also a m em ber of S ojourner, Society of A m erican M ilitary Engineers. Sem inole F o rest No. 103 of th e Tall C ed ars of Lebanon. VFW Post 10130 Life M em ber C huluota, S anford Masonic Lodge N um ber 6 2 . Monroe C hapter No. IS. S an ­ ford Council No. 20. T aylor Com m andery No. 28. B ahai Shrine Temple. K entucky Colonels. Sanford S h rin e Club. Survivors Include wife, Carol. Sanford; d au g h ters. LJolcne Dennison. S anford, B icm la W hitlock. Tam pa; son. Raymond. Sanford; b ro th ers. Wllford. Waldorf. Md.. Olen. White Springs. Md.. W ayne Bonita Springs. Fla.: two g ra n d ch ild ren . Gramkow F uneral Sanford. In charge rangem ents. Home, of a r ­ topher, Sanford. Leo. P anam a City, FIs.. Craig Cooper. O r ­ lando: daughters. E rm a M ae P ratt. Sarasota. Althea P e te r­ son. Fern Park, V anessa Q sines. Hope Janvier, b oth of Sanford: 11 g ra n d ch ild ren : atx- g re a t grandchildren. WUson-Etchelberger M o rtu ­ ary. Inc.. Sanford, in charge of arra n g e m e n ts. Survivors include wife, EUcn M„ A ltam onte Springs: boos, K enneth. A ltam onte S prings. S tephen. Thom as Ttti Fla.. S ta n ­ ley. Bryn Mawr. Pa., a n d Wil­ liam. C herry Hill. NJ .; d a u g h ­ ter. M aureen Diets, B enaa 1cm. Pa.. S an d ra W eber. W arw ick. Md.; stater. EUa Morgan. P a rt Richie. Fla.: 12 grandchildren. Banfteld Funeral Hama. W in­ te r Springs. In charge o f a r ­ rangem ents. Anna Lee Paxton, OB, T rip Road. Oeneva. died S unday. J a n . 4. 1BB8. B om on J a n . 3. 1929 in Red Ja c k e t. W.V.. she h as resided in C entral F lorida for 27 y e a n . Mrs. Paxton w as a P rotestant. Survivors Include h u sb an d. Earl. Oeneva; aona. Ricky, Bruce, both of Oeneva: d a u g h ­ ter, Sheryl. Oeneva: two g ra n d ch ild ren . Banfteld F uneral Home. W in­ te r Springs. In charge of a r ­ rangem ents. LEO PETERSON Leo Peterson. 72. W. 16th S treet. Sanford, died Sunday. J a n . 4. 1998. B om J a n . 1. 1926. he h as been a lifelong resident. Mr. Peterson sraa a mall courier a t P atrick Air Force Base an d a U.S. Navy veteran. He w as a B ip d at. Survivors Include father. George W ashington P eterson, Sanford: step-m other. M artha Peterson, Sanford; sons, Chela- Survivors include wife, Lee H arris Kellctt: sons, Oordon T. J r .. Deltons. C harles M.R. Kellett. Tampa: d au g h ters. D onna Hawk. Betty L. Ziegler. C hattanooga. Term., D onna Young. Florida. Shelby Hodges. Tam pa: 13 g ran d ch il­ dren: three g re at-g ran d ch il­ d ren. Heritage Funeral Hom e. C hattanooga, m charge o f ar- Funeral Services far U. Col. J o ­ seph M. Dennison, US Army, re ­ tired. 69. of Sanford who died Sunday wtll be 2 p.m. Friday af­ ternoon at Upaala Community Church with Rev. Lloyd & Atomaha officiating. Interment will be in Oaktawn Park Cemetery. —- - - * Anne Morrison, chieftain of the M onition clan. Is charged with drum m ing up m em bership and keeping the Scottish h e ri­ tage ullvr. Ily encouraging clans, which are fumllles. Morrison said it keeps people together and In­ volved in the culture. Her group also prom otes sch o larsh ip s to encourage participation by the youth 's o they can carry’ on when we arc gone.* ~We all have roots and this allows u s to get together.* sh e said . The event wtll be held from 8 a.m . to 5 p.m. at the Sem inole Oreyhound Park In C a s s e l­ berry. For more Inform ation and tlck rts. call 426-SCOT or I -800 800-7832. ' O . ___. L • yv> fa •< Um " - 1?!Ai«PS W & B k iu y . i �Sanfonj Herald. Sanford. Flooda • Wednesday. January 7. 1998 • BA People See seafood in your new year M ustard S au er fx r one serving b asrd on a 2000 rnloric d irt: C nlorirs 270. Calories from Fal 100. Protein I5g. Total Fat 2 l9 g . S a tu ­ rated Fat 3g. C holesterol 65m g. Sodium 4 8 0 mg. Total C arbohydrate Gg. Dietary Fiber Og. Dally Value: Vitamin A 0 percent. Vitamin C 0 percent. Calcium 2 percent. Iron 4 percent. N utritive Value for Sweet and Sour Sauce per one serving based on a 2000 calorie d iet: Calorics 15, Calories from Fat 0. Protein Og. Total Fat Og. S atu rated Fat Og. C holesterol Omg. Sodium 250m g. Total C nrbohydrulr 4g. Dietary Fiber Og. Dally Value: Vitamin A 0 percenl. Vllamln C 4 percent. Calcium 0 p e r ­ cenl, Iron 0 percent. Special to th e H erald S tart th r nrw year serving "old favorite’ recipes. The Florida D epartm ent of A gricul­ ture. Iiu rrau of Seafood and A q u aru ltu re would like to sh are some of o u r tried and tm e seafood rrclp es with you. Each recipe has th e nutritive value listed and lias been u p d ated for today's cooking styles. Shrimp Macadamla Stuffing I ]round Florida Shrim p & 11/2 po u n d s Flurtda Rock Shrim p 1/2 r u p chopped c e lrry 1/4 r u p rh o p p rd onion 1/2 cu p b u tte r 2 cu p s h rrb -s ra s o n rd stuffing mix 1/2 cu p m acadam la n u ts, chopped I cup w ater 1 beaten egg Prcl and devein shrim p. Cut large shrim p In lialf. S aute celery and onion In b u tte r until tender. Add shrim p and rook 1 m inute. R e­ move from heat. Add rem aining Ingredients and mix thoroughly. Place m ixture Into u lightly greased shallow 2 quart baking dish. Uake at 350 degrees F. for 15 to 20 rn ln u trs or until heated through. Yield: 0 servings. (Recipe may be doubled, tripled, etc. fo* extra servings.) N utritive Value per one (7 oz.) serving based on a 2000 calorie dirt: Calories 420, Calories from Fat 270. Protein 22g . Total Fat 30g. S atu rated Fnt I5g, Cholesterol 205 mg. S o­ dium 770mg. Total C arbohydrate I9g. Dietary Fiber 3g. Dolly Value: Vitamin A 20 p ercen t. Vitamin C G percenl. Calcium 8 percent. Iron 20 percent. Black Tie Snapper Stone Crab Claws with Honey Muatard Sauce 2 pounds skinless Florida S napper or o th er skinless ftsh fillets, fresh or frozen 1 Tablespoon lemon Ju lrr 1 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon lemon p e p p e r 1-1/2 cu p s sliced fresh m ushroom s 1/2 cup chopped, rousted, salted, hickory sm okr-llavored alm onds 3 Tnblrs|MK>ns m argarine or b u ttr r 2 Tablespoons chopped parsley Thaw fish If frozen. Place fish In a single layer In a well greased baking dish. 12x8x2 Inches. Sprinkle with lemon juice, salt und lem on pepper. Hake at 350 degrees F. for 10 to 12 m inutes or unlit fish Hakes easily when tested will) a fork. Com bine rem aining Ingredients In a 2 quart saucepan. Cook over low heal for 5 to 7 m inutes. Place cooked fish on u healed p latter. N utritive Value | kt one serving based on 2 0 0 ealorir diet: Calories 240, Culorles from Fat IK). Protein 33g. Total Fat lOg. S aturated Fal l.5g. C holesterol GO mg. Sodium 580mg. T o­ tal C arliohydr.itr 4g. Total Fiber 2g. Dally Value: Vitamin A 8 percent. Vllamln C 6 p e r ­ cenl. Calcium G percent. Iron G percent. 2 - 1/2 pounds Florida Stone Crab Claws, crack e d 1 cup m ayonnaise 1/3 r u p half and half or light cream 2 Tablespoons honey 2 Tablespoons prepared m u stard 2 tra*|>oon* co ria n d er Arrange cracked claws on serving plate. Com ­ bine rem aining Ingredients und stir briskly until h trn d rd . Serve with stono crab class. Yield: 3 servings claws and 1-1/2 cups sauce. O r serve H o n d a Stone C rub Claws with: • m l u 4 to u r I iu n 1/2 r u p ketchup 1/3 cu p orange m arm alade 3 Tablespoons red w inr vinegar 1 Tablespoon soy sauce 1 Tablespoon lemon Juice 2 teaspoons dry m u sta rd I teaspoon horseradish 1/2 teaspoon c u n y pow der Combine all Ingredients in a sauce pan. Bring to a boll. Reduce h eal an d cook for 1 m in u te, stirrin g constantly, Serve w in s . Yield: 1 cujk Itie s V a l u e Tor Stone C rab with Honey 2 H onda Izibslrr tails. 4-G ounc es each 1 ru p sour cream 1/2 cu p orange Juice 2 teaspoons c o ria n d e r l Tablespoon orange, peel, finely gruted Using kitchen shears, cutting thinner u n ­ der-shell away from lobster (alls. Drop tails Into boiling w ater, rover and sim m er for 8 m inutes or unlll no longer tru n slu ren t In th e re n te r. Drain. Combine rem aining Ingredi­ ents. mixing Just until blended. Chill. Remove lobster meut from shells und ru t crossw ise Into 1/4 Inch thick medallions. Spoon equal am ounts of chilled sour cream m ixture onto four salad plates. Arrange lobster m edallions over sour cream m ixture. Ylrld: 4 appetizer servings. N utritive Value one serving based on a 2000 calorie diet: Calories 200, Calories from Fal 120. ITotrln 15g, Total Fat 13g. S aturated Fat Htf, Cholesterol 95 mg, Sodium 240 mg. Total C urbuhydrale 5g, Die v a r y F i b e r Og. Dally ip Value: VU*piln A IS percent* Vllamln C 2 5 percent. Calcium 10 percent. lit. It Iron 4 percent Lobster Medallions In Citrus Cream Fow l w o ath o r T h e b la c k o f th e b ird s m a k e s a s h a rp c o n tr a s t a g a in s t th e g r a y o f r e c a n t o v a r c a s t s k ie s . S e v e rs ) flo c k s of m ig ra tin g b ird s have b o o n s e e n in th e a r e a , g a th e rin g o n p o w e r lin o s a n d ro o t to p e , s h o rt r e s p ite b e fo r e th e y Legal Notice Legal Notice a con­ tin u e th e ir jo u r n e y s o u th . norava n o n Dy »ouvny virwm IN THE CIHCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR BSMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA d u ll Ar.llen No. 88-14T 0-C A . 1 4 W 5JLML, INC.. ■ Florida corporation, <■1*101id. vi. D iM irm w c k a m e t tnn UAFIIANN Wl KAWEV. hit uni*, tod LARRY WOEHRLE and 0ERNADETTE W0EHRLE. F t * .( * . D«**fidanti NOTICE OF (A LE NOTICE t* given th il purtutnl to ■ Fm»i Judgment dalad Dicambar fV d . 1*97, in Caa* No W U 70-C A H W o« Ih * Ci'cuil Court o< Iho l l l h Judicial Cneuil m and tor Sam no'a County, Florida, In nhich SJLML, INC I* Ih# Plaintiff and DIMITRI McKAMEY and MARI ANN McKAMEY, hi* wifa, LARRY YYOEHRLC and BERNADETTE WOEHRLE. hi* wifa, ar* fha Dafandanf*. I wifi ta ll fo fha hig h *il and b i l l bid. dar lor caah *1 th# Waaf from door of th * Sammoi* County Couflhouaa, Sanford. Florida at 1 1 0 0 A M on January U th i t * * , ih * f□Homing oaaeribad mat proparty lo t 1, Block M , Tonnada of North Chuluot*. according fo th * plat ihamot a t racocdad m Plat Book 1, P ag** $4 through SA Public Racorda of Sammol# County, Florida DATE0 Dacambar Ilr d . 19*7 MARVANNE MORSE Clark of th * Circuit Courl BY Jan* E Jaaanw Deputy Clark Margaret A Wharton PA H I South Cantra! Aranu* Poat Ott'C# Bor 117] Ovwoo, Florida 1)7*5 Talaphon* (*07| I t * . 7I t ] Publiah D acam b*' 11. 1 **7 and January 7, t * ( g DELHI IN TNE CIRCUIT COURT OF TNE EIONTEENTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR BEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 0INBRAL. JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOi S T -t B It-C A -M -A IOEW FN A tS O C IA T E I. INC . a Florida corporation. Plaintiff aa STEVEN W OLIVER. • itfiika mut NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OrvEN purauont la a corrected Fatal Judgmani at Foractoaura dated Dacambar 2)id. 1 H 7 . amarad * i C aa* No *7 -1 ltS -C A 14-A of th * Circuit Court o l Ih * Eightaanth Judicial Circuit in and tar Sammola County. Florida. nhatam L O IW IN ASSOCIATES. INC.. PlaMtiH. and STEVEN W OLIVER. Dalandam. I niN aaii id The highaal and baal bidder lor Caah, N ola* Sana, th * aala am be hard *| Saniord. Florida at th# Sammola County CouHhouaa. * > i N. Park Avanua, Waal From Door. Sanford. Florida, at 11 00 0 clock a m . on tha Z ln d day of JANUARY, m a the loHamng datenbad pnparty a * ear lorth VI tha FViai Judgment 1o «H. Lai 4. Slack » , CASA PARK VILLAS, P H A M l. according m tha plait thareof a * racordad in Plat Book 21. pagae 54 and 31. Public Racorea et Seminole County, Florida •I" accordant# m th Ih * Amarwan* with OraahrMtaa Act. paraon* naadmg a apacial accommodation to pArTKWal* m Him procaeding ahouM con­ tact tha Mdmduai or agancy aandmg notice, not lator than • • van (7) dayt prior tot ho proceodmg at th* addroo* gieon on tha noire* Talaphon* 1-SOOSSS-S771 (TDD) or 1-S00-MS•7 7 0 0 , via Florida Ralay •aryiea." d a t e d thia l l r d day ot DECEMBER, 1M7. MARVANNE WORSE, CLERK •Y . Jan* ( . Jaaaiarc Ooputy Clark Atlorngy lot Plaintiff: Latin E. Abram*. e f Arnold. Mathany • tagan , PA •01 N. Magnolia Aya.. Eta. 101 Orlando. Florida ItSOS (4Q7J §41-1SSO Publiah: Dacambar 31, 1SS7 and January 7. I t * I DEL-111 IN TMB C IR C U IT COURT OF THB U T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS NO. SB-0001 -OR-01-A IN RE THE MARFHADE OF JOANNA PRUITT, Patttionar, and JOHN E SMITH. R aapondani NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOHN E. SMITH 4112 Diion Or. Orlando. FL 32 (0 * YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition tor Dieeoiution al Mamege ha* bean tiled agam ii you. and that you era raquired to * * r « * a copy ol your Raapont# or Plaadmg to tn* Palition upon ih * Patiiionar'a aHornay: Elratn Aponla. P A. at l a x Oftic* Ot Efram Aponta, ■AO E a tl Highway a lt . Longxood. FL 33750, and frla th * original Raapona* or Plaadmg m tha otfica of th* Clatk ol Ih * Crrcurl Court, on or be I ora ih * Alh day of FEBRU­ ARY. A D , I H t . l t you tail to do *o. a Datault Judgmani will b * takan agamal you to' th * relief demended m tha Palition DATED at Saniord. Semmol* County. Florida IM * 2nd day o* JANUARY. IM S . MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Nancy R Winter Deputy Clark Publiah January 7. I t . 21. 21. t**l DEM 4 * IN THS C IR C U IT COURT OF THS BIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FIO R IO A CASS NO.I PNST-SS4 IN RE: Th* Catai* ol MARGARET M TWARDY. Dacaatad n o t ic e OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adminiairairon ot th# a a ta l* ot MARGARET M. TWAR0V. dacaatad C aa* Number FR»7-»54, t* ponding m the Circuit Court lo ' Sam mot* County. Florida, Probata Oieiaron, tha addraat of which r* 101 North Park Aeonuo. Saniord. Florida 32771 Tha name and addraaa o» ns* paraonai rapraoantalnr* and tn * paraonaI rapraaematwaa atiornay ar* aat forth 6 alow ALL INIERESTEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All par eona on whom thia noire* I* served who hays obi action* that chaiiang# th * yalrddy ot tho wilt, the quaMicaIlona ot tho person el rapraaan la iiy *. venue, or juriadiclion ol thia Court ar* required to IK* thou obtoetton* with IN I Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS A FTIR THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AJI other credito-k ot tho deca­ dent and parsons having claama or demand* agamal th * dace danra estate musl til* ttiair Harm* with thia qourt WITHIN THREE M O N tia * AFTER THE DAYS OF THE riRST PUHLICATtOHOF THMSIOTICE a l l c l a im s * d e m a n d s a n d OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL S I FOREVER BARRED Th* data of Ih * l<r*l publica­ tion ot tin * Notre* w tn * Tth day ot January. IM S MARGARET L. HENNESSEY aits Eattbrook Sled Wmtor Park, FL S27I2 WILLIAM A. OREENSERO Florida Bar No.: sasirs SSOO So. U.S. 17-S I Poat Ofilca Boa 300310 Fern Park, Florida S2710 1407) 3 3 * 1*44 Attcrnoy tor Poroonal Roproaomativa Publiah: January 7, 14, IM S DC M A I eSM M O tS COUNTY JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M DO. S 7-IS S I-C A - W EDNESDAY PRIME TIME e iv - t d a FIRST UNION NATIONAL. 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C#nw #,| oa I him i .»«fvkkz.Ban am IBSBwjT «Huuo (Vis»i*|we H m V (In Stwsol T ff K ________________ Lsv*8vm Qn b io ) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauont to a Final Judgmont ol Forocloaurg dated Dacambar 17th, 1 *07. and ontarod tn Caaa No. •7.1 0 0 t-C A -O n M 4 -K ot Ml* Circuit Court o l tha ISTH Judicial CVcuK In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Florida whoraln FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA M PlAlntHt and CALCS 0. KEERS dr* Oafandanta. i will **n to tha highoat and baal bid dar lor caah at tha Waal bgnt door ol tha SEMINOLE County C ourthouM . SOI N . PARK AVENUE, SANFORD. Florida. 31771 at 11:00 o'riocb A.M. on tha 10th day at January. 1000. COUNTY. C A M 1*0.1 S T -IT S M A -tA A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, by And Oirough th# Secretary ot the DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING ANO URBAN DEVELOPMSNT. Plamtifl, BILLY R. JONES; JANE DOE. Wife ot BILLY R. JONES: SANDRA J. JONES; JOHN DOE. Huaband ot SANDRA J. JONES; CHEMICAL SANK. NJL; DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION DID; MONOGRAM SANK, USA; STATS OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE; and UNKNOWN TENANTS/ OWNERS. Oafandanta NO T ic e OP S A L ! N olle* H hereby given that, pursuant to th * Order or Final Judgmani ontarod In thia cause tn th * CVcuK Court e l Sammol* County. Florida. I will sail th* property situated In Sammola County, Florid*, described aa: LOT 100. DCER RUN. UNIT IS . ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 34. PAGE M . PUB­ LIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. 2*0 Patting Leaf Lana. CaaaaNarry. FL SIT07 at pubbe aat*. ta th * highest and beat bidder, tor caah. at tha ty aa aal forth In lord Final lu dgment U u«: THE EAST M FEET OF LOT I I AN0 ALL OP LOT IS AND THE WEST t FIST OP LOT SO. CLOCK M, SANLAN00 SPRINGS. TRACT H a IS . M C 0ND REPLAT, ACCOROtHO TO THE PLAT THCRIOF AS RECORDED W PLAT COOK 0. PRO! S. PUBLIC R IC O R M OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FIORIOA. b /b /t 1010 NORTH STREET. Count* C eu rth d u t* at SOt North Park Florida, at 11:00 AM on January 32nd, 1SSS. Dated: December 22nd. ISS7. MARVANNE MORSE AS CLSRK OF THE COURT lonow ooo. panicipela In thia proceeding should contact court Administration at talaphon# number 407-321-4330, not lator (7) Gag* prior to tha Fl o r id a s it s o . DATED NiH IS th day e l Dacambar. 1*47. MARVANNE M ORS! Aa Clark o l aald Court by Dorothy W Rohan Aa Oapwty Clark Law Omcaa at Marahab C. WWtaan, p jl n. DCL-SSO Ml S I. Deputy Clerk Id accordance with tha Amt r ican t With PtaabllKtae Act, (TDOI 1 SOS S E I-S 77I, a t Voted go 1-S00-SSS-STT0. via Ftortda Relay Sanriee. a S it ISS7 IN THR CIRCUIT COURT, BIOHTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. S T -t4 4 7 -C A -l4 -K ATLANTIC MOIITQAQE A INVESTMENT CORPORATION, a Florida Corporation. Plamlrll, v*. PICK 0 N0RDEN, *1 al . Oafandantlt) NOTICS OF SALS Nolle* r* hereby given that, pursuant lo a Summary Judgment ot Foreclosure. I will ta ll in# following datenbad property located In Sammola County. Florida Lot A. CLUSTER W WILD­ WOOD. a planned unit daraiopmanl. according lo Ih * plal Iharaof aa racordad in Plal Book 19. pages 7 . 1. ■ and 10 ol ih * puhhc record* a l Sammola. Florida al public tala, lo th# hrghaat bidder lor caah. al th * weal front door of Ih# Sammola Counly Courthouse, Saniord, Florida. I t 00 a m on January 20th. 1**8. Nolle#: Americana With Disabilities Act ol 1**0 , Admmittraiiv* Order No *4-20 Paraona with a diiability who naad a apodal accommodation lo participate w this proceeding should contact Disability Coordinator at 101 North Park Avanua. Suit* N-301, Sanford. 7L 32771 al laaat S dayt prior to Iho procaodmg. Talaphon* 407 121-4130 Eat. 4227; 1-100•55 1771 (TDD user* only) W ’ N IS S my hand and Seal ol this Court on Dacambar lilh . 1*17 (Court S*ai) MAPYANNC MORSE CLERK. CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark Donald L Smith, Eaquir* Attorney for Plaintiff 500 North Ocean Street Jacksonville. FL 12202 Talaphon# *04/134-3543 Publiah. Dacambar I t . t* * T and January 7. 1**7 DEL-224 NOTICB TO THS PUBLICi Notice it hereby given mat th* Board of Adiuatmant of th# City o4 Sanford wMt hold a regular ....... I v y un January 22nd. 1*44, m th * City Halt Commitaron Chamber* at 1 1 3 0 A M in order to conarder a raquatt for varianc# in th# Zoning Ordinance a * n pertain ■ ta th * from yard, area require manta m an MR2 district on Tha E 12C of Lot l a. Lata tho N 3*1 70’ tharaof map ef Robmaon a Survey ot an addi­ tion lo Sanford. M nwnrdod PS I PQ * 2 PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Romg more specifically da ten b ad aa localad 1J1B Persimmon A*. Planned ua* of tho property la to replace porch with screen porch m front yard a tingle fam­ ily ratidonca Larry Slav. Chairman Board of Adiuatmant ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER « M b M M D AT THS AOOVS MEETING OR HEARINQ, H E /SH t WILL NEEG A VERBA­ TIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TESTIMONY ANO EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORO IS NOT PRO­ VIDED BY THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD. (FS I t * 0103) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESF PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 210M 2 8 43 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETINO. PUBLISH: January 7. AND I t . tsss 0EM-S7 Hi TNB CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH M TMB CNkCUtT COURT OP TUB BtOMTSSHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT v*. HI THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TM t I STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA Legal Notices Meaon S Reaa ctel*a. PJL 17717 US IS M a r*. Surto *00 Ctoarwator. FL S4SS4-SSSS Publiah: Dacambar s i, 1SST and January 7. ISSS OEl-11* m ARB FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO. s a -ts s s -C A -ta -K HOMESIOE LENDING, INC., l/k /a BancSoaton Mortgage Corporation, a Florida corporation, v*. Flamtift. MARGIE L. DANIELS. Ot al.. Oafandantlt). NOTICS OF SALS Notice la hereby given that, purauant to a Summary Judgmani ol Foractoaura, l will aall th * following datenbad property located In Sammola County, Florida: Lot 10. lo t* tho E atl »•. ELNORA SQUARE, according to tho plat tharaol a * racordad In Dead Book n s al paga 4*1 ol tho pubVc records of Sammola County. Florida, alto described aa fobow*: From I ha NS corner ol Section I I , Townthlp IS South, Range 10 Eaat, Sammola County. Florida, run South along tha Eaat U na o l aald •actio n SB a distance ol 710.00'. thence run W att, paral­ lel with th * North Una ol aald Sactlon SS. a diatanc* ot 14SS.1S' tor a Point ot Sasvmmg. aald Point being on tho South right-of-way lino ol ta th Street, th ane* continue Waal along aald South nghl-olway Ima, 105.00', thane* run South SO', thonc* run Eaat 103-00', thane* run North SO' lo tn * Paint of Bogtnnmg at public aal*. to tha highaat bidder lor caah. al Ih * w att front door at th * Samlnol* County Cburthdua*. Saniord, Florida. 11.-00 a m . on January SOW, ISOS. Nolle#: American* With D iaaoum ** Act at 1S*0, Admintctrativ* Order No. 04-10. Paraona whh a disability who naad a special accommodation to participate In this proceeding should contact Oltablilty Coordinator at SOI North Part Avanua. Suit* N-S01. Sanford. FL SS771 at Hast S day* prior to th * prscaadlng. Talaphon*: 407-S2S-43S0 Eat. 4127; I-S00•53*3771 (TOD utors only). W IT N E M my hand and Seal ot thia Court on Doc amber tbth. 1SS7. (Court Seal) MARVANNE MORSE CLSRK. CIRCUIT COURT Dy Dorothy W. Dalton Ooputy Clark Donald L. Smith, Eaquir* Jacbaaimuit. FL 3 Z » 2 Talaphon*: soa/ssa-ssas Publiah: Oacambar 31, 1SS7 ana January 7. tSST DSL-113 Legal Notices INVITATION TO BID Community Coordinated Car* for Children (4C| it requeuing bide from qualified cleaning co irp a r.a i to provide custodial services for it'* new admmittrsliva facility at 3300 W. colonial Drive, Orlando Th * scop* at th * work Includes maintaining a dean, healthy workplace lor th * amployaei ol 4C and I t * client* and gutkta This will ba accom­ plished by providing evening services of cleaning and floor car* In a 35.000 aq ft. 10 restroom facility A detailed description ol th * tc o p * ol work will be mad* available aa luma declare tnerr intention to bid and prior lo inspecting Ih * tile Site viaits/inspactiona will b* January ta A 15, f t * * , by appointment only. Qualified bidden must b * bonded, have workman1* comp, end liability insurance, and pro­ vide 4C with professional refer­ ence*. Bid! will bs received via U S Mail or hand delivered to 4C currant administrative office* at 1812 E. Colonial Oliva, Orlando, FL 32803 on or before January H a t, 18*8. intentions to bid and appointments lo vtail Ih * ait* can b * mads by calling (407| 228-5000 eat. 5187. Inquiries should b * directed to th * Procurement Coordinator af th* tam # talaphon* number Publish: January 8, 7, 8. 8. I t . 1*98 0CU-4B IN THS C IR C U IT COURT, BIGHTSBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FON SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA CASS NO. S7-3BS-CA-18-A ATLANTIC MORTGAGE A INVESTMENT CORPORATION, a Florida Corporation, Piamtiff, v*. DEAN J HOZIAN. at al.. Defend ant(a). NOTICS OF SALS . Notice it hereby given that, pursuant to a Summary Judgment ol Foractoaura, I will •r ■ 'ha following datenbad oparty located in Sammol* County. Florida: Lot tS7, WOODCREST, UNIT FIVE, according lo th * plal thereof a t racordad In Plat Book 17. paga* 35. 3A and 37ot tn * public racorda ol Sammol* County. Florida. at public aal*. to tha highaat bidder lor cash, at th# w att front door ol th * Samlnol* County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. 11:00 a m. on January 22nd. 1008 Notice Americana With O ita b iin itt Act el 1880. Administrative Order No. 84-20. Paraona with a disability who need a apacial accommodation to perticipata m this proceeding should contact Oleability Coordma.or at 301 North Park Avanua. Suit* N-301, Santord, FL 32771 at Hast 8 days prior to tho proceeding Talaphon*: 407*323*4330 E ll. 4227: 1-800•55-8771 (TOG uaare only). W1TNESI my hand and Baal of thia Court on Dec ember ttth , 1887. (Courl Seal) MARYANN I MORSE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Sy Dorothy W. Bolton Ooputy Clark Donald L. Smith, Saquuo Attorney lor Plaint iff 500 North Ocean Street Jacksonville, FL 32202 TaHphone: *04/134 3845 Publish; Dacambar 31, 1887 and January 7, 1987 OEL-225 IH TMB CIHCUIT COURT OP TNB U T H JUDICIAL CIHCUIT Ml AMD FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CIRCUIT CIVIL DfVtBtOH C A M NO.t ST l l t g A I I A M'OFIRST SANK, an Cklehom* Corporation l/k/8 MIDFIRST DANK, STATE SAVINGS BANK FtaJntrft, v». SRiaiTTA SANTANA. MONTGOMIRT SQUARE HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC., JANE DOE n/k/a ELINOR NICKELS and JOHN DOE. n/k/a WILLIAM NICKELS A* Currant Tenant* In Potaaation Defendant* NOTICS OF S O LI PURSUANT TO CNARTBR AS NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN pursuant to an Order of Final DalauM Judgmani ol Foracloauro dalad Dacambar ttth , 1887 and entered m Caa* No. B 7 -t 3 l CA I4 A In the Circuit Court ot tha 18th Judicial Circuit in and far •emlnoto County, Florida whorom MIDFIRST DANK, an Oklahoma corporation l/k /a MIDFIRST BANK, STATS SAV­ INGS SANK M tha Plaintiff and SRIGITTA SANTANA. MONTOOMEffV SQUARE HOMEOWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. JANS DOE n /k /a ELINOR NICKELS and JOHN DOE. n /k/a WILLIAM NICKELS Aa Currant Tenant* In Poateaaion are the Defendant*, I will sen to tho highoat and b a it bidder for caah « th * west front door of tho coufthouoo In Saniord. Seminole County, Florida at 11 DO a m an the (2nd day ot January, ISSS, Ih * following described property a * aal lorth In ta id Order of Final Default Judgment, to wit: Lot SS. MONTGOMERY SQUARE., according to tho plat iharaof aa recorded In Flat Book (4 , Fags* 8 A S. Public Racorda et SammoH County. Florida. d a t e d m Sanford Florida tlu * U n d day ot Dac ambar. l* * 7 . ACT (AOA) B o n e s ." individuate wit 8 reason to portidpato in thto Court Administrator's Office as aoon a * possible. TaHphone (407) 223-4330; Of. N hedftng iC iE ? * * ’ -tOO-888-8771 (TDD); Or 1-S00-M S -S 770 (V) VH Florida Relay Barvice. MARYANN!MORSE. CLERK w ouw Ssaar Dopsffy d a rk OLEN Z. GOLOBERG. ESQUIRE GOLDMRQ AND VOVA. PJL 1101 Or vckali (308) 374-4100 P«W*Mi: December 31, 1*87 and January 7. iggg DEL-SIS �6A • Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wedneaday. January 7, 199B A A R P w elcom es p h arm acist sp eaker CALENDAR Prom Staff Reports Alzheimer's support Senior Friends Prraciitiy. th e Alzheim er's sup|M>rt group In Sanford h as Imtii dissolved d u r to lark of Mipport. TltoHr needing anslaInner and infonnatlon may rail The Colum bia Medical Centrr-Sanford C hapter of Senior Friends m eets every second Thursday, at 10:30 a.m .. at the Sanford Senior C rn trr. 401 E. Sem inole Blvd. Interesting an d timely program s are featured m onthly plus social exchange. All Seniors a i r welcome. For Inform ation, call Liz Lawlor. di­ rector. 321-4500. Ext. 5784. i woo 3 3 0 1 9 1 0 . Rotary Club Rotary Club of Like Maty m eets T hursday m ornings. 7:30-8:30 a m., at th r Marriott C ourtynnl, off West Lake Maty Boulevard. C ontact Brian Overby, president. at 322-0034. Sertoma • Club The Sertom a Club of South Seminole County, dedicated to the advancem ent of speech and hearing children, m eets every T hursday morning, from 7:30 to 8:30 n.m.. at the Sabal Point Country Club on Wektwa Springs Uoad. Longwood. Po­ tential m em bers are Invited to atte n d . Weight Watchers A local ch ap ter of Weight W atchers m eets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 0 45 p m. Toastmasters Thr Omni T o astm asters C lub •<>801 will m rrt at 5:30 p.m. every T hursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. G uests and prospec­ tive m em bers are welcome. Call Bertram Click. 323-0089, for more Inform ation. U Pot Luck dinner Widowed persona are Invited to attend a pot luck dinner at 5:30 p.m . every third T hursday of th r m onth at the C a sse l­ berry Senior C enter. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. C asselberry. ALANON, ALATEEN ALANON and ALATEEN m eetings arc held every T h u rs­ day. at 8 p.m .. at Sanford C hristian C hurch. 730 Upsalu Uoad. Sanford. For Inform a­ tion. call 323-8524. Blus Grass Pickers Sanford B lur G rass Pickers meet rvrry Thursday, from 6-10 p.m.. at th r O rra te r Sanford C ham ber of Com merce. P ick­ ers and g rtn n rrs are welcome. For Inform ation, rail C harles E. Miller |407) 322-5284. Sanford Historic Trust The Sanford Historic T rust m eets the first T hursday of the m onth, ut 7 p.m., at the First Street Gallery. 207 Magnolia Ave. t tC T IV T C C C B l 1 I I ^1 I ™ New ofTIcers and directors of the American Association of K rtlrrd IVrsons. C hapter 4949, will be Installed Monday. Ja n u a ry 19, at the W inter Springs Senior C enter, 400 N. Edgrm on Ave. In addition to n su rp rise In­ stallation buffet, m em bers will DEAR AIIIIY: Another Veterans Day has come and gone, hut If the re*|x>n*c of America's business com­ m unity was any indication, you never would have known It. I am not talking about not celebrating it as u holiday; I recognize in tlie busi­ ness environm ent we have today that often isn't possible. I'm talking about n com plete lack oT recog­ nition. I work at u major credit card company, and it didn't even acknow ledge V eteran s Dny or Memorial Day. Ahhy, your column is read by everyone, including our business leaders Please remind them that th ese two days are sacred and should be recognized w ithin th r workplace, regardless of whether they give their employees the day off or not All they need to do is put out a short memo reminding every­ one of what these days stand for. I don't feel this is tun much to ask of our business leaders — to simply honor those who have served anil especially tlssie who have fallen MIKE SMITH. WILMINGTON. DEL P S Yes, I am a veteran Active. Reserve and Desert Storm DEAR MIKE: T hough It's well 1 1 1 \ VW ■ ■ V j l f W __W ___ Uny &Christine Bdair, Owners TheTobacco Merchant LoonyowsSropemedBy'UeHiggins . The mono of this friendly tobacco and gift store is *a tradition of exreilencr in smoking.’ Thaii wonderful news foe those look for the best In cigars, pipes, tobacco and accessories. The Tobacco Merchant, located in the Longwood Village at 1877 West State Road 434. phone 767-0050, feat ures one of the area's most complete selections of fresh imported and domestic cigars. If >ou >moke a special brand, they're sure to have it in Mock or will be moM glad to special order it for you. On display, vuu will find an impressive array of magnificent pines from all over the world, inducing l vvI m i The personnel at The Tobacco Merchant will be more than happy to hand-biend tobaccos and repair pipes. If you are a discerning smoker, drop in soon at Ih e Tobacco Merchant. You're sure to find exactly what you're looking for. Southside Autos 26Years In Pine Castle Are you thinking of buying a used car but are worried about ending up with a clunker? So many times buying a used car is buying the problems of ol the last owner. This isn't the case when you buy a used car from Southside Autos, located In Orlando at 6555 South Orange Avenue, phone 851 *4410. They specialize In clean used can. trucks and vans, and they check every car they sell inside de ana out to be sure it is in excellent running condition. They I hey are in business to stay, and many it rui inm m return time after lime because they know they'll receive a top quality,pre-owned car at a reasonable price. You will find a choice selection of reconditioned, used cars, iracu ant and vans in all makes, all in first-class condition. Iheir business was founded on the principle of good service, and they Have excelled at this byprovidingyou with wi the most professional service of this type available. They can also assist you in getting the necessary. financing _ for ymur purchase, Southside Autos has ai fine reputation in this area for honest values ana fair dealing. aling. Remember, you can ahva always stop here and buy with confidence. Providing QuaUtySeivk*RR Over 50Years In recent yean, fuel coms have more than tripled, and as we all know these coMs are continuing to soar at an unbelievable rate. Ournation faces a long-term energy shortage. Vbu really canT do anything about these increasing rates, but you can reduce the amount of fuel you use by insulating or reinsulating your home or office. Ibp quality insulation property installed in all of the right areas will assure you of total energy efficiency. Brant li Son. Inc» located in Orlando at 346 North Goldenrod Road, phone 858-1925, has earned a reputation second to none in this area. Residential and commercial concerns alike look to these professionals for all their insulation need*. Besides offering free, no-obligation estimates, yean of emerience in the field, and the use of the highest quality materials, all of their workmen are fully trained, licensed ana bonded n r every job they undertake. Having insulation installed will not only conserve energy and save on fuel bilk, but will add to your famflyk comfort and a Federal Tax Credit Remember, to be energy wise, reinsulate-and to be quality wise, call the professionals al Brant Iticker &Branham Insurance, Inc. Serving Central Florida Since 1925 L aker A Branham insurance, located in Sanford at 211 Weu 1st Street phone 322-4451. and in Orlando at 400 EaM Central Boulevard, phone 849-6350, b a ftiU-service, locally-owned, independent insurance agency. They take pride in being one of the mou respected independent insurance agencies in the are*. As self-employed members of the community, they recognize that their lhdihooddepends upon the quality of their insur­ ance protection service and theti advice Theyprovide their services to a wide spectrum of individuals, businesses and institulions. The highly trained and experienced sun at Tinker 4 Branham Inwranoe will service all your insurance needs, ottering protection on your home, auto, life, business and more. They will tike the guess work out ofinsurance by developing a program specifically designed for you. and they will respond with prompt, profesuonal service when you need to process ■aaim. They nave a commitment to the residents and businesses of the area to offer (he best Insurance protection avatiabiest the most reasonable rates. Remember, no matter what vour Insurance needs may be. you can count on Ikxkar k Branham Insuraora. They have earned an excelleni reputation lor providing quality insurance protection to a l of their clients. DaveAir Heating &Air Conditioning Co. Same Location Since 1975 Who is the ful-service air conditioning spedaliM in (his area? Who can you rely on far prompt ant) reasonably priced air ring? Dove Air Heathy R Air Gooditioaina located (n Longwood at 443 Wcm Church Avenue, conditioningrenairand servicing?DmAfrHeatingRAkGondkionlni, phone 332-1133, b the company manypeople recommend. For major and minor repair problems, annual servicing and for the complete insulation of new central heat and d r systems. D m A klliH iM kA lr CondMowhtghaa the training and emerience to do the job property They aeive both reddentui and commercial needs, and repair and seroice almost am make of air anditionet They are a licensed contractor, and oiler emergency services. Above all. they are prompt and reliable m handing your problem. ffowwouklbcagood time tohave D m AkHatofogRAkfnndiMnnlniigvia your ak conditioning rytoop. This titould Cirtifkd Slot* Contractor and Uemte Na 43941. a fte r V eteran s Day, y o u r le tte r fa c e rta in ly w o rth apace in my c o lu m n . T h e p e o p le o f t h i s co u n try owe a g reat debt to th e m en a n d w om en w ho h av e s e rv rd u s mi co u rag eo u sly a n d ao well. At th e very least, th e ir s a c r if ic e s h o u ld be a c k n o w l­ e d g e d in ao m e w a y o r o t h e r th a n a 15-hour sale. DEAR AIIIIY: You did it again you passed on an o th er lie: th a t 4 000 women are killed by th eir s | n iu s c x each year. This lie emanat­ ed Train Hep Eva Clayton, D-N.C. The Fill Uniform Crime Statistics, com piled from law enforcem ent reports (mm nraund tin- U S . puts th e n um ber betw een 1.200 and 1,400 One simply cannot rely on infor­ m ation provided by b a tte re d women's shelters or feminists; they have tlie bail habit of making up fig­ ures in order to facilitate the notion th at women nre victims and men are the major abusers. They have done this again and again, and if ou unwillingly aid and abet these j;iars, that makes you a liar, too. accid en ts," " b o atin g i o r " c a u se o f d e a th ... u n d e te r ­ m ined.") T he tru e n u m b e r m ay n ev er be know n. H ow ever, I will eta n d c o rre c te d If I h e a r from o th e r reliab le i In M ontana, only VII women have been killed in th e p ast 10 years by their spouses; however, if the supposed rate of 4.000 per year applied, the figure should be about 280. I ask you to make a written apol­ ogy to your readers for willfully passing out erroneous information and denigrating men JASON LARIX, MISSOULA, MONT. DEAR JASONi T h e fig u res I p rin ted cam e from th e N ational C en ter for Violence P r evention, Ht. Louis, Mo. T hey claim th a t th e 4,000 figure Is conservative. (Not all m u rd ers e re necessarily re co rd e d os hom icides — som e m ight be classified as " h u n tin g I h av e n e v e r k n ow ingly lied to my re ad ers. If I hove m ode a m istake, I co rrec t It a t th e first o p p o r t u n i t y . T a k in g a s t a n d a g a in s t b a tta r in g (w h ich la a n laaue th a t c r o n u ge n de r linee) la not ab o u t w om en oo n ep irin g ag ain st an d /o r d e n ig ra tin g m en. T he m ajority of earn ed ab o u t baittering and vio*j obviously (Oil lence aa I am . You to a a a th e i m p ortance o r ta n c e o f ad* d ressin g • o c le ta l e p id e m ic . Aa t h e o ld eong goes, "H ow m a n y d e a th s will It ta k e t i l th e y I to o m a n y p o o p la n a v e dledT " T h in k ab o u t It. ■nrtkisg yaw sm 4 la kiew Have a Lately WeMlag." Ies4 a heals wMiwA wtf ■44ri — a u w lsyi. pha Canada! lot Dear AfcOy. Wadding l i iU d . r.O. Hoi 447, Meant Morris. ML f 1M4is inrl 0447.1 W l T l 71T71 TIT- Apple Printing Greg Ray,Owner • Formerly Printing Ptlace Many custom liomrs and aimmcrrial buildings within a wide radius of this area have had their plastn WaD Systems, Inc. kicaicd in lungwuod al 17812th Avenue, nhonc 834-5564. They base gained , a re rcputaikxi second to none and oiler their clients the very best in plastering and drywalL textured ceilings are also one tif of thru specialties. spt Ihe owner has a background of sears of experience and is a craftsman of unusual skill and ability. only tin- finest iiutetials are used on all jobs, and the work will be completed according to schedule. Whether you arc trmod ding or building a new structure, die professionals at Belair Wal Systems, Inc. are mote than capable of answering all of you uuesikins, and will gladly give vuu an estimate. You will find them fuM as courteous on a small joo as on a Urge one. They offer tlie same uuakty wuckmanshic and will stand behind theft jobs to 'PdSPt , Inc You1 H xaly q ig r taitatlngufutYwaBwuthrgmcrohmth f naatiUI Brant &Son, Inc. The formal Installation will be addressed by Albert T. Hood, asso ciate stale co o rd i­ n ato r for Com m unity O p era­ tions. Following the buffet luncheon and a brief opening cerem ony. Hood will present the 1998 slate. macy. AARP spokesw om an J u n e Sunderland said B rltcher Is well qualified to ad d ress the group. "Seniors will find th is an enlightening program ." S underland said. Visitors are welcome. No fee Is charged. For fu rth er Infor­ m ation call 095-0285 or 0 95­ 4864. flic program will continue with a tnlk Ijy'D an B rltcher of the Colum bia Medical C enter of Sanford. B rltcher Is a h o s p i­ tal pharm acist of 17 years, and h a s been at the Sanford Medi­ cal C enter for the p ast five years. A graduate of Virginia Medical College with a b a c h e ­ lor of science degree In P h a r­ Veterans Day: More than a day off Render Ads In This Section Prepared By Gmtract Advertising. Inc C I998 AH Rights R esm ril BelairWall Systems, Inc. learn about prescription drugs an d m edications. For quick printing |irinting fmm from your camera-ready tops; copy. stop Mop In l»y Apple Printing, located in Sanford < at 2505 Park Drive, phone lur 328-4300). They Ihcv provide low ant. high duality uak businesses and ora quality priming printing services for mdivid indniduals. organizations throughout the * area. No minimum quantity restrictions apply, and large and small orders arc given the tame careful attention. While-you-iwait service is ahnasailahlr. « Apple Printing prims brochure*. business forms. letterheads and envelopes, posters and flyerv business cards, tickets, church programs and mam other items. At jour request, they will keep your business forms onl file I for quick re-ordering, and for your convenience pick up and delivery services are available. Apple PrintingIwill quote prices price by #<phone on #your _job order. however large or small. Photocopy services an* another feature of Apple Printing, including enlargements and reductions, and two-sided copies. Iheir quk k turrumund time enables you to bring your materials in and leave with your copies in hand The fast, efficient yet friendly pen* mnri here make it a point to see that you are pleased with their services and your finished product*. lor quality printing and duplicatkin. fast service and reasonable rates, the place to go is Apple Printing McRobertSAuto Center Family-Owned Since 19S8 r rare and maintenance. Al some time or other, we must all drive our car in to be ght to the experienced profcsslonkb at McRoberta Jkuttqnacr, located M Sanford r reputation is bwi ked by yean of excellent service and many satisfied customtkx. r features complete n^uinng on all makes of cars and tracks.They have become known as a comrfifte. full -service auto repair a-nier. The technkians heir have had years of experience in the automotive repair field and use only the latrM facility approved techniques. 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They are located in LonfMood «1250 South Highway 17*92 phone (4M7)''338-1381 Husband and wile team lorry and Gowda have been woridng together for 18 yean. Thdr breadth of amarieace rod investment oppoctunitiei savings, pension and insurance plans-and can conclude which would w v e yot* needs rod the needs of your family best . ' p»t|«iiiiBfjiphnnfttg wirier*Mf {Hanning are T implementing your plan together for yourself CtO 1338-JJN/br jo u r/ln r/b r ttit and commitment �WEDNESDAY Sanford H erald Januai y Offensive defense U ttA u n a J ie x a e A Lyman can’t handle Lake M ary’s pressure as girls improve to 19-0 J i e l l i e W c x tie x Tardiness turns bowler into heroine ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ There are m any bowlera on bowling team n throughout Sem inole County. Through a very sim ple yet apectal act. one Luke Brantley bowler aet heraelf ap art from the rest. Natalie Jo h n so n , a freshm an at the A ltam onte Springs school, simply went to bowling practice one day and becam e a local hero. *1 only did what I thought was right and was trained to do In a first aid class,' Jo h n so n said. *1 stood there for a m om ent and then Just ran over. I didn’t even think about It. I ju s t did It.* Jo h n so n Is referring to an Incident that o c­ curred while she w as at bowling practice. Site was a little late for p ia c tk e . so Jo h n so n and about five of h er team m ates stayed after to grt In the gam es they had m issed. There w as a birthday party at the other end of the bow ling alley for a five year old little boy. Suddenly. Jo h n so n re allied that the m other of the boy was scream ing for help. After a m om enta pause, Jo h n so n rustled over to the party and found the little boy choking. W ithout a second thought, she grabbed the boy. performed the Heimlich Maneuver. “It took about five o r six tries and finally I was able to dislodge a butterscotch candy that the boy was choking on.' Jo h n so n explained. ‘Once he was all right, his m other grabbed me an d told me how thankful she w as. I only did what I had been tau g h t to do. I never really thought I would ever have to u se it. though * Luckily for the little boy. Jo h n so n took up bowling when sh e was In the fifth grade. That y e ff sh e m aintained a 91 average, which U ysty good for a first year bowler. « She w as always Interested In bowling b ecau se h er father bowled. Jo h n so n also always wanted to be on the high school team . *lt h a s been so m uch fun being on the team ,’ Jo h n so n said. *1 have m ade so m any new friends and plan on staying on the team as long a s they’ll have me.* Jo h n so n hopes th at what she did will teach people not to be afraid to help If they know how. Gunt for stealing th e ball from her team m ate S tephanie Dale. At the end of the period, Lake Mary was on lop. 12-4. and It appeared that the num ber one tram In the stnle was going lo post yet an o th er blow out. Within three m inutes of the second quarter, the Lady Rams had added 11 unanHwerrd poin ts. Lyman, however, would not go away without a fight. The Lady G reyhounds put together a wellplanned com eback. Including three straight three-pointers, two by M rghanne Hickey and one by Xiomora Cruz. Cruz hit one more before the half and suddenly the Rams were only leading 34-24 as they entered the locker room. *1 m ade some su b stitu tio n m istakes In Hie second quarter,* Lake Mary coach Carl Brown explained. *1 lake full responsibility. I didn’t correct the changes quickly enough and a very good Lyman team capitalized on the o p p o rtu ­ nity.* By K ELU S WERNER Herald Staff Writer Decay rsoro pen) Drone out 01 a snoosng stump lo help lead a third quarter turps as Lake Mary hunbted Lyman, 09-37, in SAC and OA-3 action Tuesday night. LAKE MARY _ Despite a strong effort, the Ly­ m an girls’ basketball tram team ed a tough les­ son last night. It'a h ard to artn If you don't have the ball. In Ita 09-37 Seminole Athletic Conference and Claaa 6A-District 3 defeat last night at the h an d s of the Lake Mary Rama, Lyman had the ball taken away from them const stently In the first quarter. ‘Lake Mary cam e out with a little more In ten ­ sity th a n we did.* Lyman coach Bruce Bona v en ­ ture aald. "It took a lot of energy for us to get back In the gam e and by the third q u arter we didn't have m uch left. It'a h ard to keep up that pace for a long period of time.* Lake Mary shot out to a quick 10-0 lead In the first quarter. Lauren Bradley took th e opcharge and th en all b u t punishing Lyman’* Kim Oviedo avoids trouble » 7 JE T T BERUNICKE Herald Staff W riter WINTER PARK _ A m ark of a good team la one th at knows It can win. That alm ost got the Oviedo girls basketball team In trouble la st night bu t the Lady Lions pulled out a 57-38 win over Lake Hosrrll In a Sem inole Athletic C onference m a tch u p la st night. Oviedo lipped Its record t t ' 18-4 with the wtn b u t they cam e out flat and sputtered offensively. It was nearly five m in u tes Into the gam e before anyone scored a n d Oviedo offensive leader Mary Lou J o h n sto n didn't score until early in th e sec­ ond quarter. T h e s e Idda know what they’re capable of.* aald Oviedo coach She w an ts everyone to know th at no m atter Tom Biert. ‘Som etim es it's okay to w hat, they should a t least offer to do w hatever be average b u t som etim es they ex­ they can. pect to win. They have to realise they are here to play 32 minutes.* *1 w as really suprtaed th a t I was the only one More an d m ore th is seaso n , who reacted.* Jo h n so n recalled. 'Everyone else Oviedo h a s been playing a team hist stood there. The boy's m other attem pted to game. Aa the season got underw ay, help h er son. b u t sh e w as afraid sh e would hurt Jo h n sto n w as lighting up the him.* scoreboard, twice over 40 polnits. bu t the Lady Lions suffered sot . som e In fact, knowing the Im portance of learning early losses. Bled said the entire first aid h a s become evident to Jo h n so n twice in tram h a s been m aking tt work th e p ast few weeks. lately and the Improved team work J u s t before the Incident a t the bowling alley, a Is the key to Ovtedo's success. friend of Jo h n so n 's m other died because he Don't call the rest of the i n m m choked to death while h e w as alone. * supporting cast. It takes m ore Jo h n so n said th a t while taking the *Safe S it­ th a n Jo h n sto n to ftrel the Lady Li­ te r' class two years ago, sh e w as also taught ons. how to do th e Heimlich M aneuver w hen alone by *We can do even better.’ aald Ka­ using a chair. tie McCown who went down In the *1 realty realise now how Im portant tt Is for second half with a n figured ankle everyone to lean t basic first aid.* Jo h n so n said. b u t returned later. *Mary Lou d e­ "You never know w hen you will need It.* serves all the atten tio n ahe gets There la a t least one family th a t la very glad but ahe also gets th e ball to the « h y Jo h n so n took th e class. rest of us. Were a team.* And very glad th a t sh e Is on the Lake B rantley Kelly Brock agreed. bowling |>* m ’Lake Howell w as all over h er to ­ night so we knew w hat we h ad to do.* aald Brock who h ad 23 p o in ts two nights ago. I t Inspires us when they come ou t to sto p h e r because we know how m uch confi­ dence ahe h a s In th e rest of us.* T hat's how Oviedo cam e out la s t night. White J o h n sto n w as sh u t down early, Brock (10 points) picked up som e of the alack aa Oviedo recovered from a 10-4 defi­ cit to ru n off a 10-0 ru n In the sec­ ond q u arte r. S h ak irs H unt h ad four during the run a n d Jo h n sto n found Form* Lake Mary aoooar Mars Crag Vstho and Jody 0aBnin had foatr uniforms ratted In a oaramony Tuaaday Night. On hand trars (from tell) Assistant Athisttc Dtrsctor Brands Watch. Dsflnin. coach Larry McCortds, Principal Raymond Gainst. Vstho and Athtetic Dtrsctor Doug Paters. Tha duo wfl bscom sth* first mamtoars of VwftewLaka Mary Wal of Fwns. Velho, DeBruin honored By R S U .T Herald Staff W riter LAKE MARY _ Som ething very special an d rare happened last night a t Lake Mary High School's Dan T. Reynolds Stadium . During half-tim e a t the so ccer game, two form er players h ad th eir n u m b ers retired. Lake Mary g raduates Greg Velho and Jody DeBruin were honored by having their lu m b e rs retired by the school and will be th e first Inductees to the new t-«w» Mary Wall of Fam e. ‘Greg an d Jody are two guys who truly show what being th e elite of soccer is all a b o u t’ aald Lake Mary soccer coach L an y McCorkte. ‘And not ju st on the field, b u t In every facet of their lives. They stood so high while they were here th at they m ade everyone else around them better. T his la very exciting for them an d the school. I am very proud of them.* Both players have gone on to become leaders on their college team s aa well. Velho to a Junior a t the University of Notre Dame an d h a s one season left to Improve h is already Im­ pressive num bers. *Tm glad th at I still have my senior y ear ahead of me.* Velho aald. T have h ad a taste of th e real world an d Tm not ready for tt y e t I'm looking forward to playing an o th er year.* DeBruin la one year ahead of Velho and a senior a t Clemaon University. Although h e h a sn 't com m itted to anything yet. h is chan ces of playing a n a professional team next year are very good. *1 definitely w ant to keep playing aoccer.’ DeBruin aald. T m not ready to h an d up my boots yet. T here are drafts coming up and there are a lot of p rofes­ sional team s. I would really like to play on one of them next year. W ell see how It goes.* Both players were honored by the retiring of th eir num bers an d felt th at th is was som ething they would always cherish. T h is la truly a great honor.* Velho said. ‘Jody a n d I have been great friends since high school an d receiv­ ing th is with him m akes It even more special. T his Is really great now an d knowing th at I can come b ack here In ten years an d know th a t th is will always be here for me to rem em ber la truly wonderful.* T in still am azed th at th is la happening.* DeBruin added. T h is la th e first time th a t any player tn any •p o rt h a s had th eir nu m b er retiredI a t ----Lake. Mary High School. 1 really w ant to th an k th e pro g ram * Both players gave everything they h ad to Mary a o c c e r and _______ ______ t got _a ,little back from th e last night they school they will always rem em ber. to victory and 10-of-15 from th e free throw line a s th e Rama won for th e fifth straight tim e and improved to 11-3 _on th e aeaaon. Also playing well for Lake Mary Kotova leads Raider women in conference tuneup ra n te d team In th e state, a n d defending state cha mpion . C entral Florida Com munity College tonight a t 6 p.m . a t BCC. Admission la free. Kotova, from E stonia, only scored six p o in ts in th e first h alf aa BCC led by ju at two p o in ts. 32-30. over th e 11-1 Michigan team . rtw u ro w iiu w ii I der ita b elt before h a v ta * to fees th e No. 1 NfckiCadoti IO O * .T W a is : M 7 .» * # y . . A F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S I N Y O U R A R E / ^ . R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H F R A L D DA". / �2B • Sanford HarakJ. Sanford. Honda • Wednesday. January 7, 1996 Legal Noticee Legal Notices Sanford Little League SANFORD _ Sanford Little League will be holding registration for the upcom ing S pring Baseball an d Softball season vhe next three w eekends at the Sanford WalMart Tlm rs will from 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. on bo th S aturday and Sunday. First tim e players will need to bring birth certificate an d proof of residency-. PONY Baseball registration FIVE POINTS _ With die Spring B aseball season ready to get started. Seminole PONY Baseball will hold Spring Registration over the next three S aturday's at the Sem inole PONY B aseball Complex on County Road 419. one mile east of highway 17-92 near W inter Springs All boys and girls ages live to 16 are en ­ couraged to sign up In the u p stairs ofllce of the Seminole PONY C lubhouse from 10 a.m . to 2 p m. each Saturday. If you are new to TOM’ 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 m ore Inform ation. Volleyball meeting SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partm ent will hold nn organizational m eeting for Polar Bear R ecreational an d Power Vol­ leyball Leagues next W ednesday. Jan u n ty 7th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Cen ter. lowrr level of Sanford City Hall. The R rcreatlunal (No Spike) League plays on Monday nights and the Power League plays on W ednesday nights. Call 330-5697 for more Inform ation. P r e p s --------C o n tin u e d from Page IB were Jerom e Bingham (12 points) and Randy Abrams and Ben K crscnbrcck (nine points each). The Rams will stay on the road, playing at Lyman In an SAC and 6A-Dlstrlct 3 m atchup at 7:30 p.m. tonight and going to Sanford to battle Sem inole at 7:30 p.m. Friday. T R IB E G IR L S W IN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ It Is a new year and the Sem inole High School girls' b ask e tb a ll team Is still playing strong. In Sem inole Athletic C onfer­ ence action Tuesday night, the Fighting Sem lnolcs held off Lions C on tin u ed from Page IB her touch. Johnston, the leading sco rer In C entral Florida, led all scorers with 23 points. In­ cluding 19 in th e second half. Oviedo slowed the ball down offensively several tim es an d led only 18-14 at the half b u t went on an o th er ru n to lead 41-27 after the third. Lake Howell m ounted several com e­ backs bu t Btert continued to hom estanding Lake B rantley. RAMS 82. THUNDER 56 44-34. Lake Mary (82) A bram * 4 0 0 9. lU nzham S 0 0 12. lin k It w-as the first gam e after a long vacation for the Tribe and 14 10-15 41. K cm cnb nirk 3 3-4 B. ShaplroO 0 2 0 Ju u b rrt 0 0 -0 0 Hoffman 2 1-2 5. head coach Sylveslet Wyiui Spbey I I I 3. Ik f 0 0 0 0 Nathan I 0 -2 2. gave all of h is players som e Total* 3 0 IG 2 8 82 Lake Region (06) court time. I V i k in * 13 2 2 3 1 . LapNola 0 2 2 2. At halftim e. Sem inole was up tn b ltn f I 0 0 2. Steer 2 2 4 7. Hoe I 2-4 4. 26-15 an d the P atriots could SllilU lp * 4 0 0 10 Total* 21 8 13 56 never regain control. Three-point field goal* _ Lake Mary 6 (lin k 3. Illn gh am 2. A bram * I) . Iak > Hepon 0 Shetnelka S tokes led die Fighting Sem lnoles with 21 II V i k in * 3. P hillip* 2. Sleet | | Hrcord* _ points an d 14 rebounds, while Lake M ary 11-3. Felicia H enderson added nine points, eight rebounds and four ste a ls. C o n tin u e d fro m Page IB Sem inole Is now 12-5 on the season an d will travel to C lass But the big center got things QA No. 1 state ranked Lake going In the second half, sc o r­ Mary for an SAC contest at ing 17 of h er game high 23 7:30 p.m . on Thursday. points (on Just 7-for-21 sh o o t­ ing and m aking B-of-13 from the free throw line) and also finishing with 17 rebounds, — three steals a n d four blocked ahota. She was helped out by change th e tem po to confuse sophom ore Oemma Riley with the Lady Hawka. 19 points, seven reb o u n d s, five The strategy worked as steals an d th ree a ssists an d Oviedo com bined the halting freshm an . guard D arla pace w ith a savage fast break Kudruyvtaeva with 15 p o in ts, to pull away. four rebounds, three steals a n d Kurry Kane h ad 12 points, four assists. all on th ree-p o in ters to lead The Raiders o u r now 13-3. Lake Howell (9-8) but guard while Glen O aks, which w as led Nikki Reed, a recent slgnee by Ja m ie Holderm an with 17 with the Air Force Academy, points and*- C arrie Marriage h ad a n off night from the field. with 10 points, fell to 11-2. Raiders----- Rams IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR S IM IN O L I COURTY. FLORIDA CASS NO. SF-1FSS CA-14K NOnWCST MORTOAOE. INC., ■ California corporation, Ptalnt.fi, v* RODERICK WILLIAMS (SSiJSS-EI -7S7S1; . . UNKNOWN TENANT I; SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Political Subdfvttion of th * S lat* ol Florid*; STATE OF FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; and any unknown hair*, d e v t****, g ran t***, creditor*, and other unknown paiaong or unknown tpouaaa cl arming by. through and under any of th * above-named Defendant*, Defendant*. NOTICI OF F0MCL0SUA8 SAUI NOTICE N haroby phran that m * undararpnad Clark of the Circuit Court of Sem inal* County. Florida. w « an lha SOW day of JANUARY, IM S . al 11:00 a clock A.M. al the Waal From door ol lha Samlnol* County Courthouaa In la n ia rd , Flartda, offer far oala and **N al public outcry ta tha Mphaai and b a d tHddar fur vaah. lit* feOewtag. described property aituaia M Ism m ol* County, Florida: W att IS feat a f Let F. a i of Lat a. and th * Eaat M feat at Lai S, •lo c k t . HIQMLANO PARK, according to th * Plat tharaol a * racordad in Plat Soak 4. Pap* 21. Future Record* of Samlnofa County. Florida. pursuant to th * Fatal Judpmant antarad In a caaa g»n 0 w p in aaid Court, th * * ty l* af which I* indicated above. WITNESS my hand and official *#ai ot card Court thra 1 Sth day of Docambor, IM F . i* you ara a paraon nKh a dtaability who nood* any accom­ modation in order to participate m tnr* procaadmp. you ar* antitrad, at no c o tt to you. to th * pro, i* ion of can am aacratanc* Pfaaaa contact Court edminr*. trotor. M t N. Park Avanua, Suita N 3 0 t. Sanford. Flarfd* SSFFI. |40F| 3 M -4 S M . » 4 *IT . wRM r • wortmp day* a f your rocaipt a t tnr* (nonce at Fe rp e M lv ra E»fa(: R yeu a r* hgarbtp Impaired, call 1 -S M N S 4 F F I ; N you a r* voTca baptbad. can t » o o m * 7 r o . (COURT SEAU MARTANNE MORSE C U R S OF THE CWCUfT COURT E. J as * wia Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M. Hoach. Jr.. VEHICLE SALVAOI AUCTION fsb s, ttaa IStSO toil N. Orlando Av*. Manland. FL3I7I1 IS Font Orand-Am I02NES4USKC7S3I82 Publish: January F. IEM OEM-IF Legal Notice Legal Notice m TMS COUNTY COUNT 08 TMS B3GNTBBNTN JUDICIAL CMtCUIT IN . FLOSIDA 0. ST-ISS1-00-SS-S •ASAL POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION, INC.. • Florida not-lor-proM corporation. Plaintiff, V*. DAVIDOUERRIinO and ROSIN OUERRIERO, htt «Ma. NOTICI OP BALI NOTICE IS HSRISV OIVEN tnat pursuant to Ota Pinal Judpment In Foreclosure antarad on ttta Srd day o» July, INT, in ChHI Action No. ST1431-CC-tO-P ot tha County Court ot tha Etphtaonth Judicial CIretut. Samlnol* County. Florida, m which DAVID OUER­ RIERO and ROSIN OUERRIERO, POINT COMMUNITY SERVICES ASSOCIATION. INC., la tha Ptamtifl. I W i l l *oa to th* niphact and Daat btddar tor cash at tha County Courthauaa. Santard. Florida M 11:00 AJd. on FISRUARV Srd. IMS. tha loMoartns dasertpad raal proparty oot tonn in th* Final Judgment: Lot M. label Via* at SaDM Point, according to th* plot tharaol. aa racordad In Plat Saak SI, Papa St ol tha Public Florid*. OATEO ttwa Slat day at D«c»aibar. 1HT. Maryanna Moraa. Ctark By: JanaE. Ooputy Clark Plaintift* Altomay: EMIL A. OASPERONI, JR.. ISO. Ml Wakhra Sprtnp* Road Longwood. Florida HTTP (407) 711-7Ml Nones n**d a apodal la panicIpM* in Wto proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator at Ml N. Park Avenue. tuna North S41, Sanford. Florida 31771 at laast Rva (S) day* prior la lha pro­ ceeding. Talaphona: (407) 1*34310, aatanalon 4II7| 1-400M0-S7T1 (TOO), or 1 000 Oil•770 (V). via Florida RaMy DIM-70 7.14.11 Ficrmoua Notie* Mhoraby pison that I Meinloan Paint. laniard. PL SETTS, SaoMnoli County, Florida, under the Fictitious Nan** *« SANTORA'S OASINSTS, and that i inland to ragCorporation*. of wRh tha provision* of th* FlctRlau* Nam* Statute*. TaWrt: Soctlan MS.OS. Florida Statute* 1MiPrana Jaaiph Samara muary 7, ISM •74 A SEE-WORTHY WAY TO GO! th a t m any to h e r total tn the fourth period, fin­ ishing th e gam e with IS a s th e Lady Rama -----th a 19th straig h t ’------— ------While the.’Ram s continue to pound aw ay a t district an d conference opponents, it m ight be eaay for th e them to let tn elr num ber one ra n k ­ ing Inflate th eir egos. T h e team h ad not let the rankings b o th er them a t all,* Brown said. T h e y learned from last y ear th a t the rankings are really Just a way for the w riters to say som ething nice ab out us. We certainly appreciate the recognition, b u t w hat really m atters Is w ho's num ber one a t th e end of February.* Next up for th e Lady Ram s la a hom e gam e against Seminole o n T hursday at 7:30 p.m . Ly­ m an will travel to Oviedo for an Im portant d is ­ trict gam e on T hursday also a t 7:30 p.m . f= r L tg e l N o tic e e M TMS OOUNTY COURT OP TMS 1STM JUOtOIAL CAM NO.l ST-0TS4-C0-M-0 TWIN RIVCM HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida not-for-profit corporation. CAM NOl ST 47*-«A-14-a BANKATLANTIC. A FEDERAL SAVMM SANK PLAINTIFF VS. RICHARD H. POTTER; UNKNOWN IPOUM OP RICHARD H. POTTER; JOHN OOE AMOJANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TtNANTS M POSSESSION DCFENOANTfS) DAVIDR. SARSER; 04 *1., NOTteS OF SALS NOTICI IS HSMCST OIVEN ly In SondnoM County. Florida: LOT IT. TWIN MVEBB. UCTION VII. ACCOMOINO TO TNI PLAT THEREOF AS ABCORMO SI PLAT SOON 41. MOSS 1 THROUOM 4. INCLUSIVE. OF TNI PUBLIC RICOROS OF MMbfOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. TOOETHER wlW ON W* right*, appurtai, royawiaa. minoral. a* and paa rtpMa and prof’and Irn'tZtmZm or thereafter p party at tN* for eaan an Nto 1SW day af January, ISSS. at 11M s o , at th* Sfaat Pram daar af th* SSI Narth Park Avanua, Sanford, Florida 1*771. purla m* Amandad Final at Farad #aura n MU* action on 1SNL IEOT. OF TNI COURT IJ. Klrartn. Eaqulr* FNbura S .e x 331 N. E. I ■ yau ara a paraan arRR a amha naadt any accami In ardor la partldpala C te e e lf le d A d t 3 2 1 -2 6 1 1 i Le ge ! N o tic e * Mad. at na ceal w yau, la Wa prevtoton af certain aaatotance. Pteeee cantact Mary Moraa, Clark af Wa Saauneto County Caurt. at MINarW Park Avanua. Sanlird. Fiettda SSTT1, al 407-MS-4SM. aaianafaw 4117. adWW M amrklns Nyi af yaw reeefpi al Wla Notice; If yau ara Raarinp ar veto# bapabed. cad 1 »M Ml STTi. PuSfNR: OlMWSar «1. IMF and January T, IMF OCL-EZt NOTICI IS HERESY OIVEN la a af fi ITSl. IMF. St CHS Caaa Na. »T 4T0-CA-14B at th* Circe* Court af Ra 1ETH Judicial ClrauK In aad tar SEMINOLE County. SANPONO. Ptortd*. • mat **■w to* ANN** and kaai Mddar Mr caaR al Wa WIST FRONT DOOR e4 Wa SEMWfOll r a n k Cawwauaa tocaaae MMi N RUW m SAMFORO, PURER, at 111 ART, ISSS Wa Orlando - Winter Park 407/831-9993 Seminole 407/322-2611 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 14 tmtttotoi Uniat............Ml • Mm 7 toottcaltvf Ham............Ml I Mai I [inniTirn tbaai.........tl M a Mo ItIM ......................... H .O e ME RNWEft M> l*MI. MWl MIMMS IMA.M.-S.DOP.M. IN TMS COUNTY COUNT N4 ARB FOR SSMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CAM NO. SF-SOSCC LA VITA CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC., a Florida nof-for-profN corporation, Plaintiff, MONDAY tin FRIDAY ’ CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY - lU a o il NOW ACCEPTING v*. LINDA K. M E . NOTICS OF POABOLOBUM BALI NOTICI IS MEREST GIVEN, pursuant ta a Final Eummary I n^mm As iaNS V and ri am J kUu U I I" O r S nv N r M—— n * *Bmbm 4 M T Vri9 Oacambar ttth. IMF and antarad in Cat* No.: SF-EOECC of lha County Court af SammoU County. Florida, where* La Vita N th* PlaMMf and Unda X. Baa la th* Defendant, I wta »*a to cash m the steal Pram Door of th# SamIn*to County Courtheut* In Sanford. Ftortds al ItdO am an Wa thirteenth day af January, 10M, th* t*laat forth m aaid Final Summary JuPpmiwf. I* wK: UnR 101 In Suldtog I In La vna Fhaa* rv. a e Condominium tharaol *• racordad In Official Record* Saab IF SO, Peso M 4 m w e Public Record* of Som lnti# County. Florida and further thereto. With the loMowtnp afreet addraoa: l i t Vis Fontane (Ms*. atOt. ARamonto Sprtnp*. FL 32714 OATEO IM* Itth day of December. IMF. Maryann# Mara* a* Clark of oatd Court By Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clark Helena Outtenet Malehow. I Mooch. PA. SIMS. Conway Ad. St* I Ortend*. Florida SMI1 (407) 3*1-1200 Publish: Oacambar SI. IMF and January F, IMS DELHI PAUL L. WEAN. PA. Attorney* for Promtiff 130* la * 4 Rabmaon Straat C FL SMOt MOT) 004-0040 N yau are a paraan with a dr* ability who need* any accam madaaran In oraar la partldpala M Wta provision I rlMM contact Caurt Admuobi ran a* Ml N. Far* Hard. Flartda SSFFI, 10*0phene (4*T) 333-4330. If you ar* haarmp ar rare* impaired, can t-#Od-P#S-*77t Publish: Oacambar SI. IMF and January F, ISM ML-tSS iB Those m istakes were not m ade In the second half. Aa If angered toy th e play of th e Oreytooymda, Lake Mary cam e onto the court and outacorcd the visitors. 19-4. Mary Leah S utton, who h ad 17 points In the gam e, an d Becky Pedro, who had been struggling with h e r shooting u p until the C hristm as break, led the scoring blitz and helped their team finish th e q u arter u p 53-28. *1 had a lot of trouble before the break an d I started to lose my confidence.* Pedro said. *1 didn't feel com fortable on my knee (after su r­ gery) a n d really h ad to go back to basics to get my shot back. I'm really glad th a t I'm out of the slum p, especially in tim e for a really big confer­ ence game.* Lake Mary continued to dom inate the ex­ h au sted G reyhounds In the final quarter, h o ld ­ ing them to only nine points. Bradley added CLASSIFIED ADS TNI IT. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT Dhrcc Aparwvcd Naafca a* Apancy AcNan MMWOLS SOCCER CLUB. P O SOI SIMM. LONOWOOD, FL Spain Mian t M-I1T-M1SAF. The OMrtdl praailld la l i t 00 mason oaRan* per oay of water tar art*ation af 31 l af athletic Raid tuff. The appi'canta prcviauc germ* pramONwo aac of 0.100 MOO of water far inlpawan of athletic Raid b*f. Th* wRharawaic used by thtg arapaaad prefect wta aanawf af tc tfaka id water Nam Sammila County, wtw ground water Nam We Flertdan aautfer a* a backup ****** vta twa rw tkg waaa la aerv* Sammate County lacataa at lection S4. Townantp 10 SauW, Range M Earn. The fwefal camammp aacR al Wa i am. la 144 pm. at wa St. Btatrtat Mudgmrtirg af *be OtabNta panmwmp daemon* I lira**** haarmp In aaiarOn a with eeatton 1M.4F. must comply wRh W* rapuNamant* af FiertOa r Cad* Rutaa 4eCl.I1l and a*C-l J l l and ba Mad tli* Dntrrcl Clerk, located al District Naadauartara. Highway IM Waal, Paiatka, Florida 331F7. me far adaiiniatraMva haartnp an tha a ba Mad wfWnt founoan (14) day* of i FaRara ka IN* a i i s mtoer af any right au«R paraan map have ta lapaaai an I under taction ttO.SF, F.S.. TNI ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT OfITRICT pKM n*Ma* Of Ra bw*MM laau* a permit an January IMh. 1FM: ORy af Ortand*. I 1M MeLead Rd. Orlanda. FL, UB1I. bppbianm F M1M. Th* DWIrtat prcplkoa M OKacaM OMtll MOO of water far Palabto wafer lyatam* and IB1MI MOO af water far Indtviduai paraanal hwuaahwid purp im The wfWM ta b need by fRia praaaaad prafaci wta canafat af ^fraund •tolar tram Flertdan Aguffer via 3 Aatfv* Waaa m EaaMnat* County laaaMd In EaaNan M. TawnaMp HE. Rang* III known ■ 994 WM|9 wrvr. Tha fbafN aardabdap each of W* bawd aapiUMHnla) to avaaam. M MiaMe< by any of w* Otofrtoth i M y p m m m i far m wfWaaaftoa 1M.ET.FX I mawMofFMrt* MM and bo N at EL John* Rl 1M Stoat AO. Saa 14EB, Patotoa, Flartda. EtiTB-iiEB. I aan*!!*} dtora*aTmtobi mtoii1m wla" iHHail vHNtol tMs Mat paHatf dMH ggng af any rtpMa such a paraan maa have w i 1M.I7, FX. BcfndtAng may mcluda Lika Mary LR* M St* CON I f an I Cancai when yau get rowR* FayordytordayayetFadnidaSiaMaamaJ. Ua* kd dMcnpt-on lor I m w i i lasrR* Ccpy mud kW»w r * lypographuu term -Commartwf k*»>u*ncyrawaaraai««Nm OCAOLDfCS Tustday tvu Fnkir 13 Noon Th* Day Bator* PueacnUn Btmday 13 Noon Fndny AOJUSTWHTBANDCRIOITB: Wbm aaard of an arrar In an ad, BwBafdard Harold wfEba raapon Wtofar me Kiel me*fdananfy and enfy m 0w srtarn of Ifwcart af Wat moarten. FlarM < your ad far accuracy Waflraf day Niuna. HEALTHCARURSfUaCmv IN of Sardord NMoakzmg m F rt8 M atching- Always BiOMaaonvda Ava 332MM TontoRT* W# Ntofrf Evaryena pat* T 14— F o r S ale Don! MCUfVTT BARB* OOORB EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE UC, 34 yta tip Choot* bom over M.000 Butane ivm n Ft** on Quawy puaramaad EO4M^-0013 or 407-324 316L 1-888 -4 1 0^ 9 0 0 34 hour* U s Longwood Wabins walconw F day* Prval* mw Famato Slab 21—P e rs o n a ls LISCOUM77M EM-1 ADOPTION Uwrg aapanae* ru/mtnc * rrwrtca! GIFT OF LIFE WRr* •WW 28—to M A Found LOST OREY COCKTLAX. m Eta Hcktan U 303-7010 ALONET FLa RIBPCCTED Dating Buraau tor SENIORS. Euab 1E77 1-MBMB-4477 27—Nura#ry A Child ALL HOURS 10 yt* asp at chad Legal Notice! nd Fiat ptoy room 384DE13 BABY BfTTBtO M MV HOME Ages 2yr* » Dayt/Aftor school ■SU BL MARTA'S OATCARE BaDVs tool PidBCABOI LAKE MARY UC *M4 7. 32200*4 m TNB CIRCUIT COURT JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA, COUNTY Leqil Notlcaa i no. of-leaa-cA-ta-d WMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION f/k/a WEVERHAf >S(R MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plaintiff. V*. RONALD E. VAMDtlDIR and __ . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POII I I I ION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, NOTICE NOTICE IE HCREEV OIVEN pursuant ta a Fmef Judpmam af Faraclaaur* dated D*c*mb*r IFW, IMF. and antarad m Caaa No EF-tEM-CA-ta-K. af Wo Circuit Caurt af th* SIONTIIHTH Judicial CwcuK m and tor MMINOLE County. Flortde wherein WMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION l/k/a WEYER­ HAEUSER MORTOAOE COMPA­ NY to FtobNiR and RONALD S. VANOtLDIR. *1 a l. ar* Dofandant*. I wia tea to tha highest and bait bidder far caah M W* Wed from door at lha Courthouse, in laniard. MMINOLE County. Florida, at 11*0 am. o'clock an the 30th day of JANUARY, IBM. W* lettowing described property os set forth m said Final Julgmtnt, 1* wK: Lot 1*. Mock A. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR UNIT 1, accordbig la th* plat thereof e* recorded m Flat Seek If, pope II. Public Recorded of l emmeto County. Fiend* ertUc 114 Country club Circle, • Sanford. Florida 33711 OATEO this Itth day al Oceember, IMF. MARYANNS MORES Aa Clark ef said Court By Oorafhy W. Bonon Ae Deputy Clerk Faber E Onnu. p. a. 1IF0 Coral 0skies. Florida 33144 (M4) M l-4110 -Paraon* wRh a disability wha a apaciaf MparttoipMa to Mil* pracaadtog ild centact ADA to Beattoola County Ml to. Park strri.ai 1 EM Ml ETFI . 1 EM MMFTfl (V) via 0EL-I1F II. IMF M l JUDICIAL CIRCUIT COUNTY. FLORIBA. CIVIL ACTION CABO NO.aF-ltIF CA CORE*TATE* MORTGAGE ■IRVICSE CORPORATION t/k/a MERIDIAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. ROBERt A. HACKBTT. *1 aL NOTICI OB CALC Metres la haraby given mat. pursuant ta a Final Judpmsm af F*r*cl**ur* ar Order 0*1*0 December Itth, IMF, enters* m ChtU Cat* Number EF-fttF CA. tn the Circuit Caurt far SIMINOLI County. Ftortda. wherein COMITATES MOATGAOI SI AVICI! CORPORA­ TION f/k/a MCRIDIAN MOATGAOI CORPORATION la We PtatoMI. and ROBERT A. HACKwin seb th# property pMuMcd to MMINOLE Caunty. Plena*. Let IF. Block 11, OAEAMWOLO FOURTH SECTION, according le th* Ptei fharaef a* racerded to Plot Book 4, Papa M. Public Record* ef lemtocto County, Fiona*. at pubbe **1*. I* the highest and best bidder, for caah, at tha Waal from daar af Wa Bammat* County Courthouse, Ml North at 11 00am .an th* Mnd day af January, 10M. Datad: Oecember find. IMF. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: DeraWy W. BaRan Wllbam M. Oatoon 4 ftainrlil— 1310 leufh Myrtle Avanua. SuNe 101 Clearwaui. Ftortda MEIE -In accerdanc* with American* WRh PtoabARIOCAct, paraana to need af a special eccommseabsn to partictpMs to BN* Court. Mt II Bemtoeto Ommty t laafard BLBEFFt •40T) Ut^MB. TOO 1 1771 a l Flartda toby t t . IMF Final u3 t sTi DSL-114 W8 TOTNI PLATTNCRSOF, AS RICORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAM I t . PUOUC RCCOROSOF I I MWOU COUNTY. FUHNOA 0EM-F1 CELEBRITY CIPHER (CIRCUfT Clark at Wa Circuit Court S r Jana I . . Deputy Clark TNI LAWIOFFICII OF 04M0 J. STIRN. FA ATTORNIV FOR FOUNTIFF Ml 8. UnfvargRy Drt*e SuKa loo NtoRtoMen. Ft SS3S4 «PP4| (31-FOOO M-074II W County CaurWauw al 4*7-MS4SS0 IXT. 4ttr. aai mm tm MiWa V t i a Sg M4 MI-4771 (TDOf ar 1-MSEM ITTI. via Flartda Relay TSechane M, t l, t t l T . M I M. Ibutwhto t l I ■ II ESOL The ^ H M TO THE PRIVIOUELY IIILi TION OF CHAPMAN ROAD. The | LIOHTWOOO KNOX CANAL. Th# fttoto) containing each ef W M ^ eJ topci' *UOV Raid sfRdr^Ctna? ahtoeban* ta the apt but MmmMba (Bad wRRbaaotoad By) Wa OtoMol Clark. RO. 8aa 14M. Pill toI. Ftortda M1FB-14M. aaMMMMmWM^MM 14 < th* am* Of pubiicmioA. Wr«t*n ebtoc Bby nam* and addrcii. and fidH ■ Flbnp a wrttlan *bf*c«l*n daa* naf ambtomul Otmuto*. Mmuxmrlhf Heartop. Oniy| t b»^[Florida Flartda^RahJNa. MO 4 b ? it n "and Z S T u F T Z e ? rnS>mmm* PIN UOOTPOU 9 OTU I OU • ' X • IIORPUOO, KTNU P MPHM A M • AVION, PI * D V M N 2 IOOUONUPU X P J O B I Y . ' - MPNOH COBBY. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: *8hoof BE th* UusiayB you want. K you osn M t 'BfR, But ram am bai N'B B s is to kiN q • “ Unw pp« I BlMkyMAbw L m A £ a6 |M • I. IMF F. ISM OCL-ttt ITXM b iw w a n 3 �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida - Wednesday. January 7. 1990 • 3B 55—Business Opportunities 71—Help Wanted NOWHiAWa— N T I M W l Majoi Manutac tunng plant in Sanlord Posta rt available on an $ 3 0 0 - $ 5 0 0 DwWbuang phone cards No e i* penence necessary For more information sand a BASE to Primetime Communications PO Boa 694355. Miami. FL 33766-1355_________________ el 330-M 11 or 330-1666 nation and desses now tormina 3314143 WORK FROM HOME making wooden frames Earn to 6364/ wfL C al 630 6444 a rt E-45 ■ W T T tf-te M a u L S h e ll Term Long Term 61 Temp To 50 WORKERS NEED­ ED IMMEDIATELY 59—Financial Services DAILY WORK/OAtLV PAY INOU6TRIAL/WARCHOUSE/ COSfSTRUCTION DRIVERS PAK) BONUSES ERASE BAOCREDTT LXO AUV tor tusi 63100 M ai chectomo to CALYPSO-1454 N. lakem ont Ave. Winter Park. FL REPORT • READY TO WORK B 1.00 am . W fhf Hand Men. 1104 Hwy IT* •1 —Money to Lend ^ A B c rrM J C M F O s fw H n * Just Cel* Never a Fes' HELP Personnel 436-0466 ATTN HOMEOWNERS •e tre e r 6SA400 • 1100.00 Tee Many MReT o f h&> I Residential Cleaning MOLLY MAIO 16 HM NO FIT * M-F * 6-Sera. WW Train. 407-767-6007. HOVTt# IfT^irOrSfTwit s •App^Qyjtoonwry h rA p p n wef ARE YOU OCPCNOABLI ANO HONEST? H e * wah house keapstg business Start pad ■me and work up! Phone transqwred Cae 330-4363 < n i; m i: UKK WORKING WtTHPfOeUE? m ' / 1/ / 1 \ i . ■C A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Aa a I Is tarsi Aaarsuni wen an Asaoctate of Science degree, you wd hap prepare pakenta lor etarmnanons. conduct import- o \ i i \ i "AMneltOhrandup •Oround erew Beggege CUarwCustomer service* Tck atrtpR am p agantsNtofuetors •Sacutry "A n im a l Cere to 6600 week •N kal love arwnaiwWe tram -W H P ertaR 6 M 1 I h» •Aa tM ta*€iparwnc»d praSarredrWe tram "D riv e r to 6660 weakly •mcePCampany vuc> ‘ Fort A n Os Voun EMPvonsniT N » o a * 467*4364366 sugary f t t a ra­ ti a you lea hefp"9 •O tf or fka n e u Csss U f tor Those Ouesry C al Today! 407-631-6616 City Comm 71 ^ iiu v The loaowmg u j u w posttnna are Help Wanted PJT 11-7 LPNCNA-f/T traftoM * •Hom e Weekly* • le y Over Plan' *E)dri Stop Pay* *40tK Retromant* ’ Heath kam anc*- C al OaBery atones. 407464436. Aaa tor Oseesor of N u t mg or apply withm 60 North Hghwey <743. Deflaty Ftorv da D rug Free Werfcpiece GENERAL OFFICE Previous t ip requeed Data an try. secretarial Advancement opportunities 606 3373 HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES CLAMOUR PHONOGRAPHY to your HOME Be a Hostess o f a PARTY end Earn up to 6300 Cash lo r CALL NOW1I ASK FOR SARA 1400476-6133 AUTOMOTIVE DCTAKERS SamordLongwoodOrtando Oood Income Potential B e n e fit Alter BO Days Tao/I Beef 407-363-3055 EXPERIENCED BREAKFAST MANAOER and FRONT DESK CLERKS Mai noil Court Yard Can 444-1000._______________ Buy A Sen Tupperware. FT-PT EARN A CAR Free Trammg Qreal 66 Eto« hrs 3314431 CHRISTIAN MILLIONAIRE Earn more S'a wtdy than moat 3704601 PART TIME JOBS M THE EX* CfTINO AVIATION INDUSTRY AT SANFORO INTERNATIONAL fURPORT. Oyn A ir Services a growing avkne ground support compeny is currently hmng tor Part-Time Ramp Services per­ sonnel to toed and unload bag gage and cargo from Momenon el Flights These poeenns. re quae me sbwry to Mi up to 75 tos Pass a drug screening complete a 10 year beckgroutd history, undtrslend En^ah. and work ■ flea eta schedule to in­ clude weekends We o ie r uni­ forms. a new starting wags rate, end a cheSengmg work environ­ ment Stop by Our general olkc a t totaled at 3747 Carrier Ave­ nue Appkcatmns may be com prated Monday through Thurs­ day from to a m ir t t 3 p m SECRETARVWECEPTIONIST MuM have typmg 4 kghl polar t t « t 330 5607 leave message TELEMARKETERS Need Hokday Cash? Was pent tid A pan tone powkons aver able m casual workmg atmoephere Longwood location M ke or O stbie 717 6376 I lo vod F/T A PIT CARPET/JANITORIAL N 0«a A wkands 67-Hr to Mad • aome banalits Musi have sans Sphona Iv M S ta a t 661*4663 . — it t v tas< m EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! CARRIERS WANTED Newspaper delivery lor ssUMshsd routes in die 8entord tree. Earn money wide taking a drive In the country or tty. Must have dependable transportation, organtzskonsi skis and be avaiibie tor afternoon in persona at S ta rtin g p a y IA .il/H r . A p p ly In p e rso n . VLO O am * 4 00pm a t k Va n N ie^irt i« i »ei»N •• ..Q««Wr8EW<?ftk*ACE__ Dfeh ere. M arrfofl Court Yard Cell 444-1000. OKI party plan d tk tu to rs Process orders from home Reedy cash For start up kWI-kme member th p lee. MAX 630 00 check/mo U CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemont Ave. W riter Park. £13376?. LA B O R R fTE*330-3416 Come work w ith the BC6TI Daly work Daly pay Vehicles • PLUS Opsnmo tor stetl dnver *k van SECURITY OFFICER JOS Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy 6 Aseoc 634-7444 73—Employment Wanted CAREGIVER 6 yrs e ip Dap. refs. NS FT. Live out FL na­ m e 3314603 93—Rooms For Rani ROOM FOR RENT STOWeek 6'OOkec F id house pnv Washer Oryer 6314111 WEEKLY RENTALS Storting • ITTAeb EFFICMNCV nr - oonvemem A /je u u e FLMM6H40 NOOMS-Af uU» met Laimdry phone and M use 665 690 a week 334 4655 LK MARV/SANFORO Room mala 6XX>mo or by eeekly 6175 mo ms 363-7166. PRIVATE LONQWOOO HOME Firm, cable. A/C M O M • 650 dap Non wnokert 6344367 MARINER'S VILLAGE IAKI ADA I MRU 64IMK) 1KW U I4KH 1) ANO UP NOEELEA WLLA6 HUOOKAY 4 tf***M E 3 3 Unas, Inc. M l N o rth H w y 17 R M raon, FL M kto^ ^ rtu w d y lw y iw r LABORERS N U O C D FOR UNOCROROUNO UT1UTV CONTRACTOR MALT H I 118—Office Space For Rent •"LIM ITED TIM E" 6100 o il First months ram 3334417 or 33141*3 A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 Sq fl 4 u p 6365 A MONTH Office Storage 331 0130 or 333 3554 NOTICE A1 rental and real estate adver­ tisements are subject to the Federal Fa* Housing Ad. wtveh makes 4 lle g sl t o advertise any preference, limitation or d is­ crimination based on race, col­ or, rekgion. ear handicap, la- LAKE MARY 1/1 6450'mon * 6450 dap Sanlord 3/1 646V mon * $465 dap Sanlord. 3/1 6535/mon . 6575 dep No Pets C ai 331■ANFORO 3 bedroom 653V mon * deposit 136 Country O ubO rde C al 333*4540 SANFORO V I CHA WD hook ups. 6500/mo • 6450/sac Please eas 333-6310_________ SANFORO 32 6575m o* 6500tsac dsp 3314333 APordabto Home Cemar, Inc SANFORO-3/3 H M onc' area M M ftab-tM A MM * sec AANFORO-1/ FURN APT 6400 mo • |40Q>ec >464640 SANFORO 2/1 Coriv location 640Omo XMAS CHcounl Ret tag 3314767 ftTEW&TftOU AEnTALS CASSELBERRY V t Carport K m peh. CH A 64006600 •ANFORD 2/3 Ouptoi CHA. carpet Apwnt A p a rt 644OW60 FORO 1/3 ~ A p t. apM plan, peko. new p o llin g 64406340 SANFORO V I wAam PWECREST an ml tarmy rm ig yard CHA. nrca..MOOMOO J m DOYLE (407) 123-1430 WE M ID HOUMA TO RENT 106—Duplox/Triplax •ANFORO-Zbtom JuM ranovat ed Immaculate CHA. carport WO hook-up 6440tkscoirt toiwesers RaaPy. 7744416 107—Mobite Hoomb For Rant 0 * SR 437ELDER 2 Barms Starting B 64W A « 613VDSP t a i W i PO. Bse 1W7 • IsaNrS, R. 17771 Apply k 1M11 MAINTENANCE POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Reopiepereon wkh integrity wd enthusiasmneeded to cal on aocowiti tor tw 8antoid Herald and Lake Mary Ufa. Thisisw*outetis* positionw*i teceto-facs sates. Prevtoue sales sxperisnes preiened. Cel 322-2511 or m a lre a u n e to : Apartment Com ptoi F/T Lake Meor 333-16T7______________ Car A Insurance Needed Weekends FREE 331-5366 Now hmng eipenenced COOKS. SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS. 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January 7, 1098 by Chic Young BLONDIE DEAli DU. GOTT: I'm 87 and receive testosterone injections every month to help with erections. Is there any harm in this? DEAR HEADER: Yes. th ere is. Continued hormone stimulation in eldertv men can lead to prostate can­ cer. Ir you understand this and accept It. you can keep going with your shots, but even at your age, there is a risk. DEAR DR. GOTT: My elderly father, who fought in World War if, was recently hospitalised because of by Mori Walker neglect by an IIMO doctor. I don't know much about health maintenance organisations, but It doesn't seem right to me that these corporations are only concerned about bottom line profits. DEAR READER: Welcome to man aged care, an unpleasant reality that is increasingly taking the responsibill ty for medical rare away (pm physi­ cians and giving it to corporate man agers IIMOs want to make money and this is what they're doing. You may be surprised to leam that doctors have very little influence on IIMO operations, and most physicians by Art Sanson*> who have Joined these organisations have experienced a drop in Income. Moreover, some IIMOs, such as Oxford, are in trouble because of "cre­ ative billing' and are under investiga­ tion by federal authorities Despite these facta, consumers — you — do have the power to change IIMO policies by romplaining to these huge companies in largr numbers, or — as an alternative —changing plans altogether fo r example, because your father is older than 66, he could choose to join Medicare directly; in my experience, this resource is more by Charlas M. Schulz patient friendly To givr you more information. I am sending you my Health Report "Insuring Your Good Health " Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to PO Box 2017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10166 Re sure to mention the title. BEETLE BAILEY f AND STOp N ^YELLING.' J I WASN'T YELLIN6 .. I NEVER SAID A WORD^_ Testosterone injections have risks l-J-tt i t S ti DR. GOTT PETER GOTT, M.D. DEAR READER: Yes. it does, but AIDS was never believed to be spread through the saliva — until a very dis­ tressing correspondence was pub­ lished in the Sept. 8. 1997 Archives of Internal Medicine. The letter described a 20-year-old ACROSS 1 Conclusion 4 Deduce t PL of ESI. 12 Wide she IS Orono's locale 14 Fair grade 18 Mobeier of a St Seductive arts 401 41 Actreea 4 2 ------1 48 — taints 82 Noun sulflx 8S Aulo racer 1 7 — T in TV) Al — (movie dog) 84 I think, 18 Actor Peter — therefore-----I t Paielo perl 88 Genetic 21 Cool, elanglty M ._ 22 is imroouceo ^ 24 to 87 TV co. SO— I SI WWtii 32 Actor Outoocr SS turns lor DOWN American of Asian descent, who was a virgin and denied exposure to drugs or to blood transfusions. While visiting a nightclub (for the first time), he picked up a call girl. They kissed — quite violently, it seems, because he suffered a bite on his lip. Afraid, he left the nightclub. Subsequently, he underwent periodic testing for HIV, the cause of AIDS. Seven months later, his test turned positive. This is the first reported case of HIV infection that may have been spread by saliva This is a highly unusual see nario; nonetheless, it reminds us to be cautious in situations in which a part­ ner is HfV-positive and could, in theo ry, spread the virus by as innocuous a route as kissing C ISM NEWSPAITR ENTERPRISE ASSN ra n n n □ □ □ n ra n n n n n n n m n m □ n n n m m a n n n n n n n m n n n r a n n n n □ o n n n n n n n n n n 2 UfeoFsds 24 I 98 Tele of t 10 3 rTtMFM tor* 4 Mrm. Mm STUMPEDCal ?^ter*Answers e i 13 IS n n n m m a n n n m n n n m m n m n a n n n m m n n m n n n n n n n n u n m n n n u n m n n a n n n n n n n n r a n n n n n m nnm nra n n n n n n n n n m n m n n n m n n n n n 5 1 i 11 TV It M aSannm cods 100 tO 1 M t DEAR DR GOTT My 12 year old son has enlarged breasts His classmales have named him "Boobs " He is developing a fealty negative attitude and is getting into fights at school What can we do’ by How la Schneider DEAR READER Take him to the doctor for an examination. Gynecomastia irnlarged breasts) is common in boys at early adolescence and is caused by increasing levels of hormones If your child is otherwise normal. I urge you to consider breastreduction surgery. Growing up is tough enough without the stigma of gynecomastia in young men The surgery should solve the problem and help improve your son’s selfesteem EEK A MEEK DEAR DR GOTT: Does saliva con •tain the AIDS virus? -U , With your eyes open By Phillip Alder It is a rule of Blackwood that you mustn't ask for aces when looking at two immediate losers in an unbid suit unless you are too percent sure part­ ner has a control in that suit (the ace or king, a void or a singleton). However, there are times when expe­ diency overrules This deal occurred in the Premier League in England, in which the top teams compete throughout the year. That South hand is worth an open­ ing one-bid. The six-card suit and three first-round controls make it stronger than a balanced IS- or 14point hand — if a fit can be found Now. theoretically North shouldn't use Blackwood because of those dub losers. However. It simplified the auc­ tion. And ir South had shown only one ace, North was going to bid six spades. Maybe it would be a layoown; maybe West would find the wrong opening lead One declarer immediately drew a second round of trumps Then, when the hearts broke badly, he couldn't re­ cover. Count your tricks. You start with six spades, two hearts, two minor-suit aces and two diamond ruffs In the dummy: 12 in all. So, a long heart must be established Win trick one in the dummy and immediately ruff a low heart with the spade queen. (Don't T35ST * J • West * 18 8 • Q8 7 68 OK7 2 * K7 3 4 4 S Q 10 a 8 4 Q 18 8 6 4 * Q8 7 5 9 2 W ••• waste the dummy entry.) Play a trump back to dummy and nd cash c ‘ the " top OA8 8 S * A8 2 hearts, throwing >g<clubs from hand. Ruff a heart, cash the diamond ace, ruff a diamond, ruff a heart (bringing down the queen), ruff a diamond, and discard your last diamond on the heart jack. True, here you could organize three diamond ruffs in the dummy, but the recommended line is better. SIS7SS a A KJ 6 VAKJI0IS e J Vulnerable: Neither Dealer. South 1A It West Pass Pass North 4 NT Pass 7* All pass Opening lead: * 1 ClWStqr NEA. lac by BotoThavea FRANK AMO ERNEST T V 't 6 o t trroudH w v ^ w h a t rn e r CMbur It SOMt S=- —v OlilNttCTAHTSl RHrthday Thursday, Jan. 8,1998 J-7-SZ \v»AS by Jim Oavis NO THANKS Hyou handle your agenda properly In tiw year ahead, yowl be able to spend more time on pleasurable pursues People you meet through your Involvements wiB be important CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jen. If ) Busi­ ness and pleasure should make a com­ patible mis (or you today. N you have e commercial contact w4h whom you'd hka to cut a deal, do N over a tnenefy meal. that special someone in your Itlo. Do something romantic; wine end candles could M the be FtSCU (Fob. SO March 00) Your popu­ larity la aacendmg at Vve time. Even peo­ ple you though) never noticed you might atari cesling gled-io-aee-you glance* your way. AINU (March 21-April 18) The motiva­ tion you'S require today wtil not be of Vie bread-and-butter variety. You will bo focusing on sumptuous targets of greet personal worth TAURUB (April 20-Mey SO) You might lind yoursalf in a competitive career development today. Your opponent wM count on who he or aho know*, while your wants known. LEO (July SS-Aug. 22) n behoove* you to be cognizant ot people working on your behaN lodey. Your eckncsModgmont could mepare atom to do more Vian they f t) A foment* whom you've had an ongoing relationM4p. or even i n » • dramatic ehtft in < regarding e troublesome arrangement. The<* — - u m ill hank on w tia l wou know you’ll find II. The Astro-Graph ability today to transform outmoded unfolds wM be engineered by son Matchmaker Instantly reveals which signs dfemmas into something more functional art romantically period for you. Mall and appaakng. The can be uaad soriaiy llnft'fK im ttuuttbcirossieif- IWC WK «f « P MR WCNTO tBMCE* NHBACK Mb. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 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/61f2f4b1072b461dd51457b70fd0d1ce.pdf 6dd1c4685f87dfc7d1630f1f7c43500e PDF Text Text TUESDAY ■-------' M ■- Sanford H erald S e rv in g S a n fo rd , L a k e M a ry a n d S e m in o le C o u n ty s in c e 1 9 0 8 90th Year. No 95 • Santord. Florida Bringing business home Homeowners out in the cold? Olympia Homes closes doors in Lake Mary, elsewhere Economic Development Managet Bob T ink and Divi­ sion Planner John Jones stra te gic on brining busi­ ness to Seminole County Their task was to lump start a viable pro­ gram. ac­ cording to county com ­ mission Chairman Randy Morris By SHARI BRODIE llci.dd Si.ill Wilier IAKE MARY Tlie American tit« .mi lias bn nine a nightman* lot some homeowners in lour Central Florid.i communities Olympia Homes Im . a homebuilder based III Alta­ monte Springs, lias i losed Its doots and stopped construc­ tion on homes in up to 10 »«ibdivisions, including one in Dike M.irv and three m Orange and Osceola counties Xune Zulvwtt/ was awaiting permitting on die Dike M.irv home lie I i .i i I h o p e d lo build In W o tK lh n d g c Dikes When he went to the Rliii-hart Road su ImIIvI s Ioii on Friday, he was greeted with a hand written no­ tice taped lo the trout d o o r ol the model home sales office “De.it Friends.* the not lie reads T h e sales office will he P* o»o by Tommy Vine** Homeowner* Woodbndge Lakes, a community on Rmeharl Road don 1 know what win happen to thou See Builder. Page 2A Economic development funds boost county school board revenues Sce Develop. Page 2A Exploring the world of law enforcement... and way beyond! By SHAH I BRODIE Herald Si.dl Writer By RUSS WHITE llrrald Stuff Writer SANFORD • Thr argument** about economic development programs Hermlngly wiil l*r debated to doomsday. What rolr if any - should local govrmmrnl assume'.’ Three years ago. Seminole County made u decision to net In­ volved. It hired Hob Turk as Economic Development Manager, and said 'On net 'em • Itnun business lo Seminole.” The whole idea was to Jump start a viable program,” said Seminole County Commission Chairman Kandy Mortis. There was an opportunity to bring a coqxmitr tax base to what had been a sleepy bedroom community. ’What we have Is a very conservative program that Is being recognized nationally. We're not giving anything away. The program has had some fantastic results and will build on It­ self. I fjcllrvc there will Ik- a steady growth.”Turk - and Economic Development Division planner John Jones - an* getting dally Inquiries into the county's program, and are ready lo enter the next round of action. Thrtr efforts are bolstered by very Impressive numbers ap­ pearing on a new "Schoolgraph” prepared by the Seminole County Office of Management and budget. Tlie graph shows a dramatic jump In School board Revenue from Economic Development Projects from zero dollars In 19UG-97 to an anticipated $1.4 million tills year and more than $2.1 million In each of the nrxt six years. “There's money lliere for new teachers, new equipment, whatever needs the school hoard has.” Turk said. Capital Investment Irom recently relocated businesses In the county exceeded $2:18.000.000. Seminole's Jobs Growth Incentive Program aided In the relo­ cation of 17 businesses In two years. These relocations cre­ ated 3.072 Jobs and saved 2.319 Jobs In the community. The county's strategic program was dcslgnrd lo attract, rr- homes currently under construction since Olympia Homes closed its doors on Friday Harald Photo by Tommy Vincent Lake Mary Police Detective Camiel Long wants you to join the Police Explor­ ers if you are between 14 and 21 years old IAKE MARY •- Two Dike Mary Poller Drpartmrut drterlives an- sr.trilling for ilucs to solve thr ‘Case ol thr Missing Explorers * Mrmhi-iship In ail active group ol I'ollir Explorer*, sponsored by thr DMI'D. has recently diopped and Del. ('amici Dmg and Drt lodd Modrrson ,irr investigating thr reasons They arr also looking lor ways lo rebuild numbers. TI’h more eye opening than IV and movies.* said Dmg of all ol the things a rnemlK-r can Irani by being active III thr group. Itiller Explorers are affiliated wtih the Hov Scouts of America and Is o|H-n to voting men and women, ages 14 to 21. Dmg lias concluded the age spread has somrihlng lo do u1lh the drop In mrmtK-rshlp: many of tlie* fonner mrmlrer* graduated Irom high school last year and went on to college. Members of the group wear uniforms that Identify them as Explorers, hut set them apart from the regular forte. TTiey are Involved in miming meet­ ings as well as learning from experienced law enforcement officers who offer training classes In all aspects of law enforcement. Ikrllce Explorers ran Ik* Involved In crime scene plot esstng. irulth control and ••ven rule along with patrol of liters Modrrson said that mrml>eis will also Ik - allowed lo part It Ipalr in rxrrctsrs at the shooting range. “Its not just work and learning stuff.* Modrrson said "It s tun “ P o in t- E x p lo t t-rs 11 o i i ■ * IF s a w a y to c o m e ou t a n d I k - i n v o l v e d In t h r c o m m u n i t y . * M o d r r s o n said. Modrrson Is a fonner Eagle Scout who earned his award by creating a bulletin hoard for thr poller campground In his home state of Wisconsin. *Wc're going fo give these kids fun. leadership skills, community service and self­ esteem.* said Modrrson. Dmg was a Puller Explorer In Dt-Dind for four years. He Joined the Dike Mary Police S t s Explorers, Page 2A Elderly driver stable after train slams into car By MARIA OREM Herald Staff Writer Classified..... C o m ics.......... Crossw ord.... Osar Abby..... Dr. Qott.......... Horoscope.... People............ Obituaries..... Sports............. T V .................... Weather......... c Justice is the firm and continu­ ous desire to ren der to everyone that which is his due.’ -Justinian LAKE MARY * A Sanford woman, who drove her car Into the path of a train Monday. u|>paren(ly Ignored tlie warnings of witnesses to move out of (lie way. Jean Heavey, 73. was listed In setlous hut stable condition uftcr an Amtrak train slammed Into tier Oldsmohlle at about 5:45 p.m. near the railroad t russing at the Intersection of Palmetto Street and Old Lake Mary Road, police said. Sanford resident Doreen Cline, 33. who was driving with her daughter. Stephanie. 11. said as the crossing gales came down she witnessed Heavey drive up over ihe train tracks and stop. *1 saw that site was elderly and thought that she was stuck so I waived to her to get off,* Cline said. 'Site lifted her hands up and shook her head no.* Lake Mary Police Cpl. PlckJcsImer. who worked tlie crush scene. said several witnesses rr ported Heavey appeared to he waiting for tlie th r Seminole County Sheriff's Oflit e have assisted with parking for thr Dike Mary Heathrow Festival of tlie Arts and Sunlord's Explorershrlprd with traffic control at Seminole Townt- Center mall during the holidays Dmg said he hoprs to rrcnill Explorers to assist with p.»|M-rwork on DUI road blocks on Dike Mary boule­ vard A field trip to the Orange County Medical Examiner' offlee Is planned for lilt- future. train. “She went around the barricade and stopped. * he said. Cline said before the train lilt. Heavey put her hands on her brad. The witness said she started dialing U fl on her cellular jffionr before the train hit the cur. Tlie train sounded Its hom and slowed down hut couldn't stop fust enough, Cline said. *1 feel had for the driver of the train.’ ITckleslmcr said. T h e train engineer apparently did the Ik -hI he could * The Investigator said the engineer used full emergency procedures to stop the train within 800 feet of the Intersection. *He wasn't going very fast when he hit her.’ Ptckleslmrr said Ute train was doing tlie speed limit for the populated area, about 45 miles per hour. He said that If the accident had occurred In a rural area, where the speed might have been around 75 m.p.h.. tlie force of the Impact could have thrown the car Into Ute nearby cemetery. Instead See Accident, Page 2A SUBSCRIBE TO TH E SANFORD HERALD FOR TH E B ES T LO CAL NEWS COVERAGE. Call 322-2611 �?A Florida Film Critics’ Circle picks Heralding a new year BY D A V ID F R A Z IE R 111 l.ll.l SI.ill W 1>t r 1__________________________ _____ WINTER I -Mils tin I lot id.i I tint (tit n . 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Ih eir was onl\ tiiri ,md Tom sin ks" nn I l l s l ll l At ml l let pt nspet live home owttet Irnv .oul lt.n i Olson s.ntl ilirti Wood! nidge Dikes home ts little more th.ui .1 sliell It (i ts been under to n sirtn’Hot 1 since .1111v .11, while iln couple is living wiih liet p.uents m I nngwood /.ulywttz who is tenting .in apartment in llr.itbrow said hts lease will expire in six m onths and he • : e r ', ' ■ lornm* Vtrtc#nf • Renaissance at San'ora a retirement community said " • ] yea • " t.iy D.isn Complete with a country : v 1 '! • v..- ana A ice Towne pose one last time be* • •, me Ci” stmas tree comes jown f L LOCAL FORECAST ih .ijL ii* Mi# TID E S i Vuvitly w i i l i ,1 Today *if s lita u -is i?pp«r I n ^ li«* I jtvvs irt lit ilia* . «!>}•* t • *<»*' W f d n f h t l a y ; l \ » r t l v 1 I n t u i t u n i t -1 1 l i m i t « ’ ill s l i t i u ■■t ** I tljch** in t hi Inwvt h i k ! H U !« in I f I* l l f l | t l ‘ Y -4 i l l Si lhiintdtty r.ifiJv * intuit ui 111 ,1 I h.iim ol 1htuiiii’i MtiriiiH 11Ikllif* in* n HU Imtv- in ill** II 1111 lilt’s EXTENDED OUTLOOK TU E S D A Y : SOLUNAR TABLE: min 11 55 .1 m maj 5 45 a m min . p in maj. b 10 p m. TIDES: Daytona Beach high 1 54 a m . 2. 19 p in . low: H. 12 a m H 30 p m. New Smyrna Heat li limit 1:59 a.m.. 2:24 p.nt., low A 17 a.m . 8:41 p in.. Cmtu Heath: high: 2:14 a.m.. 2 39 p m . low 8.32 a.m.. 8:50 p in TUESDAY W ED NESD AY Ptcldy 79 69 Ptcldy 83 69 TH U R SD AY FRIDAY Ptcldy 80 63 Ptcldy 79 56 LO TTER Y Nor© are me# Ainnmg numOors s e le c te d on F lo rid a Lottery Monday in tho B E A C H C O N D ITIO N S Daytona Beach Bt N ew Sm yrna Beach: Seas arc 46 le d with a m oderate ( hup. Water temperature at Daytona is 61 degrees and at New Sytnrna. 61 degrees. Winds are from the south­ east at 15 20 tn.p.h. fantasy 5 6-11-16-22-24 Lotto (Jan 3) 9 22-24-31-38-42 S T A T IS T IC S Play4 4*9*6*8 Cash3 0-6-1 The high temperature In Sanford Monday was 80 degrees and the overnight low waa 83. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m., Tuesday totaled .OO Inches. •Sunrise................ 7:18 a.m. •Sunaet..................5:44 p.m. Tuesday, January 6, 1998 • Vol 90, No. 95 Published Tuesday through Fnday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers Inc •300 N French Ave , Sanlord, FL 32771 Phono (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 CIRCULATION Margaret Staley EDITORIAL L ick Loar Editor PRODUCTION Jeff Deit.fitc*o Shan BexJa? Dons Datinch Oand Fra/«' Coudne/ Ledpw Mjrsa Orem Dean S/Twlh Vmcem Soian Wennoi Pn uOicai PtAtage P i-) at Sanlota Fk.mia and additi'.jn-i - ., ng ofticek kauao Puwmastet 5er<5 aonrevk changes to ri* SAt.roRLi herald PO b n '66? usps Santcyd F I 3271} 166? K epublu UGALS f.lj/AbemHe/vnelt Frank Voitoiine - Manap* Peggy liner in# r Sharon Harper Cheryl Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Robert Skip Co*en Mark Sayoe bill Egan Etwm Tyne* Jr Subscription Rales |0a«iy A Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 norm Delivery 419 60 439 00 DC 00 Ual 424 00 443 00 436 00 Murids Rovdents add ZS sales lai to above rates /Vettl/xi/im, //ti G eneral H ollies is a lso b u i l d i n g at W t m d b n d g r D i k e s b il l t h o s e h o m e s a t e no t .ll let l e d by O l v m p l a s s h u t d o w n Hu- h o m e o w n e r s ' p ro ltlein s a i r - t h r e e loltl l l e s l d r s th e p re d h a m e n t ol p r o s p e c t i v e o w n ­ e rs . w h o c o u l d |tussdily In s r deposits, i nrrcn i h t m ir o w n rr s taie liens on llielr hom es, p la te d tin-re Ity sllb ( o n l r a t l o r s w h o h a v e no t b e e n p a id . O i l i e r h o m e o w n e r s h a v e exp erien ced p ro b lem s g e llin g w arran ty rep airs d o n e on Iheir homes J an at K vereil. who m oved t n l o W o o d b n d g e D i k e s In Sepl e m b e r gol n o t i c e last week o f S25.000 in l i e n s a g a i n s t hrr h o m e , w h i c h I n c l u d e work d o n e hy iln- i n s u l a t i o n , s t u c c o a n d Accident— Continued from P * f i LA the 33 feet It traveled. 'I told my daughter not to look but site looked any way." Cline said. Tin glad I didn't have my first grader with me." After the collision. Cline said she ran to the car and tried to unlock troth the front and rear doors because Heavcy was thrown to the back after the Impact. "I talked to her until help came but she wasn't responding," she said. Lake Mary Fire Rescue extricated the victim by cutting the top off of the car. Following the accident. Ilcavey was airlifted to Orlando Efeglonal Medical Center. Cline said site has called the hospital for Information and plans to follow up on Hcavey's condition. *1 want lo know why she did It." Cline said. "It bothers me." S taff W rite r a b a ri Brodie contributed to tb it report Continued from Page LA Strung Sanford. Dike Mary and Seminole County Sinc e !90H" ADMINISTRATION Lw< r, &F-L/iM Pjtibvhei i Pj / bwwritrsi Marmger Turar WM?nnnid Mr.rr.N (jTKla S AOVE MUSING Ctvrs M«ri4i9qr Etaine 0n<5ntens Hoi/i<i i Jt-f Jjt-' Siontf CLASSIFIED Kin WeriNef doesti t klnm what hr will do then Olson said, horn his invest) gallon into the situation that the stall ol Olvmplti was Died mi I rid.ix Mils a lien ed 30 to TO people unhiding stijw-rv! sots and sales sl.tl! llie ie an- approxim ately Ho homes 01 Inis m W ood bridge Dikes that ate owned or tor sale bv one division of (he tump.tin owned by Joe Kantor, los uiie ami s iev e Mrrdlnger Sin- ( iiiisin n mm company Is a separate en illv Hie Kaotnrs m n irol 50|H-rir-nt ot ih r to m pa 1tv Explorers— S a n f o r d H e r a ld ll»t A / h lstll' Continued from Page IA PfxHo toll* (Ttt Department In December of 1991 and was promoted to de­ tective In July of 1996. His partner Joined the force In June of 1994 and became a de­ tective In February of 1996. Long serves as president for the Police Explorer group. Lori Vangllder is vice president. Kimberly Vandegrtft Is secre­ tary and Moderson la die treasurer. Ollier members of die force contribute to the pro­ grams as needed. The meetings are run by die members. Tl's their urganliatlon." said Long. "We'reJust the advisors." 77u? Dike Mary Police Explor­ ers meet die first Tuesday of every month from 7 to 9 p.m. at die Public Safety building an liinehad Hoad■ For more infor­ mation on /tout to Join, call Del. Cam(e( Ijomj or Del. Todd Moderson at 39H262. the next meeting is scheduled for to­ night and a canoe trip at Weklva Springs is planned for Saturday. Jan. 10. 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O i l s bt si n i tit tilt Hist Fnietgu Dltlgll.igi' I t111I Wrlll In file •l . i p . i l i e s t - se rin i m n n lv Shall H r /V ine*' ’ Ami llesl Dm nnleut.itY went in Fust t Tit ti|i drill Out of Cmurii) .innlhet him ih.it 11,IS u n i n p e m it Ini .ills I \ Cirnfldenliul. ,i Dim null ti mu­ lti,tut,i set 111 5(fs I n s Angeles, w.is hull M il Ini Itesl tlltei tut It tolls ll.ttlsnll) best ini*,.itinii 1 inltl .11 lor*- Evrtrtt -..oil -.In- spent hi i last dnll.iis in hnv tin Innnr Ini hrist-ll ami lift two i hiUtri-n after a ihlti 1 nil ilin il, 1 Fvc it'll said she had pi.1, eil rails i im illiiin iislv In tin u .i i i .m il Jepailm ent lor wntk sin lim it'd done nn lift home T h e v ve been nssuitng III)* ( wen II said, dial the wink would lie iknu W mk lon h n u i'd mi new 1 mist 11n tInn last week. Ih fii Kveiett said “All ol a sudden the plait- was dead hi die lu llin ' .11 the sales ol hi e i iistnm rrs have hern in strutted to ta ll die (n ip o ia t r nthie tm more lutonnation Imt K.uiim 1 mild imt be teaeiied at 1b.1t h u iu I m-i on Mmnl.iv /ulvwitr lias 1 ailed ICinior at borne and lie said while tils tails wen- being returned "I don t get answers m i u t\ tlilt * -p» t i * I brs| * o t o ib li .on) ot mu-.lauding * nitilnttimi tn him l l i o Atilt t k . m i l M i d ( v o i i n i 1 v ' I" li e u i n i n e I s 1<>1 tin n t. , ||\v t it m i nt I t " h i m i n # *1 IV ill I ( o i i i n i o I l n i , i nl Mr» ni n V u j l l l s g n l lu st ensett nl. A n d d u o I *1 Vu In) YllUeZ 11 I, i •• i J, n ............... " Ini t I t l l s t .m i l l i n ' • n u l l 1' illn ll 11* h i m 1"t innsiste nt .un i t n u -.is iiu liv m t t tin:* o ' •i p p t it.II ll I n | bit 111. l lilt 111, s |t,| lt< . I l K 'M t in .iilrs ib h p t o n w h-yr <1 ktz' a'i.l Yy * U G aaF sS F ^ . 1 H o m e o w n e r s trout tin- lo u r Central Florida t (im m u n ities m et at th e R o s e m o n t h o m e of lavue A n d e r s M a rsh a l! M o n d a y night A lto m e v V ln rlie M u m s H udson was present at d i r m e e lllig and lias uttered to h a n d l e th e le g a l w o r k at n o 1 h.itge 'I h g f t t n o w w e d o n 't h a v e a lot ol t i m e * H u d s o n s a id S h e s a id s h e h a d h e a r d th at K a n t m 01 O l y m p i a H o m e s m l g h i l lle b a u k n i p t e v . |Rissllily C h a p t e r 1 I lot p r o l e r t l o n . m d r e o r . i g a n t / a t o l l of a s s e t s *1 n e e d l o s e e e x a c t l y w h a t is in v o l v e d The hom eowners want in m o v e for .1 c l a s s a c t i o n s i m "M y first f o c u s Is to s e e w tia l w e ra n d o as a group * She satd s h e w o u l d r e v i e w d i e mill Mtitde o f p r o b l e m s f a c e d b y d i e h o m e o w n e r s and rrjiort b a c k at a m e e t i n g p l a n n e d for t i l l s r v r n l n g . " W f i a t I'm t i n t r i n g I s d i a l i h e r e m a y Ite s o m e m i n i m il a r t l v l l v * - H u d s o n e n c o u r ­ a g e d all a l f e r l e d p a r t i e s to h i e a r e js ir t w ith t h r s t a f r a t t o r ­ n e y 's oltte e S o m e o f th e l in m r o w n e r s h a v r l>een to ld tfi.it O l v m p l a Is l o o k i n g to sell i t s I n te r e s t to a n o t h e r c o m p a n y . Ar.t Robin Dace nay is a re­ nted minister on disability He moved into Ills house lit August and tecenllv tetelved not Ite ot liens dial llu little $15.‘ HKJ tm dn- jssil he had built E L L E N G O O D M AN ' H e k n e w veiv vx> It t w a s sltk i ).n 1 n i l said nl tin h m i n - i i w m i ■* 1110 i i i i l I li.it w in I til in' * tni K .iltln t is 1 1 n m m ,il • - , Let’s start thinking about tom orrow BOSTON -Wlial a perfect way lo end 1997 the year when apologising meant never having to nay you're sorry. All across die world, we wall bed leaders perform acts of contrition lor things dial hap pened long before their time. In Dmdon. Prune Minister Tony Blair, circa 1997. apologized for the Irish potato famine, circa 1845. In Wash­ ington. some members of the 105th Congress urged an apology for slavery dial ended during the 38lh Congress. Meanwhile those folks who were actually, personally guilty continued the current tradi­ tion of the Un-apologetlc apology The 1997 Classic was Marv Albert, who threw himself on the mercy of the court with this wrenching rhetoric of regret for dental assault: *1 did not realize until her testimony that she Tell she was harmed by this and I am sorry." Hold the hankies. Against that dubious background. I have nevertheless determined to continue my own tradition of cleaning the calendar, the plate and the slate hy taking personal responsibility for the mistakes and Journalistic malfeasance's dial appeared over the past year on my own small piece of turf. Once again, niy annual Me­ dia Culpa. Allow me lo begin with the prediction 1 made last month that hill lainn lar. thr nominee lor die top civil rights post, was "a goner." 11 turns out diat my rumors of his political death were premature. He was recust by the president from "goner" to actor, as the 'ai tlng* head ol die office. Long may he keep his starring role. Speaking of had predictions, during the same Infamous Albert trial noted above. I questioned why the media was protect tug the Identity of the assaulted woman. "By die time dils column Is printed." I wrote, the victim herself "may huve pul her name and fare oul on the airwaves." Good jiolnt, bad timing. In fact. 1 had barely gotten that thought oil the wire before Vanessa Pcrhach showed up. name and all. on the tube. Indeed, the uiily wholly discreet celebrity of die year was a Scottish clone named Dolly. But when dils sheep arrived on the scene, I blithely repeated assurances that cloning peo­ ple would remain an ethical no-no. Faster than you can say ‘ Baa. baa," we now liave folks u( fertility centers condoning experiments and lookhy; forward to reproductive iinuiortallly. Out wldi Dolly. In with Folly? What's in a name? Last summer, iu writing ubout the travails of island postal service. 1 rrfrrrrd to CHIT Island's T’oslnitstrrss." It turns out dial die official title for cither gender ll W its 11it* year when a p o lo liu i/ liiu . meant never having Iu say yon're sorry.9 Is p o s t m a s t e r . w ith o u t g o i n g tress." A s a l l I llin o is cni|tlovei w r o t e p o s ta l. 'S in - is lu ib otb s m i s I also desi rtbed Sheila Wliln.ill iln- Inst !. m a l e s e c r e t a r y ol tin- A n I ...... -is iln- o i i h w o m a n 111 h e r MIT c l a s s lo nn In ci.nlu.it> s c h o o l W r o n g . S h e w a s |iisi i)n lust in g o |<n a n M l T T h . ! ) . . a d i l l e r e i n k e ttle nl d i - g i n s W h i l e w e w e r e t a l k i n g genclt 1 Iasi s n m m v i I w r o t e alHiut th e s t a t u e o l s n tlr .igls ts I tit t« 11.1 M o l t . S u s a n It A l t l l i n i i v ami K ll/.ibctli ( adv S l a n l o n - a k a T h r e e D u l l e s hi a l i a l l i t u b 1 l 1.1t w a s m o v e d f r o m th e C a p i t o l h a s n n r n l to th e C a p i t o l R o t u n d a . I s a i d t w o nl i l i n s r la th e s met a s d e l e g a t e s l o a n a b o l i t i o n c o n v e n t i o n Well, p l e k y p ic k y . I s t a n d c n r i r c i c i t For iln* i n o u l . M o lt w a s a d e l e g a t e Inal S t a n t o n w a s t h e r e .is .1 spouse. T l i e h i s t o r i a n s w e r e a l t e r m e a g a in w h e n I * r e f e r r e d to F D R ' s Kite h e l l < iliutel In a p ie t c a b o u t C l l i i l o n s l e e p o v e r s In th e L i n c o l n I h d r o o m ll t u r n s out that A m l i c w J a c k s o n b o il th e K i l l li e n C a b i n e t , I D R h o d il n t t i a m I rust O K . h ill l l i e y p r o b a b l y m et In i h r k i n l i e u If y o u th i n k I h e h i s t o r y p o l i t e tire l o u g h , t iv th e g r a m m a r p o l i c e . O n c e a g a in . I u s e d d i e word "disin terested " w hen I meant ■ u n i n t e r e s t e d . " O r d i d I m i s u s e It? A b u s e it? M a t h |>ollce a l s o a b o u n d C illlc tz in g Ihe Judge w l i o let U t i l i s e W n o d w . u d go l i c e . I s a i d lha t M . i l l h c w H a p p e n liv e d 2 9 2 d a y s, w h i l e tinnanny r e s p o n s i b l e tin h i s d e a th s e r v e d 279 days. S o m e o n e a e tu a lly co m p la in e d M seem s h e liv e d 27H d a y s . I h a d d i e n u i i i h e i s w r o n g : hut it's I h e Judge w h o m a d e i h e te al m i s i a k e F Uially, w i i e n I c r i t i c i z e d iln- p r e s i d e n t m i l a n d m i n e s . I r e m i n d e d h i m o f th e C l m i o u th em e song. "Let's S i o n T h in k in g Ah m ti T o m o rro w ." Ylpes. The title is "D o n 't Stop Th in kin g About T om orro w ." A n d n o w w i i l i m y d e e p a p o l o g i e s to tJ k i w o o d M .ie a n d f o n d f a r e w e l l s l o 1997. l e i 's sta rt t h i n k i n g a b o u t t o m o r r o w . ________ — 1 - f �Sunlorrt Herald Sanfnrd. Florida Tuesday January 6. 1998 Ml School Board Revenue Generated by Economic Development Programs PO LIC E B RIEFS DUI charged John M< G owcii. :t2, ill 230$) 1 I i -.i ( I S.inlutil was .11 lis te d Sutimluv I tv Oviedo |hi Ini Mi lu m en wus lim it e d vvilli I >1 1 .mil itn vrln rle rvgls li.ilmn lie was arrested nn SI,||e Un.nl t i l R e sistin g w ith o u t violen ce arrest K.illileen Hitlei.t Ifi. lit 2437 s i li.ise Am s.mlnnl was ,it tested Smiil.lV Iiv Seillltllile t nniiH deputies I lei let.i wus • bulged will I tes|sl|||g Without vinleni i Hi’ilel.i wus attested •it the mine! lit I2lh Slieel .mil S I . Id III Ml 1 M i l l Figh t w ith officer |-Item Si s s |i i || 27 III 2/>HO Ridgewood Ave S.mtiilil was ■II lestei) S-ilillil.iv 1>v S.uiliml jmjli e Sessnrn was <bulged VM111 bultrtV nil i law eltllill e ttielil nllli ei .mil it slstlng with M u l l Hi i RepoM s.ilil lh.it Ses slim .till I'rdlv Inllehl nllli el ,is lie w.is 1111111' .i|i|i|eitflllleil G irlfrien d a llege d ly punched i ilenn Mi I ii>i i.ill I l h hi 2fi2b s i t+ik Am Sailing d w.is ,u tested Simil.iv h\ s.inlutil jin Ini Mi linn.ilil was i barged with h.|ttet\ .mil .inesleil 111 the «!‘*(M) till.i K nl Smith I'.uK I tnve !(e|m! I s.ili| that Mi I Inn.till allegedly |itit11 heil Ills glllitleml III the I II c (hugged hi I by th< hall ami Jiilt hi t III a he.nlli.1 K A ssault c h a rg e d M h i it Isniitug Is nl tZi't lte|||ltlgtnn O a k s III L ik e Man was .(nested Saturday bv Seimtinle l utility de|ilitles Sdiitaj; was i hauled with as •..mil ami a lt*-led at the above .util tess Suntan ullrgrdlv thleati tied his HitIlMclld s suit B attery arrest I lull a i d l a llljib ell a l nl ,1-1/1 <ileenw.it si Salitntd w a s al listed S.iluid.lt tiv Sanliild |h1111 ( l ,i111|>1ielt w.is i bulged with buttery and ariested Iti tin hum him k ul West Kith Stieet i allijihelt allegedly |i|ltn bed Ills gliltllriid sevrial l i m e s in tin head Incidents A wallet inniam inn a i hei k hunk all A IM i.u d and $1.12 in Name of Company i ash were stolen Sunday In the 3(»00 block ol South Orlando I >1lie A Honda ('H I2 .r> m ntorcycle worth $H(K) was stolen Saturday in the 1900 bloc k of H olly Avenue A 35mm cam era, a trlrplione. a Hit huh . a MaHuavox i atm o lder and a small ktille were stolen Friday In the 2.100 block ol Narcissus A vrn u r T o ­ tal atnotml ol property stolen was $ I (tOO ( An Kmerson ecpiall/et, a K t.u o AM/I’M C l) teatly stereo and other Hems were stolen Saturday m the |0() Mm k of lo w n r • filte r lloulevard total am iiiiiii o| pm pertv stolen was $750 A bl.uk (lo ck radio worth $25 was stolen Friday 111 the IOOO Mm k ot West Sevetllti Stieet A hiiiwn Ht* Itim k ( entiirv tom dooi In ruse plate mimher WKSI»2V. was stolen Friday In the lo on him k ol Rosri till t It i le A puts*- with num erous Items Im ludliiH $35 t ash was stolen Friday in the l riOO 1>1*« k ol Smith 1 m iu h Avenue A white 7‘ t ( adlllai Sedan DeVllle lour limit license plate n u m lxi SWR70W was stolen Ilm rsdav III the 400 hloi k ol bn list Avenue A red (M) I'initial Sunlilrd tout dm it III ense plate nilinlx-r t /T/KI was stolen Friday in the -Il k) him k ol I* h list Ave til IT' Sixteen hundred M io tim r * ups w eir sloleli Friday In the I <MMi him k of F rent h Avrnur A Sears ( rail sm all 11 horsepower ndiuH mower worth $ I _bH!> was stolen S in day tn the 22tX> him k ot Com mutiny Way An KAA 'iinio Startlie hand Hun ami a Maretla ftinm hand Hun were stolen Saturday in tin' l inn him K ol South F rru rh Avenue lotal amount ol jirop crty stolen was $7<X) A datk blue hr> Itu lik l.e S ab ir lour (loot. Ill ruse plale M l '2ND. was stolen Friday in the tun him k ot Fast Fltst Street < u n rm y lol.dinH sM»7r» in was stolen Saturday In the 21*) him k ot low u ( rid er ( IM le Hecoton ATST (BCSJ ATST (CITS) Cincinnati Bell Dtion Ticondeioga Sotlweie Support. Inc BellSouth Mobility Brrte Conveyor Systems HTE Mobilrte Phoenir Intornetional Seagate Scfterare Harvesttife Insu'ance Florida Extrudeis Southeast Services. Inc TOTALS -4 3 Sonny Bono dies in accident Salvatore "Sonny" Bono 62 died Monday in a skiing accident Bono was famous as part of the singing duo with his wile Cher in tin* 1970s He also was heavily involved in politics He was the mayor ol Palm Springs, Califor­ nia. and lie was currently serving as a mombet ol the U S House ot Representative (R CA ) Cops seek clues in bank heist From Staff Re porta___________ WINTER SPRINGS • The Sherifft* Olhcr Major Crimes Set him Is Invcntlgullng the a nned lobhery ol the Great Western Hank. BtiOl Red Hug I.ike RtMil. Winter Springs. Tlie tobheiy necurml shortly betme II p in. Monday. The suspect walked up lo the teller and passed her a note. The note implied that he had a gun and ordered her to Hive him the money hum the east) drawer. The teller compiled. The sus­ pect then lied on loot. The susjM'i t is a white male, early 20s, live- fool 10 -Inches. 170 |>ounds. He had a turn* t.iehe and several days growl h ol heard. Hie suspect was wearing a white Green Hay I’aikrrs lap. strtjied shirt and blue Jeans. No vehicle was seen. Hie suspect never showed a weapon during the rolibrry. No one was Injured. Tills was the llrst hank robbery In uiUncorjHjrated Seminole County In l«H*H MARY A. D1 LORENZO Mary A Dl Lorenzo, H|. Candlewtek Court. Saulord. died Sunday, Jan. 4. 199H. Horn In Hrooklyn. N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1989 Irotn Sarasota. Mrs. Dl L>rrn/o wus a homemaker. She was a member of Nativity Catholic Church. Survivors include husband. Frank. Sanford: daughters. Kleanor Ullano. Ling wood, and Hemadetle Ortega. Queens, N.Y.; four grandchildren. H*ildwm-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. ESTHER E. LEGOORE Esther E. Leggorr. 73. 20th Si reel. Sanford, died Sunday. Jan. 4. 1098. Horn In Laurasler. Fa., she moved to Central Florida In 1961 from New Jer­ sey. Mrs. Leggorr was a nurse. She was a member of the First United Methodist. Survivors include husband. Ira. Sanfurd; son. Leslie. San­ ford: daughters. Undo Metzger. Lora Baylrs. North Carolina: brother, Casper Dagen. Pennsylvania; seven grandehildrrn: seven great­ grandchildren. Haldwln-Falrchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary. In charge of arrangements. GLADYS JOY MOORE Gladys Joy Moure, 95. East Second Street. Sanford, died Saturday. Jan. 3, 1998. Horn In Hot Springs. Ark., she School Board Revenue Generated 5180.648 155,198 S223.358 1770,435 135,544 S26.880 $325,668 $115,414 $24,331 $119,428 $33,595 $97 913 $130 466 $172,619 $65,234 $27,599 $2 394 332 FY 96/97 $180 648 _________ L___ _ J r FY 97/98 FY 98/99 FY 99/00 FY 00/01 FY 01/02 FY 02/03 i FY 03/04 $180,648 $55,198 $223 358 $770 435 $35,544 $26 880 $180 648 $55,198 $223 350 $770 435 $35,544 $26 880 $325,66B $115,414 $24,331 $119,428 $33,595 $87 913 $130,468 $180 648 $55,198 $223,350 $770,435 $35,544 $26 880 $325,668 $115 414 $24,331 $119,428 $33,595 $87,913 $130,468 $172 619 $180,648 $55,198 $223 358 $770,435 $35,544 $26,860 $325,668 $115,414 $24 331 $119,428 $33,595 $87 913 $130,468 $172,619 $180 648 $55,198 $223,358 $770,435 $35,544 $26,BB0 $325,668 $115,414 $24,331 $119 428 $33,595 $87 913 $130 468 $172619 $ 1BO.648 $55,198 $223 358 $770,435 $35,544 $26,880 $325,668 $115,414 $24,331 $119,428 $33 595 $87,913 $130,460 $172,619 $180,644 $55,194 $223 354 $770,435 $35,544 $26,880 $325,684 $115 414 $24,331 $119,424 $33.59) $87,913 $130,468 $172,619 $115,414 $180 648 $1 407,477 $2 128 B80 $2 301.499 $2 301.499 $2 301.499 $2,301,499 $2,301,490 D e ve lo p C on tin u ed from Page 1A lain and assist targeted Hr dtistries Hie primary Ho.ils were to shill the tax burden hum tesidi nii.d to ( (irtitneri lal land uses while makiUH the ( oiintv s ei onoitiv less rrspnrt sive to ( v i l i i . i l downturns in tin nation.d ri on om v I he Jobs Growth Incentive ProHtam IJtill means that the in iin tv o l i d s Im .in iial Hu h i lives lo t.irHclrd businesses wliii h i hoiisr to relm ale or expand within Sem inole ( oiintv Awards aie detrnum ed on a ease hy i as* has|s wllh all em phasis on hn< k and mortar pro|ei 1s 111'- iiHrrement details promised p d to rn ia m e p.rrumr ters for thi lltm and provides the ( oiintv With a surety/ i r i iiyrrv mei h.misrn New |ot>s lor whli h tnist lutids aw.ittls ate made must t*r permanent full llrnr Joljs paying a minimum ol Mi per cent ihe average annual wane lives have a lot to do w llh the (let Islotis these I iitujtnnles make " In the next lew years. lurk is going to be a key player In developments made bv tile lounty to impmvi businesses along I S lllgbyv.iv 17 92 Ills expertetu e m landscape an bl i n lin e uiban design and pto) n t planing should prove to be invaluable " W e re going to do whatever we ran to rrvllall/r the 17 92 i orndor he said "1’iiblu pllvale partnerships arc ex trrm rlv important We want to jirovlde all Ihe help we can to Ibe businesses nn 17 92 Seminole ( oiintv Is also an at live partii ip.ini ui the grow­ ing global market through its illeillht I ship and pal t it Ipalllili in the Metro Orlando Interna t tonal A llans Com m ission and tbr (a onoiuii Development Comm ission ol Mid Florida and the h iiern ah on .il fo u n t (1 ol Central Florida The (o iin tv has been a host to representatives ot W|« klnw ( oiintv Ireland Ihe Ivory t oast, the Navarre Region, Spain the Iias(|tie Autonom ous Community. Spain South Korea. Serbia and the city of Rot­ terdam. Netherlands lust (>< tuber, the enunty'ti Fa otiomli Developm ent website went on line on the In­ ternet Since going on line the ( (unity has received more than 4,r>2() visits on the E I). site. ol $ 2 I (X X ) Job s m u s t l*c i Tea le d W llh ttl tw o y e a rs ol th e a w a r d of K in d s a n d m u s t la- re ta in e d d u rlM H a tw o ye.it p c itn d f ro m th e d ate o l |nh i re a tlo li a n d h ir e "We get teijuests rvervdav horn the I S and businesses ill olbet i m inutes said lin k 49 "S o m e wdt i otne to us and some won I they rr obviously looking tor Ibe Ixst deal they ran get Ih ev play one an a against aiiotbrr "It s hern proven tb.it lllien ■n JESSIE PEARL DILLONGAINE8 Jessie iTarl Dillon Gaines. »i5. Klliott Street, Sunlord. died Thursday. Jan I. 199H Horn Nov 11. I9J2 In Dunel Ion. Fla . she moved to this area in 1957 Mrs Dillon Gaines was a homemaker. She was a member of ihe Springfield M It Church Survivors include husband. Roosevelt Galurs. Sanford: suns. Klhrrt Dillon. Vemon Dillon. Roosevelt Gaines. Jr , all of Sanford, daughter. Coreilia I. Galurs. Sanford. Kslrr Clark. Hetty Wesley, both of Sauloid. two grandehildrrn. one great graudi htld. Wilson Elehrlbrrgrr Mort uarv. Ini-.. Sanford, in charge of arrangements First Year to Receive Payback 96/97 97/98 97/98 97/96 97/98 97/98 9B/99 98/99 98/99 98/99 98/99 98/99 98/99 99/00 pending pending hi HAIR*NAILS*TANNING*MASSAGE FULL SETS PINK&WHITE....... REGULAR WITH POLISH............ MANICURE....... ’ t moved to I crural Florida in 1990 Ms Moore was a sei re lary She was a Protestant Survivors include daughter. Hobble Ib om as Dike Mary, sister. Doris Osm an Cauoga I‘.uk Ca It.ildwm Fairi hild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home. Dike Marv tn ( barge ol arrangements ALICE J. PATINGALE Alice J Pat Ingale. 66. Snow­ bird ( IM le Saulord. died I n day. J.ui 2. 1998. Horn In Mi­ ami. Fla . sbe moved to Cen tral Florida horn Winter Haven in 196(1 Ms Pahngalr was a homemaker She was a Seven Dav Adventist. She was a member ol tin- D A V Lodge and tbe V I W Dulles Auxil­ iary Survivors include flame. Hobby Bryant. Sanford; sons. L in y Procter. Deltona, James Slltklaud. Orlando. Jim Patingale. Saulord. David Stlckland. Deltona, Keith Patlngalr. Sor­ rento. Fla.: daughters. Debbie Kaiser. Rrnrr Joshlyn. Teresa Flowers, all of Sanford. Bec ky Pattngale, Middletown. Ohio: sister. Hetty l^isseter. Dothan. Ala.; brothers. Hobby Williams. Houston, Texas, J.R. Williams. Alabama; 17 grandchildren: seven great grandchildren. Haldwlu-Falrehlld Oaklawn I'ark Cemetery and Funeral Home. Like Mary. In charge uf arrangements. ZORAH NEISWANDER Zoruh Madge Nelswander. 87. Hawthume Avenue, died Sunday. Jan 4. 1998. Hum In Hear Creek. Ala., she was re ­ tired. Mrs. Nelswander was a member of Church of Christ. Survivors include daughter. Ruse Sellers. Alhrns. Ga.; son. Drennen Nelswander. Athens. Ga.; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Lord and Stephen Funeral Home East. Athens. Ga.. In charge of arrangements. JEAN L. NOLL Jean L. Noll. 72. Lemon UliiiT Road, Osteen, died Saturday. Jan. 3. 1998. Horn July 26. 1925 tn Wllkinsburg. Pa., she moved to Central Florida In 1952. Mrs. Noll was a retired cleclroult-s worker for the D e­ partment of Defense. She wus a Presbyterian. SuiMvurs include husband. Jark Noll. Osteen: mother. Es­ ther Wynkuop, Winter Park: daughters. Penny Crull, Kan­ sas City Judy Garupir. Or lundu. Knn Guru pit Hrulun. Si uun Flu step-duughters, June Cooper. Suufnrd. Jeanne l*ltlenger Porll.uul. Pu . sis ter. Hurhura Furman. Wichita Fulls. Iexu>. II grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Grumkow Funeral Home. Sanford m (barge nl ar­ rangements |> in tins afternoon at the Grumkow Funeral Home Chapel with Hev Hr Dale L. Heaton otll (luting Inlenneiil will tie private Mrs Noll was prr diseased by her •sin Kntx-ri Alan (iur.ipu In lien ot flowers the lattillv request me mortal eontnhutlons to liie Amen i.iii ( .imer Society Son ILink liollding 2(M) W First si . I1O Hox 95. Sanford. Flu 32772 0095 Grumkow Funeral liotiie. 500 K LUCILLE B. SMITH STONE Lucille H Smith Stone. 1*6. took Hill Road. Cheshire. Conn., died Sunday. Dec. 28. 1997 at Elm Park Baptist Home Horn Aug 19. 1901 In Georgia, she moved lo Cheshite in 1989, and previously re­ sided in Sunlord fur many years. Survivors include son. G er­ ald I. Smith. Avon. Conn.; sis­ ter. Verne Smith. Sanford: two grandsons; two great­ grandchildren Die Alderson Funeral Home. Cheshire. Conn.. In charge of arrangements. Airport lltvd . San font in c h a rg e ol a rrang em ents 14071 322 3213 tip ! I K ( WITH AD QUIT |i GIFT CERTIFICATES GIFT SETS AND DAY OF BEAUTY PACKAGES AVAILABLE CALL FOR SPECIALS ON TANNING & MASSAGE B uc » mwoc: iz2s B Houit Hon !F7»Tun A Thun M Wif IFfi •J*lil M i I J ! 1740 W AirpoH BivO • Sanlom• 3?3 sO. AJI Transmission Defects Are Not M^jor Problems Con su lt a Sp ecia lty H a r r e ll & B e v e r ly T r a n s m is s io n s NOLL. JEAN L. Memorial funeral services fur Mrs Jean L Null. 72. ot Osteen. who died Saturday will be at 2 PEDICURES r ■D 1.ILU *-| 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford ______ 30 Years... Same Location Fam ous Recipe Chicken S a n fo r d • (407) 323-3650 s ifi r SH 1 5 -p T e c e 1 1 25-Piece 9 9 $ 99 $ 11 Family Fam ily Feast Plus Ti* Pint In * 15 pieces uf stusicn. nuvcJ CI |'aaitm«»a *M - »| * j | Bucket I wtikHtr Hex gr* * 2 (unit mxsheii putalues 1(4 lltu* 1 9 05_ S ^ F r e n e w um • I 172 pint |ns) • Mtumesi) Ic bultcrnuli biscuits Not vaW with any other ott*( o( ^ I • 25 piaft uf ituckcfi, nuicil I I I (Seoounl Good lor a tunned lune _ F im w iR ic lg «C h ltlii«j I 2-P ie ce Super Snack • 2 puvn uf chiskrri. iiuu-J • I side dish ul >uur thuue (sum Mjbtliluuun cxirel • I tuiursl) le butmmilk biwuil Not viler wen any other oflei w 18 n w in Cktliicil M-ert* k«**t Piu i tit Noi valid ta*in any oitmt oflar o* _ ^imou* Ricljij_CMcM«j j"2-Piece Combo 1 J1; Meal UfehiWI (M td -H s 'n 'l I • 2Mile item s c*i*f!f Hu** u IktkHa lint* Niimi 11 • 1 humcsljlc butu-rmitL biwuil 1 / 0 11 • 30 u/ dnni . . . . . . 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If you are new to PONY Baseball you will need a copy of your birth certificate to register. Some registration fees have been reduced In the younger ogc groups. Call 323-5570 for more Information. Spring Turkey Quota Permit applicatlone available now OCALA _ Turkey hunter prepare: spring turkey quota hunt permit applications are available right now at the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission’s (OFC) regional offices or from the OFC'a Quota Hunt Ofllce In Tallahassee. Sportsmen can also request that, an applica­ tion be sent by mall by calling either the Ocala regional office at (352) 732-1225. or the Quota Hunt OfBce In Tallahassee at (850) 488-8573. The applications must be completed and sub­ mitted by mall to the OFC’a quota hunt ofllce In Tallahassee before January 14 In order to be eli­ gible for the random drawing. After the random drawing the OFC will Issue any remaining permits on a first-come, firstserved basis. Quality not quantity O nly three SAC football players earn All-S tate honors, but tw o m ake First Team Seminole junior offensive lineman Jeff Fain (left) wee honored earlier this sea­ son as the Sanford Optimist Club Seminole High School Player-of-theWeek. This past weekend he and Lake Howell High School senior linebacker Kawicka Mitchell (above) received an even bigger honor when they were named to the First Team AM-State Footbafl Team in Class 5A and Class BA, re­ spectively, by the Florida Sports Writers Association. By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD _ The Seminole Ath­ letic Conference was not exactly overwhelmed with the number of football players recognized by the FSWA (Florida Sports Writers As­ sociation) for All-State honors, but you sure couldn’t argur with the quality. Bee All-State, P ag* 2B Turkey hunters on most public wildlife man­ agement area* (WMAa). and private lands do not need a spring turkey quota hunt permit. Howrver you will need one If you plan to hunt any of the following management areas located In the OFC’a Central Region: Caravelle Ranch In Mar­ lon and Putnam counties; Flying Eagle In Citrus County; Half Moon In Sumter County; OcalaLake Delaney Unit In Marlon and Putnam coun­ ties; Rlchloam In Sumter, Lake. Pasco and Her­ nando counties; Seminole Forest In County; Seminole Ranch In Orange County; Prairie Lakes Unit of Three Lakes in Osceola County; and Tosohatchee In Orange County. In order to turkey hunt on any of these a rras you must possess a valid Florida hunting li­ cense. a spring turkey quota hunt permit, a wild turkey stamp and a wildlife management area stamp. W in n in g w eekend for local prep team s R«cr«atlon volleyball meeting By OBAN SMITH SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment will hold an ocganfoattonal aaeetlML for Polar Bear Recreational and Power VoUsybali Leagues next Wednesday. January 7th at 8 JO p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. The Recreational (No Spike) League plays on Monday nights and the Power League plays on W ednesday nights. All games are played at !Sanford Middle School. Call 330-5097 for more Information. Herald Sport* Editor OVIEDO . The Oviedo boys' b a s ­ ketball team got the weekend off to a good start for the county’s high school athletic teams with a 81-5| victory over DcLand In a Class 8Ar District 3 game Friday night. Lake Howell's girls’ basketball team then followed suit on Satur­ day night, knocking off the Bull­ dog*. 62-54. In a BA-3 contest. Oviedo's girls' soccer team also got IU post-holiday schedule started on a high note, thumping homestanding Edgewatcr. 10-0, In Orlando on Saturday. Finally, the Lake Brantley tilng team gained a split, dropping a 44-22 decision to LaRue High School from Kentucky and d a m p ­ ing Winter Springs In a Seminole Athletic Conference match. 80-9. Church Basketball masting SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment will hold an organliaUonal meeting for an Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League on Thursday. January 8th at 6:30 p.m. at the Down­ town Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a alow break league, and Competitive leagues are being planned. Call 330-5897 for more Information. Lake Marv softball LAKE M A R Y . The City of Lake Mary Depart­ ment of Parka and Recreation will be conducting a Polar Bear Softball season at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. The 10-week leagues will begin play the week of January 19th. Women's Fast Pitch will be offered on Monday night’s and Men’s C Leagues will be played on Wednesday and Friday night’s. Registra tion will be taken at Lake Mary City Hall, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Registration packets can be picked up at City H alf at any time. The City of Lake Mary provides balls, umpires and storekeepers for all games. First place teams In each league receive a championship team trophy and championship T-shirts for each player. Call 324-3007 for more Information. WCW In Daytona DAYTONA BEACH _ Thursday Night Thunder, at the Daytona Beach Ocean Center on Thurs­ day, January 0th at 7:30 p.m., has just become electrifying with the announcement of the main eventin It'a Hollywood Hulk Hogan versus Diamond Dallas Page In a grudge match that will tear the roof downttl Plus It’s the W C W debut o f Bret Hartltt Also on the great nationally televised first time ever event will be the Nature Boy Rick Flair. Curt Henning. Scott Hall. The Plant and the Macho There are atm some tickets left, so hurry over to the Ocean Center Box Office or your local Ticketmaster outlet. Altamonte Springs Babo Ruth ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Altamonte Springs n«hi» Ruth Baseball spring registration will be held on Saturday, January 10th. at Eastmonte Park from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The cost is ft70. Our program includes ages 5 to 18 years of age. Head coach Cad Brown (left) and Junior superstar Lauren Bradley have lad the Laka Mary girls' basketball team to the lop of the state's Class 6A rankings, but the Rams being snubbed by national voters despite an 18-0 •till Rams girls honored, slighted By JEFF B E R U N IC U Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ There la one person who has an Idea on how to atop the Lake Mary girls basketball team. *1 wouldn’t want to get Into a running game with them.* Cart Brown said. *You need to get a shot off every time you move down court. You need team speed and a strong Inside and outside game and play strong defense to alter their shots.* Unfortunately for Lake Mary as opponents and the rest of the Seminole Athletic Conference. Brown Is the Lake Mary coach and h e Is doing everything he can to prevent that from happening. Aa a matter of fact, he la doing such a good lob that the' Lady Rams are the Number One In the Number One. Lake Mary, after a loss by Pensacola last week, took over the number one ranking In the state’s highest classification. Class GA. Pensacola beat the Lady UON8 61. BUUDOO# 88 (83) Jartuan IS. Hookrr 6. Mine 3. Cummins* 17. Wallrry IS. Total* 31 ll- I B S3. ' >181) C ulm 3. Footer 13. Oombm 13. nrfartt 3. Rrgtetn IS. Helper 10. Tlltale: 34 11-31 SI. 10 Three-potnt Srid 31. Ttm • Fouled out uty- Labonte posts fast lap on last day of GM test t p r C I te the Harold DAYTONA BEACH _ 1996 NASCAR Winston Cup champion Terry Lab onte posted the quick­ est lap for the third consecutive day as Oeneral Motors NASCAR Winston Cup testing concluded Monday at Daytona International Speedway. Labonte was clocked at 47.852 seconds, for an average speed o f 188.060 miles per hour, which w as Just shy of the teat session’s best lap o f 188.139 mph which Labonte posted on Sun­ day. Bobby Hamilton, now driving the No. 4 Kodak Film Chevrolet after leaving the 8TP Pontiac Team of Richard Petty In the off-season, ended up with the fourth quickest time Monday with a run of 47.973 seconds, for an average speed of 187.606 mph. Hamilton finds himself in an enviable posi­ tion as the 1996 Daytona BOO approaches, driving for Morgan-McCfciie Motorsports. Mor­ gan-McClure has prepared three of the last seven care to visit Daytona's Victory Lane fol­ lowing a Daytona 500. T h e first time I pulled onto the racetrack. 1 w a it up through the gearbox, and I thought to myself what have I been missing.* said Hamil­ ton. ’ I'm looking forward to the Daytona 500. I already told this team, anything to do with Day­ tona and Talladega. I wasn’t going to open my mouth. I’ll start talking at the Intermediate tracks. * There Is a little added pressure being In this car. but the pressure Just comes from the mag­ nitude o f the Daytona 500 Itself, not necessarily because o f the car Tm In. I know they run good here, and 1 draft good, so hopefully good things will happ en. Every time this car comes down here, U has a shot at winning. I feel like there might be a little added pressure there Just be­ cause they had such a bad season last year, they want to perform In 1998.* Ford’s NASCAR Winston Cup teams begin the first o f two three-day January test sessions to­ day and the public will get the first real look at the Thurus body-style they will run this season, replacing the discontinued Thunderblrd. Following the Ford teat. Sports C ar Testing (for the Rolex 24 At Daytona) will take place on January 9-11. Oeneral Motors will return on January 12-14. NASCAR Buach Series Testing is January 15-16. NASCAR Goody's Dash Series Testing la January 17-18. and Ford will return to end winter testing at Daytona an January 192 1« A section of the Oldfield Grandstand la open daily at no charge from 9 son. to 5 p.m. with access through DAYTONA USA. T h e Ultimate Motorsports Attraction.* Qulded tours o f the Speedway are also avail­ able from 9 J O a.m. to 5 p.m. for a nominal fee. F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �2 S ■ Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Honda ■ Tuesday. January 6. 1998 Lake Mary- Briefs----------------Continued from Page IB Continued f r o m P a g e I B nament In which they vverr plating, featuring some of the top teams In the state. Forward Mary Leah Sutton was named Most Valuable Player ol the tournament and Joined point guard Ashler Hallancr and forward Laurrn Bradley on the aU-toumamcnt team. Tonight, the Lady Rams take on their strong­ est conference rival, Lyman, at home. Game time Is 7:30 p.m. The Lady Greyhounds under Bruce Bonaventurr. have already Ireaten Oviedo and gave Inkr Mary a tough game earlier this season at the Dr. Phillips Classic when they slowed the pace down the entire game and made l-akr Mary make a strung fourth quarter run. After the first Lyman game this season, many of Lake Mary's other opponents have takrn on a similar offensive scheme, slowing the ball down and hoping to win In the fourth quarter. Like the rankings. Brown said It gets frustrating some­ times. "We’re not playing against other tennis.* Brown said. *We‘rr playing against Lake Mary and that's our challenge. It's tough to keep playing against slowdowns but that Just means they respect our game.” Maybe. If Lake Mary can mn tire rest of the table, and there's no reason to see why not. some national voters may respect their game too. Rams In the stair finals last season. 01-58. but. despite four underclassmen lit the starting lineup. Lake Mary Is now the team to beat. However, despite the undefeated record (18-01 In the largest state In the south. Lake Man* still hasn't gotten the national notice a team In their position might deserve. When the USA Today came out with Its Top 25 last week, the Lady Rams were nowhere to be found. Even mote. Lake Mary wasn't ranked In the Top-10 of the newspaper's South rankings. Despite maintaining that his tram was play* tng every game one at a time. Brown said It was frustrating that his girls weren't getting the no­ tice he feels they deserve. *It'a frustrating.* Brown aald. *! don’t know how they come up with those rankings but \vc let the polls take care of themselves. Wc get frustrated but we have to play the games one at a time.” If the nation hasn't noticed, at least the state of Florida has. When Pensacola suffered Its first loss lust week. Brown walked Into the Lake Mary locker room Just prior to Its game In Sarasota and simply drew a big *1" on the chalk board. He told the girls of the Pensacola loss and the Drdy Rams went out and took the (Inals of the tour­ Preps SIL V E R H A W K S 83 BULLDOOS U D c L a s d (54 ) Chonan 10. MoU 3. Jackson 15. Mldt e i 14. Snllh 3. lira 3. drown 8 To­ tal* 20 12-20 54. Lake H ow ell (S3) Mean 5. Kane 0. OlUron 5. Ilu a II. Hn*d 22. Dau* II. Totals: IS 23-37 62. D eLand 10 IB 10 IB 54 LAke H ow ell 11 31 IB IB _ S3 Thrre-pocnt Arid (oala . DeLand 2 (MoU I. Jackson II; take Howell 3 IPuza 2. Kane 1) Total fouls DeLand 24: Lake Howell IS. roukd out _ DeLand. Chonan Technical* _ none. Hreords _ Deland 7-7; Lake Howell 12 0. Junior vanity _ lake Howell 41. DeLand 27. BOCCKR G IR L S L IO N S 10. 6 O O « . 10 0 0 Call Carpenger at (407) 320-3670 for more details. Lake Mary Llttla League Sanford Adult Softball LAKE MARY _ Lake Mary Little League will offer a full range of baseball and softball programs for boys and girls, ages 5-15. Registration will be held at the Lakr Mary K-Mart on Saturday .J anu ary 17th and 24th from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and Sunday, Janu­ ary 18th and 25th from noon to 5:30 p.m. Registration fee Is $35 (Includes MLB Jer­ sey and cap. pants and socks). Also, the annual membership meeting will be held on Friday, January 23rd at 7:30 p.m. at the Lake Mary Community Center on Country Club Road. All 1997 regular members are Invited to a t­ tend and will be eligible to vote at the meet­ ing. If you cant attend please be sure to call Carmen Moarhouse, League Secretary, at 324-8917 to arrange for an absentee ballot. SANFORD _ Tire Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is taking registrations for the Adult Softball Leagues at the Downtown Recreation Center on the first floor of Sanford City Hall on the com er o f Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue. The slowpltch leagues to be offered for the Polar Bear Leagues starting In January are men's, women's, Co-Ed. church and a new Industrial division for company teams only. For more Information please call 330-5697. SHS alumni baseball SANFORD _ Seminole High School Is looking for alumni to attend the annual baseball game and cnokmit to be held on Saturday. January 24, 1998. Please call Mike Powers at 320-5058 and leave your name and num ber and someone will return call with Information. Girls' wrestling tournaments C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e I B SATURDAY For more Information, please call our mes­ sage line at 263-7910. Goal* _ CMcUo 10 |IUU 3. CuMro 2. Aaby 2. Chapman I. Walt* t. Dubr I. ChrUtlana II. A»*I*U _ Ovmlu 4 ICavtru I. Hall I. CUne I. Christiana I). Simla on fnu] .Oviedo 32; Edfiewatrr I. Save* . Oviedo I; Kdfrwatcr 22 Hrcord* . Ovlnlo 3-2; Edficwatrr 3-3-2. Junior vanity _ Oviedo 2. Kdgrwatrr I. W R E S T L IN G LAR UE (ICT.) 44 LAK E B R A N TLE Y 33 103 . Romano (Lake Drmntleyl wun by forfeit: 113 _ Martin (Lake llranUry) defeated Thompson, ltt-2: 110 _ Mill (Lake Brantley) pinned f ox. 0:31: 135 _ Hainan (Lake llrantleyl dc fratrd McCoy. 7-5: 130 _ Payne llaKuc) defeated Hogan. 0-7: 135 _ reanaU (LaRuel pinned Davis. 0:41: 140 _ Cooper (LaRuel defeated Kitchen. 10-4: 145 _ dank* ILaRue) defeated Kmal. 10-6; 153 _ >haw (LaRuel pinned Joyce. 1:15: ISO _ LaJtue (LaRuel technical fall over Richards. 17-1: 171 _ OLoughlln ILake Brantley) defeated Meredith. I I - 5. 18B _ Drtrr (LaRuel pinned Fusco, 1:43; 315 _ Deapaln ILaRue) won by forfeit: H wt _ Rlneer (LaRuel won bf forfeit LAK E B R A NT LE Y 00 W IN T E R SPR1NOS B 103 _ Hisnano Hake dnuitley) pinned Zuikov* h 1:10: 113 . Martin (Lake drantleyl pinned Godktn. 1:50. 1 I B _ Hill (Luke drantleyl pinned Lallathln. 2.51: 1 2 5 . Cuuo (Winter Spring*! de­ feated llalraoei. 7-1; 130 _ llohan (lake drantleyl defealrd Webber. 13-5; 135 _ Davt* (Lakr drantleyl pinned Omum. OS#. 140 . Kitchen (lake drantleyl pinned Santorr. 0:28. 145 _ Kmakl (Lake drantleyl pinned (toss. 2:11: 183 .Joyce (lake drantleyl de­ feated Quest. H I: 160 _ Richards ILake llranllcyl pinned Mailer. 0:37; 171 . OLuugiilin ILukr drantleyl pinned lUylopa. 4:15: 1SB _ Fusco (Lake drantleyl pinned Smar*. 2.36; 315 _ double forfeit. H wt _ Good (Winter Spring*) won by forfeit. R n _ Lake dnuitley 2 3. ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a series of Women's In­ vitational Wrestling Tournaments in associa­ tion with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The final two tournaments will take place at Lake Brantley High School on January 10th and February 20th. Women are eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost $30 as a team or $5 as an Indi­ vidual. Tentative weight classes are 94, 101. 110. 119, 127, 138. 14B and 165 pounds. Each tournament will be double elimina­ tion. feature folkstyle rules and there will be Individual awards. Legal Mottoes ORLANDO _ To comply with changes in the stateside waterfowl rules and eliminate confusion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emeralds Marsh Type 11 Wildlife Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting permit for the Emeralds Marsh Type II WMA can hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday of the sea­ son. The permits are available through the Tax Collector Offices of Lakr, Orange. M ar­ lon and Volusia counties. The duck and coot season at the Emeralds Marsh Type II W M A will end on January 20th. with a youth hunt scheduled for Jan u ­ ary 24th. Legal Notlcaa Legal Notices Legal Notices e m a il Cawft IN D M IM M TtO M TN JUDICIAL emcvMT on a»haar a copy ot Mta naUca M aarvad court rv. data at Ma twat swSSddbda at ttua nottea atuat taa thaw ctaaar •Hh ttua Court WITHIN THI LATIN OF THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI OATS OF THI FIRST FUBUCATtON OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY OATS AFTIR THI OATt OF 2IRVICI OF A COFV OF THtl NOTICI ONTHIM. *a. Mean**vaiauai. atat., The alx Seminole County football teams only had three players make any of the teams, but two were named to the First Team In their re­ spective classes. Seminole High School offensive lineman Jeff Fain w as i«m e d to Che First Team In Class 5A. The 6-foot-R 'SpRpwrtnd JdMcM* htfoed the Fighting S e o d flH e r O S’ 9 - V r^coftl.^C cochamplonshlp In the SAC and a spot In the State Playoffs this season under first-year head coach Jim Worthington. Lake Howell linebacker Kawlcka Mitchell was picked for the C lass 6A First Team. The 6-foot-2. 235-pound senior was the leader of one of the top defenses In the county and w as named to the first team despite the Injury* plagued Sliver Hawks of roach Mike Blsreglla only going 3*7 this year. *m re only other* SAC alhfcte honored wflB Ope4o defrnshre back Leroy Jackson, hrMb' w a s tabbed fot Honorable Mehtfori IrTciass^eA :^ ^ The 5-foot-7, 165-pound senior helped the Li­ ons. under first-year head coach Greg Register, go 8-4. tie Seminole for the SAC championship, and make It to the second round o f the state playoffs. Patandantta). MJMNDFF ** -f *t »N- — mi t *l a a a aa $a la N i fa il »Bwtss NOTICI IS 0(V(N aurauant la a (udomarMat taraeMaura t 11/1M t Ha. S7-1M0-CA-14A at Mta Cmwft Cawrt at tha ISM ■15 !SX“ cSL? T&fi ahima TM< MaHSada. >*« . DBA DM Minay SUM. a Maw Jaraay aaraarauan. la taa a*amat at . I wM aaN lo tar c m * at tiw mat tram Saar at Sa ■aaMiala Canary SSI N. Fats Aw Ftartda. at lIMS a'ataafe AM. 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Tha data at Ma tw« i ban at MWa Natiaa la I 20th. HOT. LULA M. OOMH 1010 Wool BaHan Dbaat Lonfw—d. FL SSTSO MACK N. CUVtLAMO, JR. MNa. 01412* FL SSTTt # (40T) *21.1214 FubMah: Daeambar SO, 100T and January 4.1000 OCL-IOI of aataaanfm aatata atuat WITHIN THRU MONTHS AFTIR THI DAT! OF THI FIRST FUBUCATION OF THIS NOTtCl. AU CLAIMS, OCMAMDS AMO OSJICTIONO NOT SO FI120 WILL B« FOR2VIR BARRIO. Tha data at Mia firat auOUcaban at tMa Mattel la " SOM, 1007. (n0 a asaciat i ta sarttcisata M i . aiwuM cintact Cawrt AdmMMtrallan at Ml Marts Far* Awanua. Suita NMt, Oantard. FtarMa SITU. TatapAanai (ton S1I-4IM. aavawalan 4*27. Mat mar Man aavan (7) Maya pilar la Ma am- rrooTQSOO-m J-OT?t J^TvSea QQ l MO Odd-OTTO. «ta FtarMa FutZw*January4. II. ION bon ci Fterm ous Notice la haraby p m 1021 N. County Lanfwaad. FL SITOO Caunty, Florida, at IN. FO.Baa t140 Sanford. FL 2*771 *%2Z?** a RO. 1140 FL 22772 807)222-4 2*2-4041 rP$n>$ B if Na. 021 ana January 0.10M OKL-tll M . 1M7 Tha admiaiamb aatata at OtTTMIA M Faa n . ioir-ca. m m * « Cktua Dsrrsl AnnstiunQ scored 21 points, pvdsd down nine rebounds and had of* ■u lom nhtsopoondci •tail Monday night A / H IV L- O C Z S X T I O r J ! ! MAGIC INK MAXWKLL talent* aald Oabrtd. nMth our n a b of Injuries, we need to a d ­ dress ou r scoring needs. V e r­ non's proven throughout his Waterfowl rule change TMS Martpaa*. me., OSA TIM Monty Stora. P ag * I B • Orlando General thn O abrtd announced prior the game the aigning of vet* a n e-foot-4 guard Vernon •sw ell to a 10-day contract. «|«n » W M i n y ^ that SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women's basketball team opens MldFlodda Conference play on Wednesday night, hosting defending state champion Central Florida Community College from Ocala at 6 p.m. at the SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission Is free. The Raiders, led by newcomers 7-foot Jaann Kotova from Estonia and long-range shooter Dana Kudruyvtseva Irum Russia, are looking for a return to the state tournament undrr head roach Ken Patrtck and new a s ­ sistant Tony Mondevtlle. at Mm id m judtaiai euraH SamMatO Cawaty, FtarMa Caaati ir .H M 4 t .1 t t All-State ORLANDO _ The Orlando a p ­ peared headed for needed victory holding a two-point spn Antonio i***«*fv«g H o the final period, bu t the Spurs ra l­ lied with a 10-3 surge to hand the Magic a 74-60 defeat at the Orlando Arena. The loss w a s the ninth in 10 games for Orlando, srhlle the victory was 11th in 12 starts for San Antonio. Darrell Arm strong got his second career start In the place of figured point guard Mark Price, who sat out his second straight gam e with a strained hamstring. Armstrong responded with a team-high 21 points and also had a career-high nine re­ bounds and a U assists. The Magic will now play back-to-back |* nw« on the road at Toronto on W ednesday and Philadelphia on Thursday, before returning home to hoot Boston at 7:30 p.m. on Satur­ day. 9 ■ SCC women at home Ife a n m m im io n I n c 17-62 Cm i f«r �Sanford Marald. Sanford. Florida - Tuaaday, January 6 .1 W I - People Help needed to keep teens in school Nar-Anon Coasttlnars Nar-Anon, a self-help group for relative* and friends of a d ­ dict*. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando General Hospi­ tal. For more Information, call 869-6384. Sanford--The Coastllners meetings are held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, are In­ vited to attend. For Information, call Horace Often. 322-5493. TO P S Member of Take OfT Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at the First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more Information about the club, call 331-4464. Alzh*lm*r's Support The Alzheimer's Support Oroup for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, at 10 a.m.. at the Frank Evans Center In Lake Mary. All interested are Invttcd to attend. Shelly Braaaler. a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. Toaatmaatara Night Owls Toastm asters meet every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m.. at the Lake Mary Community Build­ ing. 260 N. Country Club Road In Lake Mary. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8384 for Infor­ mation. R teovtry Inc The Norfolk-lslsnd pine and the Monkey-Puzzle tree arc only two of a small group of pine trees whose origin Is the southern hemisphere, where pines are rare. Some retail garden stores sometimes offer one of these pine trees In con ­ tainer* during the Christmas season. These pines belong to the genus Araucaria, a name derived from the won) Arauca. which la a name given to a re­ gion tn Chile. South America. Other pines in this group, the Hoop pine and the Bunya B u r y i tree, are native to Aus­ tralia. The Monkey Puzzle tree, native to Chile, la the hardiest of all Araucarias. The Norfolk Island pine, native to that Is­ land tn the south pari IV* ocean and Australia, la by for the most popular o f these trees In Florida. This tree ta sometimes called the Star pine because of the regular star shapes formed by Its horizontal layer* or branehlet*. The Norfolk Island pine la somewhat hardy but will freeze si about 24 degree* F. The trees can Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, rail 660-2003, or 896 5906. The Longwood-Lake Maty 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 allend. TO P S A local chapter o f TOPS (Take OfT Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., in the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital, 586 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 8:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevlew Christian Church. 1400 B ear Lake Road Apopka. For information, call 293-8048. Pilot Club The Sanford Pilot Club meets the first and third Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the RSVP building on the campus at Seminole C o m ­ munity College. All Interested are welcome to attend. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank ts asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type d o ­ nors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Optimist Club The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220296. tuwwil* Club Effective Oct. I. the Klwanla Club of Sanford is moving the weeklyWednesday moon uncheon meeting from the Sanford C M c Center to the Landing at the Marina Mote) on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For information cal) Walt Smith. 323-8088. Dancing for Senior* The Over 80 Dance Club dance la held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Dcltonians 13-piece band. Donation *3.00, Al-Anon A support. group for friends o r rets lives « alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m., at 111 E. 27th St., Just west of Sanford Avenue in Sanford. New vial tors or mem­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. I B m li 00 | 0 (0 Km------IKHU If you know, or Uve with an alcoholic, there ta help. Al-Anon la an anonymous, non-profit organization, open to anyone who la a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity W on Al-Anon meets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held b r i b e back room of the Sahara ‘Club. 2567 South Sanford Aye.. SanfeatLw For additional meeting tubes and locaUons in the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Film 8*rl«* The West Volusia Holocaust Memorial Council presents the 1996-96 film series the first Wednesday o f every month through March, at 7:30 p.m., at the Temple Shalom o f Deltona. 1785 Elkcom Blvd.. EwSF M r Uf ESC I Q g j a ’ M. !.■ - KB------ tapes a sr— m E S ---- lU t fo kstu— at* r EE* put great rarely can be used a s a strong, single accent tree. They can be an a t­ tractive, novelty specimen for a large, open yard or commercial landscape. Small trees are a d ­ mired a s urn subjects for p a t­ ios, terraces, and Florida rooms. They can Uve for a long time a s a house plant if not over watered or over fertilized. C o ttars: Trees b o w well In full sun but can also grow In­ door*. Plants tolerate a wide range of soil types and pH with good drainage. An arid, fertile mixture should be used during transplanting. A mulch can be used to reduce water loss around the root' area. Pruning la not required except to keep one central leader. Young plants should be watered well, especially during periods of drought. Because of their salt tolerance they are Ideal for planting along beachfront properties. Trees are medium to fast growers and should be fertilized at least twice a year. giona and challenged some of the most inquiring minds. Abby, this connection isn't found in someone else, nor is it found in wealth, beau­ ty, feme or power. It's found within “Wounded” stated that human beings or* th* only species that ur their oflha willingly give sway their love* by placing ms for lion by s wonderful, loving cou. who could provide what they couldn't. My biological parents allowed someone who desperately w anted a child to have the chance to be a parent, and I'm grateful for the generosity and maturity that went Into that decision. MICHAEL H.MOHLMAN. LAWRENCE, KAN. D E A R M IC H AEL: Y o a r I ssh oso th * sentiments o f i a d o p te e s . T h a n k y * a f o r roa n n et o f la v * o n t h * p a r t o f y * « r b irth parents, nsreroll a s DEAR ABBY: I must respond to “Still Wounded by Adoption’ who complained bitterly about adoption, stating that many sdnpfsi want to locate their birth parents to find a genetic connection from their root* to the rest of the universe. IV* not news for “Wounded*: All of us. adopted or not, are searching for our connection to the universe. Thla search has spawned our rail/ AI JPBBKBT PUf grow up to SOIL tall and could grow taller, but lightning fre­ quently limits the lielght growth. The evergreen trees de­ velop a single trunk and have a phramldal crown shape. Leaves are dark green and modified Into overlapping scales, needle-like tn appear­ ance, less than 2 Inches long, arranged tn a spiral around the branches. The flower* are small and now showy. The fruits are oval cones that took like a pineapple, green tn color, about 6-12 Inches tn di­ ameter. and can weigh between 10 to 15 pounds. Fruits are not considered edibles but Austra­ lian aborigines eat the scarlet seeds of the Bunya Bunya tree * fff 1 TMftFMfPV " Uhkfts CB7 lews* gn pr Ogg.AfftLw*llBMtl tkiffi HseStdtCoAneW |fo*efan1W » 4W h i» e e | P e lld g g g umwm wmmg* which they consider delicacy. Fruits an found tn cultivation. V'1 */V j 'i Umm*h e l . » ( I f 6 5 g M M T cm fnvsa \wrvl!j.rwv ainL» iJtt *N M ; .Mi,,. ... . — “ " is s r s E a a ro n r - m ---------B S DEAR AUUY: ( am adopted, my heart goes out to *8011 Woui by Adoption,* who said adoptees search for their ’ real* parents because they need a sense of con­ nection to the universe, and brand­ ed adoption ms ‘barbaric.* Abby, I have never searched for my birth parents. My “reel* parents are the mom and dad who raised me, stayed up with me when 1 was sick, taught tn* to read and writs, and worried about m* when 1 stayed out past my curfew. They are th* couple who attended my football games and involved them­ selves in everything that was important to ms. who scrimped and saved to send me to college and help me through law school, and are still there for me. I have two parents who lav* me, end that's all I could ever ask for. i cant comprehend "WoundedV Idea that adoption Is barbaric. What is barbaric about a couple, who couldn't biologically create a child, wanting to love and raiaa ona in a stable horns? It wasn't barbaric for my birth parents to demonstrate Nar-Anon meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South Seminole Hospital, 855 West State Road 434. Longwood. Nar-Anon la a support group open to families and friends of addicts. Dally living with an addict la more turmoil than you can handle by yourself. Join for support In coping with your addict; gain serenity to make decisions and put our live back In focus. Call 261-1900 for more Information. SSTf education. Teenage moms face all the usual challenges of adolescence, plus the addi­ tional responsibilities of p a r­ enting. To mentor one of these young ladles Involves both s double blessing and a double challenge. ; ‘ ; » • All mentors must attend an Initial 2 hour training se ssio n .r These training sessions can be scheduled for daytime or e v e -' nlngs. Arrangements can be* made to present the training a t ! your workplace, organization or club meeting. You will re -' cetve the Information and a s - ' slatsnce you need throughout the year. Please call cither the Divi­ dends office at Seminole County Public Schools. 3200178. or the guidance office at Crooms. 320-5742, and make a difference lit a young person's ' life. 1 Potted plants should be fertil­ ised at normal strength once every two weeks. Potted plants may drop the lower foliage If overwatered or from excesstve * dry air caused by indoor cen­ tral heating. Same symptoms may be present In outdoor- j grown plants due to the same factors R spefttegi Do not plant the > trees too deeply, otherwise the ' plants wUl develop root or stem rots. Use a mixture o f , vermiculile and pulling soil tu grow the plants. Repot every < two or three years to prevent ’ the plant from growing t o o ; rapidly. Scale Insects are considered to b e the main peats o f these t re e s ., Leaf spots and mushroom root * rot are the main diseases of these trees, which usually do " not have any pest or disease problems o f mqjor concern. Propagationi Propagation lo, by seeds or cuttings o f mature terminal shoot Ups only. Soft wood cuttings can be p ro p s- p t w i under mist tn i Lawyer lauds ‘real parents’ Nar-Anon | ! 00 | ! 10 | )1 00 | b VO | ettiut MtaCeer * BREST Al-Anon M do a lot of listening, you may be asked to help with projects or assignments that your stu ­ dent doesn't understand. You may need to help a student find resources available In the school system or community. The students at C rooms Academy have experienced dif­ ficulty In other educational set­ tings and found themselves ei­ ther disinterested or unsuc­ cessful. The program goal at Crooms Is to provide an oppor­ tunity for these students to complete high school. Some­ times students leave school because they get discouraged or feel no one cares. You can become that needed friend, role model or listener that Just might make a different. Additionally. Crooms has the Teenage Parent Program (TAPP) for Seminole County Public Schools. While the moms ore tn chemistry, Eng­ lish, or algebra class, the Uttle ones are learning ageappropriate skills In their nursery classes to give them a good start toward their own Araucarias are pines from the south EV EN IN G S Lion* Club Crooms Academy Is asking for your help In keeping our young people In school by offering a helping hand, a listening ear and a caring attitude. Job responsibilities may in­ clude encouraging students to maintain their grades, making sure their school attendance Is good, helping fill out SAT and ACT application forms, helping students make post-high school plans, and filling nut applications for community college. The hours are flexible and the pay Is non-existent In dollars but inestimable in the rewards of sharing your experi­ ence and knowledge with a young person. W e need caring people who will work one-on-one with our students for spproxlmstely one hour a week. You will need to ~ ( i — rm gw 'H - u EF !s=^gs l . l A il M . 1hK I M i l II i I ! M f .U . 1II mas. SCMAM t IO M M I row ^^yonan ™nntw“ MRMAOOO it* turrets* , ^ : l i r_~ ~ L - A. uw ne g n g u U-sire TSt S * ** a lo n e . I a r g s y e n to r e t h in k y e a r m ista k e n b e lie fs a b o a t - k is an a c t e f k in d -! a ad ttk d sa DBAS ABBY: My husband and 1 s, living on a Axed and has been sick m m . My husband severs] years, so R takas every Wrong! I'm not trained in biolsgy. , but I know that the femals cowtfrd plans Its eggs In the nests of other Is of ours who are young birds, thereby allowing bar off­ spring to be adopted by th* asst owners. A quick reference check ts barrow awjskkignrack!’ ThSels: found that th* OM World common OK with us. However, when they return it, the gas tank is always cuckoo also exhibits this baherior. "Wounded's’ bottom lias for the empty. The least they oouid do is f i l l. ‘ adoption problem* is that "men the teak. My husband telle areteb* should do a batter Job of guarding patient, but what has patience got .* their spsrm.* The implication is todowithtt? I don't know how much longer • that men are solely responsible for all unwanted pregnancies. Weil, th* I can hold my tongue. What should last time I checked, it still takas two Ido? DISGUSTED IN DEMINO, N J L ( to tango. Women should taka responsibility for their actions alas. ‘ Wounded’ seems to b* deeply D E A R D I S G U S T E D : D o n ’t , wounded, all right, but Its not sure h e ld y e a r t e n g e s — p a t It t a ; that adoption is the not of th* prob­ need asm T h e a o a t ttsse these J lem. in M r a iv H n v w v w p w * , FRANKLY FRANK IN MILWAUKEE 3 a £ t f f k a r r a t a » M s S * .' D E A R F R A N K ) D o sen s * f r e a d e r s w r o t e to d is p u t e • W e a a d e d ’s ” a s s e r t io n T h at x r j : mSStmn w h o h a d planed their b a b U W e r ^ s p U s j ^ s t gre a t I �4 B •Santofd Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Tuesday. January 6. 1998 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices UNCLAIMED VEHICLE AUCTION 1/ to rts M DODGE (BIBOS* akFM3*093 97 FORD IF k B P JIB T C K m M S 91 CHEVROLET JG1MR336tlUK61 I4T3 82 CHEVROLET 2CrM(t7«61h*71O1I0 96 NISSAN tNiPBt 253BC 777138 SS OLOSMOBILE 10JNTJ7LSPC042I13 S3 OLOSMOBILE 1G3AD3SOOOIL31MI4 B4 PONTIAC 1Q2AW«7HtEL73SS13 1/ST/SS «1 BMW WVBAAJ9312MEJ01220 81 BUiCK 104 AJ4T AlJ B018C10T 77 CADILLAC 8D*#S7I31J*44 SO FORD 1FACP37USLA143S20 *« FORD 1FABP2SD10A174SS4 St HYUNDAI «MMiE11J0KU*74964 83 MAZDA JM1FB3318D0703480 82 TOYOTA JT2AL21E4C33SS271 ALTAMONTE TOVKINO. 117 MARKER S T . ALT SPOS SALE BEO iNS AT 10^)0 AM VIEW 1 HOUR PRIOR Oubi«*h: Jsr-us'v 7. I t t i DCMS1 •OTIC* OP APPLICATION POR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUNS AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASI. INC., to* holder ol IN* following certiticaleiil has (iled •*■<1 certihcattfel lor ■ M> 0o*0 to b* ittuod thereon TTi* corlificoM numb*M*l And yoirft) of .tiJAPco. tM description ol Mo property. ond Mo nem*(*l in which it wot ottottod it/oro ot lollowo: CorMicAIO No: 3416 Yoor ol leeuenc* t**S Description of Proporty LEG SEC 23 TWP I I S ROE IOC FROM E 1/4 COR RUN N 33 FT W IS FT N 702.18 FT NWLV ON CURVE 35 79FT TO POB RUN W 78 t t FT N 92 OCO 22 MINN 12 SEC W 149 ST FT N 110 FT E 189 98 FT SELY ON CURVE 20 1 37 FT TO CEO ( 737 ACII Nomoo in which ottotood: Byong C. Kim. All ol 10-0 prop­ orty doing in Iho County of Som.nolo. Stofo of Flo'tdo Uniooo ouch certificate!*) ohoii bo rodoomod according lo low. tno proporty i l m u M J in H ilt cortificotolo) will bo oold fo Mo lughool bidder ol Mo wool tronl door. Sominolo County Courihouto. Sonford. Florida, on Mo 2nd day ot February. 1899. ot 11:00 a m. Payment ot Solo loo. applica­ ble documentary otomp totoo ond recording too* ore required fo bo paid by Mo ouccosotul bidder ol Mo oofo. Fun payment ol on amount equal to Mo tugb­ oat bid >o duo within 20 houro otter Iho od*orttood time ol Mo nola All paymente thou bo caeh or guaranteed motrvmant, mode payable to Iho ClerA of the Circuit Court. Doted Mio 17 th day ot Decembor. TEST. (Seel) MARYANNE MORSE Cle r k o f t h e CIRCUIT COURT . SEMINOLE COUNTY. by: Shirley C . Morgen Dhftoutv Cl# fit Publioh: Oocombor 23. 30. 18*7 January I , 13,1888 DEL-190 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 8 T -1 0 tt-C P IN RE ESTATE OF WALTER W LABARRE NO TICE TO CREDITORS Mummery odmlnMlrotlon) to all persons h a v in g CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE You ore hereby notified Mot on Order ot Summery Administration hoe boon entered tn Mo ettele ot Walter W LoBorro, docootod. File Number 97-tO11-CP, ty the Circuit Court tor Sominolo County, Florida. Probate Divioion, the oddrooo ol which io 301 North Pen Avenue. Sontord, Florida 32772; Mol Mo total ceth ioluo of the ottoto it S4.072.24, ond Mot the nonet and oddrootot of Moot lo whom It hot boon oioignod by ouch order ore Dorothy V. LoBorro Co-Truttoo ot the Waiter W LoBorro Living Truot Agreement Dtd 12/17/Tg S40 Village Place. 0108 Village on Mo Oroon Long woe it. FL 32779-6032 Donnie W LoBorro Co-Truetee ot Mo Wetter W LoBorro Living Truer Agreement Dtd. 12/17/7S c/a Janet. Day. Roovie t Pogue 801 LeLeiido Avenue Cleveland. OH 44114 ALL INTERESTFO PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. Am credit ore ot Mo docodonl end other portont having clalmo or demands agoinit decedent l oototo on whom o copy of Mie notice io served within throe month* alter the dole ol the fuel publication ot thio notice mutt tile their daunt with Mio Courl WITHIN THE la te r of th r ee m o n th s AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM An other creditor* ot Mo dece­ dent end persona having claims or demands egemtt Mo etleto ot the docodonl must tile Men claims with true court WITHIN th r ee m o n th s a f te r th e DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS ANO DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREV­ ER BARRED. The dote ol the tirot public etion ot Mio Notice io Oocombor JOtn. 1897 Person Giving Notice: Donnie W. Lab errs, c/a Jones. Day, Roevit S Poo 801 Lakeside Avenue Cleveland, OH 44114 Attorney lor Person Qnrtng Notice. JONES. FOSTER. JOHNSTON t STUBBS, P A. Attorneys lor Petitioner P.O. Dot 3471 West Palm Baach. FL 33402-3473 Telephone (SSI) *68-3000 By; Llea 2. Houser Flortda Bor No. 00802B3 Publish: December 30, 1SI7 end January 8 .1888 osL-toe IN TMB CIRCUIT CO URT IN AND PON >LS COUNTY, IN TH E C IR C U IT C O LR T OP T N I EIG H TEEN TH j u d ic ia l c w c u r r CO UN TY, CASS MO. B7*TSS-CA-t*-A REPUBLIC BANK. Plenum. PAMELA O. RYAN and WIKIVA RISCRVS HOMEOWNERS' ASSOCIATION. INC.. MOTICB OP SALS NOTICE IS HIRSBY GIVEN that the undersigned. Me Clerk ol the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Florida, under and by virtue •( Me Final Judgment In Favor ot Republic Bank heretofore entered on the 18th day ot December. 1887, M met certain cause pending in the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Florida, in and for Seminole County. Florida. Doing Ctvil Action Mo. 97-7S8-CJL-I4-A. w which REPUBLIC BANK, 18 Mo pfamtifl and PAM* LA a RYAN (’ RYAN*). Inil siBusby. and WEKIVA RESERVE HO**COWN­ ERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. (-WEKIVA*). are Me defend erne, and under end by virtue of Me terms of the 8AM Pinal public outcry to the high pat and beat bidder for caeh at M g Seminole County CourMouaa, 301 North Path Avenue, Sanford. Florida an Ma 28th day of JANUARY, 1888 at Ma how of 11:00 A. M., M a earn* hour a legal hour of teal property altuated M described as loNowa: Lot 141, wearns Reserve. Unit 3. according to Ma piat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book ST, at page* OS through 88. ol the public records of Seminole County, Florida. The property aforesaid, together with ell tenements, hereditament* and appurtaeold to eatiafy *aM WITNESS » r hand . the C ow l Mia t ie d Day of December, 1SS7. (SEALS MARYANNS MORSE Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County; Flortda •Y: Jane S. Jaeewic As Deputy Clerk Stacey R Utller P.O. Bo* 4160 Orlando. FL 32602-4080 participate wt this proceed dig should contact Court Adaunitlratlo.ts ot M l North Perk Avenue. Sanford. Florida 32771-1282. telephone (407) 323-4330. (7) dm dig. If hearing unpi f-•00-888-8771. or IN RS: ESTATE OF FRANCIS O. ADAMS. NOTICE OF ADMIN tOTAATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS (NTIRCSTSO IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOT IFI* O that the administration of Ma estate of FRANCIS O. ADAMS, deceased, Casa Number ST646-CP re pending In Me Circuit Court In end lor Sominolo County, Florida, Probata Drvtaion; the address of which Is Seminole County Courthouse, Probate Division, P.O. Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 32772-088*. The peraonal rep­ resentative of the aetata la CAROL ANN DEMAND VAEKEL, whose addresa Is 273S S. IMtor asses. The name and ot Me peraonal rtpraaantaMvaY •Harney are eel forth below. AD persona having clalme Ot damanda against Ma aetata are required. WITHIN TMRIS MONTHS FROM THE DATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE, to Me with Me cterk of the above cowl a writ­ ten statement of any claim or demand May may have. Each clean must be In writing and must indicate M s boom far Ma dean. Ma noma and address of Me creditor or bit agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. H Me claim la net yet due, M a data erhen it wMI become due abai be elated. If Ma claim to contingent or unliq­ uidated. the nature of Mo uncertainly shea be elated. If ty shall be described. The cleanent shell deliver aufflctenl copies ot Ma claim to the doth Me doth to mail one each personal repreAH persona Interested In Me •daw to whom a copy pf Mia •I ‘ WITHIN T H R U MONTHS PROM TH E OATS OP THE FIRST PUB­ LICATION OP THIS NOTICE, la file any Defections May may have M d challenges Me validi­ ty of Mo decedent s arid, Ma tepraaantdivo. or dm venue or Mtodictton of Me cewl. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANO O BJECTIO NS NOT SO PlLSD WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dole of Me hr el publication at D M Malice of MO 8th day of January, 1888. CAROL ANN DEMAND VAEKEL of Me Eelate o t FRANCIS Q. Personal Rspreeentatn 868 8- Country CAM Road LaAe Mery. FL 32708 iff s i t - w r r *. IS. 1887 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO POR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: ST-7S7-CP PROBATE DIVISION IN RE ESTATE OF ANNA STRAOA Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration Ot Iho estate at ANNA STRAOA, deceased. FHe Number 87.7*7. CP, is pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Piobale Division, the address ol which is Post Othce Drawer C, Sentoid, Florid* 32772-0658 The nemo* end addressee ol the persons! representative end the person*! representative's attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persort upon whom this notice Is solved who have obiecttons that challenge the validity ot the will, the qualitiesIrons ot the personal represen­ tative. venue, of jurisdiction ol ■hi* Court ere required to Me then obiecdon* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTEH THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM creditors ol lha decedent end other pereont having claims or demand! against decedent's a d d s on whom e copy ot this notice l* served within three month* after the dele ot the tint publication ot ■hi* notice mutt tile the* claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All olhei creditors ot the dece­ dent and persons having clewne or demands against trie dece­ dent's estate m ini tile then claims wdh this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO F IIID WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. tne date ot me tint puouceturn ol this Notice is December 3oth, ite r. JOSEPH STRADA. SR.. Personal Representative 1311 Aaemi Street Longwood, Florida 327S0 LAW OFFICES OF SIDNEY L. VIHLEN. Ill, P X Attorney* tor Petitioner I t SO Senlando Center 2180 West S R 434, Suite 4IBS Longwood. Florida 32778 (407) 7S8-2200 PAUL M. SILLS Florida Bar Number: 0044790 Publiah: December 30. 1997 end January S. IM S DEL-111 TMB OtRCUIT CO URT F TMB 1STN JUDICIAL C A M NOi S T -B M -C A -1 4 -B SUNTRU81 BANK. SOUTH FLORIDA. N X PLAINTIFF VS. BRUCE A. MORRISON A/K/A BRUCE ALEXANDER MORRISON: UNKNOWN ' SPOUSE OF BRUCE A. MORRISON A/K/A BRUCE ALSXAMOCR MORRISON. KON9MS I. MORRISON; LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.: JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Of POSSESSION MFENDAMT(S| NOTICS IS HSKIBY GIVEN pursuant to o Summary Find Judgment af foreclosure doted Oacamber 8th, 1887. entered in O v « Case No. 87-SIO-CA-14-B al Ma Circuit Court at Me 1ITM Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORD. Florida. I WIN tali to Me tughed end bed bidder lor cash AT THE FRONT DOOR Ot the SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse located d 301 NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD. FLORIDA . M 11.-00 AJR. on, the 28th day Of JANUARY. 1too Me following in oold Summary Final Judgment, to-wM: THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT E1T-A. AND AN UNDIVIDiO INTEREST in t h s c o m m o n KLIM ENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH THE CONVENANTS, CONDITIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OP CONDO­ MINIUM OF L A M HOWELL ARMS rONDOMINIUM, a CO N ­ DOMINIUM. AS RECORDS!) ON FEBRUARY 10. 1SB1 M OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1 IT T . P A M 1144. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA; AS AMENDEO IN SPECIAL AMENDMENT M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1S3T. PAGE 1818; FIRST AMENDMENT IN OFFICIAL R SCOROt BOOK 1*00, P A M SS0: SECOND SPE­ CIAL AMENDMENT M OFFICIAL RECOROE BOOK 14EJ. PAGE 17*7. Dated tM* 28th day of DECEMBER. 1887. (CIRCUIT COUNT BEAU MARIANNE MORSE Clerk of Mo CbouK Court By: JanoS. liltw lr Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. University Drive Plantation. FL 33314 (8641 233-bOOO Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAK DSBD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Ihel FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASI. INC . me holder at the •allowing ceriiticste(e| has tiled raid cernttceieie) lor a let deed to be iteued thereon The cer­ tificate numbeifsl and yeer(e) ot issuance, the deecnption of the property, end the namele) in which it was assessed ie/are et to llowe: Certificate No: 132 Veei of Issuance. 1889 Description ol Property: LEG LOTS 30 31 32 41 42 A 43 (LESS N 129 FT OF LOTS 10 A 31 S PT OF LOTS 32 S 41 W OF E R/W OF NORTH MEISCH RD) FLA LAND S COL COS CILERY PLANTATION PB 1 PO 128. Nome* m which ateetted: Comments! Equity Ltd 88. All el sold property being in the County of Seminole. Stale of Florida Unless eurh rertificete(e) shell be redeemed according lo low. the property described m such cerliticsle(t) will be sold lo the highest bidder at the west front door, Seminole County Counhoueo. Sontord, Florida, on tho 2nd day ol Fobruery, 1888. el It 00 s m Payment of Solo fee. eppheabie documentary (lamp teas* end recording leee ere required to be paid by the oucceeetuf bidder at the eels. Full payment ol en amount oquei to tno nigho*t bid it duo Within 24 hour* after I he advertised time ot tho sole. All poymonte shell be cash ot guaranteed instrument, made peyebi* to the Clerk ol tho Circuit Court Dated true I7lh day of Docomber, 1887 (Seell MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORlOA by: Shirley C. Hergert Deputy Clerk Publish Dsc ember 21. 30. 1887 January 8, 13, 1881 DEL-111 SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHtNOTON FOR KINO CO UN TY NO. S T -S -M 4 T S -S M A IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF UNBORN INFANT PARROTT. 4 peraon under the age or iip rim n . SUMMONS AND NO TICE BY PUBLICATION OF PETITION/ OF C HILO/TERMINATION TO: JOSE LEWIS GARCIA, JOHN DOS (UNKNOWN) AND TO ANY OTHER INTERESTED PARTY You o n hereby gummonoi to appear within Itivty days after Me 4*1* of flrM publication af MM summons, le wrt. wIMin thirty days after Ma 13yd day af December. 18*7 and defend Ma Above-emit led eetlen m Ma •bava-antnied court, and •newer M e aeUMew ef Me Pemtewer, NdTHAMV CHRIST* UUf SERVICES, M d 88rea a M a y of your ases a upon Mo undersigned attorneys for peti­ tioner. BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES, m Me office below stated; If you fan to de to. (udg tha petition tiled with » d Clark af Court, YOU A M HEREBY NOT1FWO Mat Mere baa baaa Med M Ntm court s aarenl-child of Ma Tha object af Ma actian i* ta ease ■n org*r rvwnqvmviing n t ctum to Mo Petitioner for adoption end lo ______ February 11, 18SS. Tho ehdd'o natural mother la AMANDA PARROTT. The court hearing on tM* mat­ ter shall bo on Mo 23rd day ot January, 1SSE af SB0 am . m Ma King Cotmty Superior Court; address: King County Courthousa, Ex Pan* Deportment, Court Room WSt*. SIS Third Avenue, Seattle. Washington 8*1 M . YOUR FAIL­ URE TO APPEAR AT THIS HEARING MAY RESULT IN A DEFAULT OROER PERMANENT­ LY TEAMWATMO ALL OP YOUR RIGHTS T O THE ABOVENAMED CHIU). You are further notified MM h a a a rtg M to b a A— — t in mm 4— - e l* . * - * X w m aiftni {hnefii wvne You are further your failure N I N a ofoba of ■ iisinin i ^ ij ^M a w* (* w w i f wnrai m nw M a IbM publication of Mio toM opotfOf MO lo tanobiMi your parent-child reiaHonohip wNh to Mo chad. MEN >Oy OOrtiwith return receipt ’ ^W ITN ES S MO HonoroOt* SCOTT Judsi/C ourt Commloi •Md Superior Court seel af *afd Court arrisod pue 10M day of BE R. 1*87. M. JAICE MICHELS King County Supertar court Clark B r K . LAZXAAA Beauty Clerk FILE RESPONSE WITH: Clerk of Caurt Court CirouN Court al Ma County Ceurttiome at 4S7-S2S4330 Set. 4SET mot later Man seven days orlor to Mo o n deeding. M hearing Impaired. 1000 041-4771 (TOO) or 1-000SOS-4770, *w Florida Relay S .1 S .1 I tio Third s u m * WA 00104 SERVE A COPV OF ONt YOUR Albert O. Urtnm Oubuar, Urhud B Engel LLP im r WA 001*1 le im O if S3. SO. 1007 end January 0,1000 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THS CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATS DIVISION File Number: bT-SSO-CP IN RE ESTATE OF BARRETT K GREEN. Deceased NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION The administration of Me vtlafe el BARRETT K. GREEN, deceeeod. File Number 87-880CP. 18 pending m the Circuit Court tor Seminole County, Flortda, Probef* Divtelon, the eddrese ot which it Post Office Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 32772-0888. The name and address ol the personal repre­ sentative end Me personal rep­ resentative* attorney ere eel forth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persons on whom this notice l* served who hava objection* mat challenge the validity ot the will, mo qualifica­ tion* ot the personal represen­ tative. venue, or jurisdiction ot Ihla Court are required to fM* ineir objections with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM An creditor* of tho docodonl end other potion* having claim* or demand* eg am si decedent* estate en whom s copy ol true notice l* served wiirun three month* alter the dot* ot the Fuel publication ol true notice must fit* thou claims with thl* Court WITHIN THS LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPV OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* ot the dece­ dent and person* having claims o> demand* against me decsdent s estate must tile their cleuni with Mi* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICS ALL CLAIMS. 0CMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILE0 WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tho dot# ot tho Irrst publica­ tion of Mm Notic* m Mo Sfh day of January, 188* Personal Representative Ur anam C. Bryce 334 N.W. Lomita Terrace Portland. Oregon 8)210 Attorney (or J. (moot Comne, (squire Poet Office Poe St 7 Panama City. FL 32*01 (804) 793-1644 Florida got No. 014*17 Publish: January 8. 11. 1*8* DEM-8S IN THS C IR C U IT COURT OF THS BIGHTSSNTH CIRCUIT IN AND FOR •EMIN0LB COUNTY. FLORlOA CASS NOi 87-8424-CA -10-K JERALD W BUR0ETT. Plemt ill, v*. MARIETTA s BUROETT. e/k/e MARIETTA 8 MOLAY Defend ent NOTICS OF ACTION TO: MARIETTA S BUROETT e/k/e MARIETTA 8 MOLAY end all peril** claiming tntereel by. through, under or against Delendsnl, MARIETTA S. BURQETT e/k/e MARIETTA S MOLAY. and all parties having or claiming lo hava any right, title or mteroel m Iho proporty herein described: YOU ARE NOTIFIED Mel an action lo quiet title to the fol­ lowing. described property in Seminole County. Florida; Lot 3. Tuscewllla. Unit 7. according to tho plat thereof •* recorded in Piet Book 22, Pages 4S t 47. ot tho Public Ftecords Ol Sominolo Counly. Fiends. TOGETHER wtlh ell building*, structure* end improvement* ol ovary nature situated on tho proporty, and all Itstuis*. machinery, appliance*, equip ment, furniture end person*! property of every nature what­ soever, ond an lease* ond ether agreements pert sin log to the ownership, us*, occupancy, possession or enjoyment ol all or any port of tho property he* been filed egemtt you; end you are required lo serve a copy of your written defense*. If *ny, to if on Todd M. Hoepksi. Esquire Plaintiffs attorney, whose address l* Poet Office Bos 3111, Orlando. Florida 11102-3111. on or bafore January 12th. 1*84 and Ma tho originat with the Clerk ol Mi* Court orther before service on Ptamtrfi* attorney or immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise e default will bo entered egemil you 'or the rebel demanded m the Com plemt THE LAST KNOW ADDRESS OF DEFENDANT. MARIETTA S BUROETT e/k/e MARIETTA S MOLAY IS 320 Roe* Cron* Street. Sen Drego. California •1IIS DEFENDANT. MARIETTA S BUROETT e/k/e MARIETTA S MOLAY. HAS CONCEALED HER­ SELF SO THAT PROCESS CAN­ NOT BE PERSONALLY SERVED UN HER. WITNESS my hand ond seel of Mi* Court on rh* I7lh day ol Oocombor. 1887. (SIAL) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By: Joan Breiont A* Deputy Clerk Rubtmh Oocombor 21. 30. 1*87 and January 8. 13. 1*81 DEL-188 IN TMB CIRCUIT COURT OT TMB 1BTN JU DICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A IM FOR M M IN O LB CO U R TT. HI TMB CIRCUIT COURT OP TMB 18TN JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT BF FLORIDA f ill C A M HO. B T -lilB -C A -1 4 -A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY. •* Trustee for Securities VH. t"« . Mortgog* Pooe-Through CortHicata*, Sort** It**-*. VS. LEONARD DWIGHT COOKS and MELINDA S. SLOAN F/K/A M IUN OA S. COOKS; 81 al.. MOTICB Nonce 1* hereby ghren Mai. pursuant to Mol Ftrial Judgment of Forocioaure doled Oocombor ISM, 1*87, and sneered In ctv« c o m number 87-1I13-CA-14-A: of Mo Circuit Court of Mo IBM Judicial Circuit In and far Bamlnole County. Florida, wharam BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, AS TR U S TS ! FOR T H I REGISTERED MOLDSRB OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTOAOS SECURITIES VII. IRC.. MORTOAOS PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES. SERIES is s s -t, la PtaWtlH and LEONARD 0 WIGHT COOKS. M ILINOA S. SLOAN F/K/A MELINDA S. COOKS. LASALLE NATIONAL RANK. AS TRUSTSS FOR AFC MORTOAOS LOAN ASSET BACKED C ER TIFIC A TIt BCRIIB 1BSB-I, U N D IR THE POOLING AND SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JUNE 1, 180S. ROBERT LLOYD ZLANTIXIS*, IF LIVING, ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINO av. THROUGH, ‘ UN0ER ANO AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMB0 DEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER BAB) UNKNOWN M RTIEB MAY CLAIM AN HETBRSET AS SPOUSES. HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES. OR ■ OTHER CLAIMANTS. SEANS. ROE­ BUCK ANO C O .. CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPI­ TAL. NIC.. M/Sfb OifewdSMW. I Eamindl* County, Florid*, al H D D L K . an Ma SM day ot rffnlm jh t IH | PI* m^s..--—- |AAA Mem J—— itat 4iJjI, 6iMuUl The SauM IBS Fool ot Me East •I Foot ot Ma moot M l Hot ot Government Lot 1, (lee* M s South S3 Mai) af Section S, Township SO South. Range SO ------------- ------------'*1 leaf fool af Lai t . I T , of Mo Public C ounty; 33 teed NOTE': PURSUANT TO THE OS NT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMBD T O I I A DEBT COLLECTOR A I I W M f if G TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY CABS NOi ST B IT S CA14-A BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N X . NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY RUT SOLELY AS TRUSTEE, OR 1TB PERMITTED SUCCESSORS ANO ASSIGNS. ON BEHALF OF V IN D tE MORTOAOS TRUST ISSS-t. PLAINTIFF VS. DONALD L. OSRHARDT. ST AL OCFENDANTISj B W N t S U C lI i g TO : DONALD L. OIRHAROT ANO UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DONALD L. GSRMAROT whose retidonce M unknown It ho/sbo/Moy bo living; and if ha/aha/fhoy be daad, Ma unknown defendant# who may bo spouse*, heir*, dovieee*. treble**, assignee*, lienor*. flop claiming an Interest by. or abv*. and ad paror claiming io hava any right, M M or Interest in Md In Ma m enYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MM an action ta foraclo** a mortgage on the following LOT I f f . TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION IIIA. ACCORDING TO T H I PLAT THERE AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 38, PAGES 24 THROUGH SS. OF THS PUBLIC R IC O ROB OT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORlOA, LESS THAT PORTION OT LOT 141 DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN AT T H I NORTHERLY MOST CORNER OF LOT 1S1; THENCE SOUTH M M 4 'M * EAST FOR A 0 IS TAN C I OF St.44 FEET; THENCE NORTH TS*0T‘44* EAST FOR A DIS­ TANCE OF I B B ) FEET TO THE NORTHEAST!ALT LOT LINE OF LOT 1S1) THENCE NORTH SO*03'1S* W EST ALONG T H I AFORESAID LOT UNS A DIS­ TANCE OF TS.S3 FEET TO T H I POMT OF BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH T H I FOL­ LOWING: BEGIN AT T N I SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF LO T 111; THENCE SOUTH 11*24'll* WEST ALONG T H I SOUTHERLY MOST LOT LINES OF LOT 1S2 FOR A DISTANCE OF 110.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH S1*M I1 ‘ EAST FOR A DISTANCE OF 110.11 FEET TO THE EASTERLY MOST LOT LIN I OF 111; THENCE SOUTH 2I*SE'4E* BAST ALONG T H I AFORESAID LOT U N I FOR A DISTANCE OF 4.E1 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGMNIWa. Tempo. Florida 13407 Tblophanoi M IS) OTT-tOOO CAS N T -S S r tl January S, 11, 1 M O rla n d o * W in te r P a rk 407/B31 -9993 S e m in o le 407/322-2611 PRIVATt PARTY RATES ClASSIflEDOEPT. HOURS IM A M 14 taatdcMhm ««*•». ............EES • IMS 7 toawcdhr* llm at. ........... I M S IBs 1 1ie il tNhm ttornt. ........t< 08 l lie* I B M ...................... ........11,12 l Ito* RMm art pat Hs m . 1k i N n I I M i • S U M Mb -IM P .M . MONDAY thrs FRIDAY CLOSES MTUR0AV A SUNDAY NOW ACCEPTING BcbmkAng r j y vrduds LNm Mery U d at Yr* COM ol an I CancN otmn you gel noJto Pay ordy(or day* yow ad u o N iem earroJ. Use kd doeovenn k* Name meUM Copy i tyoograorvcai kvm *CommerciN boquenqr mm* are I DEADLINES Tuesday Vvj rm*y 12 Noon Tha Day I Sunday 12 Noon Fittsy AOJUBTM EN TB ANO CRCOfTB: bi dm mmrd of in arrbr bi an ad, Md Eardard Haraid ads bd idapdmfSS* *8Fdw Nmf Insertion onry •ndordy lothaertenlof dm toM *f Mdlbmert'en. PIsiieM m ck your ad •*» accufbcy Md Ural dby N runs. Legal Notices 12— Eld a rly C ar* f«ALTHCA^RE35coJr INVITATION TO BID Community Coordinated Cere (or Children (4C> re requeelmg bid* from qualified cleaning companies to provide custodial service* lor ir e new admimtlrefive lecNrty M 3900 W colonial Drive. Orlando The scope of Iho work include* maintaining e clean, healthy workpiece for lha employ*** ef SC and tie chants and guest* True wiM be accom­ plished by providing evening services of cleaning end Moor car* m a 39.000 *q ft, 10 restroom facility A detailed deecnption of tho scope of work will be mad* avertable ea fume declare Mew wnenfion lo bid ond prior lo mepoclmg the art* Sit* vierte/mepoction* will b* January 14 S 19. 188*. by Mr cf SaMord tpaomkrtng kr 030 •ecuwtyH wbSSSF* EASY PUSH BUTTON FWC RE­ LEASE Uc. 34 yr* Esp Chooee from over 30.000 Ooergns IVkq ft Fr*o **t 13 or 407 3?< 3 198 15— C M M te c y L o ts ^ U R u ^ w S c ts t^ M m T Ma Masonic Oeraorm -Baldwin Fevened-Lake Mary MovingCM 4ST- IT 2 1 — F G f B o r t B ls F ra * M atch in g Always 1 -6 8 9 -4 1 0 -6 9 0 0 14 hour* IE * TOSOmSR----LMhg M TH E CIRCUIT COURT, ■ IGNTBSNTM JUBfCIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO POR OLE COUNTY, GIFT OF LIFE ALONE? FL* RESPECTED Deling Bureau lor BEfftORS. CABB NO. S T -lt O T -C A -IA -B G LIN D ALI FID8KAL BANK. F * • . Plaintilt, v*. DREW H. STOECKEf. af al.. Defendenfle) N OTICS OF ACTION TO: NINA S. MARTIN, e/k/e (Una B Thomas ond JOHN DOS MARTIN, unknown spouse of Nma M. Martin, Current Unknown Last ItO 323 14— F o r Sat* Ov*titled bidders must be bonded, hav* workmen s comp, and Iiobrtrty insurance, and provtO* 4C wdh professional refer­ ence* Bid* will be received v>* U S Mad or hand delivered to SC current edmmmtrativ* offices *1 18111 Colonial Drive. Orlende, FL 33803 on or before January I t el. 1888 tnlenfiont to bid bid appointments to n u t the arte con be made by cewmg (90)) 228-8000 11*7. inquiries should b* directed fo Iho Procuromonf Ceordmotor at the lame telephone number Pubtmh- January 8. T. 8. 8. 11. 18*8 DSM-44 -------- 1S7T. l - f ---------- --Wen-me wescoma 7 dove ! IWCJMM7784 A F ou n d LOBT-QREY COCKTAJL M SM tMXMn Lake ono Ptoaea cM M S-7*10 . FL 32T0I grantees, assign***, honor*, credit ora, trustees, or other claiming by. through, under and against Nino B Martin, Current Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED Mol an action lo (oroctoo* a mortgage on the (allowing proporty in SommoM Counly. Fiend*: Lett IS end IO. lest the West 10 fool of Lei IS . Block C. WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS, ■action TN**. according lo the ptef thereof ae recorded In Piet Book 10, pog* TS, public records ol tommol* County, Florid*. ho* boon Mod egemst you and other* end you ere roquvod to serve g copy ot your written dofanee*. If any. lo it on MOORE. SMITH • MOORE. PlaintVTS attorney*, 000 Ocean •treat. Jacksonville. Flortda 21201, no mar* Man thirty (30) day* from Mo lest publication dot* uf Ml* notice ol action and Mo Mo original with the dark ol (Ms Court either before service on PlbMMlff's attorneys or tmmedmiety thereafter; wise, a default wW be « against you demanded bt t Nolle*: Americana With OiMbtUtloa Act af 18*0. Administrative Order Ha. *4-20. Person* with a dmabtiay mho need a special ta pwtidpaM In Mm should contact Disability Coordinator *1 301 North Park Avwwe. Suit* N.301, Sanford, Flortda 31771 al least live day* prior la lha proceeding Telephone: (407) 323-4330 1st. 4227; 1-S30-SSS-S7TI (TDD I 27— N u fs e ry A C h ild ALL HOURS to yn asp in cMM Md Fun pMy room 3240011 BABY EETTMO PI MV 2 r8 *. Dayolt to* 820-STSS. MARTAB 0ATCARC Betye tool PraBdtool LAKE MARY UC tSGf-7. 322-0004 making Earn to E3Bw ■A. C M B30-M44 art E-4S WORK FROM HOW-No COM tor MRBfM. awn 10 M O M mak­ ing Or* E ll SSSSEM.S4S Legal Notices OF FECTtTtOMB KAMB Notice tohamby ghmn m m i mvi in toyeliieee el Somln tie Town* Conker, 114 Town# C enter C M M , Sanford. FL S2T71, Sominolo C ounty. Florida, under Ma FtotNIau* Of PORTBAtTS B F B4BI inland la restoker aaid • with M* Division ol Corporations. TM eh ooooe, Flortda. M accordance with Ma provtotorm af tha FictMieus Nem* gtatmat, To-wit; Section SSS.QS. Florida Statute* ts s i. DATED on Oocombor 24M, 18ST, (Court See/) MARYANNS MORSE CMrfc al Ma Circuit Court By Joaa BrtXont Dtoutv Ckrk Publish: January 8 .1 1 ,18SS 0EM-4T you ora ragubad to serve a copy of your written N h n m i . X any. I* N on DAVID J. STERN. Pubiieh: January S. 1884 OEM-44 CELEBRITY CIPHER | b y LmW Cw w poB ■ I* SOI • University HO. Plantation, FL 23224 an or before 00 day* Nam Mo Solo of dm f M pubii|>|||^| pKgidf)# (pf sear* of MM oourt *V R V V I , FNM H H O W C F F Y BE USED FOR THAT Posed Ma r. I N F . Clerk af CbouK Court By Jan* I . Jaaawic Deaufy Clark COOiUS B STAWIARSKI 4810 Bog Bcouf B a U ita f CLASSIFIED ADS IhW FVO L FOI , NX i FVO 00*1 ef due Cowl M SEMINOLE Counly; FlorldA. Ml* 1SM day of 1SST. CIRCUIT COUNT B Y ), DapMy Clark DEM-06 C» . F R F K T W K SO. 1S0T i. i i ft N I K W U W U H W K JNMM CLERK OF THE 2 F O ‘ WU, N ’ *V F HOI VNO U V I J N O I H N K I . ' IV — MWW. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : p*»4im is( i . ood w ho Ha s t w o compdSad lo Bug won an Ofwmtof. — E tw rt HuDDgrd RtMEOyNEAMe | �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday, January 6. 1990 ■S B 55— B u s in e s s Opportunities 71— Help W anted 105— D u p le x /Trip le x NOW HIRING A S S O C IA TE TRAINEE SANFORD-? t*km Just renovst ed Immaculate CHA. carport. WD hook-up (46(yi>soount Investor« Realty. 774-5015 F/T A P/T for a Me|or Manutectunng plant m Sanford Postlions are available on all ft*. P seasons at 1 N -H 1 I or 330-14M $300 - $500 OWtxrtmg phone cards No perfence necewary For more Information tend a SASE lo rrfmrtfme Communicationt. P O . Dot 694355. Miami. F I 3376>f355___________________ K I T *N' C A R L Y L E ® h> l a r n W rlj*hl 71— H elp W anted Due lo eipansion. Large Lake Mary company twlng Fuft Tima Associate* Was in tram you lo »n your potential 107— M o b ile H o m e s F o r Rent ELDER SPRINGS off SR 4772 Bdrm* Storting O MVwV « (175/dnp 313-3(04. F/T d*y*-P/T eves* Cell Tom M 3-Oil t. 117— C o m m e rc ia l R e n ta ls U t«f) LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR •IUA am 58— Financial 8arvicas n t c m -t m Lena Term-Short Term Temp To Mire ERASE BAD CREDIT LEGALLY for v*t U t 00 Mai cheek/mo lo CALYPSO 1454 N Lakemont Ave. Wlntor Park. FL 33792. SO WORKERS NEED­ ED IMMEDIATELY DAILY WORK/DAR.V PAY MDUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE/ CONSTRUCTION DRIVERS PA10 BONUSES 51— M o n e y to L e n d ATTN HOMEOWNERS Sorrow (33,066 •I t MAO Tec Many M M T ■Pay oa r*flh merest crerkt cards 'Apply by phone/74 hr Approval REPORT •READY TO WORK S I o oam Right Hand Man. tlO t Hwy IT S3 SoiAh. Lonswokd 464-1)30 A BETTER JO S FOR YOUI Just Cakf Never a Fes' HELP Personnel E3SAME stei'siSi H M » 4 N > / Open 7 dr,e 70— e d u c a tio n A Train in g “ T S t lW O R iU N ? " WITH PEOPLI7 BE A MMXCAL ASSISTANT. Aa a Medea! Associate of Science degree, you wd befe prepare patwrea lor •lamrrwkon*. conduct import tsrgery Its * i mi ai ■Oay or tVennp Cass** -FnincW AUffer O fer ]Those Oueey OreOUeM Placamenr A**» Cat Today* 4074314(1* CNyCoHogo 651 East Hwy 436. Si* 700 y. a » r o ; 70— education A TTein log AO CARRIERS, IRC. •Home Weekly' ' Lay Over Plan1 •Eitra Stop Pay* •40IK R*ttf*m*t4‘ ■Heawi Inaurance* •vacakon Pay" •IkHer Prugram* *Sato*to 1 yr OTH sip /Clast A COL req Ptaasa Cat Bam to Uvn 1 800674 0050 Mon Frl Onfy EOE ATTIMTiM&U'i----------Come and foei cue carvig team of Nurses and CNA s ticef lent bene*Us Eipenencad rec ognued 3 OOpm-tt OOpre sMR aveaeSte Please apUy at person Dekona HeaAhcare Ha hatkkution Center ta il E » n B M . Oeeona EOE ATTENTION LAD* ■ I p h o T o o r a p h y to yeerHOME Se a fli >>n i efe PARTY and Earn up la *300 Cash tor Dty CALL NOWtl ASK FOR SAHA 1406-3764133 AUTOMOTIVE D E T A U R S SanturdiongwoodOtoruto Good ktoome Potential OenaNl Alter 00 Day* r«ph Beef 407-TOT Joss T . com puter sad* needed Mutt know W1N95 or 3 1 WA Sam grsal opportunity F icerteol income J I M 371 m 1-SOO-3E7-S3E3 set 101. Buy A See T u m i ran* FT PT EARN A CAR Fie* Tranng Orest U Flea hr* 3214431 MAKER, Lamnaur B Shop Foreman Esp required C al 3 » 7446 nanaCNA ■ A N id f a v l CHRISTIAN MKAIONANM Eam tew toylhen 1rWwef tiMtow J7O-0S0I k M r krone n « CHURCH NURSERY A TTEN D A N T Mary Church Need* someone to provide loveig care every Sunday morning 8 4511.45 Mu*l be over IB yr* ok)end have rekabte transport* ton For mors into Cal Barbara SU m i LABORERS Clean divers k cense 3rd shift lor Parking Lot Marntenance Company CaiMftay 311-1441. L A B O R R E A D Y (0 DATA ENTRY/CLERICAL ASST E m poareonl WortylO hey a mu»r Personable* Oreal SUM n i t 0 French Ave » H W . MERRY MAIDS HIRING Car B Insurance Needed Weekend* FREE 311 5766 Nnw hiring erpenenrerl COOKS SE RVICE ItS B DISHWASH­ ERS Top pay. paid vacation* after I year Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work place 4660 E SR 46 West Sanford 407 330 7775 B 3770 Orlando Dr 17 9? Sanford 407 3716306 DENNYS REST PART TIME JO BS M THE EXCITING AVIATION INDUSTRY AT SANFOHO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. Dyn Air Servo* a growing airkne ground Support company is etvrentiy hiring tor Pan Tima Ramp Serve** per aonnet lo toed end ttotoed beg gag* and cargo tiom Intemafon at Fhght* These puvtont ro­ quet the ab4ity to Wt ip to 75 *ik Past a drug screening comptoto a 10 year background history understand En^sh and work a N i b l i sctinduli to toetude weekends We oher i n •orm*. a new starkng wage rale, and a Lhaaengng work enwon meet Slop by cue general oftc e* located al 7747 Carner Ave nue A(pacatan* may be tom plated Monday through I huts dry horn l ( ) » i s unt* 1pm REMEDY STAFFING SECRETARY/RECEPtlONIST Must have typing B KX-1 com puter atolls 330-5007 leave SECURITY OFFICER JO S Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy 0 Aeeoc. 034-7444 TELEM A R K ETER S Need Monday CeahT Wei pest Iu4 A pen tene poenun* a m i­ able m casual working elmoephere Longwood tocalion lAtoi or DebUa 767-0770 WANTED: Individual* wtvj am seeking a luitawtg people on ■meted career. O A IA T enptoy ikenl enworykenL. profesaunel status and H n H b OonakMr the career of Denial Aaawtmg Formal education ol 1700 hours Laatkng to Stole and National credential* Work in a tost paced, highly technical, ever changing career in the alMd health held ol Dental Asaisang CaN Orange Orlando Tech Dental Paganmere, 407-344-7040. act 4030 Whether you era akeady in Vie work place, reedy to ■e-enter or fust looking to the future they have a program designed lor youl JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER.- ^ noohm rm M X T D A rt ADO w SC W si erne kK H tndfvkKiof* ^W needed toWwork wv v w v w 71— Help W anted 111 * n i:m i; n / HUM, 99— A partm ents U n fu rn ishe d MARINER'S VILLAGE n\i LAKE ADA t BORM »4'(M40 7 WirW *473*10 ANO UP IM 323-0670 'AlrMna i t j hr wvd up •Qroixid crewEleggege ctovmCuktomsiv aerwcw-Tlcketngdtomp egentsvneluetor* •Sttcitofy "Animal Care to MOO wwek •Must love arwnalenve van "WH/Yerkim 00-111 hr •AS th4tk*Crperwnced prelermo w a Iran "Driver to (BOO weekly •LocaeCtmpeny truck 'Foe Au. o f roue E m f io v im n t M i p s * 407-415-0300 OAY CARE HIRING WILLING TO TRAIN CALL MELODY 331-7036 Beeulifulty rt stored I bdrm at Histone ere* (375/mo v utik be* t year lease 330-3330 ROSELEA VKLAS 3/1 MtmcHI -o a tettonm HUD OKAY 407-3304033 SANFORO 3/1 Approsmately t.OOO *q It W D M . (43tyrm * tow depO*4 Ceil 323-1001 BANEORO MIETOR1C GSBT 111 Scm peso, hardwood Itoor*. Neptoce Specou* (400*360 (senetrom ReeRy 333-2445 93— R o o m s SANFORD DUPLE X Histone DiMnct. 1 brkm (40Q*no * tec 3334333 0* pgr 4444MB For R sn l WEEKLY RENTALS Storting • |77/wk Itesonc Downtown 330-4433 IFFtCRNCY ' Mato sairv renververk toceton _»3 ftooe FURNISHED ROOMB-Aa out net Launky phone, and tut use 165 (90 a week 374-4056 IK MARV5ANFORO Room mala (XXVmo or by weekly (175 net uU 303-71(0 ____ PRIVATE LONGWOOD HOME Fum cabw A C (6Grwk * (50 dap Non smeaer* (> 4430T ROOM FOR RENT (>aWeek (tOG'tec Fui house prtv W»kher*Qryer 0 3 1 -ltit 99— ApBftm onts • N O T IC E ntement* ara subysef to the Federal Farr Homing Act. when make* 4 Regal to advereee any preference, knwtobon. or cktcrimnabon based an race, eel or. rehgon h i handcap. tamaai status or nebonal ongm ’ (BOO DOWN . . . WHY RENT? When you can own Vas 3 bdrm home <■/ G HA new pare B car­ pet 7 Ask about HUD homesl The I Siam an Group. Inc. neeRors.......................3114333 SANFORD t/1 5 Acre tented yard (460 mo v depokd heave cal T SANFORO 31 CHA. W D hook­ up*. (500/mu « (4 6 0 sec Ptoesa cel 1334310 SANFORO 3 ? (575/mo ♦ (M Osac dap 3314333 AtoMakSa H o w Cemar. Inc. UnfumlshBd ~ X N »T E D TH4E " (100 art FtrM aMnPto rent 333-0407 or Sit 4123 APARTMENT LOCATOR One Fnd what you are tootong tor Never ■ tee. 1 HISTORIC O H U M C T 1 bdrm totatoae (335/mon * SlOOsec 373 7335 400 W t*l Si________ JERNtOAN PROPERTIES, INC. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2/1, Big bonus rm-couU be 3 bdrm new penl. tnfeuL new car­ net (53 goo WOOOMERE PARK - 3/t 5. lanced yard, big screen porch, (49 BOO CALL 330-32(4 SANFORD-33 Histone 0500/mo-IM 4 tost ( aec SANFORO-1/ FURN APT mo • MOOtec in parsons st * SALAMES BASED on Night* 4 wkende *T/Hr to ken*. 4 phone Lv Mesa el S31-4043 HOTEL O P P O R T U N IT IE S P.0. las m i • num POSITION OPEN FOR: ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE osl on aocourtt for tw 8antord Herald and Lots Mary Uto.TTiiiianloutoi(to‘ poaMonfNititoo^to4sosulas. P la ta * sales wptrfenot prafomd. Cal 322-2811 or m a liw u m sto; A baauWU A Backing hotel tocatod n tie UCF area la hutng tar the loiowtng posiuona BAN Q UET SST-UFIS1R VIR, RESTAURANT SERVERS. ■OILMEN, KITCHEN U TK JHOSTMOSTESS, COCKO nOR. S BAR TEMOERB. Ap­ ply in person to Holiday ton 12175 High Tech Asa , Orlando EOE ere. Menton CourtYark CaM 444-1000. For Mart-ip UV1 atop toe. MAA (3000 chectomo to: CALYPSO VARIETY. 1414 N. Lakemont Am FL337S3. LABOR R TTE 'W -M 14 Ceme teerk edSt Me SEBTf DkjhMWd-OeWpey Opemtg tar M F/T*OFF > N m WIS Train. 407-7074007. i 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 IFOROCOl 3291 S. SANFORO AVK., SANFORO ENOUSH HORSEBACK RIDING lessen*, camp, swimming GENEVA 7*0-*311 157— M obile H o m es F o r Sale 14 X 70 5 7 MH Scm porch, work shop S tourto rm Good conoton tto« oiler 333-2144 *4 FLEETWOOO 14 X 70 57 C H A 10 X 70 awing Many EX­ TRAS" 631 7708 or 37? 1553 Divorce safe 1995 Fleetwood 15X80. esceaent conation Can ass-si with crscM. no down paymem Musi teat 604-7(1-4006 Antiqua/Collectibtes MOOERN FURN 4 Antique* 1 PIECE or Whole Household _J0 A 7 7 M 2 3 y «7 4 B «^^ 219— W anted to B u y Alum. Can* Copper / 1 Kokomo Recycling: 321-0004 •IB W. Flr*1-U/F B-5. Sat> 1 221— G o o d T h in g s to Eat NAVEL ORANGES B RED GRAPEFRUIT Meriwether Farms 3461 CeferyAv* NAVEL ORANGEB-Upxk or We Pick fresh to order. 3860 Moore* Station Rd 373 6367 Nkvei* iwf nrapefruit* tanner■ne* Fresh From Grove We Ship BAOGS MARKET 333-36*1 223— M iscellaneous PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Home* (3 000 to (6 000 Setup Financing OUtETI J71-7*41 FRUIT FOR SALE to grown citrus picked lo or­ der Cel 377-3310 OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE SANFORO AREA 333-31(7 231— C a rs F o r Sale a r a z z r bit 57 i n Ontoea pond (**.*0 0 RENOVATED 47. Ska new comer tot garage 144 *00 SC POOL Pr* kxectote 57 kv/ dvstam 7 car garkprt (73,*00 4/1J Over 1.600 iq It UvttrV tarn bpsc.lncdW3.S00 RENOVATED LA* new 1/3 acre Def w**hp cvpt. Innrl (TO.BOO 171J Large fenced yard. C H A On ly (77.900 VIP Proper*** Inc 407-33344*5_____________ CONVENIENT Jbr home in SouVi Wde tor only (49 000 SO MUCH FOR THE PRICE" 13 a (4 in 73 Cambndgs W D , scm rm 16.000 tM S C H E W 70 series big truck Run* good (3500 Cal 374-2442 C e ll 323-4160 R EA L C O U N TR Y! 2 5 Acre*. deed area 118.000 beauMuay sectoOwner financing (4 OLDS CALAIS SadWv Low mtteega. great ga* mitoage 4 comfort (3(00. X114334 238— Vehicles W anted 159— R eal Estate W anted S4VESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS Of LEM ON! Charlie BSS-72B7 322-7498 LAKE MARY 4/3 -Cartonal Oak* II 2700 SF. »pW pun. cam ceAng*. tr pic. pool «pa. 1 * •ere* on cui-d*-*ac cornel tor (709 000 407-131-77*4 SANFORO AM A-3/1 MUST SELL) C H A doubt* garage, tried yard. 300 Rosa Or. Cel evenngs 349-5B57 CASH ( M NUDI For Jink Cara, Truck* B Mac! KEEP AMERICA BEAUTVUL 3Z2 US0 240— B o a t Rentals 181— A p p lia n c a s A Furn iture F o r Sale R8ALBITAT1,| (3 BUICK REGAL STATION WAGON Great transportation AT . Air (t.OOO FIRM 333-7311 DAY BCD White. Vctonan style wan 7 Nm malfreaaai S trunde Never used (300 407MATTRESS SALE - Full aue used bos spring* B mattre** (65 00 Larry* Mart 3334133 , bos, 6 frame (6500 Can deliver Cai 327-6219 FIBHMO BOATS FOR RENT Storing at (30 4 up ANo: 74'Pontoon C al 330-1612 241— Rec. Vehicles/Cam pers For S al# 71 BW Pop-up camper Low mileage, drive* good, m ----------some work (495 497-tOSO BILES 33FT RV Travel taker Tandom life , need* a tot of work Dafwery pea*. (7 9 5 0 0 0 Cai 333-5602 IC O N BOOKKEEPM O Cuttomixed/p*r*onakxed ptofc-up U-BUY-rr-l wM Auembto Ml Chn*tme»tll AppB5oy*/enf ctr/ MARYto LAUNDRY SSRVCS ^ ■ I W h F k k t o ll 253 -A d d itio n e A 278-HauHng 287-Lawn Banrlcaa aarvee *07-34*463* Door*, isandows. carpentry. Wtng. itocka B concrM*. 373-4*37 8 Q B**nt C S C 19660 281-C o m p u te r C o n sultin g 2 83-C arpentry CARPENTER. A* Horn* rape**, pembng A ceramic Mi. ** 1331-5972 Rewd. ***h.p gway» dean 349-9696 Free ►•7174 FU U .S E R V K 1 LAWN CANE ■ (36-1737 or eto 4444667 V '\ RES/COM QUALITY FREE E S T . -------------- LOCAL CARE 280-Homa A-ZLewTaah improvements Divorce (55. Bankruptcy (75. Adoption (75. Name Chang* (54. Etc (407) 623-0947 >4 tv* HOME S4SPSCDONB K dyer* J -IR A R A I CHARLES O (DBei (S U E R , Btoktar. C8C0577S9. Ree/ Comm , iwthxmn, Aflarooni, rA’ pm. MC. VISA. -...4074SS-1741 DJWP KEY CONSTRUCTION i kf- COOSETSM c w ta c n n S n s M to e . ■ k ly m T rU m rn m n . c«e AnfMI 336-4641 STOP THE NIOHTUARE EOE. F/T B F/T CAHPETMAMTORtAL DELTONA to acre*. Ideal lor motto* homei4e. horses canto, farming or nursery* Zoned egocultural (3.900/ACRE Sm down w, owner finance 9047*71773 or *04-7(74472 C A R R IA G E C O V E umveountartop/ tot*. 3344490 ,£ 201— Horses 211 — Wokiva Pines Bivd Homente. 4 4 acre* (75.000 Hwy *6, 1 rmlo W of river Beverly B. Meton Realty (407) 7404(00 24*44 3/2 42 SkySne SpM plan, new carpet, wtyf ( lap Id n g (11.000 ALL TYPE EAM SOME EXTRA MONEY! 153— A cre a ge Lo t F o r Sale 141— H o m e s F o r Sale 282-Cabinets -O CBAA Y MANOR* louowing potitiofit Art Cal DeSary Merwr. 4074004400. Aak lor Dvector ol Nurs­ ing or apply within 00 North Highway 17-02. DeBary. Fton da Drug Free W< OFFICE/OFFICE-WARE HOUSE Now Avaaabte Guankan l>enonal Storage Cai lor deto«k 67B-7500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 3 Suttee ev enable • 1100 SF B 1400 BF. 407-371-7004 N e tw o r^ n M a lia b o T T v In ^ lL VB. graphic*. on-Ma Rea* 467474-1433 si Opportunity Employer Drug-Free Workplace 3pm 11 ami llam Toni A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 *q 6 ( M>* (765 A MONTH Ohce Ssorego 321-0170 or 333 2554 HOT, MOT, MOTT57 Firm Urt*?r Hardwood Floors, walk to Sum High Only (49.5001 Dade Callaway, Realtor (407) 3244311, E at. 108 BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er u*ed Twin (75 Fun (t0 5 Oueen St?S King (169 Call 40744(4*54 ITENftTMUMNTALI CASSELBERRY 3 3 Carport. scm pch C H A 1(00 4000 SANFORO 3 1 Ouptea C H A New carpet O o w n L lllS If ISO SANFORD 3 * Apt. spat pton. pabo. new prettong (4401*300 l 31 wtam. rm. port, ieaee wfepeon I PINE CREST 31 wT ig yard. CHA mce.J J m DOYLE (4071 332-3420 HOUSES TO RENT ta n.FL 118— Office Space F o r Rent R ^V IN C Realty Resources SANFORD 2/t Com tocalion MOOmo XMAS Ovcounl Ret. req 33147(7 B U lilU lf e . Nswapapsr dsNvtfy tor tstaMshsd route* In the Sanford its *. Earn money wtds taking a drive in ths country or d y . Must hew dependable tanaportstion, orasnizsbonBi andR^w bs tortOBS* afiomoon R P* ^WIWP^NiWWBW okiloMINI P MlavsHobio trfBWWMBe^RF *-i^ ekPRPY“ (4 0 0 in one of those cozy hornet. S41 North Hwy 17 Ttw •vi CARRIERS WANTED area CUDDLE UP A m M lIln l Expraas Lings, Inc. Office Space Available lor Leeee Sen lord Commerce Ctr touted at Park Ave « ?SVi Si 3 *u4es approi 3 000 *1 ( 8.500 *1 (9pvt per year Parking i* abundanl Can John Gay el Strictly Commercial, l x Real B*6*yt_«gL44(-pJ30__________ OfFICE/WMSE 3 000-15000 kl From (3 *f Prime location Hwy 17 9? Sanford. I H from Airport BMI C40 (34-4440 JtnVSue SANFORO Oood area RpoOmt 3/1 AC. hook-up*, peta ( yard (415-mo * MUOhtop (44-0044 103— H o use e U n fu m is h s d Starting pay M.15/Hr. Apply In person 10:00am •4:00pm at: 1000 N. PROOUCnON WORKERS Luge green gn house need* hard working i•eH-motivaled people, ive high energy levst, Must hav pack hand and be abto to stand tong hour*. Must have an aye tor design. Pace wadi avatabt* tor soma position* Apply m person 0770 West SR 40 San- M r toit17 ty 7AA ..U C 1(Spin start time) In TOPTALENT STAFFSIO EKPSIHSNCaO BREAKFAST MANAOER and FRONT DESK CLERKS. Marriott Court Yard Cafl aaa-tiM. 1-6-11 WORK T OGATA*AIO TODAY WAREHOUSEA M YOU I HONESTY Hafp wtoi houaeiMpeig buMnaae Snn part ama and work tail Phona. tranaportsBonandi LEASE Prime ihowroom & werehouM (10,970 aq « sn 441 frontage 407-576 3500 NF4LTH ertun arret AMD taut PLAMt I m 181— Appliances A F urn iture F o r Sale Account Activetors New Sweepstaka* Company •610 H p PIus Cash Bonuses* Open your cum maid service Earn t?04?2/fir. Leem the sa­ cred* from Vie founder ol one of Ihe largest maid service* n the nation and cn i set now forming 141— H o m e s F o r S a le WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse for rent, 1,250 eq. ft, pert of larger warehouse area. 24 hour acceas. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Thick loading dock available at no additional coat* No lease required. 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G O TT: Nowhere in your articles on hiatal hernia have I seen a simple approach to treatment that I have successfully used for years. At the earliest sign of heartburn or indi­ gestion. I drink a large glass of water without stopping, and the force of the water pushes the hernia back jnto place, i never leave home without a bottle of water, and I have not needed surgery or medications. PETER GOTT, M.D. class of compounds have been exam­ ined. T o m y knowledge, vitam in A docs not help patients with emphyse­ ma, a chronic pulm onary disorder marked by overexpansion of the lungs and trapping of stale air. More appro­ priate therapy includes oxygen, respi­ ratory exercises, antibiotics when necessary, and the prudent use of cor tisonc drugs. More important, large doses (above 5,000 InternationalI Units) of the vita min can lead to serious toxidty: Loss of appetite and hair, anemia, retinal bleeding, skin irritation, bone tender ness, mouth ulcers, headache, birth defects, and many others. I advise my patients to shun excessive doses of vitamin A. 0 IMS NKWSI'ATOt KMTKIUKISE ASSN D EAR R EAD ER ; Although a scien­ tific study has reported that all Irani D EAR R E A D E R Hiatal hernia It a retinoic acid, a vitamin A like sub­ weakness of the valve where the stance, may reverse some abnormali­ esophagus joins the stomach; at ties In animal lungs, no research has limes, this weakness will permit gas yet been done on humans and no simi­ trie acid to backwash into the esopha lar substances to or derivatives of this gus. The water antidote may be effee tire, but not for the reason you men lion. Water will not correct the hernia husband ACR OSS Answer So Previous Here is what I believe is happening. 38 Before (poet) -----1 Exuberance M MfSi H fw. .ll| CVfliBf Hiatal hernia often — but not 5 Wooded valley m Weddlno-oeoe • British Navy 9 always - leads to reflux, the back­ „ , 40 Row of stabtee wash of concentrated, irritating gas­ 12 California wine 43 Built tric acid up into the esophagus, 44 Actress because the esophagus, unlike the t3 First-rate (2 Q a rd n f w ds ) stomach, is not lined with a protective 47 Small island 14 -c ia t r e . Wts. 48 Canine tooth barrier, the arid literally begins tu 18 Hawaiian 81 Silenced digest the esophagus, leading to instruments 88 Airline Info heartburn, gas, cough, chest pain and 18 Zota heroine M Desert In Asia other symptoms 17 Roman 1,002 88 Actress Oarr 18 Looking S t — Avtv 20 Pressing Nonsurgical remedies for this com­ 80 OH exporter 2 2 ............. 81 — La Douce mon condition Include antacids and 23 t2 Type of curve drugs to reduce the production of gas. b . . 83 Eyeglass part trie acid Surgery may be necessary 24 Xncient empire Kind of fuel for large hernias that do not respond *• Colorful ftsn 32 Sing under the DO W N to this therapy breath 8 Nerve 1 10 33 Weetarn 11 Court 8 Mount — 2 Erie or Ontario hemisphere 7 Boredom 18 Actor Water affects the concentration of 3 Fencing eword Do — 8 C omet 1 and by diluting it and washing it back 34 Jackie's 2nd 4 With no trouble 8 Blood pigment >1 down into the stomach, where it 24 belongs For obvious reasons, very CT1 IMDCnOCal kx Answers e touervtreeRdMin«nw I sound dilute gastric acid is far less irritating O lU iy ir L U : vup»~w»el-800484 ins tst code 100 than undiluted acid Thus, I believe that your technique, although appro priate, is effective only in relieving symptoms tem porarily. Th e other methods 1 described give more longlasting ctlrcts However, if it works for you. fine Other readers with reflux would, in my opinion, enjoy better results using therapy other than sim­ ple dilution. Rem em ber, too. that hiatal hernia and reflux can, if not treated vigorously, lead to a p re ­ malignant affliction called Barrett's esophagus Therefore, if your symp­ toms occur with some regularity over a long penod of time, you should be examined by a gastroenterologist to make sure that you are not sitting on a time bomb □□□□ rannmn □□□□□□ nmnnmo □□□□□□ nnnnnrc □□□n nnnnm nnm nnnn mnnn □□nn □□□□□ □rannnn nmonnra onnann nnnnnn □nnnn nnnn nnnn nnnn nram mnnnn nnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn □□nnnn nnnnnn nnnnn nnnn D E A R D R G O T T ; A local T V sta­ tion recently carried a story about how high doses of vitamin A can help patients with emphysema by improv­ ing lung structure. Is this correct? Another anonymous adept By P h illip A ld e r I was shown today's deal by Michael Prahrin, a Russian who has lived in the New York area for some years It was sent to him by Yuri Bolotin from Kharkov, Ukraine. To follow the deal fully, you need to know about Rusinow leads. At trick one, you lead the second-highest of touching honora (e g , queen from K-Qx). However, when leading a suit bid by partner or when leading from two touching honors doubleton, you lead the higher, not the lower, honor. North’s three spades was pre-emp live, showing a weak hand with at least four spades. East's double promised length in the red suits. Against four spades doubled. West using Rusinow leads, led the diamond *HOME COMPUTfM i r u p a t For m eu F ,.< L » in 6KATI J 'U . C O M t qfour f ji ‘Birthday \\l ■•FICk IT UP f5f a I. i ■ fi Wednesday, Jan. 7,1098 You have acquired some vafcabie (needs over the past lew years. In the months ahead, they'll reveal just how much you mean to thorn both aocialy and personalty CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 18) Grab the rams today In an endeavor you think you can steer better than your poors. You can handle this transition without otlanding olhsrs. Capricorn, trsat yoursslt to s birthday grtt. Send lor your Aatro-Qraph predictions lor the year ahead by mailing S2 end 8ASE to Astro-Graph, do this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hrtl Station. New York. NY 10168. Be sure to stale your xortac sign. AQUARIUS (Jen. 20+eb. 18) Be reekstic regarding toe objectives you set lor yourselt today. Do not establish goals by J im M sddlch OkAASL T W M t t lf t t E GOtHST) ___ lOjRCDINOSfTOHff W ttU ltt S U N 0 4 6 TU E N E M t M 4 U 0 N ,l» T Q U R 1MUJ* MOKICttKPHTtm IT- * & T W » ,W tU K uummaftfocti jack. South, a young U krainian, seemed destined to lose four tricks (one spade, one diam ond and two dubs), but he found a great ruse. East, thinking his partner was lead­ ing from a diamond holding headed by the queen jack, played the nine at trick one. South ducked! Suitably duped. West continued with the diamond 10. And equally fooled. East played low, allowing South to scoop up the trick with his queen. Now came the two top hearts and a heart ruff in the dummy. Back to hand with a spade to the ace, declarer led his last heart When West discarded a dub, de­ clarer ruffed in the dummy, trumped the diamond king (just in case) and, af ter West discarded once more, exited with a trump. Having only clubs re­ maining. West had to open up the suit, allowing South's king to score a trick. Declarer had lost only one spade, one diamond and one dub. Who was this masked marvel? West a K Q *1 0 1 e J to 4AQ1 North *1-4*44 * 10 8 7 8 4 * T i e K 8 8 * 8 4 3 East a 3 • q j # 8 ) * a • a 7 41 a J 5 0 • 78 Sm Ui a A J 8 8 2 * A X l t • Q > a K 2 Vulnerable: Neither D ealer South W ert 2a «a Dbl Soetk 1a Pass 4* North East 3a Dbl Pass Pass All pass Opening lead: e J C IM feyNEA. lot X, * IT An P T U F O less by NCA. Inc *, f. s ix M O NTH // • 62 nr by B ob Thavta FRANK AMD ERNEST 80 your common sense tots you are out at LSO (Jid y 22-Aug. 22) AJtoough you are capable ol outstanding achievement reach el thio txne. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Conditions today, you might be plagued with sekthat are out ol your control might caueo doubte. When toe going goto tough, you you to alter your plane today. II you keep couM toee In too toweL VW OO (Aug. 23-SapL 22) You am BwSy cool, things wM sort themeelvea out. A R IE S (M arch 2 1 -A p rll IS ) Joint to hold strong optotons today, and tola Is endeavors must be consistsntty moni­ OK 8 your purpose is oonsSrocSve. N not, tored and evaluated today or otae you (tool try to toroo your views on toe m a ­ might come out on the short end Move U B R A (Bept. 23-O ct. 22) II you are TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Stove to be erttod upon to help another today, try to sed-refcant today. It you depend too heav­ do so with tvs or her resources. Do not ily upon other* and they cent assist you. get to a position whore you're extorted to Trey* retraang your steps could be an awkward pay SC O R P IO (O c t. 2 4 -N ev. 22) Do not move OEMBE (May 21-Juno 20) You ere more amupalo tie adtone of otoors in a nega­ kkoly to help others today 8 you tool you tive manner today. This could create are doing so ol you own vokBon When complications that are totety unneces­ demands ore mads on you, youl resent sary end avoided*. SAO fTTAN U S (Me*. tS O oe. 21) Spend toe bidder. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) OenercNy W1W rvwwy rm J W fO wl K v Y T B fl mm pfO* you onjoy social events, but today you vide you with gratification, but don't might attend ■ gathering atoore someone neglect your duties where other* are you don't like M present, end tote could pul a damper on your tun. A N N IE , M P iM T w e o r HERCULES WfDTWfc U0M.1SU6&EST IT \ 4 . L . i , *k 1. NT. " I -V T 1 � 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 06, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 06, 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/fe4daeb9ca27d2e4c2fbfcde08b9f9a7.pdf d49a9d553f8fe5a5cea702ab3f82e28c PDF Text Text Commissioner: County’s courts clerk ‘out of control’ Clerk: Pay when you play Sxmtnok County Stsnftl Ofhm Alttmona Springs Polo Dspmmsnt Cttwtotrry Poles Dtpirtmsnl Longwood Pokes Dtpidnsfii Oriado M m OapMtmtnt Sanlord Pokes Dspirtmsnt WWitwSpang, Rotas Dspirtmsnt Lika Mary Poke* Dspinmtnt fHP - S#mtnoWCounty By RUSS W HITS Hr raid Staff W riter SANFORD • Maryannr Morar. the County Clerk of the Court* nays *he may dock money from a county commissioner's pay for hla failure to properly account for a trip to Europe last year. Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide claims Morse *ls out o f control,'* and that he can prove his expenses are legitimate and he Is entitled to a re imbursement. On Fri­ day. he said Morse's actions amounted to *a cheap politi­ cal hatchet Job." "IVe been waiting for his receipts since October." Morse countered. *lle'a to be held accountable Just like anyone else." It's her Job to determine what expenditures ore or are not Justified. Van Der Weide was one of four Seminole County offi­ cials to visit the Netherlands for on August 1007 confer­ ence promoting economic development. opportunities between the two entitles. He also visited London and drew a $1,081 cash advance from the county. LONOWOOD . A former high school teacher. who faces state action for not seeing students perform a sexual act In his classroom , will request a full hearing to clear hla rep u ­ tation. Reacting to a letter from Com m issioner of Education Frank Brogan. J osep h Laughlin. a science teacher at Lynuut High School for IS years until Dick Van Dar W ald* Morse Is questioning whether Van Der Welde's London trip was for official county business or a leisure vacation. She lias asked her ofTlcr's attorney to determine whether the commissioner can legally seek compensa­ tion lor the London-related expenses. Van Der Weide said he Is prepared to have County Munager Gary Kaiser. County ■h C ou n ty. R ag* B A By MARIA OREM Herald Staff Writer Despite an overall Increase In crime In the county In 1990. the numbers are holding steady for 1997 and the out­ look Is positive, according to local law enforcement officials. However, the actual 1990 crime Indrx. which Is calcu­ lated as a ratio based on population, was at Its lowest in 11 years for the sheriffs nfAre. said Chief Deputy Steve Har­ riett. •While more people are living In the county and the crime volume Is greater, the ratio Is lower.* Harriett said. ’ Although the potential opportunity for crime Is higher the actual ratio Is down.* According to the latest an­ nual report (1996) released by his resignation in July 1997. said on Friday that he will a p ­ peal the case to a full hearing. T h a t will stretch things out another Rye or a U m onths but HI Anally: have the c h a n c e -to brin g in all live facts an d give my tide.* Laughlin said. B rogan's letter, dated Dec. 23. 1997 Informs Laughlin that the state found probable cau se to Justify sanctions against Laughlln's teaching certificate, which m ay include a rrprt- 7A the Florida Departm ent of Law Enforcement, which Includes seven m unicipalities, the sh er­ iffs o ffe r and the Florida Highway r a t m . there w a s a 4.06 percent Increase in crimes over the 1999 ra le n d a r year. The highest Increase w as posted In Lake M ary with 121.73 percent, the lowest rate w a s In Longwood with a d e ­ crease o f 41.37 percent. Harriett said b e thinks the crime num bers for 1997 will b e very close to those reported In 1996. He said his departm ent Sheriff’s eye in the sky is still flying high 56 21 7 1 7 29 7 I 0 148 88 18 18 IS 158 9 6 7 621 72 73 17 114 158 80 12 0 1,187 1X 0 406482 ______ 40L 9 SA N FO R D • The rotary blade tugs aw ay at the sky. keeping an eye out a s protection for Seminole County. It is the Seminole County Tactical A ir O p e ra ­ tions. celebrating two years o f service. ’ It's perform ing very w e ll* said C h ief Deputy Steve Harriett o f the Sem inole County S h e riffs Office. -It's added a new dim ension to S em i­ nole County Law Enforcement.* Harriett said that for a while, the Sh ertffs Office relied on other agencies, and, b y that, app reh en sion efforts were som ewhat ham pered. Then In Decem ber 1995, two Bell Jet R anger helicopters went Into service: an acquisition from the U.S. Departm ent o f Defense. *|We are| depending m ore an d m ore on technology,* Harriett said. ’Aviation is certainly a c o m p o ­ nent o f that.* The unit h as logged a total o f 1436 flight hours. It h as conducted 85 searches for m is s ­ ing persona. The unit h a s assisted Sheriff's Office patrol units a total o f 1226 times, en ­ gaged in 48 vehicle pursuits an d 114 foot p u r ­ suits. It h as also assisted In the app reh en sion o f 168 criminal suspects an d aaalated other agencies a total o f 346 Um cs. Harriett also said there are two advantages to the program : 1.) It provides cross training for those officers w ho a re in the program a m an d need to b e updated with ground situations; 2.) The program allow s for personnel to b e trained a s pilots by the com m ander o f the unit. C a p ­ tain Bill Arm strong. Officers from other a gen ­ cies within the county, such a s Longwood and C asselberry, have duty in the program at least one day a month. The unit ia currently working with the S a n - Is cum-nily compiling the In­ formation which will be for­ warded to the FDLE. *1 dont expect to see any dramatic changes, though.* he said. 'Our semi-annual report Indicates there could be a very slight increase.* Of the types o f crimes re­ ported. Harnett said homicide la not prnm table because the victim usually knows the per­ petrator. Homicide numbers fluctuate greatly from year to year and there Is really no pat­ tern there. Harriett said. *lt la a unique crime because they are known lo each other,* hr said. There are some ex­ ceptions like serial klllera.* Another factor Involving the crime index. Ilanlett said, ia domestic violence laws be­ cause those incidents are now reported more accurately and (hat imparts the number of as­ sault cases. Overall, though. Harnett said unincorporated Seminole County la in an extremely good position vfhen compared to the state. In 1996. Seminole County reported 3.200 Inci­ dents; the State reported 7,491. In 1995. the county reported 4.654: the state. 7.623. T h a t puts us in a good situa­ tion." he said. Harriett said the key to a iccesaful law enforcement de- •rrsst • By SHARI BROKE Herald Staff Wrtter ALTAMOFTTK SPRINGS - T h e rlghta o f adult entertainment busin ess owners are being de­ fended by several law Anns In Central Florida as the vote on future sites comes before the Board o f County C om m ission ­ ers on Jan. 13. One attorney, Jeff Deen. spoke before the county c o m ­ m issioners. in the June 10 meeting, saying that he o p ­ posed the ordinances b ecau se they were ’ bad government.* Deen. a recent candidate for a Lake M ary city com m ission seat, w a s Identified In a politi­ cal brochure distributed by h la opponent, George Dtuyea. aa Herald Staff Wrtter Deen loot the election by 14 votes, but would not attribute hla loos to the negative implied In the Oyer. *W e want the sam e com m u­ nity everyone wants.* said Deen. defending the right o f the Arm to represent any client. *lt'a o u r Job.* County Tactical Air Operations, tn which tow snforcsmam effiosrs. Induing Deputy Don Bute partMpMa. ford and Sem inole County Are departm ents in the deployment o f param edics in w ater rescue services. The unit h a s also Installed an elec­ tronics tracking system to locate Alzheim er's [Jaj* fli -- rrtiA 9 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 M 73 Just who are those attorneys defending adult entertainment? IT DAVID FRAMER to O E X 184,170 18.200 24381 11588 18347 13378 26.474 7.470 0 3.188 1.088 310 217 198 109 823 214 100 Report card on Grime Teacher seeks hearing to clear his reputation »r Herald Staff Writer . -111___ W 1 ri__ Dr.Oett.,,,.... _ 1 0 S ' *2 ^ TTfTf Ctetotae...,..,......... •W e represent m urderers.* said Deen. "W e don't advocate m urder. W e represen t people w h o drink an d drive, we don't advocate drinking an d driving,* H is partner. Robert Fisher adds. T h ese guys haven't committed Crimea." Deen an d Fisher are partners In the Arm o f Fisher. Laurence. Deen an d From ang. The Arm w a s hired b y the owners o f C lu b Ju an a. R ach cfs. C h ou s C ircus a n d The C abaret w hen the county adopted a stronger J$ff Deen Hebert Fisher filled In for Fisher while he w a s out o f town. T h e county com m ission took a nu m ber o f a c lion*,* Deen said 1st the three to four day period o f F ish er's absence. Som e meetings were held at the Aim ’* office a n d D ren spoke before the c o m m ission In Fisher's stead. *He an d I nair up often.* D ren said o f htopartn er. In the case o f m x ra e n tln g the a d u k entertainment b u sin esses, Deen said. *1 didn't w ant to d o t h is * Fisher and Deen have bocn a "W hat w h en you d e ­ you d o n t Uke another p a r » c u U r b u s l n e a s . * l a t h e ques^ poses. In h e r e are F « * U M n g to put rlstier h a s worked with the entertainment d u b ow n« » *® voluntary an d ' « V « ^ v e ch an ges’ to the way ch ibs are operated, a s a * »»»* »t lo o * <•«*»• ^ 1 * y Y e done things that are not required now by the county.* The d u b s have toned d o w n the exteriors a n d ^ re­ suggestive verbiage from partnenTin th cstat^ ttom eV s K ceO en eral FelonyDhSton. in private practice, they than f flyrcf cases. Deen said primarily he adthe issue of of location. *We were hired to addraaa that.* The wants to move the dub* away from the 17-6# comdor and tus identtffsd potential atlas around the county. Doan calk It the -Not In I * Backyard* Fisher said that each of the _he represents has an co­ *■ **«■ * • * * « H million end have demonstrated *kal their location to coqjuncU°n with other tallnesses leaa«» ihe property value* of neighboring bust**••**• Haher potato to the $pa*tag of a 8*Wto Ctab. s t a ­ eant to RachcTs, cm State Road •• *“ — mp** peaceful coexistence. S U BSCR IBE T O T H E S A N F O R D HERALD FOR T H E BE S T I O C A L NEW S C O V F R A G E eedte' i*v-— ypfoe^w'ifj •«—VwA ' *«"V (. themr C . i l l 3 2 2 26 1 �2A S x n * o u ,• f ..v - •« «i Business C o n siste n cy, key to healthy lifestyle NKWSMAKKRS By M A R IA O R E M tlrn ilil Si.ill W illci Carole Ricci Dan Emerson Carole R ic c i lias been named assistant vice president .it Fi­ delity National Title tor the company's Seminole County o p ­ erations with ofllres in Casselberry and Altamonte Springs. Realtor Dan Emerson of Higgins \ Heath/Brtler Homes and Gardens was recently recognized for sales excellence. Emer­ son. who works mu o f the company's lleathrnw/Lukc Man’ o f­ fice posted $.1.9 million tn sales for 19117. Bill Marcoua. protect coordinator for the City of Sanford, was rrelected as a director of the Florida Government Communicators Associa­ tion at the organization’s annual business conference tn Mel­ bourne rrcentlv Thom a* M. O'Leary has been promoted to protect manager at Wharton Smith Inc., a general contractor based at Lake Monroe. O'Leary Is a 1995 graduate o f the I'ntvcrtsty of Akron. •list . g*. . LO C A L F O R E C A S T Today: Partly cloudy. Highs In the upper-70s. Lows near GO. Sunday: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs in the upper-70s. Lows In the low-GOs. M on­ day: Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Highs near 80. Lows In the mldGOs. EXTENDED O U TLO O K SATURDAY P tcld y 7 7 60 SUNDAY P tc ld y 7 9 6 4 • MONDAY P tcld y 81 64 T ID E S SATURDAY: SO LUNAR TABLE: m in.. 9:15 a.m .. m aj. 3:05 a.in., min.. 9:55 p.m .. m aj. 3 :4 0 p.m . T ID E S: D a y to n a Beach: high: 11:29 a m .. 11:55 pan., low: 5:02 u.m.. 5 :4 3 pan. N ew S m y rn a Beach: high: 11:34 a.m .. — * p.m .. low: 5:07 a.m .. 5:48 p.m .. C o co a B each : h i g h ; . , U : 4 9 n.m.. p.m .. K a.m .. 6:03 p.m . ' " hr if c :. r^rrr-n xaa TUESDAY P tcld y 8 2 6 5 L O TTE R Y D a y to n a B each ft N e w S m y rn a B each: Seaa are 3-5 feet with a moderate chop. Water temperature at Day­ tona Is 59 degrees and at New Syiuniu. 60 decrees. Winds are from the east at 15-20 m.p.h. Here are the winning numbers selected on Friday In the Florida L o tte ry F an tasy 5 4 -1 2 -1 8 -2 1 -2 2 Tire high temperature In Sanford Friday was .na d e ­ grees and the overnight low was .na. Recorded rainfall for the period ending at 10 a.m.. Saturday totaled .na Inches. •Sunrise................ 7:18 a.m. •Sunset.................. 5:42 p.m. S a n fo rd H e ra ld "Serving Sanford, luike Mary and Seminole County Since IV0H” 1JVKK MAIG' As m.inv pci* pic welcomed in tin- new veat with a toast and .t bite its eat, they prnh.ihlv also tcsolvcd to lose those extia |>niinds iliai ereepetl In ovei the holttlav season. Kick l-'tii ml .if Ooltl’s Gvm iindrrt.nuts Although itulivuiii.ils do gain some weight ovci llu holltlavs. Friend said tilings have changes in the p.isi tew vc.trs and |H-op|c ate pr.n in mg utndrrattou hv .tiinptiug i lilestyle ill.it includes cvciiisc “People ate more i oil'. >tis now alter eating in Novcit her and IVceinhcr. lint it's n illv all year that people arc watching then health and hat they eat." Friend said hv following a healthy lifestyle, men and women don't have to Is- miser­ able on dirts. “Consistency is the try.* Friend said. “Working out twice a week lor 15 niiimiis each time will keep help von stay 111 shape.* Friend said the mo-a com ­ mon excuse he hears tor not coming tn to work out t- that there ts no time. “Even though you dniit have the time, you have to nuke the lime.* lie said. Friend, part owner and o p ­ erator of the Dike Man gvm for the past five years, said about 90 percent oj his clients are professional s iiuliicltng m oth­ ers between the ages ot 10 and 40. Ills club also serves a Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 ADMINISTRATION Ooetsa Pugs - Busmen Manager Teran G*mes Mei.nda Moms Lmaa Sregei ADVERTISING Chnt S'larp • Manager EUme GuMem H..ire lavender Cneryi Stone CLASSIFIED Ker-e Wemer Manager SanOy Preiiey CIRCULATION Euabetn Bennen EDITORIAL lacy Loar • Editor Jell Berttracne Snan Brode Don* Oemcn Darrl Frazer Courtney Lanew Mana Orem Dean Srmm Tommy Vincent Susan Wenner Russ Wnea Perorkcal Postage Pad at Sanford. Flonda and ad<»l«nal maWng oflice* USPS A81280 Postmaster Send address changes to The SANFORD HERAI 0 PO Bo* 1667 Sanford FL 32772-1667 Republic LEOALS Margaret Staley PRODUCTION Frank Voeohne - Manager Peggy Beehner Snamn Harper Cheryl Smith PRESS A STRIPPING Robed 'Stop'Cowan Mark Savoie B.u Egan Elwm Tyrrel. Jr Subscnpuxt Rales (OaZy t Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year m Home Delivery 118 50 $39 00 $76 00 Max $2400 $4100 $96 00 Flonda Residants add 7% sales las to above rates Newspapen. Inc. I i lend said clie n ts don't need to exert th em selves to the point ol pain to get an r lfe c liv e w orkou t H ie m ost im p ort.m i t thing, lie said. Is to set a g o a l an d follow It "Make up your goal and he realistic." he said MemlH-rs can reach then* goal with the help of about half a million dollars worth of aerobic and weight training equipment. Friend's wife Shelly, who worked as a stale trooper lor seven years . is d i­ rer tor ol training and planned exercise at he club.She Is also lull time mother to the couple's daughter Sara. IH months, who is also at the gym. 'Shelly helps clients plan and tells them what they need to do to reach their goals, he said. A bodybuilder . Friend. 38. said there are plenty of exer­ cise machines m the 5.(XX) square-foot facility so there Is Herstd Photo bv Tomm, Vincent Rick and Shelly Friend with daughter Sara apend fam ily tim e at the gym no watt lor memliers and train­ ers are always on hand. “Don' make excuses to quit Just come lu and stay consis­ tent.* he said. tn a d d itio n , the ilu h o ile rs 29 a ero b ics < la sses each week. Ilie r e r is a ls o free b a b y ­ sittin g availab le. C o m in g so o n , he said. Is a Juice bar. Ih e gym Is ojH-n every day. C ontractor earns ,a w a fd .Mf« -iiilf 6 1 'Turner Construction C om ----party has awarded Its an* rural IUU7 Outstanding contractor Award lor Me­ chanical Englrieenng to S.I. Goldman, based in Longwood. Company officials, from left, an* Jim Kasche, vice president of operations. Turner; Hob 1‘analne. proj­ ect manager. S 1 Goldman: John Martin, viir president; Ronald Burkett, president; Frank Cardinal. general manager. Turner. FHi Pholo Oviedo cham ber, presents awards Sunday. January 4. 1998 • Vol. 90. No. 94 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspapers Inc. • 300 N French Ave . Sanford. FL. 32771 large group nl scnlois. Inspiring mnnv of those over the age <>l in is St o ily Rohde. lie's here every loom ing at -I a in. and he's never late.* I ticutl said, “lie should l*c lu a wheelt hair hut because of the weights he's up and lu body building shape.* According to Friend. Rohde. 43. was told l>\ doctors lie would never walk because Ids hips hail hern crushed twice and In- had no kneecap “Scotty tells |N-op|e just tome in and puller around.* Friend said With about 5.000 tnciuhers. F rom S ta ff R eports OVIEDO - The Greater Oviedo Chamber o f C om ­ merce held Its annual award ceremony recently honoring business owners and members o f the com ­ munity. Mlml Uruu- was named Business Person o f the Year. Bruce, who Is on the board of Nelson and C om ­ pany In Oviedo, also serves as the city's mayor. She was recognized for her efforts In beautifying the community and revitalizing the original downtown area. Kousc-Orlando Inc. was recognized as the Business of the Year. Rouse Is devel­ oping the Oviedo Market­ place scheduled to open March 4. The firm has pro­ vided scholarships to Oviedo students and sponsored many of the city's .civic events. Community service and outstanding service awards went to Priest Accounting and Dean Davenport o f Cen­ tury 21 Oviedo Realty. Both were cltrd for their ongoing and significant contribu­ tions o f time und resources. Oviedo City Manager Gene Williford received the Presl- • dent's Award for his contri­ butions toward relations be­ tween the city und civic or­ ganizations. Outgoing chumber presi­ dent Tim Slattery said the uwurd recipients repre­ sented everyone who Is making u contribution to community values and prosperity. State cites area eateries F ro m S t a ff R a p o rta TALLAHASSEE - The Flor­ ida Department o f Business and Professional Regulation. Division o f Hotels and Restau­ rants, haa released Its report t for the period Nov. 22 to Dec. 13, 1097 o f disciplinary ac­ tions relating to public food service establishment Inspec­ tions. The following Seminole County facilities . which have since compiled and paid im­ posed flpea. arc ones that ei­ ther allow conditions to exist that poae an Immediate threat to the' public's health and ftafety or tjioee that do not correct repeated violations • noted during routine Inspcclions. Express. 3021 Orlando Drive. Sanford; Marina Restaurant. 530 N. Palmetto. Sanford; Sweet Tomatoes. 474 W. State Road 434. Altamonte Springs: Hungry Howie's Pizza, 2400 S. French Ave.. Sanford; Semi­ nole Greyhound Park, 2000 Seminole Blvd., Cusselberry; New Canton Chinese Fast Food. 2929 Orlando Drive, Sanford; Lre s Half Time. 999 llwy. 434. Lungwood; Big Easy Cajun. 451 Altamonte Ave.. A l­ tamonte Springs'. Kentucky Fried Chicken. 3601 Orlando Drive. Sanford; Vlvona's Fine Ituliun Pizzeria, 2477 25th St. I’ark Ave. Sanford; Oolden Lamb Restaurapc 2101 S. French Avr.. Sanford; Dynasty Chinese Restaurant. 851 W. State- Road 430. Altumonte Springs; Nectar's. 931 State Road 434. Altumonte Springs; Gleason's Orillc. 464 Hunt Papa Tony. 541 E. State Road' 434. Winter Springs; Wafllc House. 278 Douglus Ave., Altamonte Springs; Town House Restaurant. 9 E. Auto Auction or Sanford. 3 Broadway. Oviedo; Big Wong 'fc. State Road 46. Sanford. �I Sanford Herald, Sanlord, Florida ■ Sunday, January 4, 1990 •3A POLICE Suspicious vehicle Janirs Swindle. 49. of 1806 Lim llngs Ur.. Sanford, was nr rrstrd Wednesday l>y Sanford police. Swindle was charged with habitual tmlflc violator and arrested at the com er of 11tli Street and Sanford Ave­ nue. Poller received a call of a suspicious vehicle with Its lights on and engine running. Fleeing and eluding Allen Preston. IH. of 2548 Grassy Point Ur.. Like Mary, was anrstrd Wednesday by Maitland |>o!lcr. Preston was charged with flrelng/rhidlng law enforcement officer and a r ­ rested In the 100 block of Hal* taway Drive. A vehicle, driven liy Preston. was d is k e d at 93 In a 55 mile per hour rone. When officer gavr chase, Prr slon allegedly did not stop. Thrown woman Adam IVnna. 25, of 500 W. Alrjsiri Ulvd.. Sanford. was nr rested Tuesday by Sanford p o­ ller. Priina was charged with battery and arrested at his residence. Krport said that Penna allegedly plckrd up Ills girlfriend by the ami and leg and threw her onto a port h. Cannabis arrest Willie Knight, Jr.. 48. of un­ known residence, was arrested Tuesday by Sanford poller. Knight was charged with p o s­ session of cannabis with Intent to srll/drllvrr and possession of dm g paraphernalia. The Sanford UGAD squad unit made the arrest Attempted burglary arrest Kevin Robertson. 59. of 2010 N'arrlssus Rd . Sanford. was arrested Thursday liy Seminole County deputies. Robertson was charged with attempted burglary to occupied dwelling and arrested In the 300 block ol Rachellr Avenue. Robertson attempted to kick in the back door of a residence and then led after tiring confronted by the resident. Screeching noise Joseph McGlotblln, 20. of 105 Parkview Ur.. Sanford, was urrrstcd Friday by Srm lnolr County drputlrs. McGlotblln was dunged with dliving while llcrnsr Is suspended or re­ voked and arrested In the 4G00 block of Like Kmnui Road. Police said that MiGlotblln ran through a slop sign and turned making a screeching noise with Ills tires. Battery Sonya Roth. 30. of 163 E. Goodhrarl Avc., Like Mary, was arrested Thursday try Like Mary (Miller. Roth was charged with battery and arrested at the atMivr residence. Roth a l­ legedly hit her iMiyfrtend In the cheek. Drug charges Timothy Belt. 32. of 710 lllrknry Ave.. Sanford, was arr r s lr d lluirsday by Sanford IKillce. Bell was charged with (M issrsslon of cocaine with In­ tent to sell, resisting without vlolener and resisting with violence. Bell was arrested ut the corner o f 11th Street and Cypress Avenue. Sanford QUAD squad made thr arrest. Battery arrest Fahto Arebaln. of 1613 Tcrrare Ur.. Sanford, was nrrrstrd Thursday by Sanford police. Arrbalo was charged with b a t­ tery and arrested at thr above residence. Arrbalo allegedly hit bis girlfriend several times In the face. Burglary and assault charged Willie l^ng. 39. or 2361 Dolar Way. Sanford, was atTested 'lluirsday by Seminole County deputies. Ling was churged wIlli burglary lo struc­ ture/assault/battery during burglary and battery. L m g a l­ legedly entered a victim's house through n rear kitchen door. Me also allegedly threw her against a wall and drew back hts fist as if to strike her. Incidents A cell phone worth S330 was stolen Wednesday In the 1200 block of MellonvUIe Avenue. Jewelry worth $2,100 was stolen Tuesday In the 500 block o f East First Street. Jewelry worth $1,940 was stolen Wednesday tn the 2700 block of Ridgewood Avenue. Jewelry and money orders were stolen Thursday In the 1300 block of Cypress Avenue. Total amount of property sto­ len was $298.68. S anford police lodge team : B est barbecue in Florida S p e c ia l to th e H erald SANFORD • The Fraternal Order of Police Florida State Lidge held a barbecue cook-ofT at the recent state (ward meeting In Bora Raton, bocal lodges from all over the state w rrr Invited to participate to determine which team could prepare the best barbecue. Judging was conducted by em­ ployees of die Embassy Suites Motel where the meeting was held. Sanford Lodge #140 sent Its team consisting ol Sanlord Pu­ ller Cmdr. Ronnie Nance and Sgt. Mark Nichols. They pre­ pared their specialty, Boston Butts. In a unanimous decision by the Judges, and a large malorttv o f the attendees. Snnfuid's team was a awarded the state Barbecue Championship for the third year In a row. Hits team has become known across the state In the Fraternal Order of Police brotherhood, for their delicious mouth-watering barbecue. A motion was made and passed at the national FOP conference held in Orlando In August, that Sanford's team be sent to Mo­ bile. Ala. for the 1999 National Conference Barbecue Cook-Off. Mark L. Nichols, left, and Ronnie Nance, holding the Florida State FO P Bar­ becue Championship plaques. Country club bought in foreclosure sale By K E L L IE W E R N E R Merald Staff Writer LONGWOOD • Residents of Tuscawllla Golf and Country Club say they are uttering sighs of relief. After months ot lighting with club nwnrr. James Mikes, there Is llnallv an end in sight. On Dec. H, GATX Capital Corporation purchased the county club through a foreclo­ sure sale mid rrcetved the title last week. Through our subsidiaries, we are the new owners of T\iscawllla and another property tn Tampa called Cypress Creek.' said a court appointed receiver for GATX. Ed Mlinb. 'W e gave a successful btd on the courthouse steps on the sight of December.’ Residents said most of the problems at the country club stemmed from Mike's building proposals which Infringed on the fairways of the golf course, the condition he allowed the establishment lo deteriorate to and remain at and Ills closing of thr tenuis facility and pool. Problems outside die country du ll involved non-payment of water bills and m ongagr pay inents. A few months ago. GATX was named receiver of the proper­ ties whllr the foreclosure suit was making Its way through the courts. Immediately, the company Ix-gati Improving the grounds und getting the pres­ tigious country’ club back to the condl l ton tt was known for. 'Right away we started see­ ing the Improvements.’ said Tuscawllla resident -Hold Uttegard. T h e tennis and swim­ ming pool facilities a r e . not where they should be yet. but they have already started working on the buildings to bring them bark up to code. A ll I can say Is that we arc all re­ lieved." There are still a lot of details to iron out concerning the country club, but new owners promised that residents of Tuscawllla will see continued Improvements around the community. T h e w a y w e w ere: E ve n ts from 1937 We go back again tu Novem­ ber 23, 1937 fur more events recorded tn that edition uf the Want a hot r O r do )vu want a longterm investment that will grow oivr tim ef Not just overnight. Here's a better tip. SunTrust. The bank. The investment firm. A nnnuy manager as hig as lanus t»r Oppenlwimer. W ith funds that have nationally recognized performance, like the STI Classic Value Income Slock Tund. Sai\ford ItvniUi. Cmowtii Or $10,000 Sanford Lookouts receive promotion B M K Iutih V.i/ur In.am.' 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Suilr 11nu. Atlanta. C A iO >04 I’lratr trad ihr pnnprdut carefully brlotr you intrti 01 trnd mono' •Hit- Moiningviai Milling it tu n d upon J.J4 J im o lm rn l lompanirt in Ihr laigr Wind calrgory lot a l y r j i priiod rndmg •»/ ld/17 III.- onr-yrJi lolal ituun ol ihr S ll < lawn Valur Irunmr S l u l I und it 74 77*», ihr llu tr yrai it I I 7B%. ihr fivr yrai it 14 M lHand tln ir iiut-plioii (10/ ll/ 4 ')-‘l/10/17) it 1771** (3111* tnnliuuHa nvunni tn.i mail lxk«(i«gruiiM>a) loV.nlrunHankt lm �4 A - SanlonJ Sanfofd. Flonda •Sunday, January 4. 1998 Editorials/ Opinions E D IT O R IA L S Clearing the air and the criminal cases The Sanford Police Department has been criticized for Its dysfunetlon this past year, with a consultant’s report calling for a to ­ tal reorganization of the ranks and m an­ ner or procedure. Yes. the crime rate In Sanford has risen, with FDLE statistics showing a 22.88 per­ cent Increase In 1996 from 1995. Yes. that same FDLE report shows Sanford with the worst crime problem for Us size compared to any other city in the county. Sadly. Sanford ofllcers Investigated 158 robberies in 1996. while tlie Sheriffs Office probed only 146. The population In Sanford that year was 35.279. Unincorporated Seminole County, served by the sheriff, was home to 164.370. Tlie figures show oilier Interesting points about law enforcement In Seminole County. Lake Mary, with a very low crime rate, still wrestled with a 121.73 percent In­ crease In It. the biggest Jump of all cities. Longwood saw a 41.37 percent decrease In crime, making It the county's safest city. (A decrease in crime was also evident In Oviedo and In the unincorporated county.) And Casselberry, home to the county’s adult entertainment Industry, which many people argue perpetuates sex crimes, had seven forcible ra|>es. the same as Winter Springs, with no adult chibs and with a comparable population. Tlie number that most Intrigued us was the one linked to percent of crimes cleared. Oviedo jxillcc officers cleared more than any ulhei department. 30 percent of the crimes they Investigated In 1996, but of all the oilier entitles, police departments In Al­ tamonte Springs. Casselberry. Longwood. Winter Springs. Lake Maty, and the Semi­ nole County SherUTs Office. Sanford offi­ cers cleared a higher percentage of their crimes, solving 24.82 percent. With changes being made and a new spirit of team work emerging at tlie S a n ­ ford Police Department, we believe th a t some figures don't lie: although the c ity 's crime rale Is the highest. It was c re a te d b y criminals, not inept officers, a n d those same Sanford officers are p r o v in g t h a t point as they continue to a r r e s t m o re o f the bad guvs. Judging judges and grouping kids In a locally lightly reported Incident last week. It appears that Chief Administrative Cir­ cuit Court Judge Newman Brock, angered over being cut off tn traffic, chased u black man Into a parking lot and pulled a gun on him to show his displeasure. The Incident was widely reported around the state however--1 read about the In ciden t In a Kry W est newspaper where l was visiting family for Hie holidays. Tlie liuidenl, wiilch a llia ile d three squad cars I'm told, but no report until the Sanford Chief o f Police personally Intervened, raise:, some very Interesting questions. Recently four area Judges have made the newspapers for ex­ hibiting unacceptable public behnvlor and ex­ tremely poor Judgment. Besides Brock, one was reported for his third DUL one for giving her female roommate a Job. and another for fudging on her campaign flyers. Now the Important question Is what is going to happen to Brock? Tlie Stnte Supreme Court publicly chastised Seminole County Judge Nancy Alley--haullng her to Tullnhusser to humiliate her personally. Comments were made that If It were within the ability of the Supreme Court to remove her from office for her transgressions. It would do so. Tlie Su­ preme Court. In fact, removed the Chief A d ­ ministrative Judge from office In Volusia County for intervening for her roommate. So how does overstating your qualifications for the Job measure up to exhibiting a classic case of road rage and threatening the public with a deadly weapon? Are they equal? is pulling a lethal weapon on a citizen worth a bawling out from the Florida Supreme Courtor does U call for something more? If you take your ease to Court--should you expect u level headed Judge to hear your complaint? Or should you fear for your life If he gets angry at your attorney? Wanna express your opinion-call Roland D. Waller, Chairman o f the Judicial Evaluation the kid's already Into the next level of educa­ tion. 1 believe that ability grouping In elementary schools facilitates better learning experlencei for all children. If you are a third grade teacher with students who teat out from grades 1.2 to 5.6, you spend a lot o f time with the 1.2 studenla-at the expense o f the 5.8 students. Who beneflta-netther in my opinion, because each gets a part lime teacher. But If you are a third S e m in o le County grade teacher who's class ranges from 2.9 to 3.9. every student In the class gets a better School Board opportunity to have the teacher's lull attention. m e m be r. There will be leas frustration from kids who are so far out ahead they keep running over the rest of the class. And less discipline prob­ lems from those who keep getting run over by smarter classmates who have the answer for every question, every problem, far faster then Committee, at 813-847-2288 and tell him what they do. you think. Now. on to common sense! In my perfect school, students who have different skill levels In Math v». Science vs. Language would be And on ability grouping... The School Board discussed ability level grouped with those of like levels. Yep, It might involve class changes In upper elementary grouping at a recent workshop. Two of us on school grades. Testing would occur each year the Board are In favor o f allowing elementary schools to determine the best way o f grouping and atudenta test results would follow them students to achieve the beat educational expe­ from classroom to classroom. Teacher per­ formance could also be measured by these rience. The other three Board members fear going back to ‘ tracking* practices where stu­ same tests. As could the performance of prin­ dents were labeled, and once they were, were cipals and assistant principals-even Executive treated that way for their entire educational Directors. Students who have exhibited fewer skills careers. It never ceases to amaze me how shallow the than their classmates would be tn smaller classes-not larger ones. Teacher performance view la In education. But I guess that's what pay would be weighed higher for teachers who happens when you run a monopoly. First of bring these atudenta up to the class levels ex­ all— ‘ tracking* exists only because principals are not held accountable for each child's edu­ pected In the school's achievement plan. "Tracking* would be eliminated by allowing cational results. Secondly, tf you only test at principals to reorganize their classes each grades 4-8-10, then how can one tell If there la any progreaalon tn the child's Individual educa­ year--or even each semester for those students who have mastered skills. The goal would be to tional growth to be held accountable for? By the time you can ace any trends developing- an— BOB QOPP Let your voice be heard Promise yourself... Our readers are Invited to contribute guest opinion columns for publication a s well as letters to the editor. Each elected official and politico who has announced candidacy for elected office in Seminole County la encour­ age to write as often a s once a month. O pin ­ ions expressed need not be those o f the H e r ' aid: we may or may not agree with you, b u t w e will always uphold your P in t Am endm ent right to express your views. THEM » race Re l a t io n s LETTERS Stunned, but pleased After right years dealing with statewide and national press. 1 was stunned to read your re­ port o f my speech to the Sanford Chamber of Commerce (actually, reporters for the Herald have surprised me before). Marta Orem accu­ rately. fairly and without bias reported my re­ marks in a brief, precise and clear manner. Importers at m ajor papers In O rlando, Palm Beach, Miami. T am pa and St. Petersburg could learn a good deal from y o u r unbiased pro fes­ sionalism! In fairness, p apers in Jacksonville, Chariottc. Sarasota.- the P anhandle and Indi­ vidual reporters have been fair an d accurate (If tough). I admire Ms. O rem 's responsible use of America's First Am endm ent. H ep. Tom (R -O v le d o ) Judgment call I am upset about something that happened In your fair city recently and thought I would drop you a line. I attended a company holiday patty at the hotel located at the Sanford M arina. It w as pouring cats and dogs all day. The party began at 12 noon with approxim ately 300 In atten­ dance. The hotel parking facilities do not a c ­ commodate parking for that m any people plus their hotel guests. Consequently, we (several others) parked across the drive tn the closest spot to the hotel to avoid the torrential rain s...w e were oil nicely dressed. The place w e parked said ‘ Boat Trailer Parking Only*, however, a s It w as pouring and n o b oaters would be foolish enough to go out in su ch weather, w e didn't think It u n reaso n able to p a rk there. Four hours later, the rain s still falling, w e came out o f the hotel to And a $50 parking tirkrt. In ordinary circum stances I would not have parked there, however, a s the w eather was so awful, we did. W h a t I And so totally u n ­ reasonable o f the officer w ho issued these tickets, was the fact that there were several cars tn the same location. O bviously there w as a party, meeting o r large gathering at the hotel and parking was m inim al. W h y couldn't this officer have gone into the hotel an d h a d them make an announcem ent, o r why couldn’t he have had the foresight to see the parking situ a­ tion and use a little discretion, especially at tills time of the year. I would question the methods o f the Sanford police force an d their ‘ ticket book*. That hotel h a s h ad Its problem s, m aybe because the City o f Sanford does not know how to treat tta guests. I m ay have been wrong, but 1 also feel the officer could have used his head. I w ork with eight police officers and asked their opinion before I wrote this letter. They told roe. they p ro bably would have used “better Judgment*. Leslie PalraU Fighting crime I am deeply concerned about the frequency o f the n ew s reports concerning the high crime rate In Sanford. Crim e is increasing In S a n ­ ford. while decreasing nationwide. It a p p e a rs that no one Is doing anything to solve the problem . According to the reports, the m ajor crime problem is centralized In one sm all area. I read a recent article in the Saqfbrd H erald where som e police officers were com plaining becau se they were assigned to that p ro b lem area. They w ere b a d mouthing the m ayor, a n d others, for having the audacity to a s k them to do their sworn duty. The Sanford Police De­ partment should do everything hum anly p o s s i­ ble to assist M ayor Dale in solving this sham eful problem . 1 have a suggestion. Recruit those d arin g front line crime fighters that went undercover, infiltrated, an d put those terrible private c lu b s out o f busin ess. 1 understand that crim e fight­ ers from all over Seminole County volunteered for that hazardous duty. . J— H. B—dall n Replying to editorial This la In reply to the recent editorial a p ­ pearing In the Sanford Herald on Sunday. Dec. 21. W hile 1 agree with you. that M ayor Larry D a k 's freshm an year la m em orable, I must ask. m em orable tor what? For dM atvencaa. mistrust an d chaos. A n d he aurely did c o m ­ m and the m edia spotlight > the O rlan doSanford Airport d e b a c k . the San ford Police controversy, th e Sanford Sanitation dispute, a d Infinitum. Yes. an d he did, a s you pointed out, ba c k a Integrity to recuse him self from an y official in­ volvement - this a p p e a rs to b e a clear in stan ce o f conflict o f In terest A s the "elected captain o f S anford's sh ip ', he is arrogantly a n d without rem orse badly off course a n d running h is s h ip onto the rocks! W ith n o regard for the citizens o f Sanford, who settled an d rem ain tn Sanford B E C A U S E it to a ‘ sleepy little town that never tried to be W inter Park or Orlando*. I agree he h a s a style o f his own. try coercion, rudeness an d fear. A n d I am sorry that the Editorial B oard o f the Sai\ford H erald, ‘ tikes moat of w hat h e's do n e', becau se I do not Uke A N Y ­ T H IN G h e's done. 1 do agree with you that he lack s Aneaae • boy, does he ever. B u t you confused his ego a n d abrasiven ess with '‘ courage*. Y o u r grad e for the first infam ous year Fear o f D a k arms a *B*. My grad e la an * F -\ a n d the sooner h e flunks out o f this school the better. Enough about D a k . Let's continue on. Y ou r, review o f the unfortunate apartm ent com plex proposed for W e st Sanford is riddled with errors. These mi stakes m ight b e over­ looked tf m ade b y a c u b reporter, b u t to b e m ade b y you r editorial staff la Inexcusable. Let me list o f thee* p a n Y o u state that the county's C om prehensive Land U s e R a n sh ow s high density rotnm crrtsl land ‘ all around* this 51 acre t r a c t T h is is not a c c u ­ rate. A n y cursory examination o f tba rite p la n o f this are a will sh o w jtou the c o rre c t d rrijp ia* tlona. Y ou also mention that tba current d e n ­ sity allow s 20 units p er acre for the apartm ent property. T h is Is totally wrong. The N orth p a rt o f the property h a s a la n d use 1-4 units/acre, w h ik the South portion baa s 4-10 u n lta/an e designation (which rem ains tn effect until final am endm ent approval a n d zoning approval b y D a k an d the com m ission era). The statement that developer Devtln ‘ obligingly conceded" la a m atter o f Interpreta­ tion. a s la the observation that thia w a s a ‘ sure "su re isig n ' o f h is concern with the area. H agw ashi. . M r. Devlin's concerns a p p e a r to b e h is profit m argin a n d unlikely for n earby p roperty ow n ers or other citizens o f Sanford. I totally disagree with your contention that "every one w in s here*. In t h k aituatlop every­ one L O S E S here. Especially the nearby hom eowners. the other d ttsena o f Sanford (w ho c a n the f t v to h - r r n to them), the o w l m om ent, an d the lo ss o f quality ritig k fam ily homes!tea. A n d finally, "an d beautification dollars hom eow ner's w ere not prepared to spend". W h o gave you the authority to m ake auch a n ill advised statement? H ow do Y O U rs Exactly one m onth ago. w e did a column here at "Special F e o p k " titled ‘ H obday T id ­ bits* (Dec, 4), w hich Included som e o f our w ish es for the n ew year. W ish es that the d is­ abled com m unity might have for society. P a r­ ticularly tn society's treatment o f the d is­ ab led . Today w e w ould like to focus on w hat *WE*. the disabled, a n d o r should expect o f our­ selves. 1 adm it wholeheartedly that this la not a totally N E W k k a . W e all do It every year. W e m ake prom ises to ourselves or o u r loved ones. W e constantly C LA IM that on Jan . 1 o f any year, w e will accom plish som e difficult task. W e prom ise to give u p excessive habits a r c h a s sm oking, drinking o r overeating. W hile w e m ay b e sincere In these actions, moat o f the time they do not w ork out. The sam e la true for the disabled. W e make prom ises like the on es stated above. Perhaps though, w e need to go a little deeper. T h is m ay dc the time to prom ise things that iaffect ua all. In other w o n ls, do all w e can to be a positive role m odel for other disabled people. Here are some things 1 usually prom ise m y­ self. 1. Treat everyone the sam e a s you w ant to be treated, with respect an d dignity. Y ou ’ll b e am aaed at the positive results. 2. Try n ew things or accom plish a s m any n ew tasks a s possible. This can b e aa b ig aa writing a book, or a a sm all a a reading one. 3. Learn som ething. Take a course, talk to people. Just learn. 4. Oct invoked. Join a local group such aa a profit grou p or government board. T h is will not only help you r community. It will sh ow others that disabled p e o p k are out In th rir community a n d are willing to make it better. 5. Don't tell everyone you meet abou t A L L o f y ou r health problem s n o m atter how difficult t h k m ay be. Nothing turns som e people off foster than som eone describing th rir last op 8. B e positive a s m uch a s possible. T h is m ay b e the m ost difficult item on this list, but try. 7. Keep som e continuity In you r life. In other w ords, keep involved with the sam e thing* Wre attending the sam e church, d u b s , whatever. Borne peopk m ay doubt the reli­ ability o f dies b ird p e o p k . this la a perfect w ay to destroy that myth, 8. Find com m on Interest tn others. T oo nea. people think that the disabled nay not b e Interested in some o f the things a a n o n -d la a b k d people like ■porta o r politics for csam jrie. •• f o n t b e afraid to be yourself, even If you sp eak a k ttk slow er o r foster than others. This Is w h o v o u are! T h is also applies if you have strong foettogs abou t something. 10. Have a sense o f hum or abou t Ufc and tbtagfc even i f th is seem s difficult eomctlmea. U M moat o f o u r topics here at "S p ecial fo o p k " , moat o f the above auggrrilnns can also b e applied to n on-disabled p e o p k aa w ell. O ot anything for u a at "Special People*? Please let u ak n ow t �' Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, January 4, 1998 - BA - % Crime Letters commissioners said they would not appeal. The president of the Hills of Lake Mary Homcownrnt' Association. Cecil Thompson, told our reporter that the association desired to create u uniform appearance along the CR4GA corridor, but did not have the money to match the entrance features proposed by Mr. Devlin for thr TVtn Lakrs Apartment Complex. C o n tin u e d from P age 4A know what our homeowners were or were not prepared to do? This was a childish assertion and assumption, unworthy o f any city newspa­ per. This deserves a retraction and an apology. It Is a newspaper's responsibility to exercise objecllxlty and check the accuracy o f the facts before reporting them to Its readers. In clo s­ ing. let me say that It Is unfortunate that the Sanford Herald Is putting the stamp of ap­ proval on a politician who apparently has profit on his mind Instead of people. Goff C o n tin u e d fro m Page 4A O e e rg e H . R o Bu f o r d , P L m E d ito r's N ets: In answer to Mr. Rose's questions: The Seminole County Future Land Use Map shows the disputed site carved from a low and mrdtum density tract. Surrounding that, north front Oregon Avenue nnd west t o ­ ward and past the Interstate, the only desig­ nations Identified are those for High Intensity Planned Development. The 20 units per acre density figure Is based on the vote by Sanford commissioners, who approved Ute change, and which Dike Mary eliminate the bottom quartlle of each grade each year. As to ‘ tracking*. If principals con­ tinued to ’ track* - It would show up In the school's test results and In the principal's yearly evaluations, leading to no performance pay--and even to their eventual replacement If they allow *1racking" to continue. A simple an­ swer to exnggrrated fears caused by thinking that focuses on problems rather than answers. I will continue to push for ability grouping. I think we've damaged too many children a l­ ready to continue the practice of heterogene­ ous grouping. C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1 A pends on prevention and **ipport from Ihc community. O f the cases reported, 23.08 percent were cleared with the highest rate o f 3 0 .14 percent In Oviedo and the lowest In Casselberry wllh 20.04 per­ cent. And although crime In San­ ford Jumped 22.88 perrent from 1995 to 1996. the city had the second highest clearance rate at 24.82 percent. Sanford Police Chief Joe Dillard attributed the rate to good police work, perseverance and luck. *Our guys go out and work hard and In their own style de­ velop sources In the commu­ nity that help them clear those cases." Dillard said. *WeYr also been lucky, I guess. ’ O f course. 1 would like to sec that at 100 percent ns would anyone Involved In law enforcement." Uasrd on the SPD's 1997 semi-annual crime report. Dil­ lard said sonic crime catego­ ries will be lower while others mlghl show n slight Increase. He predicted a slight Increase or status quo In the number»or.v rapes, robberies nnd assaults. Bee C rim e P a g e 7 A Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated I Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair | Needs. Harrell & Beverly Transmissions Repairing and Rebuilding Automatic Transmissions 209 W . 2 5 th S t , S a n fo r d - 3 2 2 - 8 4 3 0 Y e a r s ... S a m e L o c a tio n 1 5 m v - oosm Sem inole C o u n ty politibits Cleaning tha roadway Apparently the most Impor­ tant roadway In Seminole County. U.S. Highway 17-02. will Ire given thr attention that Is so badly needed. Except for Longwood. there Is tremendous support of tills erTort. Fortu­ nately there are those In Longwood who, I bellrve, will not let politics hinder the desire of the vast majority o f Seminole County residents and city gov­ ernments from continuing ns quickly as possible to con ­ struct an appropriate roadway from thr south to our county seal In Sanford. Govammant on tha air Randy Morris was again elected as chairman of the county commission. In his re­ port he stated that hr would like to open up Seminole County and have the board di­ rect the county manager and him to negotiate with Time Warner Cable for broadcasting the UCC meetings. Isn't this what we all would like to see? How often are you able to a t­ tend a BCC meeting? Wouldn’t you like to know exactly what took place by watching It? This Is a great opportunity for the taxpayers of Seminole County. T b h will allow vfbUdMb <fa n * opinions, to see your dls commissioner in actluii. la the moot important atep that can be taken to open up our county government and see Just how, and why. your commis­ sioner voted as lie did and to eliminate ANY misunder­ standings that often occur when reported by others. S u p ­ port the chairman on this propoaal and let's help make it happen. In the meantime. I will report to you on the progo f this very Important Think about this. Seminole County H A T T O N II proposal. Tills Is u major step toward a closer relationship with our local government and an opportunity to see our (ommlaslon In action. Suppon this efToril Slinging mud Thr upcoming rlertlons look as If thrre Is going to be more personal attacks than positive presentations of Ideas os to how to Improve our county. 1. for one. am not particularly In the mood for mudsllnglng and would prefer to hear construc­ tive Ideas, le t's see where the first negative attacks come from. We can help the process by asking Important questions and not letting ourselves be drawn Into these exchanges that have little to do with a p o ­ litical platform, a plan, Ideas, or constructive suggestions reImproving our it. {The a. for Icoiirit ■ta. appropriate personal may cause many now Kipporting the opposition to re­ consider their support in lieu o f their own desire to run for office In the future. Also, there are those in various political camps that would prefer not to use these tactics and would prefer a more positive ap­ proach baaed on a strong platform. It will be interesting to see what direction these people wlU take, and If they may decide not to be drawn Into the negative campaigning. It la my belief that some will not participate.; I will have more to say as the time ap­ proaches. It's working There has continued to be a strong effort to connect county government wllh the people and It Is working. The county manager. Gary Kaiser, ts to be eimgrutulaled on the vast im ­ provements. Government will always llnd support If the reintlonshtp bet wren It and the people Is very good. That can only be accomplished by posi­ tive. helpful and attentive county employees who underaland that they are there to serve the taxpayer. Great strides have been made In that direction and lhere Is a posi­ tive feeling within the county, iThere Is still more to do and some sorting out ol those who may not understand the phi­ losophy...fortunately most do. For those who don't. I'm sure the county manager would like to hear from you. Coming toon Well. 1997 was a good year and I suspect that 1998 will be even better. Our county has made great strides and we must hope that the Innovative thinking continues. This year I am going to try and report to you as often as I can the p o si­ tive things that our children it ysu qpr lent are. young people become o f age. I believe there ts more good out there today in .these young people than ever before. IVe seen It, and I'm happy to tell you that we have a great deal to be proud of. So we're going to see that they are given the credit they truly deserve. You must take Into account that we have not been very good role models ourselves. Apparently this has been helpful In some ways and the children o f this nation have learned some very valuable lessons from our failures. H cook. n u itc E s * n u m a B A luneral service for Frances ’ Frankie* Cook. 53, Huntsville, Ala., who died Sunday. Dec. 28. 1997 at her residence, was held Wednesday. Dee. 31. at Lakevlcw baptist Church In Auburn. The Rev. Dr. A1 Jackson officiated. She was born Aug. 27. 1944 In Ken­ tucky. Mrs. Cook was a home­ maker and devoted wife and mother. Slie was as member of Soulhtldc baptist Church of Huntsville, Ala. and a former member of Lakcvtew Baptist Church of Auburn. Ala. She was a Christian with outstanding faith. She was a graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford. She la preceded In death by her father. Frank Lee Jones. Survivors Include husband. Dr. Kuy B. Jr.; daughter, Amanda. Huntsville. Ala.; sons. Key, An­ drew. both of Huntsville, Ala.: mother, Irene Jones Davis, Sonford: staters. Deborah Stone. San­ ford. Kimberly Knack, OalnesvtUe. Tina Malar. Winter Park. Tamt Arkcrson, Lake Mary; grand­ daughter. Zarah Cook. Frederick's Funeral Home. Ope­ lika. Ala., In charge of arrange­ ments. • • • • 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 • m arkers designed to specifications Notice » hereby given that the Seminole County Board of C ounty Com m issioners (B C C ) will conduct a public heanng on January 13. 1998. beginning at 1:30 p m., or as soon thereafter as possible, in the ■ • County Services Budding, 1101 East First Street. Sanford. Florida, Room 1028 (Board C ham bers). T h e purpose of this heanng is to consider recommendations of the Local Planning Agency/Planning and r ’ Zoning Com m ission (LPA/P& Z), receive public input, and input from any local government or other •• agency, relating to the proposed rezonmgs described below. This will be the second of two public heanngs b y the B C C regarding the proposed rezonings and ordinance enacting the rezonmgs. T h e first ; p u b ic hearing w as held on Decem ber 16,1997. T h e ordinance could be enacted by the B C C on Jan u a ry > 1 3 .1 998. T h e title of the proposed ordinance is: ■i AN ORDINANCE AMENDING, PURSUANT TO THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. THE ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS ASSIGNED TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES LOCATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY (LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS ARE SET FORTH AS EXHIBITS TO THIS ORDINANCE),' AMENDING THE LAND DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY; ASSIGNING CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIGNED THE M-1 ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE M-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION; ASSIGNING CERTAIN PROPERTIES CURRENTLY ASSIONEO THE M-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION THE M-1 ZONING CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR MULTWURISOKmONAL USE OF PROPERTIES ASSIGNED THE M-2 ZONING CLASSIFICATION WITH REGARD TO THE PLACEMENT OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENT S AND SEXUALLY ORENTEO BUSINESSES; PROVIDING FOR LEGISLATIVE PMOBtQS; PROVKMNQ FOR SEVERABILITY; PROVIDING FOR CODIFICATION; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE/ANO CONTINGENCIES RELATING THERETO. 'i M U 1 ‘ , 1 A-1 i ' *p iu m m ai B V We Believe In The “Old Fashion” Way NOTICE OF REZONINGS/NOTICE OF REGULATORY LAND USE ORDINANCE BCC PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD JAN UAR Y 13,1998 1 II lh r f { £ srrB i b m -1 (H60UBTRIAL) (IM PACT* INOUtn U A L) (PZE7< ♦/• 1B ACRES This razoring l* being proposed to provW# tor mtKI-turisdtcbonsJ siting of «k it entertainment and sasuaSy oriented businesses. SITE 1 2-R SZO N I FROM M-2 (IMPACTGENERAL INDUSTRIAL) TO M-1 (INDUSTRIAL) RSZOMIMO (PZS7-4S) ♦/• 142 ACRES Not*: Th#M proposed rezonings wR tovotve changts to ths County's Zoning Adas. On December 16, 1997, Ihe BCC adopted the Industrial M ure land u m designation on SUM 11 end 16. (BCC District 5). & JltaoSjOj JM SCHUriEM AM G F ram kow uneral - *v'- 'I EhwJ. !)•*,*. H d a c e IB M ** t, 1 t t 7 -O M .lt , 1664 ome EvtetSv .* 500 & Airport Blvd. Sanford. F I 32773 322*3213 I It broke our beans to lose you. You did not go alone, for part of us went with you the day God called you home. WUh Betty, The general public is encouraged to appear el this hearing and present input on the rezonings and proposed ordtosnee in accordance with tie procedures used by ths BCC or submit wndsn comments to ths Currant Planning Office, 1101 East First Street, Sanford. FL 32771, telephone (407) 321-1130, extension 7433 or FAX 328-3239. This hearing may be continued from tone to 6ms as lound necessary by Ihe BCC. CopiM ol ths proposed ordinance and related information, Including any written comments timely received, are available for public review at tha addreaa above. Room 1000, between the hours of 6:00 *.m. end 6:00 p m , Monday through Friday, e n d u in g holiday*. A copy of to# proposed ordinance is also available for pubttc review al the County Commission Records Office M the Room 2204. _________________________ __________ to peffidpels In any ol these proceedings sta id contact I s Human__________ Oapsrtnerl ADA Coortfcwtor 46 houre In advance olfiemssangK (407) 321-1130. ederwon 7941. Parsons are advised fiat I •lay sfsh to appssl any decision mads at tie masting, fiey W needs record of ths prooeedngs. end lor such pupose, they may need to ensure t e l a verbatim record of tie procsedngt Is mads, which record Induds* ths tssSmony and nWsnce upon whkft *w appeal!* to ba based, par Becton 208.0106. florid* Statutes. 16 BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: JOHN DWYER. MANAGER CURRENT PLANNING t —u • - - �• A •Sanford Herald, Sanford Flonda •Sunday. January 4. 1998 After Hours Here it is! The list of top movies of the year Herr It Is! Thr list that has studio executives holding their breath and avid, ravenous readers salivating with antici­ pation. It Is the Screen Tests Hcst of 1997 list and It Is yours for the reading. Hollywood Is gleaming about Its best box olflce year ever. And although some of my en­ trants Into the top ten list are not blockbusters, nor would they ever dream of seeing that status. It certainly does not diminish their Importance and the effect they had on me tills year. 1. T ita n ic - Thr launch of this winner has already shipped It Into the record books having the highest lake of any film during a Christmas holiday. Through word of mouth and strong critical ac­ claim. this movie lias the p o­ tential to gain back the $250 million that was spent on It. However. It Is director James .Cameron that Is the real story here. The mostly action ori­ ented nimmaker spins a beau­ tiful. tragic love story with the Titanic sinking as the back­ ground. The film hearkens back to the yesteryear of film when some directors told epic, classic romances like Victor Fleming and his Cone with the Wind. 2. I—A. C on fid en tia l • The studio that released this stellar crime drama recently said that the film was a failure because ol Its box office intake. That Just goes to show the blatant Ignorance and mentality of some studio officials. It was a hard ch oice'to make between David Frazier Screen Tests Jack (Leonardo DiCapno) leads Rose (Kate Winslet) through the flooded first class reception area in Ti­ this film and TUanlc for top honors. Doth possess quali­ ties from the golden age of cin­ ema many thought lost. Direc­ tor Curtis Hanson — not my first guess for this film's maker — brings back film nolr with grand style. 3. T h e Suw et H ereq fU r Not yet open in our area, but still one of the year's best. Canadian director Atom tanic. an epic, action-packed romance picked here as the top movie of the year. Egoyan brings this some times unsettling, somrilmes poignant picture to life. He b.ised the film on Russell Hunk's novel about a small town dealing with the loss of children t a the result o f a busing uendent. and how they overcomr their em o­ tional pain. Ian Holm (The F\flh Element I gives a remark­ able performance as a lawyer trying to help the kxala tn a class action lawsuit, but. while Daniel Ponzanelll: The Third Generation there, he la confronted with personal demons that he must deal with. The film was highly awarded at the recent Cannes Film Festival In France. 4. Th e lo t M e rm • Taiwan­ ese filmmaker Ang Lee cer­ tainly broke the culture barrier by directing this cold, detached drama about Connecticut families dealing with social changes that are sweeping through the US o f the 1970's. Based on the novel by Rick Moody. Lee studies the Uvea of two families and how the sexual revolution replete with *key* parties, promiscuous tryst*, and loosing virginity affects each member o f those families. Chilly but brilliant. B. Penewfmcffm B ony • W oody A llen b u sts loose in this ba wdy, a u d a cio u s comedy abou t a wom anizing, boosing. 1. neurotic writer who that h e la truly mart o ■*, fj fV v • try*** happy In hi* art than In rrni life. Using on all star cast with the likes of Demi Moore. Robin Williams and Elisabeth Shue, Allen explodes with obscene comedy and n self parodying undercurrent, and he does It threw hls camera and directing as much us hls willing. 0. The A postle • Here la an­ other film that has not yet opened locally, but It is defi­ nitely one to wall for. Robert Duvall plays a devout preacher, whose faith must overcome hls human frailties. The moat noteworthy thing about the film la how Duvall stays away from being preachy. Instead, he Is very objective showing the constant struggle between doing what Is right and what Is wrong. Duvall sold that he made this film to show a more true, down to earth man rather than the Hollywood stereo­ types that are usually tn the movies. 7. Utat’B OoId • Peter Fonda gives the performance of the year with the portrait of a man that has built up a shell around him, but Is forced to come out when hls family la put In danger. Florida film ­ maker Victor Nunez (Ruby ft Prmvfisr) revives the career of Fonda most thought to be lost In acting wasteland. Nunez does II through quirt study and unsympathetic drama. 8. Chasing Amg • Kevin Smith writes and directs this comedy about a comic book aillsl that falls for a lesbian. It la hla third film tn a New York trilogy. Clerks and Mailrafs were the first two. Smith Is part o f a new wave o f film ­ makers that concentrate on dialogue and character driven stories. Hopefully. Its script !-•» ■ -•e* will not be forgotten around Oscar time since the film did come out earlier In the year. 9. C ontact - Jodie Foster stars in this underrated, cere­ bral. science fiction epic as an ambitious scientist trying to make first contact with an alien /ace. The film captures the spirit o f exploration Indica­ tive o f Its late writer, thr a s­ tronomer Carl Sagan. Robert Zemeckis follows up hls For­ rest Gump victory with this a s ­ sured and masterful piece uf filmmaking. 10. ffe m ila s - If only Dis­ ney's year could be defined by this winner of an animated film, then 1997 would have been a lot better. The con­ glomerate under went boy­ cotting Baptists, on angry seeing Impaired community and a poor line of qulckly_asaembled family films Tike George of the Jungle and Rocket Man. Yet moat all can be forgiven with this Joyous celebration with Its funny, spirited demeanor. It saved Disney from having to call *1X I Opening this week Is a new satire called Wag th r Dog (Three s t o n ) that louts a powerhouse duo In Robert Dc Niro and Dustin Hoffman. De Niro plays an administrationsaving spin doctor who hires Hoffman’s Hollywood producer for damage control tn the ease of the President of the United States being charged with sex­ ual misconduct with a young girl. The two develop a war In Albania to sway public opinion lor the president aa there Is an Impending election. Directed firmly by Barry Levinson from a script co-written by David Mamet, Wag the Dog does not knock you over with its satire; It's not aa biting as It could be. But there are some great per­ formances as there should be with the Ukes o f De Niro and Hoffman. Wag the Dog pokes fun at two Industries: enter­ tainment and politics, and how both may be more related than we realize. Daniel PonzanalH it a painter from Mexico City (a sampling of his work is located right). His grandfa­ ther la Octavio PonzanalH, who created the monu­ mental marble Angsts In front of the National Gal­ lery. Daniel's father, Gabriel PonzanalH, hat sculp­ ture* a l over Europe including on the lawns of Geneeco in Switzerland. Needless to say. the fam­ ily la vary talented. The last reception that PonzaneHi had was hosted In Mexico City by tie exorasident of Maxim The meninn racaobon wfl be January 13 between 5 pan. and 7 p.m. in the lobby of the Fine Arts Building on the main campus of Seminole Community CoHaga In Lake Mary, right off 17-92. There wd be a string quartet wth members from the Florida Symphony Orchestra playing Mexi­ can composed ciasslcai music. Refreshments mil be served. C a l 326-2039 for more information. A n n u o * In terest*1* i n P le U ln 9 p a in t b a l l Educating Rita .fr» . r ■ ? W I S HdtedS Junior Thootro The Orlando J u n io r T heatre will be holding auditions for Its spring musical 'N a rn ia *, for ■gee 8-18. Auditions wlU b e held Saturday. J a n u a ry 17 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m . at the O eneva Family Resource C o tte r next to the Geneva Elem entary School, 27S First Street in O eneva. Call 360-7816 for au d i­ tion Information. The Nolons o f A tlan ta will b e In concert at the Sanford Church o f Ood. SOI W . 23 S t on Sat., Jan . 10, at 7 p.m . T h e public is invited to a great w a ­ ning o f Southern O oepel m usic. A $2 donation a n a love o ffe r­ ing will b e token call 322-3642. Ortando Theatre Project, the professional tiaatra company In residence of Seminole Community CoHaga, a fl present Educating Rita, with KeHy Holden and Alan Broun, a comedy by WiHy Rusaafl. as tha second show in their 1997-96 season. Tha play opena January 8 and runs through January 2S wHh performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday eve­ nings at 6 p.m and Sunday afternoons at 2 p m Performances wtH be in the Fine Arts Theatre at Seminoie Community CoHaga. Tickets for Edu­ cating RMa ata on aala k m . Prices are *15 general admission on Fri­ days and Saturdays and $13 general admission on Thursdays w d Sun­ days. Discounts are available for seniors, student*, and groups. For tickets, can 326-2040. First United Methodist Church at 5th Street a n d P a rk Avenue. Sanford, h a s a special guest M onday. J a n . B at 7:30 p.m. tn the F ellow ship H ell. Q uests are welcom e to com e hear Pam ela B rad y, m eteorolo­ gist from C h an n el 6 W eather N ew s to apeak abo u t m eteorol­ ogy. w hat the w eather la doing and why. a •Sun. 12noon-12MUnight 3101 SouthOrlando Drive (Hwy. 17/92)• Sanford (407) 3024900 Of 999479-1540 10 % OFF NOPHQTOCQP'E0' �Santort Herald. San tort. Florida - Sunday. January 4. 1998 •7A Crim e---------Continued fro m P age S A l-irtrny. which Involves retail theft, might be hltflirr because of Ihc nearby mall and the Inllux of jirople Into the area, he wild. For I5I'.H3, Sanford rrjHirted three murders; 29 forcible rapes; 158 robberies; 358 ag­ gravated assaults; 625 burgla­ ries; 2155 larcenies; 295 motor vehicle thefts. The 1997 semi­ annual repon Indicates a slight increase for the same catego­ ries with the exception of mur­ ders, which numbered zero. In response In a consultant s rrport. which found the police department to be performing Itt-low nverage levels, SI’D Is currently restructuring its or gantzatlon with a stronger fo­ cus on community policing. There has been some discus­ sion nlwut contracting some (Killer services to the sherlfTs office, but no decisions have been made. When asked If crime stalls tics tn Sanford might be affertrd by the reorganization. Dillard said, T m sure they would be but I would hate to It’s the store you remember with Berry's World speculate." The SPD Is staffed liy 79 sworn officers with authoriza­ tion for 89. Dillard said. In­ cluding civilian support per­ sonnel, the total staff Is about 115. Dillard said Sanford rxpcrlenrrs the same types of crime than other municipalities from white co llar crime to violent crimes. Hut beenuse o f the high rate o f repeat offenders, citizens and law enforcement agents are frustrated, he said. gifts you love! • Mufly VenderBear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree A Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears •Caspari • Lampe Berger f “ The court system In Inun­ dated with cases and people arrested feel they ran get away with anything." he said. "We are picking tip the same peo­ ple over and over again be­ cause their mindset Is that nothing Is going to happen to them." Unique sifts,' stationery and invitations r a located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 1 Dillard said new programs and a focus on community po­ licing will hopefully help the situation. "We’re hoping the community will cooperate so we can put these people In Jail," he said. C ’ W ' . ’d l -X P a im i ss La i D A G O P c lu b elects o ffice rs S p ecial to the H erald The S uburban ttrpubllran W om en's Club. Federated re­ cently elected new officers for 1998, at the Matson A Jardln Restaurant In Altam onte Springs. Tlie H onorable A n n a Cowin. Florida Senate p er­ formed the Installation cere­ mony. The new oUlcrrs are; ITesldent. Virginia Romford; First Vice-President. Jeannr Morris: Second Vice-president. Anita Stelllng; Recording Secretary, Hrveriv Blackmon; Corre­ sponding Secretary. Barbara Wlnnlnghain; Treasurer, Marie Kuhns; Assistant Treasurer, Nonna DeWolf. Also on hand was Dr. Jack l.ynd. founder of the Living­ stone Foundation and The Good Shepherd Program. The Good Shepherd Program cares for tiables who urr bum In prison. Suburban members brought gifts o f toys and clothing for these babies and Dr. Lynd was on hand to re­ ceive them. Tlie Suburban Republican Women's Club donated thetr fi­ nal 1997 contribution to the Seminole Community College Adult literacy I'rognim tn late December. Suburban mrmbers named tills project the Dorothy S. Bolling Adult literacy Fund (to horror lire late l*ast Presi­ dent. Dorothy S. Bolling, who Instituted the program! and raises money throughout the year In support thts endeavor. ft ^ P a g * LA mand. probation, restriction, suspension or revocation. The finding stem s from a com plaint filed against Laughlin, stating that he failed to properly s u ­ pervise a science class In F e b ­ ruary 1990 during which two students performed a sexual act while a film w a k ' b e in g w jK jji Laughlfri IcdrtiVd o f the incident from other Students in his class, he reported It to school adm inistrators os re­ quired by policy. *1 did what I w a s suppose to do an d thts ts w hat happened * he aatd. "Every day I did a great Job and prevented thou­ sands of Incidents and this one comes up and I'm blamed for a misunderstanding." A complaint was (lied and u hearing wait Initially scheduled lo be held beforr the Seminole County School Board. But according to Laughlin. the board ruled to move the hearing to thr state level ° t fr c a u a e d V t sM bld b e it h i8 M r to the teacher." Illll hearing, h r aatd. never o c ­ curred until the parents o f the girl asked the state to investi­ gate the Incident tn Septem ber 1996. T v e been watting an d fol­ Stinecipher n a Page SA encc to support the newly formed State Fish and G am e Conservation League w hose purpose would b e the protec­ tion o f gam e an d fish in the state. Mr. Halstead Caldw ell, actu­ ary o f the Episcopal Diocese of South Florida, told the men's club o f the accom plishm ents at the recent General Conference of the E piscopal Church In Cincinnati. H e ' stressed the unity of feeling the fellowship which existed am ong the delegates even when Individual views varied widely. He com m ended the work of S.G. Gray, local delegate, who w as a m em ber of the com m ission on budget and program . The meeting w aa presided over by C h arles Steenworth who announced that the next meeting would be held on De­ cem ber 20. Rev. Martin Dram also announced that the a n ­ nual parish su p p er would b e on Decem ber 8. Picture Identifications Ted B arker a n d Pete Buker th called to Identify som e of unior Hi High t 1956 Sanford Junior faculty dressed In Sadie H aw ldna D ay g a rb which waa published J u ly 24. > In thr front row, M ary E liza­ beth Thom pson la second from ic left and John Angel la on S the right end. Elolse Moritz Is next to Lorraine Ball (on wall) on the second row and Helen W estgatc Is In the center of that row. In the third row, Mildred W lcdcrhold Is to the left o f Alicia Schmidt. C.E. Lowery, custodian, Is to the right o f Hugh Carlton tn the back row. Norma Jean Martin w a s Iden­ tified by her mother, Norm a Martin, a s the person fourth from the left In the third row of the 1962-62 second grade class published July 29. Pat C hapm an Rockett called and Janice Orant TapaJclk wrote from Virginia with a few Identifications o f those tn the 1958-59 sixth grade class of M rs. Alice Orant publish ed Oc­ tober 16. Janice la the d au gh ­ ter o f the teacher. I taught both Janice and Pat at SHS; they were classm ates o f those tn the picture. In the front row are Helen Muse, second from left, and Becky Ricker, fourth from left. S usan Haynes Is fourth from the left In the second row. T h e first three on the back row are Pat M use. Mary J ean Turner and Richard D ollar. N O Jostph E. 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I si H a rd ; r«r 2 y arn on u r n Job or ratf-employed S n t m t M k M H S M .W S l i * t , •( > \tj' Using three advanced techniques mean* no pelrhr* end u tu illy no poet-operative restriction* O nly tell-see Hr>g microeurgical incision to used I*M«>i*.m dropped everything." he said. "I w as promised this would be re­ solved." Although not surprised by tlie letter. Laughlin aald he w as very surprised by B ro gan 's findings. However, he said, he can n o w b rin g la tig h t'Im p o r­ tant facts about the case. " T m atu d ocS ^B tetl the facta travel to T ills fo s a c a a t h is ao the truth fill I fu m e o o t ^ t r e • own expense to oflb r h fa Ihput. Laughlin, who la searching said. *1 have tons o f docum en­ for an attorney to represent tation Including letters from him when he a p p e a rs before students In the claaa. teachers the state, lias 2 0 d ay s to n o ­ an d former school principal tify Brogan o f his p la n s to seek Carlton Henley.* a formal tearin g. O ther o p ­ D uring the state's lnvcstlgations offered to la u g h lin ind u d e an informal hearing b e ­ fore the Education P ractices Com m ission, surren der o f h is teaching certificate o r a se t­ that that w as her dad, J o se p h tlement agreement. E. W athen. who w aa the m an­ Laughlin. a resident or Longager o f the Em pire Hotel In wood. said he’s been follow ing 1917. H is parents. Augustine the ra s e closely, "trying to take and Ida W athen, were the o w n ­ care o f m yself a n d toy family,* ers. B a rb a ra had know n that In the meantime, in J u ly they had owned a hotel and 1997, he left Lym an after a c ­ w a s glad to team Its nam e and cepting an offer from a private location. She checked out the school. address and the hotel would ‘ Leaving had nothing to d o have been on the site o f the with this case,* he aald. *1 left >resent First Federal parking because 1 got an excellent offer ot. She also stated that h er artf I'm enjoying it trem en­ mother. Evelyn Berner, gradu ­ dously though | still strongly ated from Sanford High Sch ool support public education.* In 1914. (I knew all o f the Laughlin. a grad u ate o f the W ath en s as Jeanette and I University o f C entral Florida, were close friends an d I waa w as voted 1993 T each er o f the often in their hom e until they Year. W hile at Lym an, he a ls o moved to Ft. Pierce after ou r served aa athletic director a n d fifth grade year.) coached cross country and track. Laughlin said despite this experience he la not turned off Thanks to the excellent p u b ­ by anyone In p articular b u t h e licity given by the Sanford HerIs disappointed In the process. old, calendar sales are goin g In the future, he aald. It's p o s ­ well. Knights Shoe Store rcsible that he would go b ack to rts heavy sales and people teaching pu blic school. ve been watting for the S a n ­ "It bothers me that I b a d to ford M useum to open several go through this n on sen se but m ornings. In hopes that you I'm sure it will turn out fine no w ant to continue buyin g c a le n ­ matter what the ruling la * he dars. the m useum 's h ou rs are said. 11 a,m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday an d 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturdays. The calen dars arc also on sale at F en ces C ard and Gift Shop. A n d re­ m em ber that the society Is also selling True Grtfa...W haI EUe?/? by Dr. C h arles Park, Jr. I . f zt »• 1f t. *11u*1 s N O Income Verification!! N O N O S T IT C H (ion, Laughlin said h r w as not Interviewed and no one spoke to him about tlie c a se . ‘ I w a s left out o f the loop when the investigators cam e lo the school last spring." he said. In J u ly 1997. the state told him he could add his com - lii/c Your Dreams! A Rtglotu Financial Institution IN J E C T IO N - Eye drop snesthesis r llm u u ln *U Infections around the eye and l he relore eliminate* the risk of bleeding emaciated with inactions. lowing thr case for a y ra r and K i i L O W E R R IS K T m MttMtd I'm pc»i 0 to h*»* to Art you go W ore ch ingnQ our ononutton from tow enforcement' to customer service ~ Historical Soclaty calandars it Dr. Konrad FUutowskr* patient* benefit from his experience utilizing thii (rest sdvsncad technique lor csUrart removsL THERE IS A DIFFERENCE in rsUrsrt surgery and here to whit It means foe you.. Tire 1997 total contributions were 8500. bringing thr total since its Inception tn 1993. to over 82.000. a half since thr county Initially rop n e s t h e s ia i ‘ ii Laughlin C o a tin g frm 829*2244 ' s AMAZING ANIMALS �8A Santoid Hpr.Vd Sanford Florida •Sunday January •> 1999 Sick? Stay home, stay in bed tent. Hie head lllls with fluids and he he comes more atul more susceptible to bac­ I It-ra id S t a ll W i t t e r teria. "Everyone expects we have a pill that will IAK K MARY I'liysicl.itis reler to tt as make them better tomorrow." Johnson the respiratory season and say It has said. T h e ir ts no stu b pill. The fa d Is th.it route w ry early Their olllees have heen the liest 1 htuu anyone can do Is to stay In |amined with patients sitter .1 week or two Im-i I I tememher an oltl doctor trarhlng me In-lore Thanksgiving tills years ago Oct bed rest and plenty of 'W e usually don't see the u u iii I mth like Ihiltls " this until January or February." said Di I he problem. Johnson saltl. Is the lacl desse W Johnson. Jr. one of the partners no one wants to stay in bed People are ai Lake Marv Primary Carr at IKHi W hiking their viruses hi the olllee. to the Like Man1 lllvd markrt and on the road as they travel. (lin e has heen a nasty mix of viruses They’re passion what they have onto oth­ and viral respiratory Illnesses. Many p a ­ ers. The numlNTs are staggering. tients say they h aw Item sirk lor weeks. , "Mm h ol the problem is 1 l 1.1t so many Some t omplalnlnit that |ust as they people are trawling." Johnson *aM "We’re showed st^ns ol helm; well, they’ve none netttnn viruses that oriniuated up north down .1 second time. and we re taklnn viruses from here to other places. As people come here, the more Hie scenario Is almost always the saute • « hatters we have ol plckinn up what they've a person grts a virus that weakens the s\-s Hy RUSS WHITE Iwen exposed to already." As the children net ready to return to school alter the holidays, they should be healthler. *Hy bring away from school, they ought to be healthier.’’ Johnson said. "It’s good thry weren't all together for awhile.” Johnson said that he has urged those fit) years and older to get a pneumonia vac­ cine. There Is no Inllnen/a epidemic as hap pens every It) or so years. Itnl the llu and cold season isn't over. The season ol III nesses may come to an end In |ust a con file more weeks Itccausc of the e.ulv start. Weather has not been a far tor. Johnson said. Yes. there have been temperature • flanges and December was very wet but the conditions were not a factor In the spread ol viruses "Can't blame this one on Kl Nino." Johnson said Tho Sominolo County Shonff's OfItco Tactical Ait Patrol lifts off Fri­ day lor ono ol ttio many functions it has performed lor the past two years From chasing suspoctod criminals on the run lo viator res­ cues. area law enforcement officers tiavo made uso ot Iho vorsalilo cratls k~ For Personal & Commercial Insurance « ki etvoto by Tommy Vine** to n y h ussi TO NY RUSSI INSURANCE E y e ------------- 2575 S. F re n c h A v e . S a n fo rd Continued from Page IA Attorneys— C o n tin u e d from Page 1A I'lshrr and Deen argtir fur the businesses' constitutional right lo exist. T ills activity, nude and seml-nudr dancing. Is constitutionally protected." said Fisher. "NoI mmIv argues the morality (of adult entertainment chilis)," Deeu said. "If v»u were to abolish them." Deen said he told the commission. "I would !»<• here to help you." jn pallenls who have wandered Irom thru homes It also trains K 9 handlers hum tile various law enlnriemrtn agencies so K ' t s can lie dr pluved III Isolated areas "It's a Seminole ('utility law enforcement rrsourie around the clock." said Harriett. "It enhances the safety ol the • om m um tv" 322-0285 .\u lo -O irn rrn ln *u ru n ry > l di l/u Hi .................... , . /V<» / iv W / tl County------C o n tin u ed fro m P age LA Attorney Robert McMillan and Economic Development Manager Bob Turk set the rrcord straight next week. "I merely followed a schedule.lie said. Seminole County paid for the bulk of Van Der Welde's Netherlands trip In advance. Including $3,050 directly to file Mid-Florida Economic Development Commission In July. In a hand-writ leu memo dated Oct. 2. Van Der Weldc said he was entitled to a $1,122 reimbursement. $H22 of whlrh came from the Lon­ don trip. He sought $500 for meals • $50 a day for 10 days. The county commissioners had revised an oul-daled ex­ pense plan Just before Van Der Welde's trip. T h r old plan wasn't up to (lie 1990s." said Commission Chairman Randy Morris. "There are few places anyone could rat u $3 breakfast, a $6 lunch or $12 dinner. We made tfic change to a straight $50 a day for meals.’’ Van Der Weldc said that he understood thut the rules In effect did not require rrcrlpts and allowed blanket approval to spend up to $50 a day. Morse and deputy clerk Hob Lewis said that Von Der Welde submitted a "vague” record of fils London ex­ penses. Instead of a hotel receipt, the commissioner submitted an estimate by a travel agency o f what the room usually costs. Van Der Welde said that the London hill was charged to his sister's credit card and (fiat he should have provided a ropy. T h is Is llu* only m is­ take I made In this whole thing." lie Insisted. "I sense ImiII i Maryanne Morse and Hob l-rwls are staging the cheapest political trick I've ever seen." Van Der Welde said. "It’s election year and Lewis Is helping run Win Adams' rc-elecllon campaign. They know I'm supporting Carlton Henley, who Is nt li­ ning against Adams." Van Der Welde said that the whole expense account controversy was an attempt at nasty politics. Hr had clashed before with Morse. "And here It Is again.” County Manager Kaiser, home only a few hours after reluming from a vacation In North Carolina, said lie was surprised at the squabble. T h e last 1 heard of any problem was In October." he said. County Attorney McMillan said he also thought ttie ex­ pense problem had been solved In October. BERBER341mm* Special y. I% ... 4 * * 5 9 9 1 Vr. •NO MTEHEIT Our* 1B0 Di 1 rurtow -•> m f f Flrrt QaalHy Goods •ProftssloMl iMtallatlM •80 Yoort Exportoooo ik 3, % y. 'a s% ft ft* • MONTHS It. NOTICE OF REGULATORY AND LAND USE ORDINANCE (A D U LT EN TER TAIN M EN T ESTABLISHM ENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES) BCC PUBLIC HEARING TO BE HELD JA N U A R Y 13, 1998 Notice is tieieby given trial the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners (B C C ) *v>Hro n d irt a putrfir. hearing on January 13. 1998 beginning at 7 00 p m . or as soon ttieroafter as possible. m ttio County Services Omktang 1101 East First Street Santord. Florida. Room 1028 (Board Ctvambers) The purpose ot this hearing is to consider recommendations ol ttie Local Planning Agerny/Plarvnng and Zoning Commission (Lt'A/PAZ) receive public input, and input from any local government or other agency, rotating to the proposed ordinance This will bo the second ol two [Kjbtic tieanngs try ttie B C C on the proposed ordinary:n The first public hearing was liotd on December 16 1997 Tire ordinance could be enaclod by ttie B C C on January 13. 191)8 Ttie title of ttie (rroposed ordinance is AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES. ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABUSHMFNTS AND RELATED MATTERS; AMENDING AND SUPPLEMENTING THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 97-28; PROVIDING FOR REGULATORY. LAND USE AND RELATED PROVISIONS RELATING TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AN0 SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; PROVIDING FOR LAND USE REGULATORY (ZONING AND LAND DEVELOPMENT) AND RELATED PROVISIONS; PROVIDING FOR LEGISLATIVE PURPOSES. FINDINGS AND INTENT; PROVIDING FOR DEFINI­ TIONS; PROVIDING FOR ADULT PERFORMANCE ESTABLISHMENTS (FORMERLY ADULT/CASARET/ADULT MODELING Ofl DISPLAY ESTABLISHMENTS); PROVIDING FOR AN AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE. PROVIDING FOR ADULT MODELS; REGULATING CUSTOMERS OF ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABLISHMENTS AND SEXUALLY ORIENTEO BUSINESSES; PROVIDING FOR ESCORTS; PROVIDING FOR ESCORT SERVICES. PROVIDING FOR AND DESCRIBING SPECIFIED ANATOMICAL AREAS; PROVIDING FOR AND DESCRIBING SPECIFIED SEXUAL ACTIVITIES; PROVIDING FOR AND REQUIRING UCENSES; PROVIDING FOR APPLICATIONS AND FEES; PROVIDING FOR CLASSIFICATION OF UCENSES: PROVIDING FOR APPROVAL. DENIAL AND REJECTION OF APPUCAT10NS; PROVIDING FOR DUTIES AND CONTINUING DUTIES UPON UCENSE APPLICANTS AND RELATED PERSONS AND ENTITIES; PROVIDING FOR INVESTIGATIONS; PROVIOING FOR REAPPUCATION; PROVIDING FOR TIME PERIODS; PROVIDING FOR ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABUSHMENTS EXISTING ON A CERTAIN DATE; PROVIDING FOR DIVERSE GOVERNMENTAL RESPONSIBli IT1FR AND RESOURCES: PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE. EXPIRATION. LAPSE. CONTINUATION. TERMS. SUSPENSION. REVOCATION AND ENFORCEMENT OF UCENSES. PROVIDING FOR REQUIRED COMPUANCE WITH STATUTES. LAWS. ORDINANCES. RULES AND REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR PROCE­ DURES AND PROCEEDINGS. PROVIOING FOR WORKER RECORDS. CUSTOM­ ER CONTRACTS AND OAJLY REGISTERS AND THE INSPECTION AND COPYING THEREOF; PROVIOING FOR DUTIES AND OBUGATIONS OF OWNERS. OPERATORS. UCENSEES. CUSTOMERS AND OTHER PERSONS AND ENTITIES; PROVIOING FOR PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES ANO UNLAWFUL ACTS BY LICENSEES. PERSONS. ENTITIES. ESTABUSHMENTS. BUSINESSES. WORKERS ANO CUSTOMERS; PROVIDING FOR GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. : DUTIES. OBUGATIONS. REQUIRED ACTS ANO PROHIBITIONS; PROVIOING FOR CONSENT UPON AN APPLICATION BEING MADE; PROVIOING FOR SPE­ CIFIC PROVISIONS RELATING TO VARIOUS CATEGORIES OF UCENSEES ADULT BOOK STORES/ADULT VIDEO STORES. ADULT THEATERS. ADULT PERFORMANCE ESTABUSHMENTS. COMMERCIAL BOULV CONTACT ESTAB­ USHMENTS; PROHIBITING COMMERCIAL BODILY CONTACT ESTAB­ USHMENTS. BUT SAVING THE REGULATIONS RELATING THERETO IN THE EVENT OF A CONSTITUTIONAL Ofl OTHER DEFECT; PROVIOING FOR ESCORT SERVICES; PROVIOING FOR PROHIBITED ACTS BY CUSTOMERS; PROHIB­ ITING ADVERTISING BY CERTAIN MEANS; PAOVNNNG FOR PNOHWrTCO ACTS BY WORKERS ANO OPERATORS; PROVIOMG FOR RECORDS AND REPORTS; PROVIDING FOR NAME CHANGES, PROVIDING FOR ADVERTISING, PROVIDING FOR MINORS; PROVIDING FOR OBSERVATIONS. INSPECTIONS. STANOAROS. RECORDS, STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS, USE OF RESTROOMS OR DRESSING ROOMS. NOTICES. SIGNAGE ANO RELATED MATTERS PERTAINING TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABUSHMENTS. SEXUALLY ORIENTEO BUSINESSES ANO WORKERS ANO CUSTOMERS THEREOF; PROVIDING FOR THE NON-APPUCABIUTY OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS; PROVIOING FOR HOURS OF OPERATION; PROHWfTINQ THE OPERATION OF. OR WORKING AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUSINESS; REMOVING THE PROHIBITION AGAINST BEING A CUSTOMER AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUSINESS: PROHIBITING THE CAUSJNO. ENCOURAGING OR ALLOWING OF A MINOR TO BE PRESENT AT A SEXUAL ENCOUNTER BUSINESS; PROVIOING FOR IMMUNITY FROM PROSECUTION; AMENOtNQ THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCE NUMBER S7-2S: 6. 9. 12. 11, 17, 19, 24. 26, 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 34. 35. 36, 39 ANO 45; REPEAUNQ THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 97-29 (ALTHOUGH SIMILAR PROVISIONS MAY BE SET FORTH IN THE ORDINANCE): 27,33 ANO 37; CREAT­ ING SEVERAL NEW PROVISIONS RELATIVE TO ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ESTABUSHMENTS ANO SEXUALLY ORIENTED BUSINESSES; PROVIOING FOR UNLAWFUL ACTS RELATIVE TO OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS, HOURS OF OPERATION. MINORS, RECORDS ANO RELATED ANO SIMILAR MATTERS; PROVIDING FOR COUNTYWIDE APPLICATION UNOER CERTAIN CONDITIONS; PROVIOING FOR GENERAL CODIFICATION. DUAL COOIFtCAHON IN BOTH THE LANO DEVELOPMENT CODE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ANO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE, ANO ASSIGNING DUTIES TO THE CODE CODIFIER; PROVID­ ING FOR SEVERABIUTY ANO PROVIOING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. — f t IM-IH n u a ta a fa ta w a a LAYAW AY UHI UI A | | | | | | \ SAUI A I || | , ^ \ ; ( l DOn S q I ..!• CM C t S|.| i M 1 Nt m 1 W a n h m iM S en At 1 1. >* .#* x !*»•• « x The regulatory part of thie Otknance (Part A) hat potential County«wde applications CHRISTMAS COMPUTER SALE • Pentium 100 Mhz, 16 MB Ram. 1.2 GO Hart Disk, Printer, Mo4«m, 14" Monitor Only... $ Q Q Q m w p m rs * * * * * Pontlum 233M M X, 32 MB BAM . 3.5 QB Hard Disk. Printsr, M odom . 14" Monitor • Pontium 166MMX. 32 MB RAM. 2.5 GB Hard Disk. Printtr. Modem. 14" Monitor Only...*| Only,.. $1 . 4 8 9 0 4 9 * M the itavt system* ir* IN STOCK and INCLUDE * Mml Tower Case. 2 MS Video Card 14" SVGA Color Monitor. 24X CO-ROM Drive. 16 Bit 3-0 Sound Cerd Speeken. Logitech Mouse w/Ped, Window* 95 with MS Plot; MS-Work* (w/Word Procetsor. Spreadtheet*. DaUhase. Tilecommumation* end Drawing Tool*) and Uxmert Jet Printer. 3005 W. Lake Mary Blvd. Suite 102 Lake Mery UniTech 1407-330-3899 The general public is encouraged to appear at Dae hearing and preeant nput regarding the proposed ordinance m accordance with the procedures used by the BCC or submit written comments lo the Current Planning Office. 1101 East First Street. Sanlord. FL 32771, telephone (407) 321-1130. extension 7433 or FAX 328­ 3239 This hearing may be continued Irom time to hme as found necessary by the BCC. Copies ol the propoeed ordinance, and related information, Including any wnttan comments tamely received, are avatabfa tor pubfec review at the address above. Room 1000, between the hours ol 800 a m and 5:00 p m , Monday through Friday, eachxhng holidays A copy ol the proposed orttanance Is also available tor pubtac review at the County Commisaion Records Office at tie above address. Room 2204 Persons with ttasabftataes neecfcng assistance to partaapeio In any ol these proceadwiga should contact the Human Rasources Department ADA Coordinator 48 hours In advance ol the hearing at (407) 321-1130. extension 7941. Persona are advised that 4 they wish to appeal any decision made at tie hearing, tiey w* need a record ol tie procoodngs. and tor such purpose, tiey may need to ensure tie! a verbatim record of the proceettangs Is made, which record Indudas tie testimony and evidence igxm which tie appeal is lo be based, per Section 2860105. Florida Statutes. BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY: JOHN DWYER. MANAGER CURRENT PLANNING PUBLISH; January 4. lfflfl C o m p u te r S e r v ic e * In c . Halee • Service • Softwar ■ — mn I * a* w n a i t f r �SEMINOLE TODAY Sanford Herald Sat January 3, Sun., January 4 Mon. January 5,1908 Sports gjrfna Po/nfa... Jeff Berlinicke Remembering 1997 The past year had What a great something year 1997 was for all fans for Seminole County teams and athletes H e ra ld S ta ff V M f r By D E A N S M IT H Hr raid Sports Editor S A N F O R D _ A ll o v e r S e m in o le C o u n t y , c o a c h e s a n d a th le te s h a d a lot to b e t h a n k fu l fo r In 1997. E v e n m o re so . th e (a n a o f h ig h s c h o o l s p o r t s h a d e v e n m o re to b e t h a n k fu l for. L e t's sta rt o(T w ith th e h ig h lig h t o f th e y e a r, th e S a n fo r d P o st 5 3 b a s e b a ll te a m b e in g c r o w n e d b e s t In th e n a tio n a fte r b e a t in g M e d fo rd . O r e g o n In th e fin a ls o f th e n a t io n a l A A U t o u r n a m e n t . M a d e u p o f p la y e r s fr o m O v ied o . L a k e M a r y a n d S e m in o le , the te a m b r o u g h t h a c k th e tr o p h y a fte r C h r is L o u w s m a 's se v e n th In n in g h o m e r c a p p e d o ff a c o m e b a c k w in o n E S P N . N e a r ly 100 fa n s g a t h e r a t th e O r la n d o In t e r n a t io n a l A ir p o r t to g re e t th e w in n in g te a m . C o a c h R od F e r g e rs o n h a d th e b ig g e s t s m ile a t the tim e, b u t O v ie d o c o a c h Kenrte B r o w n a n d S e m in o le c o a c h M ik e P o w e r s m a y h a v e b ig g e r o n e s n e x t s p r in g a s th e ir te a m s r e t u r n se v e ra l o f th e p la y e r s fro m th a t te a m . A close second would have to be Seminole grad Matt Kucher's win In the U.S. Am ateur golf tournament. Kuchar followed In the footsteps o f players like Jack Nlddaus. Bobby Jones and Tiger Woods while winning on na­ tional television and he returns to Georgia Tech this season before defending his title next August. ’ TO ers was LSU punter Chad Kessler, a tiO r M ary grtd . wbo broke the NCAA wUtmik punting record and hdcim e the f is t punter In history to average over 50 yards per p u n t He la a first-team All-America and win be kicking for someone tn the NFL next fall. Don't forget Lake Brantley* state baseball title. The Patriots repeated the of 1991 with as many no-hitters from their 4 Aces pitching staff, two o f whom will be suiting up for Division 1 powerhouse Missis­ sippi Stats this year and another - Hobble Sits • who win come back to Brantley for his Lake Brantley simply overwhelmed oppos­ ing batters and found Itself with another banner to hang a t its home which is being reconstructed tn time for the Patriots’ title defense. Don't count them out from a return trip to Tampa. m basketball, the Oviedo boys made a great run through districts, then state, to meet Miami Senior tn the elate finals. Playing without its coach who waa injured the previ­ ous night. Oviedo hung with Miami for over a half before felling to one o f the nation's best teams. Ed Klrahner has his r— ™ play­ ing great ball early in the season despite three new starters and. If anybody can get his team a return trip to Lakeland, it's Klrahner. The Lake Mary girls hsskrtball team, cur­ rently the number one team in the number one class tn the state, also went to Lakeland last season with three sophomore starters before losing In the final aeconda o f the fi­ nals. If they don't make a return trip, it w on t be for a lack o f talen t Back to Oviedo where the Lions' football team made It to the second round o f the state playoffs with a new coach. The Lions traveled seven hours to Its second round game but many starters are back next sea­ son. including quarterback Josh Cullen. That wasn't It for Oviedo. The boys volley­ ball team took the VolleyFeet tide for the first time. It was also a big year for college signings. Athletes from every school In the county a llie d on with blg-dme colleges Including Oviedo's Jerem yf Trout (Florida, baseball), Chris Sanders (Maryland. football). Lake Mary’s Matt Ackley (New Mexico, Me golf), Lake Howell's Tam Hopkins (Lake Howell, football). Seminole's Aubrey Nelson (West Carolina, volleyball) and Oviedo's Jason Dellafield (Jacksonville, basketball). Unfortunately, It was also the year o f a big goodbye aa Lake Mary swimmer M egan *""* •was w » killed m u c u in ui a ■ car c a r accident a m o a u In in the spring. She was set to sign with a blgdme college, possibly Clemson. before her life waa taken. Seminole County said goodbye to four football roarhee In 13 months - Doug Peters SANFORD _ World Championnlilpft. Oolf Championship*. Slate Championships. Retirements. Deaths. Major nporting events. DedlratIon*. You name It. It happrnrd In Srmlnole County aporta In 1997. From the Sanford CampbellLorrIiik Amrrtcan Legion Poat 53 baseball team winning the World Sriirn; Matt Kuchar winning the U.S. Amatrur Oolf Championship; Chad KrHslrr being named an AllAmerica football player, the Oviedo boys and Lukr Mary girls basket­ ball trams making the state (Inals; the Lukr Urantlry baseball and swimming teams winning state championships; Sanford and Alta­ monte Spnngs hosting Softball and tlabe Ruth Baseball World Series'; the arra had a little something for every sports fan In 1997. Following will be a recap of each month In 1997. JA N U A R Y * Mirk Harris named head foot­ ball coach at new Winter Springs High School after leading Lyman freshman team to 33 straight wins. * University o f Florida defeats Florida Stale to wtn National Foot­ ball Championship. * Sanford Jim Voltollne hlta first hole-ln-one at Alaqua Country Club. * Lake m an Danny play In the va g r" won the Late New Sm yrna Speedway. * Vipers wtn Squirts D M aton In ­ Line Hockey title at Skate and Sport. * Even-num bered year graduate Probably Vte lop two (tone* from an n t n M 1997 lor aports fans In SanVnols County waa tha Sanford CampbaC-Loaalng Poat 53 American Legion baaabal team (top photo) winning Sanaa and Saminoie Htyt School graduate Man Kuchar (pictured In bottom photo wdh N a parents) winning tha U.S. Amateur Oolf Championship. T r ib e g irls w in at s o c c e r to u rn a m e n t •paalal la Ike Herald T AVAR ES _ The Sem inole High School girls' soccer team Improved their record to 4-1-1 on the season with a 5-4. double overtime (sudden death) victory over Zephyrhllla In the opening gam e of the Hickory Point Invitational Fri­ day afternoon. The Fighting Semlnolea took a 3 ­ 1 lead at halftime on pair o f g o als by freshm an Evle C epuran and a solo score by Junior star C .C . O uillan. Seminole struck first in the sec­ ond h a lf a s C .C . O uillan fed C e p u ­ ran tn the alot for a goal, giving the Tribe a 4-1 lead. But the wind would becom e a m ajor factor a s a gust straight out of the eaat w as blow ing at Zephyrhllla' back s during the sec­ ond half. The Bulldogs took advantage o f the w ins to score three unansw ered goals and tic the gam e at 4-4. Zephyrhllla continued to ch al- noHTnvo ssa m o u s • 4 3 1 0 1 . 6 1 3 0 0 .4 i _ Seminole S (Oepuran 3. C Ouillan Clark II: Zcptiyrtulla 4 (Caatro 7. Neale 1. Tlbba II. Aaalata . Seminole 3 (C. Ouillan I. Snell l|: Zephyrhllla 7 fllbba |, MrOavem II. Shota on soal . Seminole 10: Zephyrhllla 10. Savea . Srmlnole (Oasnoeil. 13: Zephyrhllla S. Krcorda _ Seminole 4-1-1. lenge the net. outshootlng Sem i­ nole 16-10. but the Fighting S em l­ nolea' defense hung tough. T h e w in la a credit to Beth G anon'a ability In the net.* said Seminole head coach Tony A ren a. •She never let dow n an d kept coming up with one big save after another.” The gam e went to overtime with the Tribe getting the w in s at their backs. However, they were u n ab le to capitalize, only getting off two shots. _ The contest then went to a five minute sudden death period. Jo n e s nam ed T A A C P layer-of-the-W eek ORLANDO _ Homos Oran! acorad 17 points and um Improving Brian Evans netted 16 points, but M was not enough as tha Ortado Magic drappsd an 61-71 dadalon to la Otvatand CavaMsrs In Magic’s opening gams of 1966 at Orlando Arana Friday night Ortondo also got a big scare ahanRony Sefcafy (above) sprained Ihe right ankle toal ha had surgery on latt summer. X-Rays taken during the gams proved negative, but R is not known how much Urns, > any, toe vstoran oantor might miaa. Tha Magic Mi play In New York against the Knicfcstonight (Saturday, 7:30 pro, WKCF16) and than return horns on Monday to host tot 8an Antonio Spurs at 7:30 p.m. (8UN) at OrlandoArana. O R LA N D O _ M ark Jones, a senior guard for the University o f C entral Florida, w as nam ed the Trana Am erica Athletic Conference's Player-of-the-W eek on W ednesday. He la the first U C F player to earn the h onor since Ochlel Sw aby did ao four times tn his career from 1993-96. Jones, who leads the TAAC an d ranks 19th n atio n ally ' tn scoring (23.3 points p er gam e), averaged 39 points, 11 rebounds. 4.5 aaalata a n d 3.5 steals In two gam es for the Golden Knights prior to the C hristm as H olidays. H e shot 51.3-percent (2 0 -lb r3 9 ) from the field. 50-percent (5-for-10) from three-point land an d 73.7percent (13-for-17) from the free throw line In that span . In U C F a 94-60 w in over S t Thom as on D ecem ber 18. J o n e s scored 42 points (14-for-21 field goals, ft-for-6 three-pointers. 9-for11 free throws) - the moat ever b y a G old en Knight since the sch ool moved to N C A A Division 1 during the 1984-85 seaso n . The previous record w aa 38 F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D D A I L Y �•Sanfcxd Sanford. Honda - Sunday. January 4. 1998 IN B R I E F PONY Baseball registration FIVE POINTS _ With thr Spring Baseball season ready to Ret started. Seminole PONY Baseball wtil hold Spring Registration over the next three Saturday's at the Seminole TONY 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 tn the upstairs office of the Seminole PONT Clubhouse from 10 a m. to 2 p.m. each Saturday. If you are new to TO NT 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. Stricklin at Daytona USA DAYTONA BEACH _ Hut Stricklin, driver of the Circuit City Monte Carlo on the NASCAR Winston Cup Series, Is scheduled to make a special guest appearance at DAYTONA USA< Daytona International Speedway's awardwinning 'Ultimate Motorsports Attraction* on Sunday. January 4th from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Stricklin, whose sponsor. Circuit City, la one of DAYTONA USA's official Founding Sponsors, will be on track during January testing. He Is scheduled to greet hundreds of fans in a series o f 'fan forums* to be staged in DAYTONA USA's Pepsi Theater. Guests to the attraction will have the opportunity to speak with Stricklin during these Informal 20-mlnute Q&A sessions. An attraction ticket Is required for atten­ dance at these fan forums. Call DAYTONA USA at (904) 947-6800 for more information. random drawing. A pplications received b e­ fore January 5 w ill not be considered, After the random drawing thr GFC will Is­ sue any remaining penults on a first-come, first-served basis. Turkry hunters on most public wildlife management areas (WMAs), and private lands do not need a sprtng turkry quota hunt permit. However you will need’ one If you plan to hunt any o f the following manage­ ment arras located In the GFC's Central Re­ gion: Caravrllc Ranch In Marlon and Putnam counties; Flying Eagle In Citrus County; H alf Moon in Sumter County; Ocalu-Lakr Delaney Unit In Marlon and Putnam counties; Rlchloam In Sumter. Lake. Pasco and H er­ nando counties; Seminole Forest in Lake County; Seminole Ranch In Orange County; l*ralrle Lakes Unit of Three Lakes In Osceola County; and Tosohatchce in Orange County. In order to turkry hunt on uny of these ais eas you must jiossess a valid Florida hunting license, a spring turkey quota hunt permit, n wild turkry stamp and a wildlife management area stamp. Spring Turkey Quota Permit applications available now OCALA _ Turkey hunter prepare: spring turkey quota hunt permit applications are available right now at the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission's (GFC) re­ gional o (Tices or from the OFC's Quota Hunt Office In Tallahassee. Sportsmen can also request that an appli­ cation be sent by mail by calling either the Ocala regional office at (352) 732-1225. or the Quota Hunt Office In Tallahassee at (850) 488-8573. The applications must be completed and submitted by mall to the GFC's quota hunt office In Tallahassee between January 5 and January 14 In order to be eligible for the Rec. volleyball meeting SANFORD _ Thr Sanford Rrcrrntlon De­ partment will hold an organizational meeting for Polar Bear Recrratlonal and Power V ol­ leyball Leagues next Wednesday. January 7th at 6:30 p.m. at thr Downtown Youth Cen­ ter. lower level of Sanford City Hall. The Recreational (No Spike) League plays on Monday nights and the Power League plays on Wednesday nights. All games urr played at Sanford Middle School. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Church Basketball meeting SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment will hold on organizational meeting for on Adult Church Polar Bear Basketball League on Thursday. January 8th at 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center, lower level of Sanford City Hall. Fellowship, either a no fast break or a slow break league, and Competitive leagues are being planned. Call 330-5697 for more Information. Lake Mary softball LAKE MARY _ The City o f Lake Mary De­ partment of Parks and Recreation will be conducting a Polar Bear Softball season at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. H ie 10-week leagues will begin play the week of January 19th. Women's Fast Pitch will be ofTered on Monday night's and Men's C Leagues will be played on Wednesday and Friday night's. Teams that played In the Fall 1997 season can register now. while new registrations be­ gin on Monday. January 5th and will be taken nt I-ikc Mary City Hall. Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Regis­ tration packets can be picked up at City Hall nt any time. The City o f Lake Maty provides ballH. um­ pires and scorekccpcrs for all games. First place teams In each league receive n cham ­ pionship team trophy and championship Tshtrts for each player. Call 324-3097 for more Information. SHS alumni baseball SANFORD _ Seminole High School Is looking for alumni to attend the annual baseball game and cookout to be held on Saturdny. January 24. 1998. Please call Mike Ifowers at 320-5058 and leave your name and number and someone will return call with Information. 1998 (bom 1948 or before) Is forming at the University o f Central Florida and Is looking for quite n few good...or at least w ill­ ing... players. "We will play a five week season. January 6 tn February 3. with games on Tuesday night's.* said Loren Knutson o f U C Ps Recreutlon Services. *We nerd about 50 players to form four trams.* Slgn-up will be Tuesdays. Drcrmber 9 and 16. from 7 p.nt. to 9 p.m. at U CPs Intramu­ ral Field No. 1. The cost per player will not exceed $15. with an additional $10 for shirts and hats If the trams want them and sponsors cannot be found. *We play a short fence and a close back­ stop. limit the pitchers to two Innings and the games to two hours.* says Knutson. So break out thr liniment and give It a try. fcull (407) 823-2408 for Information. Girls’ wrestling tournaments ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School und coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to nnnounrr a series o f Women's In­ vitational Wrestling Tournaments In associa­ tion with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling ITogram. Tlie final two tournaments will lake plnce at Lake Brantley High School oh January 10th and February 20th. Women are eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost $30 as a team or $5 as an Indi­ vidual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119. 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. Each tournament will be double elim ina­ tion. frature folkstyle rules und there will be individual awards. Cull Carpenger at (407) 320-3670 for more details. Sanford Adult Softball SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation De­ partment Is taking registrations for the Adult Softball Leagues ot the Downtown Recreation Center on the first floor o f Sanford City Hall on the com er o f Seminole Boulevard and l*ark Avenue. The slowpltch leagues to be offered for the Polar Bear Leagues starlin g In Jan u ary are men's, wom en’s. C o -E d . church and a new Industrial division for com pany teams only. For more Information please call 330-5697. 50+ Baaaball League at UCF O R LA N D O _ W an t to play h ardball, p er­ h ap s one m ore time? A league for p layer* at least 50 year* old In Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide wntrrfowl rules and eliminate confusion In thr hunting brochuir, the ntle for hunting In thr Emrmlda Marsh Type 11 Wildlife Management Arrn has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting permit for thr Emrralda Marsh Type II WMA can hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday. Saturday und Sunday of the sea­ son. The permits are available through the Tax Collector Offices of Lake, Orange. Mar­ lon und Volusia countlra. Tlie durk and root season at the Emrralda Marsh Type II WMA will end on January 20th. with a youth hunt scheduled for Janu­ ary 24th. Volusia Speedway Park BARBERVILLE _ Tlie NASCAR All-Pro Serles will kick off the 1998 Series on February 8th at the All New Volusia Speedway Park during Speed weeks. Drivers from across tlie nation will be on hand to provide exciting racing on the fast • 3/8*s mile Asphalt Track. During the ofTseason Owner/Operator Dkk Murphy made the decision to change the two tracks at the former Volusia County Speed­ way. The 1/2-mile asphalt was changed to a dirt track and thr dirt track Is now a 3/8 milr asphalt track. For more Information on 'he activities at Voluslu Speedway Pork call (904) 985-4402. 1997 C o a t ia a s d firm i P *| * IB beat odd-num bered year graduates. 7-5. tn annual Seminole High School Alum ni B aseball G am e. * Lake M ary high gtria b a s ­ ketball team w in s 20th gam e without a loss. * District soccer finals are set with both Lake Brantley teams. Oviedo b o y s an d Lake M ary an d Sem inole girls all a d ­ vancing. FEB R U A R Y * Lake M ary high hosts 2nd A n n ual Resolution Mile with over 70 runners attending. * Spruce Creek ends Lake M ary girls' bask etball team 's 23-gam e w inning streak. * Sem inole High graduate C h ris Y oum an s w a s 2-for-3 with a home run to lead H ills­ borough Com m unity College past Sem inole community College in ju n io r college b a s e ­ ball. * Lake M ary's Sean St. Den­ nis and Kris Kessler, Oviedo's Josh G reer an d C h ristian Sanders an d Lake B ran tley's D arren H erndon all sign N C A A Division I football grant-tnalds. * Lake M ary h igh 's girls so c ­ cer team advances to C la ss 6ANorth II Regional C h a m p io n ­ ship. * Lake M ary boys' b a s k e tb a ll team wins 20th gam e o f s e a ­ son. * New Sm yrna S peedw ay hosts annual W orld Series o f Asphalt. * Lake M ary girls beat Lym an for 6A-4 district bask etball ti­ de. * Oviedo boys best Lake Howell for district b a sk e tb a ll cham pionship. * Seminole boys bo p O sceo la to win district b a sk e tb a ll crown. * Lake M ary's Matt T ow n sley signs to p lay bask etball at Rollins College. * Seminole Com m unity C o l­ lege wom en s bask etb all team pulls off a p air o f Incredible com e-from -behlnd victories and c a m trip to S late T o u rn a ­ ment. * Seminole volleyball a tar A ubrey Nelson sign s grant with W estern Carolina. * Oviedo boys a n d Lake M ary girls basketball team s advance to state tournam ent: Sem inole boys fall in regional sem ifinals. M ARCH * Richie A d u b ato nam ed Or­ lando Magic h ead coach. * Lake M ary's girls and Oviedo's boys w in exciting sem ifinal gam es a n d advance to state b a sk e ib a ll C h am p io n ­ sh ip gam e at la k e la n d C h ic Center. * Lake Brantley pitcher's throw four no-hitters in first eight gam es o f baakeball s e a ­ son. * Lake Mary girls fall 52-49 to Pensacola In GA final, w hile Oviedo drops a 83-50 decision to Miami H igh in boys' b a sk e t­ ball final. * Sanford chosen to. hpst NGA National M id-Florida B odybuilding C lassic an d M s. Florida Fitness U S A N ation al Qualifier. A P R IL * Oviedo b e a u host Lake Brantley for B ig B lue B a s e b a ll B onanza title; Sem inole takes third with C h ris Louw sm a b e ­ ing nam ed M ost V a lu a b le Player. * Sem inole H igh School turns on lights for first time for on cam pus b a se b a ll an d softball fields. * Lake M ary's S a ra h McW eeney sign s to play volley­ ball at Georgia Southwestern. * Lynn Brian nam ed w om en 's basketball coach at University o f C entral Florida. * Long-tim e Lake Brantley football coach F led Alm on a n ­ nounces retirement. G eorge Clayton nam ed n ew coach. * Greenw ood Lakes M iddle School's girls bask etball team, under coach Mike Mitchell, goes undefeated. * Oviedo's B en K n app (Itches perfect gam e against Lake H owell. * The King (Eddie Feigner) and H U Court p U y exhibition softball gam e at Sem inole High School. * Sem inole and Orange County Firefighters play foot­ ball gam e for charity at Lake Brantley. * Sem inole high football a s aU tant Don C arter passes aw ay from heart attack. * Sabreena Sapp (Troy State) an d D aw n T ra in s volleyball g r a n U . (U C F) sign M AY * Sem inole a n d Lake Brantley w in b a se b a ll district ch am pi­ onships: Oviedo w in s second straight softball title. * Sanford chosen to host A S A S u p er O pen Softball W orld S e­ ries. * Sem inole b a se b a ll team loses in regional sem ifinals. * Lake Brantley w in s second s u t e b a s eb a ll cham pionship. * Sem inole's boys an d girls track team s w in regional ch am pion sh ips. * Oviedo's Lyndaey W yn egar signs basketball grant with Lynn University. * Lake M ary's J aso n H arger signs g o lf grant with N ew M ex­ ico and C artasa Sica sign s softball grant with W est G eor­ gia. * Sem inole High graduate David Eckstein break s career hit record for University o f Florida b aseb all team. JU N E * Sem inole's Clyde *C3* W il­ liam s and Lake B rantley's t Carl Brown Isd the Labs Mary (pte* Final Four at Lakeland C M c Center * Robbie Sltz are nam ed First Team All-State in b a se b a lL • Seminole Predators w in A A U State B aseball C h a m p i­ onship. • Seminole's Jerry Posey re­ tires as Athletic Dtretor. Mike Powers named new A D . * Moose Lodge Pirates w in third straight Sanford B a b e Ruth City C ham pionship. * Enterprise Trucking B rav es win Bambino City C h a m p io n ­ ship. * Seminole's T a m a ra O ilchrtst honored by City o f S a n ­ ford as Seminole C ounty A th ­ lete of the Year. • Lake Mary's Anthony B ravo earns a spot in U S A J u n io r N a ­ tional Wrestling Tournam ent. JU LY * Seminole Com m unity C o l­ lege women’s bask etball team signs 7-foot J aan a Kotova from Estonia. * SCC hosts W orld League Shootoul for womrn'i n's b ask etball teams. * Lake Mary Sports C o m p lex p u U on first wom en’s recrea­ tional fastpltch softball league. AUGUST * Mike G ibson nam ed boys' cross country a n d track coach at Lake Mary. Lionel B o n k takes stmiliar position for girls' * Central Florida B o m b e rs win A A U 14-U n d er B aseball T i­ tle. • Ba Series in Altam onte Springs. • City o f Sanford rededicates Sanford M em orial wtsdtnm ■■ Rinker-Stenatrom Field at H is ­ toric Sanford M em orial S t a ­ dium. Remodeled field la nam ed for W e s Rlnkcr an d Ju lian Stenatrom . • A S A S u p er N ation als for O pen Softball team s played at Historic Sanford M em orial S ta ­ dium. O C TO B E R * Oviedo's Ben K napp sign s to play baseball at Florida. * Form er Sem inole C om m u ­ nity College All-Am erica b a s e ­ ball player J oh n H a n . and now Cleveland Indiana O cncral M anager, jo in s T ribe a n d S a n ­ ford Post 53 b a s eball team at W orld Series In Miami. * Oviedo boys w in VolleyFest. * Sem inole High football team earn s p U y o ff spot. * M agic trade for M ark Price. * Lake M ary girls beat Oviedo for district volleyball title. • Sanford Post 53 com es out o f loser's bracket to w in State C h am pion sh ip. * C room s Academ y an­ nounces return o f varsity b a s * Poet 53 w in s Regional, a d ­ van ces to W orld Scries In R apid City. South Dakota. * Sanford's Matt K uchar w in s U .8 . Am ateur O o lf C h a m p io n ­ sh ip. U E bE M D C n te M ary's J signs volleyball grant with Penn State. • • Lake Howell boys win W in ­ ter Park Rotary and Hornet Holiday basketball c h am p io n ­ ships. Ryan Smith an d Reggie Kohn nam ed M VP’s. * Lake Mary boys win own basketball tournam ent, Pau l Betk nam ed M VP. Sem inole finishes third. * Lake M ary girls w in S a ra s o u “Basketball Tbum am ent, * iff lb now 18-0 on season . * Sem inole's Jim W orthington nam ed SA C Football C oach-ofthe-Year. j * Tim Raines re-signs with N ew York Yankees. * Lake Brantley girls seco n d ) at Target Soccer C la ssic , , * Lyman bo y s beat L ak ei Howell in cham pionship gam e o f Florida Hospital Soccer lnvp> rational. Jeff (Lake M aty). Jack Blanton (Oviedo). Fred Alm on (Lake Brantley) and Ernie MacPheraon (Seminole), but it also said hello to W inter Springs H igh School which started playing varsity sports tn Its first year despite having only ninth- and 10th grade students. They'll be a force to i be reckoned with after taking some early lumps. L a s t S e c o n d S h o t : isn’t it am az­ ing that there Is a decent chance that Seminole County will have tuio state champions in baseball alone this year? Seminole Is an early favorite in BA and Lake Brantley w ill be looking to defend In 6A . �. J Sanford Heratd, Sanford, Ftorkla •Sunday, January 4 ,1008 - M W hat’s Up In Th e N F L .....T H E P L A Y O F F S S A N F O R D _ The playoffs continue today a s four team s rem ain In the Super Bowl hunt. Every team that rem ains Is only three w in s aw ay from earning the title o f W orld C h am p i­ ons. C oach es an d players have dream ed o f this a c ­ com plishm ent since childhood. Y ears or lifting weights, w eeks o f practice, and h ou rs or day­ dream ing are Invested in the pursuit o f th is u l­ timate goal In the gam e o f football. T h e New England Patriots were ab le to a d ­ vance against the terrible Miami Dolphins. Jim m y Joh n son 's team had absolutely no right to be in the playoffs, and I couldn't be h ap p ier that they have been eliminated. The D enver Broncos, on the other hand, made quite a statement in their dism issal o f Jeff's J a g u a rs with relative ease. El w ay an d C om pany had all cylinders going a s they were able to capitalise on every m istake the young J ack so n ­ ville sq u a d committed. The M innesota Vikings, a s predicted b y this writer, w ere able to overcome the over-rated but hard-w orking New York Giants. N ew York can be very proud o f this team for taking very little talent, a very long way. T h e other N.F.C. W ild C ard team to advance w a s o u r very ow n T am p a B ay B u ccaneers. Their thrashing o f the Detroit Lions raised som e eyebro w s aroun d the league. Including som e In Oreen Bay. If the defense can continue their vtctoua play an d Dllfer can keep the o f­ fense from giving u p the gam e, this team h as the ability to go alt the way. t k n ow that m any o f you think I'm getting c a r rted array here, b u t here Is my reasoning. Let m e start with the statement that the Bucs are one wtn aw ay from winning the S u p er Bowl. W h at do I m ean by that? First, w e’re operating un der the prem ise that the N.F.C. representative will w in the Super Bond. The last time the A.F.C. w as able to a c ­ com plish this feat, they still wore leather hel­ mets. Second. It la very difficult for a team. I.e. the Packers, to beat the sam e team three times In one season. In the history o f the N.F.L.. you can count the occurrences on one hand. Third, If T a m o s B a v can beat the Packers In g if * t * M M M t * M M I4 M V * l* * f I ANNOUNCING... ; *••••••••••••••••••••••••••* n r k lo jc n / c on F o r 19 9 8 ! risk o f being blow n out badly. Ntnen 31. Vikings 13. Crowd Noise: D+. GREEN BAY (-14) VS. TAMPA BAY the third Battle o f the B ays this season, they will most likely b e playing the S a n Fran cisco lrty-NIners for the light to go to the Super DW1. Not only do the B u cs match u p very w ell ■gainst the N Inert, but rem em ber w hat h a p ­ pened w hen theae two team s met in the first week o f the seaso n ? Let's take a look at the schedule and find som e w inners. A s special Insight for the playoffs, 1 will ran k the homefleld advantage In terms o f crowd noise produced while the visiting team la on offense. P ITTSB U R G H (-6) VS. NEW ENGLAND W hile this m ay sou n d like a ton o f points, the Steelera have h a d an extra week to get healthy and study film. The Patriots spent a lot o f energy getting by a very mediocre D olphins team, and m ay not b e ready for the energy a n d speed o f the Pittsburgh defense. I am not particularly excited at playtng either aide o f this gam e, b u t If I did I'd give the poin ts and count on the Steelera power running gam e to destroy the Patriots defensive line. For w hat It’s worth. Tbny O u n i rates the Steelera a s a very good play. St*•!•*• 26, Patriot* 13. Crowd Noise: B f. SAN FRANCISCO (-14) VS. M INNESOTA Tblk about a lot o f points for a playoff gametl H ow would you like to start the gam e ahead fay two touchdowns? W ell folks, you can, all you have to do is bet the V ikings an d hope for a repeat o f the S an Francisco earthquakes that rocked the region at the turn o f the century. The Vikings are clearly not a s talented a s the N ln rrs an d will have a m uch tougher time co n ­ taining this offense than the Glanta sq u ad o f last week. The only chance the Vikings have Is to e s ta b ­ lish a pow er running gam e early. W ithout the ability to ru n the b all, against the second best run defense in the league. M innesota stan d s the second overtime.* said A re n a . * » o sh e (C lark) w a a put In to ateal the ball u p front. S h e h a s C a r e e r s In T r u c k D r i v i n g Ltflil Note ■1 T h e betting pu blic Is obviously convinced there la very little reason to actually play this gam e. N o team, not even the Steelera o f Iron C urtain D ays should b e favored by two touchdowns against a defense that Is this good. The B u cs have proven time an d again this year, that if nothing else, they can stop highpow ered offenses cold. Football fan s acro ss the country have failed to leam this lesson, so on national television, and against the defending S u p er Bow l Cham pions, w e ll give a rem edial course. The problem w e have Is one we've had for the past few y e a n . Trent Dllfer. If h e can stay cool an d not throw this game aw ay, w e ll w in, I guar­ antee It. H ow can w e qualify this prom ise? I’ll say this. If D llfer has less than three turnovers (Interceptions or fum bles), the B u cs will win this one in a squeaker. Not only that, but rem em ber m y earlier the­ ory, If the B ucs w in Sunday, they’ll w in the S u ­ p e r.B o w l. Buccaneer* 16, Packer* 14. Crowd Noise: A*. KANSAS C ITY (-2) VS. DENVER This Is perhaps the best gam e o f the playofTs to this point. These teams battled for home field advantage all season and the Chiefs w on the struggle. This will pay big dividends In a gam e that will b e dominated b y the C hiefs defense. K ansas City h a s h ad a difficult time getting wins in the playoffs for the past decade, b u t will get the monkey off its b ack b y w in n in g here. The Broncos looked invincible at the start o f the year, and deserve a lot o f respect and p a ts on the back, unfortunately neither o f these will help them In this H O P E L E S S endeavor. That’s right friends, 1 don't think the B ro n co s stand a chance in this one. Chief* 34, Bronco* 17. Crowd Noise: A+ (At leaet Elway won't bo able to hear the whistle ending this game). J17T1, ■•mlnol* County, NofMs. undor tfra Ptctrttoua nwm oi now or sorsttv. �4 B • Sanford Herald, Sanford, Bonds - Srnday, January *. 'M B People 40th a n n iv e rs a ry o b s e rv e d ; m in is te r h o s ts o p e n h o u s e Coming home for Christ mas this year was doubly special for Frederic Gaines 111 o f Crys­ tal River, and his sister. Eliza­ beth Henry of Dandrldge, Tenn. Not only was Christmas being o b s e rv e d , but they were host­ ing another Christmas Day celebration - the 40th wedding anniversary of their parents, Ruth and Fred Gaines. The festive holiday gathering was held on Saturday. Dec. 27. at the Sanford Woman's Club. About 150 guests called during the appointed hours. 3 to 5 p.m. The day was perfect for the color red. Glittering decora­ tions and red polnsettlas decked the halls o f the quaint clubhouse to match the ruby, the 40th anniversary Jewel. The guest o f honor wore a bril­ liant crimson two-piece dress fashioned along the slim sil­ houette. A huge arrangement of red roses. Interspersed with white baby's breath, was the focal point, o f the serving ta ­ ble. One table, runway-style, ex­ tended from the stage area with two semi-circle tables ar­ ranged on each side. The ta ­ bles were beautifully decorated In ted and white with sitter and crystal appointments offering an elaborate array o f party fare, along with punch A photograph o f the bride, groom and wedding party taken at their wedding on Christmas Day. 1957, at the Memorial Methodist Church. Femandina Beach, graced the SENIOR ED ITO R DORIS DIETRICH _____ L _ i registration table where the couple's granddaughter. TlfTany Henry. 12. presided. Pretty Tiffany also stood in the re­ ceiving line with hrr grandpar­ ents. Myrtlcc Carpenter, Ruth’s sister from LnGrange, On., a s­ sisted with the reception. A lso assisting was their son-in-law. Jim Henry. Others attending were Fred's aunt from Ethica, N.Y.; his un­ cle from Naples: cousins from New York and Rhode Island: and Fred's brother-in-law. nieces and nephews from Fernandlna Beach. Ruth and Fred met tn the fifth grade, attended schools together, but didn't date until she was a sophomore tn c o l­ lege. They moved to Sanford in 1967 where Fred was employed as a licensed funeral director by the late Bill Oramkow and Ruth taught school at Lyman Htfih School. Previously, while Fred was in the Army, they lived a year In Italy and explored Europe. *Our experiences In Europe were really very neat." Ruth aald. Ruth, a retired educator. Is actively Involved In the com ­ munity. She Is presently presi­ dent o f the GFWC Woman's Club o f Sanford Inc., Is past president o f the Sanford Junior W om ans Club, has been president or the Sanford Pilot Club twice, is a member o f Seminole County Retired Teachers Association and Is a member o f Florida and Ameri­ can Association o f Family and Consumer Scientists. She works part Ume for Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. Fred Is the former owner of Gaines Funeral Home. Longwood. His business merged with Carey Hftnd and he Is now manager o f Gaines Carey Hand Funeral Home. He Is a charter member o f the Casselberry R o­ tary Club and belongs to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Is a Mason and Is a member o f the Sons of the American Revolution. Both attend the First United Methodist Church and belong to the Central Florida Society for Historical Preservation. They collect clocks, travel, a t­ tend antique shows and cher­ ish family get-togethers. Ruth said ’ Sure' she would do It all over again. 'It doesn’t seem like too long since we were kids datin g* she said, 'Forty y e a n have gone fast. We have had a lot o f neat cxpcilcnccs and opportunities to ­ gether.* ’ H O LID A Y O fJ tK H O U SE There's nothing like a new home for Christmas. Entertaining residents o f Good Samaritan Home during the holid m a n jfr o m jtfi}! _ JimmyPatterson, trumpet} D avid Pat­ terson, keyboard; and Sanford P ilot Club members, Marion Rethwill, Sara Patter­ son and Mary Jo Co- Linds Robb (csntsr) osrvts ths Rsv. Bsth Fogls-Mlllsr snd hsr husbsnd, Jim, at ©pen hous* When the Rev. Belli FogleMiller was assigned as minister of the First United Methodist Church In June, there was no housing available, so die min­ ister, her husband. Jim. and their 6-year-old daughter, Carlene. rented a home In DeBary until a parsonage could be lo ­ cated by the church. Finally, a dream home became avail­ able and the Fogle-Mlllera were moved tn before the holidays Just tn time to host a holiday open house. The 2.480-feet, four bedroom parsonage Is located at Coun­ try Club Oaks, across from Grace United Methodist Church In Lake Mary. Assisting Beth with the decorating was Cathey Bossert. and the two women had lots o f fun trans­ forming the spacious parson­ V f'r— B T I / -i age Into a decorator's dream. The living room and dining room area, master bedroom, kitchen and dinette, and guest bedroom all open lo an en­ closed pool area, complete with an old-fashioned soring and exercise equipment...a perfect place to entertain. O n Sunday. Dec. 31, the Fo­ gle-M illers opened their home Sm D ietrich, Page SS • Ksjy Ruth and P nd Osins* C ro o m s 1931-49 classes gath er fo r 4 -d a y h o lid a y reunion The 4 -day Croom a Academ y C lasses Reunion lo r the alum ni o f the classes o f 1B31-1949 began with a vespers service held Sunday, Dec. 2 8 at 5:00 p.m. at the S L J am es A M E Church. The alum ni from the classes an d others w h o grad u ­ ated from C room a A cadem y gathered to w orsh ip, have fel­ low ship and give th an ks a n d praises for the M aster's g o o d ­ n ess to alL The theme ’ Croom a A cadem y C lasses 1931-1949 R e lM n g the Croom s Legacy W ith a T ouch o f C lass* fits Hie students w h o returned to see a n d r eminisce at the console* a n d the sweet m usic from the trum pet o f R iv­ era McCreary. C lasses inarched In to the tune o f *God o f O u r Fathers’ . Program participants w ere A n ­ nie 0*Nellle. Violet C raw ford, Thelm a Thornton, Violet D a rpn a n d Harry Rbbin aon . M usical renditions w ere b y the N ew ML C alvary M ass C h o ir tn their b e s 'u lfu l red a t ­ tire. ’ It le W - « ’ rfth M y SouT w aa s i n g by the lovely Y olan d a Collins. The message o f the h o u r w a s delivered by the Rev. D r. W . Frank William s, a lso a g rsd u - Kendrick. Jr. and his sister Inez K. Bailey, honoring the There were memorlams to all deceased principals, teachers and classmates led by Connie M. Stone. Roy Jones was torch holder and the torch lighters were: Helen Blackahear, Minnlc Roux. Bennie Joseph. Roberta Teny. Cephas Fryer. Idella Jones. Rev. James Dickey. Margaret Jackson. Albert Redding. Leila Ross and Rudy Henderson. All alumni stood for the singing o f the Alma Mater and the recessional of classes to the well remembered "War March of The Priest* hr a c­ quaintances and fun, food and registration were an enjoyable affair. T h e reunion celebration eo n Unued with the ban q u et on M onday at the Am erican Leglon Poet No. 53. T o astm aster Rufus B rooks w a s introduced fay Leads Jon es. Invocation w a s fay C o ra P. T h om as a n d the classes a n d guests w ere welcom ed fay W esley W right. W e w ere entertained with a lovely creative dance fay A lic ia W ells to the song ’ G od C reated U s O ne Big Family. W e C a n T h e ble ssin g o f than ksgiving w a s offered b y B ish op Z ad esia G rady. After a delicious dinner, the evening continued with the nationally ren ow ned actor an d entertainer. H arry Burney, who W vB i W ? j w J /. ? t ' B ^ B \ . I fl ,, i ■ ..^ 1 V Io M mi C r a w f o r d a n d A J fra d h really gave u s a touch o f c la s s b o m B roadw ay w ith the dy* nam ic rend ition s o f ’H a r e a M erry C rooms Reunion*, a n d the ever p o p u lar *1 Believe I C a n Ffy”. O u r sp eak er o f the evening, D r. E lm er Jenkins, w aa introduced b y h is friend, classm ate an d fraternity brother, Theodore Johnson. Dr. Elm e r �? Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday, January 4, 1996 - M C lu b holds annual arts and crafts sh o w Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Las Hurd Taressa Gibson, Christopher Hurd exchange vows Irr ns rn.tid n( honor and also Ming H uh Day* during the lighting of the unity candle. Site wore a prlnrrss style hunter green cocktail dress and carried a iKiuqnet ol m ulticolored dalslrs with hunter green trim. She wore a comb of baity's breath In her hair. Jason Dun) of Roanoke served his brother as best man. Ushers were Mlcliurl Gibson Jr., bntlher of the bride, and Tripp Sills, both of Lake Mary. Martina C'ox of Roanoke was the flowrr girl and Mi­ chael Gibson Jr., brother of the bride. Lake Mary. was. the ring beater. / _ The reception was held Iq ^ the h o m e' o f Ihe bride*- Given in marriage by her groom's parents. Assisting mother and father, the bride were: Margaret Kinney, chose for her vows a fomut) grandmother of the bride­ Ivory bridal aalln gown groom from Httsburgli. who fashioned with long sleeves cut and served the cake; trimmed In lace and pearls the bridegroom's aunt. with the same design re Kathy Smith of Pittsburg, tcd on the neckline. A poured the punch; and ic satin bow in bark ac­ Donna Hurd coonllnated Ihe cented the lace-trimmed c areception. ­ thedral train. A crown of After a wedding trip to Ivory pearls and clear se­ Massumitlrn Ski Resort at quins secured her waist-Elkton, Va.. thr newlyweds length rolled veil of ivoryare making their home In silk Illusion and she carriedRoanoke where the bride­ • bouquet o f Ivory silk rosesgroom is employed as fore­ with hunter green trim. man at Jack St. Clair Inc. Tiffany Sharon Gibson of imd the bride Is a homeLake Mary, attended her sts- niakrr. A tradition of the Lake Mary Woman’s Club Is to hold the club's arts and crafts festival during the Decenber meeting. Club members bring things they have made and would like submitted for the District V II Judging with these winners eli­ gible for state compeptltlon in the spring. Everyone was owed over the sweater knitted by Gwennc Duller. Owenne used several differ­ ent colors and textures of (hrrnd In the sweater. It was truly a work o f art and will go on to the district. The other most Impressive work of art was a painting of bright red. beautiful popples by Virginia Francisco. Virginia Is 94 years old and has been a member of Ihe Womans Club for 07 years. Thr gift exchange among the club members In December at the annual Christmas party Is­ n't Just traditional. It's legen­ dary. Each member brings a wrapped gift. Some are vrry elabondr, some simple. Each member picks a number and thru picks a gift. But when It's your turn to pick a gift, you don't have to pick It from the remaining gifts, you can pick It from someone else. Every year, there's always nt least one or two presents that go through thr hunds of almost rvriy club member. Desides present* for each other, thr club members also brought MARY RO W ELL presents for Safehouse tj their Dec. 17 meeting. President Rosemary Traeger nlsc gave gifts to all the people w lo have helped her with the club throughout the year. Entertainment for the parly, other than watching Ow gifts make the rounds, was a very special group. Thr Forest Crit­ ters came to sing and tel Jokes for the club. They sang some vrry special songs they had written themselves. Including the hilarious "Deck the Mall". After the performance, the gen­ tlemen were Invited to join the members for lunch. C O O K IE T IM E It’s that time of year again. Time to order your Girl Scout Cookies. Girl Scouts all over Dike Mary will begin selling rookies on Friday. Jan. 9. Cookie delivery and booth sales will begin Feb. 14. For those watching their weight, you ran still have your rookies and eat them too. Lemon Pas­ try Cremes arc reduced fat and McKee - Brock W estw ood, Calif., to H enry Brock o f St. p outs. Mo., eon o f C h arles an d Elisabeth Brock o f W in netka, 111. B o m In Greenville. S.C., the bride-elect Is the m a te r­ n a l gran d d au gh ter o f M aurte S. M cAlister o f Lake M a ry a n d the late Law rence C. M cAlister. She la the p a te r­ n a l gran d d au gh ter o f D e lo / t e a Etgber o f Cincinnati an d Ihe late Kenneth McKee. Iced Ginger Daisies have only 2 grams or fat In flvr rookies. Wiry should you buy Girl Scout rookies? Other than the B B F T - ----------~ iy r rt-/ ------ ■ ' -\j\ T1rr?fnJ - kcT t! 'l Taressa Michelle Gibson of Roanoke. Vu... became the bride o f Christopher Lee Hurd, also o f Roanoke, on Nov. 29. at 2 ji.m,, at the PennForest Christian Church. Roanoke. Pastor Derry Gray was the officiat­ ing clergyman for the double ring ceremony. The bride Is the daughter o f Mike and Sharon Gibson o f Lake Maty. Site Is the m a­ ternal granddaughter of Arlen and June Green and H.O. Dagwrll and llir pater­ nal granddaughter of W il­ liam and Jranrtte Gibson, all o f Sanford. Thr bride­ groom la thr spu M . Jhtrryl and Donna (lurdMitoanokr. K , Ruth Ann Deauprr, K Gwanne Butler shows the award-winning sweater she entered In competition. , rT 0 k Ballet Guild of Sanford-Sem inole celebrates its 30th anniversary this season. In the forthcoming w eeks, the Herald will proudly salute these dancers. Meredith W hlghant, 14, la the daughter ol Petty and John Whigham ol Lake Mary. At Seminole High School where aha is a Ireshman. Meredith has a 4.0 GPA, is a member of Lake Marionettes, la a 1004 Walt Dis­ ney World Doer end Dreamer end is a member of Student Con­ gress. She has been dancing for 11 years and has danced with Ballet Guild for three yearn. She Joined Ballet Guild because: *1 love to dance end perform and BGS gives me that opportunity* Stephanie Schm itt. 14, is the daughter of Oick and Melanie Schmitt of DeSary. She is,in the ninth grade at DaLand' High School where ahe w ts a member of Beta C U > In Ihe 4ixth through t Christopher Mtos M cKee la a 1986 grad u ate o f Lake M ary High School w here she w a s the 1969 Hom ecom ing Q ueen a n d the Senior C la ss P resi­ dent. She graduated from Rollins College in 1990. She la em ployed as a stock b r o ­ ker. H er finance, bom In W ashington. D .C ., Is the m a ­ ternal grandson o f E lisabeth Bonilla o f Bogota. C olom bia a n d the late Enrique Bonilla. He la the paternal gran dson o f Qlen a n d Lucille Brock o f W atacka. 111. Brock to a 1986 g rad u ate o f New T rier High School, member of the Drama Club and has been on the' Superinten­ dent's list every year. 8he h at been dancing 1o years and had been a Ballet Guild dancer for one year. She Joined B a M Guild because; *More challenge! To strengthen and enforce my bal­ let and polnte’ i Katherine Marta M cK ee Wlnnetka, 111. were he was on the football and tennis teams. He graduated from Southern Methodist Univer­ sity in 1990, where he was a member o f Phi Delta Theta fraternity and spent hto Junior year studying at Kwansel Gaquln University, Nishlnomla, Japan. He to a student at Washington Uni­ versity, St. Louts, studying for a master's o f business administration degree. The wedding Is planned for early May 1998 at Holy Cross Church. Santa Bar­ bara. Calif. Save tha Maaat— Club S00 N Modtnd Aki-nur. Mjdbntl. 11 l>7ll or call 1 *8 0 0 -4 3 2 -1 0 1 N (5648) A s M ay Sm ith, 17. is tha daughter of Path and BIX Pago of Oranga City. A lD s L s n d High School whara sha to a aanior, Ashisy is a rscalved tha Suparintondsnt Scholar's award and Is a msmbar of Juniorsttss and FBLA. Sha has baan dancing 10 yaws, has dancad with BaUat Guild lor two yaars and has won aavarai dancs awards. Sha Jolnad BaUat Guild bacausa: *ll's a great axpartonca and I wanted to Improve on my dancing abil­ ity* fact that they taste wonderful, the profits go to support Girl Scouting. Troops get part o f the profit to support their ac­ tivities and Council gets part o f ,t,p Pro m troop*. to For suP I»r t Instance, Girl Scout camps are the cheapest places for Girl Scouts to camp In the rntlrr state. And that's In large part because o f cookie sales. Why support Ctrl Scouting? An ounce of prevention la worth n pound o f cure. For every 100 girls who Join scout­ ing. 4 will earn the Girl Scout Gold Award, 12 will have their first contact with a place o f worship. 5 will cam their re­ ligious award. I will enter the clergy. 18 will develop hobbles that will lie used during their adult life. 8 will enter a career that they discovered through Girl Scouting. 17 will become Girl Scout volunteers. 1 will use her Girl Scouting skills to save a life, and I will use her Girl Scouting skills to save her own life, I. When a Girt Scout a sk s you n irl • G « . . l >»u.bU . �M •Ssnfotti Herald Santord Flood* - Sunday. 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Members provided the resi­ dents with Christmas refresh­ ments.. cants, gifts and recog­ nized December birthdays. A Carol and holldav slng-along was provided with the ac­ companiment by David Patter­ son at the keyboard. He pre­ sented a swing music segment which brought the residents to their feet aa they danced around. The special holiday after­ noon ended with a duet by David at the keyboard and h it nephew, Jimmy Patterson, on trumpet playing "O Holy Night." Sanford-Sem inole Art A s s o ­ ciation held the an n u al holiday there will b e hard times and troubled areas aa long aa are have time and space. A lfrrdia W allace an d Lewis Jon es brought b ack m em ories o f the good ole* d a y s at Croom a l a s s e s were IntroEatheherlean W llPresentation to the sp eak er J e rik m a 'tn tf gQftkt artist B u r­ ney w a s made b y t a i l Mlnott. co-chairm an o f the reunion. Rem arks were m ade by Katheryn Alexander, chairm an, and Katie Robtnaon. banquet chairm an. The A lm a M ater w a s sung a s the b enediction an d prayer were offered by Elder Roes an d B ishop Grady. The activities for the reunion continued with a r'J d se u p the SC J oh n 's on the Rtvershlp Romance and the last day o f the celebration w a s an old fashioned picnic with food, km and chatting b ein g the high­ light o f the day. Evergreen Tem ple and Jewel C ouncil No. No. 331 109 9E a s m - fteutew^sl Fv>~ U v '~ Caa3 -------- f i n e : m m v KnavT* o r w en— C 5fS ------- c a ts — fa illfa W T B f _ Fm TH S s*M 5sW af Ha M a a aak (1 party at Shoncy'a when the members were honored with the dessert of their choice, compliments ‘ o f the associa­ tion. Actoidlng lu Ashby Jones, 'Many shared Christmas sto­ ries and poems with Christmas themes. Small gifts were ex­ changed • many were hand­ made crafts." TWo new members Joining the association w rrr Leroy Noppcr and Lou Klim Tew. BSP CHAPTER MEETS FOR HOLIDAY SOCIAL The home of Linda and Wayne Krellng was filled with Christmas tradition during the recent holidays when they en­ tertained at five gather­ ings...mostly family. Howrvrr. Linda was hostess lo her sorority chapter. Laure­ ate Oaiiima Delta of Beta Sigma lltl. Highlight o f the fes­ tivity was the Heta Huddles (secret pals) exchanging gifts. Kitty Corley baked a ham and others brought dishes to share. Linda set up two tables covered with red cloths and decorated with polnscttlas. The secret arrival of Pal Brers was exciting for the members. Pat has been living In Koira and Is now living In Lady Lokr with tier husband. George. Olliers attending were: Betty Juck. Helen Hamner. Viola Frank. Marlon Farella. Susan Byrd. Ellen Keefer. Cathy MrOulae, Sammi Bender. Marty Colrgrove. Phyllis Senkarlk and two members on leave. Margie Heine and Eve Rogero. PUBLIC INVITED TO HEAR PAMELA BRADY First United Methodist Church at 5th Street and Park Avenue. Sanford, has a special guest Monday. Jan. 5 at 7 M p.m. tn the Fellowship Hall. Gursta are welcome to come hear Pamela tlrady. m eteorolo­ gist from Channel 0 Weather News lo speak about meteorol­ ogy. what the weather Is doing and why. were entertained with the be­ ginning o f the 50lh anniversary of Jewel Council No. 109 which will be observed In 1998. Evergreen Temple No. 321 was happy to host the first In a series o f activities for the cele­ bration. A Little More Than Fashions • "Bruch and Crunch" was held on Saturday. Dec. 27 at ths Elks Lodge. .. PXkD.R. Sylvia Bodlson was the narrator for the affair. Daughters and Brothers from the local Elks modeled fash­ ions that really caught the eye and pocketbook. One could choose from casual wear, business. after-five attire, lounge wear and lingerie fit for the king and queen tn your life. Hats for all occasions were modeled by the ladles o f the class. To purchase the modeled a t­ tire, contact Shllla Botuqut and Claudelta Hats. Guest models were POOR Lou Alyce Dean. Loyal Daughter Ruler, and Albert Brown, C h ief Antler. Sharing the spotlight was Retha Baker, Rosemary Atwell. Chairperson. Roosevelt Cummings. Exalted Ruler. Joyce Byrd. Daughter. Ruler. Dgta. Katie Burke. Olivia Ayers. Ruby Blake. Amanda Alexan­ der. Zanr Battle. Craig Merkerson. Ann Newell. Marla Jones, and Olorla Flounaiy. Music srss compliments o f Inner City Productions, and DJ'a Mike and Harding. , Thanks..Ta the basteqpqe. Sweet Harmony OES No. M B and State Dgt. President Brtlnson. H appy birthday goes out to Freddie Mobley. Am ber Bodlson an d Rena Tillman. HOLIDAY VISITORS Sanford had m any visitors during the holidays. Seen home for a few days .were Karen Thornton. D ebra Roberta. Mr. and M rs. Robert Fielder. Andra Johnson. Kim B rin so n .- « Mr. and M rs. W Ullam Larkhart. Willie Frank Dixon. Lavem Jackson. J oh n Frank Smith, Mr. an d M is. W alter Miller and Rev. Thom as Wtlaon. Those omitted are of the mtnd. not Ute heart. G irls’ hearts belong to Daddy D E A R A B B Y : I am a divorced man with two terrific kids, ages 6 and 8. During the past year, my exwile married a man whose previous w ife passed a w a y fro m cancer. "Eager" has two young girls from ids first marriage-1 — plsassd that my sa-wlfc has fbund — son s with whom I feel comfortable, and who os to cars for my children ss as his own. B sc a u ss t h s lr m oth sr is d t m —‘T Roger's children refer to my cx-w lf# s s th s lr m othsr, not th s lr stepm other. I u n derstand that, but now my children havs begun calling Rager "D sd." Before but I am never sure whether it Is ms or th slr step fath er they are referring to whan they u y H a d ." I love my children with all my heart and am very Involved In thslr lives. I n ever m iss t h s lr plays, redials, games, etc. I respect and tioa, but I foal It is canftiateg and l i i m n t r fer my children to refer to tall mo what D R A M R E A L DkADi Y c u r ckild r e a h a v e fa m e d a w a y to a c c o m m o d a te y o u a n d t h s lr n o w fa f a m ily ily,. W h it e t h e t e r m s m ay seem at______ la r ta you . tf you H r i>M»y iti TUC Now mambf of the Sanford-Seminole Art Aaaodatlon are Leroy Nop par and Lou Elan Taw. Hawkins I 1 laatnaIII (InSiaraolX IftamaiiaMai |TMM mm a mi l Caei*! HaCoHaKU aalnlU ■ ■ ‘ Kk ! > ■ OaaaU^MraaarM Cm Ciwy iaaMaf aa (iMt Conadr) Wada&aaaialiUi e a i c i ' w MaaawBahna (IntMaal WX MM Cant*. Daaa linen N X L i u ■i n Ij iS H | ^ M I11! I 'I Taiaya Caumry a r i^rr,:.1.. a. . w p a ty rrsrri 5Sj|M ' S ^ L l 'T n n ! . ! S »T S > Sr iu L > ^ f Jmmf D *** LaaaBaal l r t Tr l T BSTiauLwi ave Um WC t» m — n u m t mmAmbm** Ttii4aiHaai1ata(lltt) V«HCaaar P«tMao) WX (M , *+*«&£; a» ^ W o ^ d l ^ U M c l U a r --B UaaaaaldMaaW Lr iCiNa UarayaaTiW « ■ >xra|IW>*nJGa<a Kaa laaai lay. tkaHa*| .null JanaPiamr Oil luaga Pntlataal WX 1 *1 0 MmmJST ■abytant fnSaw f iS/iMiaai Tin tanaa Mam, TaaMRaSSS H 7|A W tC .~ lialajutialBl ' ISnSSTKa osrfs~ T5S* r to the congregation with all a t­ tending ‘ oohlng* and 'aah ln g' over the attractive parsonage us they milled with admiration from room to room. • Refreshments were served from the dining table which was overlaid with lace and cen­ tered with a natural greenery arrangement accented with holldav designs. Church m em ­ bers supplied the delectable goodies. Assisting with the open tiousc were: Shirley Mills, Suianne Hill,. Cathey Dossert. Marlon Rethwlll. Linda Robb, Patricia and Lee Rowell. Dot Waller, Denise Swain. Mary Dale Jones. Mary Nancy Tcrwlllrger. Lucy Fitzgerald, Mar­ lene Mrax. Sharon Duller and Nancy Kyle. 'It's a wonderful, wonderful house," Pastor Beth exclaimed. "A good dedal in on part o f the church." a lw a y s b o t h e ir N o . 1 D a d d y . h e r d o c t o r w o u l d b o c a r in g . •Bough to ta k a th e c a ll I f s h e •a id ths — ABIGAIL VAN BUREN o f su ic id e m igh t ho aim'd ra th e r Ml diocuoo w ith i m e d ic a l r e c e p t i o n i s t . A l s o , m any p e ople d e n t r psycho lo g y p r nfc a rio n sl tn i mm Ih fy i s p i s d d o n e to re fc r them. I f l a mistake, y ou nr to r w h o h a s w ritte n to tell m o daughter in the past, end said she w as foaling suicidal. You advised her to "pica up the telephone and tell your doctor exactly how you are 1 am a family physician who gets far too many of them phono cells now. I f someone wants substantial attention from a p hysician, an appointment should be mads. Moot of us have no time to give to callers, and it’s not fair to promote us as s mental health hot line, particularly oankUma (This /TVln ummin i _____unonk problems. main problem seems to be taking responsibility for her actions; she needs to do more than eiuots to someone on the phone about her misery.) It's also Interesting that you sug­ gest "medical help" can quickly fix h er problem. N o antidepressant relieves one of stepping up to the plats and accepting the fallout for failures in the essential challenges of life. I know we're living in an age o f m edicalisation o f be h a v io ra l Issues, but beware of dacoiring ys readers by suggesting an easy fhd 1 cannot sign this because am of my patients might think I lock fffmpf—L™ far them In similar cirCUn>-U,T D O ^ R ,u 7 S % H i a A N D E A R A B B Y : I object to your advice to ths mothsr who regrets hew >he treated her 18-year-old wa s u rgent a n d A o v ie a D E A R D O C T O R ] 1 a d v is e d tn t a lk tn D o sorry . H a d y o u d o n s so , y o u r u p su ffic ie n tly to a llo w y o u to •eco p t phono c a lls fro m C.INl M A \ l AM MAHY U NI MA ill SCHCAM 8 — i t e rw I M I S ids) I T * eo'» II 1Sisssas_______ 1SO4-40 nna *-ew # JACtUK M O W N ■ 1M4MB74B1MB ■ �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Honda •Sunday, January 4. IBM •7 9 Ltgal Notices _ i Act, acc. a iA M a • n o r , Bale at Can ten It in lic it * caeca te aaltafy Owner BeerlHeueciiewsuaaacci 111 Staeftan Anderton til Kenny W. While >•* Lull Pant Ml laicnnc I . Dunn Tb be cold or diepoved el Thure., Jan. 1 2 , 1M*. 10 e.m. Awcue Auction. Cacti Only. At: >i*Key Blare Away *10 Rtnahan Road U h a alary, FL 317*4 AM nay cay mb cea t i l -4191 Bwbaeh: January 4, 11, i m O t M -U n o n e t o r balb N KAWABKI 440 Hcrccpowcr VW 4 JKALKSCItSAOItaiO 1MS B. Mary, I N ARamente Barma*. f l 31704 t -IB -M K B D O A M Publish: January t, IB M DCM-B4 COUNTY, CABB NO I S T.B 4 ta -O A .1 4 NATIONSBANK. N.A.. Bucaeeear by M irg if with NATIONSBANK, N A. (SOUTH). Baaaacear by Mcraer whh NATIONSBANK O T FLORIOA. N JL Ptaxtift. BMANON L. BRINDLEY, NOBCirr M. BMMDLIY Legal Notices FUSLIO AUCTION N O TICI IS HCRIBY OIVtN: C4J TOWiNQ WILL B ILL AT FUBLIC AUCTION FOR SALVAOI FOR CASH ON DEMAND TO HIOHtST BIDDER THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED VEHICLE. 1444 ISUZU TRUCK: NED VlNtJAABL14AB40703224 THIS AUCTION WILL BE HELO ON JANUARY I t , 1444 AT 10 O'CLOCK AT CAJ TOWINO, 1140 B. CR 427. LONG WOOD. FL 32740. FROSFECTIVE BIDOERt MAY IN IFE C T VEHICLE ON THE DAY BEFORE AUCTION BETWEEN BAM AND SFM. TER M ! ARE CASH OR CERTIFIED FUNOE CAJ TOWINO RESERVES THE RIOHT TO ACCENT OR REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. Fubbah: January 4, 1S4E DEM 41 M TNB C IR C UIT COURT IN AND FOR S4MIVOL4 BOUNTY, CASE NO. S f-S B * * -C A -f4 NORWE4T MORTOAOE. INC , a Calrtorma corporation. Flaxtift. TEDOIE BLUE (• tlltl-aO -IS S O ): and any unknown houa. danaooi. grant eat. creditor*, and other unknown peraone or unknown (pouaoa claiming by, Ihrouph and under any ol Via Da*endant MTIOB Of ACTION TO THB FOLLOW BIO 04 FEN • OANTM t BNANON L. BMNOLIV S414 B LARI art BANFORO. FL 33771-4111 YOU A M NOTIFIIO Wei an acttan te leracicee e mortgage an the fonawmg e'oacrty m B4MMOLB County. Fiend* LOT IS, BLOCK T. DA I AM WORLD. 3RD B IC TIO N . ACCOROINO TO T N I FLAT TH4R IO F AS R4CORDID IN FLAT BOOK 4. FLAT TO. FUBUC R4CORD4 OF tt M IN O lt COUNTY, FLORIOA • larva a eaay at your ■ Milan datanaaa. N any, ta R an Via aitarnay i via Ptaxtff: NIXON 4 ASSOCIATES M DAVID BOUL4VARO Tampa. f l ssaea an x batora M day* X vm ta x publication at thia natica at action, and Me Via Original x th Via Clara at Hue Court antler aarriaa an Ftauitifl'a •anerwto* a VateuN in Via DATtD an Dae amber 44m. IM F . MARTANNB MOMS! Clara at mo CutuR Court, SIMMOLB County F.O. DAAWfR C SANTORO, FL 337T3-MS4 by Jean onbant WITH TN4 I WITH DlBABtUTIIS TIBS NSIDMtO A B FICIAL ACCOMMODATION TO FARTtCIFAT1 IN THIS F R O C n D lN Q ’ BMBULO CONTACT THB A D A AOMNNBTNATON FOR -T H B CLBRN OF TNB COURT NOT l a t b r t h a n t o a t s f r io r t o TNB FROCSSONtO. AT BB1 N. FARK A V I.. BANFORO, FL. 4 o r -m -4 s s o . M t t T . IF H8ARINO IMFAMSD. (TOO) 1-B40-B4S-ITT1, VOtCI (V) 1-400-44I-ITTO. THIS I t NOT A COUNT WFORMATIOM t il if h o n i NOTICE OF FORSCLOOURB SALS NOTICE N hereby pivan mat Via undararpnad Clerk at the Circuit Court at t o * mole County. Florida, win on the 27m dey or JANUARY, 1004. at 11:00 o'clock A M al the Wool Front door et the Samxoi* County Courthouao m Sanlord, Florida, otlar lor tala and to* al pubhc outcry to Iha Mphoat and boat biddor lor cath. tho fallowing doaenbod property aituat* m Bernmola County, Florida. Lot 10. Block 4, Tier 4. E R TRAFFOROS MAP OF THE TOWN OF SANFORD, occorduif to tho Flat thoraot aa recorded m Flat Soak t, Fapaa M through 44. Fubhc Record* of Bomxoto County. Florida pursuant to Via Final Judgment anlarad m a caao pending in M id Court, the (ty<e et which it WITNESS my hand and official M V at Mid Court thit 27nd day at Decamber. IM T . H you are a per eon with a dmabdtty who need* any accom­ modation m i order te piartKipai* m thi* proceed mo. you are enti­ tled. at no coat to you. lo Via oreateian of certain assistance FtaaM contact Court odmxratratar. 301 N. Fark Aranu*. Suita N20I, Sanford. Florida 32771, (407) 333-4330 ■4127. whh 3 working Cay* et your receipt al thia (none* at Forcelaaura Bata); rt you arc hearing Impairad, call 1-4004E4-B7M; it you are *oica anpaved. caR i 400-444-4770 (COURT BEAU MARTANNI MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B r Jana E. J aoawta Oaputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF. H. Haach. Jr . T‘ B Hooch. FJL 31P4 B. Conway R R , Bio. E 33413 tssn 341-1 Fubbah: Ji 4, t t . IP4T Legal Notices None* OF FIC TITIO U S NAME Nolle* N hereby given that I am onpapod in butmaat at 300 Summerville Ln.. Sanlord. FL 31731, iamlnol* County, Florid*, under lh* Flctitlou* Nam* al JO N S. WANBBCK DBA JU S T M TIM E, and that 1 Inland to register tarn name with the Division ef Corporatloni, Tailaha****. Florida, m accordance with the provision* of the Fictiliou* Name Statute*. To-Wit: Section M l 04. Florida StXut*s I M f . Ju*l In Tima Jon S. Wandock Publish: January 4, IBM OEM-43 IN TNB CIRCUIT COUNT OF THB 14TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IM AND FOR BBMtNOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA DBNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVtBION CABB NOl B T-1 B 3 4 -C A -I4 A FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. KARBHARA L. REED. IF LIVING. AND IF OEAD. THE UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEINE. OEVISEEt, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AOAINET KARBHARA L. REED: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARBHARA L. REED. IF ANY; JOHN DOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DSFENOANT(S) NOTICE NOTICE It HEREBY GIVEN pu'cusnt ta a Summary Final Judgment at loracloaur* dated Dacambar ttth. IM T . anlarad M CivU Caa* No 47-1344-CA14A at tho Circuit Court of lh* 1ITH JudiciM Circuit m and lor SEMINOLE County. Sanlord. Florida. 1 WM aaa te the hiphoat and beat bidder lor ceeh X the WEST FRONT DOOR at Via SEMINOLE County CourlhouM located at 101 N PARK AVENUE m SANFORD. Florida, at 11 DO am on. tho 37th day of JANU­ ARY. IM S the lotto wins doaenbod property a* M t forth m *aid Summary Final Judgment, to-wh: LOT 4. BLOCK 1. ELDORADO. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAOE 34. PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Dated thia 33nd day al December, IM T . (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS (BORIS Clam et Via Circus Court B r Jana E. Jaaawic Deputy Clem THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l B. Unmorarty Orhra Plantation. FL 3SJ34 (4(4) 311-SOM •M SM T(FNW ) ta aecofdain-a with lh# Aryan 1 with OiaabiMio* Act, wNR SNiOSSiaS needN * 4- 1- - g - . - | A l . m pwiNiipMD Ml WM ahouM contact the Clam at the Circuit C ow l at Via BEM WOLE County Courthouao M 407-32441 SO EXT. 4337, not iSMr than a*von dap* prior ta tho pro­ ceeding. N hearing Impaeod. I 440-454-4731 (TOO) or t-000MS-4770. *14 Florida Relay 4, I t . t l M W 4. I I . t l B. S I4 B B T -4 A -1 4 COUNT RTW10B NOMB LOANS. INC., 4 New SAM UIL I . ADAMS. BR. (SS4SS1-M-4BB1); ROSETTA ADAMS ■MMOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA. AFOUT1CAL BUBOtVIBrON OF TMt BTATB OF FLORIOA: FALM FO M T FAO Ff RTT I ASSOCIATION. Q f w t ef Oounta. Flartae. n M an m s »WR day a t JANUARY, 1B4B, M 11 « 0 a'ataaa a m . at me warn Front dear at ma 4a and aaa ai I CatFda. Hand*' I X 4. FALM P O W TI, 44 Far Ftot ta F IX Tt. at M BM neat la a sase > i » F » i m Caw i, Vw af|to X xu e h t* DEM-S4 IBB0-C A -14-A BMC MORTOAOE CO RPORATION PLAINTIFF EVELYN CARRERO. W LIVING, AND W DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEINE. O C V IS Itl. GRANTEE*. ABEIGNEEE. UENOR4. CREDITORS. TR UETEIB AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMMO AN INTEREST BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AOAINET EVELYN CARRS RO. IF ANY; ROBERT M. MCLINTOCK, BRENDA L. MCLINTOCK; BTATB FARM MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY! JOHN DOE AMO JANS DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT)*) NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVSN puramrv la a Summary Final i f ffffClOlUfV g|||| 0 4camber ttm , 1M7. anlarad m ewa c o m Me tr-tsa a -C A 14-A at tho ClrcuN Court at Via 1STH JumcIM ClrcuN m mid tar SEMINOLE C aunty. Emrtard, Ftartda. I wN aaa la Via highaM ana Baal b M t v tar each at ma in n i ^0 ^ ^ ^ ^ j^ Count y Caufthoima lacatad at SB1 N. Pam Aaanaa m Eantord. tlia a am . an. m# f, 1EBS the tat term ta Mid Summary Final L O T * * : BLOCK IT . WEATHBASFIELO ■ ECONO ADOmON. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN F IA T BOOK IB. PAOSS IBS AND 1S3, OF THE F U B U C ABC OR OS OF BEbUNOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated thia Etna day at P a iiN b ir, IM T . (CIRCUIT COURT B E X ) CUfk al th* ClrcuN Court D r- J s n a f ., C A M NDt Bf.BB44.D b t4 -A C H A M MORTOAOE SERVICES, INC. F/K/A C H A M MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. A DELAWARE CORPORATION F/K/A C H A M HOME MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VB. BUSAN M. RICH; UNKNOWN IP O U M OF SUSAN M. RICH; ROBERT A. RICH; BELLSOUTH AOVERTIBVtO CORPORATION: JOHN 0 0 1 AND JANS DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OSFENOAMT(S) NOTICE IS HSNEBT OIVEN pursuant ta a luminary Final DaoambiF ttth. IM F . entered bi Chid C o m No . 17-4444-CAt«-A at the Circuit Court et the 1ETH Judicial CbauR ta and tor M M IN O iE County. Bsntord. AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR at Bta M M WOLE County Caurthauai taootad m M t n . p a r k a n b n u b M SANFORD. Florida. K U N O am . an. the ETth d w at JAJfUART, IBS* the la N M j f doaenbod p a a v ty aa eat forth in aald Summary Final LOT B43. SPRING OAKS UNIT IV. ACCOROWD TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RSCORDDO IN P U T BOOK 13. Rt SB. PUBLIC RECORDS OF M MMOLE COUNTY. ~ ICIRCUtT COURT BEAU Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TH E C IR C UIT DOURT JUD IC IAL CIRCUIT M ANDPO R BE N M O L E CO U N TY M ARD FOR M N M O L S CO UHTY JURISDICTION DIVISION CABB NO. B3-13ta CA t4 A CHEMICAL MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plaint IV. WALTER OARBARC2VK, indivKhiaPy and a* Personal Representative ot the EMM# ot Walter John Oarbamyb a/k/a Waiter J. Qarbarr ry*. docaatod. MICHELLE ELLEN OARBAHCZYK, a minor, and . AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. OP PORtOLOBURD SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN pu.auant la a Final Judgment et Foracleauta dated December 14th, IM T . and entered in Caa* No. 43-1331 CA 14 A, of Via Circuit Court Of th* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wherein CHEMICAL M O A TQAOE COMPANY I* Pt*mtIff and WALTER OARRARCZYK. Individually and aa Paraonal Raprasantativ* ot th* Eatal* el Waitar John Oarbarcryk a/k/a Walter J. Oarbarcryk. deceased. at *1 . era Dofandarvt*. I w * aab ta th* hiphaat and beat bidder lor cash at the Waal front door of tho Courthouao, m Sanfard, SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11 00 am . O'clock on tho 27th day X JANUARY, f PM. the tal­ lowing doaenbod properly a* sot forth In sx d Final Judgment, to wN: L X 4. OAK VILLA according ta th* plat thoraot a* recorded m P tx Beak 40. Pag** 34-37. public record* el Seminole County. Fiends a/k/a 431 Winding Oak Lana. Longwood. Florida 127SO DATED this 22nd day of Dec amber. IM T . MARYANNS MORSE . A* Clerk of sard Court By Jan* E. Jaaowlc A* Oaputy Ctark Fiber 4 On M r, P. A. tuft* 300 1470 Madruga Seaaua Coral Qabla*. Florida 131*4 1304) *43-4110 *Far»ens with a dm ability who need a apeciX accommodation ta participxa m thia precaodmp thou Id contact ADA Coordinator x 4 am mola County Court houa* Ml N Park Avenu*. Euite NM 1. Sanlord. Florida 31771, X Meat fie* day* prior to th* proceeding. Telephone. (403) 333-1110 eat. *327; I 400-M4-477I (TDD) or f-BOO-Ma-4770 (V) eta Florida Pwblith: January 4, t t . IPM DEM-40 CABS NO. ST-tO SB CA 14 A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION t/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION t/k/a MAROARETTEN 4 COMPANY, INC., successor In Internal to NATION4BANC MORTOAOE CORPORATION OF VA l/k/a SOVRAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. PlamtiV, SUNRISE OWNERS OROUP. INC., at SI.. DXandant(a) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALI NOTICE It HEREBY OIVEN pursuant te a Final Judgment of Forsctaturo dated Dacambar 14th. I M T . and entered in Cara No *7-203* CA 14 A. X tha Circuit Court el lh* EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit m and tar SEMINOLE County. Florida •Therein CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE- CORPORATION l/k/a CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE CORPORATION l/k/a MAROARETTEN 4 COM­ PANY. IN C - successor m inter. 0*1 ta NATIONS BANC MORIGAGE CORPORATION OF VA l/k/a SOVRAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION I* PUM1.TT ard SUNRISE OWNERS OROUP. INC.. X X . art Defendant!. I •40 **n to VM higher! and beat bidder for cash at th* Wax (rent dear X th* Courthouse, m Sanford, SEMINOLE County. Florida. X 11:00 a m. o ciock on th* 37th day X JANUARY. t*M . lh* l aOowing deaenbed properl y a* *X forth m said L X 341. SUNRISE UNIT TWO *0*. according ta th* etat thorax aa recarded m Plat Beak M . Pag* aa X th* Pubha Record* X Seminole County. Florida a/k/a 1343 A-fonto Circle. Wmler gprmga. Florida 337M OATEO thia fin d day X December. 1M7. MARYANNS M ORM . Aa Clam X said Court By Jan* B. Jaaawic Aa Oaputy Clam Faber E Grtfiu. P. A. Suita 300 1370 Madruga Avanu* Coral Oabta*. Florid* 33144 (301)443-4110 ' Person* wtVi a 19 should sentact AOA Coord mar or x Sernmoi* C a n ty Courthour* 301 N Avenue. SuA* N30I. I Florida 33771. X least he* prior t* the proceeding TXsphena: (*07) 323-4110 a x . 4227! 1-400-M4-477I (TDOI X 1-000-004-0770 (V) ms Fiend* Pubuah: January 4. I I . IB M OEM-14 U U R A SALAZAR, M at. N O TICI IS HERBSY OIVEN aumeant ta a Fm x I v S g u n of Martgaga F o n d a out* dxod 14 th, 1BB7. and m Caa* NO. 47-1747 x tha Circuit Court X Wo EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial ClrcuN t a Mid GAGE CORPORATION F/K/A NCNB 440RTDA0B CORPORA­ TION N Nta PtataWf and U U R A SALAZAR; U S A VOLTOLMS; HI DOS N VULAOS COMOOMWIUM ASSOCIATION. W C j TEN­ ANT t t N/K/A ANTONIO CNUZ: TENANT EE N/K/A EMMA CNUZ cash M lh* WEST FRONT DOOR OF TNB SEMINOLE COUNTY CO URTHO UM : BAN* FLORIOA, X III aa a x forth m aaid Si B7-1BIB-CA44-A EMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF OAVK) R. KUTCHAK. IF LfVWO. AMO IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OdVtSIES. GRANTEE*. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITOR*. TRUSTS SB AMO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLANNNO AN INTEREST RT. THROUOII. UNOER OR AGAINST DAVID A. KUTCHAK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF OAXO R. KUTCHAK, IF ANT! EILEEN L. KUTCHAK. IF LfVWO. AND 0 DEAD. THB UNKNOWN SPOUSE. ~~~ DEVISEES, GRANTEE*. CREDITORB. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIM CLAIM WO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAWBT EILEEN L. KUTCHAK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP EILEEN L. KUTCHAK; W ANY. STATE OP FLOM OA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; JOHN DOS ANO JANS OOE AS UNKNOWN TBMANTS W POSSESSION CONDOMINIUM UNIT 137. BUILXNNO SB, OF HIOOSN VILACCOROINO TO THB DECLA­ RATION OF CON0O44MUUM RECOROEO MARCH 3E. 1BBS IN OFFICIAL RBCORDB BOOK IB M , PAGES 1 M I THRU I3BT AND AMENDED BY FIRST AMENDMEN T THERETO RECOROEO BUY 14. IB M IN OFFICIAL RECORD* BOOK 1434, RADS* 1*33 THRU 1443 AND A4MNDSD BY SECOND THERETO S. IEEE IN X bt Cnnl C os T h * 1 B M S 1 I-C A 14-A x th* ClrcuN Court X Nta ' 1ITM JudtclX ClrcuR ta a id tar SEMINOLE C 4Uh» ‘ Florida. I nta sad M Vta N O LI C aunty lec Mad X SSI N. Pam ta Barnard. Ftonda. x 11** am . an. tha I T * d ig X JANU­ ARY. IB M W ta S. IB M M tStBTM NU I t t t . THERETO JULY I T . IB M M OFFICIAL RECORD* BOOK ~ IB M THRU I M I OF M M ICOUNTY. FLORIOA TODBTHBR M RU A U APPUR- IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TN B ENMfTBENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA c a s e n o . • T -s ro a -o N -o a -w ADRIAN L. BEARO PETITIONER NANCY A. BEARO RESPONDENT N O T IC I OP ACTION OP DISSOLUTION OP MAMVAOS TO: NANCY A. BEARD YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action lot dissolution of marriage ha* been (Ned against you and you are require<L te serve a copy ol your written defense*, ft any, te H on ADRI­ AN L. BEARD. P X Itloner, whose address la B M -C Orient* Av*.. Attamont* Springs, Florida 33701. Adrian L. Beard on nr before FEBRUARY 2nd. t « M . and «M* the original with th* ctark el thl* court before service on PXIttoner x NnmodlXaty there­ after. H you fail to da *0 . a dXautl wilt ba entervd against you l x tha relief demanded X the pxitlen. WARNING ml* 12 231. Florida Famity Law Rule* X Procedure, mgulraa certain automatic dieetaaura X decumexs and xta rmat ion Fadur* to comply can reaufl X aanctiena. Including dlamiaaX or x n k x g X pleadWITNESS my hand and th* M X et thia court on OCCCU PER 24th. IM T . MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Ctark PubUah: January 4, I t , t l . 24. II D EM -lt M TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TN S 1BTH JUDICIAL etRCUfT. IN AND FOR S tf tf N O t! COUNTY, FLORIDA O S N IA A L JURtBOkCTKHI DIVISION DABS NOl BT-1BT1-CA-14A CITFEO MORTOAOE CORPORATION OF AMERICA PLAINTIFF VS. VIRGINIA O. BLANCHE. IF LIVING. ANO IF DEAO. T H I UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. A S S IG N !It. LIENORS. C R IO ITO M . TR U S TIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM WO AN W T IR I4 T BV. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAWBT V1RQINIA & BLANCHE; HIOOSN SPRWG4 CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. WC-; ARCHER WALKER RESTORATIONS. U L .C j JOHN OOE ANO JANE 00* A t UNKNOWN TENANTS W POSSESSION OIFfNDANT(S) N O TIC I IS MEREST GIVEN to a 1 urnmary F X X ttth. 1*47, antared to C M Csss No. 47-1371-CAIS A X Vta Circuit Court X Vta 1STN JudtclX ClrcuN ta and tar County. BANFORO, COUNTY, . 4 7 -t I3 T riA T fO N M ^ If MORTGSOE CORPORATION IF/K/A NCNB MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Legal Notices LOT IE 1: . BLOCK D. BAN SEBASTIAN HEIGHTS. UNIT 1. A, ACCOROWG •WO TO THE PLAT THEREOF A I REOOROSO W P U T BOOK f t . RADS 74. PUR. U C RSCOROS OP SSMNIOLE COUNTY. FLORttA. TODSTHSR OF PROPERTY LOCATED M ANO WSTALLEO AS FART OF THS IMPROVE- 4Nd_BeX XD W r tar caah AT THB WEST FRONT DOOR OF TN I SEM W O LI COUNTY OOURTHOUBS tot wad X SOI N. PARR AVENUE M BANFORO. Florida. X 11 00 4-m. on. Nta 37Vl day X JANUARY, 1*44 Nta FMX EXHIBIT A CONDOMINIUM UNIT *7, BUILDING 7A OF HIOOSN SPRINGS CONDOMWIUMS. ACCOROWG TO T N I DECLA­ RATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECOROEO ON NOVEMBER ||. 1BB4, W OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 11*4. PAGES 0444 THROUGH 07*4, ANO AM INO1 0 BY FIRST AMENDMENT THERETO RECOROEO ON MARCH t l . IM S . W OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 1*33. PAOIB 471 THROUOH 4*4. FURTHER AM IN DEO BV AMENDMENT THERETO RECOROEO FEBRU­ ARY IS. 1*4*. IN OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 170*. PAOIB 0077 THROUOH 0047, FUR­ THER AMENDED BV AM INOM IN T THERETO RECOROEO FEBRUARY SB. 14*4. W OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK I7 t t , RADIS BBSS THROUOH 0*74. FURTHER AMENDED BV A4M N 0M IN T THERETO RECOROEO FEBRUARY 30. fSBS, M OFFICIAL RBCOROB BOOK 1711. PAGES 0B7B ---------- --ggg AMD FURTHER BY AMENDMENT THERETO AS RECORDED JUNE tt. 1BBE, W OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 1743. PAGES SO THROUOH SO. O.R. BOOK 1T4B. RAGE M l . O.R. BOOK I7S0, PAGE t o i l. O.R. BOOK IBS*. PROS S24, O.R. ROOK IBS*. PAOE IE7T. O.R. BOOK IBS*, PROS IBIS; O.R. BOOK 1S4B, PAGE IES4. O J L BOOK 1BB4, PAGE IS M , O JL BOOK **17. PAGE U TS ; O. A. BOOK EOM, RAGE t i l . O.R. BOOK 11*0. PAOE SSI. O.R. ROOK 3334. RAGS 1403; O JL BOOK 0S3I. PAGE 1B4B-. O JL BOOK 3S33, PAOE 434. O.R. BOOK 3341. PAGE MBS; O JL BOOK SS4S, RAGE *44; O.R. BOOK IS7S, PAOE 444 ANO O. R. BOOK B447. PAGE ITS. OR T H I PUOUC RSCOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA, TOGETHER WITH A U APPUR­ TENANCES THERETO ANO AN UNOMOSO INTEREST W T H I P O m iO II ELEMENTS OF EAIO A B U T FORTH Legal Notices IN TN B C IR C U IT CO URT OF TNB BIOHTBBNTH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF THB BTATB OF FLORIOA, M ARD FDR BENIN OLE CO UN TY CIVIL OIVtSWN CABB HO. 44-444 CA I4B FORO CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY. IN C PlaxtiV, BUD B. CHESS; ET A L Dafandants N O T IC I OP BALB Nonet la haratry given that, pursuant to a Final summary Judgment el Foreclosure anlarad in th* abova-stytad cause, X the Circuit Court X Or anga County, Florida, I will sail tha preparty aituat* In Orang* County. Ftonda. dooctlbod a*: LOT IT . LAKE SEARCY SNORES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TMEREOP. RECORDED IN P U T BOOK t l . PAOIB 33-34 OP THE PUBLIC HECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. A/K/A I0E B EAR S! CIRCLE. LONOWOOD. FL 33740. X public sal*, te tha hlghott and b*M bidder, lor caah. X the West Front D e x , Iamlnol* County Courthouse, Sanford, FL, X 11:00 A -M - on th* 22nd day X JANUARY. I t t t MARYANN E MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BV Jan* I . Jaaawic Deputy Clam DanIX C . Conauagra. Esquire •*01 North Armenia avenue Tampa, Florida 11404 •In Americana with DtaabrWta* Act. parsons naadmg a spatial to tact Court Admxtotratton X SOI N. Far* Avenue, Sanford. FL 12771, tale phone (447) 3334110. 14227 not la tx than aeven (7) day* prior te the pro­ ceeding. If hearing unpaired, (TOO) 1-S00-S4I-S771 X t-SOO444-4770 (v). via Florida Relay Service.* Pubbah: January 4. 11. IS M OEU-23 IN TNS C IR C U IT CO URT OP BSMMtOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION Caa* ha. S T -lB B S -C A -ta -A FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TH U/A OTD S/OI/M (IO C C HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST ISM -3), Plaintiff. v*. UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES AND CLAIMANTS OT THS ESTATE o r CYRIL L. G lia iR . JR . OSCEASID. X X . NOTICE OF FORSCLOOUf NOTICE IB HkhEBV OIVEN pursuant ta a l ummary F X X Judgment X Foractoaura dated tha ttth day al December. I M T , and entered X Caaa Me. S7-1SM -CA-M -A X the Circuit Court f x tern.note County. Florida, wharax FIRST BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TR U/A DTO S/OI/M (BOCC HOME EQUITY LOAN TRUST ISM -3) la Vta Plaintiff and UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEE* AND CLAIMANTS OF TNB ESTATE OF CTHIL L. Q EIOtR. JR -. DECEASED; CLARENCE B. GEIGER, aa paraanX to*raventXhta X W* latala; BONNIE GAVNILL FLAMSBURO. t/k/a OS BOiB, t/k/a KLINSMANN. l/k/a Pi FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTEC­ TION: A O J L TIRE MARTI M f 0 TRANS. W C-. d/k/a LIFE FLEET ATLANTIC AMBULANCE SENVICB; ET. JOHNB EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS OROUP. PJL; COLUMBIA MEDICAL CENTERBANFORO A U X IU R T. INC.. F/K/A CENTRAL FLORIOA REGIONAL HOSPITAL: OUAUTV COLLECTION EIRVICS; PETER a PRCOAMZ. MO: TENANT *1. a/k/a BTSPHSN ELLIS am Via I X C aunty X 1 1« • am . an Mw 22nd day of JANUARY. IB M . Vta ta aaid Summary Final LOT S3 (U S * T H I WEST 10 FEET THEREOF). BLOCK B. M M SMITH'S BECONO SUBOIVISION. ACCORDWO TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECOROEO W PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 101, OF T H I PUBLIC RECORDS OF M MMOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA. WITNESS my hand and Via ••X X th.* Court an Daci 22nd, 1BM7. Clam X vw CtrauM and County Caurt By: Jana I . Deputy Ctam Oxata 0. Davis. Eaq HOLLANO 4 KNfOHT LLP P.O. Dm i m Tampa. FL BSM1 Legal Notices M v n x to n la Bid F c -t ts -a s / s jc Ma m h a x Weeds Read Bldaavafk-BaXien S Saminole County Board ot County Commissioners re­ quest* intaraatsd partiaa to submit formal sailed bid* for the above rXxenced Invitation to Bid. SCOPE OF WORK: Th* Contractor shall ba responsible tor all labor, malarial*, equip­ ment and coordination neces­ sary f x tho conatructton of a aafaly traveled aesthetically pleating S' wide 4* thick con­ crete padaatrian walkway with 2' wide sodded shoulder* X th* Waal right ol way ol Mxkham Wood* Road. Ail worn, malari­ al a and coordination nocssaary to xo vldo a complete and accap’abl* protect to Bommol* County, X c lu d xg relocation, modification ot removal X XIIIVo*. Irrigation system* and landscaping by thou reapactiva owners shall ba tha responsibil­ ity X Vta Contractor. Th* work thXI bo performed X accor­ dance with Vta requirements ot th* contract bid documents Bid documents are available at tha CantrX Saraices BuNdxg. Purchasing Division. 1101 East tat Street. Room 1304. Sanford. Florida 33T71, (407) 321-1110 ertattaton 7110/7113. Request may b* don* by Faa-onDemand (407) 073-0030. docu­ ment 41301. A 44k BM Bond Is required whh Vta BM X Vta ttm* x subTho s * X X tho bM ta SB.B0 per a X , phr* B S .M am gptao pwd baaThe County Purchasing Division must receive bM* no latx than 200 p.m (local lima) an February 4th, I M S . BM* received after such tun* x i l ba ALL PROSPECTIVE BIDDERS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED NOT TO CONTACT ANY MEMBER OF T H I SEMINOLE COUNTY STAFF OR OFFICIALS OTHER THAN THS SPECIFIED CONTACT PER­ SON PRIOR TO STAFF'S REC­ OMMENDATION. M/WBE's are encouraged to participate x the bM process. Softy J. Cohan. CPPB Contract* Supervisor Publish: Sunday, January 4, IB M DIM -4 OF TH E 14TH JUD ICIAL C A M NDt S T -tB B S -«A -1 4 A NORWSST MORTOAOE. M C. PLAINTIFF VS. ROBERT E. BOYD. IF UVfNO. ANO IF DEAD. T H I UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HEIRS. DCVtSSEB, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDrrORBJ TRUSTEES AMO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM WO AN W TIR S S T BY. THROUOH. UNOER OR AOAINET ROBERT E. BOYD; PATRICIA C. BOYD. IF LfVWO, ANO X OEAD, THE HEINE. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER FARTII1 CLANNHO AN M TIR EB T BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST PATRICIA C. BOTD-JOHN OOE ANO JANE DOE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFBNOANT(B) NOTICE IS H S R U V OIVEN ta a Summary Final at ferae tom** dated ISM . I M T , entered ta C M i Caaa Na. 4T-1EM CA14A X Via ClrcuN Caurt X Vta H T H JudtclX ClrcuN ta and tor SEMINOLE C auaty. S a X x d , tar aaah AT THS WEST FNONT OOOR X Vta Caunty Cm lacatad X M l N. MMK AVENUE ta BANFORO. Flartda. X 11*0 a.m. an, Vw ETM day X JANU­ ARY, IB M xax'tarth Final J udgment. LOT 10. BLOCK B. WOODBWB. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 41. RAOSE 21 AND S3. OF TNB PUBLIC HECOROS OF SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLOMOA. Datod Wts Etnd day X December. 1EB7. (CIRCUIT COUNT BEAL) MAHYAMNI y o H M Ctark X Vta CbauR C aurt B r J a v a !. * THE LAW OFFlCED OF DAVtO J . STERN. PA. ATTORNEY FOR P U R fTIFF M l B. UntaarXIy Drttta provraion x c attain M t N. Pam Aea.. 43S0. SaL 4337; ■ yau 4ta h e x ­ ing Impaired, aa* 1 4 M M l •771; V yau am veto* bap abed. County C liXhauna X *47-3334334 (X T. 4337, M l tatar than M A -S n S . vta Ftartdd Rotay B .» » . 1BSS M-. �- Santo* Herald Sanford. Ftonda •Sinday January 4. 1998 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted imrfnofrcHXi-------- HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando •Winter Parft 407/322-2611 4 0 7 / 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS 1 00 A M . •S 00 P M MONDAY thrs FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 50 W O R K E R S NEED­ ED IMMEDIATELY DAILY WORK/DAILV PAY INOUSTRIAL/WAREHOUSE/ CONSTRUCTION DRIVERS PAID BONUSES PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 toatKKiiw IMtti .....,. ISt a lias 7 coaitcelhre lim n M illie s 3 cosistittve tunas..... .11,09 a liwa Ulna.................... .11 42 ( lies Katas art par Haas, bated on ) Haas * Slisas Mbtlmsm NOW ACCEPTING ADECCO is luoklng lor AP and AR clerks to the lake Maiy' Sanford area Must have knowl­ edge of Credit and Oetbt Memos 59 per hr Ptaase cal 330-7171 V /S A S d w U n g may n U M lake Mary Lae at the cm! or en edkeorvU day Cancel Mien you get-eeiRt Payat*ytoraeysyoi«adnb4i]:eHMrreu liee ka desert* bi for fsrwil T V h Copy kd-iw errerWitWi ftp tV K «v s bum "Commercwi haquancy rases are to wtatki Adecca DEADLINES Tuesday torn rm »v U NocnThe Dto Bekve Pubsceimi Sunday 12 Noonf ndsy AIXAISTMEN n» AND CREDITS: to ttti event o< an erret In an ad. the Sanderd Herald sffff be reepersibie to#the first toarrttononty end orby to the erlent ot the casl ottNel toeerVon PSsiH check your ad ter accuracy the Ural day N rune. 12— Elderly Cars 11* IM PlOW CNT « W ciartcai DATA ENTRY CLERICAL ASST Evcl [vwihnn1 Word'10 key a mush I'ersonaWe1 Great Skdls' TOPTALENT STAFFING 4014)54112 1000 N. MagnaHa Ava Orlando. FL )2S0) 55— B u s in s s s O p p o r tu n itie s DONT BE UNEM­ PLOYED IN 1996 aarvtca local atore* 5*950 Investment secured a qutakfy leSumed. "*900-771-3141*" SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT $100^000* P E R Y R OATA ENTRY 54.hr Keep track Inventory A (5) STAR BUSINESS 1st sms offered ESTABLISHED ONLY 56495 1-400-482-0*01_________ 555**5l55l t m » l i m 555 PEST TECHNICIAN W v Train A truck provided CALL NOW (407) 321-2044 COKE/PEPSI VEN D IN G R O U TE The 14— For Sals Marry high t raffle a Itas. *2500 afwh pot ant la I SECURITY BARS S DOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE LEASE lie.. 34 yrs E«p Choose bom over 50.000 daargns. SS/sq It Free ast Quality ouaranlMKl 904 96SOQ13 or 407-324-3166 800-342-6653 IS— Csmstsry Lots 2 BURIAL SPACES tor t a f to the Masonic Gardens Baldwin FarthAd-Laka Mary Moving. Retkicad prea Plaasa cal 407322-0517 21— Psrsonsls X65PTRSR Larmg expenses coun o t no 4 meckcaf GIFT OF LIFE 409-219*443) ALONE) FL'a RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIORS, Estab 1977.1--------- High gn#fgy ptf ion rMNNQhMl SHOP TRAINEE S I N aa---fc-——i——kk_. i----a t——-a. MecrwHcetif incierwo upon you own mato aarvioa Earn 520-522 hr Laam the aaerects bom too founder al one al lha largest mart service! to lha nation and classes now tormeig 331-424) WORK FROM H Q M -No COM tor ticpbas. earn to H f D V t maktogbrac 4) I I H « E f L » 4 5 ' ERASE B A O C R EO n LEGALLY tor fust 12100 Mkl check-mo to CALYPSO-1454 N. lakamor* Ava. Wvnar Park. FL SJ7VJ________________________ 61— M oney to Lend Free Matching Always TRUCK DRIVER SWhr k a, . »i — m. _ HJy i, n ribw noiTNm aTvrgnTWTVOTu.vnau RECEPTIONIST 57tor WORK FROM HOME making woodtoi bames Earn to 5364.' wk Cal 8309444 ail E-45 59— Financial Services ---- -DibiRvbkNoflT in teHowino poiifiom an* KTJ1-7LPH* Sataiy basad on eipartsnca CNA-F/T available Jpm-llpm 4 tlpm-Tam SALARIES BASED on EXPERIENCE Cal Denary Manor. 407-S4A442*. Ask lor Deector ol Nura tog or apply wtlhin 60 North yiway 17-97. OeOary Fton da Dtug Free Workplace EOE ATTENTION LADTES Bring GLAMOUR PHOfOQRAPHV to your HOME . Ba a Hostess of a PARTY and Earn up to S300 Cash tor lha Day CALL NOWtl ASK FOR SARA 1-400-279-8132 _____ AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS SantordlongwoodCrtendo Good tocoma Potential Oenefas After 90 Days Tapn B e l 407 293 3055 Bartenders W O R K A T R IIR Y A IR P O R T WAREHOUSE TRAINEE 57/hr Keep stock to order OFFICE HELPER 57/hr uttia thta-nrae that MEDICAL ASST. MS : skiffs i TOO W. 2STh DRIVERS 15 Permanent posffnns COL ’O’ Omars needed tor route Wiv­ ing n Orlando area 57 59hr SPARTAN PREMIER __________ B31-229B__________ Onvars Flatoad 11*40 SION-ON BONUS NEW Pey Package Monthly Bonus Programl Need COL-A S 6 mos OTR ECKMder 800611-6030 Owner Operefors alao welcome ELECTRONICS Start The NEW YEAR With a NEW JOB! Come and K>m our earwig lium ol Nurses and CN As EicatMrl lieneMs Etpenenced roc ogmred ) OOpm-M 00pm shin available Please ■n*y m person [token* Meefthcarii Ito IwibilrtaUon Confer IBS) Elkcam DM] CVftona EOE Buy A Sail Tupperware. Ft PT EARN A CAn Free Training Omni 55 Fbu hrs 321 6421 A beautiful A oicilmg hotel tocatod m trw UCr area • hinny lor lire (onoeing pontons BANQUET SET-UP/SERVER. RESTAURANT SERVERS. BELLMEN, KITCHEN UTILI­ TIES. MOST/HOSTE8S, COCKTAIL SERVICERS. NIGHT AU­ DITOR. A BAR TENDERS. Ap ply >n person to Hobday Inn 17125 Hryh Tech Am . Orlando Adecco Howaakaapara. Braaktaal Cook, Dish araahar, Breakfast servic­ e's Marriott CourtVertf. Can BSXINCVC04VUTER P/T. com pcaar o a t needed Must know W1N95 or 31 opportunity W « bam. great Estetlent income MI-1171 at 1-400-247-0)52 OtL m,__________________ EXPERIENCED BREAKFAST MANAGER and FRONT DESK CLERKS Uarmtl Court Yard Caff 444-1000 CABVSET MAKER. Lammator S Shop Foreman E ip required Caff 328-7445 Cashiers/ Counter Person Work at Busy Airport Wo are hiring Friendly a Courteous People CompatklM Wages Jerry's Catorors 323*0X45 tl* CMPUJyk«NT PtOPU LOOKING FOR PART TIME WORKT Maitland area Cosmetic En­ hancement co is tookmg kb Cost Svc Rapa to work bet weon 24 40 hours per week Sun-Thurt Temp to hire $7 5Ck hr comp lit and customer svc Hits necessary Apply m par­ son al 1000 Maitland C tr. Commons. Ste 411 Mon-Thurs 9 3 c* CaS 0600til PACKERS f / I I P / T open lor professionals with good references Apply In person at Tradways Moving A Storage, toe 400 Central Park Or San PART TIME JO BS IN THE EXCITINQ AVIATION INDUSTRY AT SANFORD MTERMATIONAL AIRPORT. Dyn Air Services a growing akkna ground aepport company IS cunantfy hiring tor Part-Time Ramp Services per­ sonnel to load and unload bag gaga and cargo bom Imentation al Fhghta These positions regura the ablity to Ml w> to 75 tie Pass a drug acraaning. compile a 10 year background history, understand Engkah. and work a ftoitbe schadula to toduda weekends We offer urafornis a new ilartng wags rats, and a cbakengbig work anveon mem Stop by our general oftic­ es located al 2747 Carrier Ave­ nue Appkcahons may ba com pMtad Monday throu^i Thursdaybom 10 a m ibbl 3 p m CHURCH NURSERY ATTENDANT Lake Mary Church Needs someone to provide trying cars every Sunday morning B4Stl 45. Must be ovat IS yrs ofc)and have ratable transporta­ tion For more into C al Barbara Locals to lake Mary and TranswortdCorestal have part1 In stsffmg over TOO post­ il you have r e dasva to and are wtffng to i 1 *8 8 8 -4 1 0 -6 9 0 0 tie Independent pm Catalog/ party ptan dstnbutora Process ontors bom home needy cash Tor start up kA't bme memberStep lea. MAX t30 00 check/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakomont A m . VYlnter Park. EU25K_______________ 7 1 -H e lp Wauled Now twing aipnnarvyid COOKS. SERVICERS 4 DISHWASH­ ERS Top pay paid vacations •Her I year Medical benefits and a Drug Free Work piece 4650 C SR 46 West Sanlord 407 330 7775 S 3770 Cblanoo 0-17-97 Santo* 407-3216300 DENNYS REST JOBS JOBS JOBS LABOR RITE*330-3416 ADECCO la learning up wth Santo* companies to craata rich mg foo oppomjmopf. n you have akffs. antataon and a dive tor quaffy. na Iw m a great apportunffy with great benehta Daty work Daly pay Vandas a PLUS Opening tor m il fthar W VMi LABORERS NEEDEO FOR UNOCROROUNO UTILITY CONTRACTOR Wehavejobe to me toaowtng araaa: HEALTH MSUUMCf AND 441K FLANI Proa bee u i tiaiana . *>»*Tfflt i —arShir - - Affiants taewa-Tsaassa LAffONI RS Clean ttivars kcansa 3 * shfft tor Parking Lot Matoiananea Company Caff M ia a y W -t 441, INDUStRIAL MATERIAL HANDLER Santord area 2nd k 3rd shifts available Fu« benefits to in­ clude medical insurance Con tact THANSW ORU) CORES TAEF tor nore totof 332-77B9 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS LAB O R READY w on* TO M vm u o to d a y s»l * ! » 1 S Trench Am LP N r ar 7 3 khlft CMA’t, V41XA.4 Large Sanford companies cur­ rently seeking Sewing machete operatori •ORE AT PAY •MON-FRL FULL TIME •HOURLY M Y •PIECEWORK BONUS •GREAT BENEFITS M C INa MEDICAL LU- Please contact TRANSWORUV CORESTAFF at 330 7789 or S44-M75 tor an appoasment TEYYS Co Staffing, Orlando» moat professional suiting serve#. is currantty recnabng Fua g Parlttrwa clerical poal Hone be me toapasng comps mas •Mto Apply to person u 919 E 2nd S t. f e l B 2224707 MAINTENANCE PERSON t i M r t v c i tor Q a w i i to* Apt. MAINTENANCETECHNKUN TORO AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION, a man* mere Hop ngeson mgr.----i J n Santa*. Ftoffda. ha* an enmaiiMi oppry n our Extrusion Prcdraon itapl tor a Marsananca Tactondan TDa atari canddaia *outa potaiM Ha M w * ft* yr» t v nM uatnaifiApanM m nM H O M nginaatatartfatac a n manner. Ewerneat. abffay 10 DoutManoct 243 we* oorv ifoM, temperature corf rot aroun. DC eommta, able n work »'4*Q740 VAC. perform tabrtoaaon and etacblcai on pntolypa m d u c tm atMpmarn and Mar bur* a a * , a ptae, . Machined. ab4*y to rabutd equipment. i b o m « Ba atta to wekt UIQ and I le t a piua. Miat ba avatataa to i haffpeyi. weekary i madia a < U j y y U lr ifk J H 4 a se w ow n i n n y t o r 8em ln ott County Sales Associates Assisuncs Fiff Tima A Part Ttoie D id Y o u T U Itlo n T h is 333-23W CNAs FT/PT Cal our 24 hr Job Une todeyl l-eOO-711-JOBS COE SCCnrrARYfYtECEPTKMtST •ypaig A I M cor la U0-SSO7 leave LONG TERM OPPOWTUMTY Don) 444-1000. ___ CHRISTIAN MKXIONAJRE Earn rnora 4s May than moat peagto earn same. ______ irooaoi rot DRUG FREE WORKPLACE Jerry's Caterers 323 0345 "A A A GREETPiQ CARDS" I S4SK PIT-111OK FIT Nursing homes are nol your onty option ELITE CARE provides omy toa test car* M affordable rates A Press baa home environmam. certified staff 24 hews 5 residents only Lake Mary Santo* area. 1 mat bom Haitirow For more detail or brochures Caff KT7-324-7339. R E P O R t•READY TO WORK S 1 00 a m. Right Hand Man. 1205 Hwy 1792 Soutfy Longwood. 194-1330 A BETTER JOB FOR VOU1 Just Ca»’ Novw a Fuel HELP Paraennal 429S4M Accounting Clerk DAY CARE HIRING WILLING TO TRAIN CALL MELOOV 321-7435 71— Help Wanted StCURtTY OFFICER JOB meffS Unarmed IA I l i a c B34-7444 • FREE 40 hour babsng c WE HAVE A GREAT JOB FOR voui A l shifts avaffabta. Fuff WANTED: bstonduats who are seeking a fikfamg peopka onentaiad career QRCAT employ mant enveonment proleaeional status and banafna Consular me career al OenUI Assaang Formal education oI 1200 hocks Leadmg to Su m and National credentials Work m a Iasi paced. hqpdy technical aver changing career m the abed heaJai ba« or Dental Asawang Caff Orange Technical CantataOrtanffe Tech Denial Depart- Join t h e Florida Army National Guard and wvD pay your tuition? A* a member of the Guard i nwM, aoT-iag-iggs, e a t in g . Whaffnr you are akaady m Vw work ptaca. ready to Mentor or |ual tookmg k> lha future toay have a program dteignad lor HAF _________________ WAREHOUSE U V 3J17 A Found LOST-GRCY COCKTEAE. in toe UKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? TAHT. CONTACT TIIAM W ORLIVCORESTAFF AT 3307788 FOR MORE INFORMATION SEWING pay W.1fcMr. 35! CHINE OPERATOR. progam Santo* area m -tS3t FURNTTURE LOST-Toy poodta-od whda, it yaar* ok) 2S f t S Old Lake MwyRd. REWARDffl 20-1189 TfSfSOfle DOpm H: Unee, Inc. INSTALLERS M l North Hwy 17 10 apannga tor a » Instaaars Slaalcaaa eip a plua Work to- ,FL 7-SlOhr <tay or E tw w g Ctasaes •FkMnoWAtftar Tfuaa MhoO u tU f 27— Nursery A Child Cars SPARTAN PRIMER WK "Custom Staffing Caff Todeyl 4BTSS1-M1S Argenbright a premier Security company is looking for security people to work in the Downtown Sanford area. Monday - Friday Dayshift Com petitive pay and good benefit package. Apply in penon Monday only at: The Marina Hotel 530 N. Palmetto Ave^ Sanford 9 am • 3 pm C e le b r a t e 19 98 w it h T r a i n i n g f o r a N e w C a re e r! 7 c Employers all across the country agree, higher education w ill be more important in 1998 than ever before. So, call C ity C ollege today. An exciting, new career could be yours in no time. N ow that’s something to celebrate! Business9Private Investigator • Medical Assistant * Legal Assistant • Computers 407 - 831-9816 City College 853 E a st H w y . 434, S te. 200 • C a s s e lb e rry , F L 32707 • DayorEveniaf Classes *FiimcialAidfor Those Whototstifj • Coawxiem4-DoySchool Met • NationallyAccreditedbyACKS at aJmior Cdkp �Santord Herald. Sanlord, Florida - Sunday. January 4, 1998 - ! —y 71— H*lp Wanted 103— HousesUnfurnished 107— Mobile Homes For Rent TELEMARKETERS 1100 Inaart thick M ack Hna ELDER 8PRINOS otl SH 4772 Bdrm* Slartmg O M Vek « tp 333-3664. Sir&Uep Need HokMy Cart? Wa* paid M A part km* poaihona aval•Wa tn caaual working atLongwood location MkaorOabbMI Ktt 7674270 NOTICE Al ranul and real ettale advertiaementi ara xubtecl to the Federal Far Houtmg Ad. which make* it Regal to advanNa any praterenc*. kmitalion. or dii enmnakon baaed on race, col­ or. rekgion. aai, handicap, lamaul alahn a national ongvi WAREHOUSE/ DRIVER May raq haavy MHng Alio. Data Cntty Good pay. lanafM. exp hatptul Fut ama. Cal 323 ■ANFORO 3ft CM* W O hot* upt, ISOO'mo * 6450'tnc PteeM c m 12*4310 SANFORO 3ft (57S/mo » 6500/aac dap 321-6133 AHordabla Home Canter. Inc ■ANFORD-3/2 Htatoric area 5S6(Ymo 1U A latt A tec SANFORD-1/ FUHN APT *4<XV mo*640Crtac 346+640 SANFORO 2/1 Conv location 64007*0 XMAS Oacount tV-l raq 321-6757 6577 a * tor Timmy or Ooug OPENINGS WT. 20 ♦ CaAtor appt. 73— Employment CARSQIVf R • yra aip O ap. rata, NS. FT, l> a out FL na- 8 TEN S TR O M R EN TA L^ CA66CLBIRRV 3/2 Carport ■cm pot. OVA. 6600/6600 NORTHLAKE 3/1 condo ba pic. pod acm patio 6540*400 6ANFORD 2/2 Dublei C K A nt 6440/1150 carpet A part FORD V r I Apt. *P*1 dan pabo, naw pnlTkvig 6440/1150 6ANF0R0 2/1 wtam rm. car port, laaaa w/epbon DvaUt-NN S3— Rooms For Rant W tIK L Y NiNTALS Starting « 577N»> Malone Dowrwjwn >30-447] im c it t r .y FINECREST VI wrtam rm 923-6006 FURNWMEO ROOM6AX util* n d Laatty,phona.and tot o » r l » t W i i a t > 3244235 LK UAnV/SANFOMD Hoornmala 5300/Yno or bywaekry 5175 tod u t 362-7166. PRIVATE LONG WOOD HOWE Fum. cat*. KfC 5603m * 5UV dan Non-emokara 63*41*7 6 0 0 6 FOR RENT ITQWaak ttocyeec Fukhoutepnv Waahar/Orver 6*1-3161 LHA race______ 14005400 JIM DOYLE (407) 122-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT 105— Duple x/Trlplex 6ANfORO-2tidrm Jut) ranovat ad Immaculate. CHA. carport WO hook up 54flOA*«O0unl Invaatora Realty. 774-1415 Unfurnished — la a n io l e a f 5100 art Flrat month* rant *23-6467 or 321-0122 APARTMENT LOCATOR Srve Fmd whet you ara looking lor rataa. MOTORIC DISTRICT 1 bdrm ipaia n $3?Smon • HOOanc 322 2335 406 W lal Si JtHNtOAN PROPERTIES, INC. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 271. Bag boftut rm-couU ba 3 U3m na« part. tVouL new car­ LOWFIXED PRICES NOHAGGLE CarSales NOHASSLE 141— Homes For Ssle OWNER Fawner). 64.000 down' 4/t 130,000 4/1.3 Over I'niO w ) 11. Itv/din/ lam. Iqitc. tied. 5*3.600 RENOVATEO Li*» new 1/3 acre dnl wk*l*>. U(4. Inert (70.000 PRE-Foracto*ura. t/4 acre, prtv lencad. carport 6 4 A M I *A I 11 D S IIO M N L VI *•* (f41 PM()P| U T t S la* I *1 #*«>.I 148— Mobile Home Lots For Sale 157— Mobile Hornet For Sale I POINT AIIEA kg lot w'mrjb hr* AS IS 610.000 S c ru n m ^F^rr^or9^J2M07*hMnv^ 159— Reel Eatete Wanted W a k lv a P in a s B lv d Home*rto 4 4 acre* 675,000 Hwy 40 1 man W rat mret Beverly B. Maaen Ready _______ (40/^7404500 __ _ INVEf TOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS Chartta 666-7267 DELTONA to acre* Ideal lor moM* homatrto. hone*, cattle, (arming or nuneryt Zoned agn cultural 63.600/ACHE Sm down w,“owner Imance 604-7171777 or 604-7674622 157— Mobile Homes For Sale LEASE Prime ahowioom A warahouae $10 970 aq It SH 441 frontage 407-578 2500 64 FLCETWOOO 14 X TO 17 CMA, 10 X 20 awing Many FX in A S « 631-7706 a 372 1553 Otverca *ata 1995 Fleetwood 15X7)0 euttlnril i m M t e Can a*w*t w ill (toikt no itoam pay man Mud *ot 604-7614006 PARK AVE. UOHU F PARK )Vmat 63 (XX) to |0 000 Set Ui> I wanting OU1CT1 3777*41 BEOS ra n n o n n WARMER'S VILLAGE A MOVE M t P I ClA LII “ aq II A ipl 6205A MONTH One* 3214)120 or 313 2554 uurf no* i eonu tanwo 7aonai m tqm o m o up 323-M70 OFFtCE/OFFICE - WARE HOUSE Now AvMabto Guardan Paraonal Stor. wage Cal lor dataa* 576 2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 3 SuRaa eveMMe - ttoo 6F a MOTHaaO RUT TH6 FINEST FOR ro u t Oabwew Apia on Anahart Hd A 46A. U Wiry A l apt homaa ml pnv aiarmvgaragaa Slala-utma-ari adwav/Mnaaa tacarty Opan today Stop out or cal 302 2007 tor a paraonal F o r 1100 S f. 467-331-7004 141— Homes For Sale SR— ra*lorad 1 br*m ai H.uonc era* 5375/mo a uti*aaa ivaarlaaaa 3364*36 4 SR lamly tiortw er 11 |uat belt OHTHOPE DIC FIRM DAY SCO Whrle, Vrctonan tfyte witn 2 two mattretae* A Irurvke Never uted 6300 *07- 161 1611___________________ MATTRESS SALE - Full tua uted tro* ipring* A maltret* |4)5 00 Urry* Mad 322-4112 SINGLE TWM BED Complete ml Mamet* boa. A tram* 565 00 Can Oatf.ar Ca* 372 6716 199— Pets A Supplies H A P P Y JAC K T f U V E R M IC ID E Itnrngnired tale A artectrv* agamtt hook, round. A tape worm* V) (log* 4 cat* Avaaabk) O T C STENSTHOM GENERAL FEE!) (323 1550) (Vttrl www happyiackxic com)________ C all 323-S160 REAL COUNTRY I 2 5 Acre* daan] area 615.000 ENGLISH HORSEBACK RIOtNO IbMont. camp, twvnrrwn ,^ _ M N E V ^ 2 6 M 1 6 ^ ^ er utal Twin |75 Fu* 1105 Oueen H I S King H C 9 Call 74x44 3/7 *7 Skybw Sr*l I ran new carpet vvy’ A Lip **b*j 611.000 118— Office Space For Rent 201— Horses S i IB wan 5 year warranty Nev 12 ■ I I 1/1 '73 CanXvtoge W O tern rm 14.000 WOOONCF ER ( PARK • 3/1 5. lancad yard, tag acraan portti 649 600 FREE TO GOOD HOME Heg Cockier Spaniel 4 yrt Female blonde FrterxSy 324-2671 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale CARRIAGE COVE pal 553900 199-Pels A Supplies 14 X 70 1/2 MH Bern porch work thop A laund rm Good rorvjlion Bed otter 373-7344 153— Acreage Lot For Sale 117— Commercial Rentals Office Space Available lor Laaaa. Santnrd Commerce O r Incaled at para Ave A 25m St 2 au4ea appro* 3.000 *1 A 0.500 at 59 pal par year Parking n abundant C al John Gay al Strictly Commercial. Ue Maal f r s A M -W -M f -W O .___ ___ _ Of FICEAW1SE 3.000 1* 000 al From 63 al Prtna kxalron Mary 17 67 Sanford t W trorn Airport B*rd CaM 324-4440 Jlm/Sue baautrluUy tec Ur Owner Imancing Thera* a B IG drtaranca « uni wurmeii ALL NEW HAP: PY JACK U Q U kYK I rataa. et actrve nyedientt mur* el lactivaty STEMSTROM GEN­ ERAL FEED 123-1660 • Factory warranty ill II In enact on mo*l cars • Large Inventory 219— Wanted to Buy • A ll m a in te n a n c e re c o rd * a v a ila b le Atom. Cana Copper / Breaa Kokomo ReeveUna 371-0004 611W. Fkpt-ta* 64. Sat.6-t • F re e 1 2 m o s tft/1 2 ,0 0 0 m ile s lim ite d w a rra n ty • C o m p s tlllv t fin a n c in g • M a n y m a k e s B m o d e ls • B o tto m l i s t , n o fe s s s lo p ric in g • N o d e a le r to e s 221— Good Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES A RED ORAREFRUtT. Menwwlher Farm* 3461 Cawry Ana NAVEL ORANGE S-U pc* or We IVk irath to order 3660 Moore* Siabun H J 32343C7 red grapefruit. langMtrw* Fraah From Grove Wa thp BAOOS MARKET __________ 622-2S6I__________ 223— Miscellaneous FRUfT FOR SALE Hama grown atru* petad to ordar Ca* 321-3210_____________ OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE SANFORD AREA __________ 3224167__________ 231— Cere For Sale M OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low . great g a t mrtaaga A 67*00 a11-0*34 t— SEIZED CARS tram 6175 P ortenet. Cadaiec*. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvette* Alto Jaap*. 4WD* Your area To* Fra* 1600 216 9000 Ext 7206 lor cur “ Unfumtehsd 239— Vehicles 6:,6 SANFORO 217 ApprounaMy 1.000 aq n WA) net. *430vno . C M *23-1161. IM P O R O OlKTl V N e p o tfM 2/1. AC, hook-up*. pako i yard *4iym o,*30&oap 66640*4 Htatoric For Junk C art, Truck* t W ad nt fP tu t race aCAciT ir uc 377-**eo 323-3301 3/1 5 Naw car pat A pewit Nice yard, and iron! porch 155.000 A l I* Owkrtrt. 1 bdrm. 6400/mo * DEMO (4671334-0311. 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WY TOO Q U C K T ) F U O fW U X •WTH M r t d F ... /■JU w il make conscientious efforts to help ful­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be luckier than usual today in collective cftoris You we attract competent cohorts the same way a magnet attracts metal SO MUCH X ) DO SO LITTLE TIME f w n v * guALm es VO JCE RXSHT... 'v f l n -2 . r-l-fpj • N P N M l s e The law that tempted If a defender corrects a revoke in time. the incorrectly played card re­ mains face up on the table. Usually, it must be played at the first legal op­ portunity However, if (he revoker's partner is on lead, the declarer may request or bar a lead of that su it This law had a rrn)or impact on to­ day's deal, my funniest of the year. W est's double of one no-trum p showed a long suit somewhere. North redoubled to confirm values, then cuebid three dubs to try to avoid getting to three no trump with no combined dub stopper. Against three no tramp. West led a low club, dummy's queen winning. Declarer started very well. Judging East to be longer in spades than West, South cashed dum my's a ce. When West dropped the 10, declarer contin­ ued with a spade to his nine. Now South w as up to nine tricks: five spades, two hearts, one diamond and tormrokua R M rn tA v io M -R M C C J> Vs MUTtfi. X - RMhlLYT « MOMMT NBBNTO*16CT TO m TML TNCfc 0TTW6 MM4 WHOSE HtRWC TALCS WAVS. WONNN HEART! r ~ b p m itY < \ I \N V. X * 0 TU « f f an m ON TMf OTfittS. % * • * T vtM V S J • * > * 9 8 by Jim Davit ftjjftiBtirtwixiiMliiMwau ■ ... YOW ENNCP? PHILLIP ALDER one club. And a s it w as a knockout team match, he waa happy with that. He unblocked the spade king, cashed the heart ace. played a heart la dum­ my's Una. and took the sonde mirxin on which everyone discarded a dia­ mond! What had happened to the spade lack? Suddenly East saw that card b his hand He corrected the revoke, white his diamond discard remained on the table ns a penalty card. A glint came Into South'a eye. lo a dose match, every trick counts. South called for dummy's dub five, putting West in. Then he asked West to lead a diamond. “I’d love to," replied West, "but I don't have one." Instead. West cashed H iw tv & y r r r ^ r r � 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 04, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 04, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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