1 10 254 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.' M at 1uiul ■ VAC '.Oil Five members o f the Sanford Lookouts of the Florida 5tate League were placed on the Washington Senators roster of the American League which means a huge advancement for these players who saw action with Sanford’s club during the past season. Those promoted were Edwin 'Swede' Martin, left fielder; Robert A. Pritchard. first baseman; Early Wynn, pitcher; Mickey Livingston, catcher; and Owen Wright, pitcher. These men would probably report to the Washington spring training camp In Or­ lando and then be placed on one of Washlngton'a chain clubs for the coming year. Word was also received that Dan Bralnard, Sanford pitcher, was named tn the Charlotte spring training roster. At pres­ ent he was attending State Teachers College tn Johnson City. Tennessee. * in assets. A n d their investment professionals only handle investments. 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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. Wathwn ravltltad B arbara W athen Lilly, who h ap p en s to be spending the winter In Sanford, called to say Competitive Rates - (MULCT from the Lender!I WE SOLVE VOUt MORTGAGE PROBLEMS 3070 W. Lake Mary BfocL, Late Msiy. ft 8 330-7710 Oi 1-800-592-6460 B R U IS IN G There to no bruising of the skin around the rye. N O FEAR .. because there are no nerdir*. IN S T A N T V IS IO N Eye drop anesthesia rlumnitrs all discomfort associated with Infection*. Vision usually returns toe D r FUutowaki's pstirnts within minutes after surgery. E X P E R IE N C E IS T H E D IF F E R E N C E . D i Konrad FUuaowski la one of the nation's most experienced eye surgeons utilising painless eye drop anesthesia h e the removal of cataracts. There is simply no substitute lor this experience. meaning you can depend on Dr. FllutowskJ and his professional staff to provide you with unparalleled commitment and cate as they work to improve your vision. 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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. 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AlgRaaoA Fra* EH I REB/COM FREE EST. 319 Window w SSB S B S m! QUALITY CARE Afit i’rfiit’ Dnily For About SJti Per Morii/i Coll The Cltmifit-fl Dept. J22-2bii Son ford Herald 6' l.ahe Mary Lije �' i 10* •Sanford Herald, Santord. Florida •Sunday. January 4. 1998 by Chic Young >CR TWO HAS ALL TUB STUFF I MMNT* V ' V __ , y □nnnn mm nnnnnn Nnn nnnnnn nnn nnnnn nnnn nnnn □nn nnnn □nnn nnnnn □nn nnn... □nn □nn nnnnn nnn nnnnn nnnn nnnn mnn n nnnn nn nnnnnn nnn nnramnn [inn □nnnnn nnni Sunday. Jan 4. 1998 Z FINALLY TALKED 5AEGE INTO •IVIN© DC A RA*5TD TOWN ^ GREAT' In Iho yaar ahead, you could be a lot more on the go than usual, at travel la indicated for both pleasure and business Several unexpected changes could trig­ ger these transitions IT'S A PACKAGE PEAL LET* GET 001 NG-' THE BORN LOSER CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. I t ) Today, you will be happiest spending your time and money on a home-based activity that can be enjoyed by Ihe entire Iam4y and a lew select guests Capricorn, treat your­ self to a birthday gift Send for your AstroGraph predictions for the year ahead by mailing 52 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o Ihts newspaper P O Box 1758. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY 10158 Be sure lo stale your rocfcac sign by Art Sansom WWKrSTW.IWsDCAl. HtCX.tYeOEEH WlTKTHlb NCW V4EKMT LIFTING CWsZ£ 7 W CQUNbOUT WITH CO YOU HAi£. TO WOKK. ' C £ T \ HAFDTOCONLUPWITH f lL J o u fA e e c u i ^m C sK T U N E -bU K C THAT, C T DO T>s£_Y X 6 T jjk £ U > * . HMUOJ jLT TOTOJ •' | f AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feto. I t ) Se*ng or promoting something m which you truly believe could be a very gratifying expencnee for you today You should be sue cessful PISCES (Peto. 20-March 20) A unique benefit might be awarded you today Tint could come as a complete surprise, because you won't recall having done anything special to earn 4 ARIES (March 21-Aprtl I t ) Close aIkes by Charles M. Schulz JJjU V jfautn't outouti. JkxAX. XotUuloc &don't JkrtwwUfrxti umnmencotd.. Jl Mow 40. tiu u AUfjOJthj/X, JlubjsuL tp u A v c ? f r^ \ u ’yi —) THE TROUBLE WfTH ME & JM tfiim k mnauCc xV l j { GCtdL X) fill your aspirations today You may be qmle fortunate with minimal exertion on your part 33 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Toda y, it could be said of you thal you are a prag­ matic dreamer who has the wherewithal lo turn your lantasMS into something of substance I □ j■ _ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This is a good tune to ascuss serious issues with famity or Inends Your rmnd w * function best on a pinVisupincai wvei Positive results are indented C CANCER (June 21-July 22) Compli­ cations that have been vexing you at work can be resolved satisfactorily today You wii know how to taka fair, construelive measures L R * rr &vc other pcopu TIME TO nscouu? 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. 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 04, 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. Hum Wiis iln i‘ fii .is I rest actress in ,i leading lolt lot As <riStkI Is Jl lit'fs In i lust .it Ini in ,i snppuittllg toll' llu si it t t i p l . n I I I . instill o -l I l n . m ll< It ' T o o l .u n i best t tot-ill lin e ) ■•J -1 v ll ) mi* ’spott ,11 i t r i l l p u k e d K u p e r l l - ' v i t i-lt nl M o I V s l l y n rt.l s U t'ilili ni) J i t h . i n t i r Nliit*i• st m t il lot be st .It M e s s til .1 s i i p p i ' l l t t l g Itili Ini lif t |it i Iu i i u .h u i to Htny/u' W /his II I ' g l l ' t l ) ' .tlsn t ift .O f . 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 ! 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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 $a la N i fa il »Bwtss NOTICI IS 0(V(N aurauant la a (udomarMat taraeMaura t 11/1M t Ha. S7-1M0-CA-14A at Mta Cmwft Cawrt at tha ISM ■15 !SX“ cSL? T&fi ahima TM< MaHSada. >*« . DBA DM Minay SUM. a Maw Jaraay aaraarauan. la taa a*amat at . I wM aaN lo tar c m * at tiw mat tram Saar at Sa ■aaMiala Canary SSI N. Fats Aw Ftartda. at lIMS a'ataafe AM. 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FL 2*771 *%2Z?** a RO. 1140 FL 22772 807)222-4 2*2-4041 rP$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. For more Information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 A* C IS A N B ia SVC Heard/ comm Frea eat 334-0337/or pgr tot tnaitod iMponaa B6S-3B61 APOLLO CLEAMHO SVC ComnVR*«id Quakty Svc/SalMaction guar Ucrtn* 3714944 |_JAW~CLEANIMB: J .......... K A T H rS K lE M M fO R i i u T I wkty/mo. rancaf ctaen-ouf* it ___ V F f V W W » ___ L E T S US U F T YCXJR CLEANINO BURDENS. Weakfef-week ^ m - p W g r B t -ip f O MOVE-fN-OUT ■ Ote. — Preitur «*l 307-7770 or pgr 110 MonwaOtoCondo/Apert WkMit-stkN/Mo LKfC/WSUR 407-04-7443 407- 278-O ryw all O R YW ALLtTU CCO ftoptr* M M 4CeSngT 278dactrtcal W C O A N E L E C n S C tA N T CALL OCX-a ELECTRIC 407-3314733 fM V lB . IT BEO/NSIt |0 ll i no! or Me money u SB ■ triSIT DohT tower where to ibadn? 'Let e30*rwx*d nrolAA* ww|^i , btoi to ^^pm^e m^meeg aeeaewF^^ storiAli ArrtnQt Fliwidnoh Deepn-Acgutong (3) romplki eebmatot end chooemg b oorv LleAne. (3 1 4 1 (3 D*eka-W*fca*Ortma*f tome*' 301-Hoofing Free pre^uaMytog over Me phone VATU ROOPBtO etaee iN t/ ' Chumh 4 Sr. Otoe, (rd. Omt. Free ban appicaaon ~ te (3) Eaamefa* I RtPUMAL BBIIVKX Tto C a to M to M a e p 281-Vrigation 8 DAMAGE REHUR S P C C M J8 T 4 modal*. Near oomptato 4 : g n a m ^ a c ja ^ ^ » f4 7 i7 _ ■x b u S co la SEE apS o ' •Alpftoaeeof toeni CHEAP! CHEAP1 Tree nmemV prunlngMeeitona/totel lend•captng. Uaclnatv. SH4SSS & H 9R - *1 *nw a* or more BWUTRATEtl___________ BEST TREE SERVICE-UwVto Tree cuMngpnjrang. LendKape graeng. ibp lo M i ar/Fw at Back-hoefeabcal r TOtNtV RUNYON Lattn 4 Tree Svc. IcAns, iMWOBUi ftudMl “ •“a s s s a r * Arircfrfisi* Daily Far About $.](> Pt’r Month Call Tht’ C l a m jwri Dt'pt. J22-2M l Ht’inliJ LY L«ift L i)*1 4474334466 �Santort H*r»kJ. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. January 6. 1998 by Chic Young B L O N D IE Water doesn’t cure hiatal hernia lly I ' r l r r II. Gott, M I). b y M ort Walker BEE TLE B A ILE Y DR. Q O T T D EA R DR. 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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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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Florida M onday througn Friday, !•'•!• 8 0 0 A M until 6 00 P M or you may call 324-3049 for mfor••■ail .I concerning this am endm ent is -' v\ " usabilities needing assislance lo participate in any , t >i., f [,r i i dings should conlact the C ily s ADA Coordinator ,• ’ it* ' us in advance- it the m eeting al |407) 324 3024 ( . 1, .1 L.iKi f.1 iry Florida Carol A f o s li' City Clerk !•' h ' h l t . l*jrt/i/ a ,i ‘ I h/i l i l .i ! a ll! l . h 1 ’ Mr l il t ' /i'i;o h i in :» t i w /' ii i: ,•/ b . ■•. • ,•>» t •• 1s; . . i 'l i <*■ * V i i i i -1 , a dies may appear and be heard regarding the pro* j . am endm ent or w nlten com m ents may be tiled with Ihe ■. t r i-n- a! 100 North Country Club Road Lake Mary. 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. 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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 . 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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. 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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. Top pay. p e rt a Drug Fra E SR 48 407-330-7775 A 3770 Ortondo Dr-17-B3-Sanlord 407 3314306 PENNY'S R fBT_____________ t HIM rm w m jm W ^ mmr rhouM w ^m m id i rhard ^ w eworkina e -a r - m- l-fn e.■ o lv iM p+optB I »- -• MUM M W Itean BnBfyy MvM. tolck hand and be abto to stand tong hours MuM have an eye toy itowan Piece work evesabie tor some poetoons Apply In |wr«on 6770 W e i 8R 46. Ben- LAKEMAR M . §m tv? • isMwe. n. am i S e e y o u b u r g e r O e m e e M W m W iW w K j\ t i n g THURS/FRl/BAT/BUN 6 4 ducks, kakeys AppMdMhaa/ mac. Cw good tor pads (Chevy 4 HoratoTcal &B-7766 R ^ V IK K Re.ilty Rosotircos GROVE VIEW 37. eat to ks up graded m atter suite, n e it to park Make offert 683.000 DCDC CALLAWAY. Realtor (407) 3344311, E lL 106 w g totoe mm CNAw •16 ea <*rm ntm wachn , WoWy Pn*«»ng • camg CnnUan w>ercwrnarS amt •S ioom w i in a it y r I ’ oo TNa Program begin* January 12.1661 4074*64764 2/1.1 U rge lanced yard CHA. On ly 637.900 VIP Properties foe 407-3334465___________ PRICED TO BELLI 3/3.5 1700 sq fl , 2 story Senora condo Needs TIC but PRICED RIOHT! 654.500 C e l Realtor/ Owner. REAL BCTKIZ, MCI 322*7499 •ANFORO A R IA -3/3 MUST SELLI CHA duubte garage, tned yard 300 Rota Or C al even n g t 349 5657____________ Alum. Cansl C opper/ B rats Kokomo RecycMng: 331-0004 3 •IS W. First kl-M IF 6 4 . Set.9-1 153—Acreage Lot For Sale Wekh/a Pirwt Bfvd Homestto. 4 4 acres 675.000. Hwy 46. 1 m et W of river Beverly B. Meson Realty _ (407) 7404500 _____ DELTONA 10 acras Ideal lor mobMe hometaa. horses, came, (aiming u nu/seryf Zoned agn CuRura’ 63.900tACRE Sm down iwoemar Ivianca 604-767* 1773 or 604-7674633_________ l5 7 ^ M o b lle Homes For Bale 14 X 70 3/3 MH Scrn porch, work shop 6 laund rm Good corxklcn BeM oAer 333-2364 *4 FLCETWOOO 14 X 70 12 CHA. 10 X 30 awing Many EXTRAS" 631-7706 or 373 1553 D ivorce saw 1995 Fleetwood 15X80. area Sent corxkfmn Can w«h cretol. no down pay MuM ***• 604-761-4006 PARK AVE. MOBN.E PARK Homes 63 000 to 66 000 Set Up Ektanang OLNETI 323-3661 CARRIAGE COVE COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2/1. B g bonus rm-coutd be 3 Ixfem new p e rt, rvout. new car pal 653.600 WOOOMERE PARK * 3/1.5. lanced yard big to e en parch. 646 600 CALL 310-3356 24i44 W 63 Skykn* SpM plan, new carpel. v*»yl 6 lap td n g 616.060 11 ■ *6 M 73 Centondge W/D. acmrm 96J100 Call S2S-9190 159—Real Estate Wanted LEASE Puma showroom A warehouse H 0S 70 tq fl SR 441 Pontage *07 57* 3500 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS «Mt S year warranty. Nev­ er uw d Twin *75 Fu4 1105. Oueen 6115 King 1166 C a i 467*-----------OAV BED Wheo. Victorian r*h 2 toan mams te a t 4 tn w s * Never ueed 6300 *07- Santoro Commerce C» I M Park Ave 4 35*i 91 3 appro* 3000 af i 6.100 M t*p M par year Parking ■ abundant C e l John Gey e l Setctty Commercial. Uc Reef Broken 467 H I t i n ________ OFFKX/WHSE 3.000-15.000 Si From 63 sf Pnme tocaeon Hwy 1743 Sanford. I bt bom Airport M Sap M ate r to tow I Over 2500 tq I I 1 l ‘ A t I I ( >* t i l ' I l f 1 1 */ » I 221—Good Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES 6 RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farms 3461 Celery Ave NAVEL ORANGES-U-pck or Wn Pick Iresh to order 3660M ootet ____ SUIon Rd 333 8367 Navels, ted grapefruit, tanger­ ines Fresh From Grove We tNp BAOGS MARKET 332-36*1 VARIETY OF CITRUS U-PICK 5673 Deer Path Lane Swiford C el lor dreebont 333-2377 223—Miscellaneous FRU|T FOR SALE Home grown citrus peked to or ’ C at 333-J310 OAK FIREWOOO FOR SALE SANFORO AREA 33341*7 WOLFE TANNING BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT end SAVE! 1199 00 Low Monthly Payments FREE Cotor Catalog C al TODAY ieOO-711-0156 231—Cars For Bale 1666 CHEVY 70 te n e t big truck Runs good 63500 C ai 334 3443___________________ 63 BUICK REGAL STATION WAGON Oreal transportation AT , Aa | l 000 FIRM 333-7316 67 PRELUOC 1.0 SI PS. ttorao. 5-tpeed. PW. Sun roof 63.650 C al 302-1627_______________ 6 * OLDS CALAIS Sedwi Low msfeage, areal gas mileage 6 63WO M I-0334 SEIZED CARE born *175 Porsche*. Cedflec*. Chevys. BMW *. Corvettes A lto Jeep*. 4W D* YOU area To! Free 1600-2164000 E it 2306 tor cur- 239—Vehiclee WVESTOR eUYMO HOUSE* D i m s e i 11 m ess 191—Appliances A Furniture For Bate 4/3 SpM pton Over 1 600 tq I t Am ! . Inod. 2 car gar 176,666 1/3 ACRE 4/3 wipoof. mother n MOOERN FURN. 6 Antiques 1 PIECE or Whole Household 904-774-333V40746O-3S33 219—Wanted to Buy JERNK3AN PROPERTIES, INC. LAKE MARY 4/3.<^rdnal Oaks II 2700 SF. spat plan, cam ceAngs. ft ptc pool. spa. 1 . acres, on cuMto sac comet lot 6306.000 407431-7766 211— Antlque/Collectlbles Homes Irom penmet on $1 Delinquent Tai. Repo's REO t Your Area To* Free (t) 8002169000 EM H 2206 tor current hUmgs 5 POINT AREA Irg tot w/moO hm ASIS 616.000 S enoutnonly M 6-S07I ejkv. wtvwxwt tae. ban . CNA progrwn •OunianiSng wnpoyrers re a rt •5UM M tie Wt immng cenw ENGLISH HORSEBACK BIDING lesson, camp, w im m ng GENEVA. 3604361 GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 117—Commarcial Rantela M ATTREM B A L I - Fu* sire used bos sprfoOS A manress 6*5 00 L a rryt Marl 323-4133 CASH 6*6 PACK For Junk Cert. Trucks A M ad tt£ P AMERICA KAUTPUl MJ WSO 240-B oat Rantela FISHBtO BOATS FOR RENT Storeng a l I X 4 up Also 2 4 'Pontoon Caff 330-1613 241—Rec. Vshictes/Cempers For mm. %0 .1. « mrtoage. drives good, n some work. 1*65.467-10*0 SANFORO Oood 3 /t AC. hook-ipa. petto 4 yard 64i5mio , 63QOttop6644646 BANFORO/OUPLEX Historic District. 1 btom. 640017X3 • esc 119—Offtca Spaca For Rant APARTMENT LOCATOR t f r t Find whai you am MeMwg lor ra is e . 1*1 Storag* 57A2500 METORtC DrSTRtCT 1 btom. ip e to n 6335/mcn . HOGsec 333-3335 40EW IN Si. 1106 BF ^ E ^ « ^ ^ •7 •i*, , V LABOR Bi AO'* WORK TOOAV/RAW TODAY 201—Horses 148—Mobile Home Lots For Sale 6500 DOWN ...WHY RENT? When you can own V*s 3 bdrm home ml C/HA new paint t car­ pet ? Ask about HUO homes) The I tollman Group, Inc. Cai for ( Ctoen wtvers k> d tM l tor Partung Lot l Company ■>6A 41. 141—Homos For Sate 103—Houses* Unfurnished A beautiful 4 eicitm g hotel lo ­ cated In me UCF area It hemg lor the following potrtio BANQUET 8ET-UP/SERVI RE6TAURAMT SERVER*, BELLMEN. KITCHEN UTILI* T IE *. HOST/HOTE66. COCK TAN. SERVICERS, MOHT AUOfTOR, A BAR TENOCRt. Ap­ ply In person lo Holiday Inn 13135 Ugh Tech A ve. Orlando EOE Unfumiahad WAREHOUSE 99—Apartments • Unfurnished OENERAL OFFICE Sanlord area P/T 4 hrt/day. M F E«p required 336-0666 n tg M s (6pm M a rt tim e ) In Program* I yt O TR ea/C toeeA C O Lreq to 5pm ~ m C e aSam i 1460674-6050 MonAriOaSy flOC A S S O C IA T E T R A IN E E Due to eipanston. Large Lake Mery compeny htrtng Full Time Assoc iates W e i tram you lo earn your potential ATTENTION LADIES WORK FROM HOM t-No oosf tor suppket. earn to U K /o t mak­ ing brae 631 6666 I H S4I 653 Coat Hwy 436. EH 300 F l 32707 71—Help Wanted Account Act ivators New gweeostakes Compeny •610 Hr*Ph.a Cash Bonuses* •Paid w eekly F/T dsysHVT eves* CeN Torn 663-0611. Open your own maid servne Earn A20-t22Air le arn ere se­ ersets from toe founder of one of C ^i 71—Help Wanted WAREHOUSE SPACE IC O N BOOKKEEPING C u t to m u e d je rkorto krtd pick-up U BUY IT-I wet kisem bH Ml C hratm aslll AppMoystont ctr/ etc l ocal house caat 476-1641 Free Ee 11*7174 253-Additions A FULL SERVICE LAWN CARE ReeteanBM/CeaMNteiM | 11*1737 e r ear 64*4667 Doors, sandbars, carpentry Mtong. decks 4 concrete 333-S6M BOBaknf CSC 16660 RELCOM QUALITY CARE FREE E S T .......... 291-Computer C o n tuH ing Nefwerk InstoAations W m tt5.nl Acces*. V8. graphics, on-t U tr-ng 467474-1633 W a rth o u M s p a c# fo r ra n t, 1,250 aq . f t , p a rt o f la rg a r w a ra h o u s a area. 24 hour accaaa. L o c a te d b e h in d S a n fo rd H e ra ld n e w s p a p e r b u ild in g . T h ic k lo a d in g d o c k a v a ila b le a t n o a d d itio n a l c o a t. N o le a s e re q u ire d . F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n , c a ll F ra n k V o lto lin e a t th e S a n fo rd H e ra ld . 322-2611 * CHARLIE 0 . (Dan) MKLER. Butoer. C8C0673SS. ResI Comm. remodM. addkont. repea MC. VISA. 40741*1741 OAVD KEY CONSTRUCTION H te M IM W M ALL TYPE wood/mctowal unAtooirtartop/ doorsmew cabfneto » « 6 *6 * 293-Carpantry CARPENTER. peetong 6 cerwise toe. 331-5671 Ce« (467) ttS S m iH M * . MJkA W - k - - STOP THE NWHTMAHE BEFORE IT BEQINSff Thrtung of eddng on a room, remodskng yo u Mchervbeffi Need a new roof or t a atoney to do I wSRT OonUnow where to "55BSB8e8TT E t i4 t a Decks-WaAa-Oriv**-Home** A * CLEANINQ SVC R etlto comm Free eto 324-0337/or pgr tor Mimed iM ponee 6664661 APOLLO CUAIBMQ 6VC CamnVResid OueMy Sv«/SalWfackon ouer Udlns- 3114644 i AGraat Place To Live ntm etiU ee. w e e — fo e r fh tKATHTB K l E6MM0 fto l» 1 . wklymto.. rental dean-outs 11 LETS US LIFT YOUR CLEAN>640 BURDENS WeeMx weak eto 1374634 e r 636-16W MOVE-IN-OUT Spectoto Home/ 0 to —P te sstrt W b s h v y . Fres e it 103-7130 or pg. 373-3110 HomewOtoCondo/Apen WtoySr-wklyAko USC/INSUR 467-136-7643 46743*4371 275-OrywaH ORYWALLtTUCCO-ftopaas MM A Cadng Tealuree YATES ROOPBSQ abwe 16M C h u rth A B r.0 to c .6 rt.Q en. ^ ^ ^ ^ B l- 1 4 4 6 291-Irrigation ft A models New comptoto 4 tone OAMAGE REPAIR 6PCOAU8T 407411-4677 312—7> b b Service -A l pheaae of town care* •1 kme cul or r GREAT RATED ■free ttrzssrm m prurung/rtecBone/toUl land* scaping. Liao/lnaur. I l l 6666 DON Tree/ttumb RANCH RUrtALB j^reur TREE BVC mam BEET TREE WRVtCE-UaAna. Al pheaae. Ftoe Eel. PbetoaeB. mammBBT C A U 0ICX-* ELECTRIC etT 4314713 r»Vie.’ CALL US AT (4 1 7 ) 1 2 4 * 4 0 4 \( m R 12771 .4 $ A ) b * w n 1 7 -9 2 te N p rc w M l4167. TOMMYRUNYON Lean A Tree MARY1 U kUNORV BEWVICE I M M B 4 Irato Ptobue A ' 8vC k * truck. I A th v rtiii’ Daily For About SJb Ft’r Month Coll Tlw C l o w i j n d U Z-bii l .SunjortJ Herald U L«bi' Mur> �4 . • San (on) Herald. Sanford, Florida • Wednesday. 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. 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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|. 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A* a Madcai AttOfUH1 ol |PU ws has proparo pikinM tor aaamerobona. conduct importNt m minor ternary n a » r * you Nro haw- •ueyorfvwnraGNh F tw n ro lA d ta rP io N OuaNy 4674614611 Cal •63 E M fhvy 436, BM 600 Caaaatoarry. FL 32707 4HD Maro Than apk rm ItOO TMa Programbagbta n is i (acuity. A C E L E B R ITY CIPHER be January M 6 16. 16M, by tmnto ■lovsrs wwsi s* Oicemp. SI 04 Chavy Camara 101 AP67HMl.lt 6464 64 Chevy t Peer 101 J i l l ! 1KJM444I M Infinity | Once JNOMF14C1LT00616T ALL HOURS 10 yrt e*p In Chad aevotopmart Float rot#* moaN n d Fin ptay room 324-0513__ Legal Notices I. (77) Hubert ITeoaley. Thuadertod. IS7.707, 2- |7S) Ktrk Mssi Taunts. IB 7 M 2 . 3 (2) Rusty Wallace Taunts. IS7.2S2. 4 (2M) Kenny tram. Tsui us. )S7 IS7. B m Lakr Sfwrd. Taunts. IB6S43; 4 ISM Mark Utbacn Thunderblrd IBS.730. 7. m Dtrk Trickle Taunts. IBS 102 4 137) Jeran y Mayfield Taurus. IS4 0S7. 9. 114) P ro Steele P a in dr thud I S3.614. betora the auction bant • AM tans 6 PM. Tana# era caen ar eertllted funds only. Ovtado Towing rwaarvaa ISa right to or rates# any and as 2 7 — N u r s e r y 6 C h ild C a rs 1 -8 6 6 *4 1 0 -6 9 0 0 I 176) Hah Moot. Taurus. 1ST 83 7 2. (2B| Knury train Taunts IB7 105. 3. IM| H u t Otbaun. ThurulritiUd l « « 370. 4. (77) Hubert IVrssJry. Thusdrrbtnl. 168 332 & t»l take Speed. Taurus HU 601: • 121 Musty Wallace T a i ­ nts. I M BAS. 7 ttlOl tMck Trickle. Taurus. HU 4 IV S US) Tiro S o r t . Thunderbolt. IB3 0MI. 0 137) Jeremy Mayfield. Taunts. IB2 6N3 Twte auction * w be sow an Jenvery NMi, 1S66. a) noon at 1612 W. Broadway St.. Qvtada. f t - Preroaactive M i a n star LOBTOHEY COCKTEAIL n lho Huldan taka area Proas* can 602-7010_____________________ Tontghr * the Nigru Evtfyom gstto Coomdsd FORD T M T Ltgal M o tlcf 23— L o st 8 Fo u n d Always these cars perform, and most o f the time It doesn't work. But In this particular case every­ thing worked, so If we were on a grading scale yesterday. 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. They've got a very good Orlando - Winter Park 1 2 — E ld s r t y C a r s Pressley quickest in Ford tests at Daytona Special to the Herald Seminole 407/322-2611 I J M 16116. Cciamai Ortva, Orlande. FL 66606 on or ialara January H U . IM 6. mtanuana la Md mid appiimmania to Had via a.ta can ba mada by sailing (467) 666-6606 Pet. 6167. J C 8 D R H H F S A Y X I V O : H R H I , MMjId to# 8tatod#to I#' 8 R K H J X V ) U X V O : F X 8 I , O I R N H . I R X H J X V , ' JV - Pvaauraarom Caardinau r at « . F. 6. 06M 46 X H. ( O J Y I K H X Y ) C R R l I f, I I F F 8 V . 66 Plymouth 6 P8EVIOU8 SOLUTION: *Tha mum* and dads Ihou^d I was wdlrd, but I’m not an innovator, I'm rtoUy lust a photostat Pukkah: January 6 . 16M DCM-TI ineenFw. uvviu SIMSkyMA-kw dowm. g I �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Thursday. January 8. 1$t>8 •3 B 71— H a lp W o n to d now m m F/T A WT tor a Mafor Manufacluring plant in Sanford Posi­ tion* are avallabia on al shdis. •* 330-M11 or 130-1 M l AO CA.RKIBH8, INC. •Home Weekly* *Lay Over Plan* ’Extra Slop Pay* •401K Rauramanr "HaaXh inauranca* •Vacation Pay* Account Activator* Naw Sweepstake* Company 410 HnPlua Caah Bonus*** F/T i Call Tom MI-0811. •fVJar Program* 'SaWMa Equip* 1 yr OTR eap/Ciass A COL raq Plaaia Cal Bam 10 Spm 1 800474 9050 Mon-Ftl Only EOE ........ a w -m -M M Lang Term-Short Term Tamp To Hire A S S O C IA T E TRAINEE Oua lo atpanaon. Larga Lake Mary company Nnng Fun Tima Aaaocialaa Wan ira/n you to earn your potankal ARC YOU DCPCNDABLE AMO HONCSTT Man w/m house keapmg business Start part time and w rt upi Phone, trans­ portation and relerencat re qiarad Can 330-B383 ATTENTION LADtC8 GLAMOUR (NfoToGRAPMY to your HOME Be a none** or a p a r ty and Cam up to 1300 Caah tor the Day CALL NOWIt ASK FOR SARA 1-wo-i/*-tin ABETTER JO * FOR YOU1 J«»t Call Never a Faal ( nUl'nl; i n u\l ' I I I I l\i l\i AUTOMOTIVE UEIAILERS Barton VnngwourVOrUndo Good Income Patenaal BanaMs Altar 00 Oayt ftirt Baaf 407-385 3055 ■ay 8 Ba8 Tuppanaam. FT PT EARN A CAR Free Training 9rpM M Fta« hrs 331 8431 CMBBT1AR MRXtONAPW Cam I 4* wkly than moat •Qtana 3TM801 ila rirti -Anim al Cara la MOO t • M il Fa "Ortvarl* ■LocrtCcmpany truck *Fo« Au. O* Vi 8074284300 TOBWnOHBP T*v taanw*ng {»■*«**»* ... F/T 11*7 tPH- Caa DoBary Manor. 407488Aak lor Daector or M** ng or apply wehm 80 Norm ittfv— y 1/S3. Dedaiy non da Drug Free c o t. H O TE L O P P O R T U N IT IE S A beautiful 8 averting hotel to * l l » UCT area * h/rmg ha loUowmg positions 8CT-UP/8CRVCR. RC8TAURANT U R V C R t. BELLMEN. KITCHEN UTILITIC8, H O tT/H O TitS . COCKTAB. MRVICfRS. MONT AU­ DITOR. 8 BAR TCNOCR8 Ap­ ply at parson to Hohday Inn t ill* H O ' Tech Avo. Orlando IO C 0RUQFR8E WORKPLACC dm urdms hum horn* Ready cash For start i*> kAitama member th*> tea MAA 130 00 ehactomo 10 CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lohamom Av* Wnler Pars n . » r w ___________________ LAB O R FETE *230-34I I Came ewrfc w*to Pit BEST! Daly « n Oa*y pay Vamcrat a PLUS Qpanatg tor ala* dryer m van M SUSM Ct PLAMI One ha* h m a lm F/T A PlT CARP8TUAMT0RUL togras • aOond* |7/Hr to start • soma bonahts Must ham Yana 8 phono Lv Mate at M l- am p LABORERS Ctaan driver* * Canto 3rd ahto lor Partong UK Mamananca Company C M Mtaay 333-1441. L A P O '- W A D * W l 8 F * * h Ave'r MAINTENANCE Apartment Compvai F/T Laka N io .a ib im _______________ — ----a l-« A U . - I — I l f 8I4M IIEIW I IrtffffH fp Q MOLLY M AC « HMNG F/T * M4 * 88pm. WW TrsM* 887-7*7-8087. NEED MA OR LPN Car 8 Inauranca I I FREE 331 M M hoa hmng avpanancod COOKS, SERVICERS 8 OlSHWASHERS Top paid vacations Top pay. pi altar t and a Onrg £ T Free Worn ptaco M M EE SR *6 West Santoro *07 330-7/75 8 3770 Ortando Dr-17 82 Santord 407-3314308 OENNrB REST For busy parsatoc off** have padalnc tip Powaon art r*4 admm cl vaconas, taagng cast 8 astishng with m-oAca prucodwaa Ptaesa U i reeume to 338-3003 or C8I 338 3030 Afk ViBCH_________________ PART TH E JOSS M THE EXCITBM AVIATION INDUSTRY AT IANFORO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 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! CARRIERS WANTED Nawspspar dstfw ry tor Mtabtiched routos In tha 8 w tord e ib e . E tm m onty wM a taking a drtva in tha county or cty. Must hava dapanttobto feanaportatton, organizational a U b and b# ivaiatois tor aftamoon RfCEPtlONtST/SECRETAIlY Must nave typing 8 kgrt com puter skats 3)0 5807 Uava messeo* SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed 8 Unarmed Brandy 8 Aaaaa. 834-7444 SHrtPdtO CLERK/ MAMTINANCC P/T M F Cat 338 0888________ S TA R S E A R C H COMPETITiON SiNQIRt B4NOS BONOWniTINS NOTICE AS Usamam* are suByect to the Fadarii Fav ttousaig Ad. which makes 6 Bagel to adverts* arty preference, hmftahon. or t*Scnmaiakon bated on race, col or. rakgue. set. handcap. fa mtovi sish/s or national o n y i MOO DOWN—fdNY R8NT7 Whan you can own pu* 3 bdrm home mi CHA. new part 8 car­ pet Y A * about MUO home*) The r t u w i Oreup, In*. , 3314333 BANFORO 3 bedroom | « V men t dapoae 138 Country Ctob Grew Cal 333-4540 *u im t S M iii n tco n o l a k i f t ie r s Mtruna n i ww tT»t * caumo D liand riuiaoa to tANFORO 3/1 CHA. W O tertT up*. IW Vm o « |45(Vt*c teak 31 34110 ___ 801-837 IS80H 37-8814 W AREHOUSE individual naadad to work nights (Spm atari tim e) In Starting pay M IV H r. " P W ■» pvcion. 10 00am •8:00pm at: A rm o illn i E x p c M S L in d a , In c . M l North Mwy 17 Plpraon. FL 7 3 — E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d I Wautd tea to worn tor you Qoud w< Older paopU Smgm 18 SOhr. covert 88 5Gtv Vow homwday or ragr* CHA HHA ITyrs*. M i - Wo o im for Rant rtSSAiJrdamj SANFORD 37 8378-mo . 8500-sac dap 8114333 ASonUt* Mom* Career Inc BANFORO 3/1 Corn tocakon 8400-mo XMAS Dwoourt Raf req A I, FL 11771 l R f l R B i RENTALBCA88CLBCRRY 371 Carport tempeh. Ot'A tANFORO Vt Ouptas O t'A Naw carpet A pant l l tM U S BANFORO 1/1 Apt, tpK plan pa*o naw pnsWing 11*8/1388 BANFORO in wlam rm car port. CRCST Ml wr •g yard. CHA. nee. 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. Meriwether (king tiijoo 12 1 M J/2 73 Cambridge W/D. aern rm M.OOO C e ll 323-8160 159— Reel Estate Wanted INVESTOR BUYING HOUSES PLUMB or LEMONS Guardan Cal tor i korao* 1578 3300 BANFORO OFFICE I I Bertm madairt • 1188 8F 8 1800 8F. 407-331-TOM BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 8 year warranty Nevat used Twin 875 FuS >105 Quean 8135 King |189 Call Farms 3461 CetoryAv* NAVEL ORANOES-U-pack or Wa Pen troth to order 3880 Moore* Slalion Rd 323-8367 Navel*, rad grapefruds. Unger toes Freeh From Grove We ship. BA DOS MARKET 333-1881 ______ ■ VARIETY OF CITRUS U-PICK 5873 Deer Path Lana-SantordCal tor Orections 133-3177 223— Miscellaneous 8 POINT AREA kg tat rtmoo hm 45 IS f'S/Yto Se/mv,*. 4 4 acre* 178.000 Mwy *8. 1 me* W of rrver Bevarty B. I (407) 7*______________ 223— Miscellaneous WOLFE TANNINO BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE I 201— Horses M VW BEETLE SEDAN R* Stored, show quality. Baal-up 18000 FIRM 3334887 ENGLISH HORSEBACK tenons. c#mp, §wvtntny>q Of NCVA. I t e D I I 211— MOOERM FURM. A L774-31341407 217— Gsrsgs Sates B A C K YARD S A U B A T 8 -7 1101 West 20m Street BcycW Iwwm waas, aAM* -L1L-L5. - ------—-------------------* own ES?T^S, *f?3 miac_______________________ ESTATE SALE FRVSAT 9-5 108 Oraaosn CourtUsyts* Ma«d)e * tubdnrtion 00 48A, across kom Maylaw Country Ctob-Santord_______________ 231— Cars For Sale 1888 CHEVY 70 senes Mg truck Runs good 83S00 Cal 324-2442___________________ 83 BUICK REGAL STATION WAGON Grail transportation AT . A* I I 000 FIRM 333T318 87 PRELUDE 3.0 SI PS. 8-*p*ad. PW Sun root 83.850 Cal 302-1827_________________ OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low gistl galt m**ag* 8 83800. » 1 235— Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 83 OOOQ8 RAM 280 lonpad van. 134.(32 m*a*. Runs Aa N Sea and maka oRar at 8*a tord Harald. 300 N French Ave. Santord (In bach of mam bu#d tog) GARAGE SALE SAT ONLY 9*2 OCLTOMA 10 acres Ideal lor 305 Tammy On**-Santord- to Idyewao* n ix tv s a i Fumart*. lamwig or r m a y Zoned agn cunura/ 83 BOOACRE Sm down swownar Niance 884-7*71771 ar *04-7*7-6623 »■ »! ! ? » 157-MobUs Homes For Sate OAK FIREWOOO FOR SALE SANFORD AREA 333-3117 $199 00 Low Montofy Payments FREE Color Catalog Cal TOOAV 1-800-711 0158 Antlque/Coltectibloe tANFORO A R IA -34 MUST SEU i CHA doutrt garag*. toed yard. 100 Roaa Or Cal 1 ng* 3**5857 u . . a — a t 1 48— M o b il* H o m s L o ts F o r S a te FRUIT FOR BALE Home grown citrus picked 10 or­ der. Cal 323-3310 MATTRESS SALE • Fu> t i n u*«d bos spring* 4 man/*** 183 00 Larry's Msrt 333-4132 RaXrlgarrtor Whirlpool 885 2 space heaters 825 25* color TV. 835 330-7344 hr m*g l.* 1 1/1/4 111— O fA c * S p a e d Fo r Rant A MOV! dt 8PCQALII 400 sq It 8 14X8388 A MONTH OWca 3314130 or 333 3554 HOUSE 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale t • I8*» •' » f S M O V IN G S A L E THURSTRrSAT/SUN as 2820 Cameron Ave-betwig Aapart Owe away hae pgHpot tor MW Chichan, baby at YARO SA LE Sal Only. 8rt Baby/todder 8 tic Santord CASH 981 PAJOt For J u s Cars. Trucks A Mad Kf(P ASICMCA (CAUTlFlAlg^g mac Car good tor part* (chevy 6 hnnrta) Can crtl *07-330- of 2 4 0 — B o a t R e n te le n i l 1 0 BOATS FOR RANT Suiting al $30 4 1C ANo 34’ Pontoon CaS 330-1812 241— R m . VehteteB/Camperm For * *. t UI 1 M BW Pops/p -camper. Lem good, nr 4*7-1080 2018 Adam* Av*. n d Lawtory. (Fiona, and M UM 883 880 a weak 334-4858 Anractrv* turn room wrcafct*. laundry, kitchen eaJEMMMJMJMI____ LK MARY/SANFORD Room­ mate 8300/mo or By-wMAly 8175 mq ud 388-7188 PRTVAT8 LDMQrtOOO HOWE Fum. a w , A/C 880** * 830 dap Won-amcaars 838 8B8T ROOM FOR RCNT-ITOWaak |iOO*ac Futhouaaprtv MWmarOryar 8814181 323-3301 & 3 2 ff1 S. tANFORO AVK^ SANPORO STOP THE MOHTMARE BEFORE IT BEGINS!! U n fu m te h a d -t a d T io n d t* * 1108 o « Ftrat mawdw ram 3334*87 or 331410 APARTMENT LOCATOR Inr* Fmd rtwt you are looking lor rakaa. HISTORIC DttTRICT 1 bdrm. tvataa* 833Vmon * IIOOsoc. 133-3338 408 W 11 St_______ JC m M O A N P flO P C R T IE B , IN C . COUNTRY C U M MANOR • 3/1. Big bonus rm-coukj 6a 3 aw pamt. trvouLaww carpat 833.800 WOOOMKR8 PARK • 3/1.8. lanced yard, big screen porch, 848 800 rv i i M u m 11 M3RM 8*10440 . 347QMO ANO UP in id M lt w M U000 88- k. 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. MOOtne ♦ t A o r s a t P Ib c b T o U rffw ttm ertfo Aa CLEANB4Q SVC Rea/dI comm Free eat 3340337/0. pgr tor armed reaponaa 888-3961 APOLLO C1XARWO 8VC ComnvRatJd OuaWy Svc/SalNlaceon guar Uertn* 33 14044 2314113 i*fraa Exk Free pre-qu*Mng over to* 2S2>Accounting Free ban appacaton Free 13) Ettmuas SCON BOOKKEimO CuT •omuedtoerioitekMd pek-up j#tvtcR 275-Drywall ORYWALL*STUCCO-Rapar* WM 8 Cadng Tarturat Matched Popcorn 1234338 279-Etectrlcal NEIOAMBLCCTIBCtANT CALL O d C a ELECTRIC 487-33 14 733 2 5 3 -A d d it io n s A 281-Irrigation A BEPAW AX make* 1 4 ions Ooor*. wmdow*. earpamry. ■Kkna dacha 8 conersu 323-1833 8 OBakrtCBC It 279-Handy Man Chnatmaxlll AppkAoy*/art clr/ 1741 pea MC. VISA. OAIRO KXY CONSTRUCTION YATEB * 6 o m ii (Lee 1IE8 M lfc .D lN .M lk a . DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST vb W M 7 I7 a .g r 8484407 B c a OROBO LAWN B ER V lH RE8/COM QUALITY CARE H E E a T -H M I^ ^ H ►BwMBRW KKATHY'S I w -m rs 8384283 A-3 LswTasW Orvorc* 888. Custody |7S. 8ankn(*cy 878, Nam* Chengs •86. Etc. <4 MS- (407) 121-0347 JNrwwjrtnBagrtngeaei/ i j «l U-BUY-4T-I art PRtotogMecbonaRolai lendacapmg UacAnaur. 2314888 LETS US UFT YOUR CLEAN- g j p ltf*. 8to Local iguM cart 878-10U 322-2611 i ■ *>c >27-3938 erM U kaO MOVE-IN-OUT MSpecial*. H HWaahmg- f” ^faO M M M N M C tl CALLUSXT (W lt t H lM LAKEM AU # 117— Commfclal Rantals CUDDLE UP * tor t w Santord Herald and La te Mary lA k H R U M M A im 8AtrtORO-2.txYm Just ranoval ad Immacutat*. CHA carport. |4C0 WO hookup hook-up BMOttaoow* n « 4 a ii RENOVATED Over 1800 *q It DnU»4pl sem prch 848.800 4/11 Over I 600 sq 8 . kv»i*rV tarn. 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? 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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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The offer may be earn whet you gat. Get a Jump on Me by •rkkkons or moderakona Fiat could ape8 understanding the Influences that wilt increases. govern you In the year ahead Sand tor OI MBfl (May 21-June 20) Everything your Astro-Graph predictions by maiitng should more along nicely today it you (2 to Astro-Oraph, c/o thta newspaper. use your Mbabve instead of waking on P O Bos 1798. Murray HtS Station. New others. Be a aea-etarter and not someone York. NY 10198 Be sure lo stale your who needs a push Kxkecstgn. CAMCSH (June 21-July 22) You have a AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-FeB. 19) Set high special ability today for being able lo social standards for yourself today. Do unravel entanglements others hare left not gst wrapped up with people who do knotted up. What you do w * help them, not here constructive things lo add to as wel as youreMf. <Brthday ANNIE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Smith was supervisor of the Department of Juvenile Crime Intervention and {Enforcement for u year. Sheriff [>on Esllti­ ger said that Smith has been on leave and tendered the res­ ignation on Wednesday. Jan. 7. ’He has done a great Job for us.’ Esllnger said this morning. *1 hate to see him leave.* Chief Deputy Steve Harriett said that Smith, since starting with the Sheriffs Office, has been a major Influence In put­ ting together programs for Ju venlles such as the Juvenile Assessment Center. Operation Right Truck, the Consequenre Unit. etc. *He has assisted In making a solid foundation on winch lo enlarge und enhance our efforts (in helping Juve-. nllesl.’ Harriett said. T he ShertfTs Office has made tre­ mendous stndes with his lead­ ership.* By MARIA OREM Herald Slafl Writer SANFORD - Tlir Orlando Sanford Airjxirt Authority Is Imping lo settle a lawsuit scheduled lo go lo trial In March, which has languished since 11194. Ilased on Ihe advice of alrjMirt attorney Sieve Coover. imard memlx-rs this week voted lo meet the demands of Ihe jirojK-ny ownrn* on a par­ cel Ihe alqxirt acquired four years ago as jiart of Its new en­ trant e road The Iwo-acre parcel, known as ihe Trainman proj>erty. Is |Mrt of a 10-arre tract partially consisting of wetlands. Coover said "Die fire has lx-rn III berauru- of the trial datr.* Coover said. "Demands are being made l»y the |iroj>erty owners.* Hmitt Wu S i W T— , VSu m i Nurso Carol Archer receives flowers from CEO Doug Sills, nght, as husband Lawronco looks on B»k>w Voluntoer Jane Back with (lowers Both women wore Smith has an extensive background In state law en­ forcement agencies und Juve­ nile Justice. Before coming to the ShertfTs Office. Smith was appointed to the position of inspector general of the De­ partment of Juvenile Justice by Secretary Calvin Ross In 1994. Before taking that ofTlce. Smith worked with Florida's D ep art ment of Corrections. honored lor their humanitanan spin! with the Dr Thomas Fnst Jr Award A rc h e r, B ack: H o sp ita l’s Frist A w a rd w in n e rs By RUBS WHITE Herald Stuff Writer In a copy of hta resignation letter, provided by the ShertfTs Office. Smith states. *1 sin­ cerely appreciate the level of confidence that you entrusted lo me and am grateful for the opportunity to have made a difference In the quality of life for the citterns of Seminole County.* SANFORD - Carol Archer has been a regis­ tered nurse at the hospital for IH yrurs - Jane Uack a volunteer for 14 yrars. On Thursduy, they wrrr recognized for llirlr spirit and service at Columbia Medical Center Sanford. Kuril was given an awanl for nilr• « P rist. Page 2A At Issue Is whether the air(tort paid a fair appraisal value ihised on ihe highest and Im-s I use* of Ihe site. Coover said. The Inlllal appraisal valued the parrel at $10,000 an acre and Ihe owners are asking for $20,000 to $.’10,000 an arre. 'Hicir Is also Ihe question of compensation lor the profes­ sionals Involved, such as the attorneys and ajipralsers. he Mild. ’ ll would ajijtear that our Inl­ llal ajipralsal Is flawed.* hr Mild, adding lhat there needs to lie another appraisal. Coover Mild through Ihe le­ gal advice ol fudges and attor­ neys II would lie III the airjxirt's lies! Inlerrsl lo settle the case to uvuld costly litigation. D ir additional cost, he said, would lie $0.1.000 Of Out A irport. Pago 2A Dr. King’s daughter to speak at prayer breakfast B y SU SAN W IN N E R Herald Stall Writer SANFORD • The Seventh An­ nual Seminole County ITuyer Breakfast Is right around the corner. On Wednesday. Feb. IH at 7 a.m. the city will lie honured with the prrsence of the Rev. Bernier A. King, the - rmingrsS t hdd -at Corrtta Scott—rj King, and the lato« Uither King Jr. The Rrv. King will be Ihe keynote speaker presenting the theme Tliat All May Be One." She Is a nationally renowned orator and has Inspired thousands from ull walks of life. According lo a rrcent press ■so Prayer, Page 2A The Rev. Bernice A. King Zoo’s Teen Team accepting applications By MART ROWELL Herald Correspondent Two Amorlean Bald Eagles naar thanaat at Btata Road 4d. Audubon members monitor eagle progress By BHARI BROOIE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • A pair of American Bald Eagles have re­ turned to their nest Just west of Slate Road 415, at State Road 46. Seminole Audubon Society chapter president Roger Grlmshaw has been monitor­ ing the nest situation since construction began on a community health facility ad ­ jacent to the nest on S.R. 415. Grlmshaw was concerned that the pair would be dis­ turbed by the construction of the factllty. which began late last year. The nesting season for eagles is between Oct. 1 and May 15. Individual pairs return to the same territory year after year. According to Information gathered by Audubon'a Eagle Watch, ea­ gles are most vulnerable to disturbance In the first 12 weeks of the nesting period and this can lead to nest abandonment. Bald Eagles often alternate between nests In a territory, but the report said that sites are used by the original pair or another pair aa long aa no habitat degradation occurs. An eagle's territory Is 750 to 1,500 feet In the primary zone around the nest and up to one 1m Eagles. Psgs 2A i Y, la . r-* • > t __ __________________' Msrssssys January marks the third yrar or having a Tren Team at Ihr Central Florida Zoological Park. The zoo will be taking applications between now and Jan. 30. What Is Ihe Teen Team? The Tern Team, essentially, ts Junior doernt volunteers. During a four week training program, teens learn about the themed discovery boxes In the zoo. so tliat they are knowledgrablr enough to ex­ plain them to zoo visitors. They also learn about four different animals well enough to be able to educate zoo visi­ tors about those animals. Die teens come in one Sat­ urday u month to work at the zoo. Dicy do one community Involvement service project during the yrar. Last year, they participated In the St. John's River cleanup. They also do one fund-raiser for the zoo. The teens come up with the Idea for Ihe fund-raiser and vote on it. They arc then responsible for coordinating and implementing the fund raiser. Last year, they did a car wash. To gel their parents Involved, they host a parents day every year. The parents get to come to the zoo for a buffet lunch and see what their teens have learned when the teens on a tour of the zoo. Who can be on the Teen Team? Anyone age 13 to 15 can apply. Docent Volunteer Coordinator Terry Beige) wants this to be a real life les­ son for the teens. The teens must (Ul out an application and be Interviewed by Terry. The Interview la conducted Cantral Floods Zoological Park Taan Patrick McKaa (from left), Brandon Bonner, Alsxts Jandraau, Tracy Parian. EnRy Goldman, Tiffany Turner and Ksrui Wolf. Just like a formal business In­ they think they would be a terview. Parents are then good teaching volunteer. Those brought In und told about the accepted must go through the pluasea and minuses of the four week training class and teen's Interviewing skills. pass a test on what they have When they apply, they need learned. They then work at the three letters of reference, one zoo from March through De­ from a parent, one from a cember. teacher and one from another Space la limited to 20 teens source. They should also write and there to a small fee. Teen a paragraph that explains why Team members pay $20 to cover the costs of their train­ ing material*, zoo shirt and name badge. If you would like a Teen Team application, pick one up at the zoo or call Terry Belgcl at 323-4450. ext. 121 and ahe will' mall you one. If Terry la not there, make sure you leave your name, address and phone number on her voice mall. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H ER A LD FOR T H E B E S T L O C A L NEW S C O V E R A G E . Call 322-261 1 �2 A •Sanford Herald, Santord. Florida •Friday, January 9 1998 T y I L Prayer TP T T 3* __i l l 1 Sanford commission to meet SANFORD * The city com ­ mission will meet Monday. Jan. 12 at City Hall. 300 N. Park Avenue at 7 p.m. For In­ formation, call 330-5000. Longwood to meet commission LONGWOOD - Die Lourwood City Commission will meet Monday. Ja n 12 at 175 W. Warren Ave.. Longwood. at 7 p.m. The appointment of the director of public safety will lie confirmed at 6:30 p.m. For information, call 260-3481 County commission to meet SANFORD - Tlte Seminole County* Hoard of County Com­ missioners will meet Tuesday. Jan. 13 at 1101 E. First St'.. Sanford nt 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Adult entertainment rezonlng Is on the agenda. For more information call 3211130. ext. 7219. School board to meet SANFORD - The Seminole County School Hoard will meet Tuesday. Jan. 13 at the Edu­ cational Support Center. 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd. at 3:30 p.m. For Information, call 3200000. Lake Mary commission to meet LAKE MART - The Lake Mary City Commission will meet Thursday. Jan. 15 at 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, at 7 p.m. For more In­ formation. call 324-3000. Golden Rule moves SANFORD - Golden Rule Housing and Community D e­ velopment Corporation, a non­ profit organization that pro­ vide* housing for very low In­ come Individuals, has moved to 417 E. Second St.. The new location ts the former Harris House, a historic property In Georgetown, will be open for business In about a week, ac­ cording to director Cynthia Hamilton Smith. For Informa­ tion. call 324-9123. Continued horn Page 1A release, in 1980, nl the ngr ol 17. she spoke to the United University building Nations on Apartheid, thus re­ dedication alizing her oratorical gift. She OVIEDO Tlte University of is remembered by most as the Central Florida Faculty Center five- year -old in a Pulitzer for Teaching and Learning will lYlze photograph taken of her hold tls grand opening cere­ as she lay In her mother's lap mony Tuesday. Jan. 13 from 3 during her father's funeral. As to 4 p.m. during a presenta­ a child, she dreamed of be­ tion on teaching legal research coming both a lawyer and a and a panel discussion on jmill!Irian, but God hud vet an ­ communicating In an Inlerac- other road for her to travel. On live video environment. For March 27. 1988. she formally Information, call 823-2730. accepted "Ills call" by preach­ ing a sermon at Ebenezcr Hap Columbia Medical Center (1st Church. She was ordained two years later In May of 1990. officers SANFORD * Former Sanford As cited by Etxmy Magazine, Mayor Hcttye D. Smith lias "she Is truly one of the 50 lead­ been appointed chairman of ers nf tomorrow." The Rev. King holds a H.A. (he Columbia Medical Center Sanford Imard of trustees. Also degree In psychology’ from appointed to the Imard were Sprtman College and on the Dr. David C. Mowrrc. an nb- morning of her ordination, she stetnclan/gvnecologlst with was not only awarded n m aster Mid-Florida OH/C.YN Special­ of Divinity degree, but also a ists In Sanford: Doug Sills; doctorate of Law degree from Stephen II. Coovcr. a partner Emory University. She has In the law flim or tlulchUon •wen honored with a doctor of Divinity degrre from Wesley Mamclc A Coovcr and a past director of the Seminole College. Presently? she Is the assis­ County Legal Aid Society: Wil­ liam T, Royster, a managing tant pastor at Greater Rising partner with the accounting Star Haptlst Church In Atlanta, linn of Greene, Dyrtis A Co.. Georgia where she oversees the P.A. and a board member of Youth nnd the Women's Minis­ the Greater Sanford Chamber try. She Is a member of the of Commerce; Dr. Gary W. Hoard of Directors of the Mar­ Snell, a family physlelan with tin Luther King. Jr. Center for Family Practice Center of Nonviolent Social Change. Al­ Sanford and a former chief of though the Rev. King has re­ ceived awards and recognition staff . from various civic, religious, corporate and political organi­ zations. she has not failed to If yo u want to realize (hat “to whom much Is b u y a scho ol bus... given, much Is expected." As The Seminole County Public such, slie devotes time mcitSchool Hoard will hold a public tortng pre-tcenage and teen­ auction of school buses and age girls. other vehicles on Friday. Januaiy 10. Thr location of this GcofT Koarh. president-elect auction Is 822 East State Road for the Seminole County Prayer 434. Winter Springs. Hreakfast mid head of promo­ A second auction of miscel­ tions for the event, com­ laneous equipment will be held mented." We urr very excited on Saturday. January 17. Tills about this year's event. Tills auction wlil be held at 410 will be the first female speaker East 4th Street, Sanford. Items that we've ever had. Last year can be previewed on the day of Meadowlark Lemon was our each auction beginning at 8 guest speaker. We are so a.m. with the auction starting thrilled to be blessed with Rev. at 9 a.in. For more In­ King this year. Wc feel that her formation. contact Chuck Al­ appearance will assist In racial corn at 320-0346 at Surplus or reconciliation for Sanford and Property Records at 320-0234, Seminole County." 320-0235. 320-0236. He continued by saying.’ In keeping with John: 17 when Je- Frist Continued from Page 1A ntiing thr humanitarian spirit of Dr. Thomas Frist. Jr., a founder of the Hospital Assm-lallon of Amerlcn that established the Sanlont hospital. The annual Frist awards honor Individuals whose dolly dedication nnd eareglvlng epito­ mize the highest standards of quality and per­ sonal commitment. Winners receive a cheek lor $250 and (hr hospllal gives another $250 lit their designated charities. Those attending Thursday's presentations were stunned when hospital CEO and presi­ dent Doug Sills said lhal 87-year-old Frist had died Sunday at his home In Nashville. Term., and that Frist's wife. Calc, died Tuesday. They wen* married 61 years, nnd now they are being burled together." Sills said. Archer had met Dr. Frist, and recalled when he would come to the hospital to attend the award presentations. She said she w*as totally surprised to be the associate winner this year. "I love this hospital and working here." she said. "1 feel very much at home. "It's an overwhelming feeling to be given the Dr. Frist award," Arener said. She was Joined Thursday by her husbnnd. Lawrence, son. Travis nnd daughter. Nicole and two-year-old granddaughter. Angctn. The Archers have been married 27 years. Bom la Carthage. N.Y.. Arrhcr came to Hoi Ida In 1979. She began her work at the Sanford hospital In April of 1980, working first In the emergency room. She’s been In outpatient surgery, short stay surgery nnd the recovery room. She now serves as one of the charge nurses In out patient surgery. "During hectic times Carol Archer has al­ ways kept things running smoothly and has been thanked by patients for her good care and kindness." Sills read from romments on sus pruyrd for unity nnd ‘tliat we all might be one' we are hopefvd of the vision that wc sec In bringing everyone to ­ gether. Also Rev. King Is fol­ lowing In the splUt of this prayer of our Lord and In her father's footsteps In faith that we all can be one." A corporate sponsorship ta ­ ble of right will be 0150 or In­ dividual tickets may be pur­ chased at the cost of 015 each. Seating Is limited and a sell­ out Is expected. ITompt replies are necessary. Checks may be sent to Seminole County Prayer Breakfast, P.O. Box 951446. Lake Mary. FL 32795-1446. Tickets will be mailed prior to the event. For funhrr Information call Geoff Koach at Strang Com­ munications at 333-0600 ext. 2243. the nwaid ballots. TShc shows through lirr work an under­ standing tliat sire truly cares for the patterns nnd her co-workers." Employee nominees are those who may be overshadowed Irernuse of Ihclr personal hu­ mility and modesty bill whose day-to-day performance is dependable, consistent and people-oriented. Clearly. Archer's associates were pleased when her name was called. Tlie same genuine feeling and applause came when Back was given the volunteer award, She’s lx-en a familiar face at the hos­ pital giving more than 13.000 volunteer hours. She was president of the Auxiliary from 199495. "They used to rail us pink ladles." she said. "But we have many men who volunteer their lime us well. Tills has been going on Ihrre years or more. So we’rr not pink ladles any­ more. Wr’rr Auxlllartans." At 70, Hack volunteers two or thrre days a wrek. She's often the first person other* see when they enter the hospital. "IVe not thought about any rewards other than seeing people smile when we gave them lender loving rarr." Back said. "That was re­ ward enough." Back, a widow without chil­ dren. was Joined by her sister, Mrs. Belly Joe llalhlg from Daytona. Buck Is from Middleton. Ohio, and has lived in Hoi Ida slntc 1940. Fur 25 years she was a claims secrriary for Guy A Taylor In Tampa and Orlando. Her husband. Randy Bark, died from cuncer In 1980. He was at th r Sanford hospital for an extmded slay. "I feel very fortunate that I can help a little here." Bark wild. "I've found a little niche In life. I’m merrly Hying to gtvr something that counts. My husband was so ill here and oth­ ers did so much for him." Airport--------Continued from Pago LA amount. 040.000 would be paid out to the TTnutmans and the remainder would cover legal and appraisal fees. ‘Litigation would cost more than 0100.000 * he said. Coovrr sold although most of the propeuy lies In wetlands, the airport authodty can't Isolate the 2-acrr portion from the tract. When the land was Initially appraised prtnclpuls questioned why the ulrport would pay top dollar for wet­ lands. In addition, he said, there Is a legal question on the future use of the lund and since most of the surrounding land appears to be designated for Industrial use. lhal would put a different valuation on the T H E L IQ U O R S T O R E i l Costiausd mile beyond that. The hew building falls within the secon­ dary zone, used by the birds as a feeding area. The Seminole Audubon Soci­ ety has been In existence for more than 50 years. The pur­ pose of the group Is to promote awareness and protection of the plants and animals In the St. Johns River Basin In order to sustain the beneficial co­ existence of nature and hu­ mans. "With the rapid growth of our area, we need a voice of conservation here at the local level," said Qrlmshaw. The next meeting of the Seminole Audubon Society wlil be Sunday. Jan . 11 at 2 p.m. a t the North Branch of the Semi­ nole County Public Library System. The speaker for the meeting norma Auauuon v-emrr for Birds of Prey. Hynt is the spe­ cial projects coordinator and will talk about the role the crater In raptor rehabilitation and how raptors monitor the environment. She will bring along some live raptors for vis­ ual aidsl The chapter meets monthly for an Inside meeting and a filed (Up. January’s field tUp will be the following Saturday, Jan. 17 to the Nouh Lake Jcsup Conservation Area. The Sanford branch library is located a ISO N. Palmetto Ave. To paUicipatc in Add tUps, please call 323-8375. Meetings and filed tups are free and open to Ihe public. Anyone who Is Interested In enjoying and teaming about ecology, birds and wildlife In Invited to attend. Ttautnutn property. Concerned over whether the pro|wsrd deal could set a precedent. Comer wild he has requested a confidential setllrmcut. "It also needs to be known that we're not |>uy1ng too murh for this panel." hr said. Funding lo cover thr cost of thr lawsuit could come from a Federal Avia lion Administra­ tion graul, Coovcr said. He wild airport director Steve Cooke luid spoken with the FAA about reopening nn ex­ isting grant previously desig­ nated for thr entrance project. However. Corner wild, the authority will have to pay the proposed settlement costs up front and hope to get the FAA grant money later. • 1 11 i i ■ ' i i I*.' • 111: i ( I n < *v x . t . s l i i i i K nag it •4 ? . ■ u tm iu r • e y .'f la D « ^ i a r c v . . . ’« J S I > C H . . U S I * 6 " U r a l Flltan....*1tais 1* 1 3 3 • e n .'-o r a The Real Florida.., N a tu ra lly \ Q a to r L a n d in g Vtlvaralda O H IIa l Entoy dsSctoue eotansm tars and f w -R eal Ftonda' wnee ra is in g to out i Ing Sw tcamc at. Jortna FWart S P E C IA L T IE S Album. N J. Minnie Mae Gore. 79. Coun- • Oramkow Funeral Home, by C Creek Boulevard. Jackson- Sanford, In charge of ar­ Mile, e. died Thursday. Jan. 8. rangements. 1996. Bom May 5. 1918 In Christm as, Fla., she was a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Mrs. Oore was a wait­ Qravcside funeral services for ress and ■ homemaker. She Mrs. will be Saturday, Jan. was a Baptist. One of the pio­ 10 at Oore I p.m. In Oviedo Cemetery. neering families In Christm as. Friends may rail at the funeral Minnie was the daughter of home Friday from 6 until 8 p.m. Harley Whltus Cox and Minnie I’receded in death by three chil­ Etta Redltt Cox. She Uved in dren: Curtis. Doris and Gary Oore. Sanford for BO years before Mrs. Oore ts also survived by four moving to Jacksonville to Uve grandchildren. Daniel and Kath­ ryn Oore of Sanford. Travis Hamil­ with her daughter. Survivors include son. John ton and Debbie Yarborough, both Jacksonville. Daniel Oore J r.. Orlando: of lirisaon Funeral Home, 322daughter. Dolores Oore Hamil­ 2131. Sanford, is in charge of ton. Jacksonville: four grand­ services. children. c. Brtaaon Funeral Home. San­ catholic Funeral Services for ford. in charge ol arrange­ Mr. Douglas C. Moore. 55. of m ents. Sanford, who died Monday at his residence will be I p.m. Saturday at Oramkow Funeral Home Chapel DOUQLA8 MOORS with Fr. Richard Trout officiating. Douglas Moore. 65. Sanford Intcrmcnta will be private. Friends Avenue. Sanford, died Monday. may tali at Oramkow Funeral Jan . B. 1998 at his residence. Home Saturday from noon until Bom Ju n e 13, 1942 in New service time. Mr. Moore was a lab Jersey, he moved to Central technician for Dupont industries Florida from Album. N J. in of Deepwater. NJ. He relocated to 1977. Mr. Moore was a lab Florida In 1977 where he worked technician for Moblllte Indus­ for Mobilite Industry. For those who wish, memorial contributions try. He waa a Catholic. He waa are suggested to American Diabe- , a member of National Rifle­ tea Assoc., 1101 N. Destiny Road. m an's Association and Vietnam Suite 415. Maitland. Fla.. 32751a veteran of the U.S. Army. 7105. Survivors Include daughters, Arrangements by Oramkow Fu­ Jam ie L., Album, N J.. Misty. neral Home. 500 E. Airport Utvd.. Orlando: son. Chad, Album. Sanford. Fla.. 32773. (407) 322N J.; sister, Patricia Carrel). 3213. F iW iF r a K t n g C M K i. 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January 9.1998 - 3 A .. G ro w in g s p iritu a lly a n d n u m e ric a lly SANFORD _ Tony Black has been the minister for the San­ ford Church of Christ, at 1500 S. Park Ave. tn Sanford, for ovrr nine and a half years now. Ills counseling background and extensive education has as­ sisted the membership In growth both spiritually and numerically. According to Black, the con­ gregation has approximately 75 families or 165 members. The church has served the community with help for the hungry through Its pantry pro­ gram and opening Its doors for weddings and funerals. This past summer the elders made a family weekend available to the city with a guest speaker from International Bible College In Florence. Alabama and various activities. Including a ham ­ burger/ hot dng grilled lunch and a special singing group. Numerous special classes are offered throughout the year to meet the needs of Its mem­ bers. A parenting class re­ cently completed a video cur­ riculum while marrtagr/famlly enrichment sessions are slated for upcoming times. Presently, die Wednesday evening Bible classes arc serving men and ladles classes separately to assist the 'older women In teaching the younger" and fos­ ter encouragement and open communication with the men and women slurring among themselves. Black shared that three eld­ ers and nine deacons serve the church. “The deacons are In charge of areas such as educa­ tion. youth. benevolence, building, worship, fellowship, treasury, missions and emer­ gency response.* he said. "We also Itave three care groups that meet for lunch on Sundays and encourage each other children. Throughout the year we take every opportunity we can to meet for fellowship whether It be a wedding shower, baby shower, Bible study In the home, reception or anyway we can celebrate and fflttt Tony Block through fellowship and trying to meet needs within the group.* Members are also working to remodel and restock the re­ cently relocated church library. Leadership Is prayerful that the volumes of books, knowl­ edge and Information will serve In strengthening the group. The youth group Is com­ prised of about 10 to 15 chil­ dren who meet monthly to a t­ tend Christian Youth Fellow­ ship throughout the Central Florida area. Monthly youth devotions tn member's homes are still In the planning stages. The young people and their parents have attended numer­ ous family outings to foster family closeness and together­ ness. Fellowships are a real plus, according to Black. "We meet yearly for our church picnic.* he said. ’That event Is always well attended as well as the holiday party for the adults and a separate one for the preacher encourage each other In the Lord. Our ladles class Is very active In the community mak­ ing lap robes for shut-ins and those In the nursing homes. They make bears for the hospi­ tals. They recently made care packages for children In Bos­ nia.* He continued by saying, “We (the membership) are very di­ verse In age but are a very co­ hesive group that are con­ cerned about people but are also very family oriented. We havr a Family Sunday on the fourth Sunday of each month. On that day we meet for wor­ ship. Bible classes, a meal and a brief devotion time. We do not meet that evening to allow families a time of renewal and shared time together.* Speaking ol a mission state­ ment for the church Black said. *We want to share the gospel and strengthen dlsclpleshlp. It comes from the Qrest Commission where we are told to baptise and teach them to observe all things.* The church also supports many missions such as Chris­ tian Home and Bible School, where orphaned children are cared for and a Christian school teaches them and oth­ ers throughout the Central Florida area. Members also support the Accept Pregnancy Center In Longwood where women are tested free for pregnancy and assistance Is provided to meet needs. The - Central Florida Bible Camp re­ ceives financial and other help from members. Several groups over the last 20 years have Journeyed to Jamaica to preach the word of Ood. He concluded by saying. 1 llilnk there Is a great door of opportunity today. With the growth of the community we have vast reason to share Lord. The focus seems to be In the home and through this we can develop the best in the community for Christ.* Services of the church are Sunday worship at 9:30 a.m. and Bible school at 10:30 a.m. Sunday evening worship, ex­ cept for the fourth Sunday meets at 6 p.m. and Wednes­ day Bible study resumes at 7 p.m. For more Information call the church office at 322-7781. Great music, great food, great fellowship, basketball, volleyball, canoeing and horse­ shoes will be offered. The coat is $27, which Includes meals and lodging. For more Information call Tom Cason at 330-2082 or Chris Cubberly at 322-0222. 8 4 n i« •t E T J A I-A L A I WED. thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THURS. &SAT. NOON: SUN. 1 P.M. fromFL.CA.KY.NY.PA Prayar mooting SANFORD - Sanford Church of Ood will host a d ty wide Prayer Meeting sponsored by •Rise Upl Sanford* on Satur­ day. Jan. 24 from 7 to 8 p.m. Pompano, Hazel Pvk Concert ochodulod SANFORD CHURCH OF GOO LAKE MARY • Markham Woods Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary will host and spon­ sor a concert of the Heritage Trio on Sunday. Jan. II at 3:30 p.m. This event will be hdd In the church sanctuary located at 5210 Markham Woods Toad. The public Is tnvtted to attend. For more Information call the church office at 333-2030. * RB • Also Simulcast from Miami and Dania Jai-Aiai n $ am WmSOO<TtCHXTOWUWOOJAUUU — ‘P roudly P m ctU a — ftvv J. V 9* * . . 5 I;* ' * X. V ' \ „ ! fI r* p. -I ' . 2* I .i. .h; v! 31 j .r'j i. >i | *• I * < j V .o 1 SOUTHERN GOSPEL M U SIC A T IT S BEST! COUNTRY FOLK ART & CRAFT SHOW IflNCIflRY 9-10-11 WYTONfl BEACH OCEAN CENTER f$7,H t fitte d , la North oi>A1AA»anMc Am to Ocsen Singlet dance ORLANDO - Singles Chris­ tiana United sponsors a ‘Singles Dance* on the second Saturday of each month from 8 to 11 p.m. tn the Wesley Building Fellowship HaU of First United M ethodist Church, downtown Orlando. Upcoming dances will be held on Jan . 10. Feb. 14 and March 14. Admission at the door la $5. A deejay will provide the mu­ sic. These monthly dances benefit local m inistries. For additional Information, call the church office at 8496080. the singles hotline at 648-0818 ext. 6000 or visit the church homepage at HY­ PERLINK. http://w w w .i net.net/fum co/fiunco.btm l Spirit oomlnar ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • A "Life in the Spirit* Sem inar, boated by the Servants of the Moat High Catholic C haris­ matic Community at the Church of the Annunciation. 1020 Montgomery Road in Al­ tamonte Springs (located b e­ tween State Road 434 and State Road 436. wcat of Inter­ state-4) wtQ be b d d on Tues­ day nights for the Brat seven of 1808. Each Tuesday evening aesdon will begin promptly at 7:30 p.m. This will be the Brat ecu ­ menical lif e In the Spirit* Seminar tn Central Florida, with several churches and m inistries being represented, a unique opportunity for di­ verse groups to come together as the Body of Christ and ‘discover the wonderful SptrRfilled life.* This aeries will help partlfcftpanto to: eat ahhah / re­ establish a personal relation­ ship with Jesu s Christ, yield t o . the action of the Holy Spirit in their lives and become a part of a group with whom they can share their Christian life. Participants range from ac­ tive churchgoers, to nominal churchgoers, to people who have given up the practice of their faith, to unbelievers. For those who are already Chris­ tians. the lif e in the Spirit* Seminar offers help tn finding a fuller release of the Holy Spirit; for thoee who are not. It serves as an introduction to Christianity, an opportunity to enter a relationship with Jesu s Christ, and a time to learn to cooperate with the work of the Holy Spirit. Admission la free. Call the pre-register at 670-2845 ext. 0400. Pooconooo anniversary SANFORD - The Deaconess Board of Zion Hope M.B. Church. 710 Orange Ave.. will celebrate Its anniversary on Sunday. Jan. 25 a t 3 p.m. Pas­ tor Paul Wright of Calvary Temple of Praise of Sanford will be the guest speaker. The public is invited to at­ tend. 1 Ml Due to erroneous information provided to the Saq/bnl Herald, the number to call for the Rita Theatre la 321-8111 instead of the number th at ran tn Thurs­ day's edition. I I #•«i >I MCj I Ol l< f . i t l \ t i l M I U S M O W IN I MI N M I I U N I I n l t l i ( l f 1 ( i I Ml i l l S t ! ( ) » ’ Q U M I I I Y I O l M M i U I S m NS I i ( U M Mi i f O S S I M I ( . D U M M Y U U S I N L S S I S N T 1H J I L T ON DRE AM S Al ONE Supar Bowl party SANFORD • Rise Upl Sanford la planning at Super Bowl Party with the game being viewed on a 14-foot screen. If you are Interested in attending call Tom Cason at 330-2062 or Mike Duffy at 800-5504. Act in in Man's ratraat SANFORD • Rise Upl Sanford wtli present 'Breaking Down 'th e walla* Part U Men's Re­ treat at Camp Joy on Feb. 6 and 7. In keeping with Promfoe 6 of Promise Keepers, th e SANFORD • Zion Hope M.D. men of Sanford are getting to ­ Church, 710 Orange Aire., will celebrate Ita Homecoming on gether at Camp Joy to Break Jan . 18 at 4 p m. Pastor Rob* Down the Watts that separate us. Promise $6: A Promise Keeper la committed to reach Mt, Mission IIM o n aiy Church of Daytona Beach »U1 beyond any racial and d e­ nominational barriers to dem­ be in ftttTfuU*™* The public la Invited to at­ onstrate the power of unity. tend. him i n n , ' 1 I I I T 1 « >1 * M il ‘ • • \ {1 ! . i i \ \ V 1’L 'l II . IM M 1m l . I' ACt M l t •2 5 h M k Wekomt • $100 Domatkm & Love Offering Will B* Taken. * _______ 801 W. 22nd S t. Sanford • 322-3842 C o rre c tio n I •w �i U i * •Sanford HarakJ, Sanford. Florida •Friday. January 9.1990 hi i # <-Wo/tsfup atthe fijcm/t u h c CM*n\*wt«a fcwmiKwngi fOOpm hay Cxm tterf hour hvcroa tv w wwaen cm w -w m w («n m w f CfeHftlM «•*>« Kami •aim tom •^w 25 k w S 2 S 2 t JIM ROWE PEST CONTROL LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED HON RUSS & STAFF 2626Iroquois At*. • $22-2070 (497)321-7741 fantastic Sam's Tt» OrigM Fan% FWr Outtare HARREL & BEVERLY TRANSM1SSONS D a v id B e v e r ly a n d S ta f f THE M cK IBBIN AG ENCY » e , me. PAHTY OCPOT_____ __ cottwal tvdTtMS S23-W 4 CKlUrgnw i e q p t y w i MBURNCE 114 N. PwfcAvt.. Sanford ■ DON Z. HANDYMAN > UNoam oa sracuusT ** �P U L L O U T A N D S A V E * FRI. J A N . 9 - T H U R S . J A N . 15 ... Q U I C K R E F E R E N C E T V V I E W I N G �★ P U L L O U T A N D SAVE * FRI. J A N . 9 - T H U R S . J A N . 15 ... 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Thu) Video C odacden (Wad) (WON) Famdy Matter* IB S (W TBS) Savad by to* Bad A: I I (TM C) M O V* (Uoj| "Forgar Parw* (TM C) M O V* (Tua) U ro u n Tn g Day" (Wad) Ttaca lha Bun" •JO Narman JM a n) Oamd ^ ^to ng Amartaa (tua) Hal Undaay (TVarr) Fadaarahlp Mtotobtoa (Thu) 0 P a M Program iM c / M O v C f F n r T h * Ud* Fug toa"[Tua| -The Damned Oonl Cry- ton.UnJ^’ .HBO) MOV* |Fn) "A Vary Arady (•m T ( U T D O M h i GM i �FRIDAY Sanford Herald January 9. 1998 Sports : THE WEEK PREP ATHLETICS Q u a il Qf th* MM You’re no sports fan if you m is... Herald Staff Writer Jan. 9: Seminole at Laka Mary, girls soecar, 7 p.m. This shouldn't be a very dose game. Lake Mary is a powerhouse In GA and the Lady Moles haven't won a conference game In three years. Still, there's plenty of reason to check this one out. mainly to see If Seminole's C.C. Qulllan can outscore Lake Mary's Ally Be­ nitez. Both players are among the leading scorers tn Central Florida and Tony Arena's Seminole team Is looking as good as It has In years. Lake Mary Is as powerful as ever, just be­ hind Lake Brantley In the county's pecking order and Jordan Kellgren doesn't give up goals very easily. Jan. 9: Laka Mary at Saminola, boys baskstball, 7:30 p.m. Seminole Is playing Impressive basketball all throughout the early part of the season and has lost several heartbreakers. Cornelius Blue Is leading the offense and Daryl Redding can be a scoring machine. Seminole Is a sleeping giant In the county as Oviedo. Lake Howell and Lake Brantley have gotten most of the early attention but the Notes are capable of sneaking up on anyone come playoff time. The Rams overcame a season filled with tough losses to win Its haahrthall tourna­ ment last week and Paul Beik has been un­ stoppable. He Is one of the leading scorer* I# Central Florida, but even more Impressively, without all the attention, Ben Kersenbrock might be the team's most Important player. He doesn't let many rebounds get away and may be able to dominate against a small Seminole squad. - B Twenty and counting Seminole’s strong effort can’t keep Lake Mary from winning 20th game Herald Staff Witter LAKE MARY _ Last night, some­ body stood up to the big bully on the block and almost came away with the upset of the gtrls' basket­ ball season. Sure. Lake Mary ran away with a 71-01 win over visiting Seminole to extend Its unbeaten record to 2(H). but last night was different. Seminole came ready to play. There was no boring, slowdown offense. Lake Mary found Itself on the floor as often as the Semlnoles In a physical battle that ultimately cost Seminole two of Its starter*. For Seminole. It was an Inspired effort that is great preparation for the district tournament which start at the end of the month. A Lady 'Nole's win over Pine Ridge next Wednesday will put Seminole Into a tie for first In Class 5A-District 4 and the possibility of a top seed In the districts. For Lake Mary. It was a wake-up call that the top-ranked team In Class GA may liave needed. All season long, the lady Rama have faced slowdown offenses that have prevented them from playing to their highest potential. Still, they haven't faced a serious' challenge since early In the season' when Injuries and athletes playing Laursn Bradtey post up over Ssminois's Tamara OAchrtat tor two of her gams-high 17 points as top-ranfcsd Laka Mary improved to 20-0 on the season Thursday night. Croom s is charitable to visitors In addition to William,. TMus Waldo qlso scored 10 f>i>Owflt yr*h. )9 points.......... " " Crooms 10-7) will .host. Tbs Masters Academy from Winter Park In a varsity only contest at 4 p.m. on Monday at home Allen Oymnaaium. point*, mtnic Tif» McCloud 1*4 ORD _ Charity begns at home, but not usually visitors tn basketball. iday night a t Alien Oymnaaium. the host i Panthers and Lake Highland Preparatory from Orlando hooked up In a very good, hardboys' basket ball game. But the Panthers out their guests. putting the Hlffilanders on il tine where they im pended by hitting the e* and topping the home squad. 75-65, in Jan. 12: Laka Mary at Ovlado, girts baskstball, 790 p.m. W1H anyone be able to beat the Lady Rams? -.That’s the question Oviedo coach Tom Bierl faces when his Lady Lions take on Lake Mary in the always Intense Oviedo gym. Oviedo has been playing well of late and has the leading scorer In Central Florida, kfaiy Lou Johnston. Don't get the Impres­ sion that Oviedo Is a one person team. Johnston gets the headlines and the points, but she plays Cor a deep team and Bierl uses a lot of his bench. Oviedo can count on a big night from Johnston but It la the unsung heroes such as Katie McCown and Kelly Brock that speU the key to Oviedo's chances. ; What can you say about Lake Mary that hasn't been said before? Number One In the state says It all. : Don't look for many of the Lady Rams in the statistical categories. Teams have been playing slowdown all year against them but ■pach Carl Brown seems to always figure Hwt a way to Jump out to a big enough lead that everyone gets plenty of minutes. This should be an Interesting battle In that tp matches the county's and. possibly the "state's beat point guards In Johnston and Lake Mary's Aahlee Balia nee. fall sport* hampered the team. After the fame, Seminole coach Sylvr »er Wynn aald he was proud of his team's effort. •We did real well tonight.* Wynn aald. *We had a cold speU but Maiy knows it waa In a dogfight.* The dogfight coat Wynn starters Rosetta Jackson and Dl Dl Hamp­ ton and he also had three player* In foul trouble early • Shamefka Stokes. Tamara Olkhrtat and Fe­ licia Henderson • but the Lady ‘Moles (12-5) hung in and. until a late Lake Mary charge, was In the game despite missing too many free throws. Lake Mary Jumped out to an 18­ 12 first quarter lead despite a scoreless effort horn Lauren Brad­ ley who eventually led the Lady Rams with 17 points. An early run tn the second quarter kept Semi­ nole dose, pulling to within four points, but Lake Mary waa able to keep the lead the entire way as Seminole couldn't make Its free throws drop. Lake Mary had some problems of It* own as point guard Aahlee Ballance played despite an Illness, and coach Cart Brown wasn't pleased with the way his team indled the problem. In fact, the normally subdued IBs n s led througi the Bret three quarters and nine-point advantage hearting Into the final k n itfs. But Lake Highland (8-8) responded by tog the Panther* 22-15 tn the fourth period to L A T E W EDNESDAY SANFORD _ Seminole High School rallied lo out­ score Lake Brantley 16-11 in the fourth quarter and pulled off a 47-48 upset of the Patriots at BUI Fleming Memorial Oymnaaium. Lake Mary's three Inside players combined to score 54 points as the Rama won their sixth straight game. 72-57. over homestanding Lyman. Winter Springs outacored Pierson-Taylor 29-13 In the second quarter and won Its second game of the season with an 85-47 thrashing of the homestanding Wildcats. . T8. CROOMS SS. OVKSTOCB 18 IS 14 a 1 1 .7 8 ™ W|B>— H TWsI fauh J uasa m sruand IS. C ro o n . 20 ro u k d out _ Lake lU fhtand. JU r” Lake Mary bsat Lyman. job In scoring 16 points. Lyman boys’ soccer team continues hot streak Herald corre spondent rior Individual efforts. That waa the case tn the Lyman Greyhounds' 2-0 victory over the vlelUhg Oviedo Liana in a Seminole Athletic Conference boys' soccer game Thursday night a t the Carlton Henley Athletic Complex. playing hurt. And we ahut down one of the top scoring teams In the area tonight. "Ootag tn. we knew we were going to have to ■top IfusUn) Cook and (Mike) Zlgler. Brian Janorits end Chris Bonntag did s great Job staying with them. And. as usual. Shane LaPlaca and Mark Lewta cams up big In another b<la S E ra.w h o sh u to u t Lake Mary an Tuesday, turned away seven shots >• Including a pair of •* pass from Darko Boccvskl and deposited a quick one-time shot In the net. The Greyhounds had several opportunities to pad their lead tn the first half as Lewis, Sasya 1 Markovtc, and Jason Dtebler all hit the crossbar ' with shots. Oviedo also hammered on the Ironwork a bit; Tim Swander volleyed a shot that got by every­ thing except the left goalpost with 18 minutes left in the match. Another extraordinary Individual effort for the Jan. 14: Laka Brantley at Laka Mary, girta aooear, 7:90 p.m. ; •"Lake Brantley Jumped out as the early leader In one of the state’s best county's for: p f s soccer when It took second place, be-: hind perennial dynamo Spanish River. In the target Soccer Classic two weeks ago. -The Lady Pats are young but are used t o ' playing In the spotlight. Olnger ScOtck. M ag-' gje TUUIa and goaltender Sabrina Bonaparte a r e ju st a few o f the starts trying to return to the state playoffs. . Mary has another top scorer to stop with Sdbck. last year's leading scorer In the county but Kellgren. days after facing C.C. fin tils n, la tough and has faced Sefllck In the p ast This be a battle of Bonaparte and Kellgren with the winning team taking over the top spot in the county. Jan. 14: Samlnol* at O viads, FA S C A R racing returns ------- HAPPY HOUR-------- Moiv-Pft 4 pmto 7pm 75# Draft •$4.71 P t t trtc Pftefcsn» IS# Wi— « F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E OF S P O R T S IN YOUR AREA, READ T H E S A N F O R D H ER ALD DAILY �43 •Sanford Herald Sanford Flood* - Friday January 9. 1998 Legal Notices C ontinued from Page IB Grey­ hounds came moments after Swander’s near-miss. Adrian IVdrusa went after the ball with a Lion defender and came away with It. Prom there. Pe­ drosa was In alone on the Oviedo keeper and scored at 73:24. Wlille disappointed with the result. Oviedo coach Joe Avalonr was philosophical about the loss. *Lvman Is a great team and they're well-coached,* said Avalone. “I've learned a lot from Ray In the years IYe know him. I wouldn't say that I Imi­ tate him. but he has taught me a lot. “It's going to be difficult for us to beat Lyman if we have to face them In the district to u r nament. Our younger players will have to step up and play a little beyond themselves." For all the defensive efforts on both sides, the game fea­ tured a remarkable amount of offense. The teams combined for 30 shots on goal requiring nine saves (and four more stops by hardware) and 16 comer kicks. “Tills was an outstanding high school soccer game,* said Sandldge. Tonight was an ex­ ample of two skilled teams playing well. The score of tills game could have easily been 54. But both defenses and 'keepers played well.* The junior varsity contest also was won by Lyman, 2-0. S H U TO U TS IN GIRLS LONOWOOD _ The Lake Mary, Lake Howell and Lake Brantley girls' soccer teams all posted shutout victories In Seminole Athletic Conference action Wednesday night. R A M S 4. G REYH O U ND S 0 Lake Mary 1 3 _ 4 Lym an 0 0 _ 0 G o «J» _ la k r Mary 4 (Cooley 1, Ik-avrr 1. IVm lln I, Krilcren I). Aselet* . la k e M a ry Sim la on final 2 K r ro n U _ varally _ L a k r ,1 tKIker. lU r l lr Denver) _ Luke M ary 34; L y m a n Luke Mary 7-1 Ju n io r M ary 0. L y m a n 0. S IL V E R H A W K S 3 , U O N B 0 O viedo 0 0 .0 Lake HoweU 0 3 _ 3 HouU _ Lakr lliw rtl 3 lllo lra n b 2. IVyrc II Am Ii I i _ Lakr llowcll 2 (Kite 1. I T y r e |) S h ota o n final _ O vie do IS ; Lake llow rll 16 H tvonb . Oviedo 4-3-1: Lake llowrll 7-0-2 Ju n io r v a n ity _ Lake llow rll 3. Ovtrdo 0 P A T R IO T S S, S E M IN O L B S 0 Sem inole 0 0 .0 Lake B rantley 3 a _ 8 tiool* _ Lakr [iranllry 3 DUObrrfi I , T hornton I. MrMillan I. Corkretl I. SrDlrk l | A u l r l i _ Lakr llranllry 4 (Cooley I. McMillan I. SrUtrh I. Corkrrfl I). Shut* on fiual _ Seminole 5. L akr llran llry 33 llrro n l* . l a k r llra n llry S -l. J u n io r c a n ity . la k e llranllry 3. Seminole 0 Boys Continued from Page IB W EDNESDAY A R R O W F O R C E V I 4 7 , P A T R IO T S 4 5 Lake B ran tley (43) K m hi 9. Van Caatrrm 17. Malcolm 2. Ilepp 2. Morgan 8. Illrka I. Aaartil 4. O'Urlen 2 Total* 13 11-14 43 S em inole (47) Seymore 6 Patrick 3. flush 10. Redding II. Pratt 2. IHue 13. Total*; 17 12-16 47. Lake B rantley S 17 I I I I 43 Sem inole 12 12 7 I S _ 47 Three-point held goal* _ Lake Qramky 4 (Van Caaieren 3. Kerr hi 1); Seminole 1 lUueh 1) Tout foul* _ Lake tlramley 12: Seminole 16 Fouled out .none. Technical* _ Lake llran­ llry. Rerthl, Record* . Seminole 11-3. Junior vanity _ Lake llranllry 37. Seminole 34 R A M S 7 2 . G REYH O U ND S 37 Lake M ary (72) Abram* 4. Bingham B, Betk 22. Kmenbrock 17. Shapiro IS Hoffman A Treat* 50 91..17 75 Lym an (37] Key* 3. Iluaactn 2. Plenon 10. D. Cleveland 10. PmdtUa 3. Beads I. Houston 6. Var 16. Carolan 2. Broaaolt 2. Total* 17 14-21 37. Lake M ary 22 18 20 1 3 . 7 2 Lym an 10 20 13 14 37 Three-potnl field goal* . Lake Mary 2 (llingham I. lin k I) Lyman 3 (Keys I, Padilla 1. Houston II Total fuula _ U k e Mary 20. Lyman 23. Fouled out . Lakr Maty. Shapiro: Ly­ m an P ten o n Technical* _ Lyman. Cleveland Record* . Lake Mary 12-4: Lyman 3-6 Ju n io r v a n ity . Lyman 39. Lake Mary 49. B E A R S S B . W IL D C A T S 4 7 W in ter Springe (SB) Ja m es 16. Kirby 3. Brown 30. Holland 6. Wlggui* 20. Mllrhrl] 3. Williams 2. Itargravr* 3 Totals; 34 2-7 HS Ptareon-T. DeW Ut T a ylo r (47) Kay 8. W hidden 10. Oyiutl 12. QrtRln 12. lU lil* 2. Moyer 3 Totals: IB 8-13 47. W inter Springe IB 29 I S 22 _ S3 T a ylor 14 13 13 3 _ 47 Ttucc-puiui (arid g w l t . 13 (Brown 6. liuliatal 2. Wiggin* 2, Jam es I. Kirby I. Hargraves II: Taylor 3 (Whidden 2. Griffin II Total fouls . W inter Spring* 18; Taylor 10. Fbulrd out _ none Technicals _ none. Hreord* . Winter Spring* 2-7. J u n ­ ior varsity _ W inter Springs 08 Taylor 42. Girls Contlauod Pago IB In fact, the normally subdued Brown showed sparks of emo­ tion at this team throughout the game and didn't seem happy, even with the 20 -polnt ‘win. * *1 was Just trying to do somr■thing to get a spark out of • them.* Brown said. "We Just didn't have It tonight. Someone ' needs to Uke charge when >someone Uke Asulee ts lU." ’ He also wasn't pleased with ' his team's intensity In a big lo<cal game against Its neighbor­ hood rivals. "There was no intensity at all. Seminole come ready to play,* Brown said. ‘Hopefully this was the one where we didn't show up ready and It , doesn't happen again. We didn't defend weU and we made , too many silly mistakes.* Lake Mary still had four scorers In double figures: Bradley (17), Mary Leah Sut­ ton, playing with a broken nose (15). Stephanie Dale (10) and Lindsey Manx (12). Seminole was led by 011christ ( 10), Jackson (15) and Stokes (II). Lyman (15-5) took a 13-6 lead and was ahead 13-10 heading Into the second period when the Lions erupted. After the 26-7 second quarter scor­ ing advantage. Oviedo (17-4) did almost aa weU in the third quarter, outscortng the Grey­ hounds 10-2. The victory exorcised s ghost O VIEDO R0M P$, OVIEDO. _ Mary ’ Vou th at srtm riJ to be hi Johnston scored 16 points In a tld n k ("ss‘Lyman°l 26-7 second quarter outburst B ierrt talented squad the last aa the Oviedo Lions overcame two times the team had played. an early deficit to thum p visit­ Including the district semifi­ ing Lyman. 61-36, in a girls' nals last spring. Johnston finished with 22 Class 6A-Dlotrict 3 and Semi­ nole Athletic Conference con­ points and seven assists, while Sharon Cotton added 13 points test Thursday night. "Our defensive intensity was and Kelly Brock chipped In there tonight,* sold Oviedo with 11 points. Katie McCown head coach Tom Blert. "We re had a good night running the playing aa well as we can right Oviedo offense with six sso lsu . now." Defendant*. I will aall to Ik* highest and b a tt bidder lor ca*h at lb* W a il Irani door of tha Bamlnol* County Courthouse. Sanlord, Florida, at 11:00 a m., oq th* It n d day 0« January. K M . th* following described proparty •• **1 forth In M W Final Judgmant: LO T i l l . OAKLAND ViLLAOE. S ECTIO N TH R EE. ACCOR DIN 0 T O TH E FLAT TH ER EO F, AS RECOROED IN PLAT BOOK 2*. FA O E S I I A N D 14, O F T H i PUB LIC R EC O R D S OF S E M I­ NOLE C O U N TY . FLORIDA. W ITNESS M V HAND and th* *aal of thi* Court on December t t lh , 1M 7. 13EAU Maryanna Moraa Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bohon Deputy Clark Echevarria, McCall*. Raymar, Sarratt 4 Frapprar Foal Offlc# Bo* *410 Tampa. FL SM01 FT104*0*4 N O TIC E In accordant* with ih* Am nican* DiaabiMi** Act. paraon* naadmg a special accom ­ modation lo participate in Ihla, procoodmg m ould contact th* Individual or agency landing nolle* not lalat than to ron (7) day* prior to tha procaadmg at th* *ddr**» given on th* nolle*. Talaphana: 407-311 41*0 **t. 4127; 1 tO O -tlS -E T T I (TOO) or 1 -400 *15-1770 (v); via Florida Ralay Service FubHah: January 1. *. I M F OEM-11 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E 1B TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A M AR O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y SSNBRAL JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N C A S E N O . E T -E E S C A NORW EST M O R TO A Q I. Inc., Plaintiff, VE. ANTHONY H. R CNDEL and KATHERINE A RCNDEL A/K/A KATHERINE ANN RCNDEL A/K/A KATHY RENOEL: at at. Defendant*. N O T IC E of poascLosusa sals Notlca 10 hereby given mat. purtuani la that Final Judgment of Foreclosure data* O acamaar i« in , •**/, pno ontaraa m err* COM number B T -lia C A ol th* Circuit Court of th* t t lh Judicial Circuit m and for tam lnola County, Florida, wherein NORW EST M O R TO A O E, IN C ., la Plaintiff and A N TH O N Y H. R EN D EL, KATHERINE A. RCNDEL A/K/A K A TH ER IN E ANN R EN D EL A/K/A KATH Y R EM O EU SCARE, R O EB UC K AND C O .. G R EE N ­ W O O D T R U I T COM PANY. W ar* Defendant)*). I wM a*H to th* h ig h ttt and b a d bidder far c a m at tha weet front door of th* la m in a I* C ounty court' houa* m Banfard, County, Florida, al 111 m tha t l r w day g f M m r 144*. r i* H Esw tne SaaaffEii prep arty a* eat forth *i gg* Final Judgmant, la «d L LO T E4. door OOR I f -S ' according lo th * ^ H Legal Notices Legal NotlC9» IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F T H E IS T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F FLO R ID A IN A N D FOR • E M IH O LE C O U N T Y GENERAL JU R IS D IC T IO N D IVISIO N C A B S N O . E T -1 E E T -C A G .E. CAPITAL M O R TG AG E SERVICES. Inc.. Plain l iff, VS. JU A N R. M O JIC A and C Y N TH IA M O JIC A; at al., IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T H E tP T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT OP FLO R ID A IH A R O FO R S S M IM O IR C O U R T Y DR R B R A L JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISIO N C A S E N O . E T-1 E E B C A 1 4 R NORW EST M O R TG A G E. Inc.. Plaint ill, VS. RYAN D. EDWARDS. *1 al.. Detm dantt. N O TIC E O F FO R B C LO B U R B S A LE Nolle* N hereby given that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated December iTth , 1 H 7 , end entered in civil cate number I T - l l l S C A U K ot Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* ll t h Judicial Circuit in and lor tam lnola County. Florida, wherein N O R W ES T M O R TO A O E. IN C ., la Plaintiff and RYAN D. EDWARDS. SEMINOLE CO UN TY, A P O LITICAL S UB D I­ VISION OF TH E STATE OF IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T OP T H E 1 B TN JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D PON S E M IN O L E 0 D IM ITY, FLO R ID A C A E S N O . E T-E B 4 S C A 14 W CHABE M ANHATTAN M ORT OAOE CO RPORATION, A M W JER SEY CORPORATION t/k/a C HEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. A N E W JER SEY CORPORATION t/k/a CHEM ICAL RESIDENTIAL M O RTOAOE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v*. HOMER WILLIAM HARRELL. JR ., *1 u i., at al.( D*f*ndant(t|. N O T IC E OP A C T IO N TO : H O M ER W ILLIAM H A R ­ RELL, JR ., it aliva. and/or dead hi* (their) unknown holra, da vlie et. legatee* or grantee! and ell pereone ar peril** claiming by. through, under or •garnet him (them) Defendant* N O TICE O F F O R E C L O S U R E B A LE Notlc* l* hereby given that, purtuani to that Final Judgment of for*cloture dated December 17th. 1*»7, and entered m civil c a m number E7-11E7-CA ot Ih# Circuit Court e l th* 11th Judicial Circuit In and lor Eaminol* County. Florida, wherein Q ( . CAPITAL M O R T­ G AG E SE R V IC ES , IN C ., it FI tint HI and JU A N R M O JIC A. C Y N T H IA M O JIC A , l*/ara Defendant!*). I wM tea lo th* hlghoat and b a tt bidder lor c a m at th* w att front door ol Ih* tam tnel* County courthoua* W la n ia rd . Seminal* County. Florida, al 11:00 A M . on th* 20th day al January, IEEE, tha fallowing described proparty a* aot forth m M W Final Judgmant. lo wit: LO T 10. RIVERSIDE AT TW IN RIVERS U N IT 1, AC CO R D IN G TO FLAT TH E R E O F AS R ECORDED IN P U T BOO K 44, FAO ES S4 TH R O U G H I t . P U B ­ LIC R ECO R DS O F SEMINOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA. N O TE : PUR SUAN T T O TH E FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U ARE A O V IE ID TH AT TH IS U W FIRM IS D I E M t D T O E l A O E B T C O L L E C TO R A TTE M P TIN G TO C O L L E C T A O B E T AND ANY INFORM ATION O B TA IN IO W ILL EE U SSO FOR TH AT PURPOSE. Dated Ih* 17th day of D E C EM RSR. 1E1T. MARYANNE M O R E ! Ctarb ol Circuit Court By Jan* K. J o m w ic Deputy Clark CO DILIS • ETAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Soule,am Suit* 440 Tampa, Florida 1*407 Telephone: ( f i l l 077-0000 C I S PE7-0211E Pub**h: January 1, f, IB M Q C U -t l IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ISTM JUDICIAL CNICVIT W AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASK NO. 0T-1SIB CA 14 A NATIOMBBAMC MORT OAOE CORPORATION. PlaM rfl. V4. JO S E P H LEE TILLIS. ot *1.. Datandant(e). NOTTCB OF SALE H O TIC E IS H ER EBY GIVEN purtuani to an Order or Final SchactoUns tp th , tS E T W thW landing In eald Court, m a alyta af which t* tndt11 'FOR *i l. SWRiRFL EETFti M i * M M WOLE) O O U M TIU P iO R ' PaT Legal Notlce» TtWO *-■>., ^ E January, P R A C TIC E S A C T Y O U A M AO VIEE D TH AT T M S LAW PMBI IB DCBM EO T O E E A D E B T C O LLE C TO R A TTE E W TW S T O C O L L E C T A D E B T AMO AMY INFORMATION BE U S E D FOR TH A T Dated tha I t n d Sag •* OECEM SCR. 1EET. MARYAN NC M O A N Clark of Circuit CdW t By Jana E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clark C O 01LIE E ETAW14AEK1 E ca u tI 4010 m in Itn d day pf esssbkhe tehew uQ L O T 4E, H O LLO W B R O O K . A CCO R DING T O T N I M AP O N FLA T TH ER E O F AS R ECOROED Rf F L A T BOO K U , RAGES ES A N D I T . IN T H E P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEM IN O LE C04JNTY, FLORIDA. B/E/Ai FEE KISSIMMEE P U C E , W IN TE R G AR O C N E. FLO R ID A O R O ER BD I f E E MlN O L I C O U N TY , Ftartdp IMS t h W day p« O ECEM SCR . fEET Tampa, Florida M EET Telephone: (E l If EFT C IS * M -04171 Fubum : January t , *. t DCM-1E Week , C o n tin n s d fr o m P a g s I B Int win over Lake HoweU last week when &rad Combes banked a shot In at the buzzer. Jan. 14: Pina Rldga at Saminola, girls baskstball, 7:30 p.m. The question Is. who will be the hero for the Lions? There are plenty of choices at the This may be the biggest game of the year home of the Class 6A runners-up from last for Seminole aa U louts to avenge an early year but it could be Combes, Brian Register, season loss to Pine Ridge. The Panthers lead the Class 5A-District 4 Josh Cullen or any of a number of Lions. The team is deep and has no superstars and race by a game over the Tribe and Seminole haw proven that they can bang and play fi­ needs to win If wants to be the top-seed for nesse ball at the same time.' the upcoming district tournament. Seminole Is led by Shemetka Stokes and Seminole Isn't the tallest team in the county but may be the quickest and there Tamara Gilchrist, while Pine Ridge Is led by a aren't many coaches who can run a gam e pair of 6-foot-phis transfer students from Es­ Uke the ‘Notes Bob Tralna and Oviedo's Ed tonia. Kershner. I. I M 4 I I C A UNION P L A N T t M NATIONAL HANK F/R/A LEADER FEDER AL BANK FOR SAVINGS. E .E ,t l N*4lca H hereby glean that, i Wat Final Judgment iTta . IM F , and can* number E 7 -1 4 K CA *4 W# Circuit Court *4 Judicial Circuit Lsgal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notlcee VOU A M H8N8BV NOTIFIED Sw l a Potmen for OWoMu Mm at 'L l COUNTY, Caaa Ha.i S T -B IS l-M -g a -E M 61: Th# Marriage of: 861AM J MIL LEM, Petitionar/Hue*and, Court an the t t t f t | m *r kusuot. I N T . T H . M U M m *** gn gmaro ot soeelai r?.*tv *r *0 the Pouuw tw of iit w in s c n r i.'u s .'S SSSSSS *. GLORIA 0 . MILLS6, SArtfcuMrt* Lot ltd . STATS OF FLORIOA) C O U N TY OF ORANGE) MO TIC S O F ACTIO N TO : GUMMA O. MILLER, . M. Ttoea, F JL , 1U tooth Sum IIN, ■ *1711 M or M S. IM S , M U I M W ortg*wl M S tHa tier* of MUa Court •ILPtathoak M. a, 41 art* « ,F u S S .H a e w s ,w r ■V:MARYANNS . . . . . MOM «MMOwt M O a fM fC M January *. is , t* . M , th* m M Sanford, Florida. SI U N of * Call: 322-2911 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8:30 p.m. til 6:30 p.m. iris, IM7. m* AM. property a* aol M i n i at rM ei J M L O T EE OAKLAND VILLAGE S E C TIO N O N E. A O C O R O N M T O TH E PUT TH E R E O F AS R ECO R DED M P U T B O O K EE. E l A N D •>. P U B LIC OF S E M IN O LE O O UN TY, FLORIDA. N O TE : P U R S U A N T T O TH E FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N F I U C T I C E S A C T V O U AR E ADVISED TH A T IM IS LAW FIRM IS D E E M SO T O B E A D E B T C O L L E C TO R A TTE M P T OK* T O C O L L E C T A D E B T AMO A N Y BIFORM ATION O S TA M B O W ILL B E U S E D FO R TH A T PURPOSE. Oaaad m * is m day e< D E C E M ­ BER . 1SET. aUUIVANME M ORES Ctpik of CireuR Court 'M.- I M COM MO. •7-1340CA le H h a flJG H - SUNDAY 8:00 a.m. til 11:00 e.m. irih and far wherein U N IO N P LA N TE R S N ATIO N A L SANK F/K/A LEADER FSOERAL S AN K FOR E A riN O E. 4* FfabdW and A R O S W E FLO R EZ, G A R Y W. AM ES, A N TO IN E TTE M . AM ES. W ADE R AM ES f)AK| AND VILLAGE HOM EO W NER S ASSO CIATIO N. INC.. ____ _ UN KN O W N P ER • O W E ) IN P O S S E S S IO N O F TH E S U B JE C T R EA L PRO PER ­ TY N O . I , N/K/A KIM PEREZ. S O N » IN I S U B JE C T _ N O . E. N/K/A M AR K E LLIO TT, I w N an Tha Petitioner aioo seeks an D E LIV E R Y need a apaciai to panicipata m thw procaadmg m o u ld contact ADA Coordinator at SOt N. Park Avanua. Sulla N ., Sanford, Flarida 9 9 TF I, al faact fhra Pay* prior to tha procaadinsTalaphana: (407) 121-4I X Sat. 4E17: 1-POO-P44-P771 (TD D ) or t'POO EES ETTO (V), via Flartda E STAW1ARSKJ I. E 7 h NO N I S U N TR U S T M O R TG A G E. W C ., Fl o r id a , nen a f r a z ic r . EH ALA BCVERITT. A/K/A E H A LANOA BCVERITT, CLERK O F THE C IR C U IT C O U R T OF S EM I­ NO LE C O U N TY , FLORIDA, STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART­ M EN T OF REVENUE. Ik/ara Defendant!*). I will tall lo me high a tl and b e ll biddai for c a m at Ih* weal Irani doer of Ih* Eamlnalp County courth aul* in Banin, d iem lnnla County. Florida, al 11:00 A M on th* 10th dey of JANUARY. 1EPE. Ih* following d a ictb e d property aa m i forth in M W Final Judgmant. I* wit: Lot I I (L*M Ih# North IS taal thereof) end the North 14 le «l af Lai 11, Block 1, Bel-Air, accord­ ing la the plat thereof aa recorded m Plat Soak *, Pag* T t , el ih* Public Record* of t*mmot* County, Florid* N O TE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT C O L L E C TIO N P R A C TIC E S A C T VOU ARE ADVISED TH AT THIS U W FIRM IE D EEM ED TO BE A D E B T C O LLE C TO R ATTEM P TING TO C O L L E C T A D E B T AND ANY INFORM ATION O BTAINED WILL BE US ED FOR TH AT PURPOSE D*l*d Ih* lath day ot D E C E M ­ BER. 1SE7. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk el Circuit Court By J m * E. Jatewtc Deputy Clerk C O D ILIB 4 STAWIAR4KI agio C o , &csui Soul*,aid Suite 4S0 Temp*. Florida 1)407 Telephone ( t i l l S77-400S C tt H7 07U I PuMteh: January 1. B, IS M DEL-14 IH T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T 1O O U N TY , PM* Nuei be n • F -1 B 4 I-C P IN RE: ESTATE OF ANNIE LEE RRANNON. N O T IC E Cgunti. I L O T 147, O IIR S O M G 1. AC CO R 04NG T O T H I P U T TH E R E O F A l R EC O R D E D IN F L A T B O O K EE, PAGE 44 O F T H E P U B L IC R EC O R D * O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLORtOA. W THE CMCU4T COURT OP THE B4G44TEBRTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AND FOR COURTY. FLORIDA k OCITOR OP ADEIINNTfUtTION Th* edm m ittraiion of Ih* (a ta l# of Man* C obb, decaaeed, FU* Number 171041-CP , N ponding In 0«* Circuit Oebrt far E emlneie Ceuntys PMrtd*. Prebet* Btytaien. the addraai ef which le 'N .O . Drawer C , Sanford, Flertd* 11771. Th* name end addroM of the peroonni ropreee w atiF* and the peraonal repreeantetivea pffemoy are **4 A LL IN TE R E S TE D P ERSONS M l N O TIFIED THAT: AH geraon* on whom ihi* Nolle* M aervpd who hate •election* that challenge Ih* vaiWNv t* the W M, W * gueidication* af Ih* paraanal r**raaantaffva, n a u L ar lurla^llcll^m *1 thi* Court a n required t* fia the* eb)acttone with M s Court W ITHIN TH E U T I R OP TH REE M O NTH S A FTE R TH E DATE OP T H I FIR ST PUBLICATIO N OP THIB N O TIC E O R TH IR TY DAYS A FTE R T H I DATE O F SERVICE OP A C O P T OP TH IS N O TIC E ON TH EM . AH creditor* of th* dec edent and other paraon* havtnp claim* ar demand* egeinet copy pf thW nolle* I* served data ef th* ffral publication ef claim* with thW Court WITHIN T H I U T I R O P TH R EE M ONTHS APTBH TH E DATE OP T H I FIRST P U O U C ATIO N OP TH IS N O TIC E O R TH IR TY DAYS A FTE R T H I OATS OP SERVICE OP A CO PY OP TH IS NO TIC E ON TH EM . cradOare of Ih* with tht* Court W ITHIN TH R E E M O N T H ! A F TE R T H I DATE OP TH E FIRST PUB LIC A­ TION OP TH IS N O TIC E. A LL CLAIM S, DEMANDS AND O G JE C TIO N E N O T S O FILED W ITH E l FOREVER BARRED. Th# data of Mi* fast pubhet . . . . . ^ . R ip ra n TO : I LAS T KNOW N RESIDENCE: • C A U 1 ULPtAMO CO LO N F O N C I. P UER TO RICO 007*1 C U R R EN T RESIDENCE: UNKNOW N VO U ARE N O TIFIED Dial an S' YOU ARE NO TIFIED that an Action tor torecloauro ot a mortgage on th* following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LO T l i t . RIVERSIDE AT TW IN RIVERS U N IT I. ACCO R DING TO TH E PUT TH ER E O F At RECORDED IN P U T BOO K 44, PAQFS 44. 44. M . 17 AND IE . PUB LIC R ECORDS OP S E M I­ NOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA, hat boon filed againai you and you *ro required to torvo a copy of your written dafenooo. H any, to It on SPEAR AND H O FFM A N . P.A., Attorney*, whoa* addrac* i* 701 South Dlci* Highway, Coral G ablet. Florida 11144. (101) 444 77*4. within M day* after th* teal publication ot in* notice and to file in* origin*! with the Clerk pf tfu* Court oifher before earvic* on SPEAR AND H OFFM AN P.A , attorney* or immediately there­ after, otherwise a default wiM be entered again*! you lo t Ih* rebel demanded m tha Complaint or Pennon W ITNESS my hand and eeal ot tht* Court on thi* l l r d day •• DECEM BER , TEST. iS t A l) MARYANNE MORSE A* Clerk ot the Court By: J e m Bnllant Ac Deputy Clerk F»i*w < « with dieabfbty who need a epee Lei accommodation to participate M thi* proceeding should contact ADA Coordinator ol lo t N. Pork Avenue, Buna N ., Sanford. Florida 11771, at least free day* prior I* th* proceeding. Telephone |407) 111-41)0 Eel. 4 JI7 ; 1.4J0-44E-ST71 (TD D) or I-E 0 0 -M 4 -E 7 7 0 (V), vta Florida Re ley Service Pwbirth: January 1. 4. 1444 D IM -1 **: FL 11707 P T-P TA -C A DIVtaiON 14-K M a lO S _______ PL 11714 Not (407) 7PE-0140 Pl*inti«(»|, v». RAMON AVIL IS . JR .. *1 aL NO TIC E IE H E M E T OtVEH pursuant la a Pawl Judgment at Mortgage Forocloeur* dated December IT Ih , I M F , and antared In Case NO . B T-4F4-CA af th* CircuM Court af tha E IG H ­ TE E N TH Judicial CbcuR m and far SEMINOLE County. Florida •harem FLAO STAR BANK la the Plaintiff and RAMON AVILES. JR .. JU D ITH CROW LEY, JO A N CROWLEY. TE N A N T PI N/K/A JOANNIE AVILES, TE N A N T f t N/K/A DUANE DUNN are tha Defendant!. I wM aaH In « w hiphaat end boat bidder far c a m at th* W E S T FR O NT O O OR OP T H I S EM INO LE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E: SAN­ FORD, FLORIDA, at 11*0 OJn.. on th* 10th day af January. tlE E , th* following dooertbad property a* eat forth m *aM Final Judgment: LO T 11. FOX NUN. A C C O R D M Q TO T H I P U T TH ER EO F AS M C O R O I O IN P U T B O O K IB P A O I SO. O F T H I P UB LIC M CONDS OF S EM INO LE CO U N TY . FLORIDA. W tT M B S MV HANO and Ih* aaal ef thi* Court on Dacombor tath, 1447. (• ■ A l) Clerk at tha Circuit Court By: Jana E. Jaaewti Deputy Clerk Echevarria, McCaU*. Raymar. ■ ■ '• n i rragfimr Peat Offie* Boa 1410 Tampa. FL l l M t F t 7010041 ________ H O TW C accordance with th* iiik llK lii A c L par| g ig g^lgj ||g|g|c •u M fttci p n m f m ______ Mg g m i i y r i t o i r t Ml* individual ar notice net 1*1 day* prior to th* nolle*. Tataphan*: 4 4 7 -U 1 4190 art. 4197; 1 448 440-4771 (TO O ) or t 404-444 0774 (yfc via Flartda Ear H t M M Publish: January B. I I , IEEE 0EM-E7 Pubttm: January t . 4.1447 DEM-14 CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lute Campos 'VHEPIX RJIHOIVO, IFXXI'I 0 HV 0 WI RMV Q I (ESAU '** FLAOSTAR DANK, Chart#* H. Stark you ara itg u lra d la aarva a copy of your wrtNan dotanaaa. M any. adWbt EE day* d w U w E n d puSBcpHan of M a Nolle* *4 A d la n , a* E Chavarria. S W fTNEEE w y oaal af Nda Court an M b ; day of Oacambar, 1PP7. m-V a' e i m S o cce r-------- I H5IJCVMA XCJIVONJ.’ — ‘ LI J AH J I N L U O N i m C . 4P1EI QAOS CORPORATION fa Uw Ptaintdf M S FOAM* O F t SCO C O : ana TENANT F I, N/K/A KRISTINE N tW A TT ora Wo 1*1*1 EFT DCL-1F E.B.1 Aa Oaputy Ctarb Fu b u m January »-10 a. E. IPSE PREVXHJ8 SOLUTION: *FHm Is a batttoground: lov«. hats. aoNon.dERHt-In a wort: amotion.*— (ONacior) Samuel Futisr. D IM S by REA. Uw. E �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Friday, January 9, 1998 •3 8 People How to deal with holiday bills famlllea Gamblers Anonymous and Gum-Anon for family and friends, meet separately Mon­ day and Friday (non-smokers) at 7:30 p.m.. Church of the Oood Shepherd. 331 Lake Ave.. Maitland. For more Informa­ tion. call 236-9206. Narcotics Anonymous Narcotics Anonymous meets Monday at 8 p.m. at the Pres­ byterian House of Goodwill. 317 Oak Ave.. Sanford. Historical Commission The Lake Mary Historical Commission meets at 7 p.m., the first Monday of the month, at Ute Frank Evans Center. 1S8 N. Country Club Road. Contact James Thompson at 322-9432 for more Information. Practical Nurssa Tire Licensed Practical Nurses Association of Florida, Inc., meets the second Monday of the month at 6:309 p.m. at Kllamey Baptist Church. 701 Formoso Ave., C.E.U. class provided each month. All meetings are open to LPNs and to students and graduate LPNs. For Information call 299-4321. Nar-Anon Nor-Anon, a self-help group for relatives and friends of ad ­ dicts, will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Oenrral Hospi­ tal. For more Information, call 869-6364. TOPS Member of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS. Invite the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m. at Die First Christian Church. 1607 Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For more Information about the chib, call - 331-4464. 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 RoseUs Bonham at 333-8284 for Infor­ mation. Blood Bonk Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types of blood - especially O-type do­ nors • to donate at its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For information. caU 322-0622. TOP8 TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sen­ sibly) Chapter *621 meets every Monday, from 10-11:45 a.m.. at the Sanford Alliance . Church. 1401 S. Park Ave.. Sanford. For Information, call 321-9240. Visitors are wel­ come. Sanford Rotary Rotary Club of Sanford meets every Monday at noon, at the Marina Hotel. . Sonlor activities Lake Maty Seniors Invite , anyone 55 years of older to Jatn • them In two weekly activities * on Monday: Woodcarvera. from 9:30 to 11:50 a.m. Oamcs from 1 1 to 3 p.m.. at the Frank Evans 1 Center. 158 N. County Chib Road. Sanford • Overeaten Anony­ mous meets every Tuesday, at 10 a.m. In Parish Hall Whttner Lounge of Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church In Sanford. The meetings last about an hour. There are no dues nor fees. The only requirement to attend Is the desire to stop eating compulsively. Shufflsboard The Sanford Tourist and ShufTlrboard Club practices every Tuesday and Friday starting at 1 p.m., and plays Inter-city tournaments every Wednesday. Those Interested tn playing, learning to play or Joining the club may cal) Russ Kllner. 322-7751. for informa­ tion. Sawing Club Every Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon, the WOOP1E Sewing Club gathers at the Lake Mary Senior Center. 158 N. Country Club Road, to make baby clothes, and Items for nursing homes as well as Items for the Christmas store. The Items made by the club are donated to prremle babies, nursing home residents and gifts for the annual Christmas store. Sanlor actlvltla* Lake Mary Seniors Invite anyone 55 years or older to Join Diem In a weekly activity on Tuesday: Art. from 9 a.m. to noon, at the Frank Evans Cen­ ter. 158 N. Country Club Road. WMkly Lions Club The Sanford Lions Club meets every Tuesday at noon at the Colonial Room In down­ town Sanford. For Information, call Joyce Fitzgerald at 3227544. The community ta asked to donate used eyeglasses to the club for Us sight program. What Is worse than doing a lot of credit-based spending at Christmas time? The bills just keep coming In, sometimes for months after Christm as. Many consumers are unaware of how much was actually spent until well after the holidays when all of the credit card bills have a r­ rived. Money Is becoming very tight for an alarmingly hlgn number of Americans. The Wall Street Journal says that about 70 percent of all adult working Americans have no money left over after the monthly bills ore paid. This Is due tn part to poor spending patterns, and because most of the people affected have little or no savings. Panic decisions, often Involving thousands of dollars, s ir made by finan­ cially undisciplined people. Of­ ten these decisions ore unwise and sadly they are made under what seem to be very desperate situations. Dealing with creditors and getting out of debt are two situations many people are finding themselves tn for the first time. Take action early, don't delay! Communications with creditors and others In­ volved Is essential for survival and long term financial recov­ ery. Establishing a written I sure am glad that the holi­ days ore ewer. I don't care how hard I tty. something always gets messed up during that time. This one was so bad I don't know if It'a even worth trying to patch everything up with my wife or Just get out and atari over. MARY BALK to settle down and atop yelling. Then she really went crazy. She was trying to choke me and her fingernails were dig­ ging Into my neck. I pushed her away and called the police. When they cam s o u t they talked to both at u s and then r |l be darned If they didn't a r ­ rest me! I couldn't believe I t but they took me away and I welcomed in the New Year In Jail. I'm not allowed back Into the house until after my hear­ ing. and frankly. I'm beginning to wonder If It's worth It to keep trying. I don't want my kids to have to go through any­ thing like that again, never mind that I don't want to be in Jail any more. Do you have any Ideas on what I should do? Ja ilb ird Ja ilb ird , That certainly was s memo­ rable. If awful, start to 1998. 1 certainly agree that It needs to be a once tn a lifetime expertIf'y o u "biro Keep"* oh ''d o in g what ybiTve been doing: *y6u U keep, on getting what you've got. Obviously, that’s not what you want. You may eventually realise that no m atter how Army 2nd LL Terry R. Ttllla has complrtcd the armor offi­ cer basic course at Fort Knox. Ky. TUUs la the son of Pranse B. TUlia of 110 Valencia Drive. 1. Write down all of the poor spending practices that are to be changed. 2. Write down how you plan to bring about the changes In each area. 3. Construct a cash flow sheet showing Income and outgo. 4. Set up and Implement a s pending-plan. 5. Discontinue all use of credit cards. 6. Begin collecting and making notes on your cash purchase receipts. 7. Review all Insurance cover­ age for duplication, higher de­ ductibles. etc. 8. Begin saving a dollar-a-day |or dollars) and all pocket change, everyday. 9. Look for alternatives and substitutes to spending. 10. Start utilizing cents-off coupons and mall-ln rebates. 11. Walt for the sales. Com­ parison shopping can save more than 50 percent. 12. Take advantage of seconds, rebuilt, and used Items where practical. 13. Start doing things for your­ self that others were paid to do previously. 14. Have weekly meetings on Improving spending with other family members. hard you try, the marriage Is over, but how can you know that yet? Resolve to get coun­ seling during 1998. to help you clarify what’s going on In the montage. Ask your wife to go with you. but If she won't then you should go alone. Resolve that you will not intentionally push her "hot buttons" and If you do feel an argument getting out of control, you will walk away or leave the house until both of you cool off. The effect on kids of wit­ nessing their parents In physi­ cal combat la brutal. Resolve that your Idds will never be put Into that position again. 4MV hasty dect-■tons about the future of your ^m antsgr. Do all the hard work necessary to make the best possible decision for everyone concerned. Seniors need to make plans while young The Over 50 Club meets the second and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m ., at the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are wel­ DEAR ABBY: What la it with come. psopls who do not want to go to a nursing boas whan they get old? I often road about tha anguish food8«nlor smploymsnt An employment program lias go through when an oldster can sponsored by AARP Senior no longer 11vo independently. Community Service Employ­ Ynnngir fiunify members havs tfasir ordeals, but old folks ossa to ment Program Is held at the own haiw onto bouses they cant hasp up Sanford National Ouard Ar­ and m ountains of accum ulated mory. 915 E. First St.. Monday "trsaeuroa* of quootfonsblo value. through Friday. Interview hours They aso only two options- Stay put, are 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Telephone: or hero the kfoo tsks thorn 324-8008. The program assists seniors. 55 ana over, to return story. She wasn't wealthy, but had to the work place. Canc«r Support Support. Hope and Recovery. S.HAR., meets every Monday afternoon at 5 p.m. at Central Florida Regional Hospital tn the Car com er of the dining room. This Is a self help sup­ port group for all cancer survi­ vors, whether In treatm ent now or finished with tt. CaU 3248737 or 322-7785 for more In­ formation. ___ ■nli ? T T * if I finished early, 1 would have to wait (far the n et of the class. Now, whenever I finish, I can just move on. I’m definitely not isolated. We take more field trips because of the flexible schedule. There are also home-school organisations where I’ve made friends. Home-schooling has been groat for me, but it's not for everybody. I know of families that do Isolate their children, and others that don’t even "do" school. I hope my opinion on homeschooling is what the majority of hotne-echoolers think. SCOTT CLEMENT. MESQUITE. TEXAS DEAR BCOTTi It definitely la! DEAR ABBY: I am 17 and enter­ ing my second roar of college at the University of California-San Diego. I attended private schools through fifth grads, and was home-schooled through middle school. Those years stand out in my mind as tha most productive, educational and enlight‘my scholastic career. Later, H alt I was "missing out,* 1 to attsod a public high school. g p J k d at the attitude of my and the faculty. 1 was treated as sn Inferior because 1 had not received a public school education, OlMblBd Veterans Seminole County C hapter #30 of *h* Disabled American Veterans meet the ascen d Tuesday of each a t tM r charter home at 3513 Orlando Ave.. In Sanford. The Barries office Is open from 1-3 pm . every Tuesday and Friday for Information. 333*3710. I recently read th a t about 80 Air Force Airman 1st Class Benjamin R. Dees graduated from the U A Air Force Honor Ouard Technical Training School a t Bolling Air Force Base. Washington, D.C. Dees Is the son of Kimberly 8. Decs of 1490 Courtland Blvd.. Deltona. He Is a 1997 graduate of Pine Ridge High School. Deltona. proved Spending Technlq Jailbird uncertain about abusive marriage 1 had stopped to have a drink with some guys after work on New Year's Eve. My wife and I didn't have any plans so I fig­ ured rd Just have one drink and come on home. When I got Brldgs Club home around 6:30 p.m.. my Sanford Duplicate Bridge wife was nuts because 1 hadn't Club meets at noon each TUes* ' tailed -and totd h er l would be late. She stalled Urdu In an day at 3he Greater tfssdarrt me. and one thing led to an ­ Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. o th er.till I put nty hand ig> First St.. Sanford. against her cheat and told her Ovtr 50 Club plus, frauds and scams abound. Many so-called "legal clinics* are nothing more than FO C U S fronts for lawyers who Just sell people on filing for bank­ ruptcy. The three basic ground rules BARBARA when dealing with creditors HUGHES/ are: be honest, be humble, and GREGG be In touch. Take the first step by contacting all creditors, preferably ahead of time If you know an Income reduction Is plan of action and knowing ex­ pending. actly where you are financially Tell them what's happening are also crucial. (l.e. an Interruption or signifi­ There are a number of poal- cant reduction of Income) and live steps, however, people can lay the groundwork for a tem­ take tn order to reduce the porary reduction of payments. negative Impact of adjusting to Have your plan ready. Tell how a lower Income and frugal life­ much you can afford to pay style. Developing new spending and how often you can pay It. priorities and practices to Then be ready to negotiate. make leas do more ta an ac­ Oettlng out of debt is a stepquired skill, so take steps to by-step process. Avoid more learn now how to keep more of borrowing Just to pay someone the money you cam and do else off. Sometimes a consoli­ more with the money you keep. dation loan Improves cash As you work through the flow, but ultimately It is added situation with your creditors debt and that may have a nega­ yourself, you will leant better tive Impact on credit files. how to avoid making the same What your credit files might mistakes twice plus be able to say about you In four years Is help others later on. Letting your responsibility and taking others, like credit and debt positive action with all credi­ counseling services, do the tors early usually stops nega­ work for you can be less tive reports from being sent to stressful, sometimes. But It credit reporting agencies. also can be very expensive: B ara’s How Ta D avslop.Im ­ is s s s s r jS M Q T M ^ n iA N SF5 and it was assum ed th at I was probably socially inept from being home-schooled. It hss been my experience that in public school settings, students are exposed to verbal abuse, drugs and violence. Home-schooled children can easily learn to relate to peers through extracurricular activ­ ities such os sports, music and dubs like Girl Scouts. I wish I had been home-schooled throughout high school as well. 1 would have received a better educa­ tion. I realize that home-schooling is not sn option for everyone, but I firmly believe th at I am a welladjusted, b etter person today because of it. *---------- a Gambler*, Overaatara Anonymous t Bridge players are Invited to play contract bridge every Monday, at 10:30 a.m.. at the Sanford Senior Center. For In­ formation. call 322-6326. By: AN’ J. - m - - i' . ' t Contract Bridge �4 B . Sanford Herald Sanford FkxxLt •Friday. January 9. 1999 Legal Notices N O T IC I OF PU9LIC H I AMINO TO CO N IIDCN A CONDITIONAL U9K Nolle* i» hereby given the! a Public Meeting will b « held B* in* Planning A Toning Commission in ilia City Commission Chamber*. City Hall. Senford. Fiomta at T 00 pm on Thursday. January 22nd. 1998. lo conaiOar a '•quest lor a CorxMionai Uaa in a C C -2 . Ganaral Commarclal Toning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION lo t I (LESS S 75 5 2 ) • ttial Pi ol Lot 3 E of a Lmo Pa>a with • ISO W of Wly R/W ol May 1 T-9 I (LESS 5 7# S3 ). Lake Minna Etlataa. a» recorded in in# Public R ecord! ol Sammoi# County. Florida The property ba*ng mora gan •rally detenbed aa 4108 Orlando Or Conditional Uaa Reoueeted Warehouse and Distribution Cantar tor Bakary Good*, amah orttca and retail aaaa Alt part vac m Intaraat and ent­ ra n t than have an opportunity to ba hoard at aaid hearing By ordar ol tha Planning A Toning Comnuaaion ot tha City ot Santord. Florida, ttua 6 - day ot January, 1998 Halan Staira. Chairman Planning A Toning Commiaaion ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC: It a paraon dacidaa to appaal a daciaion mad# w4h raapact to any manor conatdarad at tha aboia moating or haanng. ha/aha may naod a verbatim raeord ol tha procaadmga including tha taatimony and evidence. which raeord ia not protidad by tha City ot Santord. |FS 286 0103) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A S S ISTA N CE TO PARTICIPATE IN A N T OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SH OULD C O N ­ TA C T TH E PERSONNEL O FFICE ADA C O O R D IN A TO R AT 330S626 4S HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING PUBLISH: January t . 1998 OEM-82 IN TH B C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I 1 STM JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D PON 88 Ml N O L I C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C A M N O . 9 7 -1 9 9 C A 18 ■ OREAT W ESTERN BANK. A t a u t HAL SAyiNGS BANK, Plaint lit. try DAVIO A COLLIER, at ua . at at.. Datandant(a) N O T IC t O F B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauant to an Ordar or Final Judgmant Scheduling Foracloaura Sala antarad on Da cam bar tTtfi, 1997 In ttua caaa now ponding mi said Court, tha stylo ol which la Indi­ cated a bora I win eek to tha highest and bast bidder tor caah m tha 301 North Pars Avenue. Santord, FL 33771, at tl-O O a m ., on tha TOth day ot January, 1999 tha •at forth tn said Ordar ot Final LO TS to AND I I , B LO C K H. SAN LAN OO SPRINGS, TR A C T NO. I T . A CCO R O NIO T O T H I PLAT Tl m P l a t b o o k a , r a m SB. o f TH E P U B LIC R EC O R D S OF SEMINOLE C O U N TY . FLORIDA, a/b/a: 708 KISSN888I E PLACE. W )N TE R G A R O E N S . FLO R ID A 3370S ' O R D E R E D at SEM INO LE COunty. Florida ttua 17th day at » . 1S97 f a Clark, dra w n Court SEMINOLE County. Florida Dy: Jane C. Jaoawic Aa Deputy Clerk SPEAR B HOFFM AN. F A . 70S South Olalo Highway Coral Oabtoa. Florida 33148 : (3081 St nood 9 special accommodation i Mi this proceeding contact Coordinator at 301 N. Avenus. Buns N ., Sanford, Florida 33771. at Most fmo days prior to tho proceeding. Talophono: (407) 333-4330 Eat. 4337: 1-BOO-999-977I (TD 0) or 1 -M 0 -M 8 4 7 7 0 (V). trio Florida PubUah: January 1 . 1 , 1998 OEM -9 O F T U B 19TN JU D IC IA L Legal Notices N O TIC E OF P U IL IC H EARING T O C O N S ID ER A C O N D ITIO N A L U l t Notice ia heiaby given that a Public Haanng will ba haid by tha Planning 8 Toning Commiaaion ,n tha City Commiaaion Chambers, City Han. Santord. Flonda. at 7 00 pm on Thursday. January 22nd. 1998. to consider a -•quasi lor a Conditional Uaa m a S C -3 . Spatial Commarclal Toning District LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot I . Santord Riverfront Proiact. as recorded tn tha Public Records ol Samlnoia County. Florida M Plat Book IS . Page 88 Tha properly being mora gen­ erally daaenbad aa 531 N Palmetto Ay Conditional Uaa Requested Fuat Tank. All partiaa m intaraat and o iltana shall have an opportunity to be heard at aaid haanng By ordar ot tha Pfenning 8 Toning Commission of tha City ot Santord. Florida, thit 6 - day ol January. 1998 Halan Staira. Chairman Planning 6 Toning Commiaaion ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a paraon dacidaa to appaal a daciaion mada with raapact to any matt at considered at tha abova meeting ot haanng. ha-’ahe may need a la iU lu ti raeord ol tha procaadmga Including tha taatimony and avidanca. which record •• not provtdad by tha City ot Santord (FS 298 0105) PERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES N E E 0IN Q ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULO C O N ­ TAC T TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA CO O R D IN ATO R AT 3305828 48 HOURS IN A0VANCE OF THE M EETING PUBLISH: January 9. 1998 OEM-63 N O T IC I OP P U IL IC N IA R IN O T O C O N IID C R A C O N D ITIO N A L U I I Nolica is haraby given that a Public Haanng will ba haid by tha Planning, 6 Toning Commiaaion in tha City Commiaaion Chambara. City Hak. Sanford. Florida, at 7 00 p.m. on Thuraday, January 22nd. 1981. to consider a request 1st a Cendrtisrt) U ta m a O C -3 . Oanaral Commercial Ton mg Oratncl. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Lot I . (LESS Bog N f Cor Run Swly on R/W 80 Nwty 71.09- Wly *8 02 Nty SO Ely 77' Boty 89 4 lo •os) Bik t l . Drakmwold aa raootdod m tha Public Records ot SoniMiota County. Florida. Tha property being more gan•rally daaenbad aa 2904 9 Orlando Of. Conditional Uaa Requeued Automobile Raaaiaa. A t partiaa M intaraat and cm tana ahaN havo an opportunity to ba howd at said haanng By ordar of tha Planning I 2on mg Commiaaion of tha City of Sanford. Flonda, this 6a day of January, 1998. Halan Staira. Chairman Planning A Toning C ommiaaion A D V IC I TO T H I PUBLIC: M a a , goototon mads warn raadan to any manor conaidarod a* tha aboas m eating or Roaring, ho/aha may naod • verbatim raeord of tha procaadings including the taatimony and avidanca. which record la not >ravt9ad by the City of Sanford. (FS m o t 09) P ERSONS W ITH DISABILITIES NEEDING A S S ISTA N C E TO PARTICIPATE M ANY O F T H U I PROCEEDINGS 9MOULO C O N ­ TA C T TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA CO O R D IN A TO R AT 33088I f 48 H O U R ! IN ADVANCE OF TH E M EETING. F U B U IH : January 9. 1999 O EM -94 C O U N TY . B T-1 B 4 1 -O P IN RE: ESTATE OF MARIA C O M . N onca IM tS T R A T M N Th o administration of tho Estate ol Mario CoSb. dooooood, FUo Hum bar S71043-CP. la pandlns In tha CMcuM Court lo r 9 am Inala County. Florida. Id P O . Drawer C . Sanford . Florida 33773. Tho nomo and of Bio poraenal roprs- I O O . 9 7 -99B9 C A 14-A GREAT W ESTERN BANK, o Fodaral Bavaig r Bank, Plaint Mt, VS. NATHAN S. ROTHENSERO Mid U N DA A RO THENSERO . at a l- -a attorney are sot A LL IN TE R E S TE D PER SO NS ARE N O TIFIED THAT: AX porSQAS on whom this to o l Mm para an at ropro- Legal Notices N O TIC E OF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice ie hereby otven the! I •m engaged In butmeee et 207 S Somerset Ct . Sentord. FL 32773, Seminole County. Florid*, under the Fictitloue Name ot T H I C R A F T P ATCH , end that I ml end to register sard nama with tha Division ol Corporations, Tatlahatsas. Florida, m accordance with the provision* ot tha Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit Section 885 09. Florida Statutes 1991 J P Copeland Publish January 9, 1998 DEM 65 IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I I I O H T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FOR I I M I N O L I C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N C A 9 I N O . B T -I3 3 0 -C A DIVISION 14K BANKERS TR UST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A AS TR USTEE OF VENDEE TR U S T 1997-1. Plamtifflt). vs G E R A lO O R R O ORIGUET. el el. * Defendant! »| N O T IC I OF F O N I C L O I U R I I A l l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant ot Mortgaga Foracloaura dated Decamber 17th, 1987. end entered m Cate NO S 7 -II3 0 CA ol the Circuit Court ol the EIG H TEEN TH Judicial Circuit in and for SEM INOLE County. Florida wharain BANKERS TR U S T COM PANY OF C A L I­ FORNIA. N A AS TR U S TE E OF VFNOEE TR U S T 1997-1 ia tha Plaintiff and O ER ALD R. R O O R IG U ET LINOA E V ER E TT ars tha Ostendants. I wtN soil to the highest and boat bidder lor cesn at the W E S T FR O N T DOOR O F THE SEM INOLE C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E: S A N ­ FORD. FLORIDA, al 11 00 a m . on tha 20th day of January, 1998. tha following described property aa sat forth in said Final Judgmant: LO T 122. STILLW ATER. PHASE I . ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH ER EO F. AS R EC O R DED IN PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 4S-43. PUBLIC R ECO R OS OF S E M I­ NOLE CO UN TY. FLO R 'PA. W ITNESS MV HANG and tha soal of this Court on December 18th. 1997. (SEAL) Maryanne Moras Clerk ol tho Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk Echevarria. M cC a in , Raymer. Barrstt 3 F rep pier Post Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33801 F970S2434 N O T IC I In accotdanca with tha American* Di*abMMie* Act, pottons needing a special accom­ modation to perticipaU vt ttua proceeding should contact tha individual or agency sending notice not later than aevan (7) day* prior to tha proceeding at the address given on tha notice. Tate phono: 407-3234330 sat. 4217; 1-P00-999-8771 a DO) or t -BOO-998-9770 (v)i ste Legal Notices IN TH E C O U N TY C O U R T. IN AND FOR T N I E IO N T IC N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. S EM INO LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A C ASE N O .: 9 7 -3 8 8 3 -C C -3 1 -R LAWRENCE KENT. Plaint lit. v* DURRON BUTLER and VANESSA 0U TLER. hie wits. Defendant* N O T I C I OF A C TIO N TO DURRON BUTLER and VANESSA BUTLER , his wife 2221 Eeriest Court longwood. FL 32778 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an aMron lor Tenant Removal and Patl Due Rani ha* bean Mad against you and you era '•qulred lo serve • copy of your written deteneet, if any. to it on Aelrtd de Parry, P A., tha plamtiffs attorney, whose address is l i t W Rich ».*#., OeLand. FL 32710, on or before January 23rd. 1998. end Me the original with the cteik ol this court either before service on the plaintiff e attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter, otherwise a default will tie entered against you lor tho t#li»t demanded in the complaint (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT RY* Carrie Ruerir## As Deputy Clwk Publish Decsmber 28, 1997 and January 2. 9. 18. 1*96 DEL-211 IRVITATIO N T O BID Community Cosrdmatad Cara lor Children (4CI ie requesting bids from qualified cleaning companies to provide custodial services tor It's now administra­ tive facility at 3500 W colonial O n e . Orlando Tho scops ol tha work Includes maintaining a clean, healthy workplace lor the employees ol 4C end It's client* end guests This wilt be accom­ plished by providing evening services ot cletnmg and Root cars m a 38.000 aq ft. IB raatfoom facility. A detailed description ot the scope ol work wrM bo made available as turns doctor* thou Intention to but and prior to inspecting the v is . Id a nslta'mspectinne wiK be January 14 9 18, 1848, by appointment only. Qualified bidders m utt ba bonded, have workmans comp, and Mobility insurance, and pro­ vide 4C with professional refer•nee*. Buts w in bo received via U .8 MaN or hand delivered to 4C current admens nature office* al 1612 E. Colonial Drive. Orlando, FL 32803 on or before January l i s t . 18*8. M ention* to bto ana can bo made by coiling (40 T) 119-8000 O H. 0117. MtquMto* should bo de acted to tha Procurement Coordinator t l tho asm# tale phone number. PubUah: January 0, T . 0. 0. 11. m o DCM-40 Publish: January 1. 9.1997 DEM-13 M THB e m e u rr CO URT OE TU B B tB H T E M T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W A M FOR CIVIL ACTION C A M MO. 97-1939-CA m a u * B 8J M I a a P m P V H 14 BANK U M T I O OF T I X A I . F.S.B. F/K/A UN ITED SAVNiOS ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS, F .I.B ., FtotoW Kal. ve. MICHAEL LANDIS TU R C O . ot OL N O T IC I t l H IR E B Y GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgmant of Mortgaga F oracle sure dated December 17th, 1*97, and entered Ml C O M n o . i r - i m C A of tha CMcuR Court at Mia EIG H TEEN TH Judicial CMcuM Hi and for BEM IM O LI County. Florida wherein BAN K UN ITED O F TEXAS. F O B . F/K/A UN ITBD SAVINGS AS S O CIATIO N O F TEXAS. F.S.S. M Mto Platotdl end M ICHAEL LAN O il TU R C O : TH B UNKNO W N S P O U S E O F M IC H AEL LAN O i l TU R C O M/K/A LAURA TU R C O ; KAREN S. TU R C O ; S O U TH E A S T SEM IH O LE C IV IC A S S O C IA TIO N . IN C . D/B/A C H U L A VISTA HOM SOM /NEM ASSO CIATIO N i, I wiH eed to cash at tha W I S T FR O N T DO O R O F T H I B IM IN O L I C O U N TY C O U R TH O U S E; BANFORD, FLORIOA at I 1 B 0 a-m. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IE HEREBY OfVCH by Mto City of Longwood. Florida, mat tha City Cammtoalon wtN hold a public hearing ta conoid ol Mi NB. 0T-1BB1 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO. FLORIDA, AMENDING THE •COMPAS­ SIONATE LEAVE BANK* RULE* ANO PROCEDURES: PROMOMfO FOR CONFLICTS; SEVERABILITY ANO BFFSCTIVB OATE. NB. BS-1SS8 OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOO, FLORIOA. AMENDING CHAPTER I . BUB4n o N s . s e c . B -a n m r n m i ] WASTEWATER DBVBLOPMSRT ASSISTANCE FOR BXISTRM BY RlPEALING THE EXTEN ­ SION OF THE TH M FERK30 OF REDUCED DSVSLOPMSHT ASSISTANCI FEES AND/OR ELNMNATION OF SEWER CON­ NECTION F E U FOR EXJBTM40 RESIDENT UU. (WHOLE-FAMILY OR DUPLEX HOMES) AS FRBVIOUBLY ADOPTED NANCE NO. B T-i: AMENDfNO CHAPTER 33, UTIL(TIBS. ARTICLE M . CTTY BEWAOE TREATMENT SYSTEM. DIVISION I GENERALLY, SEC­ TION 33-80 MANDATORY CON­ NECTION* BY REPEALING T H « CITY COOB REOUIREMIHT OP MANOATORT BEWER CONNEC­ TION, PROVIORM FOR CO N F U C TS . SEVERABILITY ARD EFFECTIVE OATE. 71— Help Wanted Legal Notices IN TH B 9 I O N T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN ANO FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A F R 0 9 A T 1 DIVISION Fils Na. 9 T -1 0 3 3 -C P IN RE: ESTATE OF CO RTN I A. WESLEY. Deceased N O T IC I OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration of the Estate ot CORTNI A WESLEY, deceased. File Number 871033-C P is pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. Probata Divtsion. tha address ol which M 301 N. Park Avenue, Santord, Florida 32771. Tha name* and addressee ol tha Paraonal nepraaantative and the Personal Representative's attorney era sat forth below ALL IN TE R E S TE D PERSONS ARE NO TIFIED THAT; All persona on whom this notice la aarvad who hays objections that challenge the validity ol the Will, the qualittcetions ot the Personal Representative, venus. or )urladiction of IMS Court at# required to file thou ob)ec1iotte with this Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE M O N T H ! AFTER TH E OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O T IC I OR TH IR TY D A T* AFTER TH E DATE OF SERVICE OF A CO PY OF THIS N O T IC t ON THEM AM creditors ol tha decedent end other persona having claims or demands against decedent's aetata on whom a copy el this notice la served within three month* after tho date ot tho tuat publication ot this notice must Me thaw claims with this Court W ITH IN TH E LATER OF TH REE M O N T H ! A FTE R TH E OATE OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC E OR TH IR TY DAYS AFTER TH E OATE OF SERVICE OF A C O PY OF THIS NO TICE ON THEM All other creditors of tho dece­ dent and parsons having claims or demand* against tho dece­ dent's (state must file than claims with this Court WITHIN THREE M O N TH S A FTE R THE OATE OF THE FIRST P U B LIC A ­ TION OF TH IS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM S. O IM A N O S . AND O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The rteie nf tha fuel publica­ tion ol this Notice to January 9th, 1999. RICHARD WESLEY. STEVEN R. K U TNER. P A. I l l Lookout Place. Bto. 110 Post Ofdco Bos 949111 MaKland. Florida 33794-9311 |407) 844-1104 (407) 824-0090 FAX STEVCN R. K U TNER. E90UM E Fla. Bar Na. 173491 Attomay tar Petitioner PubUah: January 9. 14. 1999 DEM-99 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 CLASSIFIED DCPT HOURS •DO A M . - S.OO P.M . MONDAY t i n FRIDAY C L O U D SATURDAY A SUNOAV PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14 tlM ltsM rs ttows.............. IS41 llss 7 89999890*9 IMtot ......... M l I Has 3 egtoecaltv* ttows........... SI M I Nat Ittato................................ $1.4* ■ Baa Ratal tn pmtttaa. kata* aa 3 liaet 55—B usiness Opportunities 70— Education 0 Training Mw Northerly right-ef-way tow of Orange Avenue; Waned run North 99 da g r a n , 00 mtoutaa. 90 aac anda Boat 466-00 leaf n e re or toao to Mto wo of Lake Jaaaup; thence ASSOCIATE TRAINEE Due to eipanwon. Large Lake Mary company fwing F id Tima Associates W e i vt train you to earn yow poterM Open ycx* own maid service Earn 320 322.hr Learn tie se­ cret* kom r e founder ot one of •w Nrgeat maid eamcoa ei We J i m W ORK FROM HOBM-No coal lor PART TRIE JOBS PI THE EXCtTINQ AVIATION P tO U tTR T AT BARFORO BETERNATKMAL AIRPORT. Dyn AN Samoa* a growing arSna ground ettoporl company Ik cirianSy bring tor Part-Time Ramp Services paraonnw to toad and ureoad beg­ k ff* a i. earn to I M O M mak­ ing brae 334-9999 ( i t 949 OsnanaCNA jw y to _____ _ *Cuwiarvsng eryroyiwt record - S W «T He an weeing career 59—Financial San/tcBB toucaaaOM rcmrrwor snetwv ERASE BAD C M (XT LEGALLY tor pot 121 00 Mai chacMno to CM.VPBO-1454 N LaAamonf Av*. Writer Park, FL 32792 •4100 ktocn Tfnn nps > 1100 71—Halp Wanted •Homo tmprwwmgnts ‘Apply by phone?* hr m TN * Pyogrem baton# January I t , 1999 807-993-9799 A TTN HOM EOW NERS Barrow 829,000 - 1100.00 Tea Many bate 7 ’Pay aB tapi ntareat at Fkgpta Thaaa poaaorn. ro ow e toe obary to Ml i® to 75 toe Paso a drug acraanmg. ccmptota a 10 year background featory, tridarsland Engkan. and work a kestks achadWa to tv etude weekend* we oSer untterms a now atoning wage rate, and a eftakengmg work environ­ ment strip hy n « general Ofkcaa located at 2747 Cantor Ave­ nue Appkcaaona may ba cony plated Monday torough ThursiMyNom 10am ir iM lp m akdws to Itoa CN* asam •tl week program Heal raw Its'r eig tooRy armtong t 01— M onty to Land rovaf ~ W W T S W R 0 -----------F/T 3 P/T tor a M ^ x ManUtoc tiring plant in Santord Pottbon* are avaiabia on *1 70— education A K ^pT5ro?uaNQ“ WA------A8I-8____M___ n o w m n o f l ro f W TTM P E O P L E ? i A M EDICAL ASSISTANT Sdfniooto County A* 9 you v B hot) propoio potonii tor conduct import* F lB Triw 8 Part Trito f* jn ju jp kfwrt farm a you Wa •Oty or EvntnqCm t •Fkwncto/ A H Air TTnaa ti-f Cal Today) 097-931-991* CNv C oA m b n WANT TO QET RIO OF ALL THAT •TUFF? A YARD S A L E « the partad way to do *wi and tha l andai'd Clerk at Circuit Court By Jana I . Jeaewtc Deputy Clark C O D iU S S STAWIAJUKI 4010 Boy Scout BauMrard Buds 480 Tampa. Florida 33807 Telephone (SIS) 877-0000 CAB 997-03899 PubUah. January I . 9.1999 0CL-19 ' THB LATER OF T H M I MONTHS AFTER THB OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY OAYB AFTER THE OATS OF M RW CE OF A COPY OF ON THEM. SALES comae m C al by Naan an Tuaaday and mmt Sana ad can run tor Puna days n fw tor ONLY S1BJBII A* wo aaA ■ prepay 9ta as C al uewacanhefprt ___________MBs Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FM ET PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICEOBJECTIONS NOT SO FR ED MATH BE FOREVER Tha dote of Mto (vat uyg H ffT tf S indoortoutdoor reps needed tor p M oontrot lawn earn Eap J non-aap. banafut. I KXVwaak C al Turf 321-4529 MCEPTtONfST/SECRETARY «v a typaid I to t U m 330 5907 ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 9 DOOMS EASY PUSH BUTTON FWC RE­ LEASE. Uc.. 3* yr* Eap Irani over 10.000 93/aq R. Free aac 11 or 407-334-311 24 hr Job Una today! EOE IM t tor ordy S S IA n a and M M T H & A M B M H A B Carv oik 1-BOO-711-JOBS to yw l ri too 993 EMM Hwy 439. ota 300 FL 12707 T r tin ta A B E TTE R JOB FOR VOUI JuH C M Never a Few AI Bf»»W> • Agaag- B38-T888_ LABOR PTt*SS0-S41i P/T M-F Ca8 329-0999 O EU V tR T Oaiy work-Oaiy pay JM B M lW i Ctparwig tar kMB d t o f eV van. FL 0 L anary tovW. heavy over 31 yr* fap M IB GENERAL OFFICE GLAMOUR (NtoToQRAPHY to P 9 H i to o n M a P AR TY and Earn eg to 9399 Caah tor B w Day AUMET FL1 RESPSCTIO Dating Bureau tor SENIORS. EsNB. 1S77.1' C A L L NOW II A S K FO R SARA 1-99M 7B8133________ Alter 90 Days T B P §m 407-3B3-&99 Buy * Ba9 TUpparwaea. FT-PT EARN A CAR. Fisa Training O r M W Fto. hm 121-9*31____ la a patot an Wa la st ana al Mto Waatorty 1/1 af Let 19; run South 90 degrees. B i t . 79 teat mare or toea atong ——i-w w-m a ^ a B rs U s * aJP W 9 H P P P DP w P ■ IP H P Immatkato M-ama oparung tor a non smoker Knowledge of Word Perfect, abtoty to work ■Mi ( g m ptoasanf tofephone btoly, orgariiattonal and abtkty to iukow ri■tfucaons are require*- enta tor rito poatoon New prumtooouacal manulaclurrig------tord, Florida tocahon Salary •7D04V and i d to atari dRMngrig on owMftonoa paid imo Wl Ma and denial insurance and •alary ricreaaa altar 90 daya C a l 333-IBB7 tor (ntofvtM at praaarty aa aot (arm in aato BEGIN 331.13 FEET SOUTH AND 794-03 FEET WEST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORKER OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION BE. TOWN OH IF SI SOUTH, RANGE 31 EAST, RUN NORTH BB M O R SES 94 M M U T M 14 M C O N M W M T 0S4-43 FEET, TIIENCE NORTH T9 DBOREBE SB M tN UTM EAST *41.74 FEET, THENCE SOUTH E t DEGREI9 IB MINUTES BB SECONDS BAST 1B3-81 F IS T TO THE F O N T OF BE BINNING. ALSO, M S C RIBE D AS TR A C T 381. CHULA VISTA. IN SECTION S3. TOWNSHIP I I SOUTH. RANGE BE BAST. WITNESS MY HAND and ma aaof of this Court an 19th. 19E7. ._____ City Hak. I T l MCNOAY^MtolMt S w al JAN ­ UARY, A D , IB M . M T B B pJR., or m soon Ma. Al Mia F Eto) totoWad 339G9B8 HOTEL OPPOHTUNmEE CFZP. PO Boa 47030*. LWto ft Found M B B t P J V M Z f li ______________ City HaK. Longwood. Florida, and captoa ara an Ma wMR Mw Ctork ot Mia CRy and aama may 9o tototatod by Mw pubu*. NOTICE: Ad pardons are M Mtoy daafda to tOfUnO 6fl •UlMariiiBd. M to af d w l a w 1/3 af aaid L o t to , to af Mtto Bantarkn a record to to i wtoab Mia appaafto to ba aaada (par Baa. BM-SIBS. Ftorida M 1997 As Ctofk, CtrauN Court B r Oar atoy W. I Ia n A HOFFtoMf, P A . BACK YARO SALE s ^ 5 F t^r? w i Bk i ' f w i (toy mamm S iii •AT 0*T 1101 ESTATE SALE FVU/SAT M contest Mto A D A . "'Sated Mia TW M g of . trim: I Avem . BuRotOO __ Spring*. FL 33714 Mto N s: MOT) 700-0390 B W 9033000 0 .1 0 .1 9 0 0 OEM-79 .sw ys M (407) Talapbaap: 497-933. 4 H 7 ; 1-999-994-9771 1 999 999 9770 M ; rid 3. 9 . 109T DEM-11 A.O.. IM S . C IT Y O F LONOW OOO O ERALO M E O. EAMBRt. C IT Y C LER K PUBUBH: Friday. January 9. 19M OEM-a I Coordinator W 301 N. Pari Avenue. Butts N-. la n i ard. Ftorida 33771, W toaW Met Bays prior to Wa graaaadtog. Tataphana: (497) 333-4330 Bat. 8337; 1 309 99* 9771 (TOO| ST 1-900-999-9770 (V). M *' 3 . 9. 11 MM4 “ GARAGE SALES B IM IN O LI Mttotlnd day** any al L a o B .C o M E3T Boot SOW Strati Mow York. N Y 10931 JS U OTTOR, A BAR ' ______ . P f M PVSOn m WOHM M l T f U t H t e i NcB Asa. Onando Igf SQiM poiNKM to am , t ..... garaon 977(5 W M BR a/k/k: 1399 O R A N G I A V IH U I. W IN TER B P M N O B , FLO R IO A 33709 ONOBM O A baauMW B w o b g hotot to­ ri a « u c f area to firing RESTAURANT _________ _ NI IL N B N. KfTCMBN U R U j t e MOBTA Musi have bob energy Bdcfe Hand and ba Mto to Clark of Mto CMcuR Court By: Dorothy W. Echevarria. Me Cade, t Frappier Nice Baa 3410 Tamp*. F L 33991 F979943T4 4 hnrttoy. M- w too 0 0 ^ M 0^ ^ 0 ^00® 1/t l U K I t . T U S IU W IU A •HOftf S. m r w o f M * p t d B oot to N n f t Of * • * * « * 0BCAfPB m4 F M ta tl 14?A lOOt i ^ p p p ry P Qy IM^OO J^ ^ n y o ^ Hio M Mto pre­ H fjl Cal •y. THE LATER OF THREE AFTER THB OATS OF TH B _____ FIR ST PUBLICATION OF N o n e s OR TtMHTY OAV9 I THB O A Tt OF BERVICB COPY OF THIS NOTICE M the meat tram County- Flonda. at 1 1 0 O A id . on tho 33nd day ot JANUARY, IB M . tho loUowtng doocribod preporty as sot form In said Final JuOgmani . la wN: LO T 339. S U N R I9I VILLAGE. UNIT I . ACCOROMtO T O TH E PLAT TH ER EO F A S R E C O M M O IN FLA T BOOK 14. M M BB. PUBLIC RSCOROS O F S EM I­ NOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA. N O TE: PURSUANT T O TH B FAIN DEBT C O L L E C TIO N PR A C TICES A C T Y O U A M AOVISSO THAT TH IS U U Y FIRM IS 0EC M C 0 T O M A O S B T COLLECTO R A TTEM P TIN G T O C O LLE C T A D E B T AND A N Y INFORMATION OBTAINSD W ILL BE USED FOR TH AT PURPOSE. Dai ad tha 33nd day of DECEMBER. IM 7 . . 11 or 310-11 efMtis Court pis at IM P . 1197. and caaa w um iM a r-to a o -C A -M -A at dm CMcuM Court at tha l9tR Circuit la and tar County, Florida, wherein OREAT W ESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL BAVINOS BANK, la Plaintiff and NATHAN B. R O TH E N S E R O , L IN D A A R O TH E N S E R O . la/are I wM aWI to Me PRESCHOOL TEACHER ■ ■ C P A f w w f f l .C d u a E H r Tta M n g W IS T FRONT DOOR M M M tO LI' COUNTY COURTHOUSE. 391 N. Park A*4. Bernard. FL 31771, at 11:00 a-m.. an tha 33nd day af The Eaatorfy t u t teat of Lot T. aa of Lata I a 9 and too Waatarty 1/3 af Lot to , TUSKAWtLLA SHORES, at racardad to Ptot Saab 9, Page 93 af tha Pubfik Racerda at Satatoala County. Ftorida. mars genic Warty described aa tottows: Begin at tha SaWheaet corner of Mw Weaterty 1/3 of Lot IB; Mtence run N. 99 M ow e d Cad 330-8393 thakOukng phone cards No aspananca necessary For mora mformation sand a EASE to Primetime Communication*. P O Bo* 694355. Miami. FL 3JJ9V-I35Q__________________ Dec am bar 19Si. 1997 to Mite In aaid •Home WSskly* * Lay Over Plan' 'Elba Slop Pay* *401K Retirement' *Hsa9h Insurance' 'Vacation Pay* ' Rider Program" ‘ SataMe Equo* 1 yr OTneip/ClaaaACOLreq Pi m m Ca* Bam to Spm 1900 874 9050 Mon-Fn Ordy EOE ARC TOU DEPENDABLE ANO HONE I T ? Hato wtw house kespng buarwss Start pert bme and work i4>< Phone. Sane $300 • $500 k Court, the atyto of which ta indi­ cated above. I wtM eelt la the highest and tor caah to. C A R R IE R S , IN C . AO NOW ACCEPTING r «l i tit In mnor atroary E B AB B N B . B Y -B IB S 6 A 14 A FIO B R A L HOM E LOAN M O NTOAOB CORPORATION. Ptalnl rtf. V4. HUGH C . GARRY, at ua., at at.. Dafandant(s). N O TIC B O F SAAB N O T IC I ta H EREBY GIVEN la an Ordar or Final ^NnMMitwr^ ADVISOR ARE YOU AMBITIOUS. Honest 8 Darkened? We oltor a *reaT (oh with Benefits Health In­ surance. 401K, Paid VkcaOona Eatabkshad Company erica 1910 (407) 322-4295 108 g g Pto afhm f LAKE MARY U C. 99B4-7. 333-1 Owadan Court 84ayf«> BHNon. OB 49A, Maytofr Country NAI 9 YARO SALE SAT B-T 307 maUng to 93S4/ . C l I S30-B444 M E-49 PBtfMflNO OR+MOOEN A BM Only, B-* �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida •Friday. January 9. 1998 - SB 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted HOUSEKEEPER LIVE- IN. Lk Mary area W-S mghtt Lila housekeeping, dmner prep, a t, ttl nanny with 3 boys age 9 A 3 NS, rai and etp #S0-4M0 ( ni :ri i i : ill u \ i w IIIl\t. I\i Independent Qtfl Catalog/ party plan dktnbutor, Process orders from home Ready cath For start up kit' 1 lima membertNp lee. MAIL I X 00 check/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakamom Ava. W r w Park FL33T93_____________________ '•Airline f 1ohr and up •Ground craw*6aggaga cUvwCuttomer tannceMick •bng^Ramp agamt*flefuaier* •Security LABORERS NEEOEO FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR "Animal Cara to MOOweak •Mual lova ammji*«W<l tram "WHfforfcttft M i l l hr •AJ iNttfEiperanced Hi ALTH MUAANC# AMO talk PLAN! Drug flee workplace prafartatm i tram ••Driver to MM areaUy •LocaffCompany truck •FoeA l l of roue Apyrya H e Maw Dm*. AN— 1» i p t a W »W W LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial asp. required. Ceff 330-1*41 EMPIOTMCNT Kf IO « ‘ 407-41*0)00 -KBAiW UAWlA------ The loaotrtng poKimni LABOR READY & are WORK TOOAVmUO TODAY P/T11-7LPH- Apply In paraon today: n 1»tt il 8 French Av* 1-4141. M AINTENANCE Mary MMd on tumtenco CNA-f/T avail#** Jom -lipm S 11am-7 am SALARIES B A M D on EXPERIENCE Cal OaBary Manor, 4Q7-MA- U R A* lor Diactor of Nur* mg or apply wtthwi SO Norm Hgmy 17-03, DaBary Mon da Drug Eras Workplace EOC. rn a p/t carpct/jamtomal Night* t Wkend* |71Hr to tu n ♦ tom* banafita Mutt have Iran* A phono L« Matt at 331-464) Apadmanl Complei F/T Lake ___________ MATURE person needed H my home to cart lor S >r old alter school ] days a week Musi have own transponaton and refarancaa are must 444-4)16 _ MERRY MAOS HIRINQ Car S Insurance Needed Weekends fREE 331-5366 ResidentiaJ Cleaning MOLLY MAIO IS HtRtNO F/T •M-F * S-Spm. WM Tralw. 407-767-6607.__ RIGHT HAND MAN Naada 71 w oftara dally. *M sign on Sonua to near amf rtra pay M driver* •Open I am #01 100410# TELEM AR K ETER S Naad Hokday C a iM Waa pari lu> S parl kma poaitmna aval•DU m catual working at motphera Longwood location lyhka or DaetM 767 0270 la aaakm g to hira a Christian to daualop and coordlnala S u nda y mom * log Chrlattan education pro gram s for pre-tchooi (agaa 2-5) and elementary level (age# ft-10) children, w ltw i me pariah aatlmg TM s mtruatry la axpadad to raqiAra an avaraga oI #ii hour# a weak (of which two to three hour# wB bo on Sunday morning#) tor to month# a year at a com panaason ot ISO par weak It interested, more informa­ tion and an application packet can be sent Please call the church office at (407) 322-4811. NEED MA OR LPN For busy perkainc office Must have pedutnc aip Povton w< req admm oi vaccines, tnaong cans t asvstmg with m offee procedures Piease lai resume to 339 3003 or cat 339 3030 ftfttelani_____________ NOW HIRINQ AD araae of Restaurant work It you era energetic and would kke to be mvohred m the start up oi a new business Apply m person at HOUSE O f ROYALTY. 3566 Sanford Ava. M F hefwaen l a hou* oi 9 30am I & 30pm Now hmng eipenenced COOKS. SERVICERS A DISHWASH­ ERS Top pay paid vacation, after t year Med-cal benefits and a Drug Eraa Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Sanford 407-330 7775 t 3770 Orlando Or 17 92 Sanford 407 331-6306 DENNYS REST______________ W AR EH OUSE Individual needed to work nights (Sprit start tim e) In refrigerated wareho u se. Starting pay 86.15/Mr. Apply In paraon. 10:00am • 4:00pm at: Armellinl Exprass Lindt, Inc. S41 North H w y f7 it, FL Equal let Opportunity Drug Ays Workspace won 73— Employment Wanted ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE P#ople-penon with integrity and enthusiasm needed to cal on accounts lor the Sanford Herald and Lake Mary lie. This is an ‘outside’ position with faca-to-fsce sales. Previous sales experience preferred. Cal 322-2611 or mail resume to: LAKE MAR P.0. Bh 1M7 •teatoN. FI 11771 EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! CARRIERS W ANTED Newspaper delivery for established routes in the Santort area. Earn money while taking a drive in the country or cty. Must have dependable transportation, organizational skis and be avakabls lor afternoon delivery. in persons at S e e y o u /\r B U R G E R KIN G R ^ V IK K Ronlly R e so u rc e s 93— Rooms For Rent MOVE M CO N D 3 7 . ceramc lit* incd yard, tem porch, tprvikler ty* cedar paneling ml mirror* m bv rm Only 574.900 DEDE CALLAWAY, Realtor WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 577/wk Hrdonc Oownlown 3)0-4421 1*07) 334 *211. Eat 109 EFFICIENCY Ma id lerv - convemeni kteuton S A N FO R O newly remodeled pool home Pymlt under 5500 Eaty financing C a l 277-7561 __________ 3334006__________ FURNISHED ROOMS-A# utilt met Laundry, phone, and M u»e 565 590 a week 334-4955 LAKE MARY Am»cftve turn room w/eahle. laundry kitchen pny, Pleate ca# 334-ISS3 LK MARY/SANFORD Room male 9300’mo or by weekly 5173 met ut4 302-716*._____ ROOM FOR RENT STOWeek 5 loo me Fu# home pnv Wather/Pryer 631-3161___ SANFORO/DCLTONA AREA. Call lor detail* 334-6331 or 334-6000.____________________ 97— Apartments Furnished SANFORD tUH furmthed 1 bdrm Apt Good lor young cou pU/kinge perton 535amo ♦ 5150/dep mcl ut,l Telephone hook-up No n i l 333-6140 d - 99— Apartments • Unfurnished — LIMITED T IM E " 5100 off Flrat manNM ram 333-64(7 or 331-0133 APARTM ENT LO C ATO R Svc Find what you are looking lor Never ■ too _______ t SOP 330 »9#0_______ C O U N TR Y LIVING m the erfy 1 bdrm apt on 32nd Street ml new carpet I pant Patio Ig yard, at dead end ot meet on 4 acre* 5340/mon Ca# 3334336_______ H IS TO R IC D IS TR IC T 1 bdrm. up*lav* 532Vmon • HOOvec 332 2335 40V W 1*1 St 99— Apartments • Unfurnished Af ( ORDARI f H I)M l S VI N IIIH I I 1*111)1*1 H i ll S 117— Commercial Rantala LEASE Prime thowroom * warehouse 510 970 tq II SR 441 frontage 4Q7-57S 3500 Office Space Availabl* for Laaaa Sanlord Commerc* Cir tocaied at Park Ava 6 35m St 2 turlet epproi 3.000 tt 6 8 500 *1 593>*t per year Padung it abundant Call John Gay *1 Strictly Commercial. Uc neat Broki , 4Q7-»* »• «* > _________ OfFlCE/WMSE 3.000 15 000 tl From 53 tl FYvne location Hwy 17-93 Sanlord. 1 bl horn Airport Bkrd Call M44440 Am/Sue 141— Homes For Sale o w m i Two detached home* on on* tap 1 17 ♦ tamvy room 2 2/1 • tcreened porch 3 Lg ut*4y bldg lor both 564 900 met new carpet and we wit help arrange the financing Brokar Owner 1Aar ADA I M M M #410*40 2 BOrtM 14/0*40 AMO UP 323-6670 R O SELfA VILLAS 1/1 Spade/ •#4IO#Aonm HUO OKAY <07-3304633 S ANFO R D 1 bdrm Ground floor tern prch all appi pool u«e Rent ot to# Caff #66-737# SAN FO R D 3/2 Approximately 1,000 tq II W/D m d . 5430mo « low depot* Cell 333-10#l SANFO R D HISTORIC OIST. 1/1 Scm paw. hardwood floor*, tiredac* Spacout 54004350 Stenewom Raaffy R l - l t N SAN FO R D Good araa Spooatt 3/1 AC hook-up*, patio 6 yard 541 Vmo .1 1 0 0 r* £ #4*-0044 B A N fP R O D U PLEX HyMorie Dwtncl. 1 brkm $400 mo ♦ tac I 333-S333 or ggr 4444I4S P M N O D E CLUB » , Laun­ dry rm. tern paw . 553Vd*po*4 6 5510/mo Ptaat* ca# M I 1244 103— HousesUnfurnished A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 tq tl 6 upt 5365 A MONTH Offee Storage 321-0130 or 333 3554 O f FICE/OFFICf - WARE HOUSE Now Av*4abi* Guardan Pertonal Storage Cat lor data** 57S 3500___ SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 1 Suttee erattH N • 1100 SF 4 1600 SF. 407-331-7004 LAK E MARY 1/1 $45(Vmon . 5450 dap Sanlord. 2/1 549V mon « 5495 dap Sanlord. V I 5525/mon ♦ 5535 dap. No Pat* Ca# 331-5966__________________ S A N FO R O 3 bedroom 553V mon * depotrl 13# Country Out) Cud* C a l 333-4540 SANFO R O V I CHA. W/D hook­ up*. ISOO/mo ♦ 5450/aac Pisa** ca* 3334310____________ SANFORO 3/2 SSTVmo ♦ S600WC dap M 14333 w w o i o i nom f uemer. loc._ riT D a n «H n w jT 3 D T CH/A. Naw carpal 4 paint SANFO R O M Apt . #pM plan pato, nawpnL'TVmg 5*40/13(0 SANFO R O a n wnam rm. c m - 6 POINT AREA Irg tot wmob hm AS IS S16 000 Senout «• Sala 322-74M Homeuta. 4 4 acre* 575.000 Hwy 46. t mae W of nver Bavarfy B. Maaon Realty LAKE MARY Vi Cardnal Oak* II 3700 SF. apfct plan, cam caffmgt. tr pic. pool, epa 1 « •era*, on cut da tee comet lot 5309 000 #07-331-77S9 SANFORO AREA-3/3 MUST SELL! C H A doubt* garage, tned yard 300 Rota Or Cal even­ ing* 34S5B57 M FLEETWOOO 14 X. 70 37 CHA. 10 X 30 awing Marry EXTRAS'I 631-7706 or 372-1553 PARK AVE. MOBILE PARK Hornet 53 000 to 56 000 Set Up Fnangnq QUWT1 322-3MI CARRIAGE COVE 24i44 3/2 82 Skykne Spkl pUn. naw carpel. v*tyl 6 lap Mkng 511,000 231— Cara For Sale . JA C U Z S Cedar ttoet in door/ out door New 52B00. etking 51300 Magnavoi 46 inch color TV w/doort Under warranty (Seara) New 51900. atkmg 5695 Sear* S/S 37 cubic 11 In door-cube/cruthed/waler/light Under warranty (Sear,) New 5159ft. atkmg 5695 Sear* couch/tieeper. tan fabric 51300 new. rust Irka new. tel lor 5400 Can is o - i s m . M ATTRESS SALE • Full ti/e uted hoi tpringt 6 mattrett 565 00 Larry-! Mart 333-4133 Refrigerator Whirlpool 585 3 (pace healer* 535 35* cotor TV. 535 330-7344 hr mtq 201— Horses ENOLISH HORSEBACK RIOING lettorn camp, twvrvnng GENEVA. 3SO-S3SI Call 323-4160 159— Raal Estate Wanted * BRAND MOOCRN FURN. 6 Antique* 1 PIECE or Whole Household •04-774-332l/407-##0-JS33 219— Wanted to Buy Alum. Can* Copper / Brea* Kokomo Recycling 321-0004 • II W. First-U f S-S. Sal S-1 221— Good Things to Eat NAVEL ORANGES 6 RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farm* 3461 Celery Ava NAVEL ORANGES-U pek or Wa Pick fresh to order 3660 Moore* Sttkon Rd 323 6367 Navel*, red grip*true* tanger­ ine* Fraah From Grove w* *hp BA COS MARKET __________ 332-3641__________ VARIETY U f Cl I Hub U -H C h 5672 Deer Pam Lane SanlordCai tor tkrectont 323-2177 • Uf|« SpacfcxMApcrtmeatVwith •Lake foot Sparillni Poof • TeoDb Court* Country Lake Apartments FRUIT FOR SALE i* grown effrut peksd to or_______ C M 332 3310_____________ Hair styling equpment Neatly enough to set up a 4 chaw shop 51300 Pteata cal 7#0- •2 DODGE RAM 250 tongbed' van 134.632 muat. Runt As It Sea and make offer at San­ lord Herald. 300 N French Ave. '. Sanlord (In back ol man burn "0) 238— Vehicles Wanted CASH 555 PAID! For Junk Cart. Truck* t Mrac' HE r P AUt RCA BF AUTIFUL 3 » 5MO * FISHfffG BOATS FOR RENT Staring at 530 A up Alto 24 Pontoon Ca# 330-1612 241— Rec. Vehlclea/Campera For Sale 71 6 W Pop-up camper Low mileage, drives good, neadt tome work 5695 497-1090 ^ APPLIANCE STORE, m, I 1 1.1 *, Hill, ,.l M I . Ill *11 S.H«v. 17*12, CmsftsrTT (407) 834-7072 •Reconditioned 4 Rebuilt WkslMn. Dryer,. RMrtgmlon Rano#5 4 Dohwtttwft 323-31S7 231— Cara For Sate INVESTOR BUYING HOUSE# PLUMS or LEMONS Chorea 666-72(7 SCON BOOKKEEPM G C u»tomuedparirionokxad ptefc-up •ernes 407 U-euv-IT-l •« AtaambU mi Chnatmaalll AppUloya/aru Ctrl M^^c^uc^caaatTMOA) 279-Hauling 253*AddHiortt ft Owaoa IAtot'1 .. k-7174 FULL SERVICE LAWN CARE * RaaldanMaVC oiw artlef 336-1737 or pqr 64*4407 349-0656 0 L8 m conawm OREO GROSS LAWN SERVICE RES/COM QUALITY C A R E ' FREE E8T. ! S O Bakra C8C1 281-Computer Conautting 282-Cabinets ALL TYPE CAaMETS-rataca/ woodffTkaVwa# uno/coununop/ R o n M M q b ra^M jM 283-Carpentry CJkRPE NTER. A# Hom e"" repairs, panting A ceramic t*a * * Oroaa 321-5073 268-Child Cara AN EXPLO VO M M O M •tong w«h T I C S playroom, ten yrd Cart C n V C S U W f l N ra m For inNrw 3304)700 288-Lepal Services V CHARLES 0. (Dan) kMLLER. Buffdar. C8C0S7205. Rat/ Comm., ramodtL addaona. rapaw MC, VISA. — #07-330-1741 DAVB KIV CONSTRUCTION ■ NawMsawaRaRr^Rapaira ■ U tea fiM B M -a ta MLJ STOP THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE IT BEGINSII Thinking of adMng on a room, ramodakng your kachantoam Naad a naw rod or ma money to do # won? Pont know where to begin? Let aapananoad profaa aunait arrange FfftanongDatgnAquwng (3) oomp Mbmatoa and choodng • conFree pra-qiak»ng over me A-Z LawTach Drvorea 555. Custody $75. Banknqitoy 575. Nama Change 555. EK. 24 hr*. (407) 622-0347 E-ZR AR A SERVICES Diverse S10WWHU 560 Ca* (407) 0 4 6 3 7 1 1 4 hr*. 294-Painting «WBrTBfwy *■ - -— A m •Nh S yr Cleaning Ffao 00L LMRno. SS141S1 Eat/ A* CLEANINO SVC h m * comm Fraa a#t. 334-0327tor pgr tot ffnmad raaponaa 999-3601 pod. kMM wtopMon PINSCREST V f ml lamey rm. Ig yard. CHA. 1 . 1 .1660/0600 AM DOYLS (#47) SM-MSO W l N O D H O ilS U TO RKMT M 1 Irrigation 8 APOLLO CLIANMQ SVC ComnvYWtid Outlty Svo S b I- H f CLSAMMO:; m. teOaMaterlMK. 106— Duptex/THptex 555355355^ i,_ 0 4 A , carport .774-6616 A Great Mace to Uve A ntodPi N m oom pM 4 root >yU>m-B<KOBl I >50 321-3717 K A TN TS K LEA M N G -fU tid. wtoy/mo. raraal cNan-outt 11 yra a«p ♦ raN S M S IO I L E T S US U F T YOUR CLEAN040 BUROENS Waaktoi-waak •to 337-16M ar A36-1AAO MOVE-IN-OUT Oto — Pran ura W m N B 1m l. 303-7230 or pgr 37?-3l10 m um wkhOAo ido/Apart USC4NSUR 407-OS-7BU 40) SHOP LO C A L DAMAGE REPAIR SPECIALIST 407-SSMS77 312— Tree Service TALEMCO LANDOCAMNO O R Y W A U .TTJC O O Repawa* Mi Wai A CaBng Tkakaaa raM. AAMCH NKMTAL8 NUOAMSUCTWCUMrr prudnaAnlacMna/loUl Ur ■oaptog. Ltodlnaur. 131-0886 6 P U T OAK-ANY F R M P S L IV E R V W 4 6 1 ■ B ES T TR EE EARVtM -LJaAna.' A* phaaaa F f M E a t ^ ^ ^ H B a tL p rc ^ M IJU T . TOMMY RUNYON Lawn S Tiaa Svc MART** LAUNDRY SERVICE CALLUSAT r M Yra. VLS177I ■ On i5th Street (Rt 46A) b*tm*n 17-92 A i A |kAJSi*w a w f mno Airpon o/ru. on narrwan A n o u t ■ ■ ■ M : 00N P 1C X R E N TR E IS V C Traa/stumb removal. Fraa • «. Ucdlnau 06-7341___________ •Alphaaaadl •l (m a out o n GREAT RATED 278-Orywali tp%om YATES ROOPINO alhaa ISM Church S Sr. DUc. SM. Gan. m -1446 fotocbonoua# UcAem M1-W4 m »M S 1 4 , | OAK FIREWOOO FOR SALE SANFORD AREA 288-Cleaning 1714 Ridatwood Are., Sanford • 3 3 0 -e i0 4 235— Truck/Busaa/Vana For Sale 223— Miscellaneous B l BUICK REGAL STATION WAGON Grail trafttporution A T , Aw | ) 000 FIRM 33V731# 67 PRELUOt 1j9 SI PS. Memo. 5-tpaad, PW. Sun root. 53.950 Ca# 303-1637 IntUkatoni Wm9S/M. Accata, VB. graphici. on-i Irarung .607-674-153) ^ W ish in g y o t^ . b u n d le s o f jo y , lo a d s o f la u g h ter, to n s o f f u n ..A ll y e a r a n d a fte r! M OLDS CALAIS Sedan Low mileage, great gal mileage 6* comfort 331-0334 240— Boat Rentals 211— Door#, amdowa. carpentry. Jo V/ DAY BED While. Victorun Flyto with 3 hum maltrette* 6 trurvae Never uted 5300 407•##-##54 11 a 65 V I 73 Cambndg* W/D ta n rm 54.000 Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 eq. ft., pert of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 157— Mobile Hom#a For Sate ‘SS VW BEETLE SEDAN Re stored show quality. Beel up engine 56000 FIRM 323-64#7 ■ IM S CHEVY 70 tenet tug (ruck Run, good 53500 Can' 334-2442 __________ ________ (407) 740-6500 DELTONA 10 acre* Idsai lor mobHe hornet** horaet. cattle, farming or nurteryi Znnad agncultural 5 3 900 ACRE Sm duwn w-owner tvianca #04-7(71772 or #0*-7»7-#«22 231— Cars For Sale BEOS ORTHOPEOIC FIRM SETS with 5 year warranty Nev­ er uted Twin 575 Fu# 5105 Oueen 5125 King 5169 Call *07-666-9(54_________________ AntiquWCollectibtes 153— Acraaga Lot For WAREHOUSE SPACE * 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale 148— Mobil* Homo Lota For Sate Wsklva Pints Blvd NOTICE 5100 DOW N__WHY R EN T? Whan you can own ffv* 3 bdrm horn* ml C/MA. new pamt A carpat? Aak about HUO homa*l The HMUman Group, Inc. Raehnr*------------ .3314333 •*A I 11 O M I O M N I •I f#l ifH| PHOIM H T l » I .* 1 I / f . •! Re a l E s ta te , m c 118— Office Space For Rent A# rental and real e u u a advarlitamantt are tutyeci 10 the Federal Fee Houtmg A d . which make* * MagaJ 10 advara** any preference, kmiuuon. or d d enm nawn baaed on raca. col­ or. rafcgnn. ta i. handicap. fa- SANFO NO 2/1 Cony locakaT 5400/mo XMAS Ddcounr Rat r*q 33147*7 LAK E MARY Cutt bn V3 on Gmbeff. pond I t # .500 REN OVATED Fenced. bYdW tpll pun tem prch 154,(00 SC POO L Pr* loradote V 3 kv/ dvvlam 2 car gar/cpd 57X100 4/1.5 Over 1.600 tq tl Lrv'rW lam. trpte. Incd M3.#00 R EN OVATED Like new 1/3 acre Dal wkthp crpt. Incd 170.000 ^ q u v e ^ n N ^ 4 0 7 ^ v m * j^ MARINER'S VILLAGE SANFORO 1/3 .FI u rn 2/1.5 Large fenced yard. CHA. On ly 537.900 VIP Propcme*. Inc 407-333-M tS cemfietlU^rwrojIM^M fT^ CASSSUM RRV M •cm pch. CH/A.___ M . las 1M7 • 141— Homes For Sale I Would like to work for you Good ml older people Single 56 SOtir, couple. 58 KVhr Your home/day ot rvght CNA. HHA. 100— Condominium Rentals POSITION OPEN FOR: K IT *V C A R I.V I.K ® hy l urry \VriClil l A i U - e r t i u ’ D a i l y F o r A b o u t $Jf> Pt’ t M o n t h Cal l The C l a u i j u ' t l Dept. ) 22- 2(>ll S a n f o r d He r a l d Ct Lake M a r y Life �\\\ M - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday, January 0. 1998 by Chic Young V ano Twe iw a o A CHEERLEADER FRO* THE LEFT « s OUR DAUGHTER SO IF we JUMP AROUND AND SHOUT IDO MUCH ti JOU'LL KHOW unsafe fad By P eter II. G oll. M.D P ETER G O T T . M .D BEETLE BAILEY w e know y o u 'n n o t REALLY QUITTING, SA iR ff, BUT CAN WE CELEBRATE UNTIL YOU CHANGE YOUR M IN D ? V r CANT VO ANYTHING WITH YOU 0 U Y 5 / I QUIT// v 'ik x x JOAlrtJ? THE BORN LOSER ~ T * ic o n ! by Art Sannom V IF (SXJJUJL lb AMY TOUGHER THAN / ( ANOTHER’F'! ) TH££Eb UOWAYTWE-YiCETALKJN? INTOtOlN' TOTHMOL' YALE! OjEMENTAgY SCHOOL.-. by Chartaa M. Schulz YES, MA’A M ..l'P LIKE TO SEE THE PRINCIPAL. I WANT TO SHOW HIM THIS PICTURE ^ l COLORED.. > HE DOESN'T SEE ENLISTED M E N ? A n /m A L R IG H TS LEC TU R E TONIGHT STAn M N O ZOOM ONLY types of exercise that would benefit you. This information should be avail­ able through trainers at your school or in a local fitness center. Also, there are many books on the subject. In my experience, one of the most useful is “Arnold: The Education of a Body to cigar smoke, probably caused by Builder," by Arnold Schwarzenegger high levels of carbon monoxide in his and D ouglas Kent Hall (Sim on A bloodstream. He lost consciousness Schuster. 1977). Hey, what can I say? for several minutes and required hos­ When in doubt, go to the best. pitalization. Such reports remind us that the practice of smoking cigars is a sso cia ted with significant c o n s e ­ quences DEAR D R GOTT: I have migraine headaches. A friend suggested that I try a homeopathic remedy for relief. Am I wasting my money? DEAR READER: I'm afraid so. H om eopathic rem ed ies contain extrem ely dilute concentrations of herbs and other natural Ingredients. In a recent English study, several homeopathic remedies were found to be no more effective than sugar pills in treating migraine: t t percent of the migraineurs experienced relief, com ­ pared to 16 percent of the placebo group — not a statistically significant difference You're probably better off using the prescription drugs Imilrex <to treat a migraine in progress) or propanolol (as a preventive) To give you more information. I am sen d in g you a copy of my H ealth Report “Headaches " Other readers who would like a copy should send 13 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P O. Box 3017. Murray Hill Station. New York. NY I0IM Be sure to mention the title. DEAR DR GOTT: I’m 17. 1 1 0 pounds and • feet tall. I am very thin. I want to build up my upper body and All out so my ribs don't show. What can I safely eat? DEAR READER Food Seriously, you probably need more calories in your diet. Because extra dietary fat arid sugar are not necessar­ ily healthful, even for an adolescent, I suggest that you increase your con­ sumption of complex carbohydrates: pasta, bread, potatoes and rice. In addition, som e m odest weight training would help you te develop your upper body and arms. It's beyond the scope of this column to detail the /DON'TCASH WNiVLR. <X HOT6£/4MrtOCW> BACK UEAT fcCAftOU.' COABOUND y WCU.YOU AT ffcRTIEft j JUET SAY ARXOCfZlua TWN66T8 FORME.' ilrtC T M U jauau T7” 15 TB“ er took the first trick with his king, played a diamond to dummy's act, and led n diamond back. East's heart diacard registered about eigh t on the Richter scale. Struggle aa he might from there. South couldn't win more than eight tricks. Was South unlucky or did he mispiay? South started with eight top tricks: two in each suit. The ninth trick would evidently com e from diamonds. And there was a perfect safety-pigy avail­ able. South should have started with the diamond Idas from his head. If nei­ ther the 10 nor the queen appears, de­ clarer continues with a low diamond toward dummy, planning to flaaaaa the nine if West plays the remaining law card. And If West discards on the sacood round, dummy's ace is played sad a low diamond led back toward the Jack. Either way. South gets three dia­ mond tricks. So, South misplayed. ciwateNCAtar THE bA IJttR WHO WAS JUST ARRESTED? by Jim Davis TAURUft (April a»«foy M | Today, when g cornea to making money, youYa got a touch dhoti may admen. Ba sum to earn your rewards; get-rich-quick gambles coma miinft acuta (May II-June M ) Salad your companions tftougMMy today and you should hava a piclura-pariact script. Remember. N only takas one bad brush drabs to amsar a work d art. NVWSWWUWSA , C W i»l* A fc * J!! nnn nnnn nnnn □ran nnmn nnnn nnn nnnnnnnnn nnnnnnn nmnnn nnn nnnn □nnn nnnn nnn nnnnmn nnmnnn nnnncom nnnnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □nnn unn nnnnn nnnnnnn nnmnmnnnn nnn nnnn nnnn □□□ □nnn nnnn nnn ■ nr TJ~ T7~ by T.K. Ryan The British have some strange say­ ings, like “safe as houses " True, many houses are safe, but we've also teen a lot fall down, some because of faulty construction, others from the destruc­ tive force of earthquakes or hurri­ canes. Occasionally a bridge contract that looks safe will tail. This could be because of bad distribution of the op­ posing cards or to faulty dedarer-Way. Which of these two is applicable in to­ day's d eal?. South cruised into three no trump, his opening bid showing 31-23 points. (As a cu riosity, did you ev er se e a hand before with no card between a four and a lack? I West led the spade queen. Judging that if West were longer than East In spades, East was more likely to be longer than West In diamonds, dedar- DEAR DR. GOTT: I've heard that coenzym e Qto i* u iefu l in treating mitral valve prolapse. Is it? DEAR READER No. it isn't. This health food has been promoted a s a cu re-all for m any a ffliction s, including heart disease and old age To date, there are no reputable stud les proving Its effectiveness. Mitral valve prolapse Is a common disord er that is usually harm less. Marked by a floppiness of the compo­ nents of one cardiac valve. MVP caus­ e s a murmur (e str a sound In the heart), and may lead to a variety of p u lse Irregu larities. It cannot be cured by any known drug, coenzyme Q10 Included. Patients with a floppy valve should receive antibiotic prop h y la sls, how ever, before den tal cleaning and certain surgical proce­ dures. tr1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 09, 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/4a502533b698d5051da4126c1d3e12ed.pdf bc04ae935519a8ae6bbed77578427bdf PDF Text Text SEMINOLE TODAY 75 Cents S e rv in g S anfo rd, Lake M a ry and Sem inole C o u n ty since 1 9 0 8 90th Year. No. 120 - Sanford, Florida City resolves sex Female police officers to be paid for their troubles By LACT LOAK Herald Editor By RUBS WHITE Herald Stuff Writer When Governor Lawton C h it** and Sanford Mayor Larry Data huddled during the gover­ nor's recent visit to the Good Samaritan Home, It was an occasion to talk turkry. "He’s u turkey hunter Just like me." Dale said. 'S o the governor and I talked about the Gobbler Sea­ son which begins March 21. He said he hunts within 20 to 30 miles of Tallahassee." Dale has his own hunting grounds on hts 3.200 acre Boar’s Nest Ranch on the St. John's River. SANFORD • Tile city has agreed to pay four female (toller, officers who In 1004 filed a lawsuit accus­ ing Sanford Police Chief Ralph Russell of sex discrimination. T m going to recommend that we settle. We need to settle this and move on. We don’t need to linger along with a lawsuit.* said Sanford Mayor Larry Dale. An agreement that was not made publlr pending commission a p ­ proval was reached two weeks ago after Scott Prndley. an uttomry for Die city, and JefT Snead, attorney for the officers, met In medlutlon. If an agreement had not been reached, the case would have pro­ ceeded to trial. T h e city asked us If we were In­ terested In medlutlng. and we were.* Snead said In an earlier In­ terview. IVndley has not relumed repeated phone calls. Commissioners a ir expected to OK flic* mediation agreement Mon­ day at thrlr regular meeting. C om ­ missioner* Kerry Lyons, W lilley Eckstein and Vrtma William*, also said they will Ik- glad to have the Issue resolved. 'It was unfortunate for everyone. I’m glad to get It belitnd us. W ere finally cleaning some things up and mining ahead.* Lyons said. T m In agreement with the set­ tlement and with putting this In*hind us.' Williams said. Officers Robin llem osky, Sharon Sheafer. Claudia Webber and Ti m Murray filed fedcrul lawsuits for damages ranging from $12,000 to $100,000. accusing then-police Chief Ralph Russell of falling to promote female officers, attempt­ ing to pay femalr officers less money than male officers, and for dismissing all female officers who were not protected under Civil Servlre. Sheafer. 42. after filing Be* Lawsuit. Pag* BA The last known photo taken of Mayor Larry Dal*. SO, before he grew facial hair. Chairm an of the Board It should be noted, also, that His Honor the mayor, celebrated his 50th birthday on Feb. 3. County Commissioner Randy Morris creating his own political identity In a re-election year attempt to make friends and win votes In the Fern Perk area. Seminole County Commissioner W la Adame has sug­ gested a 'Cultural Corridor" along U.S. High­ way 17-92. If Adams had his way. there would someday be a ‘ Carnegie Hall of the South" along the much maligned main street of the county. Imagine the delight of the residents who went to close the adult clubs like House of Babes that have been In Fern Park for 20 years or more. With a Cultural Corridor. Fern Park would become the possible home for a House of Bee­ thoven. No one In Seminole County government Is doing cartwheels over the lawsuit by Commis­ sioner D isk Van Dar WaiBa against Clerk of the Court M n y a a a i Maras. One county official says the feud about Van Der Weide's European travel expenses Is a 'black eye" for local government. 'A ll thia does Is get people angry about government spending and offlclids not being accountable," another olDcial said. Morse received notice of the auit on Friday afternoon. " A ll he needed to do waa show us By RUBB WRITS llrrald Stall Writer The Lake HowaB Eagles dance team had oriy two gkla who had aver performed before as they entered the Pop Warner football Mason last fall. Members in­ cluded (clockwise from top left): Lindsay Jonas. Erin Jonas, Candace Shields and Maaghsn D*tconro Check out Da Bomb. Page 6A. to see how they cam* up third in national competition. Sanford airport officials talk taxes in Tallahassee By N ICK PPB1FAUP Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Officials from the Sanford Airport Authority and Sanford Mayor Lan y Dale flew to Tallahassee recently for a Polics officers, from left, Claudia Webber, Tern Murray and Robin Bemosky have settled with the City of Sanford in a sax discrimination lawsuit. They are pictured here at CpI Sharon Sheafer's funeral last spnng. Her estate will also be paid. meeting with top legislative leaders. The event was the mid-year gathering o f the Florida Airport Managers A s ­ sociation (FAMA). According to Airport Execu­ tive Director Steve Cooke, while it was a normal meeting o f the organisation, other local officials accompanied him with the atm o f meeting with law­ makers to express local views on upcoming legislation, and to keep the Sanford area and Its airport In a position of Baa A irport, Pago BA SANFOKl) • As a fourthgrader hr urnt trick or treating dressed us Harry Ooldwaler. O n a on ll^ r occasion. hcwgfc setu ^h oib c’ from parochial* schom for wearing Ooldwater* campaign Iniltons. One of lus favorite moments rumc when be inrl President Ronald Reagan. In other words. Randy Morris had no « Itolce. lie tried other fields * Invest­ ment brokering, consulting work, managing a drug store until 10 years ago finding his niche in government. Inlllally. Morris served Lake Mary as a commissioner and then as mayor. For the last fouryrani he lias been a Sem i­ nole County commissioner chosen by Ills peers to be the commission chairman thrre of those years. He Is running for rr-rlrrtlon this year. The son of Oen. Frederick E. Morris, un are World War II pilot. Morris Is a dare devil sort who has gone to Pamplona. Spain to run with the raging, bulls and wtio lakes a sim ilar delight in being the take* charge guy of the county com ­ mission. Because of this, he lias be­ come the most visible o f Semi­ nole County's elected officials. IIiglily-charged, cunning and charming. 44-year-old Randy Morris has a powerful Republi­ can presence much like he. Seminole County Commiaaion Chairman Randy Mom* with fetow Republican from Georgia, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich. himself, found In Ronuld Rea­ gan. ‘ lie's like a whirling dervish." says Morris' aide Diane Merkt. ‘ Randy's Immersed In his wotk. He involves himself personally In every Issue. When the com ­ mission meets, he’s the ship's captain." Well before Morris came on the scene. Merkt was aide to the late Bob Sturm. Sturm was then considered the power- house of the commission and someone who Influenced Randy Morris. "We were close, per­ sonal friends" Morris said, not willing to call Strum his m en­ tor. Wlillc clearly charming to some. Morris Is considered to be arrogant and mean-spirited by others. "IVe never been fond of Randy's Innuendoes and Teens have heart, a song for man needing transplant Herald Staff Writer SANFORD - Often people In this life need a helping hand. Thia time, that hand comes from teenag­ ers. Three area teens have formed a gospel singing group called AKZ and have decided to uae their voices and their hearts to reach out to someone who desperately needs their help. “We Just want to give a person a second chance at life.* said group member Karectn Mcrthle. *We have all been through things and know the pain his family Is feeling. We are looking to get help through our talents ao we can save a life.* The young man who has sparked the a t­ tention and dedication o f AKZ la IB-yearold David Ea. Bandoo. At birth, Bandoo was diagnosed with a very rare heart con­ dition that has continued to deteriorate. A heart transplant waa Inevitable, but the eertouaneM o f his condition has made that operation an Immediate necessity. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D complicated transplant even more danger­ ous and the availability o f donors Is greater In Florida. So his family moved here around a year ago and David went on the walling list. Everything seemed to be going as usual until a week or two ago when thing s took a turn for the worse. ‘ David waa at my house Just goofing around a couple of Saturdays ago,* said AKZ member Zertmar *ZZ* Ramirez. ‘ He's a dose friend o f my family and so he comes by a lot. All o f a sudden Ids blood picssuie dropped and he was rushed to Arnold P a l­ mer Hospital. He la so Ul that he has been moved to Shands Hospital to await the first available transplant or he will die In four-to-alx weeks.* Besides the obvious problem of David's health, there Is an equally pressing matter. Seven months ago. David's father died from complications o f the same disease. Since he worked and his wife cared for the family. David's father carried the health In­ surance for everyone. When he passed •wgy. the Insurance coverage stopped. 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 < �*— - .. 2A •Sxrrtord Hcrakl. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February 8 1998 Business A s sis te d living facility is J u s t Like H om e rooms furnished with a resident's own belong­ ings If requested, and many other amenities In­ cluding porches and rocking chairs. By NICK PFEIFAUF Herald Staff Writer ORANGE CITY • It was a pre-grand-opening event recently at the new Just Like Home facil­ ity. located at 202 Strawberry Oaks Drive In Orange City. Tire new assisted living faelllty construction Is still under way with the finish­ ing touches not too far In the future. Residents will be able to share homes In nddtUon to sharing relationships with one another. It Is planned as a famlly-ltke atmosphere which will Include conversations at the dinner table, special holiday traditional activities, outings, and olrservances. Administrator Helen Riddle said that with the sharing concept. Individuals will have privacy* and comforts o f personal dences. such as a kitchen, semi-private CASSELBERRY J a ck M eeks, president o f Real Es­ tate Professionals of America. Inc.. Casselberry, has been elected 1998 district 12 vice president for the Florida A sso­ ciation o f Realtors. Meeks rep­ resents over 4.500 Realtors lo ­ cated throughout Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties. MAITLAND • Star Zcllar. a ti­ tle Insurance executive with over 20 years experience has been promoted to assistant vice president for Fidelity Na­ tional Title Insurance C om ­ pany o f New York. Zeller will be working directly with all agents and closing offices In the Central Florida District. SANFORD - Florida Solar Technology. Inc., o f Sanford has named Jlaa C u rtis re­ gional manager for commercial products. The announcement was made by Skip W ast, president of the pool heating EX . v.\ rte tty § i 40 Expassloss Ftcldy 67 59 LOTTERY Hors ara ttva winning sstsctsd on Friday In ths Florida Lottary: Fantasy $ 1 S -Z 1 -2 4 -2 S -2 S ., a Sanford based full-service landscape. Irrigation and maintenance company with Its own nursery operation, plans to starl Ils own environmental services division, expanding services to their existing clien­ tele by providing waste d is­ posal service. With $5.2 m il­ lion In sales reported for this past y e a i. R ickard KcUer pre­ dicted revenues for 1998 with the new expanded environ­ mental services could top $9 million. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • M/l llom rs of Altamonte Springs has opened Its own title com ­ pany. M/l Title Agency. Ltd.. LAKE MAID’ - John S lrlon n l and named Foggy ADcn, a president and CEO o f Amcrtprofessional with 15 years ex­ can Housing Development. Inc. perience In banking and prop­ Iras announced the company erty title services to head It. has signed a letter o f Intent. In David Byrnes, division presi­ principal, to merge with MAS dent said the title company Acquisitions 111 Corporation, a could serve as many as 500 publicly traded company. home buyers each year In­ American Housing Develop­ cluding M/I Homes and other ment. in Lake Mary, specializes builders/mortgage companies. In buying existing multifamily SANFORD • Keller Outdoor. In properties, refurbishing and . , reselling..them o s ^ ln d l AU ______ C — «< m in . 12:30 m g j. 7:10 $ .m .. m in . 12:45 p .m ., m aj. 7:30 p.m . H O W : D a y to a a B s a ak : high: 4:46 a .m ., 5:06 p .m ., loan 10:50 a m , 11:08 p .m . H aw Im y r a a B m $ I u high: 4:51 a m . 5:10 p m , loan 11:04 a m . 11:13 p m . O m m B o aok: high: 5.-06 a m ., 5:29 p m . low : 11:10 L ID ., 11:28 p .m . | Ptcldy 68 61 Monthly rentals are for studio facilities and one-bedroom facilities, ranging In price from $1,505 to $1,795 for single occupancies. The second-person basic rate Is $500 per month. Furnishings are available for an additional fee und guest suites are available with reservations. For Information regarding Just Like Home, contact Helen Riddle at (904) 775-3030. company. Curtis has many years experience In the pool, retail and equipment business. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • M/l Homes o f Altamonte Springs has named A rthu r Lamb as superintendent o f construction. Lamb will oversee construction for the company's community of Westminster Landing. I lo o m r o a s c a i M W will partly cloudy offer morning showers. Highs from the upper BOs and mid-60s. Lows r a n the upper SOs to 4 Os. Partly cloudy. Highs In the low-60s. Lows In the h e Ilow to mld-40s. M o s it y i Partly cloudy. lUghs In the low to mid-60s. Lows In ths upper- even still resi­ bed- In addition to assisted living, the facility will also offer 24-hour Respite Care for a fee of $55 per day. Tills Is for persons In need of a tem po­ rary stay but without the long term com m it­ ment. It's also designed for persons who want to become Involved In a test period. The aim of the organization Is explained In the company's motto of. "A place of health and wrll-being.’ and *A place o f love ntid laughter." Upon completion , o f the m gger,_th e company will o p ­ erate under the name American Housing Development. Inc., a Delaware corporation. M avtt LONG'VOOD • Ergo, In corp o­ rated. manufacturers o f men’s briefs, has relocated to 1372 Bennett Drive, Suite 164 In Longwood. •(Jan. 31) 17-33-30-30-37-3# ALTAMONTE SPRINOS Tuesday Morning a deepdiscount close-out store. Is opening Us fourth store in the Central Florida area. The new store, scheduled to open at 8 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 12. Is lo ­ cated In Prairie Lake Plaza. 1140 East Altamonte Drive In Altamonte Springs. The new store will have 5.390 square feet o f gifts, accessories and household Items usually found only In high-end deport­ By NICK PFEIFAUP Herald Staff Writer IAKE MARY - Atlantic Data Services |ADS) o f Quincy. Muss, hus announced the a p ­ pointment o f A. Hay Speer to the position o f vice president o f business development. ADS Is a consulting service firm that specializes In providing business solutions to financial service Institutions. Speer, who currently resides In Lake Mary, holds n bache­ lor’s degree In business a d ­ ministration and Is a graduate o f the American Bankers A sso­ ciation's Business o f Banking program. He has over 30 years o f con­ sulting experience m the finan­ cial service sector, working In North America. Latin America and the Asia/Paciflc area. Prior to Joining ADS lie was a bustftco* dcyclflpm wi «*Ui*ulU$it at.Hogan Systems. Iuc.,wnd4ta successor. C$C ’ Financial Services Orqpp, ................ In his new position, Speer wlU assist ADS Industry experis in building strategic, value-added solutions that match each client’s r requirements. Hla primary goal wlU i be operating In the Southei eastern United States regird to ----------------- with .-jx the company’s five lines o f business including IT ConCon solids- ment and specialty stores. Commenting on the suc­ cessful operation o f Tuesday Morning stores, which brought about the fourth o f its kind In the local ares. Chief Executive Officer Jerry M. Smith said "We attribute our long-term succcsa and loyal customer base to our steadfast commitment o f pro­ viding Irresistible values o f quality goods, sold at 50 to 80 percent off retail prices. The Dallas-based company plans to open 32 new stores In 1098 and presently has 323 stores In 33 states. Gas prices drop In Port Richey, and the highest price was 61.210 per gallon In Delray Beach and In Naples. “Swing Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 1908“ Sunday. Fabruary S. 100$ • Voi. 00, No. 120 B R ttlflilfl& H fii Pubkahsd Tuesday tfvough Friday and 8undqr by RspuMc Newspaper*. Inc. • 300 N. French Avs.. SsrSard. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-8611 Fax: (407) f HEATHROW-Florida m o­ torists are discovering signifi­ cantly lower prices when they Self-Serve Regular Unleaded fill their gas tanks this month, prices decreased 4.3 cents to according to a AAA Auto Club on aven ge 61.123 per gallon. South report. Mid-Grade Unleaded prices AAA Auto Club South's Furl dropped 3.9 cents to on over­ Gauge Survey for Florida shows age 61.241 per gallon, and that the average price for SelfPremium Unleaded prices de­ Serve Regular Unleaded is creased 3.8 rents to an average 61.123 per gallon, down 4.3 61.325 per gallon. cents from the December aver­ age o f 61.166 per gallon. This M the lowest price Florida m o­ Full-Serve Regular Unleaded torists have seen since Febru­ price# dropped 1.9 cents to an ary o f 1906 when the average average 61.535 per gallon. Mid was 61.112 per gallon. "A combination o f factors In­ Grade Unleaded prices dropped 1.6 cents to on average cluding decreased travel de­ per gallon and Premium Un­ mand. low crude oil prices and leaded prices decreased 2 Increased oil production by cents to an average 61.722 per OPEC account for the drop in prices’ said Rena C alls, manager o f Public and Government Reis tlons for AAA Florida. "After nearly two years C over 61.20 per Is exciting news for . - '. % 1 fjii tour of the new fadWy. The visitor, left, Is Stan Rafalik. program manager of DeBary Manor. Lake Mary man tapped as A D S vice president Tuesday Morning opens its fourth store in area W w iW P l I vwfVM I t H ow Seas a re 59 feet w ith a rou gh chop. W a te r te m p e ra tu re at D aytona Is 58 degrees and a t N ew S y m m a , 59 degrees. W inds a re from th e n orth ­ w est at 20 -2 5 m .p.h. Hoton Riddle, administrator of Just Like Home, a assisted living facility, prepares to take a visitor on a STAY ALIVE W e make your business insurance our business. Vi' B e want in Iv >uur pinner when it crencx in iiMirono: p n t iv im (h H .K l in tivLiv k* <ptiliiy N imix-v. pnxcitkn hull /\nln-l \ viut >liwmincc (jen p u iy WrU l ike can* i f Vuv UlMIKNv HIMmix c wiuk* ym t.ik v c .u v tf vji.:.- N. N M IK a l \ Lska M siy w M s M A Rsy Spss r, promoted in teterasMoosI firm. tlons and Conversions. Year 2000. 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February 6. 1998 •3 A School dress code w on’t change By MUUU BKODIE Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - The study Is finished, the report Is In and the dress code for Seminole County students gets straight A‘s. The Seminole County Public Schools Association of High School Student Council, more commonly known as District Student Government took on the task o f evaluating the stu­ dent dress code, a challenge Issued to them by then School Board Chairman Sandy Robin­ son. Some aspects o f the dress code had come undrr flrr by students and administrators at the beginning o f the school* year. Robinson asked the dis­ trict student government to moke suggestions and report bark to the board. ’ I have a personal Interest In gathering Information from the person most effected by our policies,* Robinson told the council In September. Robin­ son said If the council found a substantial need for a change In the dress code, the district student government could K r prominent Sanford attorney. The SHS basketball team outscored such teams as Rollins, Stetson. Seabreeze. Orlando. New Smyrna, and Du­ val to post a 11*5 season. My mother had some clip­ pings from basketball games In her scrapbook. The headline from one reads “Sanford Bas­ ketball Outfit Wins Hard Fought Oamc Over Strong Duvml-Game Chueh Full o f Pep from Start lo Flnlsh-Sanford Uses No Substitutes.* There Is an account o f two other basketball games with New Smyrna Beach. They were both played on the same night, with the boys playing first. The article states that the girts, like all good suffragettes, stepped aside and allowed the boys to play their game first. Here are some quotes from the newspaper1' krtlcle: T h e boys' game was so one-sided that It looked s * If the scoreboard would become unbal­ anced and foil o ff the wall.* ‘ BID Moyc and Leonard McL tr­ ees were greased lightning, shooting basket after basket that made the visitors hold their breath. While our boys were doing this. New Smyrna lads were chasing around wtth their tongues nangttM praying that the garni soon end*. Coach WUhlnaon sent tn his entire second team during the third quarter, but the score was still lopsided • 71-6. Oth­ ers on the team were Victor McLaulln. Oeorge Cowan and Oeorge Smith. Emma Spencer was the star for the SHS gills' team. *Shc waa here and there, she had her opponents' tongues hang­ ing out, they even had her where she wanted to fig h t but Emma kept rt^tt on with her Mfgtng and n g g n g and the way she shot those baskets, oh my”. Emms Spencer scored 26 of the team's 36 points- C IPH B It Florida had ever produced. He was captain of both track and football teams while a student and also played on every other team. The president o f the U of F said that Sanford was lucky to have Wilkinson as coach as he waa one o f the best coaches In the state. Mr. Wilkinson coached all three sports at SHS - football, basketball and baseball. In addition to hla coaching duties, he a {Sanford commission agendA* B f K IC K fmWAJUT Herald Staff Writer • SANFORD • A lengthy dis­ cussion agenda Monday will Jmove the start o f the work ses­ sion by the Sanford City C om ­ mission to 3:30 p.m. C onsid­ eration will be given to a van)ety o f Items Including those to the g o lf course, a stadium restoration the annual review o f the 1997 audit. A s o f tl this past week, the folItems were listed on the for the work session: Presentation and review o f 1097 audit. Discussion o f Mayfair Golf Course analysis { Request o f city services for uly 4th Celebration. Goal setting for city commiaSion {.P a c e cleantup. idlum restoration candi­ J‘ SUM dates. - City physician agreement. • Ctty paid life insurance. .* Procedures for review o f Ctty Managrr position applicants. • Setting the date for the set and meeting In May, 1996. • Board appointments. ; Regular agenda and other items. • City Manager's report. ! Dtscusafon o f city code re­ view. SET n • • Following the work session, the regular ctty commission averting will begin at 7 p.m.. in f i e commission chambers. As o f this post week, the following Aetna were listed on the ggcnda: J Ctttaen participation . * Consideration o f commission meeting minutes. Ordinance 3383 - 2nd read­ ing - Annexing a portion o f property . 2626 Palmetto Ave­ nue. Ordinance 3364 - 2nd read­ ing • Annexing a portion o f property 3673 E. SR-46. Ordinance 3386 • 1st reading • Amending city code to adopt Residential Lighting Standards. Ordinance 3387 • 1st reading • Amending city code to adopt Utility Work Items Fees In­ crease. Ordinance 3386 • 1st reading - Amending the Personnel Rules and Regulations re: ter­ mination benefits. Ordinance 3389 • 1st reading • Extension o f authorisation for Temporary Building Official. Consideration • Adoption o f a policy that Sanford Airport Authority adopt a Stormwater Master Plan at the airport. Consideration - Requests for reduced rate for use o f Ctvfc Center (Sanford Main Street). Resolution 1781 • Creating a City Manager Selection C om ­ mittee. Board appointments * City election Committee. Condemnation status report and request to authorise de­ molitions. v Hanning and Zoning Com m is­ sion meeting o f Jon. 23. Consent agenda. City Attorney’s report. City Manager's report. City Clerk's report. City Commissioner's reports. Sanford Ctty Commission meetings and work session s are open to the public. The Sanford Ctty Hall Is located at 300 N. Park Avenue in Sanford. *" i v v v v v v v Sifts you • MufTy Vender Bear • Crane Stationery • Crabtree & Evelyn • Seagull Pewter • Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears • Caspar!. • Lampc Berger • Christopher Radko • Rochord Limoge She S n h w eil Uniquesifts, stationeryand invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east o f 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road ***** OIQ Q & * * § 7 * « l r r f • 24 Hour Profession*! 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Cooper taught agricul­ ture at SHS and later became 1 of CMrdo High He also farmed and rr various occupations during his long life. At age 99. he Is presently a resident of Renaissance. The 1923 Salmagundi pro­ claims S.A.B. Wilkinson, known to the team as ’ Rowdy BUT. to be the best all around thlste that the University of It’s the store you remember with sion. lie said, the subject kept coming bark to difference tn Individual school policy, which Includes determining what Is safe footwear. At one school. Bfrkenstock sandals are ac­ ceptable. but soccer sandals are not. (These shoes are the same style, only constructed o f different materials.) Nanton concluded that the process o f making the decision taught him more than the ac­ tual study. Nanton acts as the facilitator at the district stu­ dent government meetings and had to see that Robert's Rules o f Order were followed by the officers and members from the participating schools. Five members from each o f the seven schools and their advi­ sors attend the meetings. Nan­ ton said. T h e more people In­ volved. the more chance for the process to become com pli­ cated.* their Individuals studies, which Included a survey o f parochial schools, private schools, elite schools and the student's right to freedom o f expression, p ro­ tected under the First Amend­ ment. One interesting fact pre­ sented by Lake Howell High School showed a marked dropped In the crime reports from the Long Beach. Calif. Unified School District, grades kindergarten through eight. When the school district adopted a uniform policy In 1994. fighting amongst stu­ dents dropped from 1.135 Inci­ dents In 1993 to 653 In 1995 for a total enrollment o f 59.622 students. After all o f the reports were presented. representatives Grom each school met to decide whether a change In the policy was needed. What the repre­ sentatives found was that over­ all. each school was happy with the dress code, and that policies set by each principal would handle the issues such as the wearing o f hats on cam ­ pus. T h e (principal's policy) was the biggest thing.* said Nanton. In the final discus­ bring those changes before the school board and possibly cliange the county's policy. After four months or study. Nick Nanton. student body president o f Lake Mary High School, which Is the president school o f the o f SCASC, issued the following statement to Dr. Tom Marry, executive director o f high and middle school edu­ cation: *lt Is the recommendation of the Seminole County Associa­ tion o f Student Councils that due to the well-being and gen­ eral safety requirements o f all persons attending Seminole County public schools, and due to the general and Interpretstlonal nature o f the guidelines set forth In the Seminole County Public Schools Code of Conduct, the current dress rode shall not be changed.* Marrlr Gray, student activi­ ties director for Lake Mary High School and the advisor for the school's representatives said, *It has been an eye opener for us to know what our dress code really Is.* In the December meeting o f the student government, each school presented the results of �4 A - Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February 8. 1998 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL Commending Seminole Volunteer Enterprise Every Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday, calls go out to help the needy, especially In food drives. People are asked to donate food and/or financial assistance to various organizations which then ofTcr full hot meals to those less fortunate. This is good, and usually such events arc highly suc­ cessful. But there Is more need than for two meals during these two days. That’s why we commend Seminole Volunteer Enterprise. Organizers are providing help on a year round basis. The organization recently moved from the old Zayrc's Plaza on South U.S. Highway 17-92 to a location on Fourth Street In the downtown San­ ford area. The goal is to provide food to the needy. To meet this mission, a meal site Is currently In the works that will serve hot meals twice each day. It will be available to Seminole County residents with very low or no income. While proof of residence is required, Executive Director Jean Mctts said no one is declined help. The organization is sponsored by the U.S. Department of *Agriculture and the Emergency Food Assistance Pro­ gram as well as Farmshare. Each are food assistance operations which go a long way toward supplying needs of this type. Unfortunately, there arc some peo­ ple who look at the needy and com­ ment that they should go out and get a job and buy their own food. It's often easier said than done. There are many instances where it is impossible to ob­ tain employment. Single mothers with small children may find the cost of child care is higher than the wages they may earn; men may have some typ* of.handicap,. Including a lack of education or marketable skills, which would prevent them from performing a mdhey-eerning livelihood. There are many other good reasons for not hav­ ing money with which to pay for food. Think about this, Seminole County Ah! The Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van tier Welde expense debate! 1 believe tills Is n misunderstanding gone ton far. 1 would like to pul In print the onllnanre that ts being enforced. To my knowledge It is up to date and the olflclal policy. Why Is tills continuing on? Railed on the ordinance riled there should be no further discussion of the m ailer und there should not be any Indication o f wrongdoing but rather o f mlscommunlcatlon. or m is­ understanding. There has been talk that this will continue under a rather vague policy re­ garding vendors. Maybe there Is n defense In the policy being considered although the interpretation of n vendor, according to The American College Dictionary Is: One who vends, or disposes of a tiling by sale. The county ordinance that apparently a p ­ plies lo the situation In question states under Section 1. Meals Allowance. Meal allowances shall be generally as set forth In Florida Stat­ utes. provided however, (hat meals shall be reimbursed at actual costs not to exceed FIFTY AND NO/100 DOLLARS ($50) a day tf accom ­ panied by original receipts for said expendi­ tures and travel is outside o f Seminole County. Let's end this for what It Is...a misunder­ standing o f the policy! t—(Ml fii fi nil Is Sanford on a roll or what! The announce­ ment or plans for the waterfront development ts an Indication o f the direction Sanford Is taking. The development, In good taste, should be embraced by the citizens, business leaders and SEMINOLE COUNTY! We all need to help with our support o f the efforts being proposed. As I stated last week this Is the ’ MOMENT" for Sanford and It has taken much too long. San­ ford residents, this la the opportunity that will bring growth. Jobs and build support under a lagging downtown area. If managed well this growth could make Sanford, our county seat, the envy o f many a city. It's all In the planning Think about this, Seminole County M ailt* II it a veteran m ,m l,i »* nvmvravt tevarnmanl tear* anT M a CMC actMil In * » In le n a l e l e e a r e e v w m w i l and In the support o f the efforts being put forth. Help make these visions become reality and look for and ask for support from county officials. Tap Into the EDO. LOSE THE SMALL TOWN FEEL? WHY?...Winter Park hasn’t, why should San­ ford? It’s all In planning an support. It will af­ fect everyone eventually In a positive manner and llie feel of the city can EASILY be main­ tained. The city o f Winter Park la a wonderful example, but Sanford can be betted Let’s keep the ball rolling and by all means put s fire un­ der the county for support o f the county seat. Pan Nm WHAT ELSE...You read It first here. Last year we proposed a lowering o f the cost o f the toll roads by lowering the fees on E-PASS and we made other suggestions. Well, (here will be an adjustment on the E-PASS a year later, but lacking the other supportive proposals made. Tills may help, but la likely to fall because there lan’l a REAL plan. It’s a small part o f the Ideas suggested one year ago. Stop by the new Fourth Street loca­ tion and meet Jean MettB. Find out how you may be of service to others who are less fortunate than you. Let's remember those who need our help, not Just at Thanksgiving and Christmas, but all year long. Berry's World With the Bullet Ttaln comes a new revela­ tion that the rtdershlp level will be much higher than first expected. Well. If you believe this you’ll believe there are no midges on the waterfront. The Department o f Transportation has spent millions o f dollars trying lo prove themselves right. If lliey lind lo be personally responsible for the surcesa. or failure, o f this terrible conrept and waste of money they would be looking for another Job rather than trying to defend this fairy tale. In my opinion. I ihlnk It's a terrible waste o f money. What do you think? Heller speak up! Ofi tkfflcvif Our kids will be on their way lo Washington D.C. representing Seminole County. We anr all proud or you ond our Al* history teacher. Mr. Dees of Lake Howell High. They will be presenting, amending and d e­ fending proposed legislative hills. So our stu­ dents, our children, our teachers and sr lino Is are doing quite well. Be proud of our kids, give them your support. They will be asking for donations for their trip for the last lime this wrekend. SHOW THEM YOU SUPPORT THEM. A NEW PHRASE COINED HERE...Sensible Orowth Patterns’ . SOP tluit will be the new phrase regarding development In the future and It’a appropriate. TO N Y TIZZtO Tony TUzio It advocate IT J M P C AAAP, T f*|| - .t’ V *t r|1* If) Items of interest courtroom * kctcm/am ar iu -o If you care about Sanford’s future... Doug and Debora scrtpticn is the fact that this development will wipe out F t Mellon Perk. Is this a food trade off for the cttlsens o f Sanford? Let’s see. What the dttaens o f Sanford get Is a new beach and pier s it*1 restaurants, a multi-story building that blocks the view o f Lake Monroe (nun NTM to the Museum, and a couple hundred mini­ mum wage Jobs busing and waiting on tables and making beds. Downtown businesses may get an infusion o f visitors strolling through their stores. What do we give up or, more specifically, what do our elected officials give for us? The ball fields where many o f our children and yandrhU drcn le a n to play baseball beside out lake. The pkw yon nd where I take juy granddau^Ker — A Hi m she visits Grandpa. Tbs baakrtbafi and tennis courts with the lake view. T h evm y rartstm c e o f the growing number o f bed and breakfast hotels In town. The lei­ surely drive along Semi nole Avenue to watch the sunrise o r sunset across the lake. Walking i small town that has esanother part o f Disney the most desirable and Big BusInfiM gate cloning tf yfifiMtar* tMs... LggfcJgf afcgfid Speed bumps are AXLE BREAKERS.. Do away with the concept. Don’t drag this on much longer. Believe me there's a law suit out there In the future. You read II here first. Yes, there are a few who take advan­ tage of the situation and try to get anything they can. It's the old concept \ of "The world owes me a living." But these are few and far between. We have many people in our community who would love to be gainfully cm- ! ployed but find It impossible. With this In mind, we suggest in­ volvement in the Seminole Volunteer Enterprise by our private citizens and business people. As the name implies, It Is a ‘Volunteer9 operation. As such, help is needed. Our County Attorneys ought to see the dan­ ger In plarlng these obstacles In the roadways and causing obstruction to the movement of emergency vehicles, delaying response times and em it lug many other problems not yet known, but thry’re becoming more apparent each day. Get out of the speed bump business and save its all dollars In the future. Tills Is what I call a legal target. A good altnmcy Is going lo blast this thing lo pieces one day at taxpayer expense. QroM CtOfio as our final hometown because we wanted l o ­ in Central Florida but did not want to '■e part o f the synthette Disney World resort *nd tourist community everywhere d e c has become. Had we wanted that w e would have moved to Celebration and gotten a plastic picket fence. In Sanford we thought we had found a real small town, one where people were more concerned with the quality o f life than aise o f the tax base, more n m r fm fd with budding the type o f a m a l town many o f us grew up In than with barreling another stop on the tourtot train outside Disney. Occasionally, we here at *Spectal People* would like to pass along some information to you. On that note, there are several Items o f Interest that we would Uke to share with you today. They Include several updates, thoughts and Items that, we hope, will be o f Interest to you. Mala f i t King, Uartin Luther. Jr. (19291968) • Since America recently celebrated Dr. King’s birthday on Jan. IB, and we are cur­ rently In the midst o f Black History Month, we thought we would Uke to pay homage to America's foremost Ctvll Rights Leader • King. Uartin Luther. Jr. Bom on Jan. IS. 1929 In Atlanta, Oa.. he was the second o f three children. He received a bachelor's degree tn sociology In 1947 from Morehouse College, a B.D. tn 1951 from Crater Theological Seminary, and a doctor­ ate tn philosophy tn 1955 from Boston Uni­ versity. Dr. King was one o f the principle lea d en o f the American Ctvll Rights Movement and a prominent advocate o f nonviolent resistance to racial oppression. It ts because o f that we all honor him today. I f It was not for Dr. King, every minority person in this country, even the disabled, would be fighting even harder far equal rights In this country and throughout the world. On a visit to India In 1959, Dr. King was able to work out more d e a rly his under­ standing o f Satagraha. Mahatma G andhis principle o f nonviolent persuasion which Dr. King had determined to use as his main In­ strument o f social protest. On April 4. 1968. King was killed by an assassin’s bullet. H ate M t "Good Samaritan* - I visited the Oood Samaritan Home again on Jan. 22. On this visit I went to see Qov. Lawton Chiles give an award to the Oood Samaritan man­ ager. Mrs. Thelma Mike. The award la called ‘ Heartland Award*. Paraphrased U "honors people who demon­ strate that they are the Heart o f Florida.* H ie governor described Mrs. Mike as the "Mother Teresa o f the area.' and repeated Mis. Mike’s words that ‘ all things are possi­ ble through prayer.* Rata f f i l The •Wee Hetp Children’s Re­ source Center - *Wee H dp," an organization we spotlighted back in our April 20 column last year, ts on the move. Organisers found a new home and need some items to help them fam ish and run the office. Needed are: color printer, copy machine, bookcase s , two desks, two large folding ta ­ bles. carpet, two telephones, fax machine and copy paper. Also needed are I W a a l M a Needed are computer operators, telephone operators, a community relations person and a fund ralarr. I f you can contribute any o f the Items above, please contact "Wee Help* at (4071 333-2194. for today's c gotten from Encarta and Orottef's Encyclopedia. If you hare a non-profit organisation re­ lating to the disabled or a apodal event Iup, pieaae toll ua about Id �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida •Strelay. February a. 1W6 •B A Opinions Who’s in charge as young people go astray? Who In In charge? A youthful generation la In trouble. With our prenldent of the U.S. facing allegatlnnn. local Judgen allegedly atalklng and pull­ ing out gun*, law enforcement officer* break­ ing thr law wllh lenient pilvllegea. attom eya with DUI'a and Ood knows what ever else' our lenders decide thry want to try. you wonder how con our troublrd youthful generation be able to nurvtvc? The 20th Century criminal Justice syatem Iran no one In cltarge and every official entity {one lawlessly crazy. I had an opportunity to ook at tire dropout rate of two high schools In Seminole County for a one year period 190697. The two schools totaled 92 dropouts alone and I was grieved because I realize that It la tough for n common laborer to defend hlmNelf/herself from a system o f government that w r are In. Ilow much worse for a dropout? Thr syslrfr was designed to keep the rich, powerful, white collars In power and lower rlusa whites and blacks (minorities) Ignorant and suppressed. In bondage and deeply In e a r You have to be very careful In this system. Our government is very rontradlcttve. This sys­ tem o f government creates and then turns around to help regulate criminals. How? You are a Juvenile until age IB according to law. but yet. this system knowing the work force tragedies still allows 16 -year -olds to drop out o f school. His or her choice Is speci­ fied by law, but t began to understand that the system gives the uie tooras m e o| 16- year- oMs the opportunity «to explore • _ •a n early age. | OW^|rjng crim»e at knn can’t escape the system. That’s why shy our street com ers are-------full o fj Juveniles thot ----------------------------with .... thousands of dollars in receipts they aren't about to tum over to our governing officials for their mini­ mum d ru g ' JOHNELL JACKSON S e m ino le C o u n ty activist e 1 learned that you need to learn how to de­ fend yourself In our courts because there are many cases tnvotvtng our officials or some en­ titles o f gom n m en t that attorneys just will not touch. Attorneys have to eat too. They are also un­ do* certain pressures from the system and ceratlon, to own and totally control, to stereo­ type and separate color and classes rather than promote that all men are created equal. But everything those In the system have tried has failed and la constantly backfiring on them. They have created a monster you can't tame or change, only worsen. some may even be threatened by the system's power. They have to humble themselves and not go against the grain. We are In a governmental system that when you go. against It. everything Is threatened, le­ gally threatened. I've been a victim o f their system. You are a victim too. You Just haven't recognized tt yet. Our local organizations need to become more Involved In our communities to help free the oppressed. Our churches, white and black, need to stop focusing on heaven and let us work together to get out o f hell. We all need to be more faithful to God's word and face the truth. I saw a few political leaders that got elected to some form o f government and you know you reap what you sow. Sin has changed their a p ­ pearances. some look Uke they are alcoholics and a few look as though crack has been part o f thetr lifestyle. You can t wtn. It Is destined that you will lose. Ood bless you. LETTERS AhIAhhfor Aovtlopnoot Let’s assume for one minute that: I) Sanford Is ready for und wants a hotel/conference center and 2) PRA Development Is the group to do It. With that aside Ihe next main Issue Is lo­ cation...local Ion...location. Tire Unit two obvious choices are l| Marina Island and 2) New Tribes Mission. City o ffi­ cials have statrd Hurt neither of these Is on option berause the owners have told them they are not Interested In selling. Assuming this la true, the next logical place la on tire site of the current post office. civic center. Chamber o f Commerce, the vacant lot to the wrat of the Cliamber and the shopping center to the south of the Cliamber. This location has many advantages: Tire tax rolls would be boosted, only a small portion of the park (west o f the mu­ seum! would be utilized, the hotel would have a view of the t water and a beautiful park, the park could be enjoyed by both ItoUl patrons, residents and visitors, the hotel would be closer to the Historic Down­ town and would Increase pa­ tronage o f the shops and res­ taurants. the hotel and new courthouse could potentially share a parking garage. ' Our concern regarding the current proposal Is that we would be sacrificing our entire waterfront city park. The cur­ rent trend In tourism In Florida Is to save as much ■grcenspace* as possible. In the past, our city officials have wasted our waterfront property on government buddings, office space and sewer treatment plants that are not on the too rolls and not available for our residents' enjoyment. Other historic cities In the south have been able to de­ velop thetr downtown historic districts without sacrificing thetr city parks. Some won­ derful examples can be seen In St. Augustine. FI.. Savannah. Oa., Beaufort. S.C.. and Charleston. S.C. How many o f these arc giving up thetr parks for redevelopment? None. WUl they ever? Probably not. The best parks are on the beat land in the and Fort Mellon Park is no crenL that a common noun follows, and that comma faults are not proper. Why do I suspect that our county commissioners did not attend one of our schools? Bersuae learned people do not put out reports with errors such as those mentioned above. WHITE HOUSE OfPG- jm. AfftSB i —•---M-----* can do as Individuals to aid tn making our neighborhoods safer. Most of us came array from the meeting with a feeling o f hope and a belief that are will get the help we need and will be able to feel we are part of the Sanford Community. Again - Thank yop Mayor Dale. Cmdr. Bronson, and Ofc. Kovars. Come and visit us again, you are always wel­ com ed ■Village W atch M KHTTM l Mayor Larry Dale, where Is your sense o f loyalty to the community? The article on Saturday. January 31. concerning "On the Waterfront. unveiled*, alarmed me. Arc you trying to make a name for yourself? The only name I would give you would be ‘ traitor'. How can you be in favor of destroying the history and the uniqueness o f Sanford. Would our forefa­ thers be in favor o f turning a htetertcal park into a commer­ cialised enterprise for prefit of a few? I don't think so. What will happen to the H is­ torical Museum? What w ill happen to the ballflelds, the tennis courts? What will hap­ pen to the park tables and benches? When was the last time you took a Sunday drive along the lakcfront and parked to enjoy a lazy day or watched people Ashing? Where < you take your grandson fishing, for JuM the price o f a few mfnI can't Imagine what you could possibly be thtnktr*. by ------------- ------- one o f the few tn i r k Cen- qulrrd to follow guidelines con­ cerning renovations and paint The people o f Orovevtew VIIcolor on homes located In this . Hazel Glen, and Sun Vista district. Is not the downtown divisions would like to area required to conform to the blidy thank the mayor. same guidelines or are some Dalr. Sanford Police areas exempt from those re­ r. Kay Bronson, and Ofc. quirements? Mark Kovar* for coming out to The article doesn't mention our arra Saturday. Jan. 31. any o f the city com m issioners and educating u t j m the steps agreeing to thlsxrroject. Does s that will be tita n by the SanMajor * W y S^ 3 e - h a v e the “ ford Polkr Department tn Im­ autharttytD nrifce thta happen? plementing t h e ’ concepts o f Have the people spoken? Who Community Policing. T h e re la this task farce? Who la pay­ were a vast number o f Issues ing far this trip to Roanoke. dtaruawd. Among them, the Virginia for the task force rise In home break-ins. Juvenile members? We the taxpayers o f crime, and speeding within the Sanford and A r a ln o lt County? subdivision. The mayor and Has this trip been approved by Cnvdr. Bronson answered all the city fonuntaatoncTs? Th e questions put to them and article mentions a fu b made the people understand bc/prtvate partnership. Who the he. the commission, and does this involve? the police frigy intend to pro­ Were the voters and resi­ tect the rights and property o f dents o f Sanford given .the o p ­ the people o f Sanford. portunity lo n p tu i thetr The Orovevtew Village subdi­ opinions on this project? I f so. vision baa been h o t for nearly was It on a commission 15 years and thta was the first agenda? I f so. w hen? W a s we lime anyone St City Hall has given the option to vote oh this cared enough to com e out here project? Where did the Idea to listen to what the people originate? Why? Why la this think and to learn w lp t prob­ project, looked at as a good In­ lems they have to deal with in vestment? How will the city the nrlghborbaoda. W e are lo ­ profit? What will the Impart of cated tn the southwestern most this type o f commercial prop­ region o f the city and tend to erty be on the city, as far as. feel are' are forgotten tn the law enforcement. Are protec­ grand achrme o f things which tion and services; such as. w a­ seem always to be concen­ ter. sewage, and the Impact of trated tn the downtown areas. more vehicles on our city The m ayor has assured us that streets. Were these topics dis­ wr will be fairly treated and cussed? many o f us are very relieved to hear that. We don't ask for Are we forced to alt Idly by and let Mayor Dale make deci­ special treatment-only fair sions that will be irreversible? treatment. Is there anything we can do to Cmdr. Bronson was ex­ stop this from happening? tremely articulate and Informa­ B ab e Ml tive tn explaining how the r V A B IM V terns will work and what a Some o f us where the ftabtng rodeoa were held every year. Where they held the 4th o f Jujy celebra­ tions. Where they had dancing In the streets. Where our chil­ dren fed the ducks. Have you even wondered bow many other residents have also enjoyed this peaceful part o f nature? This fa the only lakefront where a family can have a pic­ nic. play bau or lazily stroll along the srater. A serene place where a person can take a few minutes from their busy life and put thetr thoughts Into perspective YouVe declared a ‘ Historical cal It* Concernedcitizens Your editorial January 29. 1998 regarding the decision to delay consideration o f the al­ cohol license to the House o f Babes arms grossly In error. You Implied that concerned ct tlzm s o f Fern Park were ‘ dissidents.' which has a very negative connotation to which I object. The d fla y eras neces­ sary to let the community re­ view the 72- page report of the hearing officer and note omiaatona. Jjy the County Staff, First, the notice o f the hearing was completely Inadequate. Section 30.04 o f the Zoning Regulations slates: ‘ Due Public Notice...shall be published one time In a nearspa per o f general circulation In the area.* The “notice* o f the hearing was placed tn the Sai\ford Herald which has no distribution in the affected a rea -F cm Park. I hve adjacent to Fern Park in unincorporated Seminole County. When I need to pur­ chase the Sarrford Herald I m ust go to Longwood. The zoning coordinator Indi­ cated th a t adjacent and nearby uses o f the applicant's site Includes a flea market, church and other adult enter­ tainment center.’ What a dis­ mal picture of Fern Park. The zoning coordinator failed to mention a bank, two credit unions, a post office, a fire sta­ tion. taro health care centers for children, a piano store, a Winn Dixie shopping plaza, several office buildings, law o f­ fices and a furniture store. The staff did not mention homes on Lakevtew D rive-less than 600 feet from the House o f Babes. Furthermore, they did not take the pulse o f the people In Fem Park as la required by section 30.48 which requires that special exceptions to zoning regulations " will not a d ­ versely affect the public In te r cat.' Section 30.43(F) states that ‘ the grant o f the variance shall be tn harmony with the genera) Interest and purpose o f the ordinance, will not be lq|urtoua to the neighborhood, or otherwise detrimental to tIv­ on bile welfare .* I've read all o f the hearing transcripts 'and related documents and I ca n ­ not find any mention referring to the public Interest dr wei- WeBelieve In The “OIU Fashion” Way • one Funeral Director handles all details • all preparation is done a t this facility • service lim es w ill m eet your needs • no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangem ents, which are 100% refundable • the fam ily selects cremation services was a e f tb s county, la In each c o u n ts this in fa n t a * , Stewart. -----------------------. 77. 1004 O s * VaQey Drive, Apopka, died an Feb.. 5. 1998. l b e a n y Arkansas, he la Central Florida in IM S . . He #aa a retired car . . a m em ber aeaa vacations. I agree with the report In Its assessment that we have a fan­ tastic school system. Unfortu­ nately. I don't think our com ­ missioners attended one o f our schools where It la taught that a pronoun must agree with Its antecedent In person, number, and fender, that each sentence must begin with a capital let­ t e r that the months o f the year i — tt mt ia .k m sJtardT dtS ' JS hsL . Born on Oct. 39.MS0 v .ms Keene. New Hampshire, aba. ropher/aitfat with FeldkamptMalloy In Chicago for 39 year*. Joy was a member o f St. Ann's Catholic Church, an honorary' member at the Hojy Name S o­ ciety. and belonged to the AART DeBary Chapter, the Sunday Night |>w“ * Chib and the DeBary Civic Association. He eqloycd golfing, travel. football o f the his wife. wife. LongPi irins ni: Mater. Kay Morrow. M o Beach, FlaOolden’a Funeral Home..Inc.. Funeral In charge wuuct p “ * *** ch*r*e «• • m arkers designed to specifications G ram kow F uneral H o id P - uk _ _ ________ d lC t n . Frank - g o B " W JAY Robert "Bob* W*. Jay. 07. Pakn Terrace. DeBary. died Friday. Dec. A. 1998 in Del­ tona. Boro Si 1910 In Columbus, Ohio, he moved to Central Florida m 1S7S from b a n He was a CalUg- timet 1AM 500 B. Airport Blvd.. Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 �* Da Bom b hears all... Nobody’s laughing at them anymore Da B om b scz slow down driving through tin* school zones. First of all. you can avoid a ticket. Secondly, some­ body's gonna get hurt. Da B om b wonders why no one asked him to the Sadie Hawkins Dance tonight at Oviedo High. How ‘bout a big hand for Crooms. For a school that is known for Its problems Instead of successes, it’s nice to take a walk through the halls during the day or go to a game at night and see and meet some really good kids. D a B o m b sez. thumbs up to Crooms. D a B o m b wishes the Spice Girls would go away and leave every­ body alone. It would be Impossible to assemble five more annoying peo­ ple. Hey principals: How bout gtvln’ D a B o m b a call with your students of the week? We’ll get it In. Msmbars of tta Lake Hows* Eagle dance team Ineluded: top. from left Carol Ottveri, Joeetyn Rivera, Jenny Harrington, Candace Ware, Stephanie UNie. Candace Shields, Megan Smithee, Wendy Oliver!. By JEFF BERUNICKE Herald Staff Writer____________ They were trying so hard and all anyone could do was laugh at them. The Lake Howell Eagles Fop Warner Dance Team assem ­ bled for the first time tn the fall under a coach. Wendy Oitverl who had never taught a dance team. Front Maaghan Detconzo, Erin Jonae, Apolonia Root! Baez. Nictate Rtoe, Sarah Smith, Amanda Younger. Undeey Jonae was aieo a member of the Wide World o f Sports national competition. The girls, most of whom a t­ tend Tuscawllla Middle School or South Seminole, remember the words as they hung In the air. The announcer named the third place team as Lake... A delay followed, one that seemed an eternity. “ Then 1 remembered there were no other teams with Lake Only two of the girls had ever taken dance before. They didn't have uniforms. In short, the football players and cheerleaders la u d e d at the sorry looking group but guess who got the last laugh. W ell get to the long story tn a minute, but. In abort, the lit­ tle bunch o f dancers ended up ranked as the third beat danc­ ers In the nation at Disney's Why is there no rcl a llo n g e By A M T HAW KINS Hrrafd Correspondent It seems that every direction a high schooler turns they are being told 'Makee the Most o f Your Education*. Hits seems a little bit different In the State of Florida. You walk Into any high school tn the country and one of the most prominent things you will see ore signs advertising the latest and greatest decisions and accomplishments that nerd to be made by you, as a high schooler. If you walk into a Florida high school you see posters advertising the High School Competency Test (HSCT). The HSCT Is a teat that you are required to pass tn order to receive a State o f Florida high school diploma. The test Is designed to make sure that you have bottom-level skills, that thr you are 'good-enough* to graduate. Well. 1 thought that the Idea behind high school was to do your absolute best so that you could succeed In your future. It seems to me that the State o f Florida is focusing too much on ‘ good-enough* and not enough on trying your beat. Most of the studenta who don't paaa the HSCT are perfectly intelligent and capable students, but Just aren't trying to achieve their absolute best. The HSCT doesn't show how much you learned In high school. U Just shows that you learned at least enough. It doesn't show how good you are. Just how bad you aren't. Is this thr message we need to be sending to the future leaders o f America — Do Just good enough to get by and you can succeed? I was always told that you had to show up early, leave late and work harder than everyone else to be the very best. Why Is die very beat not expected from Florida high school studenta? Aa a high school student myself, I know that I strive for my beat tn what I do, knowing that my actions now will be the deciding factor In my future. Yo take classes for graduation where I have had to turn in a word search puzzle for credit. The way I see it. knowing how to find the word carbohydrates on a word find will not get me In to a prestigious university. 1 had another experience with the lack o f educational incentive In the State of Florida this year. I began the year out with an honors physics class which I was really looking forward to. After the first week or two o f the I learned that the curriculum greatly overlapped what I learned in Chemistry the year b e fo r e ^ So. as any student wishing for the very beat In education would do. I went to my counselor tn hopes o f getting into a harder physics I quickly learned that the only Physics above the honors level would be the advanced placement course (AP). I was also told that 1 would not be allowed to that class because I was not currently enrolled in a calculus class. Calculus Is a prerequisite, hence the name A P Physics with Calculus. After a few days o f pleading my case with the administration at my school 1 was finally able to convince them that I waa capable of taking that course, and doing well, and 1 was allowed to enroll. I currently have a 'B* In the course, which I am more proud o f than any of the 'A's I have in my other classes. What about a student who did not necessarily have the determination that I have, would they work hard to get the h azier class? What would be easier, taking the class where you know that you can get an easy 'A', or putting up a fight where you might not get the highest grade, but that would be a greater challenge?' It ts a shame that I have to put up a fight to get into harder classes and am required to »«We classes where complete sentences a n a rarity... Amy Hawktna Is a Junior at Seminole High School The best of the best D ie following is a list o f students from Seminole County who a n featured In the 31st Annuel Edition o f WHO'S WHO AMONO AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. Abrams. James R. Alper. Eli Anderson. Brranne K. Armstrong. Amanda F. Armstrong. Natalie J. Bakke. Maya E Bartlett!. Anthony P. Bates. Danielle M. Black. Aaron Black. Kelly S. Bradley. Gregory T. Brannan. Lisa J. Brown. Christopher M. Brown. Erin Chesanek. Brent D. Chesser. Meredith A. Cook. Amanda A. .\ Czalkowski. Katherine L. DcFazto. Christine ft/. Duber, Debra K. Ennis. Rachd 8. Esposito, Salina Falne. Jeffrey K. Feibus. Josh B. Fleener.'Sarah Flores. Richard M. Franklin. JU1 E. Freitas, Mrilsas M. Freitas. Molly Julgham, Stacey A. Futcher. Akaylia C. Oagliano. Julie L. Gagnon. Karen L. Gibson. Tiffany S. Grace. Melissa A. Grashel. Kurt A. Green, Sara Harris, Elie A. Harris. Ivey V. Herald, Edward A. Herald. Kathleen N. HUlnald. Scott T. Hite. Michelle M. Ho. Alex Hoyer. Sara E. Hummel, Rebecca E. Jackson. MarJay O Jean-Jacques. Rochelle M. Jones, Kristy M. Kirby, Bryan Kozlowskl. Thomas L. Kugler. Leslie Kugler. Lyndscy Kurtakose. Cyril Lansrud, Steven O. Leal. Natalia Lee, Donald J. Unk. Bobby M. Uppman. Dawn 1. ** Members of th flea si Friday's Croomt ookx In their name." said Candace Shields. "We all screamed, then we all cried.* *1 lost my voice." added Erin Jones. It capped off a long and sometimes turbulent season. The Eagles started with 18 dancers but the ranks started to dwindle. Early In the sea­ son. the gtrls performed In jut T-shirts and shorts. In fact, months later when their m lforms first arrived, the first time they got to perform. It poured down raining. Since most of the routines Involved some time on the ground. Lake Howell was a muddy mess by the end o f their per­ formance. Next up. the kids went to the Mid-Florida competition at the Orlando Arena, followed by the trip to the nationals. They had their uniforms, some confidence and their friends were no longer laughing. Then catastrophe. Someone from ta p Warner forgot to register the team and they weren't scheduled for the competition. After a night of negotiation, they were entered but weren't even listed In the event program. A few hours later, they were third In the nation. At Drat. It was tough to re­ cruit for the new team. T h ere was too much criti­ cism.* said Meaghan Delronzo. Everybody thought It was stupid.* Still, the original 18 hung In for three nights o f practice each week, followed by Satur­ days on the sideline. There were also pep rallies on Thursday and eventually, five dancers quit. Even the ones who hung In bickered as It seemed nothing was coming together. The laughter o f their friends also started to take their toll. 'Everybody looked down at as and when we performed, we all started to look down at the ground because we didn't want to see them laugh at us.* Delcoruo said. *ln school. 1 lake Phys-ed and there's a football player who always laughed at me.* Lindsey Jones said. T h e y made fun o f me all season.’ Coach Wendy Ollvrrl said she had to have at least three talks with her kids to boost their spirits and soon the bickering stopped. Then, with some help from their parents, the uniforms ar­ rived four months after origi­ nally ordered, and things started coming together. That Included practices In pouring down rain. but. by the end of the season, their routines, performed to a dance mix and ‘ Greased U ghtnln" started coming together and It was on to state and national com peti­ tion. Everybody stopped laugh­ ing. T h e cheerleaders who dlssed as all year dtrered for us at the Arena,* Delconzo said. T h e y were all Just Jealous of us.* Erin Jones added. ’ Especially when they aaw our uniforms.* It made for a rocky season that ended up perfectly. Shields said. *lt was fun. then It waa dis­ couraging. * she said. T h e n at the end. It was a blast.* �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday, February 8, 1998 •7 4 School scenes It’s s h o w tim e at /KTUifJrf.iWlil •I’rcivVCTBff Red Bug The kids at Red Bug Elementary put on a show last Thursday as second graders performed numbers from > |?s.*' f» i • •• «r*f *4l» '«n , .«*• ■diver,* * The Sound of Music,* 'Annie,* and *Grease.‘ Students Shetoy Masiand, Michael Hoiow- some of their favorite plays. 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I V a « tr.wl thr rppnnpn n n f tut uirtully briurr )ou m tm or trad mono 1. •Ihr Sltxningtiar ranking it hatrd upon 1.141 imrtlmmt innipanin in thr laigr Hirnd nirgory for a l-yrar prtiod rnding 11/30/97. �•A ■ Sanlord Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. February a, 1996 Morris Continued from Page 1A personal attacks," said 32year-old Grant Maloy, the new­ est member o f the county commission. "He's got n different person­ ality to say the least." said Commissioner Dick Van Der Welde. "He's very unique. He doesn't care much for the opinions that are not his own." "Handy's veiy vigorous when presenting his perspective." said Commissioner Daryl McLain. "1 don't have any problem with that. We've ar^ gued. The key Is not taking It personally." Commissioner Win Adams calls M onls "the county quar­ terback...more statesman than politician." If he was offended when Morris rode him for "flip­ flopping" on Issues last s im ­ mer. Adams la over It. Like Morris, he Is running for re­ election this year. Morris tout awhile to an­ nounce he was running. He gave two reasons. One, he was busy being the county chair­ man. Two, he Isn't fond of campaigns. T h ey're time consuming, and they can be very unpleasant at times." Morris said. T h e only thing that's good about them comes when they’re over." M onls Is opposed In District 2 by Dob West, state field di­ rector for the Florida Chris­ tian Coalition. West Is trying to round up enough grass roots votes to post a major political upset. He accuses Morris of being *Btg Government." The thought o f a county commission without M om s disturbs government observer Ernie Hatton. I f we lose Randy Moms, we're In deep trou­ ble....the county would go backwards." Hatton aald. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale shares the thought “ Randy M om s Is a brilliant man. an Intellectual." Dale aald. *lVe seen him work with officials In Washington and Tallahassee. He works well with other part­ ners. He truly cares about Sanford." Diane Parker, executive di­ rector o f the Greater Lake Mary/Hes throw Chamber o f Commerce, credits Morris with much o f the successes In t-aWe Mary's recent history. "No one Is going to be able to please 100 percent o f the people." Parker said, "but anyone who knows what's happened here has to appreciate what Randy School board member Sandy Robtnaon says Monts' beat quality la Ida vision. A resident o f Lake Mary, she credits hbn with having great perseverance while Miaping Lake Mary Boulevard. "He took a lot o f crlUdam but look at the showcaae he helped create." she aald. T h e 1-4 corridor la Randy's work, too." His Lake Mary government experience began at a coning meeting he attended In 1985. M om s said. *1 didn't like the way the commission was doing things and 1 decided I would run. Lake Mary was really a sleepy little town. A dynamic growth was ready to occur and I wanted to help manage the growth. Many resisted the changes." Morris Insists the county commission has accomplished more than any previous com ­ mission. Last summer, the commission adopted one o f the state's toughest adult enter­ tainment ordinances. Critics, hke Maloy. would like to curb the totally nude dancing, how­ ever. • There have been dramatic successes In economic devel­ opment. the 4QA Interchange Is about to be constructed, and the U.8. Highway 17-92 rede­ velopment la under way. Last summer the commission solved the emergency medical trans­ port Issue, awarding a contract to the county firemen. ‘ O f all llie Issues, the one that gets the least recognition Is the fact we've been able to re-organise county government and the way It does business," Morris said. T h e county has been able to attain greater effi­ ciencies while reducing Its size." £a|0<j Like It or not, M onls finds himself thrust Into another campaign this year. He said he Intends to er\Joy the good m o­ ments and to dismiss the un­ pleasantness. He's not the kid who dressed up as Barry Ooldwater. He has his own political Identity. Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern far Your Lawsuit moled to corporal. She died o f a heart attack last spring and her rou te became a plaintiff In this lawsuit. Bemosky Is the public Information officer for Winter Sprtngs Police. Webber and Murray are still Sanford Police officers. Bemosky. who originally asked for $100,000 In dam­ ages. will be awarded about $55,000. according to Dale and Lyons. The other officers will receive amounts lesa than the original $12,000 after paying attorney's fees. Exact amounts were undisclosed. ia originally leral grant that 1904. The city permanent position after she was told the funding for her temporary one had run ouL Russell never documented that he was dissatisfied with her work, and Bemosky claimed he dism issed her and two female reserve officers, none o f whom were protected by CM1 Service. Sanford City Personnel Di­ rector Tim McCaulqr In a Sep­ tember deposition for the law- Quips hla receipts." News that Van Der Welde had died the suit spread quickly at the county offices on Friday. Some wondered If he had Included the county or the County Commission In the suit. He did not. There was ■ rumor, too. that Van Der Welde had dropped the suit. "I have not." he said. Teens To make matters worse, the life Insurance company that David's father paid premiums to for all those years Is R a is ­ ing to pay the Insurance bene­ fits because It has ruled that the condition was pre-existing. There la no Income, no health Insurance and no life Insur­ ance benefit. That doesn't leave hla mother with very many options for raising the $300,000 needed to pay for the operaUon. AKZ has decided to take over IttU d fllM B filwnfl'iiriii.ir*r~ Airport prominence. In addition to Cooke and Dale, others Include Authority Chairman Sandra Glenn. Authority Legislative Liaison member Duke Adamson, and member Lon Howell. Four took a commercial flight to Tailshaaaee while D ak flew hla own aircraft T h ere were several Items we are Interested In." Cooke said. "One o f them pertains to taxes that we have to charge hi sell­ ing aircraft parte for fa igtr air- None o f the officers wished (o comment pending Monday's meeting. Commissioner Brady Leaaard could not be reached for comment. Small Business Success Association TRAJMNO CZNTtR, MO CJl 427, Suto 1M. Longaood •F A C IA L 3-HOUR M M IN A R S HIGH ACHIEVEMENT SELLING Aninteractiveteminarwithpnmnviralcgici andtechniques In: Matintheartof itounfihrvtk•Imrratcihcti/cifywulct •(hmu™ntymiont•Reduce(hetlrrwof tellin*•Cknctalotcawl>andcdofllrttly Wed., March 11 7-10pm Sat., March 21 $am-12n E N T R E PR E N E U R IA L SUCCESS Step-by-step "boss to" seminar: from DREAM to SUCCESS. 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"Can you imagine having all o f this on you at one time?* ZZ aald. ‘ HU mother U very strong. Not only has she lost her husband and U having money difficulties, but now she U watching her son deteriorate before her eyes and there Is nothing she can do about It." fortunate and "never ahould have been made. It didn't make me happy, but I'm glad the case Is behind us." Eckstein ■aid after conferring with City Manager Bill Simmons he will probably vole to settle Monday. "It'a probably in our beat Inter­ est to settle." he aald. McCauley, a 10-year veteran, testified that In 1994 In a cemed Shearer's promotion, he was "bothered by the fact that th e appeared to be aa eligible as anybody else was at the time. And 11 bothered me that she wasn't given the job." McCauley aald. "Sharon Sheafer was not promoted to corporal until a P ter she filed an EEO (Equal Employment Opportunity) charge, correct?” McCauley was asked. "Correct." he answered. McCauley also In hla deposi­ tion said Russell advocated bringing Terri Murray Into the department at a lower pay levrl than an officer with lesa expe­ rience waa given. "He had just brought some­ one else. in. and 1 don't recall the name, aa I recall It. hr had leas experience than Tern did and brought that person in at a higher rate," McCauley said. hat bothered me." "I think we've laid out a case r discrimination," Snead activities will go help with David's i �S E M IN O LE TODAY S a n fo rd H e ra ld Sports Sat. February 7, Sun., February 8 Mon. February 9,1998 Who needs respect? Extra Points... Jeff Berlinicke Arrow Force VI bucks odds, wins SAC title .TJv V Herald Staff W riter By DEAN SMITH Herald Sports Editor SANFORD _ In six years at Seminole High School. Dob Tralna's teams have won over 100 games. Including 20* three times, three district championships and one runner-up and two Seminole Athletic Conference titles and two runners-up In the SAC despite being one o f the smallest schools. Yet they get very little respect. Well today, you can call them SAC Champi­ ons again. David Wagner's driving lay-up with 21-seconds left on the clock put Arrow Force VI ahead to stay and Mequal Bush's free throw with 0:02.5 remaining added some Insurance as Seminole held off Lake Howell. 53-51, at Dill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium Friday night. T h re e weeks ago we were behind Oviedo, Lake Mary girls’ programs could be on the verge of making history LA K E M A R Y _ It’s kln da ea rly to speculate, b u t h a s a n y b o d y realized th at !t‘s possible that Lake M a ry H igh S ch ool has a p re tty g o o d o p p o rtu n ity to pu ll o ff s o m e th in g th a t h a s n ever b een d o n e In th e sta te o f F lorida? A cco rd in g to th e cra ck In vestigation at th e Herald, n o tw o tea m s o f th e sam e g en d er h ave ev e r w o n sta te titles In th e sam e season (Fall. W in ter. S prin g). Lake M ary h a s a ch an ce to b e the first. T h e Lake M a ry g irls soccer team Is c u rre n tly ran k ed n u m b er tw o In the state w ith o n ly one lo s s an d on e tie and the Lake M a ry g ir ls basketb all team to u ndefeated and topran k ed in th e state. Let's n ot g et a h ead o f ou rselves. T h ere a re som e p eop le in S p an ish River and P en sa cola th a t cou ld ea sily th w a rt things. T h ere a rc a lso several tea m s In S em in ole C o u n ty th a t cou ld g et In th e w ay. B u t th e w a y th in gs a re goin g, n o on e could a rg u e that th e so ccer and basketball team s sh ou ld be favored to w in the state c h a m p io n ­ ships. b o th w ith in a cou p le o f w eeks o f each o th er. S tart off w ith basketball, l.nke M ary g o t w h at It needed F rid a y night, a tru e test a ga in st a g rea t team . E van s battled th e La d y Ram a d o w n to th e w ire and even led e n te rin g th e fou rth Q u arter. T h a U rw h c re potto; to m o te im p orta n t th a n t a k * l Y o u k n ow the. u su al n a m es th at h a ve m a d e Lake M a ry n u m b e r one. S u tton . B allance. B rad ley, etc...b u t all th e talen t In th e w orld w on 't w in a sta te ch am p io n sh ip u nless a team ca n keep co n tro l w h en th in gs g et tigh t a n d th ey n eed to g e t th e Job done. D espite o n ly on e se n io r starter. Lake M a r y h a s p u sh ed a w a y ev ery ch allen ge a ll season. T h e y h a ve b eaten stall offenses, tea m s th a t h ave tried to ru m b le and Just a b ou t e v e ry ­ th in g d a e th a t c a n b e th row n o u t a t them . T u es d a y n igh t. It co u ld be d iffe r e n t P e n s a ­ co la co m e s to tow n . T h e sa m e P en sa cola th at beat th e La d y R a m s in th e sta te fin als la st season. T h e sa m e Pen sa cola team that b rin gs D onette S n ow , a m o n s te r center, a n d o n ly o n e loss to tow n . It's fu n n y th e w a y th e pairin gs w orked fo r states th is yea r. Y o u 'd th in k the best fo u r tr a m s w ou ld g a th e r In Lakelan d fo r th e Final F ou r, b u t Lake M a ry knocked o ff Evans, ran ked n u m b er three, and faces P en sacola, ran ked n u m b er tw o. I f th e La d y R am s g et pa st Pensacola. It co u ld be a ll dow n h ill fro m th ere. N o w It's on to soccer. T h e La d y Ram s h ave o n ly o n e loss on th e season, w ay back a t th e b e g in n in g to S p an ish River. Lake M a ry ca m e b a ck a n d pou n d ed S p an ish R iver 4-1 w ith fresh m a n C asey K cllgren lea d in g th e w ay. S h e is a n a d d ed a ddition to a team that to a l­ re a d y loaded w ith su ch p layers a s A ly B e ­ n itez a n d Alltoon W eb er. L a k e M a ry a lso rem em b ers an ea rly ex it In th e sta tes la st season w h en a lot m ore w as expected o f them . T h is to a ch an ce fo r r e ­ d em ption . T h e p rob lem to that, w ith Lake H ow ell. L a k e B ra n tley and O vied o in th e dis­ tricts, th e ir h a rd est ch allen ge m ay be Just g e ttin g to th e reglon als. I f th ey m ak e It th a t fa r and m ayb e g e t a few h o m e g am es, lo o k fo r a rem atch w ith S p an ish R iver b e in g th e last ob stacle o n th e w a y to a ch am p ion sh ip . S o th ere y o u h a ve 1L Lady R am s b eat P e n ­ sa co la In b asketb a ll, S p a n ish R iver In soccer a n d y o u h a ve tw o sta te titles In Lake M azy. Simpte enough? Lake Howell and even Lake Mary,* said Tralna. “But we kept battling and won the crown. It's just frustrating sometimes that you can't get the respect you think you deserve. *Our record may not be as good as It could be. but we play a strong schedule. Dr. Phillips, Mainland, Oak Ridge. Orangewood Christian, Central Florida Christian Academy. Cocoa. Lake Howell and Oviedo were all ranked when we played them. We have two wins over Lake Mary, Winter Springs, Lyman and Lake Brantley and split with Oviedo and Lake Howell. Who's done better?* Arrow Force VI trailed 12-10 after the first quarter as the Stiver Hawks, who have not ex­ actly been well thought of until this year, hit a couple o f thrre-poInters. But Seminole battled back In the second quarter behind B J . Pratt, who dominated Inside to score eight first half points and give Arrow Force VI a 20-25 halftime lead. Seminole kept up the pressure In the third quarter, especially In the last couple o f minutes of the period, and took a 44-36 lead before the Silver Hawka scored at the buzzer to make the score 44-38 entering the final eight minutes. Arrow Force VI scored early In the fourth quarter, then Lake Howell took over, scoring the next nine points, the final five on a threepointer and a tip-ln o f a missed shot by Ricky Williams, to give the Silver Hawka a 47-40 lead with 2:48 left. "We're a finesse team and when we got hit a couple o f times and didn't get a foul called we got a little rattled* said Tralna. *We have to stay focused when things don't go our way and fight Ihrouah It. That's one thing about this • m Champions. Pags 2k Rams survive Evans scare By KELUE WEBNEB Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY - Finally! Last night the Lake Mary girls' baskrtbaU tram hostrd OriandoEvana High School In the quarter­ finals o f the Class 6A Regional playofTs. They pulled out the win. 50-40, while facing their first real ch al­ lenge In weeks. *Evans was a little back on their heels when they first came out.* said Lake Mary coach Carl Brown. *Aa soon as they realized they could play with us. they really gained momentum. We came out a little too pumped up and Instead of playing our A. B or even C game, we were playing for survival." The Trojans took the court with determination and were on the winning side o f a 4-1 score within one minute. Their fans were going nuts and Lake Mary called a time out to regroup. Becky Pedro and Ashlee Dallance hit back-to-back three-pointers, followed by a Lym an girls can’t get past Braves By TONY Herald Correspondent . ORLANDO _ There nothing boring about that one. The Lyman Oreyhounds tball tea basketball team - which has been bashed for Its slowdown strategy In last Saturday's Class OA-Dtotxlct 3 championships game against Lake Mazy - went down filing Friday night. 51-38. to the Boone Braves In their regional playoff contest. "I hope everyone's happier with the way we played,* said Lyman U. I >,1 coach Bruce Bonaventure II with wry smile. The Oreyhounds (22-81 threw everything they had at the Braves (25-3 and ranked No. 4 In the Class 6A state polls). That Included a barrage o f 63 shots, 12 o f which found the mark. With twtn towers Vanessa Randall (22 points. 15 rebounds, seven blocked shots) and Dawn Heinrich (seven points, eight rebounds, two blocked shots) Lake Mary ooach Cart Brown gives instructionto Stephanie M s in ttw Rams’ 60­ directing play In the paint for 46 BA Regional victory over Evans Friday night Lafcs Mary w f now hoai Boone, Lyman sms often limited to i Mnh Behoof an Tuaadsv Ina rematch at Sis 1907 8toto Chsmoionahk) asms Lake Ma boys spoil Croom s’ big night Another feather for Oviedo boys soccer team 3 OVIEDO _ With only t w o ______ left before the start o f district tournaments, the Oviedo boys' soccer team to getting hoi at the right time. Friday night at John Courier Field the Lions won their fifth straight game, knocking ott a tough fin e lttdge squad 4-2. *We had a really good effort.* said Oviedo coach Joe Avallone. "The weather didn't keep the team from working hard.* Justin Cook, the leading scorer In Central Florida, netted two more goals to give him 30 for the season. Also scoring for the Lions were B e n d Koiomdto and Dan Dyke. Mike Zigkr. who lead Central Florida In assists, tacked two onto his total, while Cook and. Ben Luker chipped In with one assist each. Oviedo outahot the Panthers. 27­ 18. Pine Ridge M l to 18-8-2 on the By JE W BBBtlWICBB Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ It waa a big night at Crooms Academy as the Panthers boated the final regular season o f their Inaugural year. If only they didn't have to'tak e the court. Lake Mazy pounded the Panthers. 78-47 opportunity to lose without having their own season end. Crooms hosted the game and had a special halftime ceremony, honoring the players, patents and family members who have made their first season a success. C ar­ michael Introduced the junior var­ sity and varsity squads while girls' coach Trent Hodman brought out A C o n s id er o n e m ore th in g. I f y o u co m b in e th e rec o rd s o f th e Lake M a ry g irls basketball an d so cce r v a rs ity a n d Junior varsity gam es, y o u h a v e a to ta l o f tw o losses • o n e ea ch b y the v a rs ity a n d Jayvee so ccer team s. T h e Jayvee b ask etball tea m w asn 't ch allen ged all season o n Its w a y to a d is tric t ch am pionship. O n e ch am p io n sh ip dow n , tw o to go. coming to state-ranked Deltona. The Lions are now 18-8-8 on the season and wtO boat DeLand In their 8nal Class OA-Dtotrict 8 contest before the district tournament on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Oviedo will then finish up the I While we’re on the how about s o m e to~Seminole. The Ladu 'Moles have only one lo s s in the districts in is se a s o n a n d have finally become competitive, even add­ ing a few n on -losses, in the SAC. Otoe a lot cred it and head on out to eupport them. I Bee Bams, h g i 88 stanamrTB-47 mumping sf fits Partbars al Aften Oymrwslum Friday right s on Friday. February 20. I FO R TH E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N F O R D H F R A I O D AM Y j �2B ■Santord Hgr.ik), Santera. Honda Sunday. February 8 l '>98 L y m a n --------Continued from Page ID one shot I'.nli offensive possession. "We Just didn't have an answer for Vanessa." said Bonaventure "She's such an Intimidating, physical playet And she's only a sophomore We knew coining In that we were playing one-shot basketball. We needed to shout tonight like we did against Oviedo (in the district semifinals). We didn't." llial s not to say the Hound* went quietly. Xinmora Cruz an Kim Gant. Lyman's sub 5 -foot guard tandem, repeatedly made kamikaze lay-up runs at the 6foot-phis Randall and Heinrich, tossing up shots trying to draw fouls. Unfortunately for Lyman, most of the shots fell harmlessly. lu the first quarter and second quarter, when neither tram had a lead of more than four |Ntlnls until then' was 1:f>0 lcll In ihr half, Lyman attempted to control Ihe pace and play deliberately. Unlike 1-nkr Mary, which was content to sti back In IIs zone defense and wall, the Hraves attacked the Greyhounds. forcing them lo move Ihr ball. Aflrr trailing (yes. trailing) Lyman 5-4 and 8 6 In Ihe first quarter, Doonr oulscorrd the Greyhounds 16 5 over the final 8:45 of the half. Including a second quarter-ending 8 0 nut cnpprd by Khll Mahan’s threejHilnler thal rattled Its way down at the buzzer. Ikitine stretched thr lead to 10 and 12 points in the third quarter until a 5-0 Greyhound mn cut the deficit lo seven. 3225 with 1:41 left. Did Lyman, which made Just two of 10 free throws (mi'hiding (lie front rnd of seven 1-aud-l situations) down tlie stretch, would get no closer. "We didn't shoot well from the outside, we didn’t shoot well from the free throw line, and we knew we weren't going (o gel many points Inside." said lkmavrnturr. "We gave It our best. I'm proud of the gills. "Strvr Carmichael (who preceded Ikiiiavrnlure as Ihe Greyhounds* conch) railed to congratulate me and told me that 22 wins was a singleseason record lor l.yiuan We are very proud of that accomplishment." Xlamora Cm/ led Lyman with It) points. while Nrkelsha Smith added eight and Gatil seven, l-cslry Guldiy cainr o ff the tH'nch to ctintrthiilc Dvr points. Smith and Hrtnnnc Hickey each had eight rebounds for the Greyhounds. DHAVES S t, ORETHOUNDS 38 Lyman (38) Hi*,. 0 (1 O O 0 O o rla tK l 0 0 0 0 0, C C rtll 0 4 0 0 0. X C n u 3 -30 3 6 10 Rant 3 10 I 2 7 Smith 2 I! 2 I M M lid key | S O O .1 II III, krv 1 6 1 4 3. (lullin' 2 5 I I r> llrttjriivkc- 0 4 4 6 4 tm ki*t 0 0 0 -0 0 1ol.il> 12 63 12 23 :w tloone (31) lt-i].|. O O -1 -I 4. lin n s 0 0 0 0 (1, m , i , ., 2 6 11 9 S.iim .it" 2 5 1 3 (I. tlrliirli l. f t I 2 7, Ibulil-llt 10 IH 2 6 22. Nnrtl* nil* o o o o 0. Ware 1 4 3 4 a. o o o o n Fn la* i l o i 2. Nurw y 0 o 0 0 O T oI iiI h HI 44 12 21 51 Lyman Boone 8 S 12 13 38 8 14 IB 14 2 B1 lin e r pnlnl fit lit Kn.il* _ l.ytmin 2 -HI IM Mn ki-y I 2 X C n u M l. C C n u (). 1 r u m O 3. Ilim liy U II. IL«,r»- | 2 IS illlU p i I 21 IiK.il loul* _ I.vmi.iii 20 Iv hKir 17 t'lKikrt ik i I _ l.ym.in Smith Inhrilr.it* _ Imnr lli-lnnillil* „ I yni.lii 31 ISlIlllli H II ill. kr> H) IL muii- 4<) IILimLill 161 A** 1*1a . I.ymun a LX ( n u 2 C.:nil 21 Ik-aic 1:1 (M.di.ut 71 lit* mil* . I.viibin 22 H. IL -m r 27. 3 C h a m p io n s-------------- Jerome Gingham scored 14 lirst half points and played probably his best game of the season as Lake Mary tuned up for next week's Class 6A-Distrtcl 3 Tournament with a 78-47 victory over Crooms Fnday. Ram s Continued from Page IB throughout the fourth quarter as hr- emptied his bench. "Jamal played the kind of game he Is capable of playing," Gaudreau said. He Is an unbellevable talent." Tlie Hams also got help from erratic point guard .Jerome Bingham. He had 14 points In the first half and played what might have been his best game of the year. For the Rams to have n chanee In districts which they host next week. Bingham has to slep up his game. Last night was the Rams' final regular season gume so everything from here on in is vital. "Jerome Bingham Is focused on what's going on. After to ­ night. we play until we lose and he knows It." Lake Mary Jumped out quick last night and were never seri­ L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN TM« CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMIHOLS .COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASS HO. S T -IIT B -C A -IA -A ROUSSEAU MORTGAGE. Plaintttf(a), ,* STEVEN J. HORTON. at al. Defendant*), N O T IC I OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purauanl to a Final Judgment cl Mortgage Fotacloau'a dated January 30. 1St>. and antacid at Caaa NO gT-1179-CA-M-A o« !t>4 Circuit Court ol tha EIQH TEENTH Judicial Cwcud in and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida .tw a in ROUSSEAU MORT­ GAGE it tha Plaintiff and STEVEN J. HORTON. RENEE J MITCHUM N/R/A RENEE M. HORTON: ASSOCIATION FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPA­ NY OF FLORIOA, INC . CROWN BANK, FSB ara M « Defendant*. I will tall to Iha higNail and b a d bidder for r.*»h at Ma WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT­ HOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA al 11:00 am . on M « Slh day of March. 1998. Iha following daaenbad propwly a* M l lorM m and Final Judgment: LOT 10. BLOCK B. MALTBiE SHORES. FIRST ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT th ereof as recorded ously threatened. Crooms has held It s own against some nt the large schools on their schedule, hul last night the shots weren't falling and l-ikc Mary's dominant front Hue of Harrison. Ben Kcraen brock and Hobble Shapiro were loo much lor the Panthers. Tlie Rams jumped out to a 10-0 Ir.id and were up 22-7 a f­ ter Ihe first quarter. Hlngham had live of Ills points during that mn and Crooms coach Sieve Carmichael knew his team was In trouble nglu away. "I really felt like the game was determined early In the first three minutes," Car­ michael said. "We had to scramble to catch up and we couldn't get It done tonight." Carmichael and Ihe Panthers have another chance when they host districts starting Tuesday al 7:30 p.m. against Warner Christ Ian. Playing in PLAT BOOR 13. PAGE 4, PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AND BEGIN AT THE MOST NORTHERLY CORNER CF LOT 36. BLOCK A. MALTBIE SHORES. SECONO ADDITION. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 16. PAOC 3» PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. RUN THENCE SOUTH 69 DEGREES 61 MINUTES 30 SEC­ ONDS WEST 113 61 FEET ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LOT J6 THENCE NORTH 72 DEGREES 19 MINUTES 60 SECONDS EAST 62 64 FEET THENCE NORTH 66 DEGREES S1 MINUTES 00 SECONDS EAST 61.4 rCET TO POINT OF BEGINNING WITNESS MV HAND and Mo aaal of M l Court on February 2 n d .1996 (SEAL) Maryarna Moral Clark of tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W Bolton Ooputy Clara Echavarria. McCalia. Raymar. Banan A Frappter P o d Office Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F9T062646 NOTICB In accordance with the Americana 0'tabilitiee Act. partona needing a apectal accom ­ modation to participate m thii proceeding Mould contact Me individual or agency landing notice not liter than eetran (7) daya prior to tha proceeding at tha addreee given on Ihe notice. Telephone: 407-3234330 a d . 4227; 1-SOO-96S-S7T1 (TDD) or 1-600-96S-ST70 (v); via Florida Relay Service Publiah: February 6. 16. IM S DEN-9* IN TMB CIRCUIT COUNT OF TMB EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR EEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASB NO. tS-SS CA DIVISION 14 ■ DANK UNITED OF TEXAS. FSB A/K/A DANK UNITED. Plainlitt. v* MARY BLIND at al. Dalandanl(a) NOTICE OF ACTION TO MART BLIND LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE 613 MOREE LOOP WINTER SPRINGS FL 3270E CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING 0Y. THROUGH UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DtTCND ANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES HEIRS DEVISEES GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lu turacLoaa a mortgaga or. Ih* following property in 5EMINOLE County. Florida LOT 7 ANO COVERED PARK­ ING G CYPRESS VILLAGE 3RD REPLAI. TRACT C-PHASE I A SUBDIVISION ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 26 PAGE S7. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* been Mad agamal you and yuu ara required lo aarva a copy ol your written detail***, il any within 30 daya alter tha lough teams lias preppod C ar­ michael lor the playoffs. "When you are u IA school and you take on HA teams. It can't help but make you bet­ ter." Carmichael said. H ie Panthers fought their way back, rutting I lie deficit to elglit several times In the sec­ ond quarter. Terrance Perkin* was on lire for the Panthers and led the way with 14 points Including 11 of Crooms' first 14. In the end, however. It was the l-cke Mary dominance on the glass, holding Crooms to one shot pei possession that made all Ihe difference. Lake Mary hosts Deland at 8 p.m. Wednesday In the first round of districts and Crooms has another tune up Saturday when It travels to Faith Chris­ tian. L e g a l N o tic e s firil publication ol thie Notice ol Action, on Echavarria. McCalia. Raymar. Darratl S Ftappier. Plaintiff* attorney, whole addrett la 601 Dayihora Boulevard. Suit# 100 Tampa Florida 33606. and III# the original wilh thn Court •ilhar batata aarvic* on Plaintiff* attorney or immadialaly lharaallar: otharwra* a default will b# entered agamd you lot tha ralial demanded in lha Complaint or petition Thi* node* ahall be publiahad one* each weak lor two contaculiva weak* in Ih* Santord Herald , WITNESS my hand and Ih* aaal i-l thi* court on thi* 4lh day ol February. 1991 (IEAL) Maryann* M ort* Clark of Ihe Court By Jain Grilled At Deputy Clark NOTICB In accordance with the Americana Diaabililiet A d . par»ont naedmg a special accom­ modation lo parlitipala in tint proceeding Mould contact Ih* rndividuel or egency landing notice not lalar than eavan (7) day* prior lo lha proceeding al the addre** given on Ihe nolle* Telephone 407-3234330 *at 4227: 1-900-966-9771 (TDD) or I -900-966-1770 (v). via Florida Relay Service Publiah February I , IS. 1*99 BSHJJ___________________ IN TMB CINCUIT COUNT OF TMB BIOMTBBNTH JUDICIAL CINCUIT M ANO FON BBMINOLB COUNTY, FLONIOA CIVIL ACTION CABB NO. § f - t f ST CA CA DIVISION 14-L MARKET STREET MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plawititl, v*. RODERICK T. TOUNQ A/K/A RODERICK YOUNQ. *1 Al, Defendant)*). NOTICB OF ACTION TO RODERICK T. VOUNO A/K/A RODERICK YOUNG LAST KNOWN RE8IOENCE: 101 LONO LEAF PINE COURT SANFORD FL 32771 CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNOCR. AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFENDANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAI0 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS Le g a l N o tic e d SPOUSES, HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN VOU ARE NOTIFIED thal *n action to forecLoae a mortgage on tho following property In SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT 31. HIDDEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE IV. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AB RECORDED IN THE PLAT BOOK IS . PAOES 26. 27 AND 2 i OF THB PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* bean Med age Wat you and you ara required to aerva • copy ol your written deteneeo, if any. within io daya otto* the Met publication ot thia Notice of Action, on Echavarria. McCalia. Raima/. Barren A Freppier. PlaintttTl attorney, who** addre i t •* SOI Beythore Boulevard. Suite *00, Tampa, Florida 33606. and IHo 0M orig­ inal with Hu* Court aimer belor* etrvic* on Plaintiff'* attorney or immadiataty there­ after: oiharwn* a default win be entered again*! you for Ih* relief demended hi the Complaint or petition. Thi* notice than b* publiahad one* each week lor two contec uliva week* m tha Sanford Hat aid WITNESS my hand and lha aaal ol thi* court on thio 4th d .y lit Fahruaiy, 1991. ISEALI Maryann* More* Clark ol Ih* Com I By: Jain Bnllanl A* Deputy Clerk NOTICB In accordance with Ihe American* Oitabilit.ee Act. perton* needing a tpeclai accom ­ modation lo participate In IM* proceeding ahould contact Ih# individual or agency landing noire* not later than tenon (7) d eyt prior to the proceeding at the addraee given on tho notice Telephone 407-3234330 #at. 4227; 1 S00-99S-S77I (TOD) or 1-000-966-4770 (v); via Florida Raley Service. Publish: February I. 16, t**9 DEN-100 JUST A FRIENDLY REMINDER... NOON IS THE tX A D U N tfO * MEET OAK'S CLASSIftCD ADS Continued from Page IB year's team, last year we got tight In close games. Hits year we stay ralm and don't get as tlght." Afler Hie Williams outburst. Hush hit a "three" of (its own lu give Die lead hack to Seminole, hul Williams answered again with a lay-up to tie the game nt 48-49 with 2:00 remaining. Arrow Force VI regained llie lead four-seconds Interns Wagner hit one o f two free throws and tlie score stayed 50-49 until Uikr Howell's Ryan Smith scored on a beautiful pass from Reggie Kuhn with 1:04 on the clock. That set Die stage for Wagner, who gut loose down the middle nnd made Ills lay-up and was fouled. After lie missed the free throw. Seminole missed four straight free throws In Ihe tliial two minutes. Williams missed a thrrr-pointrr and Cornelius Hlue grabbed a big rebound for AFVI with only four seconds left. Bui even Bush's free throw did not end the game us Kuhn got a good look at a game winning three-pointer ut Die buzzer, but tlie ball bounced off the rim and Dir eelrbrallon was on. "I know Diey (L ik e Howell) were disappointed Di.it we didn't come right over und shake thrlr hands," said Tralna. "But Diese kids have been fighting an uphill battle all yrnr Just to get our own students to come out und wutch them, and they wanted to celebrate with tlirin (Dir fans). It was nice to see u big crowd In here tonight." Seminole was led by Zekr Seymore with 11 points, while Pratt added 10 and Wugner right. For the Silver Hawks, Williams was tops with a game-high 13 points, while Kuhn chipped In with 11 and Smith nine. Both teams will now tum their sights lo nrxt week's dtaMct-toutnqmenta. Seminole (23-7 overall. B-2 In the 9A 9I will host the Class fiA District 5 Tournament start­ ing Tuesday. No. 4 seed Spruce Creek plays No. 5 Pine Ridge at 6 p.m. and No. 3 Arrow Force VI hosts No. 6 Deltona at 8 p.m. The Spruce Creek-Pine Ridge winner takrs on No. 1 Mainland at 6 p.m. on Friday, while Die Scminole-Deltona winner faces No. 2 Oak Ridge at 8 p.m. on Friday. The championship game Is set for 8 p.m. on TXiesday. February 17. The Class 6A-Dlstr1ct 3 Tournament will be held al Lake Mary starting next Wednesday. No. 6 Lake Brantley plays No. 3 Lake Brantley at 6 p.m.. while No. 5 DeLand faces No. 4 Lake Mary at 7:30 p.m. On Thursday. No. 2 Lake Howell (24-6 overall, 7-3 SAC| takes on Die Lake Brantlry-Lyman winner at 6 p.m. and No. 1 Oviedo welcomrs the B J Pratt was a power on the boards lor Seminole scoring 10 points lo lielp A/to w Force VI win tho SAC championship. 53-51. over Lake Howell Fnday nigh! Ijik r Mary-DrLand winner at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday. February 14. Die Junior varsity championship games between Ovtrda and Lake Brantley will Ih* played at 6 port, with v a r n t f y *■ nal set for 7:30 p.m.______________________ **-_____ ARROW FORCE VI S3. SILVER HAWKS S I L a k e H o w e ll ( J I ) Kul ii i 3 4 4 11. T u flirt I O O 2 Smith 2 5 6 0 William. 5 2 2 13 ItnuMy 3 0 0 H fUm- O O (I 0 Jmil.in 0 O O 0 l.u Cure 2 4 7 H liK.il* 16 IS III SI S e m in o le (531 S r)m m c 4 2 4 I I IWini k 2 0 1 6 IUi*h 3 I J h Ki-ililmg 3 0 0 0 W.iKiirr 3 2 5 S fr a il S U 0 iO lllu, 2 1 1 5 W r* tlH-llr 0 0 0 0 -IiNk I* 22 ft 13 51 Lake How*II Seminole 12 13 13 1 3 . 31 10 16 IS S . S3 Tim*- )will 11 Uriel Kn.il* . Uikr III m ill 4 IIII .nitty 2 William* I Knlin II SrmliKitr 3 (Sryitnre I i‘.un ,k I. |hi»h II tiKel kml* _ l.ik r Ik w rll 16. Srnimolc 14 limit'd mil . OMtr lrtlifih .il* _ tnmr lit* m il* . l-.kr ll mrll 24 C 7 3 SAC SrmiiHilr 23 7 M 2 SAC .iniin>r U lr lly _ lu k r Hnurll 45. Sf-nUiHilr 43 Speedweeks hit high gear Spe cia l to Ik s Herald DAYTONA BEACH _ A new name, more competitors and an exciting race format are Ihe Ingredients for the 1998 Bud Shootout At Daytona -- a per­ fect way lo kick off NASCAR's 50th Anniversary season with a bang. Since 1979. the BuBch Clash had provided season-opening thrills and incredible finishes during Daytona's annual Speedweeks. however, the new Bid Shootout At Daytona will provide more than twice as much racing action as Its predecessor. With twice as many drivers 32 NASCAR Winston Cup all­ stars •• and twice as many miles - 125 -- the format will give race fans a refreshing new look. Both the 1998 Bud Shoo­ tout At Daytona and its quali­ fying race will feature two 25lap races, the qualifying race being made up o f 1997 Bud Second-Round Fastest Qualifi­ ers and the Bud Shootout con­ sisting o f the 1997 Bud Pole Award Winners from last year's NASCAR Winston Cun season. An additional new feature of this year's Bud Shootout Is a mandatory green-flag pit stop (changing o f right-side tires), required between laps 10-12. of each 25-lap race. By Incorpo­ rating pit strategy Into a sprint race, the new format will give fans some o f the most thrilling action o f Speedweeks. The winner o f the qualifying race will receive a transfer spot Into the Bud Shootout. Fifteen NASCAR Winston Cup driven. Including seven-time series champion Dale Earnhardt will be gumring for one position -tin t - the only spot that transfen into Die high-stakes main event. Defending Daytona 500 champion J rff Gordon head­ lines an all-star rust of 17 NASCAR Winston Clip drivers guaranteed spots In thr Bud Shootout. Total posted awards for the 1998 Bud Shootout At Daytona ore 9762.000. with the winner receiving 9100,000. The qualifying race for the Bud Shootout At Daytona Is scheduled for Sunday at 11 a.m., and the Bud Shootout sel for a noon start. Following Die Bud Shootout At Daytona, the 35th FlrstPlus Financial 200 for the ARCA Bondo-Mur-llyde Series will run at 1:30 p.m. RAIN A T VOLUSIA SPEEDW AY PARK BARBEKVILLE _ The pits at the new asphalt and dirt (racks were full and drivers were still coming as the rains fell, forc­ ing on end Friday night's ac­ tivities o f the All Star Circuit of Champions Florida Speedweeks at Volusia Speedway Park. Today (Saturday), the dirt track will host the All-Star Sprints and open wheel modifleds, while Ihe 3/8‘s-mlle a s­ phalt track will run the Late Models, Late Model Storks and open wheel Modified*. Gates open at 5 p.m. with racing starting at 7:30 p.m. For more Information call (904) 985-4402. NEW SMYRNA W ASHED O U T SAMSULA _ The start o f Die 32nd Annua) World Series of Asphalt Slock Car Racing was rained out on Friday and will now begin today und run through February 14. The track was to have opened at 10 a.m. this morning with practice act for 1 p.m. Qualifying will begin at 4 p.m. for Die All ITn Ty|>c 1-atr Mod els. NASCAR/SK Tour Typr Modlfteds and Limited Lute Models. Heals for Ihr laile Models and Modified* will start ut 7 p.m. will) fralurrs In those two classes, plus Sportsman, Urn lied Laic Models, Mlnl-Slurk*. Bomber* und Run-A-Bouts. Starting on Sunday. Die track will open at noon with prartlco at 1 p.m.; qualifying at 4 p.m.; and beats'and features starting at 7 p.m. for Die remainder o| Die event. ? For mure Information, call the FASCAK office at (904) 4274129 Bud Shootout qualifying race lineup. 1. (40) Sterling Marlin, Chevro­ let. 2. (90) Greg Sachs, Ford. 3. (3) Dale Earnhardt. Chevrolet 4. (70) Gaiy Bradbcrry, Ford. 5. (75) Rich Mast, Ford. 6 (17) Darrell WaNrty, Chevrolet 7. (90) Dich Trichle, Fad. 8. (9) Lake Spoed, Fad. 9. (47) Gity Standridgo. Fad. 10. ( I t ) Brett Bodine, Fad. 11. (29) Jeff Green, Chevrolet 12. (97) Chad Utile, Pon­ tiac. 13. (23) Junmy Spencer, Fad. 14. (71) Dave Matas, Chevrolet. 1 Note: winner moves on fo math event. ! Bud Shootout starting lineup I. (6) Mark Martin. Fad. 2.T33) Koh Schrader, Chevrolet. 3. (31) Mrkft Skinner, Chevrolet. 4. (22) Ward Burton, Pontiac. 5. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet. 6. (35) Todd Bodine, Pontiac. 7. (94) (Ml Elliott. Fad. 8. (7) Geoff Bodine, Fad. 9. (18) Bob­ by Labonle, Pontiac. 10. (42) Joe Nemechek, Lakeland, Chevrolet. II. (26) Johnny Benson Jr., Fat). 12. (81) Kenny Wallace, Fad. 13 (2) Rusty Wallace. Fad. 14. (25) John Andretti. Chevrolet. 15. (36) Ernie Irvin, Pontiac. 16. (88) Dale Jarrell, Ford. 17. To be determined by qualifying race. �Sanloril Herald. Sanford, rionrta ■ Sunday, February 8, 1998 •3B Moore’s long road leads to Syracuse By KELLIE WERNER llrrald Staff Wrltrr SANFORD _ Every nnr seta goals for tlii'insrlvrs. Hirrr are limes. Iim m rr, when those goals cannot In- fulfilled immediately, A (n»* winner Is afile I lake a step bark, re acljtist fits course of action and find another wav of attaining that goal. That's exactly what Seminole High School graduate Ron Moore has done. Moore W its one of the best defensive players ever to play font hall at Seminole. He was id ways lo big to play I’er*-Wee hall, so didn't actually !>cgln playing until the ninth grade. Immedi­ ately. however, he was placed on the varsity squad and became an asset lo the program. "Ron was definitely a superstar here." said lonner Seminole coach Knile Macl’herson. "lie was so List lor his sire and was Incredibly strong. Thai's wlial attracted Ihe scouts lo film...Ills speed, lie was one of Ihe best defrnElvr linemen to ever come through here " !• One of the scouts who was most Interested tn Jdoore was from Syracuse University. While rrp rrsentallves from Auburn University. University fcf Alabama and University of llttsliurgh were In She stands, the scout from -Syracuse was able Jo olfer Moure what he wanted from a college fend academic program. r Then* was one small problem, however. Moore <tad difficulty on his college entrance exams. Snaking him Ineligible for acceptance to the i l l i ­ berally. "I was very disappointed,* Moore explained, lint I had gre.it sup|sirt from coach Mac and tty family. They explained to me that wlial rally mattered was getting an education. Foot ^atl was a |>rik We all decided together that going lo a Junior college yeas the best way for me to get an education and be able to play football at the same time." So. Moore did go away to college. Just not as far. Thai was Just fine with his mother. "I fell real comfortable with the decision." said M oores mother. Shrrlene Cassanova. "I thought It was a very god choice. I liked having Ron closer lo home and I knew It would be good for him to lakr two years and prepare himself for it four-year university. I am very proud of him for taking a real look at what he needed to do lo ensure a good education for himself.* Moore lias attended Hinds Junior College In Mississippi for the past two years. While work­ ing on his underclass preparation toward n mu|or In sports medicine, he has Im-cii an Inte­ gral |>art of a very successful Junior college football program. l-ast yrar. Ihe team went I I -0 and were the Mississippi slide champions for Ihe past two years. Moore also played In Ills first, of many he hopes, bowl games when the team attended and w-oii I hr Goldrn Isles Howl. ‘ It has l>crn a great experience for me to lx- at Hinds." Moore said. "I have learned a lot and I'vr maimed considerably. It's a little cold at times, but I really like II." Things arr going to gel a little colder for Moore next year. Syracuse University has followed him through Ills years at Hinds and have kept a sjmt open for the defensive playrr on their tram. Next year. Moore will fulfill thr goal hr made for him­ self in high school and will play for the New York school "My parents always stayed on me and encour­ aged me to work hard." Moorr said. "Going to Hinds turned out to lie great tiling for me. mostly liei iiuse It got my education on trac k. I |ust want to tell all of the kids in high school Former Seminole High School star Ron Moore with parents James and Shortens. has committed lo piay football at Syracuse University In New York after com­ pleting two years at Hinds Junior College in Mississippi. mat education comes first. Don't worry about passing trsts so you can go to college and play football. Worry alxiut passing the so you t an go to collrge for an education." Moore will hr- continuing tils education next year ill Syracuse while working on his next goal...the NFlllls irark record shows that Moore Is willing to work for what tic wants. It wouldn't lie suprising to any of the people who now him If Moore Is jilaylng on Sunday a f­ ternoons in a few years. ,ake Mary— sntlnued from F i f e IB umprr In tralllr by Lnurrn Iradley to take over the lead. 7 * Each team would add four to “ ‘irlr score lieforr thr Intzzrr, llh Like Mary up 13 H Stephanie Dalr hit for two at lie start of the second period Hid Lindsay Man/ stole the ill and frd Ball.nice for two more to take the Lilly Rams to their biggest lead u! the night. 19 11. I •loving why it had come this far. Evans (the No. .'I ranked team In tile Class GA slate j rolls) fought back, holding Lik r Mary with almost flawlrss defense and hitting baskrls Irom all over the court. A l­ though thr Lidy Rams Ird at the half. 122-21. thr Trojans had thr momentum und brought It hark with them ufter the break. Thr second half was a battle from thr first tick of the time dock. Evans and L ik r Mary traded steals, fouls, shots and the lead. Mary l-rah Sutton was a monster under the basket, ' and lead :iH-37 going Into Ihe flnol quarter. taking charges and (lulling down Ixiards like a pro. Shr Hallanrr continued running also led ihe- team with 10 Ihe ofTrnsr like a five-star grn(mints, six of which she gath­ rral and worked lo keep hrr ered in the third quarter. teammates calm. Turnovers Despite Sutton's efforts und ran rampant throughout die thr tremendous help she got quarter, mostly off traveling from Bradley. Evans overtook calls on Like Mary, but Bat thr Lidy Rams In thr period lance showed no signs o f fa ­ tigue or frustration. Through Impressive defense and a re­ lentless full court press. Like Mary continued Its quest for a return trip to Ltkeland. Next up for thr Lidv Rums Is a rematch against Pensacola High School, the No. 2 ranke d team in thr slate polls, which ended Like Mary's season last year three-jjolnts shy of a stale title*. Thr game will be Tuesday night at 7:50 p.m. at Lake Mary. "We really, really want a re­ match with them," Ballance said. "We owe diem and play­ ing them at home would be great. We will need to box oul a lot more than wr did Iasi lime we played them because they are bigger than us. Hut If we ran do that. I know wr'II have a really good chance of beating them." Brown Isn't quite as excited about the match-up. although he certainly Isn't shying away from It. "We're going to have to play them eventually If we want to continue. It might as well be now and It might as well tie at home." Hmwn said. There's a really good chance that If Like Mary treats Pensa­ cola. nothing can stop them from attaining the goal that eluded them last year. SEM INOLE O U S TE D SATELLITE BEACH _ For the second straight year the Semi­ nole High School girls' basket­ ball tram was eliminated from the stntr playoffs by Satellite High School. 70-51. In the Class SA Regional Quarterfi­ nals Friday night. Last year the Tribe fell to the Scorpions In the district sem i­ finals. C a re e rs In T r u c k D r i v i n g No Experience Needed! Local 15 d a y CDL Training Full & Part Time Classes ' Tuition Reimbursement Jo b Placement Local/Shvorf Haul/OTR Driver Institute t I O A a n l a n * * --------- - The Lake Mary junior varsity girls basketball team is on a winning streak of over 50 games and recently completed (he 1997-98 season with a 20-0 rec* ord and a district championship. The girls all played for Greenwood Lakes Middle School and won their games by over 30 points a night. Lake Mary girls’ J V co n tin u e s to roll By U U i E WERNER Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY _ While die Lake Mary girls' varsity team Is playing Aawless basket­ ball. they did loo. , Wliile the varsity leant Is racking up the Wins, so did they. • , And while the number one ranked team In the stale Is soaking up all o f the atten­ tion. they got very little. /, There is more than one winning team In iUie Lake Mary girls' basketball program. TTie Junior varsity team is on a winning streak o f over 50 games, Including 20-0 this season that ended with a district championship last Saturday, und the out­ standing lum bers are bused on talented players and great couching. "The reason the team Is so successful Is because the kids work so hard," said JV roach Mike Huaman. T h e y practice two hours every day and are willing to do whatever It takes to Improve. Their dedi­ cation Is the reason they are good.* - Those two hours of practice are with the yarslty team. Playing with the top tram tn the Btate might be frustrating for most, but not these girls. They play their game, Team from the next level und revel when they are able to steal the ball or make a Jumper over one o f the more seasoned players. i Even though die girls are continuously learning In order lo secure posl lions on .the varsity team In the next year or two, they came to Lake Mary with talent and knowledge of their own. *WeVe been together for a long time.* team member Becky Ballance said. "We were undefeated at Greenwood Lakes (middle Hchoall and on Junior varsity last year. We understand each other and know each outer's game. We Just click.* ‘ And most o f us have been playing for quite awhile,* Erica Dunkman added, *1 have been playing almost forever. My whole family plays basketball ao I've grown up with It. A lot o f the girls here an tiie same way.* Huaman also knows the Importance o f his players coming from a good program before they get to the high school level. '(Coach) Mike Mitchell at Greenwood Lakes runs a first rate program,* he said, ‘ Most of my girls came through him and they have great fundamentals. They also play AAU ball during the off season and bring the various things they learn there to the team. And o f course, the coaches at Uie varsity level are so helpful lo me and the g irls* Since not a lot o f fans make It to the gym to see the junior varsity and fresh­ man games before the big match-ups. many are not aware o f the tremendous winning streak Uiat Uie girls are compil­ ing. And a lot o f those wins are by 30 or more points. The team Is playing veiy good opponents and all but humiliating Uiem on the court. ‘ I tell thr girls that If they think they're good, they have to prove it on the court.* Huanum said. "If we get up against a team, however, we don’t run up the score. Every team plays oilier teams that Uiry can beat, so we Just try to play our game. There are a lot o f times when we score 80 points, but only one starter might have double digit numbers.* There Is no leader on the team. All of the girls work together and All In the voids when needed. "We don't need a leader on the team,* said team member Matia Mitchell. ■Everyone has a great attitude and no one has a big head. We are all here to play basketball and win. The only way lo do that Is as a team." Teamwork goes farther than Just on the court with this team. In fact. Huaman is a teacher at Greenwood Lakes and some­ times cannot get to practice right on time. When he arrives, the girls are not stand­ ing around wafting for him to get there. They are doing drills and working on tar­ get areas until he arrive^. All o f the hard work Is paying off In wins and Improved abilities. Even though the varsity team Is packed with super­ stars. most o f whom have at least another year to play, the JV team Is willing to sit back and wait for their chance to All those spots. ' The way tilings are going. Lake Mary girls' basketball Is going to be the best In the state for quite a while. BET JAI-ALAI Full Card simulcasting bom FL. CA. KY, NY. PA WED thru SAT. 7:30 P.M. THUAS. & SAT NOON SUN 1 P.M. BET HARNESS Pompano, Hazel Park, Meadows, Meadowtands. Yonkers Ako Sunukast tom Usmt sndDsNsJai-Alii 1 7-tttS M wwwgchiich « toroicoauuu TLC TRANSMISSION 8 AUTO REPAIR Purs You “On The Road A g a in ” ‘W h y , S ta y M o n o S h a n ‘y o u S ta v e . S o ? • Clutch Adjustment • Transmission Check (F oreign ft Dom estic 4x4*1 A R V 't) • Brakes • Engine Repairs • C V ^ & Axles • T\ine - ups �4 B ■Sanford Herald. Sanford. Honda - Sunday. February 8. 1998 C E L E B R A T IO N S The Cashes mark 60th anniversary; Eunice observes her 97th birthday It doesn't seem like 10 years since Hazel and Woodrow Cash celebrated thetr golden wed­ ding anniversary with a big re­ ception preceded by the reaf­ firmation of their wedding vows. And now, the popular San­ ford couple has reached an­ other milestone • thetr 60th wedding anniversary. Hazel said 'eight* Just has to be thetr lucky number. They were mar­ ried In 1938. moved to Sanford In 1948 and now It has been 60 good years In 1998. The couple met while Hazel was attending business college In Bluefleld. W. Va. They were married Jan. 19, 1938. Woodrow was In the dry cleaning business In Sanford until 1978 when he became employed by the Orlando Navy Base where he remained until his retirement. Hazel was employed by the Sanford Atlantic Bank and later at the Seminole County Sheriffs Office until her retire­ ment. Woodrow la a longtime m em ­ ber o f the Sanford Masonic Lodge where he has served as secretary. He Is also a member o f the York Rite Bodies where he Is Past Grand High Priest. Is a charter member o f Bahia Temple o f Orlando Shrine and la a member o f the Scottish Rite Bodies. In 1985. the Scot­ tish Rite conferred the 33rd de- DORIS D IETR IC H grre mason rites on him. Ilo z d Is a member o f the Woman's Club o f Sanford Inc. where she has served numer­ ous ofllcrs including president. She is also a member o f the United Daughter* o f the Con­ federacy and the Oardrn Club o f Sanford Inc. The Cashes have been active member* of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford for 50 year*. Eunlca Martin The couplc'a two children arc Nancy Cash, a mualc teacher In Washington. D.C.. and Jack Cash o f the Seminole County SherifTa Ofilcc. There are two grandchildren. Joshua and Jennifer. Hazel and Woodrow npent their GOth wedding anniversary surrounded by family at a cele­ bration. Arrangements o f flow­ ers In the church honored them and they were treated to ,a rtvrrohtp cruise. EUNICE REIONB AB ‘QUEEN FOR DAT’ Eunice Mnrlln has had a lot or birthday celebrations and she always irlgns as 'Queen for a Day* when her birthday mils around every year on Jan. 29.. And this yrar was no dldferenl when Eunice received over 100 guests at her 97th btrthdoy open house on Jim 31 at the Winter Haven home o f a niece and her husband. Barbarn and David Shrrman. Sixty years together Is a long time which the gentle Cashes have taken In stride, ■patience* Is the word, according to lin ­ For about 70 years, Eunice lived tn a small frame home near the Upaala community In Sanford founded by Swedish settlers brought here by Gen. Henry Sanford In 1871. A llv- Along with the big anniver­ sary, Hazel also celebrated her birthday on Jan. 31, so a be­ lated happy birthday to her. ing historical personality j; among the early Swedish set- ;■ tiers In Sanford, Eunice now ;• nukes her home wtlli llarbara ; and David. | Among the urtlfacts on din- | play at the open house was 21 ; wooden chest used by Eunice's : grandparents. Ellas and Chris- ; tlan Degneston. on the first ship eanytng Swedish settlers ! to Sanford In 1871. Another ! treasure wan a bedspread ! made by Christina along with a I collection of books and mnga- I dries dating back to the !I 1800's. j! Gen. Sanford gave the grand- j! parents five acres o f land and !! at the end o f the year, they lj I n U i t i k h , Pag* SB Praise, prayer, thoughtfulness shared at breakfast prayer breakfast were through prayer and praise by Evangel­ ist Rose Roundtree. Musical renditions were by the "Voice o f Praise*. Mary Woolridge. Truly the audience Joined In exalting Him. and giving God the glory. We all admit as Christians we have a direct line to Him. Prayer is our greatest weapon. The members o f ly r e Court No. 14 says thanks to all who helped make this morning of prayer and worship one o f full praise. Chairpersons were Tammy Buckner and Estclla Edwards. Daughter Bertha Pryor is Most Worthy Grand Matron and Daughter Beatrice Wynn la Most Worthy Vice Grand Ma­ tron. Young Men o f Distinction w ill move into the 21st century. These young men will be show­ cased at a cultural presenta­ tion on Sunday. Feb. 8 at 6:00 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter. The community will witness ten young men who have been motivated and will show their personal, educational and cul­ tural development. Enjoy an evening o f entertainment from these young men. See you ‘ Pray On. Pray On. Never Cease to Pray* will be held Saturday, Feb. 21 at 8:30 a m. at Hie Elka Lodge located at Cypress Avenue and 7th Street, The speaker will be Past Orand Daughter Ruler Daisy Brunson. 8tate President o f the Florida State Association who srtil present musical renditions WUI jn c -a n for your enjoyment. Tickets are available by calling 322-1628. f H H U r s g i y t w a SENIORS Seniors o f S t John Mission­ ary Baptist Church will be honored for thetr Christian leadership and community In­ volvement on Sunday. Feb. 15 at 11:00 a.m. with the message ■Our Beloved Seniors: Silently Serving With Grace * The Rev. Arthur Choice will deliver the message o f the morning. After the worship service, the honorees will be treated to dinner in the I l * | 1 I Is M L .r=rr.r VBtOB of ffB lB B In BBllBfl . . . j, d n m d .s edu^U onal bufidi Sonja Thomas Is ch alrper R*u Rnhf-rt rWv-tnr Is E William H. Kirby. II. a Junior at Seminole High School lias been selected to represent Florida as ambassador o f mu­ sic. William has been recog­ nized and congratulated by Oov. Chiles. He will loin a group o f young ambassadors who will travel to the Central Florida UCF Band. »* Williams has until Feb. 15 td( y the $3,000 needed to send^ n to Europe. The community' o f Sanford Is being asked to, endorse this young musician11 who will represent this co m < munlty and state. Donations can be mailed td* William H. Kirby. U. 13*' Hughes Ave., Sanford, FLj* 33771. Join this campaign to help' one o f our young men srtwP walks, talks and represents the successful youth o f our tim e*' and Join Ids endorsement at' Seminole High, his church • St.; G r �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Sunday. February 8.1090 • Woman’s club learns about scams S c h o o ls J«nnlf*r Dale-Scheels High School. Longwood. a t­ tends Seminole Community College and Is employed as a bartender. Sanford Mayor l-arry Dale and Ms. Cindy Dale of Lake Mary, announce the en­ gagement o f their daughter. Jennifer Sherry Dole of Lake Mary, to Clinton John Sc heels, son of Ms. Lenore Scheels o f Winter Springs. Bom in Casper. Wyo.. the bride-elect Is the m a­ ternal granddaughter of Ms. Mary Nytrt. Orlando, and the paternal grand­ daughter o f Ms. Marjorie Dale o f Lake Maty. She la a 1905 graduate of Lyman Her finance, bom In Mil­ waukee. Is also a 1995 graduate o f Lyman High School. Is a 1997 graduate of Seminole Community College and Is employed In wildlife management. The wedding will be an event o f March 7. at 5 p.m.. at Westvtew Baptist Church. Sanford. Lsfca Mary Poles Chief Richard Booty wtti Lake Mary Woman's Club mombara Nonna SmSh. program choir. (POP) does, but most o f that money goes to support union activities. The Police Athletic League (PALI to a legitimate organisa­ tion run by the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Chief Deary recently received a call from someone claiming to be soliciting for PAL. Beaiy asked the caller who the Presi­ dent o f the organisation was. The caller couldn't answer and hung up. Beaiy to on the board o f PAL and waa able to recognise the fake call. If you want to help organisations Like PAL. don't do It over the phone. Do It tn person or by mail. The problem with catching ran artists Is embarrassment. The police don't get enough leads or Information because people are too embarrassed to say they wrre acammed. Don't be! Even police officers have been taken. Sgt. Linda Belflore was a victim. She had checks stolen but didn't know It until after the thieves had used them. Call the police anytime you've been token and tell them all the facts. It will help them catch the criminals sooner and warn people about any new scams that are happening. Another problem that C hief Beaty see* looming on the ho­ rizon to the push to legalise drugs. Very soon, commercials paid for by sources outside the state o f Florida will begin air- Her fiance la the m a ter nal grandson o f Mrs. Mary Byrd o f Sanford and the paternal grandson o f Mrs. Mae Hampton o f Sanford. Ms. Jones la a native o f Sanford. She la a 1093 graduate o f V m iiw lt High School where she was ac­ tive In basketball and soft* Halt she la presently em ­ ployed at WUaon Elemen­ tary Sch**^ as a classroom paid him $1 for their home and land. Her grandparents had seven children Including her mother who married Olin Tyner and Eunice Christine was bom Jan. 37. 1901. Eunice to very proud o f her heritage. She tdto about her sewing for the and queen o f Sweden and >ults for the young so they could make a goof Impression when they landed In America. At 17. Eunice went to work packing oranges for Chase and Co. a n d at 28. she married Emil Manguaon. a Chase and Co. bookkeeper for SO years. She married Mr. Martin In 1961. She never had any chilbut to tribute to Aunt Epsilon Sigma Omlcron. a reading society o f the Florida Federation o f Women's Clubs, met st the home o f Jeon Metis for the January meeting with Fran Morton as co-hostess. According to Elisabeth Boyd. ‘ Members ob ey ed an excellent book review presented by Rose Jacobson. She reviewed the book. T h e Color o f Water* by James McDtyds. Thto to an ex­ cellent biography, but Incorpo­ rates a biography o f the mother o f the author." The February ESO meeting has been changed to Seminole Volunteer Enterprises building. 407 W. Fourth St. Hostesses will be Jean Marcel. Haxel Cash and Charlotte Knowles. Zelda Stofond will review ‘ Beach Music." by Pat Conroy. All members o f the Sanford Woman's Club are Invited. Hawkins for a bam Hanrahan. Deltona. Oirl; Anne and Todd DeNoyer. Del­ tona. Qiri; Martino and David Rape. Lake Mary. Boy Jan. 29 - Darlene and Richard Huaoon. Deltona. O ld Nunns w loomg Cnrtl Timothy Walton; W II- Ing very convincing commer­ cials calling for the legalization Know anything about Florida of drug*. One of the arguments natives? The original Florida to the medical necessity, for natives? some people, for marijuana. Michelle Alexander from the This Is a lie and a scam. Orange County Historical Mu­ Morlnol. a prescription mari­ seum will be the guest speaker juana. has been available for at the next meeting o f the Lake those people who need It since Mary Historical Commission 1985. The commercials will on Tuesday, Feb. 10. Her topic have all kinds o f reasons why will be Florida's earliest Native other drugs such as heroin American tribes, like the TUnushould be legalised. But look cua, the Calusa and the at the problems associated Apalachee. The social begins with alcohol. That's Just a at 7PM. Michelle will begin window Into what wlU happen speaking at 7:30PM. with the legalisation of drugs. Deary spent 0 1/2 years under­ cover and he says there to NO If you missed your chance to reason to legalise heroin. pre-order Otrl Scout cookies, don't worry, they're coming to a In business news. President store near you. Booth cookie Rosemary Traegrr announced soles will start Saturday. Feb. that the Woman's Club would 14 and will continue through help sponsor the Sweetheart the end o f February. Cookie Concert scheduled for Sunday, booths will be set up at Semi­ Feb. IB at Lake Mary City Hall. nole Towne Center In front o f The Lake Mary CIA has a r­ J.C.Penney. Pubhx. Winn Dixie ranged for T h e Golden Tones' and Olde Time Pottery. Cookie and the *SCC Symphonic Band' booths will be pereanned all to perform. The Woman's Club weekend long. There wlU also will be providing refreshments. be some cookie booths open The concert, which begins at the week a t, 2FM to free to aU. ...C ?' W B i H H VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT ^ U niversity o f C en tral F lo rid a Dietrich Jones-Byrd Mrs. Norma Nelson o f Sanford announces the en­ gagement o f her daughter. Kbnklaha Tamara Jones of Sanford, to Qulnnereua Lamar Byrd o f Sanford, the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hampton. The bride-elect Is the maternal y n A i f i ^ iitw o f Mrs. Prandna Rogers o f It's that time o f year again, when the snowbirds start heading south. And with the snowbirds, says Lake Mary P o­ lice Chief Richard Beoiy, come the con men. Chief Deary was the guest at the Jan. 28 meeting of the Lake Mary Woman's Club. In law enforcement for almost 21 years. Beaty has been chief In Lake Mary for 5 yrars. Con men can cost you a lot o f money. One o f the scams they like to use Is the construction scam. People come to you and offer to pave your driveway or fix your roof. The price sounds much lower than any you've heard before. Well. If It sounds too good to be true. It 1st These people will pretend to fix your roof or pave your drive, take your money and leave you with a bigger mess than you had before. I f your mailbox Isn't a lock box. you also have to be careIUL You're mailing your phone bill. The flag la up. A thief reaches In your mailbox and gets the bill. He makes a copy o f your check with your signa­ ture. He then malls the bill so you wont know anything Is amiss. He watches your mail­ box. One day an order of checks arrives. He gets to It before you do. He takes 2 or 3 checks off the bottom o f one o f the stacks of checks. He seals the checks back up and leaves. No one ever checks to are If all o f their checks are there. You dont know that anything bad has happened until your checking account has been plundered with one of your own checks with your own signature on it. Con men will also go through your trash and take credit card applications and fill them out In your name, but put their a d ­ dress. usually a post office box. You don't know your name has been used on a credit card until you try to get credit and can't. The con men will have racked up thousands In debt In your name. And It will take you a very long time to get everything straightened out Phone scams are also very prevalent. People will call collecting money for a charity. In one case, only one cent of every dollar taken was turned over to the charity. TeQ them to send you the information In writing. And NEVER give your credit card to anyone over the phone. After a police officer la shot, colls from people claim ­ ing to be collecting money for Injured police officers, and for the widows and children o f o f­ ficers foiled tn the Une o f duty start coming In. These are scams. When an officer Is In­ jured or foiled, trust fttnds are usually set up at a bank. These are legitimate. You know If you g h t money to these trust funds that every penny Is going where It to sup­ posed to f> . Th e Important thing to remember to that most law enforcement organisations dont solicit over the phone. The Fraternal Order o f Police Michael and Melinda Ntrnn. Winter Springs, are proud to announce the birth at their C o * M khaeU. born an Monday. January 19. 1998 ** Columbia Medical Center o f * Jford. Weighing 8 foe.. 13 17*1/2" long, C alk to a d ie by her brothers Adam, fhran and Chad Barkley, Maternal i randparento are Sue Ann Fonn, Day.* Aa the f, ao did the under Wilson and ed a variety o f deW iwM e Hal h—■%, high; Dfb end 1* third. WUaon. tachtded: Carolyn The Banford/Central Florida T etl Tool Psul Missionary his parents and familyHe to the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bentley and William Kirby. Sr. He needs your finan­ cial support. H A iT T a a m o A T Happy iHaiufay to ydna Jean Cody, Q forts Hawkins Smith. Tamara Smith. Claudia Hawkins RantfalL Ralph TUI“ Tfiknan and ok during the •on. Helen • Peg Jones, Guild will meet Saturday. Fab. 14 6am 9 2 0 to 11:00 a.m. at St. James AME Church. Char­ les Jarkoon to TUNE UPUFFEP �SO - SankNd Haiakl. Santord, Floods •Sunday. February 8. 1998 Hobbyist of tbs Weak t»apf (toSfr— [Dncwy ]l»uj C>oiWf [S*vt< tsi |C*y Ckiyt t&eWCiw P«MFws NMI»»«s jO S M linnTT 1~ kiim1«nra»aiOMw i«) li IgsB AFTERNOON ^ oo | J .10 | i 00 | ■! 30 I so t | ,3 0 dmin»iiiii-r«u*wro a**___________ HSSt___ E59lE__ Carolyn Richardson stands by bar angsl-daeoratsd trss whlla holding on# of hsr dolls. »«« noo. r » w » i i w t»wn IIW H w i| J > l b w H g jg g lmtmI W U i l USK ■k^l mhi ' rm mibs^a nig Ifo^M a— I*rr^ Christmas crafts keep on growing along with baby NMFntt IHM B B fifig l a s a e tfite s u !! Welwa h g H j g Q g j g inMtfcWO* wiji! isii *» (**y *vc s*w*v j^ E S S a S B m t^ B S lm HiI fcfer* gf Aftgm B s g S B ** q» » I 11 00 j I ' j 9 30 | 10 or I 10 30 | H ill | *4 00 | SANFORD - For over 20 years Carolyn Richardson has busted herself with various crafts. Her hobby began as an effort to And Hems that her baby could enjoy. Now that her child la an adult she has created his own Christmas tree to be decorated with the nu­ merous ornaments, projects and memorabilia that she fashioned over the years. "My baby was the one that really got me In­ terested In crafts." she said. "He was so fasci­ nated with the Christmas lights and balls on the tree. I wanted to find something that he would like and that wasn't real dangerous. I didn't want him to put things In his mouth that could hurt him. I went out and got as many books and patterns that I could find and started making things." Richardson cited that quilted Styrofoam o r namenta were among the Brat o f her endeav­ ors. With each preceding year th e crafted more yam dolls. Other holiday Items Included bear w B a s f flnM nngrl*. carolers. crocheted star bell* and varlou » Styrofoam ornament*. Because her hobby I* "fun and relaxing" Richard aon mentioned that Ilie Christmas tree Ideas could be overwhelming. She has two trees at her house. One Is "Integrated" with numerous projects. This one she affectionately referred to as her "everything tree." Yet "all o f the ornaments are hand-crafted unless they were gifts." Other crafts she has made include "foster children" that are made from stretch polyester, stocking dolls made from panty hose and nu­ merous crochet, quilted or yam ornaments. A specialty was cited as her "peek-a boo" dolls or as others refer to them as time-out doll*. T h e peek-a-boo dolls are made from PVC pipe so they can stand," she said. T h e y are wearing oneses and that becomes the body. The head Is a stocking. A hat Is placed on their head and they are fully dressed In baby or children's clothes for a realistic look." Richardson also mentioned that another fa­ vorite la her "angel theme* that she has canted out aome B w to seven years. T make tittle ht*ck. little w hite and light brown angeis.'-she •aid. "Some o f the dresses are glued on. I like to make tree top angels too. I like to sew them. I use wooden beads for their heads. I also use a cardboard cone and add lace, arms and wings with small pearls, flowers and bows." Although many o f her project* are f v r n away ahe keeps those sentimental few for her son. Chip or add others to a collection for her other aon. Jermaine. But. she enjoys her hobby throughout the year while ahe may relax around the holidays to admire the fruits o f her labor. Working guide dogs are not on duty to be fed or petted DEAR ABBY: la m a ntfcad pay: chlatriat who became blind as a issuk of a gunshot wound during a burglary in my bom*. Bine# that ttma I have rolled an my guids dag. A ldsr, to maintain my indepen­ dence. I waa very nlaaaad to aaa the lattar In your column from Carl Augusts of ths Amorkan Founda­ tion for ths futmt. which gave peo­ ple Ups on what sig h t e d ^ o p l# person, rd like to add a lew points that weren't covered, specifically about what paopls should and riaouU not do whan meeting a blind parson with a guide dag. A ider la n friendly 3-yaar-old black lab, and psepM first Indlnatlon Is to pat him. However, whan guide doge era working, they are responsible for the safety o f their master*. Petting, distracting, or worse, feeding guide dogs while «lb | the Middle East (Oman, Yemen; United Arab Emirstea and Kuwaiti Abby, hs absolutely refuss# to go[ The cruise line assures ma that they wont sail If ths Persian Oulf if not sail. My husband reads only ths sports section and your column Id our local paper, ao I know hall as* your answer. Shouldn't ha keep hi* prem arital tra vel agreem ent? Please advise. I RESTLESS IN RANCHO MIRAGE ■aroua. A distracted dog may lead it* master Into a harmfuj situation. Also, i f you sea a blind person with a guide dog whom you suspect may need assistance, please ask that parson first Ha or ah* can toll you how to safely provide help without interiering srtth the dag. Abby, thank you for giving ma this opportunity to 1st people know about n puhjsct that is so Important to those o f us who roly on our guide JOHN PHELAN. MJ).. WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CALIF. D E A R D R . P H E L A N i I'm I t 's t in t to c o m m e n t th a t th e d a g Is beautiful, dutiful o r w a ll- t r a in e d . R u t a n y th in g DEAR ABBY; I’ve barn married to the greatest man for tbs Inst =B 1Hlev ware married, on* vacation each year anywhere In the world. The choke It entirely mine to make. Our travsk ao for have iadudad India, Nepal, Vietnam, etc. In Octo­ ber, we have a cruise scheduled to AGreat American Tradition. �Sanford Ha raid. Sanford, Florida •Sunday, February 8, 1998 - T B After Hours UCF welcomes Dinner and a movie • The same olid Blues, but the music is good They are the original ‘ men in black*. From a Saturday Nluhi rs acclaimed writer Public invited — — .... F ra zie r Press S U IT R n o rt S creen Teste Elwood Blurs, and. as the film opens, he Is being let out of brtaon. Little does Elwood know, but Jake, his brother, has passed away. The film doesn't dwell on this point nor la thrrr much reaction to It. Burr, there Is the occasional ‘‘Sorry to hear about Jake, El­ wood.* but noUilng more. It’s as If the Almmakrrs would rather Joke stay a memory than to drag II out In the new feature. i After Elwood Is released, he goes to see Mother Stalwart, reprised by Kathleen Freeman, to get money, but the old nun ends up giving him on orphan named Buster (J. Evan BonlTantl to look after Instead. But Elwood doesn't need the kid around: he Just wants to get the band back together. While trying to find all the band members. Elwood picks up a gentle giant named Mighty Mack (John Goodman) and a “stepbrother* named Cabel Chamberlain (Joe Morton), an Illinois sU te trooper until he “sees the light* as Jake did In the first movie. Cabel Is the son o f Cab Calloway’s charac­ ter from the first film. and. since Cab’s character was like a father to the brothers Blues, then that makes Cabel a step­ brother In Elwood's eyes. Mack. Cabel and Duster fill the void Jake has left. To­ gether, the quartet, along with the Blues Brothers band, go to New Orleans to win a big “Battle o f the Bands' contest — that Is. If all the people that are chasing them do not Inter­ vene first. Blues Brothers 2000, basi­ cally. transfers most o f the original film's material and re­ shapes It. There Is a sequence In a revival tent where Cabel Is given enlightenment. A large musical number Is also staged in the tent with Reverend Cfeophus Jones (James Brown) re­ lum ing to the pulpit for this Blues outing. When the place gets hopping, so does the con­ gregation doing all sorts o f ac­ robatics and flying through the air — how appropriate that they're underneath a tent. A f­ ter both movies, you get the feeling that ole' Cleophus Is more ringmaster than a man of Ood. There Is also the constant chases by various law en­ forcement agencies. Including the FBI. and special Interest groups like the Russian Mafia and white supremacists. You’ll remember that tn the first film, the brothers were being chased by the police, a Nazi group and an angry country band. There Is even a pyramid o f smashed patrol c a r s ’ that Is more Im­ plausible this lime around be­ cause everyone, miraculously. Universal Pictures Blues Brothers 2000 features 1mm left, John Goodman. Den Aykroyd. J. Evan BonNanl and Joe Morion. comes out o f their demolished vehicles without a scratch. There are all sorts o f bizarre, supernatural occurrences that happen In the new film as they did In the predecessor. There Is a scene where Elwood drives his new police car through a lake. The Section may come off as cartoonist), but I thought It was downright stupid! And, I can't forget to mention the return o f performers from the original Uke Aretha Franklln. Brown. Frank Os or the Blues Brothers band. In add Ition to them, several other music superstars make an appea ranee Including Eric Clapton. B.B. King, the late Junior Weils ami the Blurs Traveler iife g jV The Theater Center Stage 11 indu ction o f Tom Zelgler's Groce and Clorle will play Feb­ ruary 20. 21. 26. 27 A 28 at 8 p.m. and March 1 at 2:30 p.m. A twilight performance will be held Feb. 22 at 6:30 p.m. at Theater Center's Black Box Theater at the Cultural Arts Center. 600 N. Woodland Blvd.. DeLand. Tickets are 912 with student and group discounts. For reservations, please call the Theater Center box office kt (904) 736-7486 beginning , The DeLand Little Symphony ponccrt o f American music • part o f the American Com pos­ ers Bevies- featuring guest v o ­ calist Marilyn Jones, will be held Sunday. Feb. 22. at 2:30 p.m. at the Cultural Arts Cen­ ter. 600 N. Woodland Blvd.. DeLand. Tickets are 15 and are available at the Theater C enter box office beginning February 12. You may reach The Theater Center box office A t (904) 736-7486. 111C IH C B IC I UC1UCI •• African-American Players Guild production o f A Woman Called dVuffi by Sandra Fenichel Maher will play February 7 at 8 p m and February 8 at 2:30 sbjb . at the Cultural Arts Cen­ te r . 600 N. Woodland Blvd.. DeLand. Tickets at the Theater ■Center Box Office are 912 ■hdults. 96 students with group 'Discounts available. For reser­ vations. please call the box of9cc at (904) 736-7486. Tucked among the antique shops of Downtown Sanford is a quaint restaurant that allows Its partons to dine In true European fashion. The WUlow Tree Cafe sits right on First Street and cus­ tomers can either sit in the dining room, which Is deco­ rated with arts and crafts, or enjoy a warm day on the patio and watch the shop­ pers. Owner Ellen Schlrmer has offered Sanford a unique din­ ing experience. Instead o f having a hurried pace and food prepared In microwaves, customers are served freshly prepared dishes tn a relaxing environment. If a table Is In a rush, the kitchen and wait staff w ill certainly try to accommodate. The WUlow Tree Cafe, however. Is really the place to visit when there la not time limit on lunch. Menu Items range from unique to traditional with a small twist. Side Items for through March 12. The opening reception la Thursday. Feb. 12. from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. with gal­ lery talk by the artist at 6 p.m. The public to Invited. The 8CC exhibit wtQ feature Polacolor Transfers made with a 20 by 24 Polaroid camera while Tomczak was In Spain and Prague. The exhibit will also feature handmade books by both Tom czak and other artists. Tom czak to on the faculty o f the Southeast for Photo/Orephlc Studies at Day­ tona Community C ol­ lege. She obtained a EM In Theatre Arts from Pennsylva­ nia SU te University ana an MFA In Fine Art/Photography from the University o f Florida. sandwiches are vegetable sticks and dip rather than chips. Soups and quiche are made fresh dally, only crisp lettuce la used In the salads such are made from scratch tn the kitchen. ‘ One of the more unique Items on the menu la potato knlshes, spiced potatoes halted Inside a pastry shell. They are served with a choice of ‘ p p lfiu iff. sour cream or m ustard for topping. If a ■ ■■ OVIEDO • Tobias Wolff, award-winning writer. will speak at the University o f Ceiltral Florida at 8 p.m. on Thursday. March 10. tn the Visual Arts Auditorium. W olffs address. T h e Art o f Memory*. Is free and open to the public. Preceding the public lecture, a reception Tor WolfT will be held at 0:30 p.m. In the Visual Arts Building’s Art Gallery, Tickets for the reception are available from the UCF English Department (823-2312) at a cost o f $ 8 for adults and $ 6 for students. The same ticket w ill reserve a seat at the lecture. Widely acclaimed by critics as one o f America's foremost writers o f short Action, W olff Is also known for his prisewinning memoirs. This Bog’s Life won the Lbs Angelss tim es Book Award and was the sub|ect o f a major feature film starring Robert De Niro and Ellen Barldn. In Pharaoh's Army, an account o f his service In the Vietnam War. was a 8nallst for the National Book Award. O f these works, critic Blake Morrison wrote, 'T obias IVolff writes like a man winning lls way towards truth — past the fabrications o f his family. J11** *° name a few. Aykroyd and Landis try to capture what you remember and Wied about The Blues Brpthers: the original was a disjointed, w tld a d ven tu re. Btue* Brothers 9000 wishes It SUM. there are some momenta In BB2000 that make you laugh, and some m o m e n t s _____ ______ that make you want to shake reN/FauD o^r ^m p* draws an his ’* " * blues, rhythm and soul cnees, as do i Dud populate the soundtrack la , * * . ezpl titillating. The jam at the end and personal o f Okies Brothers 3000 Is well Wolff ^ worth sitting through the rest nnLm foe t m o f the 81m to see. It Is the tk m s o fw a r flc celebration and enjoyment o f wmr ^ „ a H «| BUs music that drives the ^ u Blues Brothers movies. tu -iim s**.- tt patron has never tried the specialty, tt la highly recom­ mended that they do. There are also several sal­ ads on the menu. Including C aesar with or without grilled shrimp, Oreek, chef, shrimp pasta and the house specialty, shrim p or crab Louis. A Louis salad is a mix o f Romalne lettuce, thou­ sand Island dressing, grated egg and shrimp or crab meat. Another definite must try for anyone who hasn't. Make sure and leave room for dessert The WUlow Tree Cafe offers an assortment of fresh muffins from the bak­ ery or distinctive desserts including carrot cake. Kalua and praline squares and Ellen’s homemade Vatruahka, a one of a kind cheesecake am ong other dally features. If there la a Uttle time for lunch and you're looking for a place with p e a t food and wonderful atmosphere. The WUlow Tree Cafe la definitely the place t o jo . It's one o f the best kept secrets tn Sanford. ^ BUrmj by Mr. WolfTs marvelous stories, by their pure unexpectedness, and — perhaps most o f all— by their music." while Klrkus Reviews proclaimed the stories “among the most accomplished being written In our time." WolfT also has edited several anthologies, Including The Vintage Book o f Contemporary Short Stories and The Best American Short Stories 1994. His work has been translated widely, and he has received major grants from the Ouggenheim FoundaUon. the NaUonal Endowment for the Arts, the Whiting Foundstion. and the LUa WallaceReader's Digest FoundaUon. Bom In Alabama. WolfT was raised tn Salt Lake City and In the mountains above SeatUe. He briefly attended a private school tn Pennsylvania, then Joined the US Army In Vietnam. Later, he took degrees at Oxford University and Stanford University. Currently, he Is a professor o f English at Stanford University. The Department o f English Is proud to sponsor Tobias W olff as the University o f Central Florida’s Distinguished Author for 1996. Questions concernIng, his appearance may be di­ reeled to Donald S u p . UCF Department o f English, 823- Welcome to the Saijbrd Herald’s ‘ After Hours’ , a page dedicated to the arts and entertainment news in Seminole County. If you have any story Ideas, pic­ tures or comments about the page please rati David Frazier at 322-2611 during weekdays, or you can write to David by sending letters to The Sarford Heralds attn: David Frazier., P.O. Boat 1 l e e r . Sanfortt.’ Florida. 32772-1667 or 300 N. French Avenue. Sanford. Florida. 32771. Curves • Jbr women North American Martyrs (1961), Back ft the World (19661. and hfe newest book. The Night ft Question (1996). The statics In The Night ft Question also fo­ cus on choices and decisions that shape individual Uvea. The New York Times Book Re­ view commented, ‘ ....the reader K 1 \! * 11 k ANNVAT ,m S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ANTIQUES SHOW S t SALE F E B R U A R Y 1 3 -1 3 ,1 9 9 8 n o . W a S A T . I M ft M fM - S U N . 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Plainlitff*). .1 DAVID P K IIM *1 .1 Drtendant(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE 18 HEAIOY GIVEN lu n u m l to A Final JudQm.nl ol M orloao* Foreclosure dated January 30th. tttl and tn t.i*d m Caaa NO BF.1B1B CA ol Ih# Cmuit Court ol Ih* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida whrrr.n FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF NORTH CAROLINA 8UCCCSSOR OY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL DANK OF Fl o r id a f /k /a coral GABLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION n Iho Ptamtitt and DAVID P REIM. TERESA REIM. STILLWATER OF f l y in g c l o u o h o m e o w n e r s ASSOCIATION. INC ar* the Dalandanta. I anil -all lo lha highest and b a il biddar lor caah al lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SAN* FORD. FLORIDA al 11 00 a m . on tha llh day ol March 1H I tha following daacribad pro par­ ty aa aal lorth in said Final Jud« man! LOT to STILLWATER PHASE II ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOR I t . PAGES S3 THROUGH tt. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA WITNESS MY HAND and tha aaal o l Hus Court on Fabruary 2. Ittt (SEAL) Maryann# Mors# Clark o l tha Circuit Court By Dorothy W Bolton Oaputy Clark Echevam*. McCall* Raymrr Barra 11 A Frapptar Poat Ollica Boa 1410 Tampa FL SS401 FtrotAiss NOTICE In accordanca with lha Amancana Diaabilitias Act. par­ sons naading a apacial accom­ modation lo porlicipata In Hut proceeding should contact tha individual or agancy sanding nolica not talar than aeven (7) days prior lo lha procaadmg al tha addraaa givan on tha nolica. Telephone 407-3134130 a it 4337. 1-SOO-OM-S771 (TOO) or 1-S00-SSS-S770 (y). vta Florida Ralay Sonnes Publish Fabruary I . t t . I t t t OCN-tt IN T N I CM CU rr COURT OP T N I 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, M A M PON S t W S O U COUNTY. FLORIDA JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOi 07-04*9-CA -14-A FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTOAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS ROBERT E SCOGGINS. UNRNOWN SPOUSE OF ROBERT E SCOGGINS. JANE MARIE BAUMWtCH A/R/A JANE M. BROMWICH. UNRNOWN BPOUBE OF JANE MARIE BRUMWICH A/R/A JANS M BROMWICH. BEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. •TATE O f FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNRNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION 0CFINDANTS OF FORECLOSURE B A L I NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgmant ol loraclaaiias datad January 30th. IM S . anlarad In Civil Cass Ns. S7-C334-CA-14-A ol lha Circuit Coart o l tha ttTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County. SAMFORO. Florida. I will asN lo tha highest and boat blddor lor caah al lha WEST FRORT DOOR o l Iho SEMINOLE County Courthou.s local ad al SOI NORTH PARK AVENUE Ml SANFORD. Florida, at 11 00 a m. on lbs I4 A day ol March. 10SS tha lot lavin g daacribad proparty aa oat lorth in aaid Summary Final LOT S. BLOCK S. FAIRLANB ESTATES SECTION 1. REPLAT. ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROBO IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAOES 100 AND 101. OF THE PUBLIC RfiCOROS OF EEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Oalad Una 3rd day o f Fabruary. 1yog (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark o l lha CMciAT Court By Dorothy W Boll on Oaputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FON PLAINTIFF SOI 8 Umvarally Dnvs «-..i- ann Plantation. FL 33324 (SS4) 233-AOOO S7-102S0(FNW) In accordanca with lha Amancan with Dtaabibti** Act paraooa with diaobJitiaa need mg a apodal accommodation to pa me ipa to In ftte procoadmq should contact Iho Clark o l Iho Circuit Coon a l tha BEMINOLE L e g a l N o tic e s ataignaaa. Ia n o n , craditorm. iruataaa. or othar claimants claiming by, through, undar or against GLEN kUBlTZKV. deceased it living, and all unknown partis# claiming by. through, undar and agamat lha abovs namad dalandanlial who ara not known lo bs daad or alma, whathar sard unknown r a n m may claim an miarast as spousas. ham. davisaa*. grantaaa. or othar claim ants. Al t a m o n t e v il l a g e ii CONDOMINIUM Inc.; STATE OF FLORIOA. Oapartrnam ol Ravanua. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. . unknown parson(a) In p olk a.n on ol lha aubiacl rsal proparty. 0 1 ;____ unknown porsonia) m postassion ol lha aubiacl raal proparty. 42. Dalandanta NOTICE OF ACTION TO THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES, QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDI­ TORS. TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. CLAIMING BY. th rough. unoer or AGAINST GLEN RUBIT2RT. Dacaaaad WHOSE RESI­ DENCES AND LAST KNOWN A0ORESSES ARE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor lorocloawra ol mort­ ga ge on tha lollowlng daacribad proparty: THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINI­ UM PARCEL KNOW AS UNIT S10. BUILOINO S00. ALTA­ MONTE VILLAOE II ANO AN UNOIVtDEO 1.S3423S0 INTER­ EST IN THE LAND COMMON ELEMENTS ANO COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO BAIO UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH AND SUOJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDI­ TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS ANO OTHER PROVISIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM OF ALTAMONTE VILLAOE II. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1232. PAOE 27S THROUGH 343. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. ANO AMINOEO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1233. PAOE SSS THROUGH SSI OF SAID PUBLIC RECOROS. hat bean tiled agamat you and you or# raquirod lo aorvo a copy ol your written datensea. ■I any. to It. on OIANE M. WALIA. Allot nay lor Iho Plomtitl, whooo addraaa la 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard. Sulla 4S0. Tampa. Florida 33007 with­ al 30 day# after tha ta d publi­ cation and lila tha original with tha Clerk of thie Court either belore service on Plamiltl'a attorney or Immediately there­ after; otherwise a default will be entered agamat you lor Iho relief demon dad W lha complaint. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB DEEMED TO BE A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTINO TO COLLECT A OEBT ANO ANY MFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITHE SB my fiend and the aaal of aaid Court an JANUARY ITth, tt k t . Mary anna Morse Aa Clark o f the Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark CODIUB B STAWIARBKI 4010 Bay Beaut Boulevard Suita 430 Tampa. Florida 33S07 Telephone: (SIS) S77-SOOS CEB *17-02747 Publish: Fabruary 1, B. IS ** DEN-10 L e g a l N o tic e s CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC MCARINO NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN by lha City Commission ol lha City ol Lake Mary Florida, that said Comrru.non will hold a Public Hearing on February ISlh 1 H I at 7 00 PM . or as soon there­ after as pussibte, It) consider Second Reading and adoption ol Ofdmancai emitted ORDINANCE NO. SSS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA AMENOIND ORDINANCE NOS S30 ANO 319 TO GRANT TCI OF CENTRAL FLORIOA A THREE MONTH EXTENSION TO THEIR EXISTING NON-EXCLU­ SIVE CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE AGREEMENT, PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS SEVERABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE OATE ORDINANCE NO. (7 0 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 241. AS CODIFIED IN TITLE XV. SECTION ISS. APPEN0IX 0 SECTIONS S THROUGH 17 OF THE CITY OF LAKE MART CODE OF ORDINANCES. PER­ TAINING TOT HE REQUIRE­ MENTS FOR MINIMUM NUMOER OF PARKING SPACES FOR OFFICE USES PERTAINING TO THE PROVISION OF OFFSTREET LOAOINQ ANO UNLOADING SPACES. ANO PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILI­ TY REPEAL OF LAWS IN CON­ FLICTS. CODIFICATION ANO AN EFFECTIVE OATE ORDINANCE NO. S71 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MART. FLORIOA AMENDING SECTION 31 01 (01 OF THE CODE OF ORDI­ NANCES ENTITLE ‘ CITY PUR­ CHASING POLICIES" AUTHO­ RIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ISSUE CHANGE ORDERS ASSOCIATED WITH THE RINE­ HART ROAD WIDENING PRO­ JECT UP TO S2S.000 00 PROV10INQ FOR CONFLICTS. SEV­ ERABILITY. EFFECTIVE DATE ANO TERMINATION OATE Tha Public Haanng wilt be held m the Comovnion Chamber# 100 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary The Public i« invited lo attend and be heard Said hear­ ing may be continued from lima to lima until a final decision it made by lha City Convni.uon Copras ol tha Ordinance in lull ara available m lha City Clark's Ollica lor review NOTE IF A PERSON 0SCI0ES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MAOS OT THIS COMMISSION WITH RISPCCT TO ANY MAT­ TER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARINQ. HE OR SHE WILL NEE0 A RECORO OF THE PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE HE OR SHE MAT NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDINGS IS MADE WHICH RECORD INCLUDES THE TESTIMONY AND SVIDENCE UPON WHICH THI APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FLORIOA STATUTES 2 tt 0101 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATf IN ANT OF THISS PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT TMS CITY A0A COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST 4S HOURS I ADVANCE OP TMS MEETING AT a o r -s ti s io i. CITY OP LAKE MARY. FLORIOA Carol A Foster. City CMrk DATED Fabruary S. 1SSS PUBLISH Fabruary t . ItSS DCN-t t3 _____S 3 ) BT-TSB4 OA td-K OS CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES, ate. MORTOAGE CORPORATION, f/k/a UNCOLN SERVICE CORPORATION. Plaintft. STEVEN C. WILLIAMS, DAWN L. WILLIAMS. OLENN E. LAS LAY. a n d ____ , m POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. OP ACTION TO: GLEN E. LASLIV H abvo. and N daad. ad partlbo plpiawamp pi W W I kw bMRRRT| Vfi tbag under or again at OLENN E. PLAINTIFF VS. OUN M. WILSON, IP UVMO, ANO IP OSAO. TMS UNKNOWN •POURS. HSIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTMEN PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN MTSRSST BY. THROUGH, UNOSR OR AGAINST OUN H. WILSON; UNKNOWN b p o u s s , OP OUN H. WILSON. IP ANY, JOHN DOS ANO JANS DOS AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION, PI al. LOT 7*3. Mas dia Saudi to ttat diarwef and lha Watt to Mat at LOT 7S1, Moo Rm Saudi TB Mat thereof, TOWN OP LONOWOOO. according It lha plat theroaf aa recorded In Ptal B eet i.P a a e a i t mreugh 11.o4 the PubPc Rocarda o f Seminole County, f lorid* a/k/a 400 Bay Avantra, Laagw ood. PMrtda 327SO you ara repu ted Is oorve a copy of your weMten Polina aa. « any. to R. on Bbappsrd Faber, Attorney tar P I4 M M , whose addraaa M Suds SOS. I t t o Mipruga Avenue. Coral OaSMs. Florida 3314*. within thirty (30) Node# bi the dts Clark al MM Court batata service an Ptatmtfr* IN THB CIRCUIT COUNT FON IIM IN O L S COUNTY, FLORIOA. CIVIL DIVItlON CABS NO. aT-23t3-CA-14-N Glen dale feo erai BANK, F S B . Plaintiff. vi JOHN MARSHALL and DALE L MARSHALL, hie Wile, and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ in t e r e s t s b y . THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. On HAVINQ OR CLAIMINQ TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY H i REIN DESCRIBED. Dalandanta NOTICS OF ACTION T JOHN MARSHALL L .al known addraaa 182 Paraona Road Longwood. FL 3277S YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lo toreclote a mortgage on tha loiiowing daacribad properly m Seminole County, Florida: FROM THE tOUTHEAST CON­ NER OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 o r SECTION 2*. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE 2 t EAST. SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. RUN NORTH. A OISTANCE OP 1SM.T3 FEET ANO NORTH St DEO 4*' WEST. A OISTANCE OF 132172 FEET TO « POINT OF BEQINNINQ: THENCE . NUN NORTH DEO 47' WEST. TO A DISTANCE OF 310 43 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN NORTH 0 DEO 02' CAST. A DISTANCE OF t*7 • * FEET TO A POINT THENCE RUN BOUTH • • DEO 47 CAST, A DISTANCE OF 330.40 FEET TO A POINT; THENCE RUN SOUTH 00 DEO 02 WEST, A DISTANCE OF 197 t t FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINQ, SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT OVER THE EAST. W IST AND SOUTH 2S FEET f.'R ROAD PURPOSES. h oeen Mad agamat you and y-i are required lo serve a c py ol your written defenses. Il any. lo II on SMITH t HIATT. PA , Plaint,If a attorneys, wnoss addraaa la I t t t East Oakland Park Bird . Suita 303, Fori Lauderdale. Florida 1130*. withm 30 days from Mat dale ol publication. IM S . and Me lha original with lha Clark of this Court either belore service on Ptamtifl'a attorneys or Immedi­ ately thereafter; otherwise a default wiN be anlarad agamat you lor tha rebel demanded m tha complaint or pa tition. DATED on JANUART 2*th. 19*1 MARYANNE MORSE Aa Clark ol lha Court By: Ruth King Aa Deputy Clark In accordance with tha Americana with Disabilities Act 01 1990, paraona naading spe­ cial accommodation lo partici­ pate In llwa proceeding should contact lha Clark ol lha Court not latar than fiva but mas a days prior lo tha procaadmg al the Seminole County Cojilhouaa Talaphona 4073 3-4330 or 1-400-m -«770 via F i»da Ralay tarvtca. F ibliah; Fabruary 1, a, IM S DSN-4 STATE OP FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF INV1RONMSNTAL PROTBCTION NOTICE OF INTENT TO ISSUE PSNMIT Tha Department ol Environmental Protection onrei nolica ol lit •ntanl lo istua a permit lo Florida Eilrudara International. Incorporalad. 7»40 Jawatl Lana. Sanford. Florida 12771. lo con­ struct a Mllet furnace ami an aging oven which ara sources ol air amiatlona Tha facility la located al 2S40 Jawatl Lana. Santord. Seminole County Florida Tha Department hat at.ignvd File Number 1170927-002-AC In lha protect Tha Department will Issue lha permit unless a limaly petition lor an adnvnialratrve hearing is Mad pursuant lo tactions 110 569 and 120 17 FS . or a party requests mediation as an alternative remedy undar tec lion 120 171 belore tha deadline lor tiling a netiticn Choosing mediation will not adversely attect lha right to a hearing II mediation does not result In a settlement Tha proce­ dures lor petitioning lor a hearing ara sal lorth below, followed by lha procedures lor requesting mediation A person whose substantial interest# ara alted ed by lha pro­ posed agency action may petition lor an administrative haanng in accordanca with section* 120 349 and 120 97 FS Tha petition must contain lha Information aal lorth below and must be Mad (received) In lha Department's Ollica ol Qeneral Counsel al 1900 Commonwealth Boulevard. Mall Station I t . Tallahassee. Florida 323M-3000 Petitions must be Med within fourteen days o l pubtication ol lha public notice or within fourteen days o l receipt o l the nolica of mtenl. whichever occurs first A petitioner must mall a copy o l lha petition lo lha applicant al tha address indicated above, al tha time o l ftbng Tha failure o l any parson to Ma a peti­ tion (or a request lor mediation, oa discussed below) within lha applicable lima period shall com m ute a waiver of that person a right to request art adnunistrattve determination (hearingl undar Sac lion a 110 H I and 130.tT F t ., or lo Intervene m this proceed­ ing and participate aa a party lo IT Any subsequent intervention Win be only al lha approval o l the presiding officer upon lha tiling ol a motion in compHanc* with rut* 21-9 207 ol lha Florida Administrative Cod* A petition must contain |h* following Information (a) Tha name, address, and telephone number ol each petitionor. Ih* appbcanl's rum* and address, lha Permit File Numbar. end the county In which Ih* protect Is proposed. (fa) A statement o l how and whan each petitioner received nolle* e l lha Department's action or proposed action. |c) A statement o f how each petitioner** substantial alted ed by Ih* Department's action or pm posed action internals are a heel­ ed by the Department s action or proposed action (d) A statement o l tha malarial facts disputed by lha petitioner. 4 any. (a) A statement o l the lacla that Ih* petitioner contends warrant rwversal or modi Ilea IIon o l the Department's action or proposed action. (I) A statement Identifying the rules or slslutes that Ih* peti­ tioner contends require reversal or modification o l lha Department's action or proposed action, and (g| A statement o l lha rebel sought by lha pahlionar. staling precisely Ih* action that Ih* petitioner wants Ih* Department to lake with reaped lo Ih* action or proposed action addressed in this notice Oecaus* Ih* administrative hearing process is designed lo for­ mulate final agancy action. Ih* tiling ol a petition means that Ih* Department's final action may b* different from Ih* position taken by H m ihi* none* o l Milan! Parson* who** substantial Milaratla will b* affected by any such linal decision ol Ih* Ovpartmsnl on tha application have the right lo petition lo become a parly lo Ih# proceeding, la accordanca with Ih* requirement* sal lorth above A person whoa* substantial interests are a fleeted by Ih* Department's proposed action, may elect lo pursue mediation by asking aX parties to I he proceeding lo agree to such mediation and by hbng with tha Department o l Environment*! Protection a request for mediation and Ih* written agreement ol aN such parbaa To mediate Ih* dispute Tha request and agreement must be Mad Ml (racahrad by) Ih* Department's Ollica ol Oanarsl Counsel al 1900 Commonwealth Boulevard. Mail Station I f . TsRsha****. FL 12199-1000. by Ih* earn* daadbn* a* sal forth above lot lha hbng ol a petition A request lor mediation must contain tha following information settle or rec ommend settlement, and (a) Tha name, address and telephone numbar ol Ih* parson requesting media Won and that parson's r*pr***ntatnr*. il any. |b) A Statement o l Ih* pgtlimmary agency action, (c) A statement o l lha rollol sought and |d) Either an eaplanatioo o l how lha requester's substantial uitaraata will be affected by tha action or proposed action addres* ad Mi tfu* no be* ol Milan! or a statement clearly identitymg Ih* patibon for hearing lha I Hi* requa* tar ha* a beady Mad. and incorporating H by reference The agreement lo mediate must mcluda lha following (a) Tha name*, addrusaaa. and lei*phone numbar* ol any per­ sons who may attend the media Hon. (b# Tha name, addraaa. and talaphona numbar o l Ih* madia lor selected by lha parties, or a provision lor aatecbng a mediator within a specified tuna. (c) Tha spread allocation o l f t * coal* and tee* associated with (f) The noma *4 oath pony's rap rose eta hv* who shad Kara authority lo settle or recommend sail lame nt, and Ml The signatures of ad partwe or IhaM authorised rope* rants- JURISDICTION CABS MOi BT-IBBB-CA-f 4-K CITICORP MORTGAGE, NIC. PLAINTIFF V*. LUIS O. ROMAN. W UVMO. ANO IF OSAO, THB UtfKMOWN SPOUBS. HEIRS. DCVtSStB, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, US MORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTSCS AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM440 AN BITS AS ST BV. THROUGH. UNOSR OR AOANtST LUIS O. ROMAN; PISOAO ROMAN. IF UVMO ANO IF DEAD. TMS UNKNOWN BPOUSS. HSIRS. 0EVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. US NOR*. CREDITORS. TRU STS!* AND AU. OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTSRSST BY. THROUGH, UNOSR OR AGAINST PISOAO ROMAN; THE INDEPENDENT SAYINGS PLAN COMPANY; JOHN DOS AND JANS DOC AS UNKNOWN TENANTS p o s s e s s io n , at at. Aa provided Mi taction 129 173 F • , Ih# iMnsly agree manI of ad parho* lo mediate anil loll Iho bme limitations imposed by aocbon* 139940 and ISO IT for requesting and holding an adeem*tralnr* hearing Unites otherwise agreed by f t * parties, iho modi•bon must bo concluded within slaty days o l Ih* aaocullon e l Hi* agr aament II mo OtaMan results lo settle moot o l f t * admmiatreftve dtepute. Ih* Oogortmont at Environmental Protec lion moat enter n ardor Incorporating f t * agroamonl of f t * portwt II medial ion ter­ minates wRheet sa tile merit o f lha dispute. f t * Oogortmont ah*H notify sd parties In writing lha I Iho adnunialralnr* hearing precast** udder a i ctlawa 130I4S and 120 17 twmnte avattebte tor dtepooKten of f t * dispute, end dw nolle* vM specify f t * deadknee that Pto* wfd apply ter ch*Banging the agancy netton and atacHng romadte* under th e** two statutes A oomplaw prated hte Is avail*bis tor public Mnpecftoa during normal busMwoc hours, 3 0 0 a m lo I N p m , Monday ftrwugh Friday, aacapl tepal holiday*, al. Ih* DapartmanI of Environmootel Protection, 331 • Maguire Boulevard. Butte 333. The cemptela protect RM Includes the draft agency action. Hi* application, and f t * Milormabon submitted by Hi* roaponsibl* ofhcWI, oachiclva o l sanddanHal records under taction 403.111, P.3. Into rotted persona mny contact Alan 0 lahm. PE. al Hi* above addraaa. or cad (407) 003-333S. ter addtwonal Miterms ban Publish February 0. 1000 0EN-13I BIGNT8SNTM JUB4GIAL 0N904HT | ,i HO-1BO-OA-1B-A C • r OF LAKE MARY, PLORIOA. a mimicIgei corporation a .siMig undai lha teats o l f t * Slate o l Florida. J. MILTON MOONS, and PLORRIC A. MOORE, hi* wdds RAY VALDES a* Tea Cel ector o f l awWioW County. Pterldc; and spouse* of tha obava. M any; their hair*, l n o t io s NOTICS IS tp a a* ..... ........... i. II . Civil C a t* No •713S*-CAt4-A o f dta Circuit Court o f ft # TtTH JudMial Circuit m and Mr SEMII w d t a t la i bom bidder for cash al lha From Door o f tha S f in*! a County Cdurthpua* Mcawd at 301 N. Parti Avanut M Sanford, PMrtda. M T1* 0 s jo . on ft# 3rd day of March. T tM tta tottew- forth In said lummary Pinal Judgment, Td-wR: LOT At. HOWtLL StTATEt. 1ST ADDITION, ACCOROINO TO TMS PLAT TMBRIOP A t RSCOROSO at PLAT BOOK S3. PROS 33 OP TMS PUBUC RECOROS OP 3SMINOLS COUNTY, PLORIOA. Dated thie 2nd day February. ItSS. aciMaiiT c o u r t• ^w^wg — *«> ivinw vr • krww-r MARYANNS CMrk dfftnCim wK Court TMS LAW OFFICES OP OAVIO J. STERN. PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINT Iff •Cl S. UrUvwrady Dftva of NOTICS IS HCRSBY GIVEN pursuant ta a Judgmant of ti January tBIh, 19M. gwMrtd M Cnm Cota Na. ST-tSSS o l lha C mcuR Caurt a l IN * TSTH Judicial CircuN m and Mr SCMlN O LI County, I enter#. AT THB W S tT FRONT DOOR * « ft# SSMlNOLE County Caurfteucs located al SOI N. FARR AVENUE M SANFORD. Florida. « H O B a-m. on fta 3rd day * f Marsh. lt * S lha lodowMg daacribad prog arty a* aal forth M aaM tummary Final Ji LOT 331. SSL AIRS HILLS UNIT THREE, ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THIROOP AS RSCOROSO IN PLAT BOON 34. PADS 37-33, OP TMS PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Oatad thie lath dap at January. IBM. •CIRCUIT COURT U A L ) **a feeorisk CMrk a l fta Ctrtud Court THELAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. PJL a t t o r n e y f o r PLAINTIFF M l S. University Dftva Buds BOO PL 3334 a nartu oai recibo da **ta nottftcscion, para conlaslar ta daman(l i ndiunla. pot sacrito. y present arte ant* atla tribunal. Una Itsm ids lalalontca no te prolagara. SI utled dates qua *1 tribunal r >■ iidar* tu detents, dab* praaantar *u ratpuesta por sacrito, mi. luyando *1 numaro dal caao y to* nombrai da la* parts* Miter* ■ t.idat Si u «l*d no conlatta la demands a t tempo, pudwte pardar *i cato y podna tar daspofado da tu t mgraaoa y proptedadoa, o piivado da tu t derschoa. am pravw aviso dal tribunal. Ealalan ©fro* requisites legal**. Si lo* d *»*a , pued* listed consullar a un abogado Mnmadiayamam*. Si no conoct a un abogado, pued* Kamar a una d* la* obcina* d* asislencia legal qua aparacen an la guia letafonica Si dasaa responder a la demanda por au cuenta. al ml*mo I tem­ po *n quo present* *u retpuesla ant* al tribunal, debera u**d enviar por correo o entregaar una copia d* *u r*pu**la a la per­ sona dinommada ab ijo como ‘ Fclilion at'i Atlornay* (Demandant# o Abogado del Demandants). IMPORTAMI Da* poursu'laa (udiciart* onl *1* sntraprWea contra vou*. Voua ave* 30 (our* contecutifs a pane d* la date d * I'aisignalion da cstla citation pour d *po**« un* rtpon** ecru# o te ptemi* clJoint# auprss d* cc tribunal Un simple coup d* telephone col miuffitani pout vou* proleget. You* t ic * oblige do deposer voir* rtpon** ecrita. avec mention du numaro d* dottier ci-desaut el du nom d* parties nommee* icl. *1 vou* aouhatlaa qua I* Iribmal amend* voir* cause. Si vou* no depoeec pa* voir* ropon** ecriis dan* lo total roquta. vou* rtequte da pordro te* causa steal qua voir* e a te n , voir* argent. *< vos bten* peuvenl air* saiaw por la •un*. sana aucun prsavis uflaneur du tribunal. II y a d'autrot obUgationa (uridiquat si vou* pouroc toquoru I** service* Memodiet* dun avdcM. Si vou* n* connaitsai pas tf'evocat, vou* pourrter latephonar a un aorvtc* A rofaronc* d'avocats du a un bureau d'aaaWlanc* |undiqu* (ttgurani a I'annuaM* do late3l vou* Choisiaear A A p o ta r vou»-m*m# un* ropon** acrii*. il vou* laudra age ternam. on mama lamp* quo ca ll* fonaaHM, I a n parvamr ou sipondwr un* copw A voir* ropon** acme au ‘ Pot donor'* Atlornay' (Ptaignanl ou a ton avocal) nomm# t i ­ ll you ar* a person with a disability who n s * A any accommo­ dation In order lo participate te tht* proceeding, you are emitted, at no coal to you, lo Ih* provteion of certain assistance Pteaaa contact Court Admmiatraflon al 301 N. Park Avonuo, Surf* N301, Sanford. FL 32771 |407) 323-4330. aal. 4227 wllhte > working day* ol yoiu receipt ol I hi* nonce, H you ar* hearing or votes unpaired, c a l 1S00 94S-S771. TH I 3TATC OF FLORIOA TO EACH SHERIFF OF THE STATE: VOU ARE COMMANDED lo oarv* this Nolle# ol Action and Summons lo Show Cauca Why Ih* Property Should Not A Taken, Pennon Mi Eminent Domain. Dec tarsi Ion of Takln*. and Nolle# of Lte Randan* te this cau*a A Ih* above-named Defendant. WITNESS my hand and the Sai> af this Court A thte 22nd day af January. 1S4S. (COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mors* Clark of the Circuit Court m and for lem m ata County. Ftertea By: Cecatia Ekarn Deputy Cterk Publish January 21. and February I, S. IS. ISIS DEM-204 IR TTM CIRCUIT COURT OF THB 1STH JUOICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO POR SBMIMOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA IH THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 10TN JUOICIAL CIRCUIT M ANO PON OEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA OEBBRAL CASE NOi B7 SBBB C A I4 A FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION PLAINTIFF VS. NANCY J. BOHLEN F/K/A NANCY J. HARRISON. IF LIVING. AND IF OSAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVI SEES, SHANTIES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITOR*. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AOAINST NANCY J. BOHLEN F/K/A NANCY J. HARRISON; RALPH BOHLEN. FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY) JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION. Of Ol. CASE NOi BT-E1BB CA 14 A TEXAS COM M IRCI BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION* PLAINTIFF VS. OCNE R. STEPHENSON. IF LIVtNQ. ANO IF 0EA0. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIS NOAS. CREDITORS. TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM INO AN INTEREST BV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST OINE R. STEPHENSON. GRACE H. STEPHENSON. IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, QRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOtTORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM INO AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAMBT ORACB N. aoM at fta pa rite* an Bw confidentiality o l dta**Um*^amf *4*e* of ft o TMwTmedMde* sea awn, or a hdiSIhf ThrTWsT I Staten. H no modwtor hoe yet boon m or claiming to have arty right. You ara hereby notified that an i io torocto** a L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s and any and ail by!ftmuBh, or oftarwted claiming any rtgM. tdte or interosl In ft* rani NOTICE OP EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDWOS: TO: ALL WHOM IT SUV CONCERN, NCCLUONfO THE FOLLOWING: J. MILTON MOORE PLORRIC A. MOORS 333 Rtnshsrt R ate Lada Mary. PL 3374S RAV VALDES. EarnteoM County Taa Codaclor t i l l Cb m f w i Btroar laniard. PL SSTFI YOU ANO ANY OTHER PERSONS CLARMNQ ANY INTEREST Hi THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED Hi THB PETITION HE EMINENT Attorney ter fta CHy af Laha Mwy laniard. PL 337TS-4B4E NOTICS. 18 HERBBY pursuant to * Summary FMtei Judgment o f forocteouro dated January 30ft. ISOS, entered Mi Ciim Coo* No. 17 1199 CA14 A of f t * Circuit Court o l tha 1STH Judicial Circuit Ml and far SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florid*. I w il s*B lo Hw htgheti and boat biddar far caah AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR of lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse N e sted M 30t N. Park Avenue Mi Sanford, Florida, al 11 DO a-re. an ih * 3rd day of March. 1000 Hi* foSowMig described Summary FmisI Judgment, to ­ wn: LOT 7. BLOCK L. FOXMOOR UNIT 3. ACCOROINO TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RSCOROSO M PLAT BOOK S3. PAGES 30 ANO 31 OF T H I PUBUC RICOROB OF S3 MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. MCLUOMO SPECIFICALLY BUT NOT BV WAV OF LIMITATION OF THE FOLLOWING O l SCRIBED EQUIPMENT: RANGE, DISPOS­ AL. WALL TO WALL CARPETINO Dated this Sad day of February. ISOS (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk o f ih* Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Cterk THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVIO J. STERN. PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S. University Drtv* ■B BBi AD AD Bi mRs I *A*B MbcA N InT V Rftd BAm ■W* A H WbM l MBti VW i B E AAdd B E »w »t A |a EB WA terty M fta PS4RM* and te Mtear tax any. uRy TRs proparty teauN purpsasa aa tat term m ftp PaWUcn. H you ted w A sa. a i may A antarod agaWN you tor fta rottef Haan n O iX M fta BBTATf: PIE ENSPLE PURPOSE: ROAO RIGHT-OF-WAY ANO RETENTION PONO Tha Eauftwcai 1/4 af dw NartNwaoT 1/4 af fta Bouftaraai 1/4 and S*uft 1/1 ol ft* Bouftooal 1/4 of ft* NifftpsM 1/4 ol ft* Bauftwcat t/4 of Bonbon BE. Taamohp 3S oouft. Rang* A EaaL U S E ft* w o n 33S teN af fta Narft t/ta f fta E s iA w ite 1/4 si 1/4 of ft* BouftpoM T/4 r NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVIN pursuant to a Euwwary Final Judgmant o f forocteouro Bated January 30th, IS M . anterod In Civil Caaa No. S7-21S3 CA 14 A • f f t * CMtud Court of f t * TETH Judicial Circuit Mi and for SEMI­ NOLE County. Sanford. Florida. I wM caB la tea high aat and bool bidder tor c*Mt AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR df f t * SEMINOLE County Courftou** located at M i N. PARK AVENUE Ml EANFORO, Ftertda. « 11:00 ajn . an f t * 3rd Bay o f March. Its * ft a tosawMtg described Summary Final JudQmenf. towR: BEQINNINQ ISO.3 FEET NORTH OF TMS SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF SECTION M . TOWNSHIP 10 E. RANGE 10 C. THENCE RUN NORTH I4/.01 FEET) THENCE NORTH M DEGREES * • MINUTES WEST 110*4 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 347J f FEET T H IN C I SOUTH IS DEGREES 4S MINUTES BAST 330.SB FEET TO THB POINT OF ' BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO AN ' EASEMENT OVER THE BAST SS > FEET FOR LONOWOOO MARKHAM ROAO. PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE Plantation. FL 3334 COUNTY, FLORIOA (SS4) 333-4000 Dated thte Snd day o l ET-17444<PMW) February, ISM . Mi accordance with ft* (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU * ---- «----n ijti flUBkllMiRB /EwiftH Bn B PVBM VIBBBHIBBBAH MARYANNE MORSE percent with dteobttRteo need * Cterk s i f t * CMcuR Court By: Dorothy W. BoRon petiteWClV*1te*#!/*1"proceeding Oaputy Clark cheuM centeai Hi* Cterk of Hie THB LAW OFFICES OF CMcuR Corn M ft* 8CMMOL8 OAVIO J. STERN, PJL county Courftou** M 407-333- ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 4330, EXT. 4137, M H H r lM * M l B. Unfvorstty Ortas c#von Bay* prior lo ft* proceadv-w H hearing impaired. T • Plantation. FL 3334 *00 094-4T T tfT T O ) or 1-400- (014) 333-BOM OSS-0770. VI* Ftertda Relay ET-11303 Pukkah: Fabruary E, IS. TSM In American with Mi* a spot tat i „ participate M ftte procciSMig FocRRy Act. Sec • IB M IT S3-SOT. Sate at ContonM (Ueueehcid/l uppitai) Mi laaaod sp e c* la aaatafy HEt) 833-3171 withm thirty (30) days after tarvtca of ftte | al your aiciuaiva of Wa day af ttrvfct, and la IH* dw ■ wift fta Ctor* of ftia Court, i on PoUUanarY Attorney or teunedtetety thereafter, to show whet BLACKBURN; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION Lynn H. Pop* 073 To bo Thie*-. Fob. of ajo J h •M d .'to 4 ftouM contecr fto Cterk of ft* CMcuR Court M fto BSMINOLS county Ccurftauoo M 407-33343M. EXT. 4337. not teter than N hoartnp ImpoMod, l - ‘ IT7I (TOO) or 1-000*99-4770, via Florids Relay _ Sendee . P“ kh*h: Fabruary E, IS. IS M OEN-M tta i Lab* atary. PL 33743 MUM UP raw OCM-M s r Slat al TOdd f a* 1-4 Mini Starage in*. 120 Hickman Or., PL 447- U T - M il {•MOHRS NgNxiRtom'toimwi . ‘ *7:- ~ ■^ �Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida * Sunday, February 8, 1998 ■ L e g a l N o tic e s L e g a l N o tic e s IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR ■ IM IN O L I COUNTY, FLORIOA O IN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO: SS-SIO S-C A-M -A OOATMEN'S NATIONAL MOnroAQt, 55— Business Opportunities in c f /k/a NATIONAL UORTOAOE COMPANY PLAINTIFr va OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI DA Dated this 30th day of January, tSSS. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clark ot tha Circuit Court By: Dorothy W. Bohan Deputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT, p erio n i with diaabilItlek naadmg ■ ipeclel accom ­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse al 40T-311-411D. 1900-999-9/71 (TOD) or 1-900959-9770, via Florida Ralay Service. VCRADINE OONSALVES. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF VEftADINE OON SALVES: LAKEWOOD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: LAKFWOOO AT THE CROBBINQS HOMEOWNERS DAVID J. STEnN, P A. ASSOCIATION. INC.: THE 901 S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE CROSSINOS MASTER SUITE 904 COMMUNITY PLANTATION. FL 11114 ASSOCIATION. INC.; RON (994) 111-9000 LAWSON D/B/A 97-1MOO(CMI) SPECIALTY LANDSCAPE. Publish: February 9. IS, 1999 FIRST UNION NATIONAL DIN-97 BANK OF FLORIDA; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANTS CITY OF LAMS MARY, NOTICB FLORIDA OF FORICLOSURS SALS ROTICS OF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN PU1LIC MIARIRO puituani lo ■ Summary Final NOTICE IS HEREOF OIVEN by Judgment ol foreclosure dated Ihe City Commratlon of the City January 10th, IM S, entered M of Lake Mary Florida that said Ct»il Caaa No 94-2109 -CA-14-A Commratron will hold a Public ol the Circuit Court of the tSTH Hairing on February 19th, IM S. Judicial Circuit m and for SEMI­ al 7 00 PM , or at toon lharaNOLE County, Sanford, Florida, attar at poaarble. lo canaldar I anil aell to Iha higheal and Second Reading and adoption beat bidder for cash at the of Ordinance! entitled WEST FRONT DOOR of the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SEMINOLE County Courthouse OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA. located al 301 NORTH PARK fllZOHINQ CERTAIN LANDS AVENUE in SANFORD. Florida, WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE at i t 00 a.m. on the 3rd day ot MART, AS HEREIN DEFINED March, I t t S the following FROM THE PRESENT ZONING described property as sal forth CLASSIFICATION O f A-1 AGRI­ m said Summary Final CULTURE TO C-t OENERAL Judgment, to-wit: COMMERCIAL. PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF THE FLORIDA tOT tOI, BLOCK B. LAKESTATUTES PROWOINO FOR WOOD AT THE CROSSINOS THE AMENDMENT TO IHE UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF OFFICIAL ZONING MAP. PRO­ VIDING FOR CONFLICT. EEVAS RFCOROED IN PLAT BOOK ERAOILITV AND EFFECTIVE 11. PAGES 4 « THROUGH 91. IN DATE THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF changing the loning on Ihe fol­ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA TOGETHER WITH ALI F U ­ lowing described property from TURES NOW AND HEREAFTER A-l Agriculture to C-t General Commerc lal ATTACHED TO OR USED IN CONNECTION WITH THE Lot t. Lake Emma Pinas Sutujiviaion aa recorded m Plat PREMISES HEREIN Boot 91 Pagaa 9 9 10 Public DESCRIBED INCLUDING BUT R ecord! of Seminole County NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOW Florida •NO SPECIFIC ITEMS WALL TO The Pubhc Hearing will be held WALL CARPET m Ihe Commtaion Chambers Dated this Ind day ol 100 N Country Club Road Lake February. IM S Mary The Public ia invited In (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) attend end be heenf la id hear­ MARYANNE MORSE ing may be continued Irum time Clara of the Circuit Court lo lime onlil e t nal decision it By Dorothy W Bolton made by the City Commission Deputy Clark Copiea ol Ihe Ordmence in full THE LAW OFFICES OF ere available in Ihe City Cletk't DAVID J STERN. PA. Office tor review ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF NOTE IF A PERSON DECIDE! SOI S University Oliva TO APPEAL ANT DECISION Suds 900 MADE OT THIS COMMISSION Plantation. FL 11114 WITH RfEPECT TO ANT MATIS94| 111 9000 TER CONSIDERED AT THIS *4-04924 MEETING OR HEARING HE OR In accordance with the SHE WILL NEED A RECORD OF American with OieabWtiee Act, THE PROCEEDINGS. AND persona with disabilities need­ THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE HE ing a special accommodation to OR SHE MAT NEEO TO ENSURE participate w live proceeding Should contact the Clerk o f the ' THAT A VERBATIM RECORD OF THE PROCEEDING! IS MADE. Circuit Court at tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 447-321- WHICH RECORD INCLUOES 4110 EXT 41XF, not later than THE TESTIMONY AND EVI­ eeven days prior to the pro- DENCE UPON WHICH THE ceedmg It hearing impaeed. 1 • APPEAL IB TO Dt OASEO 900 999-9771 (TOO) or 1-900- FLORIOA STATUTES 19E 0109 PERRONS WITH DISABILITIES 999 97FO. via Florida Ralay N9SOING A99I9TSNCE TO Service PARTlCIPATt IN ANY OF THESt Publish February 9. IS. IS M PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ DEN-99 ______________________ TACT TH I CITY AOA COORDI­ IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT NATOR AT LEAST 41 HOURS I OP THB 1STN JUDICIAL AOVANCI OF THI MISTING AT CIRCUIT, IH AMR FOR 40T-S24-301* MMINOLB COUNTY, CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA FLORIOA Carol A Foster. City Clerk JURI9DF6 TFOH OI VISION DATEO February 9. 1999 C A M HOl 9d-1109-CA-14-A PUBLISH February 9. 1999 CITIBANK. FEDERAL DIN-114 SAVINGS BANK PLAINTIFF VS BEATRICE HOOKS NOTICB JONES F/K/A BEATRICE Tha Central Florida Jobt and HOOKS A/K/A Education Partnership. Inc . BEATRICE JONES A/K/A anno uncat a mealing o l Ihe BEATRICE JEAN. IF Finance Committee, to which LIVING. AND IF DEAD. the public re Invited THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. DATE February IE. 1999 HEIRS, DEVISIES. TIME 100 PM GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. P U C E Winter Park LIENORS. CREDITORS. Garden Club TRUSTEES AND ALL 1 100 I , Danmng Drive OTHER PARTIES Winter Park FI CLAIMING AN INTEREST PURPOSE: To dikcutt mailers DV. THROUGH, of inleretf lo the Central Florida UNDER OR AGAINST Jobs and Education BEATRICE HOOKS JONES Partnership. Inc , with refer­ F/K/A BEATRICE HOOKS ence to Workforce A/K/A BEATRICE Development Ittu et JONES A/K/A BEATRICE For Further Information. JEAN. UNKNOWN Contact SPOUSE OF BEATRICE GARY J. EARL. HOOKS JONES F/K/A EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BEATRICE HOOKS A/K/A CENTRAL FLORIDA J E P BEATRICE JONES 1901 LEE ROAD. ITE 109 A/K/A BEATRICE JEAN, WINTER PARK FL B ITS! IF ANY; JOHN DOE (107) 741-4141 AND JANS DOE AS Publish February 9. 1999 UNKNOWN TENANTS IN DBM-111 POSSESSION DEFENDANTS R I-N O T W I OP FOR■ CLOSURE B A LI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting tha Malian ta Ratal Foreclosure Sale dated January 19th, IS IS , entered in Civil Caaa No. M-11M-CA-1E-A of Iha Circuit Court e l Ihe 1STH Judicial Circuit In and lar SEMI­ NOLE County. Santord. Florida, I wM sad lo the highest and bast bidder for cash at tha Watt Front Door ol the SEMINOLE County Courtheuea m Santord, Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the Ird day of March, IS M tha to lle w described property aa eat fqrth in said Summary Final Judgment, to-wlt: LOT BS AND THE SOUTH 1/1 OF LOT S I. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. ACCORDING TO TH I PLAT THEREOF AS RECORO10 AS RECOROEO IN P U T BOOK 1. PAGE ST, PUBLIC RECOROS C LA S S IF IE D A D S Seminole Orlando-Winter Park 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 PRIVATE PARTY RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 14 Times.......... $.6fl/Iine 7 Times.......... S.B4/line 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRI0AY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 3 Times........$l,09/line 1 Time..........$1.42/line Rate* are per Insertion 3 line Minimum. Scheduling may Include Lake Mary Ufa at Ihe coil of an addi Itonaf day Cancel when you get results Pay onfy lot the dayt your ad runs at rala earned. Use full description for tastes results. Copy fnu*t follow acceptable form. W# reserve Ihe rtgh to refuse any ad at any time. Commercial frequency rate* art available DEADLINES Tuesday thru Friday 1* Noon the day bafore publication Sunday 13 Noon Friday. A D JU S TM E N TS A C R E D O S : In Via event of an error, tht Santord Herald wN be responsible lot the Ant insertion only anc only tha the extent of the cost of that insertion Pleaae check your ad lor accuracy the first day It nms. T 14— For Sal* L e g a l N o tic e s T NOTICB Tha Canlral Florida Job* and Education Partnership, Inc . announces a meeting ot Ihe Pfenning end Evaluation Committee, to which the public i» invited DATE February 19. 1999 TIME 100PM PLACE Winter Perk Garden Club 1300 9 Oenmng Drnre Winter Perk FI PURPOSE To dive use mailer* ot mterevl lo Ihe Central Florida Job* and Education Partnervhip, Inc . with refer­ ence to Worktorco Develop men! Ittuet For Further Information. Contact GARY J CARL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR CENTRAL FLORIOA J E P 1101 LEE ROAD. ATE 101 WINTER PARK FL 117at • (407) 741-4141 Publish February I. I t S I DEN-41 eS S It m m T Hettae ef Pub tie Auetlen NOTICB OP FICTITIOUS MAMS Notice la hereby given that wa are engaged in business at 791 Silversmith Circle, Lake Mary. FL 1I7SS, Seminole Counly, Florida, under tha Fictitious Name o l W T B S N I N 1 . and name with the Division of Corporations, Tallahassee. Florida in accordance with the provisions o l I ha Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wd Section BAB 09, Florida Statutes 1991. Interactive Healthcare Technologies, Inc. Professional Forvm Enterprises. Inc. d/k/a lots Histar Mark A. Buckles Publish February S, 1994 DEN-101 by Luis Campos CetabrSy Cipher cryptograms am caeatea kern gut peepae pa« and present Each iaoar at 9w egaw rodtrackN A agues P ADOFnON living h i * - a t uomtewig B meckcai ALONE? FL-k RESPECTED Dating Bureau lor SENIORS, Estab 197? t BOB HI-4477 L M O P YM NE V C MOWMP • O LMOP <- ■ M M J ATTN HOMEOWNERS Borrow 521.000 • 1100.00 Tee Many biR*? *Pey OR high mero*l 'Apply by ohon*/74 hr Approval *No Equity Required CaR Ptabnwn Capital 900-423-6391 / Open 7 deye 70— Education < Training LIKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ASSISTANT. •Oey ot fvervngC U u e* W to fn o u •Pineros/Art OueM? •Gradual* PSorment Asa*- C H y C o lle g e 853 East Hwy 43S. S » 200 l F L 12707 SENIOR WITH tmat dog newt* to share home near 17-9? Please c el 323 5495 93— Rooms For Rent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 177/wk Hrttonc Downtown 130-4421 e f f ic k m c y Mart verv • convenient location 323 8008 FURNISHED ROOMS-All util* net laundry phone. »nd k4 use *85*90 a wee* 324 -4955 PRIVATE LOffOWOOO HOME Prtv antranca Furn, cable. A/ C N/S. atoady amp 565/wk * IW O ep 834-8787_____________ ROOMMATE WANTED 7/7. ptukh condo. I85wk ulii met, nett 5CC 111-9214 in AM n d Fim pay room 324-0513 ANUPLO VM Q 95— Roommate .... . . _-i SANFORO rm wiff home pnv NANNY WANTtD For 2 yet/ old Lrve-m N S Weekly income Cal 330Hof* ----------------3670 ■fleiBJo)p m 9 man* o*rw ** * * * * * c w b U C&TttMBon tflml HMCMAtaam 97— Apartments Furnished IPX H i'. ilt y iOT, MOT, MOT1 37 Fixer Upper -Urdwood Floor*, web to Sem -kgh Only $49.5001 Dad* Callaway, Realtor (407) 324-4211, Ext. 101 1370____________________ LAKE MARY V I Frplc 1691 Sq ti 5S7S/mon Century 21Carthen. M7-E1U a. 207 R c .ilt y R f s o u r c u s LAKE MARY Gorgeous 4/2 5 in Woodtield Estate* Ind pool care 57000/mon Century 21Carthen 957-1144 a 207 SOVE-W-CONO. 3/1.5 New carjet I paint Nic« yard, end it porch $55,000. Aa Is DEDE CALLAWAY, Raahor (407) 324-B211, Ext-105 SANFORO V I Appl. tried yd. W/ D hook-up. CHA no pet* 5575 » dep C U 371 4881____________ SANFORO 4/1 5 *850 mo • SB50. tec dep CHA, ter pch. W Spa Great rm. wpoot UbU » teepuce No pett' 123-227* SANFORO 1 t GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED 7 bdrm apt I Histone D i*t . cony location From STSVmon 321-4717 Hornet Irom pennies on 11. Delinquent Tax. Repo * FIFO* Your Area To9 Free ( I ) BOO-71 S9000 Ext H 2706 lor current kxt1EATHROW gated commurvfy Extnikv* 4 bdnn. 3 ta h . pool, car garage. 5375 000 Cat RENOVATED Over 1600 *q It DwvUv/%9 icm prch I4 M 0 0 4/1J Over 1600 eq 8 . WBkrV lam. trptc. tncXL M3J00 HOUSE or O U R LA I2 totchan*. 1/3 aero, rsnovawd. *44 *00 ME-Faroe losuro. 1/4 aero, pnv. •ancad. carport. I MASS F or R en t SANFORO Hwtonc (kslixl 2/1 STKVwkty . * Y » d e p utx aid lur rwq 121-9421 99— Apartments Unfurnished tn TRAILER m Osteen 5700 tep *300 mon * etoclnc Call S748779 114— W e rw h o u e e / R a n ta l Spec* APARTMENT LOCATOR Brve F r o what you are bovn g tor I'A U I ( I M H ) M f JI . * ’ L| . M i t . • | I .• I I / f I I AREHOUSE BRACE- 6000 iq tl w/ 800 sq II aa cond oltce Jock height S drive tn 713 h i t * Goodparkinj^Ujm XC^^ MAniNCITS VILLAGE SANFORO Iri Irama. big tot C H A tat. (M i. S4SK toed iqji *30.900 M-tt 805-5151 IAKCAOA1 90RM *40140 7 90 PM *4 70140 ANOUP 117— Commercial Rentals SANFORO HtSTORIC OtST. 1/1 Scm pato. hardwood floor*, hrepiace Spaccut 540G5350 100— C o n d o m in iu m SANFO RO M . W O . pool, Pate n o ge t S M t m tl-Cartken SS7-SI44 xJOT to ^ C o u n tr y ) C h a r m ^ I^ B c ity convsnl«ncB H I BANRORO Handyman steal. I ot 3M Stock. C H A S26K. Worth |55K toad Greet rental 696-5151 :ACE Prune showroom A rirohouie 510.970 *q II. SR Ml tronaga 407-578-2500 jtttce Space Ksssenr u im u block home, huge troed lot next to park Groat area CH A ES9.900. tow On. 5470/mon 695-5151 Av a e i e . Santord Commerce Ctr oca lad at Park Ava 4 25th Si 2 luxe* approx 3 000 tl I 8.500 it * 9 p it per year Parking is ibundant C al John Gay at Jtnctty Commercial. LtC Real Jrokar* 407 aa*-»330. LANFORD Rato44 own. 3 b S m r bath. 1/4 aero tot. Specui Jovemmant financing Owner igent. I f hour recorded me*tag* 303-9301 _______________ 3FFKE/WHBE 3.000-15,000 tl :rom S3 N Pnme tocakon Hwy 7-92 Santord. 1 bi Irom Airport M CaX 334-4440 JWVSu* M S B SC LUNG HOMES Cal Santord tpaoaltsL Jermgan n c t d t l Aik tor Dat WNbr 133-11*6 or Space 1501 W tst Street 1S05100 tq n SSSGmon $ UP. BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY (467) 322-BIN SANFORD 1500 eq S wiff ofptnmditf linci. C l ion* 149 Commsrcisl 1.000 *q S « 2J00 tq 8 markkno. 3 bathroom*. AC afheet. lystem. MOTIVATED H50.000. owner townee Cal 407) S07-820I Of cel |S13) 4179929. r a 16001600 . U i r STENSTflOM REALTY Jim Doyls„ J22-24K 3 BEDROOM. BUY A NEW Z B A TH H O ML LLSS T H A N 1-S00-S92-3B69 Ext 1347 R o r .o u r c e s 107— M o b ile H o rn ** DO YOU SINCERELY WANT TO BE WEALTHY? ACCOUNTS PROVIDED WT 1500.'mon Low money down lemodeted 31 ml inground tod 277-7581 Urge lenced yard. LK Mary school* fief required *650Yno * *650 sec dep 1-304-466- SANFORO-OEOROCTOWN 7 bdrm. AC. t i l l Widow Ave 5375/mon Chart* 869-7287 rm w ttw q fdCA^r • oAfff c » *mm o w r h t N tr * MrtdnQ on hof osfi cofT|Mv 141—Hornet For Sale __ Realtor*_____ .111-4131 LAKE MARY 3/1 5 Clean. CHA, SANFORO/LK MARY Room miM wanted 530Omo aid uM 101-719* or pgr 171-1IS* SANTORO 2 7 Aft W O. 5*65 • dap NiCEt' PW**a cal 9SS-2514 ahat 6 p m Wtousdranoed mas nans CMA Can tor details 578-2500 SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 1 Suita* available - 1100 SF A 1800 SF. 407-321-7004 *900 DOWN— WHY RENT? When you can own (hr* 3 bdrtn home ml C-HA, new pant A car­ pet ? Aik about HUD homes' The Htlllman Group, Inc. 105— D u p le x / T rlp le x HUO OKAY 407-330-4833 JS S Z . 3FFKE SPACE - 150 10 3 000 iq ft Cuttom office* enee vice* avail Competitive •MM 830-0506 O f F1CE/OFT1CE-WAREHOUSE How A vi’Ubie Guardun Personal Storage 103— House*Unfurnished ha* ot uM Nonrymker Pteaxecal 111-4*41 ROBELEAVKAAS . MARTA'S OAVCAM BatVa too1 Pr*-8 cnool LAKE Ma r y UC *504 7. 327-0094 A MOVE IN SPECIAL!) 400 *q ft 8 ip 15765 A MONTH Often Storage 371 -0120 or 3332554 W.O, ETOGmo • ItOOOep plut Art Specie/ - M i M l a i m along wdh TLC A playroom, ten . CPftCOUReW ee yrd Can. 330-0700 .Par SANFOft0(2/7) Pne Ridge Oub *5757110 MAKEDA Corp Reef tor 944-4400.___________________ S T E N $ th 6 U h i h t A L i CASSELBERRY 1/2 Carport, to n pch, c h a , is o v ia o o SANFORO 2/2 Duplex CHA. New carpet A pant 1440/1350 JIM DOYLE (407) 121-3430 WC NEEO HOUSES TO RENT NOTHB4Q BUT THE FMEST FOR YOU’ Godvww Apts on Rmafiart Hd A 46A Lk Mary AJ apt home* ml pnv aUnnk/garage* SUta-ot(heart activity lilne** facility Open today Stop out or can 302-2007 tor a personal »howr o ______________ devetopmem Reas rates n Joan w tier own boas, BOUNCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. MICHAEL ALLEN ARNETT. JR: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL ALLEN ARNETT. JR; BANFORO-HIOOEN LARI VILLAS HOMC OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.. JOHN OOI AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT)*) 91— Apartmenta/Homes to Share 3234670 s rs s s r FOR RIMINI* $300 -$ 5 0 0 Dtsitttuang phone carts No oxpononco necessary For more information sand a SAS E to: Pnmoamo Communication*. PO . Box 894355. Miami. FL 1/2 MONTH FREE RENT W ITH 1 T R . U A H M l A M ABOUT M M NOTICE IS HERESY O/VEN pursuant to a Summery Judgment ol foreclosure January Mth, t t t * . entered In Civil Case No. 97-C901 CA 14-K e l the Circuit Court o f M * tSTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORO, Florida, I wW aex to the highest WEST FRONT DOOR e f SEMINOLE County Court located at SOI NORTH PARK AVENUE In SANFORO. Florida, at TIsPO am . an the Srd day e f Merck, fSSS the leltowine aa set forth In said tent Final LOT 77. HIOOEN LAKE VILLAS. PHASE H. ACCORDMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOOK 11. PAQBS 1 AND I . PUBLIC RECOROS OF MMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA Dated thie n t h day e l January. IS M . (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS W ORM . CLERK Ciertt e f tbe Circuit Court V N H A V Z . ' J E C W , 7 1 BATH U O S BDRM/1 BATH 1 0 2 1 1 M M M V 1 BDRW ERWIN t- T n - iu r If you aro taf no art of prod, no to* Cel 2*2-3320 sb . il bo . il #y you went Doing X pert-Wne reel (407) 745-96/ n Open your own n Cam B204228«.LeamBwteI fewn Ms toundtr of one of Mtwcet InSw i now tonrWig t J A l l * 1 1 t ie e .lL * Sjierkius Apsrunrnta blUl Urge O m uls » lu l r 911001 • W kybaJi * N tw rilU i 11**1 » Ti nak. Cuurtx Select your lot at 4 Z U PALMPOINT, SANFORD M o . P .I. 0 * iH a Rartyft as. Fn 321-4421 * 73,990 MCLUOMQLOT Country Lake Call to see If you qualify for this opportunity to own a new home. * 407-339-8739 * Apartments 1714 on 9 * 9 pace of S73JW w«h t% FHA k m . 30 yrt. APR 1 11 A career worth investigating. PRIVATE INVESTIGATION Learn about conducting invettigations. peifarming tunedlance, atui preventing potential crimes. You can then become a P.l far an Insurance company, credit card company, or even your own agency. In • Dsy or Evnlng Classes • Financial Aid for Those Who Qualify (ns sspeciel PVtlcJp#t# III Nils anouid com eat m o Ctoib e l M e ClrcuN Court Ot M e MMRSOLI County Courthouse ol 407-3334110 B IT 4117, net M or Men seven deye prtsr to M e proceedma. M hsenn* ImeNrai. 1 100-000-8771 (TOO) or 1-000•1*9 7 7 0 . Vie FtorIda Retay i Convenient 4-Day School Week ' Nationally Accredited by AC1CS as a Junior College • Graduate Placemen! Assistance 4 0 7 -8 3 1 -9 8 1 6 City College PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 1 donl know which was the gisatett PubMah! February S, tS. I I disaster: my career or my wives ’ — Btewsrt Granger • ISetbyNCA kx TVTED ot berng turned down tor credit? Learn where to ttta n the best deal* cred'i card*, tm but toent. debt consokdebon Rate* as tow as 5 9%. no an­ nual lees, etc H A W Enterpn*M 373-1990 27— Nursery A Child Deputy Clark THE U N OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. PA. SOI B. University Drive EO MJ ' O N I J C V U M A V Z H O I S ERASE BAD CRE0IT LEOALLY (or lutt *71 00 Men chech/mo to CALVRSO-1454 N Lekemont Ave Wmier Park, FL 3779? NtOOhman There «r> MtlWO ranbeWne IB. I I JURISDICTION BrtftSMM CABS NOl IT -9 9 U CA 14-K Paid Training For High Wages (407) *11-1110 Ext 711 Senior Resource Alliance FltNOED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF ELDER AFFAIRS Cat Today! 40T-M1-S61* Longwood Massage Shako Web-rne ■at o m * 7 days ■a Female Slal U*C*MM779S 4B7-J BB BHSI|INW| E O MJ ' O / 59— Financial ' Services As a Merkcal Aearetenl wen an Associate of Science degree, you wN help prepare pattens tar fiem nsbone. conduct import­ ant te «a end perhapt even a u ret in mutor eurgery ITt a rowarrkng career it you tea nett­ ing offer* 21— PaiaonalN Plantation. FL 11114 (994)111-9000 V C M A V Z , 800-497-3959 E«t 1347 e e e e e e a a # 118— Office Space For Rent A l rental and real etute advertivemenla are tutofecl to the Federal Fat Housing Act. which make* it ittogel lo advertise any prelot enee. limit at ion, or dis­ crimination based on race, col­ or. religion, tea. handicap, famkel tlatu* or national r SanIon! CLIEN TS PROVIDED 100—Condominium Rentals MOVE-IN tPECIAL C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R ' H I H Q C Earn 52 to 55 per claim Mactronicaty processing Merkcal A Denial claims Millions ot claims still being liisd menus ly Voted top 10 by the Best Mfwwmm R llp ri fl>leinebwa In#' thdk 9ff* w e n i so Four tormuliwon* to hetP shed pounds Order today and receive free gmd* to hemal meMeme For a t month supply **nS check of money order lor U S 95 to Natural AHametrves PO Bov, 953074. Lake Mery FL 377953074 Pfhi.ah February!. 1*44 OEM-111 CIRCUIT, IN AIM FOR 1COUNTY, 70— Education & Training MEDICAL BILLING 1 1 or 407 334-11« 13— Health A Baauty WARNING* Do not Refinance a Home Until You mad this FREE Report) Cal 1-888 ?5t 6*31 ert 301 74 hr* for a FREE Record ed Message A Report AMate 61— Money to Lend dS m EASY PUSH BUTTON FIHE RE­ LEASE L it. 34 yro E ip Choose from over 50000 designs LS-sq fl Free eat GIFT OF LIFE Pursuant lo ch 711 941(41 49 09 F S Auto Lien I Recovery w/power of attorney wilt vail the haled auto* to hiohevt bidder vubtecl to any Irene, net pro­ ceed* deposited w/clerk ol court per 711991. owner/benholders right to e hearing per 711 999(9| 99 09 F I to poet bond per 199 17 F B . owner may redeem vehicle tor cash sum o f ken. alt auctiona held w/reterva mapecl t wh prior • honor tacifrly. cash or cashier check. 19% buyer premium, anyone interested ph (101) 999•970 Bale data 01-lt-SS S 10 00 am • 9191 NW 19 91 . Sir 20 * bbaiM. 9L 11199 AR 919 Joel Langbeum Au 191 • SEM4991 Iren amt EM19 47 19*0. ISUZU ’ PK vtn* JAACLtSEOL 711919*. rag EBENOO BONGO ot U S NW 100 B l. MIAMI, cu* EBENOO BONGO ot 1174* CO RD 49* MONTVERDE. Ih JERUSALEM AUTO SALES ol 14190 W DIXIE HWY. MIAMI, honor PRCBTIQl AUTO REPAIR INC. 1904 N JOHN YOUNG PKWY 911. ORLANDO, phone 4 0 7 -ltt771* WORK FROM HOME No coal tor aupphea. earn to 5360/wk makn g brae B it BBSS E xt *48 61—Money to Lend H w y . 4 M , B is . 800 » C a — I DEN-09 I lb r r y , F L M 707 �10B Santonl M*r*kl Senfocri Florida •Sunday. February 0. 1998 EMPLOYMENT CLERICAL*PROFESSIONAL*TRADES*SALES*ETC 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted 71— H elp Wanted F U L L T IM E S9.48/HOUR l.v .i' Deb-iry office h *» imme■i i » pot .turn ivS'UlM* In our Set r Dupiey, Deriver> & V nketrvj Department* Can Mondey 666-06*5. G E N E R A L O FF IC E Im ireW 1* lull tune opening lor ><edge n a non rmoker Knowledge o» W crosnff Wort. atvMy to work with •igurev pleasanl phone voce, neat appearance, dependability, organisational Hull* and ability to inflow mttructione ere re­ quirement* lor thit position Sartort norvia location Salary range S&*v to start dependng on eaponence BeneM package ava<sNe after 90 days C al 323 1097 lor rterview al this truo tree wonptace_____________ Handyman toe ftc-or covering. AN# to lilt heavy weight Car clerical OATA ENTRY CLERICAL ASST Esct position' WonSIO sey a musr Personatse* Great SUM TOPTALf NT STAFFWO 407-434-4222 1000 N. Magnolia Ave to. FL 32603 Looking lor a new career? Visit our Job Fair J O B FAIR Custom Staffing nvees you to our |ot> lair horn 7 30am to 7 00pm Dont nvss P Cal to­ day* NO FEE! Lice Sent positions avaAsbie Custodtan -Human Reeourtee Seminole Community Co liege haa a position tor a regularr tuiltubtime Custodian In the Custodial 4 Janitorial Service a depart­ m ent Minimum requirements One y e * ol related work aspenence preferred Completion ol eigieh grade ol school Knowl­ edge. abanes 4 U A s Knowl­ edge ol custodai methode and procedures Ability to operate and care tor equpmem neceesary to accompksh the required d u tet Dubes Perform manual labor in cleaning venous col­ lege lacikbes Fteiftte hours/ days on leet and staking con­ siderable amount ol erne Work in conltned areas Hande hazardous waste Move andtor Ml I4> to SO pounds n e sted Mutl wear protective gear. Operate venous equipment, l a dotoei, hand carts, desk movers, etc Salary lS60fftcur quakfwd. In­ terested persons thoiffd submit an appkeabon. tetter ot interest, transcript, resume, and Niters ol reterence to toe SCC Person­ nel Office. 100 Weldon Boule­ vard. Senlord. Ftortde 32773•190 Rater to position (A3PB0022RC an Equal Acc e s i Equal Opportunity Communey Coaege -Phone Consultants -Customer Servtcee -Accounting 'Adm M ttrtUve Caff Maitland M7-I7SS or S. Orlando 1704*44 NosrTtl Apply Mon-Fri 7: J0-7.00pm NEVER A F f EM reo. 334-ltH._______________ MirtiNG O PtN HOUSE P ro fe s s io n a l M oto rco ach O p erators Hiring O p « n H o u m Wed red ttth tOAIMPM S100 Sign-On Bonus r or Fully Ouastied A Eipenenced Appkcants COMET BUS USES. A Ovsen Ol TRAVELWAYS is etperencmg phenomenal growth m the Central Flonda area We are Currently seeking sate, respon­ s e motorcoach operators to tom our eipandmg team With our nationwtde cie-tew and newly atpanded modem heet you wst always have the work you need and me room to ad­ vance We char •Ccmpet-tne Salanes •Large Modem Fleet •Complete BeneMs Package •Advancement Opportunity •A Bene- Quality ol tee •Forrwy Atmosphere Become e Prolessionei Motor­ coach operator with us by tommg the COMET / TRAVELWAYS tamffy Appkcahons ere being accepted now Please cal or stop m al you' eaiiest convenwnce COM ET B ut Line* 10360 General Drive Orlando. FT. 32(34 (407) 240-3566 Independent OKI Catalog/ * party plan detrtoutor* Piece** c«d»rs horn home Reedy cash Fur stan-up kit 1-lane membershp tee UAJL 130 00 checfc/mo to CALYPSO VARIETY. 1454 N Lakemont Ave. Winter Perk, 13.32792 ‘ Custom Staffing PLACEM EN T SERVICES JOBS JOBS JOBS ADECCO it teaming up with Sanlort companies to create •iCiting fob opportunities It you have stuffs, ambition and a Wive tor quakty. we have a great opportunay with great benefts We have |oba tn the 71— H elp Wanted -OEBARY MANORThe toffowmg positions avertable are F/T.ll-7LPNSaiary bated on eaperfence CNA-F/T evaHaMe Jpm-npm 4 ltpnv7am SAL ARES BASEO on EXPCRCNCE C al DeBary Manor, 407-444 4424. Ask tor Oractcv ol Nurs mg ot apply within 60 fto rlh Htghway 17-92. DeBery. Fton da Drug Free Workpiece. EOE. Just Like Home, Inc. Yaa You Can enter me health INkt with or without e iporteneett It you ore a caring S dedicated person, reed our ed under Medfcai and celt to­ day tor an eppScetton. 1 (tos) rn-Tsss LA B O R RITE •*^330-3411***• 100 • MEN 4 WOMEN NEEDED Daffy work-Daffypay Vehicle* a PUTS SALESPERSON NEEDED COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR M A U N MURANCa AMO (OIK LABORERS NEEDED Pavement Marking company totokmg tor laborers Travel is req Starting pay STffv. w/heaffh benefff* Ctass D le. req EOE. woman encouraged to apply Drug Free Work Piece For more CM321:1810___________ [lust like • Mail Sorters •Assembly •General Warehouse •Production •General Labor j Heme1 Wa are seeking FT 4 PT can(kdates tor our *New Feokiy* in Orange City, to perform me du­ nes ol "Resident VISIT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON MONDAY, FEB 2Wt 12pm-3pm Assistants". 7 -3. 3- 11 . 1ST 4 2NO ahmere needed 11-7 or our *FNafeN Ftoetng ScheduM • 9to Mao need FT canodetes tor R e poweon of We are located at 200 Waymont Court. *124. between Huntington Bana • the Poet Once on Lake Uery Btvd "Resident Cook." LAKE MARY CHILD CARE CENTER looking lor responsi­ ble. dependable. 4 erpenencsd care gnrer tor varied age groups P— » « . £• « » < ~ ? » 4 Lake Story Copy Shop seeks M end pen tone employees Eipenence operating copy ma­ chetes or counter sales e plus Fee resume to I 1 H 7 W or caff fur sn t m r m r * _____ LARRY’S LAWN a TREE C C 334^441 LAWN MAWTENANCE have own lrentportet«n and evensnee 407122-0934 l 6c a l U N P i i f t A tiM H T ] ’ looking tor P/T or F/T TECHNICIAN WtnfS ence requred Cad 1 4444.4AM TO M L Adecco L 4 S 0 « r' t ± D ) It’s a Party! Benefits of a Tupperware Career • Part-time or full-time hours >Management Opportunities • Training/Gifts/Trips • Car or Van • Make new friends • Fun job 44CURTTY OUARO RECO­ TON me n d a r i toadng dafrtwtor/manufacturer ot con- -Shipp'o/ReceIVg -Order PuNers -ForMlft exp a ♦ -Vartoue locations •Various shifts for a month long assignment setting up now department store in Oviedo. HOT) f o r drtmlisf = ft Elaine W ilson : 321-4421 Tupperware MtM 11 1 Top S tiles L e a d e r n u i be of Ucenemg tor PtupttMMy B e a n tyOMoer Musi fwve Sense 0 per hour. Ea Cor pty m parson poreaon •* vein Mary. FL. » 7 4 6 Road. L EOE A AT A W Wry good ealaryi ApcW to per­ son 1605 Soudt French Aed- Sentoro-Lee’e Fareape Reetpe P O W E L L A U S T IN Top Listing Leader J E R R Y G R IM M (Ph oto N o t A va ilab le) MOLLY MAJD M l F/T *M-F *6 Sddl, WW Train. 447-7^4467. 17-16. Fii-Sun. Good pay ♦ IR S . Top pay. gaM Wier 1 year iitoMrd Appbcanu must tw IB Yan old or older, have an insured auto or truck A be available S or more daylight hours per day ALL RO U TS* NOW M Y M O A 2S% BO N U S TO APPLY: 324-4832 OR STOP IY: DAVCHAPTBIM 3512 ORLANDO OR.. SANTORO 8:30-3 J 6 PM EOC 71— Help Wanted P/T SERVICE AQENT Driver. Need to clean, service end in­ spect rental vehicles. Valid FDL. Acceptable drtve'g record and background check. Apply In person. 30S4 Orlando (17 *2) Dr. Senlord RecaptlonliVflla Cterk/Data Entry SECURRY OFFICER JOB Training Armed a Unarmed Brantty 4 Aaaoc. (34-7444 To provide top quakly care. Sivenor Home Care hres top quakly people kke you TKE INSTALLER8/HELPERS Needed Own tods end Irani’ portekon C al TVn 334-4403 We ere seeking a highly mob vatfrt mdrvrduai with medcal ler.nmotogy and computer e« penance m home care to M a vacant reoepbonittlto ctert/ data entry p o s ta l m the Sentort office Interviewing lor vrvnedale openings O Lake Jesup Pier a on 417 • Tuesday February 10. 9am 4pm O Manna Hotel, lake Monroe Manna. 530 N. Palmetto Aire. Santord FT/PTOt CaAAl Shifts 6S 25-56 OGhour Re quwe Criminal Background Check 4 Drug Screen For dreckons 1600 966 5614____________ PART-TIME Cleanpamlmow Need own trank Atvo mechanic by the hour 32412S7___________ PART-TIME recwphonrst’sffcreApple computer stuks helpful Ming, rmsc clerical Cal Linda at 330 4674 ____ _____ 14 ry PHONE PROS Salary . comm « bonus F/T or P/T nelaied atmosphere tmok mg ok. Debbie or Mrtor 767 9270 PRODUCTION ASSEMBLERS Appkcatmns bemg accepted tor hire m the near future wtfh a rapKffy growing battery assembles company Ateenbiers wrth etattty to work with dertenty end precision on mnuie parts Com parry part benaM package, paid hoKliyt and tuMon reimburse rnont Apply m person: MATHEWS ASSOCIATES. »IC 645 tketman Orel# Sanlort. FL 32771 ______________EOE_____________ P R O D U C T IO N W ORKERS Large Santord Companies reek mg assemblers and production workers Start today, any khfft. great opporkmffy We oltor ben­ efits. greet pay and gowrn op­ portunifw ts Contact COPES TAFF at 330-7769 tar more mtormatron RECEPTIONIST/ BOOKKEEPER Porting eipenence h etA i Good salary plus beneU pack age Car 3344043 Eiceeent benefts and pay scale Mat a (as returns to. Surenor Home Care. Ann JenP O Drawer 639. Paiatke X:32176 F e i 904-3240716 EOEAWW/P. SEWING MACH OPERATORS Large Senlord companies cur­ rently seeking individuals with industrial sewing machine and spreader/cuner t ip • PIECEWORK BONUS • GREAT BENEFIT* MCLUOtNQ Please contact CORESTAFF al 330-7769 tor an appointment SEWING- MACHINE OPERAT O R I Wanted tor Manna can­ vas production Sa H id e Etpanol? 327-1125 ' T h i n o l e in s t a l l e r s - Tools 4 bans req Cal 3306543 SILK S C R E E N E R Percmon metal labneator needs an individual w/ eipenence m screening on metal surfaces Eicellenf working cond. beneMs 4 opportunity tor advance­ ment Ca* 326-7456 to arrange interview at N Santord tocakon XQtiDflflKBFHBQRS---- IWTELLlCtNT aiAFFINC ___ (4 0 7 ) >69-0444 RIGHT HAND MAN Naads 711 ’ M sign on I *tikra pay to drivers. •Open 6 are ’ tRd.1 2646106 SALES ASSISTANT 20-30IW M l I M v • comm Must be orgm ufd, depernMM, oood phone 6 people teat Kadiground check Apply m parson CELLTEL CELLULAR 2201 i . 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S. 1098 by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY SOMEHOW YOUR BUNK LO O K B^m f DIFFERENT WMEffE* YOU* ) THEY TOO* IT IN *0* REGULAR BUNK? J ITS IO.OOO-NOUR IT S A LOANER Q n AQUARIUS (Jen. lO^eto. It) Cntcung the eftoni ol another wool holp improve Na or her performance. In tact, it could cause this person to walk on and let you lend lor youraet. Aquarius, treat yourseff to a birthday gill. Send lor your AstroGraph predebons lor the year ahead by mailing S2 and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper P O . Bo* 1758. Murray Hill Station, New York. NY 10158. Be sure to slate your rotBac sign CH EC K U P y by Art Sanaom THE BORN LOSER THE KINbHAbTO STfcf KT I W C WDTHkTb HOW lb ^HCT.THIilb -----------------------,,-------------------- ^ AND BE PBOTECTED, WHILE THE QUEEN HAD ALL THE r v r a ^ po ne * 8 Cry of pain PISCeS (Fefe. 10-March 20) II you've T been mismanaging your resources lately, you might laid yoursaM In a tight position today with a shortage ol essential funds TTJ TTTB” ------------ ! by Charlso M. Schulz TAUR US (April 20-May 10) II you Iset negative today. H coutd be due to mis­ placed self-emphasis The doldrums wtl desen you it you start locusing your thoughts on helpng others to JT" to OCMINI (May 11-June 10) II looks hke some mendmg wilt be required in a val­ ued relationship with an old Inend Patch up things today betora it detenoratas any further I SEE T WOODSTOCK IS DOING REPAIR WORK ON HIS NEST A G A IN ., j CAMCCR (June 21-July 22) Lohy obf»clives might not be easy to come by today. because in order to be an achiever. 8 may require more effort than you're pre­ pared to estend i thiajk health iajsurwjccN OUGHT TO DEAL (WITH In tho yoar ahead, you may have to ahoutder more responsibilities than you havo m the past. Do not let this intimidate you. becauM the larger the assignment, tho greater the rewards n n n n ra n n n m n n n nran nn n n n n n n n □ □ n n n n mnnnmn nnn nmm nnn □nnnnnn ra n n n n n n rnmneon nmnmn nm nno nnnnn nnraran □□□ran nnnm nnrc nnoram nn ranm nnn nrarv nnnnm m nnnnram nm nnnn n n n n n n nnm nnn m nnnnn / t ) I m e. r> M O LV E A LOT CF M *B E AIOKE DAJAJER WfTH A M lP tM L effiCUTJUK OXS OJ A WHILE OR A WOAJC v OKI RDM THE CEO > Lf O (July IV Aup, H ) Today, you mgM gat mvoTvod in a discussion with Mends about a mutual pal who isn’t present. Keep unsavory detasa about him or her to yourself SAOfTTARRIS (Nav. 2»-Oee. 11) Today; you may run into on# ol your laasl favortta individual* at an assembly o? URRA (Sept 2>-Oct 23) Companiona your peers. Do not M Na or her preeencs coutd have ■ strong mTusnce over your apoS your km outlook today. Avoid pessimist*; they VIRGO (Aug. 22-S*pt. 11) Try lo deal with what you have today instaad ot ceileot at tennis. In the United States, Eddie Kantar springs te mind. In Europe, it ia Dutchmen Hans Verfoed. 1 naadad a 48-8 start in each game to stead a chance against his rochet-powered serves and ground strokes. However, today let's highlight one o( Vergoed's best bridge coups. (Yea, yesterday's column was written as Ml e^Unatory aperitif.) Look only at the East hand. Your left-head opponent opens on* strong ne-tnunp; your partner passes; and your rignl-aind opponent responds two hearts, which Is a transfer bid PHILLIP ALDER T S S ------------ K m T S 4 IJ O S WJ f 1 a K T l 4 * • West 0 8*43 V 87842 a J * * 87 1 laL By passing, rabid. Also, lit a V a * q if 7 AKQIOI A I J 18 4 Vulnerable: Neither lm *h t NT in P lH PMa— three no-trump, the Unusual No­ Trump showing a minor two-aaiter. a l v ... # q m u A A K Q8 8 S 8 ares| vMe Pass pWes ass P Nerth If se 5 NT Peas East Pees i* Pass Phi sing lead; a 8 'TCVWlQUlftK) TO S TO C K CUT IRUS6S WSYCANSOA c u rim a c � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1998 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 08, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 08, 1998. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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/f16a919bd065faff6063ee45a593a24a.pdf cd862e7df011e00315230c22989e7160 PDF Text Text SEMINOLE TODAY o/0cfijkwd tgnoan At s-'SSSS^** S a n fo r d 75 Cents H e r a ld S e rv in g S a n fo rd , Lake M a ry and Sem inole C o u n ty sin ce 1 0 0 8 l* 0n. 90th Year, No. 99 • Sanford. Florida Protesting smut in Seminole County Accessing sex sites on library internet X X X video flap in fun land By R U M W H ITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Seminole County wants to pull the plug on Ronald Davidson, a Flea World dealer county staff says Is ped­ dling XXX-mted. adult video­ tapes. Davidson Is operating with­ out an adult entertainment li­ cense on property not zoned for adult entertainment pur­ poses. When the Hoard of County Commissioners meets TVicsday. It may vote to Initiate lit IBae V M to , P ag* BA By M ARIA O R E M Herald Staff Writer hotm Customers at Flea World In Santord are treated lo a wide range of products for sale, including XXX vtdeoe, which the county says violates its Adult En- vim m lertalnment Ordinance. The matter writ be discussed at Tuesday's commis»*on meeting Bee Library. Page 6A The man who plans to unseat the chairman Courts will hear all of fired county official’s complaints By BUBB W H ITE llrrald Staff Writer SANFORD • II took him half u yrar lo secure a special lelehone number that Hob West rlleves will help him In fils campaign for election to the Hoard of Seminole County Commissioners. The number Is 767-OTAX (0829). West. 45. says there's a real ’ Contrast’ between himself und Commission Chairman Itondy Morris, whose District 2 seal he would like to takr on the board. ’ Randy likes big go vent men t und lots of taxes,’ West said. *l'm for lax relief, no new tuxes, no new debt without voter approval and better con­ trol of growth as Seminole County approaches buildout. Taxpayers. not politicians, nerd lo decide whether lo en­ cumber your future tax bills. You know best flow murh you con afford." West. 45. hus been cam ­ paigning for the position since October und lias rounded up $10,000 In contributions. 'M ore than 75 percent of the donations I've received are for amounts of $100 or less.’ West suid. T h is kind of sup- K By LACT LOAM llrrald Editor SANFORD • A former Sem i­ nole County official embroiled In a $20 million lawsuit she died after being fired will get her day In two courts after her claim for wrongful termination waa reinstated on appeal. Once the county's Land A c ­ quisition coordinator. Joyce Suber waa fired October 24. 1996. for misconduct. Including falsifying time cards, discuss­ ing Items In an Investigation into her department and abuse of authority. Suber maintains the accusations arc untrue and that she was wrongfully termi­ nated. T h e court found Joyce has a right to have her claim heard.* Sube^a attorney. John Head aald Friday. Suber filed her lawsuit against the county on June 30. 1997. alleging age discrim ina­ tion, sexual harassment and wrongful termination after serving more than nine years, earning outstanding perform ­ ance reviews from her bosses. A county Investigation con­ cluded she forced two county employees to work on her son's Gulf County political campaign for property appraiser. Suber appealed her firing, but a county grievance commit­ tee upheld II. The county also ordered an Investigation of the Land A c­ quisitions Division of Public Works. Information from that Investigation was turned over to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement when Clerk of the Courta Maryanne Morse discovered Improprieties and possible criminal activity. A shakrup of management fol­ lowed. Including the abrupt resignations of County Man­ ager Ron Rabun and key offl■ N l s M r , f a g s BA St SANFORD - Along with the recent Internet acress at Seminole County public li­ braries. complaints from p a r­ ents have aurfared regarding online acress lo rxpllrlt sexual material. Sanford resident Laura Hinckley with children ages 15. 12. 5 and 3. said she did not, feel safe taking her preschool - M BaUaviUa. left, deans and sorts N s scuba gesr al­ ter returning Monday from s actenUftc expedition to Cuba. Fe$ow crew members, above, gaze toward one of the merry uninhabited Islands near the coral reef surrounding Cube. Journalists through on interpreter answered questions about the excursion for a curious FkM Castro. Tha crew feasted many nights on fresh lobster. Local environmental writer chronicles a pristine Cuba By M A R IA O R EM Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • In between Journeys, local envi­ ronmental writer Bill Belleville shared his lat­ est adventure aboard a scientific expedition ship to Cuba. On assignment for the Dlscovey Channel. Belleville, a member of the 40-person crew, re­ turned to his Sanford home Monday following a one month journey to the Island of Cuba where he also met Fidel Castro. Castro spent about two Itours on board the 206-foot vessel speaking to scientists and Journalists through an Interpreter mostly about the environment. Belleville aald. "He waa very curious about what we were doing.’ Belleville said. *He seemed to like talking and asked what type of things we did In this country. He even gave the cook a lobatcr recipe.’ The purpose of the trip, Belleville said, waa to explore C uba's pristine coral reef and col­ lect baseline data, something that has never been done there. The Information, he aald, can be used to help plan for the future. Belleville, who made 12 dives Into the sur­ rounding waters of the coral reef, said Cuba Is what Florida was 100 years ago before all the development. During the expedition, which was funded by the Discovery Channel. Belleville wrote and transmitted 14 dispatches to the channel's website. *We discovered 30 new fish that have never been documented or teen before In Cuba.’ he sold. ’ It's a thrill to be next to the cutting edge of science.’ What made C uba Ideal for the research proj­ ect. Belleville said, was the untouched condi­ tion of the coastline and the coral reef because of the country’s grim economic conditions. The embargo preventing travelers from the United Stales to Cuba and vice versa also prevents the exploitation of the coastline. If they aren't careful, however, he aald Cuba could see the same negative effects on the coral rref os have been seen In Florida's Krys. T h e question la will they maintain the con­ servation ethic even when the developers atari coming in with lota of money.* he aald. Belleville, 52. aald during this trip he had the Bob W o$t port from citizens who are giving what they can In an ef­ fort to make this needed change Is Inspiring. *For a challenger lo get this much support this early on Is a good sign.’ he said, ’ especially when I'm running against the chairman of the Seminole commission. It's also a sure Bn W eal, Paga BA Bee Cwba. r a g s 6A Making a difference in the world and remembering Dr. Martin Luther King B y M A R V A RAWKHVB Herald Correspondent____________________________ SANFORD • ’ Help somebody] Every American can make a difference.’ This quote comes from words spoken by Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. before his death. The City of Sanford Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. Steering Committee has planned the a n ­ nual commemorative celebration in Sanford. 1\ro days have been dedicated to activities for local citizens. On Saturday. January 17. the annual com ­ memorative banquet remembering Dr. King, will be held at 6 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Cen­ ter. This will be the site of this celebration to the life and dream, to reaffirm the American Ideals o f freedom. Justice and opportunity for all Plan an evening of community Involvement to share dinner together and enjoy the entertain­ ment of our youth. Young performers of Tajtrl School of Performing Arts and Academics are under the direction of Patricia Merritt Whatley. Presentations o f the 1998 Brotherhood Award. Citizenship Award, and scholarships to local Seminole County students will be made. Tickets are BIB. For more Information, please call 322-5418 or 322-9476. On Saturday. January 18 at 2:30 p.m. the observance will continue with an Interfaith re­ ligious service dedicated to the memory of the late Rev. Amos C. Jones. The Rev. Jones was a former community activist and pastor of the St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. As a community leader. Jones loved living the Bss King, BA Ovtedo students (from M l) Alia Rabah, Natasha Union, Christina Calfci and Lindsay Evsrson art msmbws of Ovtedo High 8chooTs highly aodaimsd ROTC u n i Manttoam do oommundy prajacta and ptapara for poaafete mMtaiy caiaara. For more, aaa Da Bond) on Paga 7A. S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �2A >.v>To?1 Horakl Siiniord * HvkLi burxiav J<vti*ilfY Business P ulitzer Prize w in n er to speak to Sanford ch am b er members N ew sm akers Special to the llernld Claude Manuel Ja m e s Dunn III Claude Manuel h.is mined Wharlnn Smith Inr., a Lake Minimi' ; :n ial mini.it lor. as senior estimator. James M. Dunn III ol Altamonte Springs has been promoted to an associate at Moievrr Singleton ft Associates Inc., a full service rlvtl, «ir veviiu; planning and environmental firm. Dnnn Is a prufessional surveyor and mapper. Anthonette Brown of Sanford lias enrolled 1 the electronics engineering program at ITT F ih im .il Institute m Maitland. Walt Padgett owner of the Higgins House Victorian Mod ft Breakfast lit Sanford, was re» cnily elected as ,i director ol Inn Route Florida's Association lor small and Histone Lodging Properties. I’adgrltt Is also piesident elect ol the Sanford Klwants club and he serves ol ;hi toniisin commlltee ol the Greater s.mford Chamber ol c..mmeire larry A. Visser president of the Grove Counsel­ ing Center Inc in Longvvood. has been elected chairman of the Florida Alcohol ami Drug Abuse Association. Vlsscr. a Leadi eohtp Seminole alumnus, lias served as chief executive olfleer ■s ibe Grove for 11! years. SANFORI I Fill lu Ail.tins, vvlnnei nl the l‘ Mi*t l’ulll/et I'n/r will be the le.ittm-d spe.tkei .tl the Gleatei S.inlolil Ch.tmhci nl Cnmtuen e Insl.U I,tt inn nl officers ,md .iw.mls b.iuquel mi .Lin ]rl .tl the Tt in.ietun Gull mill Cnuuirv Club m Like M.ttv I lung Sills, president and ihlcl executive ullleet ot die Columbia Medical Crnler. Stnliml, will be Insialleil as die chandler's 53rd president. Avvauls in 1m' pre.senied at ibis year's event Inr lude the Topper and l.nis IViez tin in,mil.man Awards, business person of die year, volunteer of the year, ambassador of die year, die president's excellence award, and the sports hall of fame award. In addition t<> winning the Pulll/rr I’rl/e, Adams has re­ ceived more than 5lx> interna­ tional and nallon.il awards, lie is die most deeor.ileil and most published photographer lu America today and certainly on-1 ol die most respected and versatile photographic talents ol all time, said chamber direrloi Ronald Rose. Adams photographs lenders In all fields, from heads ol stale to person.dlttes In IHin, television, sports, anil high tashlon. Adams' photographs regulaily appear on the covers and Ironl pages of maga/lnes and newspapers Including lioti*. A'eti’Mfeek. Wh/iic. IVirfs Mulch. I'uintlc. Tile /xindort .Siuif/fiu Times Mnynxfm-s 7In* .Veie York Times, Sli-rn, \'unify Fhlr und J,(/e. Adams has also photo­ graphed 13 wars, the latest tn Kuwait In 19!)I. One of Ills most memorable photographs showing a Vietnamese general shooting a Viet Cong at point blank range earned Adams the l*tdii/rr In I96H. For more Infonnallon. call 322-2212. Eddls Adams Business scenes For Personal & Commercial Insurance Let us know Hie Stvilonl I lent Id wauls to publicize your events, classes and seminars that are available to the general public. We'd like to have the Information tor your announcement at least a week in advance. All items should be typed or written legibly and Include Infor­ mation about who. what. when, where and even why your event is taking place He sure to Include your name and a daytime phone number In ease we have some questions about the Infor­ mation TONY RUSSI. JR TONY RUSSI INSURANCE 2575 S. Franch Avc. Sanford 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 .In to th« festivities ore. from left. Helen Stairs, grandson McKenzie Stairs, Cindy Stairs and owner Joyce Riggins Ftflh ft Rodaeo, 208 Sanford Ave.. Sanfoid, recently held Its grand opening during a ribbon cutling ceremony. On hand (or N e w b u s in e s s in to w n O n m - r s I n s n r u n r r L •* «I ^ I*f ft *. N f/t Entrepreneurs must define purpose of business By Wayne Hardy Special lo the Herald S a n f o r d H I recently reviewed an email from a client that I have been working with for the last year. He Is struggling wiih a number of issues In trying to run his business. First and foremost. Is the need to produce more real income hour the busi­ ness. There are two ways to do this: reduce expenses or In­ crease Income while holding expenses constant. When we first talked alrout this, It be­ came apparent to me than an­ other problem was underlying the Issue. The basic problem. II seemed. Is that he hud not made what I iltlnk Is the basic decision alxml his business. That Is. why does It exist? You see. he was concerned about family members who worked for him and the effect any changes would have on them. I spoke lo him like an old ’ Dutch* uncle and asked him what purpose did his business e r a l d “.Serving Sanford. 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An unprofitable division that supported one family member would have lo go be­ cause while It did not serve the overall health of the business. Nobody said It would be easy lo be a small business owner. Wayne /fruity (s the coordina­ tor o j (he Small Business Decclopnu-tU Center at Seminole Community College. He can be reached nl 321-3483 or email u’luirdf/alM-llsouth.ru-l. U n iT e c h 407-330-3899 I f Com puter Services Inc. -I Sales • Service • Software ct • j I �Santord Herald. Sanford. Florida Sunday. Jnauary I I . 1998 * 3A Th e w ay we were: First Baptist C h urch in the mid 1950s Dob Cassrls recently sent me a copy of a 195G Christmas pro­ gram presented by the music department or First Baptist Church which he had found between two doors of a house he Is renovating at 218 W. Fifth Street. It has my dad s name In It so he thought I would like to see It. The title of the cantata was "A Christmas Mystery* by Nathaniel Lundqutst. Several of the partici­ pants are now deceased while many of those In the Intermedi­ ate ensemble are now grand mothers. I’m sure that many of these names will Ik- familiar to you. Soprano soloists: Faye Garner and Mrs. G.D. Drake; baritone soloists: Martin Stlnerlphrr and Evans McCoy; Male Quartet: Myron Smith, Evan s McCoy. Cecil A. Tucker and Marlin Sllneclpher: laidlrs Quarteilr: Mrs. G.D. Drake. Ileverly Benton. Mrs. W.B. Pippin and Mrs. C.A. Dicker. Other members of the adult choir were sopranos: Mrs. Guy Bishop. Mrs. J.S. Cleveland. Mrs. Gerald Covington. Mrs. L.F. Garner. Mrs. D.F. Helms. Miss Alene Moore. Mrs. Christine Woodruff. Altos: Mrs. C.A. Anderson. Mrs. Hoy Britt. Miss Juanita Wynn. Tenors: Dr. C.W. Baker. W.ll. Duncan and Kenneth Slack. Bass: E.B. Carter. Holier! Compton. Gerald Covington and H.C. Steele. Other In the Intermediate Girls Ensemble were Carrel Crlm. Dianne Drew. Carol Ellison. Ev1e KraUert. Mary Uoyd. Sue Koke. Betty Ann Slaton. Barbara Wimberly. Jane Osborne. Cindy May, Rose Kratzert, Jackie Derryhlll. Fenny Pulver. Lynn Crabtree. Joyce Benton. Sharon Riser. Allison Lee. Ethel Kiser, Sheryl Woodard. Kathy Westfall. Organist was Mrs. Marvin Milam who served In this position for about 30 years. The director. Kirby Rogers, was a music stu­ dent at Stetson University and a classmate of mine there. He was paid $100 per month and served for two years. We were good friends and I remember catching rides back to Stetson with him occasionally on Sunday nights. Qne night he forgot me and my dad had to drive me over. Kirby n o r has his doctorate and Uves in*Rdgewater with his wife Evelyn. While I'm writing about First Baptist Church. I'll continue with some other Information from 1955-57 as found In A History of First Baptist Church: 1884-1984 that I wrote for our 100th anniversary. Two of those who were licensed to preach In 1955. Lronard Jones and Wesley Hamll. did enter the full time ministry and have been pastors of Baptist churches for many years. Iz*unarci has been a pastor In Seminole and Orange counties while Wesley Is In I a Belle Miss Ruth Archer, also a Stetson student, resigned as music director and part time church secretary on August 1. Mrs. Roy Reel succeeded her ns part time secretary; this was the only secretarial jMisition at First Baptist al the time. Kirby Rogers came as part time music director In September. On October liO, John Miller resigned as educational director to accept a position as pastor of a mission church In Hypoluxo sponsored by First Baptist Church of West Palm Beach. On Nov. 30. Fred B. Fisher was called to be associate pastor at a salary of $-1200. He was to assist Dr. W.P. Brooks, pastor since 1929 with pa Moral duties and lo also oversee the educational pro­ gram. The church’s llrst newsletter was mailed oul In February of 1956. It wns named "The Booster* and was pnxlticed once a month and edited by Rrv. Fisher. file E.D. Brownlee House ut 506 Magnollu Avenue was bought for $ 11.000 on March 11. 1956 and the Ponder House on September 5 for $4,200. Marvin Milam loaned the money for the latter ut 4 percent Interest. The McCoslln house across Magnolia was sold and the proceeds applied to the church dept. The first recorded youth week was held at the church beginning on April 15. Serving as officers were pastor Frank Bryan; associ­ ate oastor. Forrest May; youth director. Martha Grogan; Sunday School superintendent, Otto Thomas: deacon Chairm an. Howard Allred: and treasurer. Milner Osborne. Mr. and Mrs. O.P. Wade gave one acre of land at Elder Springs that year for the Elder Springs Baptist Chapel. The churrh paid $1,000 for the house on the property which was being used for Sunday School and an open air building was erected for wor­ ship services. Dr. 11.11. Martin was pastor of the mission and ordained ns deacons were W.D. Stansell. C.W. Erglr and R E. Sodcrblom. The mission was begun by First Baptist in January 1954 and was organized as Elder Springs Baptist Church October 7. 1957. A new building was built and J im * Dot it til 11 was railed as first pn«»or. Several years later It withdrew from the Sou l hern Baptist Convention and became an Independent Baptist Church now named Vic tor)* Baptist. First Baptist approved a budget of $51,913 Jor 1957: Dr. Brooks’ salary was $5,460. On March 31. 1957. Dr. Brooks Issued a challenge to the Herman Morris Sunday School class to start a branch Sunday School in the llnecresl area In order to reach out to new people. The class took up the challenge and began meeting at Plneerrsi Elementary School on May 5. Attendance grew rapidly so they were able to constitute as a church on June 27. Rev. Joe Courson was railed as pastor and there were HO charter mem­ bers. On Easier Sunday 1957. a record 1.120 people were In Sunday School at First Baptist. All nl the church owned houses on the block were tiring used lor r lasses. Kirby Rogers resigned effective May 26 W.L. Hannon became director nl the adult choir and to Increase ihi deacon hoard by Mrs. Guy Hlshnp look over as nine memlx-rs; those elected and director ol the youth choirs. A later ordained were Donald graded choir program was Ireguu Knight. Benny Austin. Melvin In September; six new choirs Dekle. G.B. Drake. LE. Estrldge. werr lormed for children, youth Irving Frynr, W.A. Kratzert. Dints Hoop and W.D. Gunter. and young adults. In November, the church voted It’s the store you remember with gifts you love! • Muffy VcnilcrBcar •Crane Stationery •Crabtree A Hvclyn • Seagull Pewter •Vera Bradley • Boyd's Bears •Caspari • l-ampc Berger Unique gifts, stationery and invitations Located next to General Cinema at Lake Mary Centre, east of 1-4 at Lake Mary Blvd. and Lake Emma Road 829*2244 A re you o ne of the 7 out of 8 w ho have not p rep ared a w ill? When you die you must leave behind everything loc which you have worked and saved The question is. ’’TO WHOM’ It yon have a wi;. you have already instructed the State attorneys and judges lo act according to YOUR wishes but It you don't have a will, the Stale anil simply distribute your estate according lo tow Without a WHi you let the State determine the disposition ot your assets the welfare nt your spouse and the guard­ ianship of your children Probate costs, taxes and fees increase What s worse, you rob yourself ot the privilege ot continuing stewardship through designated gifts DON’T MAKE THE MISTAKE OF THINKING: • only wealthy people i >eed a will • that drawing a will is too complicated • or that rt is loo expensive Send in Park and learn The University of Central Flonda held a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday for Its first parking garage The four-story structure will be available to stu­ dents OHa first come first servod basts A Lynx bus stop is located next to thogaraoa. This CoLipon TODAY | C3 C r | w | r,r n f i M C M a W t M i v u u * i » n i « i ( r « ‘T - n o i ll» IMHln t,*, Pldml Cimf DwKwit PO ft « ?79*48 ’ 4-4-A f c'lU »*K8 AN Af.t.MJt A*t!l A***IN*- N*rfJM S*-M POLICE BRIEFS Controlled substance Jarvter Hampton. 19. of Slmpsonvtlle. Kentucky, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Hampton was charged with possession of a controlled substance. She was arrested In the 3000 block of Orlando Drive. Upon a search of Hampton's purse, police found a green, leafy substance mixed with loose tobacco. intent to distribute. Hampton was arrested at the comer of State Road 46 and Jltway. Hampton's arrest was a result of Ctty/County Investigative Bureau investigation targeting street level crack cocaine dealers. Aggravated battery Ricky Caldwell Jr.. 22. of 601 E. 3rd St.. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Sanford police. Caldwell was charged with aggra­ vated battery and arrested al the Traffic Infraction above residence. Report said that David Randall. 27, of 1508 Caldwell allegedly grazed a woman Cedar Creek Clr., Sanford, was on the nose with a machete. arrested Wednesday by Lake Mary police. Randall was No driver’s llc#n$$ charged with driving while Deandre Jones. 22. of 51 license Is suspended or revoked. William Clark CL. Sanford, was Randall ran a red light according arrested Wednesday by Seminole lo police. County deputies. Jones was Stolan car arrast charged with operating a vehicle Kelly Bradley. 37. of 125 with no valid driver’s license and Bethune Clr.. Sanford, was arrested at the comer of Sanford arrested Wednesday by Seminole Avenue and Airport Boulevard. County deputies. Bradley was Arresting officer ran a registration charged with grand theft auto check on Jones’ vehicle revealed and possession of drug parapher­ that his tag was expired. nalia. Bradley was arrested on Hawkins Avenue. Officers Incidents approached Bradley as he was Cash totaling $326 w as stolen working on what was later ascer­ Wednesday In the 300 block of tained to be a stolen car. Hidden Lake Drive. Multiple charges filed A VCR worth $250 was stolen Henry Cleveland. 19, of 2342 Wednesday In the 2100 block of Church SL. Sanford, was arrest­ South Summerlin Avenue. ed Wednesday by Sanford police. A red 93 Mitsubishi Eclipse two Cleveland w as charged with door, license plate num ber flee/attempUng to elude police VZU04D, was stolen Wednesday officer, leaving the scene of an In the 200 block of Towne Center accident, tampering with physi­ Circle. cal evidence, resisting without A Yamaha trumpet worth $500 violence. Illegal license plate and w as stolen Wednesday In the 2700 driving while license Is suspend­ block of Ridgewood Avenue. ed or revoked. The Sanford Coins and jewelry were stolen QUAD squad made (he arrest. Wednesday In the 300 block of South Oak Avenue. Total amount Caught In sting Jarvis Hampton. 18, of 2251 of property stolen was $610. A white 95 Chevrolet Mark III, Greenway. Sanford, was arrested Wednesday by Seminole County license plate number 29098, with deputies. Hampton was charged $545 in contents w as stolen with sale of a controlled su b­ Thursday In the 2300 block of stance and possession with South Park Avenue. WOMEN'S COBBIE CUDOtERS* LEATHER SHOES Comfortable quality leather styles featuring a shock-absorbing flexible sole. Choice ol oxfords or walking shoes. MEN'S ROUTE 66* OR E.Z. STRIDER* CASUALS Chorea oi ice mocauint or woven slip-ons: block period slip-ons. All feature a padded insole for comfort. Everyday 17.99-19.99. Sole prices effective Jon, 11 thru Jan. 17, 1998 NJ* mo e™ dw**> Shovm art at ecu U 1 COT/ StH Hi �4 A •Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida - Sunday. January 11, 1998 Editorials/ Opinions EDITORIAL Sem inole County politics and students Som ething good going on E x p e n s e -a -g a te Sonir thoughts on thr remit Expcnsc-AGate regarding Commissioner Dick Van Welde. Lei's all calm down and let Mr. Van Dcr Welde explain. I used the phrase Expcnse-A-Gatc because everything today often refers lo that difficult time of Watergate and the word gale Is added lo everything to give the Impression that there Is a serious problem. Usually, of course, that Is not the case. So let's not get excited and give Mr. Van Dcr W’elde and the Clerk of the Court M.iryanne Morse an oppoitunUy lo soil all of this out and then present the facts...both sides. I tried to talk to a couple of the commission­ er?*. but could only reach one. Commissioner Adams commented that he couldn’t comment, because he frit he really didn't know the facts yet. Although he didn't tell me anything. I liked ills answer. Aren’t you getting tired of all the bad news that eomes from the Semi­ nole County public school system? Problems with block scheduling. Gripes about the dress codes. Exam scheduling that some of the harderworking students protest. Forget some of that for a minute and realize that there Ls so much good going on in the schools that it dwarfs the bad. At l<akc Mary Elementary, a new reading specialist works with kids who might otherwise be subject to ridicule in a normal class. At Lakeview Middle School, a teacher working with disabled stu­ dents gels the satisfaction of seeing smiles on her kids* faces when they are able to prepare a Christmas luncheon. At Highlands Elementary, teachers arc working with blind students and have first-graders navigating the hallways like sighted students. At each of the Seminole County high schools, students put in long hours and tireless effort to make the holidays better for children, seniors and everyone else who needed a helping hand. At Sanford Middle School, the kids are working their best to make sure they have the cleanest campus in the county even though bulldozers are doing construction work all around. At Heathrow Elementaiy. the kids are building a butterfly garden and an outdoor classroom in the woods to interact with the learning experience. There are hundreds of examples besides these, but they’re not the normal tilings that make headlines. A man walks onto the Seminole High campus after shooting himself and makes the front page. School board meetings turn into argumenta­ tive battles w h ic h ’co m p letely d e tra c t from the p o sitiv es th at th e S e m fn o le County sch o o l system is e x p e r ie n c ­ ing. All things w e S h ou ld k n o w ab o u t, but not all w e sh o u ld h e a r ab o u t. Sure, sch o o ls a re o v ercro w d ed , test scores aren't w h a t they sh o u ld b e a ll of the time, b u t th e re 's a lot go in g on that shows that th e p u b lic sch ool s y s ­ tem really isn 't d o in g s u c h a b a d Job after all. Next time y o u w a n t to c o m p la in about something In the p u b lic sch o o l system, try v isitin g o n e o f th e lo c a l schools an d y ou m igh t Just feel a little better about th e m . T h e Le tte r I received a letter last week that really both­ ered me. The letter was sent out to residents of thr county from Commissioners Dick Van Dcr Welde and Grant Malay endorsing Carlton Henley’ for District IV In the upcoming elec­ tion. I don't have a problem with sitting com ­ missioners endorsing others for rommlsslon seats. I do however, think that this letter was In poor taste and creates a difficult working environment for the commission as a whole, for this next year. Usually these endorsements are done In conjunction with other campaign literature which Is more respectful of the opposiUon. I can say that I have heard comments that echo what I have Just stated...poor Judgment. What do you think? P olitical a p p o in tm e n ts Too few being appointed to too many boards. IVrhups one person should be restricted to one appointment at any given time within the c o * n .e r e " w h it e o f PLUS t a p e s F O R S S .O F 5 .J I F O R S H IP P IN G H AND U N O . D E M O C R A T IC C O M M IT T E E C ALL TH E N A T IO N A L . A T I-S 0 0 -... ’Hey — I know it's stupid, but I Juet cent feds.' county Including appointments wtthln cities In that county. Good news...a balanced budget. Tttx cuts, please not right now! Halnnrr the budget, put a good year or two behind us. get on some very solid ground and then look at tax ruts. Here’s a great campaign Issue...proper care for our elderly. The best of rare for all. Come up with a plan lo Itelp families care for those that must he In nursing facilities. It's a na­ tional disgrarr. Countries with terrible human rights records have shown morr respect for the riders of thrlr nations. T h o O rla n d o S anford A irp o rt O u r S e m ino ls C o u n ty atudanta N A T T O N II C r n t il II l » • » i t •• Mnitm S H a civic acrtvMt M ttw W O T il »r f S f v^rwm—it That's what the name should bcl It Is to the advantage of Sanford to maintain the name. I don’t think there Is any doubt that there Is pressure from Orinndo to make the change for their benefit. Let’s see who accommodates them. Airlines now using the airport prefer the pre­ sent name and travelers eertalnlv Identify with the present name much more than the new projiosed name. Sanford business leaders and residents need to think about this one and the possible consequences of a name change. H a ­ ven’t we been doing Just fine with the present named Yes Indeedll What's In a name? More business!! Take advantage of the Orlando area name. Put It first for the good of Sanford. M a yor L a rry Data The right person for the right time. A little rough at times? Maybe...hut good for thr City of Sanford at a critical time. T h a stata and J a b Bush I don’t know what will happen but they're off to a had start unless somebody either gets the record straight or drops out. Let's hope the matter la cleared up and does not rear It's ugly Oh what a great month It has been fur our kids. Lake Howell Hand and the I'rarlt Howl. Overall the BEST HAND. Tliry wrrr chosen to pertorm in the pre-game and half time shows The Marching Hand placed first In thrlr divi­ sion and received the Ornnd Champion Tro­ phy. Placed second In class for parade compe­ tition. earned first place for marrhtng percus­ sion and best auxiliary. In the Concert Hand competition the symphonic band placed sec­ ond In llirtr division and the wind ensemble placed fourth In thr top division. Good Job! Lake liowrll will also he a pari of Ihe Junior Congrrss DO In Washington this spring. Seven AP history students will jrpresrnt Lake Howell and he the first from Florida to attrnd this conference. More about that In the school sec­ tion. Thr students are looking for donations for this trip to help defray some of the costs. If you want to help, contact me at thr Sai\ford IlcniUi and 111 put you In toiirh with the proper people. Let’s wish them the t»rxt nnd let's help them get there. Hark to thr band for Just a moment. One Hattoa. r a g s BA s . I Tony T isslo is an advocate fo r the disabled. ... A fine play at Good Samaritan Home Sweet 15; What path to adulthood? " Most young people reaching the age o f IS start to think about what the future holds for them. It la a time when they start leaving thetr childhood behind and stepping into the adult world. Life starts to be a wo rid o f more decisions and doubts. Moat o f them have probably started the tenth grade in high school. Thetr parents are g M n g them more privileges and freedom. The world begins to be one big party and ao fun of excitement. The sky is the Umlt. For some there Is no coming down and nothing much to worry about. The future is no p rob­ lem. They know that It la already taken care of. Their families are probably rich or financially secure. O n the other hand, the disadvantaged ones have to Inch their way along, knowing If they set goals for themselves they will have to p ro ­ ceed with a lot o f faith and the win (o do It. Their families may barely be able to send them to school, Just surviving from day to day. Some don’t have parents who really care and there Isn't anyone that la d o se to adriae and guide them. This 1* the -time In thetr Uvea when they have to decide which road they will travel! The road that la careless or the one that could make you break you. The carefree and careless road Is quite a T h a t la no caring, no feelings, no loving, no responsibilities, principles and no morals. You b y to aee how many people you how long you can heat them, everyone goes: that Includes parents, ataters, brothers, friends, wife and let’s not forget the children. There are thoae o f you that have seen the life which drug dealers lead. To you It may seem that there couldn't be a better life to Uve. Easy and fast money that you believe will help you to reach your goals and dreams sooner than you exported. But listen, the life o f • drug dealer may be an easy way to money (selling drugs la Illegal! but the so you have to pay font worth It. 19-20 *He who tills his land will have plenty o f bread. But he who follows frivolity will have poverty m oughl (20| A faithful man will abound with but he who hastens to be rich will not go unpun ished.* There are many o f you i*t pay these verses any attention but ! they are true. If you could ^ e n d a month temporarily behind bars you would re­ alise Just how much you are risking your free­ dom and dignity. You are fold when to get up. when to cat. and when to go to bed. Who can to aee you. your mall Is read and your life may be In dan­ ger. Not to mention you have no privacy. Do you think that your parents, girlfriends, friends or other relatives want to have to coma to see you In Jail? Not only that, think of the Uvea you are messing up by selling drugs. Even though are forcing the people to buy the d n * you v what they do to them. Young girls don't S • Wt RrMA Ms T h a nation TO N Y TIZZIO iw e n o ose c o f f e e IS A V A IL A B L E AND s e t S e m in o le C o u n ty Special People Berry’s World A T h in k a b o u t t h is , head again during thr campaign. My first sug­ gestion went Ignored. I was right. Will this he a repeat? I*ay attention to what’s being said on the street. Forget what you're being told by tiiose not In touch. C Salty Wysn a s trsstsncs ■As racawWy mmm4 W 5 tram Miami. Har a think that having babies will be of any great Joy. You have to give up all of your young life. Simply because once you have a child your fu­ ture no longer belongs to Just you. Moat of you will end up broke, broken and homeless. The road to achievement, respect and honor Is harder and longer. You Instill in yourself principles and morals. The Ooldcn Rule says, *Do unto others aa you would have them do unto you.* Is one o f your strongest points. There are so many trials and tribulations to overcom e. Often times you give out. but you must not give up. There are times when you hear and don't bear and aee and don't aee. Half o f the time you give up the right for the wrong. When people talk about you let It be with re­ spect. Buie, you will find that people might not like you, but they will have to respect you If you respect yourself. You aee. respect la some­ thing that la earned. The experiences that you encounter along the way should be stepping atones for you. The carefree and careless per­ son probably w o n t recognise his or her mis­ takes or experiences ao he or she can t use them to hie or h er advantages. In building your Uve e n d u rin g it to the foilcat. fantasy can only plan a small pari. A lot of what happens in Ufc you w on t understand and you wonder why It had to happen to you. You . overcom e these triala and" tribulations gaining wiser. way. you will fall off that ladder you are trying to d l m b o r stray x i have nave chosen. D on t Just you stay down there on the ground or keep on wandering around on that road that you aren’t supposed to be do. because there la someone out there that's waiting for you to Call ao they can put thetr fort on you. They want you to wander around loot because you are getting forther away from your goal. You know deep down within you. the road that you choose and that helps you to l on your fort and onto that ladder again. You have come too far now to turn around or lo fail. The decision that you made at the cross­ roads ao long ago will make you the beat o f a woman or man In your fotuie enabling you to continue to succeed the rest o f your life. A few weeks ago,, during the Christmas week. 1 paid a return visit to the Oood S a ­ maritan Home In Sanford. I was asked lo attrnd the holiday play. The Birth q f Jesus, that was put on by the residents on Dec. 2 1. The last time I had been at the Oood S a ­ maritan Home was In July while doing re­ search for my July 20 article. The Oood S a ­ maritan Home, established in the 1940's, la a congregate living facility for the elderly and disabled. Tb art the stage, the play retold the story of the birth of Jesus. The residents played the Biblical character* Mary. Joseph, an ­ gels and the three wise men. The actors were especially enthusiastic, although one Individual needed a little coaxing out of hla room. Even the baby, played by an eightmonth- old girt, did an excellent Job. and who as In regular show business fashion, also had an understudy. The staff and vol­ unteer* did ■ fine Job in getting the *ctora out on stage in a timely manner. The playa director. Ms. VcrdeU Pugh, had rehearsed the group of actors for a week before the shows opening. Ms. Pugh de­ scribed the play aa a “very rewarding expe­ rience*. Even the staff commented to me that they thought the residents had a lot of fun doing the play. A staff member also said ’ they'll be talking about this for several days' referring to the residents. The play s list of actors Included Alexia Jordan Taylor as Baby Jesus, Tommy Dent as Joaeph. Emma Beach aa Maty and Clara Friedman and Frances Peters as the angels. The three wise men were Willie Epps, John Henry Smith and Bingham Coral. Other entertainment Included The Peace­ ful Zion Baptist Church Chorus of A lta­ monte Springs, which helped entertain the ce with a some lovely holiday musical selections. The Rev. Tyrone Oieen and hla wife led everyone in a round of songs. Also In attendance at the show was Mr*. Thelma Mike, the Oood Samaritan Home manager, who thanked everyone for thetr participa­ tion. It w as a great opportunity for the public to Interact with the residents. More than juat being an entertaining hour or two. the play w as a hit on several levels. Moat nota­ bly tt helped the residents show the com ­ munity and themselves that the residents of the Oood Samaritan Home can and rttouid still be useful. 1b put It another way. too many times In sodrty today we overtook the dderiy or d is­ abled thinking that they have nothing to offer. ITUs of course la false. Another posi­ tive aspect o f the play w as that tt showed the residents that they are not forgotten. If you would Uke to help the Oood Samari­ tan Home. U la located at 1704 W . 9th St. In B a n fp d or you can call them at 222-2321. If you have anything far us here at •Special People*, please let us know. �Sanford Harold. Sanford. Honda ■ Sunday, January I f , 1998 Opinions Three things we must do to reclaim America In today's political nrrnn and In order to be­ come a politician and stay being a politician yon have to be able to snivel In a very high de­ gree. The desire to be a sniveler Is not top pri­ ority: It must be Ingrained. You also need the ability to hide the sniveling. You haw to be able to help cover up the sniveling of your colleagues. That way ail the snivelers can huddle together to make things look right In the eyes of the unsuspecting. All you have to do Is look at our Congress. Our Constitution and our country are being forced Into the toilet Just be­ cause the majority o f the membership of Congresi* arc accomplished snivelers. They know exactly what II Is they are doing. l*eople nsk why are they doing what they are doing If they know what they're doing. The answer Is this: They are completely swallowed up by their lit­ tle country club known as Washington. This, they are told, Is the way to live and "get ahead*. If they follow orders and *ga along* Ihry will nor only be known ns Just the elite but the rich elite. That's when the sniveling. If It’s Ingrained, begins. A lot of young politicians go to Washington now knowing much about themselves and. least of all. how Washington works. They portray to their families and con­ stituents of their honest and rock-llke princi­ pals to uphold our Constitution. They thrn pack their bags, which hold their new WashIngton-look suits, expensive after shave lotion and a bundle of accumulated, 'patriotic' docu­ ments and notes. As soon as they arrtvr In Washington and have their first mrellng with their collragues. the Ingrained mtsfunctlon of sniveling Is brought out Into the open. Tire leaders can spot this 'quality' a mile off and make promises to the faithful' that they will be 'taken care o r ly way of heebies, owning' their own commltlres. myriad perks which, for the most part, arr undisclosed up to this point. For example, Don Kostrnkowski was one of the most perfected snivelers Washing­ ton lias ever seen, lie slithered, slimed and sniveled his way to be head ol the Mouse Ways Scot Eakman Scot E a k m a n firefighter Is a and paramedicHe Is a family m an w h o .a rd e n tly follows national politics. and Means Committee and became one of the most powerful beings In Washington. He was renter stage In the saying which echoed through the 'hallowed halls', ~Whatcvcr Rosty wants, Itosty gets*. I'll bet he’s still wondering what went wrong when, after his 'patriotic' reign, he landed behind bars. Oh well, what's one sniveler here or there* I'm sure he's en­ joying life anyway with his huge, hypocritical, retirement pension knowing the American tax­ payers are footing his bills. Old 'Hosty' defi­ nitely was a true sniveler. Tills be-a-crook-andget-your-pension-anyway perk has Its appeal to some new Congress people. They can see that If you are discovered as a crook, you will still get your huge pension with a minimum amount of 'lime served'. Hrlnglng up this saying, which Is frequently used In Washington, *no wrong-doings*, one has to be reminded of Hill. He has undoubtedly used this sniveling, evasive protection many limes. My using this as an answer to point blank questions, It relieves the 'user' of actu­ ally answering the question. It Just puts things on a relative basis as la what Is a "wrong do­ ing*. I'm pretty sure mil Isn’t the anti-Christ but It would appear to many that, If there were cundldalcR he would want to be Included In the list. Ills mentor at Georgetown University was Carroll Quigley, a real up and coming Marxist If there ever was one. Dill played prottgt to Cecil Rhodes at Oxford University In England who also advocated multl-cultum! Marxism. Hill sniveled real hard during the Vietnam war by. not only going to Russia and protesting the war, but advocating the over-throw of the American government at the same time. When he attended Yale after his treasonous. Euro­ pean fiasco he probably heard that Oeorgc Dush was a selrctFd member of the ghoulish, queer, secret, elite. Yale organization called the 'Skull and Hones'. And If my assumptions are correct. Hill probably would have been elatrd to lie a member of that organization himself. He never achieved that particular, devilish plateau but he did meet Hillary, who Is Just as devilish and who. I'm sure at the time, vaulted his life to new heights. You could call Hill the sniveler's sniveler. Ills lowly flock In Congress, too, whether they be Republican or Democrat, follow their leader like a herd of rattle being led to the slaughter. Can you believe that our Congress. Republi­ cans and Democrats alike, never read the bills and proceeded to pass the devastating NAFTA and GATT? These bills were timed to be ased not only with a lame-duck Congress, t by bribes and promises made by our president to our sniveling Congressional mem­ bers? Most of these victims of greed found exit the president's promises were nothing but lies, but what's new? That started a new phase as the snowball of corruption came rumbling down Hie hill. ‘AH' harmoniously Joined hands again for the chemical ban and other UN man­ dates. Now Dill and hts sheep are In the proc­ ess of designating huge parcels or our country as UN 'biospheres'. They have the treaty on our waterways, which will designate properly, which Is a certain distance from a waterway, to be government owned. Dill and company are doing the same thing with our parks and soon, E guess what? They want all property. No one will own anything. Dill Ib following the Com­ munist manifesto which contains one. big sen­ tence. That sentence. In effect, says that II Is a crime for anyone to own any property. That, along with confiscating the guns from honest citizens, will Just about complete Dill's agenda with the UN. From that point on the UN will govern. Dill and his lovely bride will Just be living high In some elite retreat somewhere still yelling and screaming al each other. Rather than focus on purposely diversionary lesser or secondary problems we must all zero In on a few major things that have to take place soon or we will all be slaves taking or­ ders from a non-elccted group appointed by the same ones who own the US monetary sys­ tem called the Federal Reserve Doard. The 'Fed' Is not Federal. They are a group of nonAmrrlcan* private, ultra, mega-rlch, Interna­ tional bankers who control this country. They print our money at will and out of thin air. For each bill they print, regardless of denomina­ tion. they charge Interest, which Is payable by the American citizen. Their only concern is to own everything Including us and our land. The Federal Reserve Doard Is high on the list of things that have to be abolished. Creating our money must go back to being the responsibil­ ity of our Congress. NAFTA and GATT must be repudiated. We must get out of the UN and shut the doors to Mr. Rockefeller’s world gov­ ernment visionaries. If we put enough pressure on our elected 'representatives* to start repre­ senting us maybe we can once more call our­ selves Americans without sniveling. And down the road we won't have to be afmid of the knock on the door In the middle of the night, which some Americans now are starting to recognize and fear as a probability. With our efforts put Into these three things, the devilish house of cards that Dill and Hillary are putting together for our demise will start crumbling with the approach o f the slightest ripple in the air. ( LETTERS Longwood: No pay, no service ifcr Recent media coverage at­ tempts to make Longwood look as If Us political leaders would be completely wrong If they refused to follow the edict of one newspaper on live matter of the CRA on 17-02. One arti­ cle staled, utter alia, that what's right for the people they represent...'' Fortunately, Longwood's elected officials followed this advice and did what la best for the people of Longwood. We should all stand and applaud. Longwood has a large num ­ ber of enclaves for which It es fire and police services t receives not 1 cent In reve­ nue. Longwood pays for all of the streets that surround these enclaves but gets nothing In re­ turn. The bottom line: Longwood has been subsidizing the county for a long. long time. The county getu all the money, and we pay all the bills. C on ­ sider East Street, for example. Another newspaper printed an article about this street and the need for its paving. What wasn't said Is the area of the east side of this street that is an enclave, and the owners would not be assessed so much as I cent for Its paving. Neither could they be forced to help defray the expense o f a sewer line. What county officials refuse to acknowledge Is the law on this subject that states. T h e Legislature recognizes that en­ claves can create significant problems In planning, growth management, and service de­ livery, and therefore declares that It Is the policy of the state to eliminate enclaves.* The statute further states. *ln order to expedite the annexation of enclaves of 10 acres or less...a municipality may: Annex an enclave by Interlocal agree­ ment with the county having lurtsdictlon of the enclaves...* ota that state policy is to eliminate enclaves and pro­ vides a vehicle *to expedite* their elimination. About three years ago, an ­ nexation of enclaves was a subject of discussion. What happened? O u r then new lead­ ers went to Sanford with hats in hand which the county commissioners promptly filled up with garbage. Instead of saying absolutely no, w e ll go to court because the proposed agreement violates state p o l­ icy, Longwood's leaders acqui­ esced to an agreement that permits annexation only when and If the property changes hands. In the meantime, resi­ dents o f Longwood would con ­ tinue to subsidise the county. It w as wrong then, and It Is wrong now. Note the language in the statute: *In order to ex­ pedite.* So much for following state policy. Now let's take a look at the ■ L -A p p fc e c ia t lc m Our appreciation it extended for your kindact tei. care, pnycn, and comfort during the brief illnesa and demiie o f our Beloved Relative, Putor and Friend: Reverend Leroy H. Hendrix, Pastor K IS B ethd MJarioanry Baptist Church • Wfarier Park, Florida Thanks also for your attendance and participation in his HomcGoing Service. i *7 havefought a goodfight, I havefinishedmy course. parcels on 17-92 that might meet the lawful definition of slum or blighted area. They are not In Longwood. They are en­ claves. Our code enforcement officer has no Jurisdiction In the county. Where has the county been? County officials want * to use money derived from Longwood to fund tm -1 provements on their alums/bllghlcd areas. More subsidizing by the people of Longwood. Baloney! And If the county wants a sewer line on 17-92, let them pay for II. The residents of Longwood should not be paying for a sewer line for people not In our city and for whom we could not knee to hook on! Finally, if the county refuses to permit Longwood to annex gU. of Ita enclaves. I hope our commissioners tell the county to start providing fire and po­ lice services to property it owns In our city and that we will no longer respond to emergencies In the county If county personnel are not available because they are re­ sponding to property they own in our city. Apopka sent a message to Orange County. No pay. no service. O ur elected officials have a duty only to the citizens of Longwood. County commis­ sioners. on the other hand, should not forget that Long­ wood residents are also resi­ dents of Seminole County. Keep airport name , After again reading an article on the name change o f OS1AOriando Sanford International Airport. I would like to oilier a few thoughts. 1. The new members of the Sanford Airport Authority should research the actions of the previous authority mem­ bers and sec why they took the took. actions they took 2. Decause of OIA previous tremendous marketing of Q r nation known worldwide - as told to this authority years ago. And the growth is evidence of that fact Orlando la the • ! v a ­ cation destination In the country. 3. The tour groups are using the name M L llt : ford to market the growth of their business. Do we want that or not? It would be impossible for Sanford to match or even a p ­ proach our neighbor’s mar­ keting - that's already In place. ‘ g Is like New York. Chicago or L A . Orlando m eans Disney World. Sea World. Epcot and many other things. So. as a citizen. I am looking to the member o f the authority to make the airport a success­ ful part of Sanford. Now U'a one of Sanford's brightest spots. I recommend you keep the name OSIA. This name gives us identity. It's the smart thing to do. P.S. In flying • you must navi­ g a t e and sometimes you have to make moves you didn't plan on. but you make them for safety's sake. So be safe. Keep OSIA. Airport Authority Change airport name Concerning the subject of Orlando Sanford Airport vs. Sanford Orlando Airport. I have Just returned from London. Having to spend sev­ eral hours at Oatwlck Airport 1 read everything posted, in­ cluding all the ads, and found myself looking repeatedly at the arrival and departure tele- rrrJYTT I have kept thefaith. There is laid upfor me a crown of righteousness." II Timothy4:5-8 Wife, Ruby; and the Hendrix, Harrington - We Believe In The “Old Fashion” Way • one Funeral Director handies all details • all preparation Is done al this facility • service times will meet your needs • no interest is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100% refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications I r + J u J L JdkvJtu Arthur Purser. 73, Altamonte Springs, died Thursday, Jan. 8, 1996. He moved to Central Florida bom Lawton. O U a . In I960 and served the military In World W ar II. Korea and Vietnam. Survivors include wife Phuong. Honolulu; sons Pat­ rick Purser. Orlando; Michael Purser, Nebraska: Roderick Nghiem. Idaho; daughter Brenda Franklin, Orlando; and five grandchildren. Voasen Cremation Services In charge o f arrangements. MABOB V A I l t t M arge Walker. S3. Sanford, died Jan. 4. 1998, Barn Feb. 11. I M S . she w as born in Tampa and worked as a homemaker. Survivors include father U t ­ ile Willie Other Walker. Tampa and mother Jeanette Thelma Dowdell. Tampa. Wilson-Elchelberger Mortu­ ary in charge o f arrange­ ments. % i W U l l ) D. (M UIUM Richard Graham. 63, DeBary, died W ednesday . Jan. 7. He eras #ui avid Florida Oator fan who enjoyed fishing, sports and gospel hymns. He waa a retired d e sk with the railroad and a member o f the U.8. Navy Reserve. Survivors include wife, A n ­ nette. DeBary; mother Julia Graham, DeBary; son Jeff. Palm City: Terry. Orange Park; John Flanigan. Morristown. N.Y.; Joe. Orlando; daughter, Holly Graham. St. Augustine: brother John. Lake Mary; and six grandchildren. Altman-Long Funeral Home, DeBary In charge of arrangementa. G F ramkow uneral H m ome MlBCt 1958 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 s �•A •Santofd Herald. Santon). Ftonda - Sunday. January 11,1 Cuba Continued from P »| t 1A rhanrr to continue hl» education about the sea and tlir people who llvr around It. Hr said most of his writing focuses on the marine environment . A trained scuba diver. Belleville has wrltlen ar­ ticles for Newsweek. Sierra Audubon. Islands. American Wav. Sea Frontiers. Destina­ tion Discovery. and other magazines. He also served as editor for Rodalc's Scuba Div­ ing magazine In 1990. In 1997 he earned the Telly Award for *ln Search of Xanadu," a film he scripted and helped produce and direct. When on assignment. Belleville said the experience gives him a perspective. *It’s a living education.* A resident of Florida for 25 years. Belleville said his love of the environment seems only natural since he grew up on the Eastern Shore of Maryland llshlng and hiking through the woods. *IFs important to many peo­ ple to maintain a connection with nature and the environ­ ment and being able to appre­ ciate the fresh air and the trees," he said. "IVe always had an affinity for the outdoors.* he said. Belleville Is currently plan­ ning for his next writingadventure. which will be in the Bahamas researching sharks. order swimsuit businesses in hot water Prom S ta ff R eports TALLAHASSEE Florida Agriculture and Consumer Services Commissioner Bob Crawford Is taking action against two South Florida companies involved In mail­ order swimsuit businesses. A lawsuit has been filed against Priscilla Swimwear Inc. and Golden Tropics of Miami Inc., and the owner of the companies. Marian Albert Hillman. The action was taken after his office received more than 170 complaints from people in the United States and Canada. The complaints alleged that after responding to advertisements In Seventeen and Cosmopolitan magazines, they either did not receive a swimsuit or they did not receive an ncceptable swimsuit. The reasons for the swimsuits being unacceptable ranged from mismatched bikinis to the swimsuits being ’ torn, stained. soiled or otherwise unfit.* The ads promised the suits could be returned for a full refund, yet. most consumers who returned the suits never received a refund. A temporary Injunction preventing the companies from engaging In further deceptive tactics has already been entered by Judge Murray Goldman, based on the motion filed by Crawford. "Tills lawsuit should put Pl people on notice that Inn scammlng the public will not be tolerated." Crawford sold. Documents filed by the state also revealed that the companies were not paytng for the magazine ads. The defendants were charged with violating the state's Unfair Trade Practices Act. (he Mall or Telephone Merchandising Rule. and misleading advertising. The potential fine penalty for each violation Is $10,000. restitution to consumers and punitive damages. vision screens. All flights listed for the Sanford Airport, and on New Year's morning there were three departing for Sanford In one 45 minute period, listed the flight as being from Gatwlck to Sanford. Oilando was not mentioned. 1 read several ads posted on the walls advertising flights into Sanford and the Central Florida area. Disney and other attractions were listed, but I did not see Orlando mentioned anywhere. Since the English have al­ ready decided we are the San­ ford Airport. It makes sense to call us the Sanford or the Sanford Orlando Airport. Why confuse the Issue? Curtis L. Retired Principal Seminole County Schools King Con Untied from Paga LA dream. He shared together, reached out lo oth­ ers. helped the community rid Itself of the bar­ riers which divide it and always had lime for people of all races, religions, classes and sta­ tions In life. He put aside differences and Joined in a spirit of togethemesa. Musical renditions will be presented by the Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. Celebration Choir which was organized some 10 years ago under the direction o f the late Maty Whitehurst. The choir continues to serve under the baton and direction of Gloria Barber Haves Williams. Although mall order can be a convenient way to shop. Crawford said shoppers should not be too hasty. Never send cash and keep copies of all ads and correspondence, he said. To chrck a company's complaint record, call 1-800HELP-FLA. Dignity for animals The report of circus trainer Richard Chlpperfleld's hospi­ talization after being mauled by a tiger In St. Petersburg. FI., did not reveal the whole story. What compels elephants, ti­ gers. and other ‘ circus an i­ mals* to attack their trainers Is the simple fact that the fearbased methods of ‘ taming* these animals, drive many over the edge like a battered wife. You have only to look at the ‘ tools of the trade* ~ whips, bullhooks. chains, fire sticks, and electric shock prods - to figure that out. Social Isolation, sexual pri­ vation. beatings, confinement to small cages, and food and water deprivation are all well- documented aspects of animalbased circuses. Undercover footage has revealed trainers of big cats beating them with ax handles and punching them In the face with closed fists — small wonder, then, that some animals crack. The tiger In the latest Chlpperfield Incident paid with his life. It is time to stop patronizing animal circuses and send the hapless performers to sanctu­ aries where they can live In dignity and without fear. This would prevent future tragedies involving both humans and animals. U g l M B. Hawkish tllM *m*IJ iflljo - Hatton Continued parent did mention to me that they have been at the top of the list now lor three years for new band uniforms, but haven't gotten them although new band uniforms have been issued during that time. I haven't looked into it. Per­ haps a board member will take a look at this concern. If true, they have been very patient. Please let me know what your students are doing that deserve mention. The Sanford Her­ atd is most anxious to get the word out about the accomplishments o f our county students and the staff writers want to hear the good news. Pay attention to the sports page and school reports. Hey. what about these basket­ ball players? That Is just one school among many in our county. A few things that you may not have -tM * srnkfri uff« spssfs Km HIM •• been aware of. If you look at all these good things from Just one school, you must realise that there is a great deal more not reported throughout the county every week. What does this tell you? It tells us that we hove great kids In our county and In this country. Where are the television stations? Maybe a brief school report once a week might not be a bad idea. Replace one of the stories that are dragging us all down with a bit o f good nears about our Iddaft Channel 2 may be the one to take the challenge. W ho knows? I suspect we are going to hear about Sonny Bono for the next couple of wrecks until are can't stand it anymore. Before the tragedy. I bet they haven't done a story on Mr. Bono in years. C oatiaw ad from Page LA the county. The investigation is ongoing. Buber's lawault includes state and federal charges. West 1A sign that a lot o f people are dissatisfied with the current administration and arant a change." Morris, who h as been the chairman of the board in three of the four years he h as served in his first term, is expected to announce his 1996 candidacy in the next two weeks. He said Wednesday he considered h is work for the county his top priority as of today. Tie's probably not that c on ­ cerned y e t” West said, "and figures there's no b ig rush.* West said he w a s a life-long Republican who participated in Ids first presidential cam paign as a first grader paaalng out Richard Nixon flyers for the 1960 election against John F . Kennedy. A native o f Warm inster in Bucks County. Pa.. West to Florida Bible College in K is­ simmee and did m issionary work for 20 years for the N ew Tribes Mission. He said h is passion is com puters and that while with New Tribes he cre­ ated linguistics helped translate foreign lano u ld b e gusges so they could on the average personal com ­ puter. West said he owned his own bookstore when he eras 21. and w as in Thailand for 10 years a s part o f his New Tribes Miss ion He is currently the state O dd director for the Florida Chris- tlan Coalition and is a member o f the Zoning and Planning Board o f Seminole County. He and his wife. Eileen, have been married 25 years, live in Longwood and attend First Baptist Church o f Orlando. They nave three children. *T v e become involved in politics to Uy and make a dif­ ference.* West said. I encour­ age good but leas governm ent* West aald he had worked on cam paigns for Sen. John Oetalldewtcz. Rep. Bob Brooks. Rep. Tom Feeney and Seminole County CfTtnmlselfmfT Grant Maloy. Maloy*a wife. Althea. Is an office manager in W est's *Td like to ace Bob West do w rfl." Orant Maloy said Thurs­ day. T ie ’s straight forward and honest • not a s flashy o r as Ctlntoneaque a s Randy Mor­ ris." Maloy aald that West w as a Trig help" in his getting elected. "T ie's a good conser­ vative Republican who has done a lot behind the scenes. Bob's not going around com ­ plaining but actually showing there are better ways to do things. " H e w as the chairman for the Contract with the County program, which many of us supported. Should he get in of­ fice. Bob West will be another vote against unnecessary spending and fight for lower taxes. I'd welcome a vote like that." Malay said. Hinckley said site learned that Orange County libraries had software that blocked most of the explicit material on the In­ ternet. Campanaro said the block used In Orange County could also filter out material for le­ gitimate uses. For example, she said, if you block out the keyword ‘ breast.* that could eliminate research Information on breast cancer. Hinckley said she has spokrn to several other parents who have complained and she plans to distribute flyers at the library Monday morning warning the public on what ex­ actly can be accessed through the Internet. (Page (Private School Seminole County filed a motion in the 18th Judicial Circuit Court to dismiss the claim for wrongful termination. Suber Is seeking 8250.000 dam ages on that charge. The court granted the motion, from which Buber's attorneys appealed. The United States Court. Middle District, reinstated Suber'a claim and bifurcated the proceedings. The federal charges o f dis­ crimination will be beard in federal court. Other charges will be heard In Seminole County circuit court. Co-educational 90 Years of finality Education Enrollment Now In Progress O PEN HOUSE Free Enrollment Fee This Day Only! (For N ew Enrollments) Bring This A d W ith You! "We asked the District Court to be the appellate court. Joyce was very pleased that the court agreed with her peti­ tion to amend and have her claims beard.* H ead said. Ja n u a ry 24, 1998 Besides the 8250.000 dam ­ ages for wrongful termination. Suber is seeking 85 million for age discrimination. 85 million for the county's refusal to re­ spect her employment and property rights, and to con ­ tinue her employment, and 810 million for sexual harassment. She contents in her suit that she was "regularly subjected to unwanted sexual advances and innuendoes by male m embers of the county staff, including elected officials, employees and paid agents.* Her attor­ neys claim as a condition of employment “we are past the age of patting a woman on the butt and telling her to enjoy It* The lawsuit is currently in the discovery phase, in which Information from both aides la gathered and shared. Suber re­ cently testified 12 hours in her dfpoiltton. firmly believe all of Joyce's allegations will be proven true,* Head said. said they sluuld not block the Internet completely because the could be sued by the ACLU or something like that.* she said. Campanaro said she has re­ ceived some complaints and it was her understanding that county attomrys were working to see what the library can do. "There are a whole lot of Is­ sues here.* Campanaro said. T h is 1s a something that Is going on across the country and there's no easy answer.* Tlie Internet technology. Campanaro said, Is something so new that society has not yet figured out how to deal with the pros und the cons. Upon further investigation. era to the Sanford branch li­ brary. *1 was very upset to find out that people were using the In­ ternet to view pornographic images at the library,* Hinck­ ley said. *1 try to give my kids the type of childhood where they are protected against this type of thing.* Hinckley said her 15-year-old daughter, who was working on a school project at the library, let her know that boys as young as 10 or 11- years- old were accessing explicit Images, which could also be seen by those walking near the com ­ puter screens. A filtering screen the library uses is not adequate to block the Images from those not using the com ­ puters. she said. When Hinckley expressed her concerns to one of the librari­ ans regarding the use o f com ­ puters in the children's area to view pornography, she was told if this happened library patrons were told to move to the adult area computers which are about four feet away. T m concerned this is draw­ ing people Into pornography and this can lead to violence against women and children.* she said. Hinckley said she spoke to branch manager Janean C am panaro but was not satisfied with the response. “S he told me they were aware of the problem but she said they had s legal opinion that Suber Coa tinned rials in Suiter's department. Late in 1997, the FBI requisi­ tioned related documents from This choir continues lo entertain with the songs that All the heart and enrich the spirit of the soul. Highlighting the tnterfalth religious obser­ vance. the message will be delivered by the Rev. Bruce Scott, pastor of the First Presbyte­ rian Church In Sanford. Tills service has for the last 10 years shown fellowship between the churches and pastors of the Sanford-Seminole County communities. Fellowship and togetherness are one of the dreams of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. a legacy In his own right. 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Airport Bh (407)) 323-6771 �I i Plenty of honors in Oviedo ROTC my m u x Herald Staff Writer A lot of high school students have the wrong Impression about the Naval Junior Re­ serve Officer's Training Corps. Bdlcve It or not, they are kids in the hall iy the flag during the Anthem or the ones outside sweating and march­ ing around . ROTC la actually an organi­ sation for dedicated students who are trying to decide If a career In the military Is for them. At Oviedo High School, the program Is even a little but ’ Besides all al of the education and training, we learn how to be a family In this program.* Cadet-Ensign AlHernandez. *We also learn how to be a part of the community, both at school and In the real world. The val­ ues that are taught here go way beyond military training.* The reason for that Is C o lo ­ nel Joseph Nardo. After serving In the Marine Corps for 30 years and retir­ ing in 1990. the Colonel de­ cided to try substitute teach­ ing. Although this may seem Marine man, but NanSo said he ic loved the Job from the atari. Teaching la so rewarding.* he said. ’ Kids are like sponges and when you see thetr faces light up when something cliches, that In It­ self Is the payback.’ Once Nardo began Oiling In at Oviedo, he realised that there w as a big h ale- tn- lb s cintcutum ■where the RflfTC program should be. In faeff he was approached with the Idea of heading up the program. Four years ago, the first ROTC class began at the high school. Right away, Nardo b e­ gan passing on his years of experience In both military and human relations. By the second year. Oviedo's ROTC program w as awarded the title of an honor unit. Units are given the title of honor based on Inspections and achievements. Only 10 percent of the nation's pro­ grams are honor units and the fact that Nardo's w as named by the second year Is quite an accomplishment. Being an honor unit gives the students more opportunity for special scholarships to academies that are not avail­ able to regular units, in 1994. one student received an a p ­ pointment to the Nava] A cad­ emy and In 1995, two students rrcetved appointments. A l­ ready this year, one student w as awarded an early a p ­ pointment to West Point, the nation's Army Academy. The reason for all o f the success Is many faceted. Find. Nardo puts school work first. On Wednesday afternoons, students who need help with their studies attend a tutoring session run by the students on the Academic Team. The team la composed o f honor students in the program who dedicate their time to help their peers. The Academic Team also participates In competitions. After school activities keep the students busy when they are not doing thetr school w ork. Seventy percent o f the ROTC members are on one of the various teaaos. The drill team is a very tin- atsSfi The Oviedo ROTC Is dedicats to students trying to decide of a career In the mattery ie the right choice. port ant part of the program, and la split into three divi­ sions: basic, exhibition and color guard. There to also an Athletic TCam which represen ts the Oviedo ROTC tn various events. About 35 students are members o f the Oricnteertng Team, which uses maps and navigate The star of the program, however, to the m arksmanship "O ur number one concern with the marksmanship team to safety training.* Nardo ex­ plained. *We always have adult supervision. Instructors and coaches at every practice and event. W e only use pellet p r o and use the Indoor range that the kkto tn the program built from an old greenhouse.’ Last year, the team earned an all-expense paid trip to Colorado Springs. Colorado to compete In a national tour­ nament when they won the State of Florida competition. Although military life Is usually viewed by civilians as harsh, the atmosphere at Oviedo to quite the opposite. There are naval science classes, there are drill and marksmanship teams and there are uniforms. Above everything, however, there to a family. *So many people do not fully realize what Col. Nardo docs for us, the school and the community,* said Cadet Petty Officer Daunte Sapp. T ie really doesn't get to mingle as much because he has so many responsibilities. but Col. Nardo to the glue that holds everything together. Everyone who knows him respects him.’ ‘ Everyone thinks that Ma­ Lake Howell heads for Washington B y JB VF B B U n n C K B Herald Staff Writer T h e chair recognizes the |students from Lake Howell [H igh School.’ That's what will be ringing across the floor o f the U.S. Capitol next spring when they become the fust group ever from the state o f Florida to participate in Congress US, a student-run congressional session In Washington. D.C. The program will run In STUDENT O OIF.RSM FST tr C U S S OFFICERS Howsl studsnts Ks«y Roti. O w n Hatton and Kata Biman are savan Laka Hows! students aat to attand a student oovammant v vM fw > g v o n nojcx m o ren . Bual- Qf San ­ ford, daughter o f Matrttxa Oc­ tette. completed an Internship with the Washington County Commonwealth Attorney's of­ fice in Abingdon . Va.. while attending Emory University. Washington from Feb. 13-15 and seven Lake Howell stu ­ dents • Dawn Hatton. Kelly Roth, Kate ' Ehman. Tim Holeta, Steve Williams, Mike Cntchet and Josh Swallows • will attend. Congress D 6 to open to stu ­ dents from all over America Interested in politics and g » « t eminent and h as been run­ ning since 1934 but It wasn't until this year that a group from Florida w as represented. Once the students get there, they will have the opportunity to witness a bill designed by the students go through de­ bate among the national atudebts and, ultimately, have It ayed or nayed. Once Lake Howell got the word, the seven Juniors put together thetr pro­ posed bill which will no doubt be heavily debated. At one point, the Lake How­ ell delegation considered a bill for the direct election o f the President o f the United States, bypassing the electoral col* lege, but then decided to go with a different Issue, one that affects high school students everywhere. Lake Howell's bill reads. *A Resolution to Intervene Mili­ tarily to End Drug Trafficking From South America.* The resolution suggests that the President o f the United States would be required to certify that the nations re­ sponsible for Importation o f drugs into the country are co­ operating with U.8. Law offi­ cials and making progress in ending such trafficking. Certi­ fication be w 1** within a year o f the date o f the pas- T. adds that a resolution would be reoulred to deter­ mine If mtlitaiy Intervention to necessary If the offending n a- They are known for their skills and for their i support ofthe community rines kill,* Hernandez added. 'C ol. Nardo has opened our eyes to the fact that that Is untrue. He to hard-core with a big heart. Col. Nardo cares and loves all of the kids in the unit and to always here to help us with anything. The biggest lesson 1 have learned from him to that I am here to help wherever and however I can* While the ROTC program la truly a success at Oviedo High School. It Is more through the hard work and genuine con­ cern of Nardo than through the actual military aspect of the program. Sometimes the most care comes from the person It Is least expected from. In Nardo's case, his care for students and determination to see them better themselves through education comes from a someone who to a true man first and military second. Teacher’s Eat Getting rid of dangers in American society and to O f couim sr Herald Correspondent we wanted to come up with something controversial be­ cause we wanted It to be de­ bated.* The group put together its facts and sponsor David Dees thought it would be a great w ay for his students to learn about the workings o f student government. Now, the Lake Howell stu ­ dents are trying to raise money for the trip. The total cost to send seven students comes to $3,656 and will cover expenses for three days. Hatton said everyone Is starting to get excited. T m kind o f nervous,* she said. T v e never done anything like this before. W e ll get the full effect of what It's- like on Capitol Hill.* Many of the students at­ tending the conference are already In students government at Lake Howell and also have aorne special concerns about Seminole County government. Especially about education, revising the school exams policies and eliminating block scheduling. The Lake Howell students may be a formidable group to represent Florida. Most mem­ bers are on the school debate team and several said they plan on being very active In the debates on other bills from all over the country. Winter Springs shows off Its True Colors apt different types o f people. It wlO also teach an unusual way o f looking at each other from differen t perspectives. H ie death penalty to an ex­ treme measure. However, the criminals that receive this severe sentencing are ex­ treme and dangerous to soci­ ety. I feel the death penalty Is the only way to ensure our nations safety. I believe strongly in the death penalty for many reasons. However, one reason never fades from my mind. I have no sym pa­ thy for a human being that takes the life or physically harms another human. Yea, there are second chances for everyone but not fourth, fifth, and sixth chances. If a person can shoot someone In cold blood then obviously that person does not have any morals or any feelings towards human life. There to no logical reason to rape, murder, or molest a n ­ other human. It does not matter If the criminal pleas insanity, under the influence, or even If it was Just an acci­ d e n t Those crimes are not accidents and not done with­ out some kind o f thinking and planning to them. A normal person does not get i$> one morning and commit a murder. For Instance, take the Unabombcr. Ted KaczynakL For almost 16 y e a n be h a s allegedly been killing In­ nocent Individuals by hla deadly bomba. Should we allow him to spend the rest o f hto life behind bare or be t to death, like he did to i victims? If there w as another solu­ tion to this devastating problem, then I would be willing to try bu t the facts are rehabilitation docs not work. Crime to not decreas­ ing fay Itself, ou r pctain sys­ tem to always going to be overcrowded, • and criminals are not going to stop com ­ mitting crimes. The death penalty at this time, to the only solution our government KJ< has and should enforce heavily. The death penalty to an Is­ sue that has two sides: right and wrong. The government chooses to use the death penalty to punish the guilty, to bring Justice to our sys­ tem. and to make ou r world safe. The death penalty to In every capacity right. Thetr are 38 U.S. states at present, that still use the death pen­ alty a s a form of punishment. In 1962. the annual num ber of executions was three. During 1967, It rose to 25 and as of January 31, 1966, there was 2,976 Inmates awaiting execution. The number of criminals in our country to not decreasing b y any means. The execution <jf criminals will ensure they will not kill again and it w ill also set an example to others that the government to h old­ ing firm on It’s laws. Think about If It w as your son or daughter beaten, raped, and mutilated, left with nothing. Would you be ao quick to throw out the death penalty? W ould you be lenient enough to give the guy another chance tn society? The question that many people ask to whether or not the death penalty to an effec­ tive deterrent to violence o r whether U to more effective to have long-term imprison­ ment? The reality to the pris­ oners do not get the help they need In prison. O rer half o f the convicts are re­ peat offenders. While our government docs not estab­ lish stricter consequences, these murders, rapists, child molester*, and burglars are being released, set nee back Into our society. They are being released fay over­ crowding o f the prisons and ■enti The should alert most there to a ser that needs sol Attorneys that �u •Santord Herald Sanlord. Florida •Sunday. January 11. 1998 *** Back By Popular Demand! Video Continued from P i f e 1A nation against Ron’e Video (marked n» XXX Video at Space 10 In the air-conditioned Gold Building at Flea World. XXX Video la one of 11 spares or outlets that David­ son has at the market. •■He,s been a successful flea market guy lor quite a few years, and there's never been any trou­ ble." Winter Park attorney David Waasennan said from Las Vegas on Friday, "lie sells everything from trtnkrts to toys and piu/iea." It's the overwhelming Inven­ tory of adult tapes at Space 10 the county Is concerned with not what Davidson has In hi a other Ilea World spares. T h e outlet tillering adult material la a separate und distinct busi­ ness." said John Dwyer, county current planning mannger. County Commission Chair­ man Bandy Morris talked to Flea World owner Sid l-rvy on Friday and will talk ngaln be­ fore the commission meets TUrsday. **Oticc Sid Levy un­ derstands what Is going on. I bellrve hell agree with en­ forcement of the rode." Morris said. Should the county convince the landlord of Its concern, therr would still be trouble brewing ticlwccn the county and Davidson. Wasserman said he was ready for a fight. ‘ Anyone who hns been therr knows that Flea World Is really a Inn place." Morris said. ‘ And that It's a place that sells Itself as a family entertainment cen­ ter. There are children who low to go to Fun World and go through the flea market each weekend. It's clearly not a place where pom and adult videos should be sold." Wasserman said Friday that *ln Mr. Davidson's case, wr are not seeking to obtain nn adult entertainment llernse because Mr. Davidson's Invvntory Is not u substantial or significant portion of hts slock In trade." Wasserman said that even If Courtney----------Continued from Pago 7A these convicts to a reduced sentence are also contribut­ ing to this growing problem. Many people believe once criminals are sent to prison a rehabilitation begins but statistics show (hat most criminals niter being re­ leased. go bark Into society and commit n crime again. Some psychologists say. when criminals ran not go back Into soclrty. ran not lit In or find a Job they irtually revert bark to crime. For some of the Inmates, crime Is the only way of life they know. Others can be re­ formed but Is arr country willing to take that risk. The risk that questions If these convicts arr fully rehabili­ tated. God said, "an eye for an eye* and "Whosoever sheds man's blood, by man shall his blood be sited,* (Genesis 9:6). By these two biblical rrlerenres. It Is seen that If a man commits murder, mur­ der shall be done to him. Our government Is based on the Ten Commandments and God. Our money states In Qod We Trust, our congress says a pray before each ses­ sion. and etc. Whether peo­ ple bellrve tt or not our soci­ ety was and Is built around God and his taws. Ills law which states that capital punishment Is not morally wrong but In fact Is morally right. Many ancient cultures lived by this Justice as we do now. For example, the earliest his­ torical records contain evi­ dence of capital punishment In ancient Greece. It was the Code of Hammurabi, which also stated *an eye for an eye.* The Bible enforced death as the penalty for mori than thirty different crimes. The Draconian Code of an­ cient Greece. Imposed capi­ tal punishment for every of­ fense. To us In today’s world, this may seem cruel or harsh, although those an­ cient dvlluatlons did not have high crime rates as we do. People thought twice about stealing and killing other human beings. 1 am sure if criminals knew they would only receive a slap on their wrtsta for their crime, ancient Orecce would face the same problems we are now facing. But Instead the government decided to keep the peace and enforce that criminals would not be set free or get a reduced aen- tence. They would without a doubt get *an eye for an eye." When all Is said and done, most people base their opinions on moral grounds. I have statrd God's moral ground Isn't that the right one. Lamest van dm llagg. a retired professor of law at Fordham University said, ‘ Crimes are committed not |ust against a victim, but ugalnst soclrty. thrrr must be...punishment for misbe­ havior. The punishment forfsomrl munlrrM, not all murdriisl. Is death. The mur­ derer has forfeited Ills right to live among us* To the people who are against this form of Justice. I say gtvr the government an­ other form of punishment. GIvt them a wuy you would feel physically, emotionally, und morally right ubout. If another solution Is found that works then our problem Is put to an end and If It doesn't work, come get In the same boat thr rest of the world Is In. The bout tliut Is sinking from trying to find a so called right way of pun­ ishment. A boat where the criminals out raimbrr the good citterns. The reality Is the people who sit and argue that the death penalty Is a cruel and unusual punish­ ment don't want Justice. They want an easy answer to get­ ting rid of a horrible prob­ lem. There sadly Is no easy answer, no perfect solution, and no guaranteed result. The death penalty Is Just a way to help control the problem. A way to make this world a belter place for you and your children to live. The death penalty Is a temporary answer for the time being. There are pros and cons to everything and sometimes one side Is higher than the other. With this Issue people have to put aside the fact that tt Is death we are talking about and remember we are not killing an Innocent child. We are putting to death a criminal that has harmed someone else. We can not sit and let our country fall Into the hands of criminals. The death penalty may not be the only way to cure this prob­ lem but It does one thing no other form of punishment could. It assures that the criminal will not do that crime again. That no one ran argue with. Courtney Lejfeui (s a senior at Seminole High School It were determined thnt David­ son's operation Is considered nn adult video store under thr new Seminole County Code, then he Is entitled to the same legal rights as Excitement Video und Bob's Video (who arr licensed) nnd should be granted un adult entertainment license." Olhrr Hen World vendors seemed surprised about the sudden ado ubout Davidson's adult video operation. Hugo Alvnrex. who hns a Jewelry repair shop • spare 17 directly across from XXX Video • said he hud no problem with the store. •Some people go right by. others go In." Alvarez said. *l‘vr never heard anyone com ­ plain. My customers aren't concerned. Either am I. ' I f someone wants to go In there, that's ihelr right." Dennis Carl, who trnds u booth known as CD's A Mon­ In another section of the mar­ ket, says he’s sent customer;) to Davidson's store. ‘ "When someone asks for family vid­ eos, I send them one direction. When they nsk for udult videos. I send them to the Gold Build­ ing." *So what's the fuss other than a lot of political b.s.," said Flra World general man­ ager George Srhnlppel. "Next, they’ll want to take the beef out of hot dogs. Where's all this end? It's u free country." A shop employee, who asked not to be Identified, allowed a reporter but not a photograjilier Inside XXX Videos on Fri­ day. There's nn American flag at the entrance and n sign: *lf adult matrrlal or nudity offends you. Do Not Enter." Another reads: *You must be 18 or older to enter." **l don't look at this stuff. 1 Just sell It." thr employee said. Few of the video titles can be reprinted. In this newspaper. Some were marked *Gay Vid­ eos." others. ‘ All-Olrl Videos." Therr was a $20 county oc­ cupational license Issued to Ronald Davidson on one wall. *Wnnt u John Wayne movtr?" the employee asked. "W e have some cartoons, too. ‘ Porky Pig and Friends. Beauty and the Beast." These films were on a small slirlf In thr middle of the room • and amounted to less than one perernt of the Inventory. Tills was not the Ideal place to find the Duke or Daffy Duck. Sanford Mayor Larry Dale said Friday that he was ‘ glad to see the approach Seminole County was luklng In the adult video Issue. We're concerned with what Is happening here or anywhere else In the county." Dole will attend Tuesday's commission proceedings that include the commission's deci­ sion as to which potential udult entertainment sites would be Identified. Thr San­ ford City Commission would like the county to drop the air­ port aerragr. *We don't like It that any site has to be Identified but wr be­ llrve thr wrstsldr sites are much Iras likely to be ever considered." Dole said. c a k p h M i n m i am miss. , Hut what if it does? Then where unit you he? Do )vu have a financial plan that can cany you through? Here's a real "can't miss." SunlYust. V ie iiwestment firm with a century o f experience. O ne that has M anm .ld A ssets ( I n Biiiio ss ) ["Central MUII doubled managed assets since 1991 and currently manages over $60 billion. Hill 53 II V(l II IS II mu it ii wa But we've also grown in other ways. We've doubled our clients in the past two years, through relationships built by understanding their personal goals and planning fo r them uith a long-term focus. 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For this one night, watch Oviedo. .* / know: Lake Mary win be back next season |o defend Its Class GA state championship In girls basketball. They may be the best In the State and deserve a top -10 ranking In at least the southern national rankings. (But they Still will lose to Oviedo Monday). : ! think: Lake HoweU will avenge Its heart­ breaking loss against Oviedo In boys basket­ ball Wednesday when the two teams meet at the end of January. / know: Oviedo boys’ coach Ed Kershner de­ serves mention as one of the best coaches In the history of Florida basketball. I think: Duke will beat North Carolina In the NCAA Final Four In March despite the loss of Elton Brand. ' f know: Vernon Maxwell Is going to c m ! the Magic some ugly headlines aom rw hdN between now and May when he erupts over something stupid. He Is a time bomb waiting to explode. / think: Paul Beik gets all the headlines for the Lake Mary boys basketball team but the most indispensable player Is rebounding m a­ chine Ben Kersenbrock. I know: Barry Switzer didn't deserve to be fired as coach of the Dallas Cowboys. Every­ one saw the losses but few realized how fnany starters were lost each season to free agency so the Cowboys could keep their B ig 4 of Alkman, Emmltt. Irvin and Delon. Switzer got them three division titles In four years which would have earned him Coach of the Year In almost every other town In the NFL. / think: Lake Howell's Tam Hopkins will be a starting offensive lineman for Ohio State In the Rose Bowl next January. *. I know: Oviedo's Jason Dangerfleld Is get­ ting some key playing time for the Jackonvtlle University baskethall team and form er U G A coach Huge Durham. : / think: University of Florida basketball is on Its way to another Final Four In the next two or three years. W ild Billy Donovan Is landing one of the top recruiting classes In By JEFF BERLINICKE Herald Slnff Wrllcr Sentinolo High School junior carter Cantatas Bus goes high to ftp doan s rebound to he* Arrow Fores VI topple Lake Mary. 61-45, In Sentinels AVtisUc Conference ■ SANFORD _ It’s almost loo rnsy In overlook Arrow Fnrrc VI. In a conference knov’ti for lln Ovledos and Lakr Howells. Semi­ nole liua quietly pul together a pretty linpm stvr learn of its own this season and proved It last night, crushing visiting Lake'Mary. 61-45, si Hill firming Memorial Gymnasium. For the Rams. It wus u rout that came at a bad time. Lake Mary re­ cently won Its own competitive basketball holiday tournament and was on a six-gome winning streak but has struggled In the county. Seminole, which finished third In the Lakr Mary Holiday Classic, came out and never let the Rams back Into the game after running to an early Irud. *1 think Seminole Is a very good team.* said Lakr Mary roarh Mike Oaudrrau. “They scared me be­ es use the last time wr played them, they didn't play too well. They defended us and playrd with more Intensity." It showed on the court and In the stands as the Seminole crowd gave thrtr tram a standing ovation as the clock tlckrd down In the final minute. It was tire second win In three nights against a Class 6A team • the 'Notes beat Lake Bran­ tley two nights ago • and solidified a strong bid for a run at the dis­ trict crown. "Wr were vrry energized tonight." said Seminole roarh Bob Tralna. "I'm pleased because we needed to sliow some killer Instinct." Much like Oviedo. Arrow Forre VI Isn't a tram with a clear superstar. Sometimes it's Daryl Redding. Last night. II was Zekr Seymore who led the 'Nolcs with 19 points and sev­ eral spectacular dishes. 'Zekr Is shooting wrll." Tralna said, "lie needs to take good shots and make good decisions and when he does that, hr's effective." Tire Seminole defense, though, coupled with some poor shooting from Ihr Rams, spelled all the dif­ ference. Lake Mary wasn't knock­ ing down Its free throws or threepointers and (>aul Belk (IH points) didn't have his usual big game. Seminole fell down big. B-2. as Belk scored six points In the ftrat three minutes, hut Seminole made Its first run of the night. Seymore pul In an easy layup, Redding hit a Jumper and Seminole peeked away at the Rams until Seymore lied II with a Jumper and free throw for a three-pointer. Then. Seminole went on a &O run, rapped off try s Redding tip tn at the first quarter buzzer to put the 'Notes up. 17-11. After Randy Abrams hit a Jumper to rut It to 17-13, Seminole went on 7-0 run und Lake Mary never threatened again. Redding had 11 points lo help Seymore's big effort nnd Terri Pat­ rick added eight. For Lake Mary. Abrams added nine points. Arrow Force VI Is now 12-5 over­ all and .2-0 In the SAC. Seminole was scheduled to -play at Winter Springs In another SAC contest at 7:30 p m. Saturday, then play at girls give Rams a battle in soccer By TOBY Herald correspondent LAKE MARY _ Even at full strength, the Semi­ nole High School girls' soccer team Is outmanned by the Lake Maty Rama. With four starters out. It would seem that the Semlnoles were at their mercy. And while the Rama' 8-1 victory over the Tribe Friday night may corroborate that, both Lake Mary coach Bill Elssele and Seminole coach Tony Arena saw good things In Seminole's play. They're a good squad." said Elssele of the Semlnoles. " Haying against the teams tn the Seminole Athletic Conference will help them in their district games. Gamrs like this help them develop by playing at a higher level of competi­ tion.* For the first 20 minutes of the game, Seminole played Lake Mary even. The Rams struck first, Alyssa Benitez converting a pass from Ryan Shuw Into a goal at 4:47. A minute later. Natalie Jaques tied the score for Seminole when she tapped tn a comer kick from C.C. Gulllan. . It wasn’t until 21:51 that Lake Mary broke the He. Benitez scoring again when she directed home a loose ball following a scramble tn front of the net. The Rama scored twice more In the first half. Christina Cooley doing the honors off of a pass from Allison Weber at 28:02 and Benitez com- Lake Howell’s Reed ready for a ‘Rocky Mountain High’ By JEFF Herald Staff Writer WINTER PARK _ Colorado la a long way from Winter Park, but Nikki Reed will be flying high once she gets there this summer. The Lake Howell shooting guard signed to play basketball at the Air Force Academy, currently in Its second year o f Division I basket­ ball In the Western Athletic C o n ­ ference. Her credentials are aa Impressive off the court aa they are when she Is on the court. She la currently one of the two couple of students In her class with a grade point av­ erage of 4.2 on a 4.0 acale. Her father spent 22 years In the military but Reed said she only re­ cently started to take Air Farce se­ riously. •It's a great school with a lot of tradition and good values.’ Reed said. T h e y have great academics but when I first started hearing from tlieui, I kind of blew U o ff Then the coach called and since then. It's been Air Force all the She won't be majoring tn typical athletic endeavors once she makes It to Colorado srants to pursue fte-M ed or aero­ nautical engineering. Not a lot of those at * " * " * o f the ■ a i w basket­ ball factories. For now, there’s still the matter o f trying to get Lake Howell Into the rrgtonala The Lady Hawks arc currently 11-7 In a l o u p district FOR THE BEST C O V E R A G E and are behind Lake Mary, CMedo and Lyman tn the Seminole Ath­ letic Conference race. Still, they have had a decent sea­ son despite a slump after an Im­ pressive start. T would have liked for my senior year to have gone better but we hit that slump,* Reed said. T know w ell finish strong and I think we can upset anyone tn the districts.* Reed said that a day after a tough looo at home to Oviedo In which the Lady Hawks blew a lead. She said there was a lack of Inten­ sity and that were addressed In practice. She also said she expects another shot at Oviedo, the Lady Hawka* neighborhood rival, before the season ends. *!n my senior year. 1 really want another chance to beat them.* She has been n< doing a p e a t Job i leading Lake HoweU Howell sU aft season. aeaaoi Sometimes the lu m b e rs are there. 8he had 22 points tn a win over Deland last Saturday, and some­ times works more at pulling down boards and distributing the ball. In the Oviedo loos. Read had only one field goal but sdll made an Impact. Few players tn the county move better without the ball that Reed and she’s always around It Now that Head to moving on to the powerful W AC conference which stretches from Central Terras, up to Wyoming and out to Hawaii, aba knows what ohe needs to do to step t ^ her game. Air Faroe will be In need o f • shooting O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R AREA Lake HowoTa NMd Rood (No. 32) Ip Val W999L Inp OWp » «r— sUfc to tot Air Forao Academy In Colorado Springe Mo ML READ THE SANFORD HFRALD DAILY �•Sanford Hamid. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. January 11. 1990 E Kl “ 1 - 1 1 H ---- — 1* ...... M I ■■--■■■■! S R D c o a c h e s to m e e t SANFORD _ Anyone Interested m coaching TDali. IVc Wee, bambino. Babe Ruth. Senior Babe Ruth or girls’ softball for the Sanford Rec­ reation Department this season will need to at­ tend a coaches meeting. Monday. Janaurv 12th st 6:30 p.m. at the Downtown Youth Center. If you have any questions, please call Tom Kelly at 330 5697. S a n f o r d L ittle L e a g u e SANFORD _ Sanford Little 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 Sat­ urday and Sunday. First time players will need to bring birth cer­ tificate and proof of residency. P O N Y B a s e b a ll r e g is t r a t io n FIVE I'OINTS _ With thr#Spr1ng Baseball sea­ son ready to get started. Seminole PONY Base­ ball will hold Spring Registration over the next thrre Saturday's at the Seminole PONT 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 encour­ aged to sign up in the upstairs office of the Seminole PONY Clubhouse from 10 a.m. to 2 p in. each Satunlav. If you are new to PONT Baseball you will need a copy of your birth certificate to register. Some registration fees have been reduced In the younger age groups. Call 323-5570 for more Information. S p r in g T u r k e y Q u o t a P e rm it a p p lic a t io n s a v a ila b le n o w 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 a r c ’s Quota Hunt Ofllec In Tallahas­ see. Sportsmen can also request that an applica­ tion lx- sent by mall by calling either the Ocala regional office at (3521 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 quoin hunt of­ fice In Tallahassee before January 14 In order to be eligible for the random drawing. After the random drawing the GFC will Issue any remaining permits on a first-eome. firstserved basis. Turkey hunters on most public wildlife man­ agement areas (WMAs). and private lands do not need a spring turkey quota hunt permit. How­ ever you will need one If you plan to hunt any of the following management arras located In (hr GFC’s Central Region: Cnravel 1c Hindi In Mar­ lon and Putnam counties: Flying Eagle In Citrus County; Half Moon In Sumtrr County; Ocala1-ike Delaney Unit In Marlon ond Putnam coun­ ties; Kichloam In Sumter. Lake. Pasco and Her­ nando counties; Seminole Forest In Lake County; Seminole Ranch tn Orange County: Prairie Bakes Unit of Thrre latkes In Osceola County; and Tosohnlchce In Orange County. In ordrr to turkey hunt on any of these areas you must |Kissess a valid Florida hunting li­ cense. a spring turkey quota hunt permit, a wild turkey stamp and a wildlife management area stamp. R e c r e a t io n v o lle y b a ll SANFORD _ Hie Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Is reglsierlng teams for the Polar Bear Recrratlonal and Power Volleyball Leagues. Thr Recreational INo Splkel League plays on Monday nights and the Power League plays on Wednesday nights. All games are played at Sanford Middle School. Call 330-5697 for more Information. S R D C h u r c h B a s k e tb a ll SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment Is registering teams for an Adult Chureh Polar Bear Basketball League. 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 Girls* wrestling tournaments LAKE MARY _ The City of Lake Mary Depart­ ment of Parks and Recreation will be conduct­ ing a Polar Bear Softball season at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. The 10-week leagues will begin play the week of Janunry I9lh. 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 token 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 of Lake Mary provides balls, umpires and Hcorckecpers for all games. First place learns In each league rrcetve a championship team trophy and championship T-shirts for each player. Call 324-3097 for more Information. ALTAMONTE SPR1NOS _ Lake Brantley High School and conch Kevin Cnrpenger are pleased to announce a series of Women's Invitational Wrestling Tournaments In association with the Seminole County Women’s Wrestling Program. , The final tournament will take place at Lake Brantley High School on February 20th. Women arc eligible under F1ISAA (Florida, High School Activities Association) rules and It' will cost $30 ns a team or 95 as an Individual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119, 127, 138, 149 and 1G5 pounds. Each tournament will be double elimination! feature folkstylc rules and there will be Individ­ ual awards. Altamonte Springs Babe Ruth ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Altamonte Springs Habe 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 &70. Our program Includes ages 5 to 18 years of age. For more Information, please call our m es­ sage line at 263-7910. Lake Mary Little League LAKE MARY _ Lake Mary Little League will offer a full range of baseball and softball pro­ grams for boys and girls, ages 5-15. Registration will be held at the Lake Mary KMart on Saturday s January 17th and 24lh from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Sunday, January 18th and 25th from noon to 5:30 p.m. Registration fee Is 635 (includes MLB Jersey 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 at­ tend and will be eligible to vote at the meeting. If you can’t attend please be sure to call C ar­ men Moorhouse, League Secretary, at 324-8917 to arrange for an absentee ballot. Babe Ruth coachaa maatlng SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart­ ment. and new league Director Allan Green, will hold a mandatory meeting for all persona Inter­ ested In coaching baseball In the Sanford Babe Ruth League's tn 1998. The meeting will be next Tuesday (December 10th) AT 6:30 p.m. at the Dugout Club In HisSanford Memorial Stadium. This meeting will be used as an organiza­ tional meeting for the coming season and the coaches Input la wanted. For more information call 330-5097. 8HS alumni basaball SANFORD _ Seminole High School is looking for alumni to attend the annual baseball game and cookout to be held on Saturday. January 24, 1998 Please call Mike Powers at 320-5058 and leave your name and number and someone will return i ' call with Information. Call Cnrpenger nt (407) 320-3070 for more d e ­ tails. ■ it Sanford Adult Softball 1 SANFORD _ The Sanford Recreation Depart; ment Is taking registrations for the Adult Softball Leagues at the Downtown Recreation Cen­ ter on the first lloor of Sanford City Hall on thq comer of Seminole Boulevard and Park Avenue., The slowpltch leagues to be offered for the Polar Bear Leagues starting tn January arq men's, womrn's. Co-Ed. church and a new inj dust rial division for company teams only. For more Information please call 330-5697. SCC women at home SANFORD _ The Seminole Community College women's basketball team will be at home to­ morrow (Sunday) afternoon to host Nassau Community College from New York at 2 p.m. at thr SCC Health and Physical Education Center. Admission Is free to all Raiders games. i Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To comply with changes In the statewide waterfowl rules and eliminate confu­ sion In the hunting brochure, the rule for hunt: Ing in the Emeralda Mars!) Type 11 Wildlife Management Area has been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting per­ mit for the Emeralda Marsh Type H W M A can hunt on the first and last day. every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday of the season. The mils are available through the Tax Collector' fires of Lake. Orange, Marion and Volusia ties. Thr duck and coot season at the Eme Marsh Type II WMA will end on January 209 with a youth hunt scheduled for January 24th. Volusia Speedway Park BAROERVILLE _ Tile NASCAR All-Pro Scrte will kick off the 1998 Series on February 8th the All New Volusia Speedway Park du Speed weeks. Drivers from across the nation will be tiand to provide exciting racing on the fa 3/8'a-mJlr Asphalt Track. During the offseason Owner/Operator Murphy made the decision to change the t' tracks at the former Volusia County Speedway^ The 1/2-mllc asphalt was changed to a dir track und the dirt track is now a 3/8-mlle at phall track. For more Information on the activities V olu tU Speedway Park call (904) 985-4402. ;■ i. .......' i Soccer IB _____the hat trick at 37:23 on an assiat from lUraDeaver. Oviedo sophomore Mary Lou Johnston (left), the county's leading scorer, and Lake Mary Junior AaWee Ballsnee will resume their battle to see who is the best Jeffh « i ib the nation and the guy can flat-out coach. / know: Nebraska would have crushed Michigan If they played alter the bowl season was completed. / think: Winter Springs Is the sleeping giant In the Seminole Athletic Conference. Give them two years and the best facilities in the county will add up with the first senior class and the Bears will be tough. point guard in the Seminole Athlete Conference tMien the two girls' besketbetl powers meet Mondey night at Oviedo High School sterling at 7:30 p.m. f know: Between Seminole and Lake B ra n ­ tley baseball, the county will have at least one state championship in the spring. I think: The Jacksonville Jaguars, despite a first-round playoff loss, are still Florida's best professional football team. / knout; It’s great to see Coach Mac on the Seminole girl s’ basketball bench now that he's taken over as Sylvester W ynn's assis­ tant. He's a classy guy and there's not a big­ ger fan of the Semlnoles. Lake Maty scored four goals tn the first 16 minutes of the second h a lf Cooley registered a hat trick of her own with two second-half goals while Deaver and Ashley Kellgren each had one of their own. Deaver and Benitez each were credited with an assist. ‘ Even though we did give up four goals, we played a much better second half.* said Arena. *We talked about marking up better and trying to shut down their No. 1 scorer, which we did. ‘ injuries are killing us right now. W e have four girls out with injuries. Tonight, we only suited up 12 girts, which means we only had one sub­ stitute. There were three freshman who played the entire second half tonight. With that In mind. I'm pleased with the glrla' effort.* Seminole goalie Beth Gagnon turned in a he­ roic performance, registering 13 saves on 34 Lake Mary shots and hauling in seven crosses. *A lot o f teams would h a w folded.* said Arena. 'B ut the girls played hard for 80 min­ utes. They never gave up.* That was also noted by El aerie. 'It w as good for us to h a w Seminole come a f ­ ter us and pressure us for the entire game." said Elasele. T h a t forced us to h a w to knock the This spring the GFC increased the num ­ ber o f sunshine bass It stocked In the lake by an additional 100.000. totaling 300.000 tn an attempt to make fishing even better. Anglers have been catching their limits regularly since October. Most o f the fish caught are those that were stocked early this spring. Currently, these fish are 11 Inches long and weight close to 1 pound. ‘ One out o f every 12 sunshine bass being, caught weights 2 to 4 pounds,* Myers said. 'Catching these larger bunshine baas shows that there are plenty of fish left In the lake from the 1996 stocking and la an early Indi­ cation o f another fantastic sunshine bass season.’ Last April and May. as the water tempera­ ture warmed, a tremendous trophy sun- S H U P E ’8 OUTDOOR8 SHUPE shine bass fishery developed In the lake. A n ­ glers caught several hundred fish weighing over 7 pounds each. , Live crawfish and cpmmerclal shiners were the most effective baits for larger fish, while grass shrimp worked beat for catching smaller fish. The most common technique la using a cane pole with 12-20 pound test line and fishing five to seven feet below a aUp cork. The best and most consistent areas to fish are around the three GFC fish attractors a. The arwhich are marked with U rge buoys. eas around the mouth o f Hatchett Creek/ln the north end o f the lake w as the! hot spot during April and May for U rge fish. T he cool water Inflow from the creek historically at­ tracts fish during w anner months. / The dally bag Hmit U 20 sunshine baas. Only six o f the 20 fish m ay be 24 Inches o r greater In length. * There U a county park with a boat ram p on Highway 20 at the south end of the lake. SSMMOLS COUNTY c m . a c tio n cats a ss s m i -ca-i « n ,ii,iM T DSM-M FC-1SI \ Camay County MU.J0.wi LYNN rswrssi I ala tar Ms awn* va H ta rM a ts os r * tO catch due to high winds. Expect good action when wlnda subside. si ASK/ATOMMS L. FORECAST tn l l n ^ p i l i f l la g iw in b lit Cohn • Amatt f.O. So* I I T1 Tampa. FL 1M01 PtaMM, SCOOP It will take sonar to find bass in the river with all o f the high water. Anglers would be wise to fish confined areas such as Jgkc Monroe. U k r W lnrtrr and la t a FnlntcttBase would be much easier to locate In such areas with dearly defined boundaries. Look for speckled perch In Mnnrru- Simply find the d usters o f boats and Join In for the action. Snook action may he alow at Sebastian Inlet, but big flounder are making up for IL Bounce finger mullet slowly across the bot­ tom for the best action with flatfish to over Im pounds. Also expect a few snook and redflah to be mixed In with the catches. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports no offshore action due to high seas. Inside the Port, expect flounder and sheepahead. Trout and redflah are scattered in the B a­ nana and Indian R iw y and strong winds have made fishing difficult Bfg sheepahead are the news at Ponce ln Ict. Fiddler crabs and live shrimp are the top baits. Drum , redfiah, blueflah and Jack erevalle are also In flood num bers. TYout and r~ »S a h Legil Notices LECT A O f ST AND ANT INf O N -, RATION OS TAMS 0 W I U BE • USED FOR THAT FUNfOBE. 1ISC. SUNSHINE BASS ARE ALSO GREAT FIGHTERS AND TASTY TABLE FARE. F IS H IN G Legal Notlcee THS SANK Of NSWYORK. . AS TRUSTS! UNOSR TNI .FOOUNO ANDSCRVtCHta AORSSMSNT OATtOAS Of juur si. iwa. su m s Sunshine bass thrive in Newnans Lake SANFORD _ Anglers who are looking for some of the best sunshine bass fishing In Florida need to check out Newnans t-ak*east of Gainesville. ' Florida Gam e and Fresh W ater FIbH Commission (GFC) fisheries biologists are predicting a replay of last season's phe­ nomenal fishing when anglers caught 44.000 sunshine bass from the lake between October 1996 and June 1997. GFC biologist Randy Myers said the GFC stocked Newnans tn 1996 with 200,000 sun­ shine bass flngerllngs, five times the norm al amount, to determine If saturation stocking was Justified In terms of num ber of fish h ar­ vested by anglers. ball around tnstrad of standing around and' taking shots.* Lake Mary also won the Junior varsity game..' 5-0. The Rams, now 8-1 and 2-0 tn the SAC, were j scheduled to play at Jackaonvllle-Bollea today (Saturday). Lake Maty will host Lake Brantley tn a key SAC and 6A-Dtstrict 3 game Wednesday before traveling to Boca Raton to take on Spanish River on Friday. Seminole (5-5-1, 0-3-1 in the SAC) will play three home games next week. Edgewater pays a visit on Tuesday, Oviedo cornea calling on Wednesday, and Winter Springs visits next Fri­ day. ‘ After that, we have eight consecutive garni against district opponents.* said Arena. *1 ho] we're at full strength by then.* Tfcs L.F. n•0 ou . tans a tt Man* Haafc aas aaP ta li M'OO. (TaRtaMwf Lstt1.atsafcO.AS. STEVENS AOOtTtON TOtNOWAY, T11I/TMI RUAJtV SrA. ISOS. OATtO M s MS Say st JANUART, IK S . JH •ay fes Baas Or Ssa wta « m m (am I T H W , ssaal ■ant aim . A •% BM Baas Is < oSSPsfcssMHCssn Sr-JSM t . TIBS ACT Of ISM; OrSsr Rs. SS-STi Maw Man SMS pja. Saaai Mm as FsOm m v 11*. IN S . SIS Mt ataaS aMw aaafc Raw se ts at laasi Has M m n W ts a s ereeeedMrig Tele^^AeAe' A8?* ua-UM aiii. aur " i -soo-m - ■ ROTS: T M t S t e B B M TiON. fROaa A O U T COLLEC­ TOR, is AN ATTSUPT TO COL- r o ts T a E T p r o s n s c tiv t ‘frits"s aas m sr cst c a u TtONSO NOT TO CONTACT m usurer o f th e co u n tv sta ff or I 1 �tm m m rn . Sanford Haraid. Sanford. Florida •Sunday. January 11, 1996 - M THE PLAY-OFFS SANFORD _ It Is with great sadness that I write tills column today, our beloved Bucs have fallen. The Green Bay Packers proved to be too much as the weather cooperated In freezing Tam pa flay In Its tracks. Unlike the majority of football fans In this country, I think the Bucs not only could have, but should have won that game. The defense was certainly up to the task as they dominated the first half of play. Hardy Nickerson and Warren Sapp were so fired up, there was nothing the Packers could do to stop them. Sapp got Into a scrap with Brett Favre early In the contest, rind got the best of the argument for the rest of the afternoon. The offense w as an absolute disappointment as It failed to look Uke a professional unit and struggled to put up points. I take that back, the offense wasn't the p rob ­ lem. once again It was Trent Dllfer that was un­ able. or unwilling, to carry his weight. He has hurt the Bucs more over the last three years than any other player, and the time to replace him is now. While we are on the subject of Trent Dllfer. can I ask a very difficult question? How In the world Is this man going to the Pro Bowl? .. He was absolutely horrible again this year, he Just threw fewer Interceptions. , Why? » The painful truth Is that the coaching staff was Intelligent enough to realize that he Is In­ capable of success through the air. In response to this obvious discovery, they decided to let him throw the ball a lot lesa. Result? Less passes usually means lesa Interceptions. As predicted by this writer, the San Francisco 49ers trounced the Minnesota Vikings In a game that should have been called at halftime. Although the final score w as lopsided, it didn't tell the whole story. Steve Young marched the offense at will, and except for one blown coverage, the Vikings were stymied by the Nlner defense. San Francisco looks very good going Into this weekend's game against a Packer team that has a way to go before returning to last year’s form. In the A.F.C.. the Pittsburgh Steelers were able to squeak by the Patriots, who had a chance to win until the final whistle. Kordell Stewart and BUI Cowher had better get their ofTense going after scoring a lousy seven points at home. The defense did, however, come to play, which w as evident In the fact that It limited Drew Bledsoe and Company to a p a ­ thetic six points. The Denver Broncos looked solid in pulling ofT a win In the always difficult Arrowhead Stadium. Marly Schottenhdm rr has to be the worst playoff coach tn the history of the league. He Is now infamous In Kansas City for getting hls team to the postseason with a great record, then folding under pressure. He suffered blistering criticism this week for changing quarterbacks when the team was o b ­ viously in a groove. Look for owner Lamar Hunt to seriously consider replacing Marty sometime this summer. My sources inside the Chiefs or- ganlzatlon have Informed me that Mr. Hunt In hungry to win a trip to the Super Howl and has lost faith In Marty. Quite frankly, so have I. Speaking of coaches being replaced, the big­ gest news of the week (Just kidding) came out of Dallas. Barry "Barlrndcr" Switzer announced his resignation and returned to his ranch with a cocktail In hand. Rumor has It the poor guy Is so broke hr Is considering an offer to become a spokesman for a national malt liquor company. I've known for a very long time that he was not a good coach, but had a hard time jumping on the bandwagon that seemed determined to ruin the man's life. I wish him well, and If I saw him In an airport bar. I'd buy him a drink. Let's take a look at this weekend’s games and find some winners. DENVER (-2) AT P IT T S B U R G H This line has shocked met The bookies opened the game at EVEN, and It has hnd a two point swing In less than a week. The Sterlets lackluster performance against the Patriots h as certainly sent the bettors scrambling to bet on the Broncos. Hut.......I have a secret. Bill Cow her and I chatted briefly on Tuesday and he let me In on some classified Information I can relay to you. The Pittsburgh Steelers deliberately kept a ton of plays, enthustssm. and players out of the game last week. Why? Isn't It obvious? The entire organization was sure they would have no problem brushing off New England, but “the strategy almost Jumped up and bit us," said Cowher. lie ndmltted to me that In retrospect It was not a good decision. ‘ In every round o f the play­ offs you have to being the house." He's right, and this werk they will. 8 t e e l e r a 2 4 , B r o n c o s 1 7 . C r o w d N o is e : B + i G R E E N B A Y (-2 ) A T S A N F R A N C IS C O When Is the betting public going to wake up and realize that the Packers have been terrible against the spread this year? This Is another line that moved all the way from EVEN to the visiting team being favored by two. I Just don't see the Packers, who should have lost to the Dues, beating the Nlners at San Francisco. Green Day will have a very tough time running the ball, and the Nlner secondary Is nothing to scoff nt. If the game comes down to Favre’s arm, this one Is a toss up, but I think Steve Young will set a tempo that puts the game out of reach for the visitors early In the third quarter. I was very Impressed with the ENTIRE team In their ,thrashing of the Vlldngs. They can throw the ball well, run the ball effectively, and defend against both. They will be fired up for the opportunity to beat their nemesis of the past few years In front of the home crowd. Tills game Id the Super Bowl, and my money says the Niners win it. FfI n e r t 2 7 , P a c k e r s 17. C r o w d N o ie e : D + . I’ll be leaving for my annual Super Bowl trip In 14 days, but will keep you Informed of devel­ opments leading up to the Big Show In San Dlego. Take care and have a great weekend. ★ Tibbets Auto Repair ★ of O u r M u f f le ,. Ken Kern's Transmission is Back! Ful Card simulcasting bomFL.CA.KY.NY.PA scoring a gsns-high 10 points and handing out several outstanding assists to load Anow Foie* VI to a 61-48 tomfools AlhMo Conlarance victory ovsr Lafca Mary. Star ssniof forward Paul Bsfc (No. 94, right photo) had an oh night, for him, but sM lad Ihs Rama wdh 11 points. Arrow--------------------------------leader Oviedo an Wednesday before returning home to host Winter Springs on Friday and Spruce Creek tn a Class HA- Mary will host Central Florida Christian Academy from Ocoee, which U beat tn the semifinals of the Lake Mary Holiday Classic, on Monday On The Road V n V P T IB B IE - Reed guard next seapan. so Reed Is looking for some Immedi­ ate playing time. ,i "1 need to be more aggressive and be more of a take-charge player on the pourt." Reed said. "It’s funny because I can be very aggressive tn my summer leagues but then I’m not during the school ... •Clutch MJustmsst *Transmission Chsck Towing Available — • Brakes ______ • CVs k Axles • Engine Repairs • T\me • ups �4B Sunftv ( Mora l \ • - People Club heralds new year by celebrating women Hu- Sahfotii W>mtiin «■ i Inti heralded 1M*IS I,, (ext!\ f .(I m otplirn- .it tin- ihihhme-r un .I.m 7 Tin- .uutiioniim was drior.itcil li\ tin- hostesses hi the \i w Yr.u s tnutll with lie.uitiftil .in.inci'itirtils ut to 'I-*- pi.ti i d .it \.Illt.l^r putnts Each table w.i*. i entered with .1 dith-rrnt diluted runner i't m ill Dimers tlh.iiiird with swirls i't multi t eluted -ti. mi i-r*. .uui » h.uup.ictu- goblets hi keeping with the Velebt.ih* U turn* thi-mt ui tin G enital Federation ol Wimu-tVs H u bs President Uuih Game-. led tin- program u> honoi .ill 1Till* iihmuIh-iv Uuth mentioned mmii-iou- women tri'i»i htstun whi> have lelt then m.uks un tin- miernatimi.il seene n ie ll Until targeted tile t It it 1 members atul during thi pro cram each member was pn settled with a certificate suiting the mnnlH-r ol w a rs she has been a member Hie memlier Semite the must veals is Kh/ala-th Hull 07 who has been a dub member lur tki S E N IO R E D IT O R iiiucv all) he held at the home •-I I 1,mres Wilson and the ESO meet me mil he held at (hr Imu a ul lean Melts with Uosr 'uenhsun ts the guest speaker Ihe In I iws committer will DORIS DIETRICH \ears and is .1 lestdent at a health <an- 1eutei Minnie M eim eil 1 whu has itiuved tu It. uaii \ 1 has 5.'t veals mi tnbetstii| m t h i ilnh while \nuntil- *m,-,nev it.in been a 1bib meinbi t lui m vrars I'm bi uni- niiiiibeis at lending 11.-si tin sutind ul tin'll tianu tu iiie n i 1)11 11 m l nitnl 1i't!i!u U i' with a round ut appl uisi e. tunrig through out fin 1hibbuiisr 1hi presi dent 1 m lak* 1 tmu Ini the e\ tensni le s ia iih <>| data eti hilled Old the endless hunts she spent ite itlllc the le rtlll i ates It was muotlliced the Mutithh Mndce social lm Feb I m headed I>\ Ihtllllle Logan m ill \nn llttssun ami Kllsahetli lto\iI as 1 ummlltee memI *1-1 S 111. nominating i nm m ll'rr t» made up ut Ruse Jacob«nn ihaiiman, Ann Mrlsson. Hrltv 1 olbr 11 I thin Prevail am! K.u i n Un hurdsun llel utes l ash a Imatil mem n. 1 at Sairl louse ut Seminole, spuke nil the needs ul spouses and ih lld ieii lunllned to this sheltet lui abused spouses. Tht shelter needs toilet artl i!echildren's 1Inildnp ilia pets linens rh Anyone who would like lu lotiiMlnite Items, please eall Drl.nrrs. .lane Morgan eoordlnatiir of \'ISTA (Volunteers In Srrvtrr to Ametieal .mummied volunteers at. needed in the schools. See erat eluh members have voltm leeted lm this servile More un this latet .h'.ma Hughes, president of the reeenlh disbanded Junior Woman's 1 luh spoke on Ihe work ol the Juniors and rxhlblted a plaipie listing tbe 2H Junior presulenls. President ('•atues mentioned that she was the tirst Junior tn advance to general memlien hlp 20 years ago. Since that time, 10 Jun­ iors have turned the general tlnh Hostesses were: Joanne Dnigr and Hetty Smith, chair­ men. Peg Junes, Fnyr Siler, Hetty Colbert. Pal Itiuuks and Kay Hartltoloniew. H*akl Photo by Tommy Viof#rrt In her program lo "Celebrate Women." Rulh Gaines (center) cites Vivienne Sweeney (left) as a 50-year club member while Jeana Hughes holds a plaque listing 28 presidnnls ol the San lord Junior Woman s Club Tnt* 2B year old club has now folded Ruth Gaines presents a "Celebrate Women" award fo Elizabeth Huff. 97. who has been a member of tho Woman s Club of Sanford Inc for 66 years Ethel Michaud (seated), was honored on her 91 st birthday at a luncheon hosted by her sister, Maude Butler (standing). ETHEL HONORED ON 91ST BIRTHDAY Maude Hutlcr was hostess at a luncheon honoring Iter sister, Ktltel Michaud, wtio celebrated Iter 01st birthday on Dec. 31. Ihe birthday luncheon was held al the Colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Ethel was the renter of attraction as the group reminisced about the "good old days* Those at­ tending enjoyed the luncheon complemented with a beautiful birthday cake,., . Ethel ts a former secretary and lived In Detroit for more than 50 yrars. She has been a resident ol Drum Towers for IS years. Others attending the lunch­ eon wen- Eleanor Elchom. Ik-verly SouthwUkr. Lucille Keefe, Ann O'Brien. Jean De Muih. Rosa Davis, Betty McFarland. Dorothy Taylor. Rose Kramer, and Maude's husband. Emle Butler. Onward Christian Soldier Annual Men’s Day observance planned Hwatd Pttolo by A/di Sooths Pamela Brady, C8C Channel 6 Television's meteorologist, was the guest speaker al tho January meeting ol tho United Methodist Women of the First United Methodist Church n Sanford Brady spoko to the women and guests about her role as a Christian and about a mission she took to Russia through her church She showed a video and told of her interest in Russian children with cleft palates. Brady was at Russia during the time of the coup lo overthrow Russia. When Brady first ar­ rived in the area, she lived n Lake Mary. She is married to an Orlando physician. Or Scott Brady, and they have one daughter. According to Marion Rethwill, president of the WMC, "She (Pamela) was wonderful!" t The annual Men's Day Obser­ vance at New Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church will be held on Sunday. Jan. 18 ut 11:00 a.m. The speaker at thr worship service will be Brother Reginald Johnson, Sr. At the 4.00 p.m. service, the keynote speaker will be Bishop Frank C. Cummings of the Eleventh Episcopal District. Bishop Cummings was elected the 95th Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church In Jupe o f 1976. He also has served tn the eighth und first Episcopal districts. Bishop Cummings has many outstanding accomplishments of which he is proud: Founder of First District ' Plaza. Phila­ delphia: member of the Board of Directors, United Bank of Philadelphia (blacl( owned and operated): first black to serve as the t ommlssloi\er on the civil service board of St. Louis: developed a master - Insurance program for all' A.M.E. churches and related proper­ ties; founder of the Allen Travel Service. Inc. located tn St. Louis. lie continues to grow and be effective to the communities and churches he serves. Bishop Cummings and his lovely wife Martha are' leading in a mighty "sweet" way. Hie church families and the community are Invited to wor­ ship with the men pf New Bethel. Brother Ronald Shaw. Sr. ts chairperson and Rev. Fred Robinson. Jr. ts pastor. SEMINOLE HOPE SETS COMMUNITY MEET Seminole Hope's first com­ munity meeting for 19(18 will be held on Saturday. Jan. 17 at 12:00 at the West-$anford Boys and Girls Club located on Persimmon Avenue. / The theme will be Welfare to Wurk and will be d(fcusaed by Wilbert McTler the regional di­ rector of Rrglon ,V. State of Hefftfcl Photo by Tommy Vnctnt ITALIAN NIGHT SET Thr Sanford Woman's Club will hold thr annual popular Italian Night on Saturday. Fell. 21. at the clubhotisr. ai cording to Hetty Jack. Ilrst vice president, Hetty Malbark Is the chairman and said serving hours will lx- hum 5 to Carry-out will also he able h p hi avail 8ct Dietrich, Page SB BB Horlda Department of Labor and Employment Security. Mr. McTler Is responsible for nine counties thut Includes Seminole. Orange and Luke. He works with Ihe employment o f­ fices, unemployment Insurance and the new Welfare Reform called WA.G.E.S. and has worked In many different ca­ pacities with the State of Flor­ ida. Other city offlrlals will be tn attendance, namely District III City Commissioner Dr. Velma Williams. All Welfare recipients and citizens are Invited to hear how the Florida Welfare Rrform will change your life for thr better. MLK CELEBRATION Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. 1998 City of Sanford celebra­ tion will be observed Jan 17 and 18 at the Sanford Civic Center. The commemorative banquet will be held on Satur­ day, Jan. 17 at 6:00 p.m. The banquet will present the Youth Performers of Tljara School of Performing Arts and Academics under Ihe direction of Patricia Whallry. a citizen of the Sanford/Seminole commu­ nity, will be given the commu­ nity service award and the Brotherhood Awurd for 1998. A scholarship will be pre­ sented to students of various schools. The fee for the ban­ quet Is $15.00 per person. Hie Sunday. Jan. 18, 2:30 p.m. Inter Faith Rrllglous Ob- Wllbsrt M cTlsr servance will feature the M.L.K. celebration choir made up of various church choir members with Gloria Williams. Director. The guest minister of Ihe hour will be the Rev. Bruce Scott, pastor of First Presbyte­ rian Church o f Sanford. This fellowship will. Include wor­ shipers from till faiths and churches. LEADERSHIP CONFAB The Bishop's Leadership Conference will be held at the Peabody Holrl In Orlando Jan. 13-16. The theme will he Holi­ ness A Provrn Foundation For a Promising Future, by thr Church of God In Christ. Bishop Chandler D. Owens will be the presiding Bishop. Also In attendance will he Bishop Martin L Johnson. Conference Coordinator and Bishop Elbert Lee Sheppard, the Host Hlshop of ihe Western Florida Jurisdiction. Ih e Holy 8 c « Hawkins, Page BB 6B �ki Santonl Hemlcl Sintorr) f lorid.i Sunrt.iy January ti 199ft ;p Hobbyist of the Week EN G A G EM EN TS Wood carving is a way of life for retiree By SUSAN WENNER Herald Stall Writer Domotrin P olly nnd Slophon Monos V Petty-Manes Mi .(till Mis hti^riif IVItv ol S.mliml .it it it H11ti I* ilii engagement "I tin'll il.lu^li tn llciniin.i 11iiiisr l.iiv <ll Hampton \'.l In Slrpll* II M.mrs V til Smliilk sun hi served .is .1 |hi i 11itiir .nnl iiiitlr! Cl.til irsi-.ut her .it NAM Shr is .i iiii'inlirr. i lioieugi.ipher .mil p.isl pii siili'iii n| l'rr|)s|i linrr.m tin 1 il.itu i Halt. 1i .i anit <hi- 1It » M t H 1lutealIlia Mane-. the btlilr eh i I (s II if* inI.I lei u.il glaliitilaiilgl Hf i fit IzTItl.l Id anil MeII I.I w if 11« k Bruns wt* k t *a .ilint 1I m * { »*i lCftl.ll grandriaiig III* 1 ol tIn* late Mt anil Mis !(• II i\ 1ic s 111.t Mllllllt s Ain' t Ii U1 iiii nl Suitin' 1to ks Anv1 t K II > Ms Pellv Is a 1 tu ale ol Semtliole 11 I St h<Mil whrtr st(e was a IIH II iln-1 Ml IIrt.i i Ii i Ij Mu Alpli.i I lii t.i W I i i i s Wln> Among Ann n 1.III I llgh Si Iiiiii| Students mill slir VI.is .III All Allirru.m Si I i i i I.II Slir w.ts .ilsu ,i Mi Knight A l Illl'V i l S r iiim I l. is s Ki p irs rill.ilIV*1 I'ri i I nimsi'lin .i lb't 2 Debutante. ,i inrin l«'l ill I’l/.l// Show I hull .mil i .ifit.it*i nl (hr i hri i l l '. l l l l l l g s l jll.n l At I Imiiptini I m vrisiiv. vvlirir shr was 1,1.ulii.ilnl m PI97 with .i I t s in Kiri in i ■11 EnglHi-eilng. Ms prltv nlili st til.ii K i nllrge i n in p . m v Ms 1elly is a iiiemher nt the M. n eiliiiiia Mission, i i v Baptist t Inin Ii Kaltnivllle. alnl is employed as all as sin late etigtneei with New poll \l ws ship Diiililmg III Vligml.iI H i t Imam c is Hit- mater II.il gMt ulsoli ol Margie Mae * iirrti Savanna! i. tia,. Ihr |) It El f I.I 1 gramtsi ai iif Maty Kurts. S.iViiimalli. am! ihr late Ml .1.H u e s p,a t r l s Hr is .i I'lH'i lininii gi.nlu ,ili' n| Suphliiiu.i Lumpkins I likh Sihuiil. Savannah, whi ir hr was a member of m iA . thr rhrss club and lllr Inuth.ill sijii.nl M ir hiuti-gloom tu hr. a mat hints! s mair 2nd class. Is serving ahn.ilil a suhltl.l rtlir III thr I 'lillrtl Stairs Navy I In* wedding will hr an t-vriil ut .Ian 17 al ihr Uikr I'iiirsl < liihhtilist- m S ill tin il Freeman assigned to Washington University School of Medicine tir.ullry litrw I'rri'iii.in has completed a six-year residency in General Nit Wood carving Is an art. skill and hobby tn which Dick llrown has been Involved for over 22 years. He has shared his passion with others Ihruiigh classes since a month alter he began. According to Drown he actu­ ally look up thr hobby while Ills wife was III. "She had can­ cer." he said. "She did a lot of sleeping. A lol of die lime I would come home from work and shed he rrstlng so I would slurl carving to pass Ihr time “ I used to carve on my lunch hour when I was in elec Iron­ ies." he said. 1 rrllrrd about Ihree years ago. H ie find per­ son I ever taught though was when I hail hern carving for only a month or so I was al the hr.n h and was carving a imlcom Someone asked me to lent Ii Iter SO I did. When I lived In Citrus County over 400 took my <lasses throughout the vears Tli.il was alxmt live or six years ago when I did that.' Drown now llnds lime on a dally basis lo prai tire Ills i .irving lie notes that he l o ­ gins his day with food and i.irviug and works throughout ihr it.iv and ends his day the same wav lie sl.itrd that he has gone tit Like Monroe. Hanlonl lamdlng 1-akr Eola anil inimerous oilier sites and sal and i .lived things that hr s i r s or |usl carves to relax. Mr shares that he "does a lot ol llsli carving es|ieclally bass" hut also enjoys carving most ai iv animal Once Drown <arved a large, three-foot alli­ gator On .uiolliet day hr made small one liit h tows to 'go along willi a railroad crossing set "I Just did a six- Inch Abe Uni nlii." hr r|iilp|>ed. H«riXt PIkho by Tommy Vincwni Dick Brown aiftfata Peggy F ok with wood carving at the Sanford Senior Center Taking anywhere from ap proximal rly five hours lor small animal carvings to up to a week working 10 Jtour days for ihr three-foot alligator. Drown stays busy with his art He does use patterns but ad­ mits that occasionally hr dis covers Hems hr would like to carve In magazines and such or relrrs to thr many flies of ani­ mals he has collected. Presently. Drown teucties a weekly class at die Sanford Senior Center. He has 20 stu Every year, ihr Rr tired Srnlor Volunteer Program holds a Christmas Store lor under­ privileged children to shop for their families. Over H.000 gifts went out with the 1.250 chil­ dren who went through die Christmas Store tills year. Il s a very popular function for RSVP and it gets noticed. Whal doesnt always get notoed is thr help that RSVP gives the Shrnirs Department lor their outreach. With the help nl RSVP. thr Seminole County Sheriffs De­ partment provldrd gifts to over 20 lamllles. including terns, an often overlooked segment of the population during thr holi­ day season. In those humrs without dads, they also pro­ vided gifts m mothers and grandmothers Dlls year. RSVP added some­ thing new. Allrr seeing an ar- likc to help ICSVT out. the or gam/atlon is currently looking lor mentors to help wiih the reading program it has helped rstabllsh in some ol the area elementary schools. II mm- tide written for the Sanford Herald (the Giving Guide), Glo­ ria Dlaek. dir RSVP Director, got in touch witli Father Flana­ gan's Hoys Town. Father Fla­ nagan s. which houses teenage boys and girls was tn desper­ ate need of gifts for teenagers. RSVP was able to provide gifts for 57 teens at the Fadier Fla­ nagans Boys Town In Sanford and Oviedo. If you're a senior and youd Continued from P*|* 4B BRIDGE C LASSE S Bridge classes, under the auspices of the Sanford Woman s Club, will he held al liie clubhouse every Thursday for six weeks, from 10 a.m. to noon, beginning Jan. 15. John Wilson of Seminole Community College will be the instructor. For Information, call Helen Er­ nest. 322-0592. HAPPY BIRTHDAY Happy birthday tu Ixnirine Messenger who turned hit on Jan. 7. Just for the record, die " ■ ■ T Avr* attractive, vivacious civic ac­ tivist surely doesn’t look III Lou title Is a walking histo­ rian. Is the lirst Seminole County woman elected of filial (Supervisor of Elections of Seminole County! and is die aunt of John Schneider who plays a regular on I V s "Dr. Uiiluii. Medicine Woman * CHAPTER CELEBR ATES Diurrate Alpha Tuu Chapter of Hela Sigma I’hl held the an­ nual holiday parly ut the home ol Joyce Sdimtiet with all members attending thr f festive affair. Joyce prepared the mrat dish and mrmltrrs brought dishes to share. See Rowell, Pag* 6B University of C e n tra l F lo rid a Check our calendar for theater, art, music, sports and lectures at: http-J/www. olr. ucf.edu/ pubrel/calendar/ BABY CONTEST e, d e a u t y l-ACEANT p n .A I.ir Y TO cn»A FEB I. t t U • Etttm o rl Civic Ctfittr CELEB*ATH0 U Y ttrt ■A lu m o n f Spat - f A M YOU CAN CNtCP no tm iR M C t ncccosahy a At ! Cc*t Ultt USA *OE GROUPS GUIS f fvno VJJmo 1-},I * V 'V ■* ."V BOVS O l r A S,r V ll,t U-1V To receive an entry term BY MAIL Of information call (•00) 260-7239 OR (407) 866-4300 cvmaSSm., To r»ces« irlermaton or t D'OCl-uf. t7> mail CALL IMMEDIATELY’ PAIN M A N A G E M E N T M ED IC IN E Peter R. Prcganz, M.D. Board Certified. American Board of Anesthesiology Diplomale. American Academy of Pam Management Hr will assume the posi­ tion ol Assistant 1'rulessor ol Surgery at Washington University School of Medi­ cine in July. Dietrich lonng is not your lone, there an* a great many other volunleer oppottunities with RSVP Just give them a call at 323 4440. VALUE-PACKED ENTERTAINMENT Hr. Freeman I* a nallvr nl laitigwood. a graduate nl Lyman I IirIi School. thr University nl Central Flor­ ida. and Duke University Medical School where hr completed a three year Residency. Or. Bradley 0. Freeman know what they can carve, he said It doesn't take long to tr.M h them I show them what they i an do I think anybody i an learn to i arvr 1 even had a class ol blind people once. They were more (.ireful than sighted people Mv advii e tor beginners would he to take classes I would also say to get a good knife and lots of BandAids Although Hrowu says that he used to work with .t lot ol bass wood lie now gels two hv two wood from local lumber stores. At times people also give him various grains and kinds of wood lint Drown always uses water-based paint for die finishlng loin In's Drown is a widower with three children. SI even. Stepha­ nie and Susan. He has been a Sanloril resident since May o f PI97 hut has lived In Florida lor 12 vears RSVP provides 8,000 holiday gifts grey at Washington Unlversiiv St htnil nl Medicine In Si lands. Mn Hr spell I two yr.irs al l l i r Nailnnal Inst Ituir nl Health III Hrthrsda. Maryland In Research and studlrd at lhr University of Edlnhiitgh In Srntlund. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freeman, long­ time Izmgwood residents, now ol New Smyrna [leach, lie Is also the nephew of Izingwood natives. Mr. and Mrs. Gene liothcll. dents there hut only three to four arrive lor eat h i l.iss 1 irv to let die ones I leach Specializing In Diagnosis & Treatment O f Recurring & Chronic Pain Including Back, Shingles & Cancer Pain Practicing In Lake Mary • Sanford Area for 10 Years tty Appointment or Referral Nm MIM i WIMi IS RSVP Director Gloria Black turns gifts over to Mike Bemosky of the Seminole County Sheriffs Office. 330-7035 \ Many gifts were presented Including a wooden Santa from the workshop of Bob Tromhlay. on angel and a crochet slur. Highlighting die evening was Beta Buddies exchanging gifts. Die last merting of the year was hrld at die home o f Laurel Tromhlay with reports from all committees. A night out was planned fur January at Wild Jack’s. A white elephant sale will be held ut die next meeting iuid the Valentine Coffee will be held dlls month. The cultural program for the evening was on baste wood­ working given by Bob Trem ­ blay. -MOM. 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Dancing »i a performance tn tronl ol an audience is exciting * Hawkins 3 4:30 4:00 2:30 1 3.-00 12:00 I 12:30 II 1:00 I 1:30 2.-00 3:30 [NIL onNBC]Ml » n<ah*d Al CCMT MowreeU GACk*HHi' llp o r t! B n |M fa i im f fe i fLP *r7^TnZTTi5-" -«« Pa*dP»rg TaJh.g Q— ue— a*t■a bp.e^rrmia'a hinterteat CnumtdawntpNagana *tyre fa••r'y • ____ _ Ballet Guild ol Sanlord-Seminole celebrates its 30th anniversary this season. In the forthcoming weeks, the Herald will proudly salute these dancers. THOMAS E. COLBERT Navy IVtty OIBi-rr 2ml Class lliomas E. Colbrri, sun of llal K. anil Hetty S. Colliert of I’lnr Way I )nve. Sanford, Is mrrenlly halfway thronnh a slxmontli deploynieiil to the Western I’aelfte Oeean aboard the atreraft earner USS Nlinllz. 11>e I IKK) Kmdunte ol Semi­ nole I M i Sehool Joined the Navy in Man'll IIHKJ, Colhert is a I1id2 i;i.uln.iti- ol SemiitnliCoimmmlty ColleKe with .in AA ilejtree wp i Q Know yopr Ballet Guild dancers In the se rvice S U N D A Y Daniel Hunalp. 9. ol Deltona, is the son ol Ten Hunalp He is in the loutlh grade al Discovery Elementary School Daniel has boon dancing lor four years and is a llrsr year dancer with Ballol Guild Ho foioed Ballel Guild be­ cause *1 like 1o dance ’ i«n j S up## Rctarl ( m ?aa f*V) 'M U'iThUiaiMfUlUir jn l7r [Hontyimqot.tnVafJite.[liifjgr-iwfil W |lloo»1!h|w»HigN«» jfi §|>niS*WOi>j J i»p'5»>»»<nj ACCFtr [ WpintntjCoPfgoB NC Si >tk'i_____ ]SIC TOOtf [Wpm#n* f Nt#g* Rotte#ibotl_A.t »**-«*! *»» u% jf iw*__ Hp-t A3a.a*N>m#Ajam'Wh#Th»f Maalui t ipaoaigr [UteH lipWtodI» K MaaUwa |ap4ouo#t 11ipNilwl [Hj . • y» » "*t r; i iorgo tea , iw« f ^ h y j Any#♦a^ <>iS»*» j h [who >HwryC/umt T11 [VSmn JK ICooitT i lb#M#*t ef fh#N.gM WboWa» 0#^ riAlhttwct •• .(TAR1 V^ctef) Jeorunfi#aH >o<aonhryaa , (I^V, Suif**w») CWbPonyRrvo rjftSleHpoj, t H#Rra»a#» ■ Hoi onloriRaajT»W] (Vyj KnaVy Jfr»*#f t>^i Pari VroTiaaowt>Ao«ManH—ona• 'USi~ SbOCiff >■' , i1’—1 Hrytr*; P»>» Top100VX» [Tog 10CV*0» jTcy 100VMt |VMt legJOO VnN_ WOtCWiClM S«o»(l HTh#Vatean1 aa|1AA4|U#i O ComRw•or^onon ‘WCK' Anrfbteb.teci ^SjhrMlfi f.jhiand#f * Th#Qu<fc#ninaa . 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Silver - $f>0. and iln in /e - S2 ft. Continued from Page SB O L Y M P IC S P O N S O R S H IP S A V A IL A B L E S O O N lire Gold sponsorship enti­ tles the sponsors lo have their logo on (lit- hack of the Olym­ pic T-shirts and their name In the Olympics program In large type. Each gold sponsor also receives one T-shirt. Every year, the Stardust Service Unit of Girl Scouts In Lake Mary holds their own Olympics. The event, sched­ uled for Saturday. April 4th. gives the girls u chance to compete In a wide variety of cventH. such us the shot put (using a water balloon) and the triathlon. Each year, to make the event al fordable for all. sponsorships are offered. The sponsorships levels are Silver entitles ihe sponsors lo have their name In Ihe pro­ gram In medium tyj>e. Bronze entitles the sponsor to have thrlr name in (he program In small type. All sponsors will receive a certificate of appre­ ciation. li d s Is nol a hind raiser! Th e sponsorship money raised lor Ihe Olympics Is used to purchase Olym pic T-sh lM s for all participants and Judges, purc hase- medals, rtblxins, and supplies, and pay for costs a s­ sociated with the use of the field. Sponsorships will l>e avail­ able from Jan. 2S lo Frb. 12. If you would like to sponsor ^ Ihe Olympics, cull Peggy Wolfe at 327-B207 or Brenda Ander- I son ut H62-3634. . Hockey fixation puts marriage on ice requires effort from both play­ ers in order to be successful. Coaching is the way your hus­ ban d has m anaged to avoid confronting the “other things*' troubling your marriage. The situation won't improve unless you and AJ reach a compromise about the n um ber o f hours he devotes to couching so the tw o o f you can resolve yo u r d iffe re n c es and re v iv e y o u r relationship. BEAK ABBY: A lew years Iwick I got my husband, "Al," involved in coaching our son's hotkey team. The sport is something our family ergoys, so I thought it would bring us together. Was I ever wrong! Al's obsession Is driving us further apart. Our son ifor unrelated reasons i has been forced to stop playing, bul Al Is deeper into it than ever. He roaches three teams on a volunteer basis and is uwuy from the house and our four children frequently. It's as if he had a part-time job. Before you say it, I know there arc worse things my husband could be doing. However, thul doesn't make it easier lo play second fiddle. Al says this is his "thing” so I have no right tu intrude. I used to be involved, loo, when our son was playing, hut I can't justify it now. So Al has told me lo bull out of his life and stay away from the whole thing. Obviously there are other things troubling our marriuge, bul the fact that he's putting ‘ his responsibility to his teams" liefore his responsibili­ ty to his family is more than I can liandle. 1resent the way my husliand has put other people's kids ahead of his own. Don't get me wrong; most of Ihelwys and girls he coaches are great. Al may not believe it, hut I'm proud of all he's taught them to accomplish. Bul enough is enough! I don't wunt it to cost this roach his marriage. MRS. COACH IN FLORIDA DEAR ARMY: Your advice for people to see that semur citizens gel safely to und from pluccs. es|xciully alter dark, reminded me of the joke about the 90-yeur-old man who married the 19-year-old girl. "Was six* lieautiriiir “No * he replied. "Sexy?" "No.” "Rich?" “No." "Well, why in the world did you marry her?" "Well," suid tile old man. "She could drive ufler dark." MAXINE TOWNSEND. CINCINNATI 1 ADVICE f t ABIGAIL VAN BUREN r .A i i C IN t M A S ’ X ’ • '•' LAKE MAHY CINEMA 10 ,‘ n i. ,.c , .... ' .M 01 l ri TITANIC 1210kIS• 00 HOUSEHUNT i204«o r jo» « THE POSTMAN 400 FOR RICHER OR POORER ________ 1007201SO rois W AG THE OOO i2jo*jprio»» AS OOOO AS IT QET8 1 0 0 4 1 0 7 0 0 *1 0 r O 'S JACKIE BROWN m 1244400 7001000 i m in FIRESTORM IIC IM m illlT illll TIME Ell CIIINIEIII. There aren't enough atler-school programs So kids are exposed lo the street Jan withthe Utian League te keep programs gang Can toil tree 1-B88-326-YOUTH 1 10 4 40 7 40 1010 1:10 710 AN AMERICAN WEREWOLF 410 *010 1 20 410 720 1000 utaur litis _ D E A R M RS. C O A C H i M a r ­ ria g e Is u team sport that r o 'S OOOO WILL HUNTMQ 17414 20 720 1000 1H ] 0 TOMORROW NEVER DIES T|\ ». i F—V*t ' ■V ► �Sanford Herald, Sanford. Florida •Sunday. January 11, 1998 * 7 S After Hours Artistic alliance Daniel Pomanelll la exhibiting hie work at SCC. One of Mexico’s finest young painters showcased at SCC Fine Arts Gallery Prom Staff Reports SANFORD • 'Daniel I’oii/aurlll, Thr Third Ornrratlou of Mexican Artists*. a special exhibition of Itir works of one of Mexico's finest young painters, Is lirlng prrsrnlrd In a monthlung show at Seminole Community Colleges Fine Arts Gallery’, January H-February 5,11*118. Featured are many of the works lr«mi I'uiizaiirlli's 'Signs of Desire* show exhibited during the fall of 1997 al Mexico City's Mol el Fiesta Americana and prr settled try former Mexican president Miguel tie la Madrid Hurtado. Daniel I’nii/aiirlU'K artlslle accomplishments continue a tra­ dition of hy several generation* of I'unzanrlll family arllsls whose wink Is recognized In troth Kutojte and Ihr Americas. Ills grandfather. Adolfo Octavio I'on/anrlll. originally from It­ aly. traveled to Mexico in 11KX1 al the Invitation of the Mexican government, where he created the 'Angeles del llirblo* monu­ ment tli.il serves as an entrance landmark at the Mexican Na­ tional Art Gallery ll'ulaclo de Dellas Arles). I’niizauelll's fa­ ther. Gahrtel I’on/.mrlll. is a recognized sculptor In his own nghl. having crrulrd .uid placed several Itnportanl works Ihroughout Mexic o. A special recognition for the youthful Mexican urtlsl will be staged at the SCC Fine Arts Gallery on Tuesday. Jim. 13. 11*98 bom 5 p in. lo 7 p in. Setuluolr Community College educators have forged a rrlullo n sh ip with Mexlro, one of Florida's most important global trading partners. In rrtuni, the Mexican govrmmrnl has resjKinded with cultural, loglstlral and diplomatic enrouragement and suppor that has spurred limovatlvr Mexican-related studies and programs al thr Central Florida communtly educa­ tional Institution. 'Die extraordinary educational relationship shared between Mexico iuid Seminole Community College Is In large pan thr result of cooperative efforis between Dir Consul of Mexico's Martin Torres, Irased In Orlando, SCCs Dr. Krnna Noonr and other SCC scholars. Unprecedented Mexican-focused scholas­ tic held work and cultural exchange programs have all been spawned from the educational partnership created by Die edu­ cators and Torres. P h o to g ra p h y exhibits at La u G a l l e r y A new photography show, "African-Am rrlcun Yards and Gardens of the Rural South,* opens January 23 at Marry P. Leu Gardens. Through photos and text, thr exhibit depicts the fanciful decorated gardens and swept dirt yurds that grace pie southern landscape In communities throughout A la­ bama. Grorgia, und South Carolina, will be on display from January 23 through March 22. The exhibit defines Die cultural significance of Diese gardens to AfricanAmerican life, and draws atten­ tion lo the traditions of re­ sourcefulness and self-reliance that have shaped the rural landscape In southern AfricanAmerican communities. Leu Gardens Is open dally 0 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more Information about programs at leu Gar­ dens. call (407) 246-2620. t G a lle ry M a s o n opana at S ta tM n Sculptor Richard Beckman und ceramist Vincent Sansone, exhibit their works at the Dun­ can Gallery of Art/Sampson Mall Foyer Gallery on the Stet­ son University campus begin­ ning Friday, Jan. 16. A recep­ tion for the two Florida artists on that date Is free and open to the public from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Beckman and San­ sone exhibitions continue through February 15. Gallery hours an* Monday through Fri­ day. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.: week­ ends I p.m. to 4 p.m. Admis­ Firestorm doused from the start Firestorm (R): Everybody wants lo be In plrturrs. Take, for Instance. Howie Long. Thr former NFL great, who played for Die Los Angeles Raiders, throws his fall/wlntrr Job broadcasting for FOX sports lo Die side, temporarily, so that he can tackle a tougher adver­ sary: acting. Mr follows other sports luminaries like Shaqulllr O'Neal, Mlrharl .Jor­ dan. Fred Dryer and Alex Karas, to natnr a lew. into that other game rallrd show busi­ ness. To me, it Is unfair that tal­ ented, struggling actors, or even credible, proven ones, lake bark seats to these nov­ ices. who are riding Die red carpel Into Hollywood bemuse of their stature In another profession. Because Long madr thr Pro Bowl and won a Super Ikiwl ring makes him worthy to sign a three picture deal with 20tli Century Fox and lo lie named 'Male Star of T o ­ morrow for 11*97* liy the people al Sho West? I ley. I wrote this review! Where's riy/ agent? That $20 million roulract hel­ ler be ready to sign when I get to the office, baby! The nulMness of studio offi­ cials and producers notwith­ standing. It’s jMirllc lustier when these sports figures Iximb os long does In thr new movie Firestorm, an achingly dull, amateurish him. Long plays a member of an elite group of firefighters cullrd Sinokr)iini|iers. These guys and gals enter blazes via thr air. and. If you're not up to the challenge, you have to ‘ pound more ground brfoir you fly thr sky*. A forest Dames out of con­ trol. and. In Die middle, a self­ ish. yet intelligent madman (William Forsylhr) Is trying •« escape while holding a beauti­ ful ornithologist (Suzy Amls| hostage. Thr malefactor Is trying 1u get back to a stash of cash he stowed away before going to Jail. However. Ihe in­ ferno In thr Wyoming woods and Long stand In Ills way of blazing a trail. Firestorm Is doused from the start. Dlrerted. In Ills debut, by Veteran. Arudrmy Award winning cinematographer Dean Sender (Donees ivtlh Holers), this Dim is no hotter than an Icebox. Sender works from a badly written script by Chris Solh, who wrote this serrenplay as a Diesis when he was In scrrrnwriling school und It shows. Soth Introduces these Smokejumi>ers. which really exists, as some para-mllltary group. There is nothing to team about these folks be­ cause they're too busy saving people or throwing axes Into bad guys. They're essentially a gimmick. But what can you rxpert from a plot that is hackneyed formula with an Im­ portant twist that comes out of left held ami leaves Dir audi­ ence scratching thrlr numbed heads. Sender could have screwed up a good script (hough. Take, for example, the starting se­ eponce when* Ding and Ills elite! (Scott Glrinil save a 1mlr girl; it has no Intensity, no sense of urgency and It ends up gushingly sentimental An­ other sequence Involves a chase through the woods where Sender would like for us lo l>cllrve that when a chainsaw Is thrown from u moving motoicycle It ran land dirrrtly Into the center of a Windshield of a pursuing vehicle. In any case. Firestorm Is not the start the square Jawed, Hungry Jack ad boy. Long. Howls Long, and Scotl Glsnn rscs Into battlewanted, especially when lie Is his director and screenwriter, trying lo sell Hollywood on his and pound more ground, before worth as a market able actor. they Dy the sky. One star (out In other words, hr should Join of four). ir **1 Sc**X/»*y t Onpnai SsnOawfi a a moutfv— wnnq Mac* ol truaa iM oo u t tie* maata. Raal Waconsn Owasat. hw*i tomato**, lactuM. o n er* ana manna tea tuac* dS m on our lacnoua Safcad F a m O a ^ -* aouiOougn bunt We pen* in became your tavome* 2*04 ORLANDO DR. (17-M) 1/1U. Ha. of Airport BJvd., SANFORD •(407) M4-2SC7 •FAX: 32*4412 r 1*i S ch lo trs k y ’s D eli i i i i i S c h lo tzs k /s Deli INDIVIDUAL PIZZA < | ato SMOti *3 .9 9 FR E E The Central Florida Lyric Opera will present Its produc­ tion of Mozart's comic opera Cost Jan lutte (The School for Lovers) on January 17. 1998 at 8 p.m. at the Winter Park 9th Grade Center Auditorium lo­ cated at 528 Huntington Ave­ nue In Winter Park. The pro­ duction will feature members of their Resident Artist Program and will be performed tn Eng­ lish with full sets, costumes and live music. Tickets are available by calling the Box Office at (407) 647-7781 and ore $20 for advance reserva­ tion. $15 for seniors, $5 for students and $25 at the door. Cal) now to reserve your tickets for Diis humorous and tanta­ lizing story of love and decep­ tion. C o m m u n ity C h o ra l# The Central Florida Commu­ nity Chorale will begin re­ hearsals for its performance of John Rutter's Requiem on Tuesday, Jan. 20. 1998 at 7:15 p.m. at the Westchcster/Rrgents Park located at the comer of State Road 436 and Aloma Avenue In Winter Park. Membership In the Chorale Is open to all who are Interested no audition is required- only a love of singing! Rehearsals are O R IG IN A L Buy On* DeOctou* SchtoOeky ■la* t i a v f ***. pat ■ S*cond Wa*ul— SchtoCteky'e* Original Sandwich FRItl Valid Only After 300 p m n o t t r s o o it H a n . o n e * o r r i H o n (k k c o u k i fia s w O A j P A IN T B A L L WARGAMES, INC Group and Individual Interactive Survival Theme Entertainment sion Is free. F'or further Infor­ mation, please call (9041 8227266. Thr Duncan Gallery of Art will be dosed Monday. Jan. 19. Marlin Luther King Day. C e n tra l Florida Lyric O para r In p la y in g p held regularly on Tuesdays from 7:15 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. For more Information on join­ ing the Chorale, please call (4071 647-7781. a i n t b a l l ? M aitland A rt C a n ta r A Solo exhibition of the works In pastel by Huntsville. Alabama artist Helen J. Vaughn will open on Saturday. Jan. 17, 1998 In the Maitland Art Center galleries. Members and friends of Die Art Center will be treated to a preview of the works on Friday evening. Jan. 16 from 6:30 p.m. lo 8:30 p.m. The exhibition will be open for viewing through Feb­ ruary 22. The Art Center gal­ leries are located at 231 West Packwood Avenue In the city of Maitland. The regular gallery hours arc Monday through Fri­ day from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.: Saturday and Sundays from 12 m. lo 4:30 p.m.; closed major E lidays. Admission to Die galleries are free. Tours of galleries can be arranged by telephoning Ann Spalding, Education Coordinator or Robin Ambrose, program direc­ tor. Tour arrangements, In­ formation, or directions to the Maitland Art Center can be ob­ tained by telephoning (407) 539-2181 during the above listed hours. m P • 15 thorn* based indoor fields! • Fully air conditioned / heated tool • Tunnels, towers, A room scenarios! • Wslk-ons welcome anytime (during open play) • TO P OF TH E LINE rental equipment (Paintball ammo/alrguns, safety masks, uniforms) • Food and Beverage available on premises • Special Party Packages Hours: Mon •Thurs. 10am •12 mid. •Fri.*Sat9am*1am •Sun. 12 noon *12 Midnight 3101 South Orlando Drive (Hwy. 17/92) •Sanford (407) 3024900 o r 888-376-1540 Capture all the fun and excitement of this action pursuit game. Guaranteed 100% EXCITEMENT! W11 H ( O N H U N 10°lo OFF NO P H O T O C O P I E S �M •Santwd Horan). Sanford, Fiona* • Sunday, January 11,1398 Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 9T-2019 CA DIVISION 14 BAN* UNITED OF TEXAS FS B . Plaintiff(tl. vt MARIO GUGLIUZZA. et al. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Fmal Judgment ol Mortgage Foraciotur* datad Dacambar iTth, 19*7. and •nlarad in Caaa NO. ST-201 S CA ol lira Circuit Court ol tna EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and lor SEMINOLE Countf. Florid “i * liar* m BANK UNITED OF TEXAS. F SB 11 in* Plamult and MARIO GUGLIUZZA. BREOIUA GUGLIUZZA. NCS CONSUMER SERVICES. L.L.C. ar* in* Oalandanl*, I aaiii tall to th* tughatt and batt biddar lot cath at tn* WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. FLORIDA, al 11:00 I * , on tba 22nd day ol January, tsta. tba folio* mg datcnbad pro party at tat torin m ti-d Final Judgment: LOT *3. TRACT ICS. PHASE II AT CARILLON. ACCORDING TO THE RLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4T. PAGES 39 THROUGH 41, PUB LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. WITNESS MY HAND 4nd tn# %44l ol m il Court on DECEM­ BER lltn. 1997 (SEAL) Mary inn* Mora* Clark ol tn* Circuit Court By: Jan* E Jaaaanc Daputy Clark I Chavarria. McCall#. Rayrnar. Barratt A Frappiar Pott Ottict Boa 1410 Tamp#. FL 33601 F97094549 NOTICE in accordanc* with tn* Amarrcana D iu b 'itrat Act. paraona naadmg a aoacial accom­ modation to parlicipat* m th,« p*of«tdmg tRoviKJ contact rn* individual or Agancy landing none# not latar ttian tavan |7) daya prior to tn# proceeding at tn# tddrtat given on m « nolica. Talaphona: 407 323 4330 *■!. 4Z27: 1-940-955-9771 (TDDI or 1-900-959-9770 <v); via Florida Ratty Sarvie#. Pubirth: January 4, It . 19t7 OEM-29 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IR ARD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY q e n e Ra l JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE HO. ST-1SC9-CA-14R CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. t/k/a Chamical Ratldantlal Mortgagt Corporation, t/k/a Margarattan S Company, Inc.. Plaint ill, VS. STEPHEN M. POPE: at al-. 17th. 19F7, m caaa nun bar 97-1909-CA-14K ol Hi* Circuit Court el th* 19th Judicial Circuit In and for Earnloot* County. Florida, wharatn CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, F/K/A CHEMICAL RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION. F/KM MAROANETTEN 9 COM­ PANY, INC., la Plaintiff and STEPHEN M. POPE. FIRST FAMILY FINANCIAL-SERVICES. INC. C/O THE FREMTICi HAU. CORPORATION SYSTEM A-A.. i*/ar* Datandantt*), I ora aoM to th* hlghoat and boat biddar for caah at th* waat Rent door ol tho Somlnola County courthouao m Sanford. 9amino 1* County, Florida, at 11:00 A M . on tho fin d day ot JANUARY. Final Judgmant. to ant: LOT 41, SAN SEBASTIAN HEIOHTS, UNIT 3. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORDED M PLAT BOOK IT. PAGES I I ANO St OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAIN FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A OEST COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEST AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Datad th* isth day ot Dacambar, 1997. MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol Circuit Court Sy Jana E. Jaaawtc Deo utv Clark COOILIS t ETAW1ARSKI 4010 Soy Seoul SoutoYord Suit* 450 Tampa. Florida 33907 Talaphona: (IIS) 177-9000 Pubtiah: January 4,11,1990 OEM-31 Purtuant to Florid* Sod StoroB* Act. So*. S3.SSS S 93.907, Sol* of Contort* In *t 111 339 299 SSI I uism yi I . Dunn To b* n M ar dt*o * « * d si Thurv. Jan. IE. ISOS. IS Public Auction, Caah Only. Al: SimRay Star* Away StO Rmohart Road LaA* Mary. FL SETOd Pubiiah: January 4, It . I I DEM-43 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. gt-1431 CA DIVISION 14-B FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaint itl(al, vt ALFRED A BOCERT. at al. Datandantltl NOTICS OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to a Final Judgmant ol MoTtgig* Feraclotur* datad Dacambar I7tn, 1997, and antarad In Cat* NO 94-2437 CA ol tn* Circuit Court ot tn# EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and 'or SEMINOLE County. Florida rtbarain FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSO­ CIATION <t in* Plaintiff ard ALFRED A. BOGERT AND AMERICAN GENERAL HOME EOUITY, INC. ar* th* Datandantt, I will tall to th# hlghatt and batt biddar tor cath at tn* WEST FRONT OOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SAN­ FORD. Fl o r id a , at n o * a m.. on tn* 22nd day ol January. 1999, tn* following datcnbad proparty at tat forth in ta<d Tina! Judgment: LOT 29. GREEN VILLAGE SUB­ DIVISION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 19. PAGE 99. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR'OA WITNESS MV HAND and tba taal ol tht* Court on Dacambar 1Bin, 1997 (SEAL) Maryann* Mori* Clark ol tn* Circuit Court By Jan* E. Jttawic Daputy Clark Echar an >4. McCalia. Raymtr. Barratt 9 Frappi*' Pott OHtea Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33601 F94123125 NOTICE In accordanc* raitn in* Amar .cant Draab'lrtrat Act. parton* n**d>ng a tpactal accom­ modation to partKipit* m thra proceeding annum contact tn* individual or agancy aandmg nolica not latar than tavan |7) daya prior to th* ptocaadmg at tna addraaa givan on th* nolle*. Talaphona 40T-J714330 ait. 4227; 1-100-955-9771 (TOR or 1-900-553-1770 (v); via Florida Rally Same*. Publrth: January 4, It. 1997 DfM-23________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TRE 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IH AMD FOR •EMRSOLB COUNTY JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO. ET-1SMCA-14R CHASE UORTOAQE SERVICES. Inc., a Delaware Corporation, t/k/a Chat* Manhattan Corporation. Ptamtrtf. VS. WESLEY A. WARRINGTON Hid SONORA M WARRINGTON: at al.. Dotartdant*. NOTICS OF FORSCLOSUM SALS Nolica la haroby givan that, purauant to that Ftnol Judgmant tof ForinMiim like •rtWilWW 17th, t*f7, and antarad In civil caaa numbor S7-1tSSCA-14K 1 th* Circuit Court at th* Itth Judicial Circuit in and lor Samlnoi* County. Florida, vrhoram CHASE MORTOAOE SERVICES. INC. A DELAWARE CORPORATION. F/K/A CHASE MANHATTAN CORPORATION. I* Plaintiff and WESLEY A. WARRMOTON. SONORA M. WARRmOTON. CROWN BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS SANK, W/ato Oofondanllt). I arllt aoM lo tho hlghoat and boot biddar tor cash at Urn aroat front door of lha l am Wo la County courtItouo* w Sanford. Samlnoi# County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M. on th* 22nd day ot JANUARY. 19*9, th* following dooertbod pro party a* tot forth w aa*d Final Judgmant, la ard: LOT 31, W1KIVA HUNT CLUB. FOK HUNT SECTION ONE. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK II, PAGE 7t OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEST COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMED TO SE A DEST COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEST AND ANY mFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Datad th* Itth day ol Dacambar, 1997. MARYANNE MORSE Clark el CMcuM Court By Jana t . Jaaowic Drautv Clifk CODUJE 9 STAWIARSKI 4010 Say Seoul Boulevard S uM 4S0 Tamps, Florida 33407 Talaphona: (913) 977-4004 Pukkah. January 4,11,1914 u n t i l _______________________________ M TM CIRCUIT COURT (COUNTY, MO: 9T-2429-CA-1# M VISION 11 NATIONSBANK. NJL, Succtaoai by Margar with NATIONSBANK, N.A. (SOUTH). Succaaaor by Merger with NATIONSBANK OF FLORIDA, K A Plaintiff, V*. SHARON L BRINDLEY, ROBERT H. BRINDLEY DotandartlalTO THE FOLLOWING DEFEN­ DANT (BJ: SHARON L. SRINOLf V 1414 S LAKE AYE SANFORD. FL 33771-4119 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to lamcloao a mortgaga on lha following proporty in SEMINOLE County. Florida: LOT IS. SLOCK 7. DREAM­ WORLD. 3R0 SECTION. ACCORDING TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4. PLAT 79. PUBLIC ACCORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. you or* required to aorv* a I any. to H on th* attorney lor GwPMmUff: Vfivnm g |*ff^ u -ia r f g 2S DAVID BOULEVARD FL33S0S Id N iP M IM _____ at MU* none* ot astton, *nd Mo t9w Original wffh MM CMtb at MM Court “ Legal Notices Legal Notices DATED on Dacambar 7#th, 1997. MARVANNE MORSE Clark ol th* Cucuit Court. SEMINOLE County PO DRAWER C SANFORD. FL 37772 0459 By Jaan Bullant Daputy Clark IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DISABILI­ TIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS PROCEEDING SHOULD CONTACT THE A O A. ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE CLERK OF THE COURT NOT LATER THAN 7 DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROCEEDING. AT 301 N PARK AVE . SANFORD. FL, TELEPHONE <07-323-4330. 44727. IF HEARING IMPAIRED. (TDD) 1-900-955 9771. VOICE (VI 1-900-955-0770. THIS IS NOT A COURT INFORMATION LINE. Publrth January 4, tt. 1993 OEM-27 NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given thit we ar* engaged In butmaat at 1003 Howell Harbor Dr., Caitalbarry, FL 32707, Sam mol* County. Florida, under tn* Fictmout Nam* ot OPJP COMPANY, and that w# Intend to raglitar Mid name with th* D-viiion ot Corporetlont, Tillihiiiao, Florid*, M accor­ dance wtih th* provia lorn el th* Fictitlou* Nam* Statute*, ToWit: Section BBS.09. Florid* Statute* 1991. Denial T. Parker John Praraclawaki Publtih: January It, 1991 OEM 93 IN TN I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 97-tSSS CA DIVISION 14 NATIONSBANK. N A SUCCtSSOH UY MtHUtM TO NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH). Plaintiff!*). v*. JOSEPH 0 BOHR JR . tl al. Oalandantfa) NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purtuant to ■ Final Judgmanl ot Mo'tgag* Foraciotur* datad Dacambar 17th. 19*7, and antarad In Cat* NO. 97-1545 CA ot th* Cl'cuit Court ol th* EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit in and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein NATIONSBANK. N A SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO NATIONSBANK. N.A. ISOUTH) It lha Plaintiff and JOSEPH 0 BOHR JR.. SHERRY H BOHR. MERRILL LYNCH. PIERCE. FENNER ANO SMITH. INC., CRANE RENTAL OF ORLANDO. INC.. PRESIDEN­ TIAL FINANCIAL CORPORA­ TION, MCNEIL WOOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. •1 at. ar* th# Datandantt. I will m II lu lha hlghatt and batt bid­ der lor caah at lha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE 1EMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE; SANTORO. 7LORIOA. at 1t:00 a m , on tn# 22nd day el January, f f t l . tha following datcnbad proparly at tat forth at aatd Final Judgmant: LOT 10. MCNEIL WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK *7. PAGES 4 AND S, PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. WITNESS MY HAND and the taal ol tht* Court on Dacambar flth. 1997. (SEAU Maryann* Mori# Clark ol tha Circuit Court By: Jano E. Jaaowic Deputy Clark Echevarria. MeCtil*. Rayrnar, Barratt S Frappiar Poal Off re# Boa 3410 Tampa. FL 33901 FS TOT3404 In accordanc* with lha American* DiaabtUtwa Act. paraon* naadwg a apacial accom­ modation to parttciaaM M thii proceeding ahouM contact the individual or agency tending notice not later than coven (T) jdm AM f l u l j w G^k. l A k w n a a k d l k k —* M f * pf*Or |0 m# prOCMOnQ M NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME Notice ll hereby givan that wa are engaged In bu iw at* at P.O. Bov 1567. Sanford. FL 137711497, Svmtnola County, Florid*, under th* Fictltrou* Name ot SEMINOLE HERALD, and that w* inland to raglatar laid nemo with th* Division ot Corporation*. Tallahaitaa, Florida, in accordanc* with tha provinont ol th* Fictitlou* Nam# Statute*. To-Wit: Section ■43 09, Florida Stetutai 1H1. Rapi-bi'C Nvwiptp#»i. tnp By */ Dannie F. Koiak. PubUihtf Pub’ith January 11, 1 H I OEM-93 IHVITATION FOR BIDS IFS 97/99-4* Th* City ol Sanford. Florida, mil racatv* Saalad S M * up to NOON on Thuraday. January 22nd. 199*. In th* Purchaamg Office, Room 1*1 ot City Hall, tor th# following tloma<*): COMPUTtRS All Bid* mini b * addraiaad aa lottowa: A rat MAM-BaliftITI Purchaamg Agent Cdy ot Sanford PO B oi 171* Sanford. FL 32772-17*4 Purchaamg Agant City at Sartord Room 241 300 N. Park Avanu* Sanford. FL » 7 7 t Btdi racatvad attar NOON on Thuraday. January 22nd, 199*. wilt b* returned to the tender unopened. FacaimU* 04 tele­ graphic bid* wtM not b * accept­ ed Seated bid* win bo pubMcty opened and road aloud latar on January 22nd, 19*9. at 2:00 PM in th* City Commlaalen Chamber*. Roam tIT. 200 N. Park Avanu*. Sanford . Ftortda. Spaciflcationo and tho proper bid forma ar* evatiabi*, at no coat, m th# Purchaamg office beginning Monday. January 12th, ftSS. Th* telephone num­ ber M (407) 330-3413. Th* CKy ot g artord reearvaa th# ngrt to accept or rafact any or all bid* with ot without cau*a. to warn* 1achmc*M>a*. or to accept th* bid which. In mtaraet ol tha City. Par ion a artth dtaabuitiaa needmg aaaiitanca to pdrticlpat* m any at Otic# ADA Caardmator at 3304429 tarty tight hour* in advance at Nip meeting. City s* mg Agent S. ItSS Pubidh: January 11,1*97 DEM-S7 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR atMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA c a s e n o .i a i - r a a - c c - i o - c BASIL S. BUCHANAN d/b/a AAA BOBCAT. Plaintiff, vt. JAMES DALY. Ill, and F CHRISTINE DALY, and LOWELL DUVALL d/b/a TOTAL HOME DESIGN. Oalandanl* NOTICS OF SALS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S Nolle* la hereby givan that purauant to a Final Judgmant of Foraciotur* dated January 5th. 1991 and antarad In C at* Number 9f,7t9-CC-tO-C. In lha County Court ot Samlnoi* County. Florid*, wharam BASIL S. BUCHANAN d/b/a AAA BOBCAT, H Plaintiff, and JAMES DALY. Ill and F. CHRISTINE DALY, ar* th* Defendant*, I will tab to tho highait and beat bid* dor lo t caah al th* Waal Front Door, Somlnola County Courthouaa, 301 N. Park Avonuo, laniard, Florida, at It:00 am. on lha 10th dky at February, tgtt, th# following daaenbad property aa tat forth m lard Fmal Judgmant. to wit: 423 Okford Street, Longwood. Florida N 200 FT of Loll 17 !*•• M I I J M i r i S N 200 FT of lot 24. Lo** N m ao FI BLK S Amended Plaf ot BLKS S * O 4 H A POR of BLK t PB 3/50 Public Rocorda of Samlnoi* County. Florida. Oatad thia Stk day of January. 195*. at Santord Samlnoi* County, Florida. MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT ■Y: Jan* t. Jaaawtc Daputy Clark TIMOTHY R. MOORHEAD, ESO. WRIGHT, FULF0RD, MOORHEAD S BROWN. P.A. Florida Bar No. <72*40 141 North Magnolia Avanu* Poet Office Baa * • * ! Orlando. FL 32*02 *07/4*9-0*34 Pubtiah: January 11. II. 1*ga DiM-aa NOTICE OP PUBLIC AUCTION Notice I* hereby givan: McConnell Tawing v d aaN at Public Auction ter Salvage for Caah on domand la htghaai bid­ der, the following daaenbad 1 -IS -M |4 HogJ i JHMAD743XCC134747 TX i-a t -M B2 Dodg* 3B3CBMU*NH 1037*5 B -3 -M *0 Chav jaiRT2240L7IB04*5 a* Chav IGCIGISHOF* 12932* •a otda 1B3BS44DBJN113019 103BN*»Y*FY3*tt*a a* 7ard 1FTBR10COGUB74717 S3 cadi 10*KBStB*PUB041SS M t Tha Auction w i b* hold *1 It.-OO pm on tald daw * above. McCormad Taamg * R*C0»*ry 2*00 Sartord A**.. Sartord. FL >3773. to aat*. Tom a aro aaah or Certified Fund*. McConnell Towing raaaryaa th* right to accept or rajact any and all btd*. 11. ISM DCM-B4 IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF THS SIOHTSENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF THS STATS OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SSNINOLS COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION CASS NO. 94-4B4 CA 14E FORD CONSUMER FINANCE COMPANY, INC . Piamlill, DUO B CHESS. ET AL . Oalandanta. NOTICS OF SALE Nofic* It hanby given lhal. purtuant to a Fmal tummery Judgmanl ol Foraciotur* antarad m tha abova-atylad caua*. In th* Circuit Court ot Orange County, Florida, I will 4*11 tn* property aituat* In Orange County. Florido. datcnbad at: LOT 17. LAKE SEARCY SHORES. rCCORDING TO THE PLAT THE.MOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I*. PAGES 33-23 OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. A/K/A 105 BEARS3 CIRCLE. LONQWOOO. FL 33TS0. at public tai*. to tha highaal and beat bidder, tor cath, at lha Watt Front Door, Samlnoi# County Coufthouta, Santord, FL. at It 00 AM ., on th* 32nd day of JANUARY, 1**1 MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT BY Jan* E. Jatawic Deputy Clark Oamtl C. Conauagra, Etaunt *901 North Armani* Avanu* Tampa, Florida 33*04 •In accordance with th* Americana wffh Draabrlitiet Act. paraon* naadmg a apacial accommodation lo participate m thia proceeding ahoutd con. tact Court Admmitintion at lot N. Par* Avanu*. Sanlotd. FL 3IT7I. ttltphon* (407) 3234130. >4117 not latar man aavan |T| day* prior to tna pro. caadmg tt hearing impaired. (TDDI 1-BOO 955 *771 or t-*00955 *770 (v). via Florida Relay Sarvtc#.* Publrth January 4. tt. 199* DEM-22 INVITATION TO BIO Community Coordinated Car* for Children |4CI t* requeelmg bid* from qualified cleaning companiat to provide cuttodial aarvica* lor if * new admmiatraUva facility at 3500 W, colonial Ortva, Orlando. Tit* tcopa of tha work mcludat maintaining a clean, healthy workplace tor th* employ*#* el 4C and nk chant* and guattt Thm will b* accom­ pli thad by providing evening aarvica* of cleaning and floor car* m a 31.000 aq fl. 10 rettroom facility. A detailed daacnptten af th* tcopa ot work w in b* mad* avaffabt* a* luma declare the# intention to bid and pnor to mapactmg th* trie tit* viafft/mepaction* win 3# January 14 S IS. 1***. by •ppomtmtnt only. Quilifitd biddtrt mutt b* jordad have workman * comp, md liability mauranc*. and pro­ vide *C with pfof#tt‘on*< raterBid* w in ba received via U.S. M t* at hand dahvorad to 4C currant admmratrativ* effic** *1 1412 s. Colonial Onva. Orlando. PL >7903 an ar bator* January Elat. 1*9*. Intention* la bid and appomtmente to vtaff th# alia can ba mad* by calling (407) ***-*0 0 0 oil. *1*7. Inqutri#* ahoutd ba dvacted to th* Procurement Coordinator al Pubtiah: January S. 7, S, S. 11, IS M DIM-4* n olic*. Tat*phono: 407-3134330 oat. 4217: 1-400-941-4771 (TOD) or 1-400-935-9770 (v). vl* m THS Publrth: January 4. It, 1007 DSM-34 w t m i e m e u rr c o u r t COUNTY, CABS NO. ST-SBB7-OA-I4 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC- a Now York corporation. Plaintiff, vt. SAMUEL C. ADAMS, OR. 1554541-20-4491); ROSETTA AOAMS (SS4UNKNOWN); SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, APOLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIOA; PALM POINT PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.; and any unknown other unknown poraon* claiming by, through and under any ot tha abOM-namod Datandantt NOTICS OF FORICLOGUGG SALS NOTICE N haroby pivan that tft* undarkignad dark at th* Circuit Court of l amina)* County, Florida. Win an th* 27th day ol JANUARY, 1404. at 11:00 o'clock AJJ. at mo Wool Front door ot tha BamWota County Courthouao W Sanford. Florida, otter lor eat* i outcry to th* bidder lor caah. mo datcnbad property aituot* ola County. Florida: 4. PALM POINT*, a* par Plat In Plat Soak 10, Fa#** i f through 71. mcluaiv*. Public Racorde at Sam Inal* County, Florida. purauant lo tho Final Judgment antarad tn a caaa pending w acid Court, th* style ot which t* WITNESS my hand and artel*) aa*l Of eaid Court tht* 22nd day ot Ddtombor. 1947. M you aro a paraon with a dmability who no*da any accom­ modation in ordor lo partictpoto m thl# proceeding, you are amiMad. at no coat la you, to tha provwion *4 certain aaaistanca. Ptaaa* contact Court cdtiniitrator, 301 N. Part Avenue, SuNa N30t, Sartord. Florida 3*771. (407) S23-4230 *4227, wtm a working day* of your racaipt at thia Inatie* at Faroetoaur* Sale); M you ar# haoring Impaired, call 1-S009*9-4771: N you ar* vole* bnpgbod. call 1-*00-**4-4770. (COUNT SCAD MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE em e u rr c o u r t By: Jana E. Jaaawtc Oaputy Clerk ATTORNEY F I OR PLAINTIFF ■akarn P Ua jnlwml| 4-4----a. iP i.vvy S Hooch, PJL 111* S Canway Rd . Ste. S Florida 32S1I MOT) 3S1-4100 Publrth: January*. I f , IM F OEM-2* COUNTY COURT NOt 97 E 1 M CA14-A COLONUU. MORTOAOE C A M rtrtt 07-1M 0 BA 14-A EMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. EVILYN CARRE RO. IF LnflNO. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HE IRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASStONIES. UENORS. CREOfTORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL CLAIMING AM INTEREST SY. THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST EVELYN CARRSRO, IE ANY) RONERT M. MCUNTOCK; SAGNOA L. MCUNTOCK; STATE FARM MUTUAL 3UIOMOEIII INSURANCE COMRANYi JOHN DOE ANO JANS DOE A t UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEFENOANT(S) PLAINTIFF Vt. MSUNOA M. SCHMIDT A/K/A MELINDA BCINNOT A/K7A MS UNOA MATES bCHkMOT A/K/A MELINDA DODOS. CT AL OCFtNOAMTtSI TO: M IU N 0A M. SCHMIOT A/K/A M IUNOA SCHMIDT Am/A MELINDA MATSS SCHMIDT A/K/A MILW OA OOOOS and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP OP MELINDA M. SCHMIOT Am/A MELINDA SCHMIOT Am/A MELINDA MATES SCHMIOT Am/A MEUNOA POOPS, artaa* raildinr a ia mg: and if hair*, NOTICS IS MERSBV OIVEN M E Summary FtnM at famclttur* dal ISm. 1SS7, enter M Chrd Cm * No- S7-1SS0-CA* 14-A at m* Circuit Court at rn* ISTH Judicial CtrauN bt and tar County. Sartord, M bo YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIPISO S M l N. Part H trtdr at ItiSO b jp . an. the ETMt Gay af JANUARY. IS M m* IsGdtNnf dSdartSM property ad art forth bi paid Summary Final ^711ov “ ■*■ LOT M . s l o c k i f , w e a tm ERSFIBLO SECONO ADOfTION. ACCORD!NO TO THS PLAT THEREOF AB IN S N^MMFNPRETt trtR BF 'RECORDED Iw w tfn M W rtPF PLAT BOOK I t , PAGES IBS ANO 1S3. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA Datad thia **nd day af (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MAJtVANMC M O M II Ctart af ma CtrauM Caurt ■ f J B N I .1 LOT a, SLOCK A. PARKW SON'S SUBDIVISION, ACCORDMO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS KSOOROEO M PLAT BOOK S, PAGE ST, OP THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIOA. copy af yam K any, 9a R an DAVID J. STERN, lb Ml • UfftvarkM] Ortva asst, Plantation, pi M3S4 Mo Mar m « M dan bam ate dal* of the Rrof pubii of fM* node# af autionf ifflW D4MOJ- STERN, PJL aaal of dd* Cowl a* SEMBfOLE County. Florida. MM Sdt dap JANUARY, IN S . CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT ■vtr M Court at Nrt Cauaw C a u rth ivtl at 497-323a s a s iX T . 4SE7, a rt latar man i •BS-Srrs. Via Florida haiay I OEM-33 fd .1 l.1 l ATTORNEY PON PLAMTIFP M l E. UNIVERSITY 0RIM SUITE SM PLANTATION. PL SSSM ST-1SS7E Miblrth: January 11, IS. lt d DEM-SI D A M HOi S T -IA M -C A ta -W NORWfST MORTOAOE, INC.. PLAINT IFP VS. MICHAEL KINO, IF LIVING, AND IF DEAD. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DSVISISS, ORANTESS. ASSIGNEES. LIENOR*. CREOfTORS. TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIIE CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST MtCHASL KING; JCAMNE L. KINO; JAMES KISTHAROT) NORWSST FINAMC1AL RUttNIBB ir P^M^i^grtkow^aaiv W w w ir y ■ w w CREDIT. INC.; RICH-UNITED CORP A/K/A RICH UNITED ‘ CORPORATION. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; UNITED STATE! OF AMERICA; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TSNAMTS M POSSESSION OEFCNOANT(S) RB-NOTICS OP NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to an Order GrtnUng th* Mellon to Raart Ferae loaur# Sal* dated, January End, IS M . artand m Civ* c * a * Ha. tT-taM -CA ta-w af (he ClrcuK Caurt af ma ISTH Judicial ClrcuK m and far SEMI­ NOLE County. SANFORO, Florida, I wW a*N t* the highaat and Soot bidder far caah at th# WEST FRONT OOOR of th* H M lW m I County rpurtttffliti m SANFORD. Ftortd*. af It-OO o'clock * jb . on m* 3rd day of FEBRUARY, IS M tba faHaartng daaertbad ptagarty aa aat forth M eaid Summary Fmal LOT S. BLOCK 0 , AETOR FARMS, ACCORDdfG TO THI PLAT THEREOF, RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK E. PAGE 11 OP THE PUBLIC RSCOROS OP SBMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA. Dated thia sm day af January. IBM. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARVANNE MORE! Ctart af M * ClrcuK Caurt By: Jana E. Jaaawtc Bt AMERICftHS TIES ACT, Legal Notices IN THS CIRCUIT COURT IN AND POR S1MINOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA CASS NO. bT-tDSS-CA-IC NORWEST MORTOAOE. INC., a California corporation. Plaintiff, vt TEDDIE BLUE issu at-ao -tsco ): and any unknown hah*, d i x i i i i . grant***, ctadffora, and other unknown portent or unknown tpoutat claiming by. through and under any ol th* above-named Datandantt Oalandanl NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE ia hereby givan that th* undaraignad Clark el tha Circuit Court el Seminal* County, Florida, will on lha I7th day of JANUARY. IM S . at 11:00 o'clock A M . at th* Waat Front door of th# Bammnle County Courthouaa m Santord, Florida, offer lor tkia and a*K at public outcry to th* highaat and batt biddar lor cath. Ih* followingdaaenbad property aituat* m Samlnoi* County, Florida: Lot to. Slock 4, Tier g, i n TRAFFORD'S MAP OF THI TOWN OF SANFORD, according to ffi* Plat tbaraol aa recorded tn Plat Seek 1, P ag ** BS through 44, Public Record* of bammoia County, Florid*, purauant to th* Fmal Judgmant antarad m a cat* pending m taut Court, the ityla et which i* indicated above WITHEsa my hand and official taal ol aaid Court thia *fnd day ol December, IMF. « you ar* a paraon with t t fn ability who no*da any accom­ modation m order to pwticipat# m thia proceeding, you are enti­ tled at no cotl to you. la tha provition ol certain attittanc* Praia* contact Court adrnmtaIrator, 101 N. Park Avanu*, 4u<t* N301, Santord. Fiend* 17771. |407| 311-4130 a*2>7. with 2 working day* of your roctipt ol thl* (nolle* ol 7oracloaur* Stlal. if you ar* Tearing impaired, call t-100955-1771; If you art vote* rmpairad. call 1-*00-*35 *770 (COURT SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Sy. Jana E. Jaaawtc Deputy Clark Al IORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H. Hatch. Jr.. Eaqutr* Sutler 4 Motch. PA lt * 5 9 Conway Rd , Bt*. E Orlando. Florida 32912 1407) l i t -5200 Publlth: January 4, 11. 1997 OEM 79 N O T ie i OP IKTINT FICTITIOUS MAMS NOTICE IS MEREST GIVEN that th* undaratgnad. deeding to engage m butmaat under th* flctitiau* name al PLIGHT DESIGN at Peat Office S at 990903. LAt* Mary. Florida 327M-0903. intend* la regie*m th* laid name wffh the Fictmout Nam* Raglatralien. DAT10 mm 4th day af January. AD .. t* M . FLIGHT o e i ig n By: Jeffrey A. Sander Pubiiah January 11, t * M DEM-M m the emeurr count OP TNG t*TW JAM(DIAL CIRCUIT, M ANB PGR COUNTY, _______ tCTKM GIVI 41ON CAEN NOt S7-1BGP-CA-1 *A NORWEST MORTOAOE. INC. PLAINTIFF va. ROBERT E. BOYD. IF LIVING. ANO IF DCAO. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTIIS. ASSIGN BIS. UENORS. CREDITOR* J . TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST ST. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST ROBERT E. GOTO; PATRICIA C. GOTO, IF UV1NO. AND IF DEAD, THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMMNO AN INTEREST SV. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST PATRICIA C. GOYO JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION OEPEROANT(S) NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN putumrt la a ©f Dacambar is m . IM F . enaama m Clad Caaa If* . B7-1ESS-CAM A *< ma d ra w * Court of m# ISTH Judicial CirauK m and far SEMINOLE County, Sartord. Ftortd*. I a * * * * t * m * W G l K and b*M biddar far cm h AT THE 9YEST FRONT DOOR df GW SEMINOLE County ClurtheuM IOC*t*d rn M l N. PARK AVENUE Iff SANFORO. Florida. M f f t M 4jb . an, th* ARY. IS M datcnbad prog arty a t i in eaid Summary Fmal Judgme n t to-wK: LOT 10. SLOCK B. WOOOBINE, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 41. PAGES SE ANO S3. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOMOA. Dalad mid **n d day o f Dacambar. IM F . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORSE Ciart * f lha ClrouK Caurt Sy: Janet THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, PA. ATTORNEY POR PLAINTIFF SOI S. IM varM y Ortva FLSM M WITH TMI DISASIU* COUNT ADMINISTRATION, at tha SEMINOLE County Caurthaua* at 407-323-43M. 1MO M l 1771 (TOO) OF 1-ESSSSS-S77S, via Florida haiay DAVID J. STERN. F A M l S. UNR/ERSITY DRIVE BUfTESM P l a n t a t io n , p l m u * 11.1B.1I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE 1STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, l « AND POR BOMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOt G7-1SS4-CA-14A FIRST NATIONWIDE MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. KARSHARA L, REED. IF UV1NO. AND tF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTERSIT SV. THROUOH, UNOER OR AGAINST KARSHARA U REED; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF KARSHARA L. RCED. IF ANT: JOHN DOS ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!*) GO TICE OP PORSCLOSUNS BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauant to a Summary Fmal Judgment ol toracteaur# datad Dacambar 19 th. 1M7, antarad kt Civil C at* No I7.I334-CAItA of th* ClrcuK Court el Ih* ISTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Santord. Flkrtdt. I wlft *k» to rt# highaat and beat biddar lor caah at th# WEST FRONT DOOR a t m * SEMINOLE County Courthouaa located at 301 N. PARK AVENUE in SANFORD. Florida, at It CO am on. tha * 71h day of JANU­ ARY. IM S th* foltowtnt daaertbad pie party a* art forth tn laid Summary Final LOT S. SLOCK 1. ELDORADO. ACCORDING TO THI PLAT THEREOF AS RtCOROID IN PLAT BOOK 4. PAGE M . PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Oatad thia 22nd day ot December. IMF. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAU MARVANNE MORSE Clark of th* Circuit Court Sy: Jan* I . j m * w k Oaputy Clark THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN. P.A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF sot S. UnivartKy Drive Suit* 100 Plantat ion. F l 2321* (SS4) I33-IOOO •r.t3M7(FNW) In accordanc* with th* American wffh DtaebKKt** Act. mg * apacial accommodation to panicipat* m thia pracaadmg araoutd contact Ih# Clark at tha CireuK Caurt at th* SEMINOLE County Courthouaa *1 447-3*24120 EXT. 4217. not later than j - If hear mg impaired. 1*00-455 * 771 (TDD) or 1-S06•SI-1770. vW florid* Roi*y Pubiiah: January 4. I I . IM 4 DCM-14 c a s e not g j - i a i i - C A t a - A EMC MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. DAVID R. KUTCHAK. IP LIV1N0. AND IF DEAD. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. D tV tM IS. ORANTBIS. ASSlGMSIS. UENORS. CREDIT OKS. TRUSTIES ANO ALL OTHSR PARTIES ; CLAIM MO AN INTI REST GV. THROUOH. UNOER OR AGAINST DAVID R. KUTCHAK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP DAVID R. KUTCHAK. IP ANY; SKEIN L KUTCHAK. IP L iv m a ANO IP DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, ORANTtSS. AS SKINS IS , UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHSR PARTISS CLAIMING AN INTEREST S V ., THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAdfST EILEEN L. KUTCHAK; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF EILEEN L. KUTCHAK; IF ANY) STATE OF FLORIOA DEPARTMENT OP REVENUE; JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS > UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION OSFSNOANT(S) NOTICE IS HEREBY ORWi purtuant la a Judgmtrt af r Dacambar 1«m, TEST. In CMI Caaa N *. S7.1S1E-OA14-A of Mm ClrcuK Court of m# ISTH Judicial ClrcuK in and far SEMINOLE County. Sant ard, iw td a a sta t — Of mm SM flCaurty C turthatm* ____ at M i N. Park A#omm Sanford, stand*, of UtOO 4JK. on, (ho ETMi Gap df JANU­ ARY, IM S Mm P(R*I ^ ■ b r I t . SLOCK B. BAN SEBASTIAN HEIOHTS. UNIT: 1A. ACCOfUMNO TO THS PLAT THIRFOP AS RECOROEO - m | PLAT BOOK f t , R A M TS. ( M UC RiCO.'rtG OP ■ ■ ■ COUNTY. FLORluA. WITH THS PO LLO N M i OP PROPERTY WHICH A M ] LOCATED Ml ANO ftfET/il I t r AS PART OP THE IMPROVEM IN T S ON SAID LAND: RAN Q UO YEN, DISHWASHER. O AR N A M DISPOSAL B POOL. Dated Mdo E M Gap a f D ictm bir. I SET. fc in HMAFU ( • " Y Mc Iu F rr t■ c k fkoPu Wn Yl t * M NI m ah vahh c m o h m Clark a l dM CirauK Caurt 1 •y : Jm m L ^ ^ H Deputy C THI LAW ( DAWO J. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF N I L M M M M ^ ClrcuK Caurt M i County Ckurthauaa M *07-323*320 EXT. 4IE7. naf Wfgr man bdkan |d*M| prior W MsSt-ETTMTotiTer 1 MI-S779, via Fiartdb S7-1 DEM-M Legal Notices 4 .1 1 .I I DEM-M 4 ,1 1,1 1 �CLASSIFIED ADS SSHBR AL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NOt ST-0S44-CA-14-A CHASE MORTOAOE SERVICES. INC. F/K/A CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION. A DELAWARE CORPORATION F/K/A CHASE HOME MORTOAOE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF SUSAN M. RICH; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SUSAN M. RICH; ROBERT A. RICH; BELLSOUTH AOVERTISINO AND PUBLISHING CORPORATION. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT!*) NOTICB OP PORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE I* HEREBY GIVEN ,i pursuant la a Summary Final , Judgment ol foreclosure dated , December l*ih. igg i, entered Civil Case No 9F-0S44-CA. ,14-A ol the Circuit Court ol the IITH Judicial Circuit m and loi .SEMINOLE County, Sanford, (Florida. I will sen lo the highest J.and best bidder let cash AT j.THE WEST FRONT DOOR ol the .SEMINOLE County Courthouse , located at 301 N. PARK AVENUE yin SANFORD. Florida, at 11 00 jjsm on. the IFth day ol JANU­ ARY. t ill the following e described property ae set forth „Jn said Summary Final LOT M3. SPRING OAKS UNIT (IV. ACCORDING TO THE P U T ,,THEREOF AS RECORDED IN ,|PUT BOOK IF. PAOES tS AND {#4. PUBLIC RECORDS OF 3 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA Daled this Iln d day el December, IMF (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Jane E Jeeewic Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PUINTIFF SOI S. University Drive t s iilB Plantation. FL 33114 (9941 733-SOOO SF-tlOIS' In accordance with the .American with Disabilities Act. -persons with dwabiMioe need- WALTER OARBARCETK. individually and at Personal Representative ol ttie Estate ol Walter John Oarbarciyfc a/k/a Walter J. Oarbarcryk, deceased. MICHELLE ELLEN OARBARCZVR, UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY, Delendant(s). NOTICB OP PORSCLOSURS SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant lo a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated December 19th. IM F, and entered in Case No. 9F-137S CA 14 A. ol the Circuit Court ol the EIGH­ TEENTH Judicial Circuit In and for SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein CHEMICAL MORTOAOE COMPANY Is Plaintiff and WALTER OARBARC2VK. individually and as Personal Representative of the Estate el Walter John Oarbarciyt a/k/a Waiter J Oarbarcryk, deceased. at el.. ere Defendants. I w i sea to the highest and beat bidder lor cash at the West front door ol the Courthouse, in Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at It SO am o clock on the IFth day of JANUARY. 1 H I. the fol­ lowing described property as eat forth In said Final JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, m AHO TOR SSMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S* HO. 9T-4TOS-OR-OI-W ADRIAN L. S I ARD PETITIONER NANCY A. BEARD RESPONDENT NOTtCS OP ACTION OP DISSOLUTION OP MARRIAOS TO: NANCY A. BEARD YOU are HEREBY NOTIFIED mat an action Iof dissolution ol mairiagt ha« baan IIIad against you and you ara raqulrad lo serve a copy ol youf written dala.waa. M any. to R on ADRI­ AN L. BEARD. Patitionaf, arltoaa address la SA4-C Oflanta Avs.. Altamonte Springe, Florida Seminole 407/322-2611 407/831-9993 71— Help "Wanted AAA (5) STAR BUSINESS A *110.000 * PER/YR INCOME ^ e s t a b l is h e d tu tnw orONLY *6495 1-400-913-0*01 CLASSIFIED DEFT. HOURS IS* JUS. •IBS PJB DiMtiuMO phone cards No atponanca necessary For more information send a SASE to Pnnwtime Communicaliona. P O Bos 694355. Miami. FL 33769-1355 itc* local etoree-SIMO mant secured S quickly returned. ~S M -T 7 I-3 1 4 I~ m o t. motion Failure to comply can result m sanctions. Including dismissal or striking el plead­ ings. WITNESS my hand end me seal ol tins court on DECEM­ BER *4 Ih. 1MF. (SEAL) MANYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE COURT By Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clerk Publish: January 4, t l, IS. 3S. HANES AdeccCT Benoits After 90 Days TAM Seel 407-793-3055 But A SOB Twpparwere. FT PT EARN A CAR Free Training Oreal IS Flei hrs 321-6471 ENTRV/CLERICAl 1 poawon' Won* 10 Personable^ Oreal special rom eone Let t. OAK VILLA according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plat Beak 40. Pages FS-FF. public records el Seminole County. Fiends a/k/a S33 Winding Oak Lane. Longwood, Florida 1IFSO DATED llus 2End day ol December. IMF MARYANNE MORSE . As Clerk of said Court By Jane E Jeeewic As Deputy Clerk Faber S Omni. P. A Suite 300 ISFO Madruga Avenue Coral Oabies. Florida 11144 13091*41-4110 to panic ipeta in this pfocsaawg should contact ADA Coordinator at Seminole County Courthouse lo t N Park Avenue, Suite N101. Sanford. Flor Ids 37FFI. at teeel five days prior to the proceeding. Telephone |40F| 111-4330 sat. 431F; t-POO-gSl-OFFI (TOD) Of t-SOO-MS SFFO (V) via Floitda Relay Service 1 Publish January 4. I I . 1004 D IM -40 Orlando •Winter Park 71— Help Wanted 55— Bualnaaa Opportunities line re n tim o n t an< COKE/PEPSI will a p p e a r in th e r u a r ij I3tli editions op VENDING ROUTE ADVISOR A M YOU AinmOUS. Honest CFZP. PO Boi 470304. Lsks Monroe. FL 37747 cpecia O o r v if ie d D e p a r tm e n t te fo T sjoon on ( ^ p b r u a r i j Q t k a n d « d o th e r e s t . ( 4 0 7 ) 3 ? ? -? 6 ll Final Judgment• CONDOMINIUM UNIT 117, s s . of hidden vn.I*tA O « CONDOMINIUM, J'tACCOROiNQ TO THI D4CLA" MAT ION OF CONDOMINIUM ^RECOROSO MARCH 11.1SSS IN “ tlFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK *f|S14, PAOSS IM t THRU ITST T a n o a m e n d e o b y f ir s y • (a m e n d m e n t thereto (fRSCOROBO MAY 14. 1SSS IN O F F IC IA L RECORDS BOOK • K I N , P A M S I4F1 THRU 1SS1 nA ND AS4SN0C0 BY SSCONO 4SASSSN0S4SNT THERETO (MSCORDED SSAY SS. 1SSS IN C'OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK WSB4I. R A M SM I AND AMS NO • * • 0 BY AMBN044SNT THSRSTO AS CORDED JUNS S. IS M IN P40FFICUU. ACCORDS BOOK ■Tl§44, PAOSS ISIS THRU IS II. tAAND f u r t h e r a m e n o c d b y "AMENDMENT THERETO 3M BCORM O JULY 17. IS M tH jtefP IC IA L RSCORDS b o o k £ w SS4. R AM S 1S44 THRU 1MI ^B uilding CELEBRITY CIPHER PNEVlOUt SOLUTION: nteBUBi Ft*fwMWweSB6Mst Short Im p o r U M u n r g c o g n lz t d A m a rtc s n d ir s c lo r * — B s m a r d o a ISM by MA. Ina IS �1 0 B •Sanlord Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, January 11, itMft 71— Help Wanted 71— Help Wanted Indspendsnt Gift Catalog p4r1y plan distrtxAors Process orders Imm homo Ready cast: For start up ktl 1 time memho' shs> lee MAU *30 00 checVmo to CALYPSO VARIETY 1494 N Lakemont Ave Winter Park fL 32792___________________ ___ LAWN MAINTENANCt Commercial esp required Call 130-1461 71— Help Wonted -•OCBARY.MANOnThe following position* avakabre are F/T 1I-7.LPHSalary baaed on atpentnca CNA-F/T available Jpm-llpm a 11pm-7am SALARIES BASED on EXPERIENCE Can IVBary Manor. *07666U J < Aar lor (Vector of Mur* ■ng or apply within 60 North Mgh»ay 17 92. [Vtlary Ftori da Drug Frae Workplace EO£ ENGINEERING SENIOR PRODUCT ENGINEER SIEMENS ENERGY AND AU­ TOMATION, INC a leader in me manufacture of electrical pro­ duct* mat regulate control and ddtntxite electrical powor, lo­ cated MS) east of RALEIGH. NC haa an immediate opportunity lor ■ Serve* Product Engineer INDUSTRIAL Sanford area 2nd A 3rd slnftv available Full bcneMs 10 in elude med«.-.ii insurance Con tact CORESTAFF tor more into 332 7769 PHONE CONSULTANTS *7 OOMR UCF and Matoand a'ca phone CO Siemens Energy and Automa­ tion. me oiler* a highly com­ petitive salary, generous bene Ms and me typo of growth po tental you enpoci Him a leader For prompt conhdential consid­ eration. send or tai your resume and salary history 10 SIEMENS ENERGY AND AUTOMATION. INC. Human Resources. PO Bos 7*901. RaMotV NC 27*2*; Fas: (*1 l) MI-717*. (No phone cans. Pteaw I Edjal Opporturv ry Employer M ftV V ___________ Fi7 A P/T CARPET AJAn F o FUAL Nigns A wsends *7 h i to stan r some benefit* Must have Iran* A phone Lv Mess al ___________ 121-4M3___________ Floor Technician FT w e tram Call Matthew Taylor tor more details at 407322-6966 Vencor Healthcare and Rehab of _________ Sanford EOE__________ in d iv id u a l* 10 Custom Staffing PLACEM ENT SERVICES Looking for a new career? Visit our Job Fair 1Custom Stiffing PLACEM ENT SERVICES LABOR ER S NEEOED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CO N TR ACTO R MtALTM MfURAMCt AMO MIR *LA*1 orvf «M M 7 it HOIM k Dm . ^JOBS JO BS JO BS ADECCO it teaming up wan Santord companies to create anciting p b opportunities It you have skits, ambition and ■ drive tor guakty. we have a peel opportunity wim greet We heve fobs n the •IteM Sorters •A***mb)y •Oanaral Wsrshous* •Production •Ganaral Labor *1st*2nd*3nl requeed Data erv Prevtou* *y. opportunwee 6B6-727? We are located at 200 Way mom Court. *174. between Hitolmgton Bank A me Pott Orica on Lake Mary Bmj Santord area P/T. 4 rwday. M F Esp reqiwed 328-0668 en appeMmeri 607-110-7171 HOTEL Adecca OPPORTUNmE8 I f # EMPLOYMENT I L A B O R RITE •330-3416 Crane work wMi Me BEST) Defy work Dafy pay Vshidet a PLUS rEwwm (nr UNI flntr w yin MOLLY MAIO IS HIRING F/T * I l f • » 5pm Will Train 407-767-5007, For busy pediatric office Must have pedant e«p Post!on wrt teq admin ol Viktor** Inaging cans A assisling with In office procedures Please lai resume to 339 3003 Of C6» 339 3030 Ask tor Lena___________________ Part tune-on can W41 tram Cat Me!tt*>* Tailor Ic-i n w r details al 407 322 6566 Vencoi Healthrere and Reflab Center ol Senlohl EOE RN Part lino, every oilier weekend Call rtvirttia Owensbury DON lor more d -tails 407 322 B566 Vonoot Healthcare and Rehab of SarVcwd EOF NUtlSlNG CNAs >1*4163 m i WAREHOUSE PHONE OPERATORS lo lt s m r P/T or F/T Come torn me best team m me area Meit cal and denial bene lit* 40IK. stock options and more Cnmari Inn* 0 linen AOON at 407 3224566 Vencor MeaBhcam and Refieb ot Snalord EOE h i \/ -C P A n n s g ir t. a U g J M L , PRODUCTION WORKERS Large green house needs hard working kail motivated people Must have Ngh anergy level, quack hand and be aL4a to stand long hours Must have an eye lor design ( ’wee work avarable lot some positions Apply m person 6770 WeM SR 46 San ford RECEPTIONIST Ortarut) firm is tookmg tor esp (ldivtduai 10 answer 6 busy knes Lae typing and Ming re­ quired Bilingual 6 ptusi A l anted appkcAnt* Caa newt Orlando 3706646 Maoand 667 8755 NO FEEt APPLY Mon -fri. 7:10em 7:00wwi. WANT TO BE EMPLOYED IN 1»M? Lei SEMINOLE EMPLOYMENT *** (407) 322-2044 BOOKKEEPER Manuals lo Computers DRIVER HELPER Tram m Al Phases MTSTERY SHOPPER Good Phone Vdco INVENTORY CLERK Keep Track ol tnvacw* RETAIL MANAGER Fantastic Opportunity PEST CONTROL Tram1 Truck Provided PRODUCTION WORKERS Wester* Carp*War. Electric. Assembly. Factory Workers MAINTENANCE Fu* Charge Ab4ity C u « t o m S ta ftln g A Better Way of Jo b Seeking! Other* Industrial Technical 249 West S R 436, allot Atiamonte Springs 774-7770 10.00am - 4:00pm at: Armalllni Express Linas, Inc. 941 North Hery 17 Pierson, FL Cal our 24 hr Job line today! 1*600-711 -JOBS EOE RIGHT HAND MAN NM dS 75 worker* dally. -SSatgni - •Extra pay to driver*. •Open la m #01 Degtreck Ad, Longeioed. MO6106 S A LE S indoor'outdoor rep* needed lor pest control lawn care Esp / non-esp. benefit* raaksiic MOCVweak Can Turf Master 321-4529_______________________ Large Santord companies cur­ rently seeking individuals with industrial sewing machine and apreaderrcuftoi esp TOO MANY TO LIST Come m and and the job you vs been waikng tori too w n m r Please contact TTUMTSWORUV CORESTAFF at 330 7789 or 644-9675 tor an appommenl CLERK/ •OFnCE’ Customer Service Data Entry Admsvstralrva Support From Desk Attendant S TA R S EA R C H COMPETITION MNOtAS BANDS SONQytmttRS A ll StVLiwacas RECORO LAM l t u e r s Sf IKMO M W ARTIST* COMMQ TO DUJVO FLOROA 961-O T 6*66f*37-6614 TELEMARKETERS EFFICIENCY It youYe totorwatod «i jornng a progressive r*U6*f that providae a competitive salary and commission svucture, tocredbto company benelils that ■nctuito medicavdental/lila inruiance. 40IK, employe* dis­ count and more, pkaaaa cal M a Sisaung to 407/32*<3732 tor an •■-to—---- TESTS Cto Storting. Ortando* to pratoiafoi.ki Mato L i k .i 1 iu m j’.iny w.nti* .1 LiKit-ciwfL'y, k rrvittlr pcr-nn, w In> Ic-.irnv iiuukly. In (ill .t Mi.iili-tmu pi nit nm. C u m m u iik .itton .mil r « | Y iii'in f it pin(7lrtic.il m p rttt-lk r tkclpfiil ltitcm.il liiitk-v .tk well 4k k i I<-» I Hit M llr u l c i R im - pin* C filtlllilu liin . C .ir .iIl.m .iiKi C a ll U2-2S8I Ini .in .ippuintrm-tu LAKE MARY 2/1 6450/mon • 6450 dep S4nlofd 7/t 649V men * 6495 dep Santord 3/1 6575/mun . 6525 dep No Pet* Ca* 321 5988__________________ SANFORD 3 bedroom 653V mon • depoul 138 Country Club Circle Cat 3234540 is aaeklng to hlrs a Chrlallan to d g v to p and coordinat* Bunday morn­ ing Christian education program* for pr*-*chooi (aga* 2-5) and toamamary level (age* 6-10) chftdren. wrthin tha pamh salting T t»» ministry la arpecled to teqeare an average ol *u fiour* a week (ot which two to three 1our* w* be on Sunday morning*) lor 10 months a year al a com­ pensation of 550 par weak If aiterettad. mora Informa­ tion and an application packet can ba sent Please celt Iha church office at (407)3224611. in w AT BURGER KING S E E lyoul Y O U ytoUl fovw worfong to I In naiahboftiood. A cookin' i w h i r * ( M o p l s Ilk * y o u g e l t o g a i n a r tor g r e a t *— ' * ------Hurt. H youYw t o e g ebc . triwndky. an d ready to to m a ■ t h e re h a fp tn g to ru n m fllion -d oftar b u a in e a y o u own FURNtSHCD ROOKS-Al ut4* net Laureky. phona and k4 uaa 665 690 a waek 324-4955 LG I 1306 1 M S I 3226102 LA K I MARY Attractive turn room w/cabfe. leundry kachen pnv Pleaae caa 324-1963 ROOM FOR RENT ITOWawk 6100/aac Fuahouaapnv Vttoafiar/Pryer 631-3161 Cart for aetok*v 3346361 ar kantca. I* ounenly reerurtaig SANFORO Half turmahad 1 brkm Apt Good tor y a n g cou pto/amga paraon 635Grmo * SlSWdap net uM Tatephona hook-up No kida 3226146 to­ lar 6pm. " 1 B Pw l towa crartcto peefYa tor M todowtng comp* Unfumiahtod •n u n o T M 6100 oR Fkto twartok* rent 3236467 or M I - t lM ARARTMUT LOCATOR ante Find etoto you are tockung tor DM Y ma Pay Cottage Tuition This Somostort Join the Florida Army National (ruard and w ell pay your tuition! A* a member o( ihr Co ntafknn 74DAS66 tor mora Into cos a h a mo past ' (iitartl |you c a n allt-nd COUNTRY LlVSta to to* o iy 7 bdrm apt on 22nd Street ml new catpel A peed Petto. Ig yard. « dead and ol Ureal on 4 acre* 6340/mon Ca* 323-6236 J a (aibik- c u lk w or uni v m ity in nu rkU with tlie Kilucalkin ItulLtn. (or Duty lYuirrain.llii* vi* a jpval i»n«>rtuknity t‘» *ervp Hoi rida. earn a (art time nalary and enjoy liie ben Congratulations to our Lake Mary 7bp Listing Lead er PARISIAN 18JL 4IS, 61141 HIOOEN LAKE ESTATES 17. band*. W B . acm patn gar. CfVA 6750/mo W4»on Roalty 89G 1700 art *700 M < s c « ^ a l C tk u tc h , t Sm Tm S 4666 Mom posibohs otter me chance tot U m te -fs te Cal lot mere mlo or to schedule an «nmedate k p EOE 6500 DOWN ....WHY RENT? When you can Own thra 3 bdrm homn w/ C/HA, now pant 6 car|art ? Aik about HUO home*! Tha HUliman Group, Inc. Mohr M A K K H IIN U S A LE S T R A IN E E 93— Rooms For Rant WEEKLY RENTALS |6 177/wk NOTICE Al rental and mat ettate adverlixemont* are tubiact lo the Federal Fair Routing Act. mhch makfit a Illegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or d'* cnrmnation baked on race, col or. rekgon. m i . handicap, la- 97— Apartmants • Fumiahtod We currently hav* several to* and part-tune sales positions available In our Fine Jeewiry Department at our Seminole Towrw Cantor store tor intovUuats wtomg to work nfgFtts and weekends Retai eapanence I* TN0U8TRIAL* n in n o M General Labor 73— Employment Wanted P/T M-F Caa 3260666_________ FuM end Part-time Al I’anawn. we vww our asaocutes as toe key to our suc­ cess and treat them acconSngty You* tove y o a yob tor toe ton a offers and toe growto » represents WANTED: lndmdu4l* who ar* w r i n g a tirtano people on ■ntakid caieet GREAT enyjktyment enwonment. protesannal aialua and beneht* Contider the career of Denial Axaitling Formal education ot 1200 h o o t Leadng lo State and National crertonhai* Work m a leal paced, tvghiey technical, ever changing career m the aawd health fwto ol Dental Aiaatmg Ca« Orange Technical CenawaOriendo Tech Dental Oeeertmere. 407-246-70*0, M L 463*. Whether you are already in the work place, reedy to re-enter or |uto looking to the luhae they have a program oetigned lor r v ___________________________ WAREHOUSE DELIVERY WORKER Clean FL IX. entry tovet heavy kiting over 21 yt* 336-4130 canned I7yn*to> 6666647. • GREAT aCNiFrTS M CLUONO HK04CAL FINE JEWELRY SALES ASSOCIATE The Reserves Network, a rec­ ognised Malting industry leader * leaning lot venous entry level 10 advanced oftce and n dustnaf opportunbo* tvom /ot me Central Flondi are* Ttw M lowing a just a sam(Ang of avaaabta poaaons 1 BDRM . 6470*40 AND l*> I Would kka to wurk lor you Good ml otdar peopM Singto 66 5(1hr cuLpte *6 50hr Voc* homed*y or ragpt CNA. HttA • GREAT PAY • M0 to6 m .F u u .T a a • HOURLY PAY RETAK. ANEW YEAR A NEW CAREER! LAKE ADA 1 n onw t i t a w o SANFORD'DUflFX Htatortc Ddliicl. t trim 64(Xlmu < tec 223-6232 or pgr 44445*4 Starting pay 16.15/Hr. Apply In peraon W * pay for Experience Excellent Benefits PINE RIOGE CLUB 217, laun­ dry rm acm patn. 6525/depoait A |5t0'mo Pteaaa can 3211344 _______323-8670 WANTED: Housekeeper/cook 3 ? house wi pool Local lemale pref, wVt conuder at 324 0756 night* (6pm start lime) in refitgerktad warahoua*. SI HISTORIC DISTRICT I bdrm. upklawa 6325'mon « StOOxcc 372 2335 409 W 1*1 S t________ Equal Opportunity Employer Drug-Free Workplace Irvdtvtdual needed to work Sales Avsociate* Asusunt* Fu4 Tim* A Part TVnn R e n ta ls NOTHINO BUT THE FINEST FOR YOU! GoMww Ay4* an Itmnhart ltd 6 AGA. Ik Maty A* apt Inme* w‘ prtv alarmaigarage* State ol the art actrvitylitne** facility Open today Stop out or call 307-2007 tor a personal show TV____________________________ ROSELEA VILLAS 2/1 Special -feRM IonM HUO OKAY 407-3366633 SANFORD 1 bdrm Ground floor, tern ptch. all appl. pool u*e Rent or aa* Call 664-7271 SANFORO 7/2 Appronmatefy 1000 *q ft W O tnd, 643tVmo • tow dtoio*« Caw 322-1061 SANFORD HISTORIC OISt " l/t Son p*ko. hatdwcnd ttoor*. Ivnpiace Spacnu* 6400)350 Btonaarom Raatty 322-2496 SANFORO Good are* Sputtex* 7/1 AC. hook up*, pain 4 yard 641 Vmn , 630111>V 66*6044 W AR EH O U SE Now Hiring for S«mlnolfl County Need Hokdey Cash? We* pad fu* A part-tana positions aval awe to casual working al moapftare longwood location MWe or tktotaa 1*7-6670 OFFICE •ORDER PULLERS •DELIVERY HELP •ME ORLANDO •TEMP t TEMP TO HIRE •DEPENDABLE W/TRANS LABOR FORCE STAFFINO 131-532* /\\t 100— Condominium 99— Apartments Unfurnished M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E ASSEM BLY s / /*• \ l \ SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS 1-600-7 1 6 -6 2 2 9 ___ PR ESCHO OL TEACHER WORK TOOAY/PAJO TODAY *73 1 sVtenehAve RECEPTtONIST/SECnETARY Must have tyt»ixj A kght com putet skills 330 5907 leave mnsxaqr PART TIME JOBS IN THE EX­ CITING AVIATION INDUSTRY AT SANFORO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT [>yn Air Sem-tts a growing a» line ground support company is curmntty hiring lev Part Time Ramp Service* (>ef korinpt to toad ami unload hag gage and cargo Imm tnlemalun at Flights Those [losilons, reg.nre Pie abSity to lit 141 to 75 tbs Pass a drug screening Compteln a 10 year background history urstersland English and work a fo ib le Schedule to tnctudn nrvkends We Ofler uni levins, a new starting wage rata, a i l a ( fiiUkm^ng work tvmrun men! Stop by our general otV vs tomltsl at 2747 Camer Ave nue Aiswcatenk may be com pieted Monday through Thur* day trom 10 a m unM 3 p m LABOR BEAD) HOUSEKEEPER U V « - IN. Lk Mary area W-S rights Llts housakaepng. dnner prep, aaaef nanny m Bi 2 boys aga 9 S 3. NS, ref and sip NOW HIRING SECURITY OFFICER JOB Training Armed A Unarmed Brantly • Aaaoc. *34-7444 LOOKING FOR PART TIME WORK? Maitland ama Cosmetic En tvmcement Co is looking lor Cukt Svc Rapt to work bet ween 24-40 hours per week Sun Thors Temp to hire *7 5fV hi comp M and customer svc skis necessary 4|ipry In petson at 1060 Maitland Ctr. Common* Sin 4tt Mon Thur* 9 3 or Cal 660-0111 Residential C leaning NURSING Mon Jan 12th and Tues Jan I3m 7 30-7OCpm m S Onan do and Maitland E»rodent position* available •Receptionist •Data Entry •Admin Aaat. •BookkpgIAcct. Aaat Sales Aaat Phone Coneultanta •Customer Service* Caa S. Ortando 1706646 or Mattland *6767*1 NowIM Apply Mon-Frl 7 10-7:00pm NEVER A FEE 11 71— Help Wanted AccuStaff J O B FAIR pendataMy. organuauxval skins, end ebWty to loaow in­ struction* ere requeementa lor If** poaMon New pharmaceuti­ cal manufacturing laoMy San­ ford. Florida location Salary $7 OQtv and 1* 10 start dapandmg on espenence pact hea*h. ate and dental insurance and salary mcreaae altar 00 days Call 323-1687 tor Interview at ma drug trea workplace_________ A beauttu k excwng hotel located to me UCF area la fwtng lor the loaowmg positions BANQUET SET-UP/tEAVER, RESTAURANT SERVERS. BELLMEN. KITCHEN UTILI­ TIES. HOST/HOTtSS, COCKTAA. SERVICERS, PRQtfT AU­ DITOR, A BAR TENDERS. Ap­ ply m person to Hokdey Inn t2t2S H sr Tech A re, Orlando EOE DRUG FREE Apartment Compter F/T Lake Mary 123-1977_________________ MATURE person needed m my homo to care lor 5 yt old aHer school 3 day* a week Must have own transportation and ry-f ergives ere must 666-611* Member Services REP Crerkt Union eip preferred lake Mary area Fat resume to 407-4250503 MERRY MAIDS HIRING Car A Insurance Niwtod Weekend* FRt E 331 5260 HOUSEKEEPER Administrative 10 opemng* for enp msiaaers Sleelcase esp a plus Work lo­ cated m LongwoodMas land area 67-610?* SPARTAN PR£k**R Immedul* toi-kme opening lor a non-smoker. Knowledge of Won) Perfect. kbSAy to work Looking lor F/T lawn Techm cw»n Etp preferred Great sLirt mg pay commtkslon. benelils Sian ughi away Phone Mac 127-6030______________________ N E E D MA OR LPN FURNITURE INSTALLERS GENERAL OFFICE sei-k.ng make outuund c-tit* No eip needed Must be sales orient ed wim good communication skill* luo typing requeed An interested applicants Call now! S Ortando 370-6646 a Maitland 667 6755 NEVER A FEE) Apply 7;30am-7 00pm Opportunity eual* tor a sea sorted engineer w4h We todow nj •Broad tecrmcal profocney *E«penence m low Voltage Switchgear t600V) design 'Espenence m me design ol nee and retrofit low voltage or cuA breakers •Knowledge ol industry stan dards. project planning and sebeduang •Esceaem trotsrperiorvai and wv l4ement*t«n sues •Proven ability to provtoe lech neat Inadersfip ‘ Broad electromectiankrai profi­ ciency and competerve •BSEE or BSME •Professional engineering cer­ tification desired is 71— Help Wanted All areas ot Restaurant work II you am energetic and would tike lo t v involved in the start up ot a new business Apply m ptmon .11 h o u s e o f r o y a l t y . .’566 Santcvd Ave, M f between tfw hours ol B 3Qam A 5 30pm Now hmnq eipnnnnced COOKS SERVICERS A DISHWASH ERS Top pay paid vacations afli-i 1 year Medical benefits and a Dtug Tree Work place 4650 E SR 46 West Santord 407 330 7775 A 3770 Orlando (V 1 7 92 Santord 407 3214306 DENNVS REST __________ ___ MAINTENANCE M A T E R IA L H A N D L E R 71— Help Wanted Top Sales Lead* ter efilv of a ftinb- I • 774-7776 A Great Place T o Live er*. Marriott Courtyard. Cad 444-100*. fi3TAi*T. Tap Ortando____ „ ____ ng hard waking, prat M M 6 uef to mryWw and acreen a p pfKAnta Fim. 14si-paced, and taam-oneneed atmoephere De­ gree reqwred No eN>- neoeesary Musi be ouigomg. dad ceted. and career-orier'^ Greet opportunity lor 11 at Room lor adv Cel an mtarvww. 8. 170-6*46 or (70S. • W 0 pw m 407/321-2730 r MOI W. Lake Miry Bivd . W Lake Mary Slid Far Ovtr 99 Yaan • Sapporl Ym Caa Cd«at Os." CALI US AT (407) 324-4334 I I S277I DIRECTIONS: 8 On 25th Stm t (Rt 46A) bttwmn 17-92 l andAirport DM. on Nm tm KAm m C u f o m Staffing i EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! POSITION OPEN FOR: CAR R IER S W ANTED Nswspspsr dslivary for establisiiBd routes in the ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE Santord srss. Earn monty w hit tsking a drive in the country or dty. Must have dspsndshis transportstton, organtzabonsi sfoas and tM avaifobfo for stlsmoon dsivwy, in parsons at P.o. l a s 1M7 • Rum i i A Small College Can M ake a Big Difference Convenient class schedule* (schedule* that allow you to work while going to school), caring instructon . and small class size are just a few o f the advantages o f a small college like City College can make a big difference. to Paopfo-paraon w ifc M agrity and snfcuaiaaffl nasdad csl on accounts tor the Sanford Herald and Lake Mary Ufo. This is an *ouisids* position w ii tocekHaea safos. Previous sales sxpansnea piatoned Cal 322-2811 or malrasumato: We Build Careers • Business • Private Investigator • Medical Assistant • Legal Assistant • Computers 407 831-9816 - LAKEMAR F.O. B u 1M7 • StototoS, n . S2771 A City College 853 East Hwy. 434, St*. 200 •Caasdbcrry, FL 32707 • Day orEvem f Classes • FinancialAidfor Those Who QnaUfy • Graduate Placement Assistance •Convenient 4-Day School Week •Nationally Accredited[by ACICS as a Junior College i �Sanford Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Sunday, January 11. 1998 • 11B 103— HousesUnfurnished 103— HousesUnfurnished SANFORD 1/1 Ann. tncd yd. W 0 hook up, no pell 1575 . dnp C l MI-4881__________________ SANFORD 3/1 CHA. W O hook, up*. 1500'mo « 1450/MC P m w c i i » 4 l H ____________ SANFORO 3 ? 1575,'mo . ISOOMC dap 3114313 AltortUbU Horru Center, Inc SANFORO 2/1 Conv location MOCPmo XMAS Oucount Rrt req 1314717 S ftN S TR O M R EN TALS C U D D CASSELBERRY 1/2 Carport •cm pch. CH A 1KXVUOO SANFORD 2/2 tluptoi CH/A. New carpet A p»mt U W 1 3 H SANFORO V I Apt. v>M pun paho. new pnlhmg 1440/1110 SANFORO 2/1 w1am rm. car pod. v* w'ophon 1440/1400 PINE CREST 1/1 ml famWy rm tg yard. CHA. nco 1600/1400 JM DOYLE (407) 122-2420 WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT L E U P in one of fthese cozy homes. SARFORICURT m STORMmrahtOROON •tugRBory taMgn •MOM Munir Mm U M M M n « [MfBr-OfcNN Bum -ftetrtf) fuiMMd *hMBy OMM U*t>N In MOM (My C : ' 3 2 3 -3 3 0 1 • SANFORDCOURT 5 3291 8 . 8 A N F 0 R D A V E ., 8 A N F 0 R D U °<c«f BRANO-T V 1DEWVEAfeS , - ^ Wishing you * ' bundles o f Joy, loads of laughter, tons o f fun ...Allyear and after! • Large Spacious Apartments/ with large Closets • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling Fool • Tennis Courts C o u n try Lake Apartments S7I4 Udgswood At*.. Sanford • 330 6804 KIT \V CAKI.VI.K 9) by Larry \VriRhl 105— Duplex/Trlplex 191— Building Materials 221— Good Things to Eat PUBLIC NOTICE: VARIETY O f CITRUS U PICK 567? Dcor Path Lane Sanlord Call lor directions 323-2277 8ANFORD-?itx*m Juv renovat­ ed Immaculate. CHA. carport. WO hook up 14GO dt.count Invealoft Realty 7741411 l i l M t C h »a ,l*re £//eup 117— Commercial Rentals asm ANP All Steal butldinga never put uf>. bluefxmts included Major steel bldg company is liquidat­ ing 40X31 was 17.770 will sell tor 13 980. 50X100 was 118770 now ltt.977 Other itraqht wads available Chuck 1400-120-2140 ^ 0 M u r f W O U L D N 'T M 4l F B A b ! ? £ LEASE Prime kliowroom 4 waretiouM) 110970 kq tt Sit 441 Irontage 407 578 2500 o Longwood. 17-9? LLmoFREE TflOO sq tt AHpart Store Front/ Oflce 311-9744 Of 499*1117 - # • • 193^-Pets & Supplies o Thorns a B IG rti*tf»r©nce in kj OKI wormors A L L N E W H A P ­ P Y J A C K LIQUI-VICT reuas es active ingredients more e f­ fectively STEN8TR0M GEN ERAL FEED 121-1550__________ Office Space Available for Leaea. Sanlord Commerce Or located at Park Ave A ?5th St 7 kmfek approi 3,000 tt A 8 500 tt t a t iil per year Parking is abundant C al John Gay at Strictly Commercial. L c Real llrufcers 407-444-0110. 201— Horses OFFICE/WHSE 3 000 15dOO it From 13 si Prime tocatun Hwy 17 97 Sanford, t bt trom Airport IWd Can 124-4440 JlrrVSue ENGLISH HORSEBACK RIDING lesions camp swimming QENEVA. 290-9191 118— Office Space ______ For Rent______ AntlquWCollecHbieB 211— A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 tq n A up! 1765 A MONTH Otlre Storage 3710170 or 333 7514 141— Homes For Sale OFFICE/OFF1CE-WAREHOUSE Now Available Guarikan Personal Storage Cat lor details 179 7500 SANFORD AREA-1/2 MUST s t i l t Cft A doubtn garage tncd yard 300 Rosa t> Cal even mgs 349 5657_________ ______ SANFORO OFFICE SPACE 2 Suites availabla • 1100 SF S 1400 SF. 40M21-7U04 SANFORO newty remodeud pool home Rymtt under 1500 Easy fawning Cal 777-7561 141— Homes For Sale AM tlHOAItll Vi t i t l l H I 2/11 Largs lanced yard, CHA On ty 177.900 VIP Properhes Inc 407-112-9491 Mr*.illy R eso u rces MOVE44-CONO. 31 1 New car fret A pant N e e yard, enct front porch 111 000 As Is DC DC CALLAWAY. Realtor 14071124-92It, l i t IPS ■ANFORO 7trr. O VA tnod yd. 148K Cal turn Swnmonk I •A I II O M IO M N I \\ M m M| . PMO»»| S » . ' I I / • »-! R e a l e s t a t e , in c GOVERNMENT FORECLOSED ttumes trom penrvws on 11 Oeknquenl Tar H epu iH C O t Your Area To) Frea (t| BOO 719 9000 F it H 7706 lor current hit _________________ a __________________ J E R N IG A M P R O P E R T IE S . IN C . COUNTRY CLUB MANOR 2/t. H g bonus rmcouk) far 1 bdrm raw past avout new car pet 111900 WOOOMERE PARK 11 1 fenced yard tag screen porch 149 900 LAKE MARY 4/2 Cknknui Oaks It 7700 SF. spM plan, cath r e « ig s Ir pk. pool is m . I • acres, on col dm sac comer tot 1209 000 407171-7799________ INVESTOR BUYINO HOUSES PLUMS or LEMONS ChartU MS-7297 181— Appliances A Furniture For Sale MDM IS l f'HOt'f M i l l ' RENOVATED Over 1000 iq tt DmlivTpl arm prch 144.900 4/1.1 Over 1 600 sq I t . kv drv tarn Irpic Inert 141.900 RENOVATED l aa new 1/3 acre del wktnp crpt tncd 170.000 PRf-Forecloeure t 4 acre pmr tenervt carport 144.710 322-7498 159— Real Estate Wanted 143— Mobile Home Lots For S«le 9 POINT AREA Irg K* w mod hm AS IS 118 000 Serous at ^ i> ii» e ^ )f e j^ M lB 0 7 9 h ^ ^ ^ 153— Acreage Lot For Sale W a fc lv a P in e s Bh/d Hunesae 4 4 acres 171000 Hwy 46 1 mea W of river BED Buck wrought Iron CA ROPY And premum orthnpadc sat Never opened III* bored Cost 11200 ieentee 1375 6738441___________________________ BEOS ^ORTHOPEDIC” FIRM SETS w<th 5 year warranty Nev­ er used Tam 175 Fu* 1105 Queen 1175 King 1169 Call DAY BCD White Victonen style with 7 farm manrasaas A trundM Never used 1300 407JACUZZI Cedar tu esm door/ out door New 17800 asking 11700 Magnavor 46 rich color TV w'door l Under warranty (Sears) New 11900 astmg 1895 Sears V S 77 n Aar 8 In doof-cuDe/cruShed’waler/light Under warranty (Sears) New H59S. asking 1895 Sears couch sleeper ton labnc 11700 new fust kke new sei lor 1400 Caaiso-isa. ____ MATTRESS SALE • fuM sua used bOI sprmgt A manrass l AlOOLarnyi Man 377-4137 OFFtCt DESK, metal 6 drawer arcaMnt condtion 60 X 30 mcnaa 160 W 4 7 9 9 Rafrlgarator Whirlpool 185 7 tpace healers 125 75' color TV 135 110-7144 N mwj (407) 7404100 DELTONA to acres Ideal lor mutate homes4e. hcases cattle Mmvng or niatery' Zoned egn cultural 13.900 ACRE Sm down w<ownar Inanca 904-7471771 or 904-7974422__________ 157-M obile Homes For Sale 94 FLEETWOOO 14 X 70 3/7 CHA 10 X 20 awing Many EX­ TRAS" 831-7708 or 372-1553 187— Sporting Goods Q u t i m o w TH E BIQO NEII OVER 400 TABLES The Lakaund Canter Jan 17 A II. 1998 9 5 Sat. 9-4 Sun Sponsored by Lakaund RAM A PtakX CkA Inc >i wm v s i :i. I .— MOOCRN FURN 8 Amkjues 1 PIECE or Whofe Household 904-774-2225/407440-1512 ROUND OAK tabu • 4 Ethan Al ten ladder back chairs 1C50 Ca« 371 1738 217— Garage Sales WANT TO GET RIO OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARD SALE is the perfect way to do that and the Ssnford Herald can brmg peopu to your duor Artrert.se you saw m me Sanlord HersJd and Lake Alary Ufa lor only 1 61 kno And watch the items Uave vrMa the money comes m Call by Noon on Tuesday and your 5 kne ad can run lor three days in the Herald and once at tfe Lake Mary Lrfe tor ONLY tto TOM A l we ask is truil you prepay the as Cax uswe can hep*! (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 GIANT MOVING SALE SAT/SUN 9-7 30* W 6th sewn Between Park A 17*97 Over 700 puces Ot jewelry O 17 00 ColUCbbUs antiques office furniture. 70 inch HP monitor HP plotter, computer equvmenl 4 mtsc 124-4144______________________ 219— Wanted to Buy Alum Cunt Copper / Brea* Kokomo RecycMna 121-0004 • I t W First-ak M . Sat 8-1 221— Good Things to _________Eat _ NAVEL ORANOES • RED GRAPEFRUIT Manwather farms 3461 Caury Ave 14i44 1/2 82 Skykna SpM pun row carpet, vriyt A Up s o n g 119.000 297-Lawn Services U BUY IT I w « AssambU Nil Christmas1" AppLloyS-ant ctr/ FULL StRVtCC LAWN CARE ReeMenNaVCemmertial 2&3-Additk>ns 6 279-Hauling OREO OROSS LAWN SERVICE MES.COM QUALITY CAHE FREE EST NSW RCMOOCLRCFAM Door. aandows. carpanBy. Raaid trash, garage clean outtl fU ta t" 349 9656 284-Legel Services 373-4432 S □ Bain) CSC 19880 290-Home Divorce 111. Custody ITS. Bankruptcy ITS. Name Change 111. Etc 24 hrs (407) 577-0347 h4tp J/arww.mtndaprtng corn/ SCON SO O K K ItPtN Q tomaadparasonak/ad sannoa BIT Cus jwck-up aJ^owlhojrt^aasiTSJOSl^ 110-1717 or wm448-4907 Half sytling equipment Noarty enough to set up a 4 chair shop 11700 Please call 7601S44.__________________________ OAK FIREWOOD FOR SALE SANFORO AREA 322-3197 231— Cars For Sale •4 VW BEETLE SEDAN Ro stored, show quality. Beet up iixyne 16000 TIMM 1214497 1915 CHEVY 70 senes big truck Runs good 13500 Can 374 744?_______________________ 1997 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER, blue AT aw Good condition $1100 OOP 130-4794__________ 1999 NISSAN SENTRA. 5 dr. while. AT. aw EicnlUnl condition 17,900 OOP 110-4799 12 BUICK REGAL STATION WAGON Great transportation AT Aw H OOd FIRM 121-7119 •7 PRELUDE 2 0 SI PS stereo’ 5 speed PW Sun root 13 950 Cal 30? 1877__________________ BUICK REGAL 2 dr TH Cojpe Loaded special equpt pck. 3 8 Eng new twes. new brakes, tuned 54k Eic car looks new 110 950 OBO Can 377 7581 or 678-0455 SEIZED CARS trom 1175 Pnrsctics. Cadillac! Chevys BMW s Corvettes Also Jeeps 4W l)s Your area Ton Free 1 BOO 718-9000 E»1 7706 lor cut rent lutmqs 235— Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 82 DODGE RAM 750 kmgbed van 134,832 miUs Runs As Is See and make otter at San lord Herald. 300 N French Ave Sanlord (In back ot main bund m g) 238— Vehicles Wanted CASH t i t PAID! For Junk Cart. Trucks A M sc' nCfPAMfRCABCAUTifUL WO 240— Boat Rentals FISHma BOATS FOR RENT Surtng tt 130 A up Also 74 Pontoon Can 330 161? 241— Rec. Vehiclet/Campers For Sale 71 VW Popup camper Low m.uage. drives good, needs some work 1895 497-1090 TRAVEL TRAILER 1998 36 tt. ton Wide tborguss. central aw. W O queen bed large bath Asking 119 500 407-1944101 a il 4217 WAREHOUSE SPACE Warehouse space for rent, 1,250 sq. ft., part of larger warehouse area. 24 hour access. Located behind Sanford Herald newspaper building. Truck loading dock available at no additional cost. No lease required. For more information, call Frank Voltoline at the Sanford Herald. 322-2611 . LOW FIXED PRICES NO HAGGLE NO HASSLE CARRIAGE COVE 274-Handy Man FRUfT FOR SALE Home grown citrus picked to or­ der Can 377-3710 NAVEL ORAMQSS-U pek or Wa feck trash to order 3880 Moores Stakon Hd 373 8367 Navou rod grM»eutt ungarmes Fresh From Grove Wo tnv BAOGS MARKET S22-M4I PARK AVE MOCKS PARK Homes 13 000 to 16 000 Set Up Favanong OLKCT! 1214S91 252-Accounting 223— Miscellaneous 231— Cars For Sale t l l 89 1/2 73 Cambndsa W D sem rm 94.000 Call 3234140 SANFORO/LK MARY Femey park, tow lot ran). 1247/mon 17. eat at U many eitrai Raducad tor quick sate Asking 116 5 0 0 0 6 0 Cal 302-715 pgr 372 1969 SKkng. dadu S eerier»U 291-Computer Consulting Nam art Insuaabona WatBVnt. Access. VB. graphics, on-site J0747£1U ^ 292-Cabinets AU. TYPt CABMSTS-raUcW HOME PISPfCnO NS ^ ts ■ ia m wv w wII n pv r 407-110-4120 CHARLES 0. (Dan) MILLER Boeder. C8C057785 Res/ Comm. ramodal. addBont. rejaa MC, VISA 407-120-1741 DAVO KEY CONSTRUCTION NaamanteBaBnaMapaka Ltc: COCQ47S19 M0-T202 293-Carpentry CAWBW T1W. Al Home IS oaramc Ha. 1321 5972 299-ChUd Care AN U P LOVMO MOW along wWi TLC A pUyroom. ten yrd Cart CPfVCOURaVRaa . For Warvtaw 3300700 STOP THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE IT BEGINS" Thinking of addatg on a room, ramodakng your tutcfaMuth N m O a new roof or Bie money to do I wan? Dom know wnara to begat? 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I f ) Strive to be cooperative today with people who cooperate with you H ow ever, don't embarrass yourself by tryng to patrom/e those who arenl Capricorn treat your­ self to a birthday grtt Send for your AstroGraph predictions for the year ahead by mailing 1? and SASE to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper P O Boi 1756, Murray Hill Station. New York. N Y 10156 Be sure to slate your rodac sign A Q U A R IU S (J a n . 2 0 -Fe b . IS ) Show proper gratitude today to people who go out of thee way to help you If they arenl acknowledged property, they won't be there neat time PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) In financial matters today, lot your prudent instincts prevail W atch how you spend your money; it s the small outlays that could weaken your budget A R K S (March 21-AprN IS ) Usually you treat your guests m a gracious manner, but you might not be yourself today and causa others lo tael uncomfortable. Lighten up THAT’S A 6000 IDEA... WHEN ITS COLO, STAY IN YOUR 16100. 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O o not neglact your LIBR A (Sept. 23-Oct. 2|) In significant matters today, be prepared lo fend for yourself People who usuaty function as your back-up may not be avadable when VtROO (A u g 23-Sept. 22) It could prove VflE AST PROLOGUE Elevation counts PHILLIP ALDER by T.K. Rysn After shaking the snow off his over­ coat and hanging it up, the Senior Life Master was ready lo start his monthly class. “ H alf the tim e w e defend, y e t w e spend almost 100 percent o f our time discussing bidding with partner. That is n 't righ t. You and you r p a rtn er should give m ore time to leads and signals. by Jim m y Johnson iA w o r iu m s T t c t v THAUK YD0... > WHATA WORLD I6AID40/' W H U I Y XHCAUT . M M ce/ > "You will find a simple example oo the first sheet I have handed o u t" The students studied the North and East hands from today's diagram. “South opens a 15-17 no-tnimp. How would you defend against la) two no­ trum p and (b ) th ree no-trum p? In both casey. you r partn er leads the h eart five. D e c la re r w ins with the queen, plays a diamond to dummy's queen, and calls for the diamond nine. What do you discard?'' two. Than the SLM continued. “ P in t, which heart did you play at tric k qne? You know p a rtn e r has so m ew h ere b etw een tw o and fou r high-card points. So. his hearts cannot be that stron g. Y ou w ant a spade ■w itch, not a h eart continu ation. T h e re fo re , d rop th e tw o. N o th ird hand high here.” The SLM asked them to look at the full deal on the next sheeL “On the second diamond, your dis­ card depends on the contract Against three no-trump, throw the spada king. T h is te lls p a rtn e r about y o u r a tquence. But against two no-trump. you need that extra spade trick. You must discard the discouraging club two. A fter teein g the heart two and HOT toft WWW* octal£6, WR. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 11, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 11, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 11, 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/14ecb6c9d1fc1742d696ef1c6cc17fa5.pdf f40d01d4c1759faac4ec1310621a1f0f PDF Text Text TUESDAY February 10,1998 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lako Mary and Samlnola County alnoo 1908 90lh Year, No. 121 • Sanford, Florida The search is on Committee named to help select Sanford city manager named names Monday night, but named had been expecting to name three each, for designated leadership. a total of 15. The resolution specified. T he Herald Staff Writer At the beginning of discussion, a members shall be residents of Seminole prepared resolution specified "not less County serving tn government or business SANFORD • The City Manager Selection than five nor more than 10 members.’ with experience In hiring top management Advisory Committee has now been formed. Some of the commissioners Indicated they or chief executive officer positions.’ The Sanford City Commission not only planned only five while others said they ‘ " FaflsSA ■y me* m xrxu r The number one stale ranked Lady Rams came three-points shy of a state championship last year whan Pensacola High School puled out the last second win. This year. Lake Mary has earned a rematch with the Tigers a little eerier In the season. Lake Mary Lady Rams up for state championship Wf U L U S WEBBS* Herald Staff Writer LAKE MARY • Florida's state championship Is going to be decided a little early and tn a new city this year. Tonight, at Lake Mary High School, the Lady Rama basket­ ball team, ranked number one In the state and undefeated In the season, will host Pensacola High School In a rematch of last year's state championship game. Pensacola has one loss, which It suffered during a Christmas tournament and Is cur­ rently ranked number two. Lake Mary fell to the Tigers In that game, by three points, and Is looking forward to the grudge match. "This la the biggest game of the season for us.* said Lake Mary coach Carl Brown. *We are very excited and will come out ready to play. It would be ridiculous for me to tell the girls not to be nervous, but If they come out and play the way they know how to, hopefully the nerves will quite down quickly.’ Lake Mary will have a lot on Its side when they take the court tonight. Home Held advantage may play a large role In the outcome of the game. Lake Maty will play in hunt of Its own fans, on Its own court. The o th e r_ on the Lady Name* side are Mary-Leah Sutton. L auren________________________ and Aahlee Balia nee. Sutton has been a monster all year, taking charges, pulling down boards and defending like a pro. She has dominated every offense she has faced all year and that should put Pen­ sacola on the offense all evening. No one In the county la better down low than Bradley. She can fool the other teams, however, since she la really more of a finesse player. Her outside shooting and ball handling have Improved greatly since last year's final game and she l* ready for her biggest challenge. And then there's Baliancc. She has faced and overcome every press that has been thrown her way. Everyone knew she was good at the start of the season, but the Improvements that Ballance has made In her already superior game have been astonishing. There are few better In the state of Florida at the point position and Pensacola will have a hard time controlling her. On the other aide of the ball. Pensacola has a few weapons of Its own. besides suiting up five players 5.11 or over. P in t la Michelle ’Oonette* Snow. This 0'1* guard Is a power­ house who has already been recruited by Tennessee, the lu m ­ ber one women's college program In the nation. Last year, she all but abut down Bradley and this year Is averaging 23 points y d IB boards a game. Snow has Improved her jump shot but Judge scolds county officials Paper or By BUM WHITS Herald Staff Writer__________ SANFORD Seminole County Commissioner Dick Van Der Wdde and Clerk of the Court Maryannr Morris took thetr squabble to court on Monday • and both were scolded by the Judge. He's suing her for taking $1,061 out of his last two pay­ checks • money she says he owes the county from a trip to Europe laat August. Monday. Judge Thomas O. Freeman denied a temporary Injunction by Van Der Welde'a attorney but at the same time told Morse. "You're not a Su­ per Commissioner." Attorney Michael Jones is expected to amend Van Der Welde’s suit, a legal maneuver that may give Morse but two options • to defend the suit at a coat of up to $30,000 to the taxpayers of the county or to pay the commissioner the $1,081. He's also asking for a t­ torney fees. “ It makes no sense to me lo spend the $30,000 of taxpay­ ers' monev," was Freeman's somber advice to both Morse and Van Der Wetde. ■Its an oddball situation." said Morse's attorney Terry Orl/lln. T o pay him the money would be an Illegal act. That's why she deducted the money In the first place." Freeman turned down Van Der Welde'a Injunction Monday because Morse said she had no plana to take more money from the commissioner. If she had planned to dock more pay, and Injunction would have stopped that action until the problem la resolved. His attorney la ex- VIP G old’s adult entertainment case is a film classic By BOBS SNOTS to ufc Herald Staff Writer Hugh Trees, the VIP Oold attorney, asked the Judge if he could see the video by the ’From what IVe been told these dancers have performed in d u b s throughout the Mate," Trees ■aid. There have not been spy problems." probleme - Too much b u tt SANFORD - Sheriffs deputies went Into a nightclub tn Fern Park last month, and found male dancers naughtily performing tn O-strtngs. The deputies filmed the performances. One professor and the philosophy of life Then there was the ‘return to realty* as Fttqgerald calls i t So Ida * *' Herald Staff Writer Philosophy Is natural extension o{ his own purautt of knowledge. He conferald. During sS S S J ' Unued b* fann*1 «$ucadon. rtcrtvtn$ doctorate tn PhiJ W S P . ***** loeophy-Aeetbedca In If tune taught by rare 12p “ — • •• «* E l * " * ***? PUI*U* <* not Thou* be did n o t________ out to. b * -S ™ b* teach. Fltxgerald finds It very be a * g ...... . U n ia a 'S Southern Indiana hi 107$ he a s s e s s ,yearning has led him rorid of broadcasting. “ ^° ° “ ■ «$th a combined major In fosophy. Ait and History S U B S C R I B E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Cal l 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �1A Ht't.iu Sanford. Rontla - Tuesday Fetruary 10, Lake Mary athlete brings home the gold By MARY ROWELL Herald Correspondent Picnic in the park Historical meeting Pir Bike Mary Historical v inmN'ilon cordially Invites . puhlu to attend its Winter s h aking F.vrnt. Michrllr Alexander. curator education. Orange County Mistortral Museum, will presi » ptogram on earlv Florida ■ ms. on tonight llictr will he a social period r in 7 to 7:30 p in. and the speakrt will begin at 7:30. I he program will presented a die ! lank Evans CenterUiki \lar\ Historical Museum. 1;>r> \ 1 ‘ounttv Club Hoad. Missionaries to speak K n i t and Cvntbla Zimmerir in. missionaries with World i ,>-.pr! Mission, will speak at llnneei Methodist Church, comer ot Wilbur Avenue and i aiinm Club Road. Hie couI'li will prrsent tnfonuatlou ib>nt thru experiences tn Bo­ livia lie event will take place at 7 p m on Wednesday, Feb. I I . ilie public is Invited to attend. Join the 1-akr Mary Commu­ nity Improvement Association tor a free Valentine concert on the grounds of Bike Mary City Hall, from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Feb. 15. Bring your picnic and listen to music by the SCO Symphonic Band and the "Golden Tones". The annual 'Harry Terry' awards will be presented and an awanl given for a music scholarship, refreshments will be served by the Bike Mary Woman's Club, Rain date: Feb. 2 2 . Call Shelia Sawyer at 3217947 for more Information. Ask-A-Lawyer workshop Are voti looking for answers to a legal problem? Do you want to know what your rights arc concerning a land­ lord/tenant matter. bank­ ruptcy. foreclosure, auto loan or a collection problem? Attorney David Fishman, Central Florida l-cg.d Services, will Ih- available to answer In­ dividual questions regarding Sweetheart of a party etvll law matters. If you have I ovc is tn the air and smack legal papers you want the at­ dab everywhere It seems this torney to review, bring them Valentine's Day. And one place with you. vott'rr sure to find It. although Tills free workshop for the maybe unexpected. Is among community Is sponsored by •sime voung-at-hrart seniors. the Success Uy Six Community With some big-hearted plans Rrsource and Referral Center. tor celebrating the day In The workshop will be held sty le, residents of Village Oaks from 2 to 3:30 p.m.. Feb. 18, at Tuskawtlla. and assisted at the Salvation, Army 700 living community for seniors, West 24th Street. xvill be seeing red. literally, at For more Information or to a Sweetheart Banquet on Frl- register for the workshop, call day, Feb. 13 at 4:30 pan. (407) 302-8927. Ihc hearts, little hearts and A 'fly*Valentine i-yen size ui between will Wont to give your Valentine decorate the place at this heart-warming affair. Sweets something special this Valen­ for all the sweeties will tine's day. but can't afford abound, and lor those wishing diamonds and gold? Well how to sweep their honey off their about a one-of-a-kind m aster­ feet, singing staffers will p ro ­ piece...like a Picasso? Yes. that's right, you can vide the music for them to do it by. And. the Icing on the give your Valentine a true Pi­ casso for less than a night on cake yvtll be the presentation ot the King and Quren of the town. Picasso, a Redshouldered Hawk, who resides Iicarts. II you're In the mood for love, at Florida Audubon Society's stop by Village Oaks at Center for Birds of Prey In Tuskawlila. located at 1016 Maitland can be 'adopted', Wtlla Springs Drive. For more with proceeds benefiting his Information, call Carolyn Rob­ care and the vital work of reSee Briefs. Page 3A bins at (4071 699-7999. Athletes and coaches from the Seminole County Special Olympics traveled to Jackson­ ville In tntd Januaty lor the State Indoor Games. Athletes In ought home medals In bowling, gymnastics and Biskrtball. In nddltlon to the medals, the Seminole County tram was lortunatr enough to lie ilie recipients of two very special awards. The Most Inspirational Coach Award went to Lane B-e. who with his wife Tiffany, coaches Ihr Seminole Tigers, a three-on--three basketball tram. Most Inspirational Ath­ lete went lo Chris Hart, one of Ihe Seminole Tigers. The most gold medals were won by Bike Maty gymnast Diane Domcrarkl. Diane graduated from Bike Mary High School and works at (hr Bike Maty Publlx. She won gold In Door exercise, ribbon, hoop, ball and best all-round (37.25 out of 40 points). Di­ ane's coach Is Janette Caruso. In iKiwIlng. the IJnlded Team Bill Bonnett. The Seminole Tl gers got the silver medal In their firs' year as n team. The Tigers are Chris Hart, Mike (which consists of challenged and non-challenged athletes) brought home the silver. The unified team Is Matthew Tho­ mas. Jim Collins. Danny Casey and Ron DcVasto. The Men's Team: James Moore. Ricky Clark Tony Page and Scott Gilliam: also brought home sil­ ver. In the Aldrd Wheelchair category. Amelia Rauber took gold, tn singles, gold went to Kiyatn Fallrr. silver to Judy Tartske and Patti Wtttlck and bronze went to Jill Tartske and Holly* W e n t z . ________ Photos C o u n t y d SwiMioM t psciM Otym^c* here with volunteer coach Janette Caruso, Dtano Domorackl, (nght) won ftvo gold modals n a re­ Florida (Jacksonville) Gymnastics. cent Spocial Olympics competition. She is shown In basketball skills, a gold went tn Hrshelle Mosrly and Jeremy Lawman, bronze wrnl to Amaudttt Petruzzelll and a fourth plaee ribbon to Stephen A ll Transm ission Slddons. These nthlrtrs were coached l>y David Scott and D efects Kim San Iman The Seminole Warriors UniAre N ot M ^jor lied Team look Ihr gold. The Warriors are Krlka Bunbls. P roblem sJacob Lavender. Richard Hearn. Melissa Horeukohl, Consult a Ryan Jordan. Holly Turkeulun. Specialist Erie Taylor. Mark ITcston and Ronald Shawl. Their roach Ls Bad tiers, Donna Sorrrntlno. Mark Bridges and Mike Scrlmrntl. Tlielr coaches are Lane uid Tiffany Lee. from North H arrell L Beverly Tra n sm issio n s 209 W. 25th S t , Sanford 322-8415 Since 1959mSune Location * LOCAL FORCCA$T TM t | ■ Today: I M r lly c lo u d y . H i g h s T U E S D A Y * f ro m th e m id lo u p p c r -G O s . L o w s fro m th e m id to u p p e r - 4 O h . BOLUNAM TA B U ; min. 4:25 W e d n e s d a y : S c a tte r e d t h u n d e r a.m., ITtaJ. 10:15 a.m.. min. M iin iiH , Itlg liH In th e lo w to m i d . i q -i q _ 7 0 s . U r n s in th e lo w lo m id lo '» -0 3 P -r n - ' m a j . lt L 4 U p i n . u p p e r -4 0 s . T h u r s d a y : P a r t ly TIDES: D a j t O I I B M u : h ig h : i lu u d y . nighs around-70. Lows 7:15 a.m., 7:32 p.m., low. 12:49 in th e m ld -4 0 a . F r i d a y : P a r tly _ _ i.n e _ _ c lo u d y , l l l g h s | „ th e lo w -T O s ® m * ‘ ^ P ^ ' B i w s in th e m id 4o » . Bock: high: 7:20 a.m., 7:37 c>- s w EX TE N D E D TUESDAY Ptcldy 68 47 s a f ~~| p-m- low: *2:54 a.m.. 1:30 O U T L O O K | p.m., cocoa Booth: high: 7:35 W EDNESDAY a.m.. 7:52 p.m., low: 1:09 a.m., T abaris 7 4 4 8 1:45 p.m. THURSDAY Ptcldy 7 0 46 FRIDAY Ptcldy 71 46 LOTTERY H e ro are the w inning n u m b e rs selected o n M o n d a y In the F lo n d a Lottery: Fantasy 5 6-19-23-24-25 Lotto (Feb. 7) D aytona B each 8 New S m y rn a B each: Seas are 12 feet with a light chop. W ater te m p eratu re at Daytona Is 57 degrees and a t New Sym m a, 58 degrees. Winds are from the east at 5-10 m .p.h. 1 4 -3 2 -3 3 -3 8 -4 0 -4 1 Play4 7-7-M Cash 3 6- 2-1 S a n fo rd 43. p e r io d at lO a.m., ,oo Inch. ....7.-07 a.m. .....0:13 p.m. e n d in g S a itfh n l H erald Sening Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County Since 190S" Tuesday, February 10, • Vol. 90, No. 121 Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday by Republic Newspaper*. Inc. • 300 N. French Ave , Sanford. FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 a d m in is t r a t io n (Jenna Kouk ■PuUiiher Odette Pugh - BuuneU Menegsi Ter*n Games Mel lila Mom* Lmda Spiegel ADVERTISING O u t Sharp - Manager Earn. Gulden* Mojine Lavendei CTeryl Stone CLASSIFIED KeiM We moi - Manager Sandy Prexiey CIRCULATION Efczabeffi BanneO EDITORIAL Lacy Loar - Editor Shan Brad* Dona Dwtncti David Franer Joana Hughe* Courtney Laflatv Nek PMaiX Dean Sman Tommy VncarX Sutan Warmer Hu** Whitt l‘i*'«x»cal l*cttage Pad al Sanford. Flonda LEOALS Margam Clday FR000CT10N Frank Votoane - Manager Peggy Baarmar Freda Haimars Cheryl Smrm PRESS I 8TM FFM O Robert -Skip Cowan Mark Savon EM Egan EJ«*i Tyrrel. Jr. • head Preaaman SubacnpUon Hale* (Daily S Sunday) and additional mailing oncaa USPS 461280 Po*lma*ter Ser«J addrett change* lo Hie SANFORD HERALD PO Bor 166? SarVord. FL 32772 1667 Republic l 3 Monde 6 MorXha t War 118 SO 13900 176 00 12400 14300 |06 00 Flonda Raaidenia add 7% taiaa U j to above ra m Newspapers, Inc. Inspriational Seminole County Athlete, Chris Hart (left), and tnspriational Seminote County Coach. Dr. Lan Lee with medals presented at closing ceremonies. Be my Valentine: Who gets the most cards? hopes of matrimony dashed by the single urt of a tyrant. And no one seemed Interested In This Valentine's Day you will standing up to the emperor. probably either send or re ­ But a simple Christian priest ceive a Valentine from some­ named Valentine did come one. More than a billion are forward and stood up for love. expected to be given away In He began to secretly marry the United States alone. Who soldiers before they went off to gets Valentine cards? Accord­ war. despite the emperor's or­ ing lo Hallmark Cards, people ders. In 269 AD Emperor receive them In this order: Claudius found out about the teachers, children, mothers, secret ceremonies. He had wives, and sweethearts. The Valentine thrown Into prison Hartz pel food company says and deemed that he would be that 3 percent of pet owners put lo death. will even give a Valentine gift As Valentine was awaiting to their pets. execution, he fell In love with a If you're like me, whenever blind girl, who happened to be Thanksgiving rolls around you the Jailers daughter. On the picture the Pilgrims and the even of his execution, with no Indiana sitting at a table writing instruments available, breaking bread together. It's Valentine is said to have writ­ the story behind the holiday ten her a sonnet In Ink that he that provides the spirit of squeezed from violets. Legend warmth. When It comes to has It th at his word* made the Vfdentlne's Day, there Is also a blind woman see again. It was true life story behind the holi­ a brief romance because the was day. and It has a lot to leach next day Valentine us about the true meaning of clubbed to death by Roman love, sacrifice and commit­ executioners. St. Valentine gave his life sd ment. that young couples could be In the third century, the Roman Empire was ruled by bonded together tn holy mat­ Emperor Claudius 11 Gothlcus. rimony. They may have killed He was nicknamed Claudius the man, but not his spirit. the Cruel because of his harsh Even centuries after his death, the story of Valentine's selfleadership and his tendency for getting Into wars and sacrificing commitment to love legendary In Rome. Even­ abusing his people. In fact, he was tually he was granted Saint­ was getting Into so many warm hood and the Catholic Church during the third century that to create a feast In his lie was having a difficult time decided honor. They picked February recruiting enough soldiers. 14 as the day of celebration Claudius believed that r e ­ because of the ancient that cruitment for the army was (particularly lovebirds, down because Roman men did birds not want to leave their loves or but also owls and doves) began male on that very day. families behind, so he can­ to It's surprising to know that celed all marriages and en­ Valentine's Day Is really gagements In Rome. Thou­ SA sands of couplrs saw their UPEST N PETS I By MARK MERRILL I l l \ \ Florida Family Council DO IT YOURSELF PEST CONTROL SUPPLIES ‘ USENMirnf M B USE* D on't Fuss Come See Us For: Fleas, Ante, Roaches, T fm fttt, Spktore $$.00 Off Milts Demon WP $2.00 Off Pk§. Roach Balt M $3.00 Off Any Kind PET FOODS & SUPPLIES KAYTEE LM FOOD FOR BIRDS HAMSTER GERBELS KT. STICK TREAT DIAMOND EUKANSUBA IAMS PRO PLAN SCIENCE DIET NUTR0 MAX 0 L0 MOTHER HU8BARD BISCUITS 4 LB. BAG 8 4 .7 8 REG. $5 25 *55 GAL. AQUARIUM W/DLX FL0URESCENT HOOD LIGHTS 8 1 0 OAK CABINETS A STANDS ! 88much 8820% Off We Are Having Our S’ . — / im g Fb Celebrate The Opening Of Our 2nd Store At S 7 0 1 W. M 4 3 , SANFORD a^ im. wwm SA T . F E B . 7 thru SAT . F E B . 14 <=XA^e i={AJant ^ o u i t ^B uoinesst » ui I �Sanford Herald. Sanford, Honda ■Tuesday. February 10. ■ 3 A FitzgeraldContinued from Page 1A THE REV. LAWRENCE WILLIAM BURGEES The Rev. Lawrence William Burgess. 75. Pasadena Avenue, Longwood. died Sunday. Feb. 8. 1998. Bom on June 25, 1922 In Orono, Maine, he moved to Central Florida In 1965. The Rev. Outness was a minister. He served In the U.S. Army. The Rev. Burgess was awarded the World War II Vic­ tory Medal. Purple Heart, European Afrldan Middle Eastern Theater Campaign Ribbon, Distinguished Unit Badge, Army Occupational Medal-Germany. He was a life­ time member of the South Seminole V.F.W. Post **8207, Longwood. The Rev. Burgess was a member of Beard all Avenue Chapel. Survivors Include sons. Law­ rence 'B ud' Burgess. Sanford. Lee Robert Burgess. Resaca, □a., John Burgess, Longwood; daughters, Meta Irene Porter, Lake Monroe. Melissa Goettsch. East lemon, Penn.: three brothers; one sister; four grandchildren; two great­ grandchildren. Oalnes Carey Hand Oarden Rams---------- Continued from Pag* LA Is not an outside shooter. If Bradley can get around her, shell be able to do her Job. Dorethea Hunter, who Is on her way to the University of Alabama after high school. Is even more athletic than Snow. She ts a great ball handler and Is virtually unstoppable Inside. Another weapon for Pensa­ cola ts Shanelle Stallworth. She Is very aggressive and Is the best defensive player for Chapel Funeral Home charge of arrangements. In PATRICIA DAVIDSON PRANKS Patricia Davidson Franks, 68. Jackson. Tenn., died Sundny. Feb. 8. 1998 at Madison County Hospital. Jackson. Tenn. Bom In New Hampshire she was n Sanford area resi­ dent for 30 years. Mrs. Franks was a homemaker. She was a member of Ladles Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve, Sanford. Mrs. Franks was a member of Morning Olory United Meth­ odist Church. Survivors Include husband. Omby Hardin. Crump, Tenn.; sons. Dale. Minml. Gary. Vir­ ginia. Omby Jr.. Clarksville. Tenn.. Mark. Virginia Beach, Va.. Carl. Enterprise; sisters, Clare Glnty, North Port. Fla.. Regina Davis. Dover. N.H., Gall Freeman, Stratham. N.H.: six grandchildren. one great­ grandchild. O. DAVID HALE G. David Hale, 50. Ardmore Road. Charlotte. N.C.. died Sunday, Feb. 8. 1998. Bom on Jon. 9, 1948 In Sanford he moved to North Carolina In 1973. Mr. Hale was a supervi­ sor for a hank commercial crrdlt department. He was a mrmber of the Sanford Chap­ ter. Order of DeMolay and at­ tended Western Cnrollna Uni­ versity. Mr. Hale was a mem­ ber of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Survivors Include father. Harvey II., Sanford; brother Danny. Jacksonville: sister Jnne, Sanford; two nieces. Brinson Funeral Home. San­ ford. In charge of arrange­ ments. FU H 1H A L , H H A LE. O . DAVID Shackelford Funeral Direc­ tors. Savannah. Tenn. In charge of arrangements. Funeral services for Mr. Hale will lx- Thursday 12/12). at 2 p.m. In Ihe linssou Funeral Cliapel with the llrv. Urine Scott ofhrlatlng. Intennent will follow In Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from 6 until H p.m. Ilrtfison Funeral Home. 322 2131, Sanford. Is In cliargr of services. thr Tigers besides Snow. She's very underrated and her game Includes ball handling, driving, outside shooting and a great Jumper. Bottom line...Pensacola Is bigger. Lake Mary has more fi­ nesse. In order for the Lady Rams to pull this one out they will need to box out. get the boards and bit their free throws. That hasn't been a problem for them all season and they know Pen­ sacola's game. The Tigers aren't as strong In the guard position as they were last year and If Dike Mary can capitalize on that. Ihry should lake the rtlgc. It Is sale to say that whoever wins this game will coast through Ihe rest of the draw. Tills Is Ihe biggest hurdle on the way to thr state champion­ ship for either team. Tlie state championships will begin on February 19 In Lakeland. Game time tonight Is 7:30 p.m. Prediction: Isikc Mary u1fi pull this one out by flue. bank official. Wallace was subsequently named as chairman with Chang to serve as vice chairman of the group. Present City Manager Bill Simmons Is to serve as on ex officio member of the committee. The group will receive and review applications for the position of city manager and will make written recommenda­ tions to the commission. officials sit Id they expected possibly as many as 200 applications will tie submitted. *1 have already had several sent In even before we advertised.* Simmons observed. *1 have some as well." added Mayor Dale. Manager — Cmtf— M from P *f* LA At the outset. Mayor Larry Dale gave 11 suggested names. Commissioner Velma Williams named five. Commissioner Kerry Lyons listed three as did Commissioner Brady Lrsward, and Commissioner Whltcy Eckstein listed only one, former City Commissioner Lon Howell. Several of the names were brought up by more than one commissioner. In addition to HoWdTr*other* approved to serve on the selection advisory committee were Tim Hudson, director of the Sanford Housing Authority: County Commissioner Daryl McLain: Sylvester Chang, businessman; ElUa Pringle, ctvtc activist; Bob Parsell, businessman; Brian Bumgardner; Walt Nason; George Wallace, attorney; Mike Skatt; and Bob Douglas, a Valentines— Coatiassd fr m Fags 2A time together and talk. (Note: movies don't count.) * Laugh together. When was the last time you shared a funny story and chuckled with each other? Loosen up and laugh freely. Live llghtheartedly! * Play together. Find a hobby or activity you both enjoy— fishing, bowling, tennis, hik­ ing, or biking. * Be romantic together. Send * !• • • #' * ,4/wS In * According to the resolution and the commission discussion Monday night, the committee wtll examine the applications and trim the number down to the top five to 10. after which the information ts to be forwarded to the commission for additional examination and subsequent Interviews with candidates. Simmons and several other your spouse a note of encour­ agement tn the mall every once In a while Just to say *1 love you.* Spend one or two weekends away each year. Just with your wife. (No buddies allowed.) While Valentine's Day la a good time to put a spark back Into your relationship, tlie only way to fan the flame of a good relationship la for every day to be a Hallmark moment, founded on the concept of love in marriage. On This Valen- Hie advertising Is to be done In' publications circulated In the. League of .Cities and other municipal papers, rather than In local newspapers. Simmons had previously said hr would retire from hla 12 1/2 year-long position after mid­ year. when preliminary budgetary work has been completed for fiscal 1996/99. There was no Immediate Indication regarding when the selection committee will begin to hold meetings, which will be open lo the general public. tlne's Day, what are you doing lo keep the love In your m ar­ riage burning? While giving a gift and card, having a candlelight dinner, and sharing special words of love are all Important, the true spirit of Valentine's Day needs to last throughout the year. Here are some ways to bring more love Into your marriage: * Schedule priority time to­ gether. Pull out your calendars and set a date night every week or tw o-just to spend signed by Fitzgerald and Eng­ lish Professor William Schmidt, allows motivated area high school students the opportu­ nity for hands-on experience In television production while earning college credit. The Summer ITogram was such a success It helped lo launch Video Production classes offered on SCCs regu­ lar schedule, and taught by Fitzgerald. With Fitzgerald's passion for philosophy as a guiding light, his students combine technical learning with community Involvement. The result has been award winning documentaries of local social, political and economic significance. Thr momentum Fitzgerald started In 1989 has continued to build. Fitzgerald's credits as a produrer and director Include a variety of documentaries, music videos, and political commercials. When asked how political commercials blend with philosophy Fitzgerald points out Dial the key lo any democracy Is knowledge In the hands of the voters. Past accomplishments aside, Fitzgerald would much rather discuss upcoming projects. He Is particularly excited about two current projects. A Joint project between SCC and WMFE-Channel 24. cur­ rently In pre-production, is a documentary of the history of Central Florida. By following Adult----------Continued from Pag* LA Too much butt, improper touching and genitals In the turgid state. This Is why the county asked Judge Leonard Wood to hold VIP Gold In contempt of court for operating an adult enter­ tainment establishment with­ out having sought or obtained the license required under ap ­ plicable county ordinances. Sheriffs deputies had gone to VIP Gold In Fern Park on Jan. 9 and Jan. 16 to observe and catch the performers on video tope. They reported they saw a female customer's legs wrapped around the performer with him wearing only a Ostring. Another female cus­ tomer was fondling *th€~~per~’' former's bare buttocks. The county has spent dose'* to 9190.000 In legal fees In cases against VIP Gold and Sassy Merlot’s which both opened during the time there was a moratorium on adult clubs last year. In another adult entertain­ ment action, the Board of County Commissioners wtll de­ cide today whether to grant a beer and wine license to House of Babes, another Fern Park club. the development of transporta­ tion. Cenlml Flortdri Memories will rxplorc the people and events that made Central Florida what It Is today and what It will be In the future. The documentary will be the product of a unique partner­ ship of educational and his­ torical entitles, and public television brought together by a common thread and through the diligent efforts of Flt/gernld. The Central Florida Con­ sortium of Higher Education, which consists of seven local community colleges and the University of Central Florida, will assist SCC and WMFE on the project. The Central Flor­ ida History Consortium will help by providing resources and assuring historical accu­ racy. Fitzgerald Is working with his good friend and associate Mi­ chael Tobias, a world re­ nowned producer, writer and director on a project of global significance. A Parliament of Minds-In Pursuit of Global Con­ sciousness will be a series of episodes of Interviews with the most distinguished philoso­ phers In the world. The series will be based on the 20th World Congress of Philosophy to be held In Bos­ ton. Mass, tn August of this year. The Congress brings to ­ gether a select group of con­ temporary philosophers from around the world. Tills Is only Ihe second time the Congress has been held In the United States. The last time was In 1926. The welcoming address will be delivered by President Bill Clinton. Mikhail Gorbachev. Dcsond TuTu. Ihe Dalai Lima, Nelson Mandela. Lech Walesa, and Elle Wlesel are among the Nobel Peace Prize winners In­ vited to attend. Fitzgerald hopes the documentary series will bridge the gap between thr academic ivory tower and thr common man. and wtll show the relevance of philosophy In day to day life. In addition to exclusive rights to film this year's Con­ gress. Fitzgerald has nlso been named Director of Media Relations for the event. Com­ bining his two main Interest, philosophy and broadcasting, nnd meeting some of the great­ est philosophical minds In his­ tory Is an opportunity of a life­ time for Fitzgerald. In the midst of negotiating new projects, working on c u r rent projects and teaching classes In philosophy, video production and ancient hu­ manities Fitzgerald does And time for a personal life. He has been married for 27 years to his higli school sweetheart, Beverly. Beverly not only sup­ ports Fitzgerald's work, but of­ ten works on projects with him. They have two children. Daughter. Molly, Is a freshman at line Ridge High School In Deltona and son, Shane, la a freshman at SCC. Teaching has opened many doors for Fitzgerald. FUgerald's expanding career continues to provide new opportunities for his students to Intern on a va­ riety of projects. Though his producing and directing career Is expanding. Fitzgerald states he would not leave teaching. *lt Is the fuel for what I do.* Pay Continued from Page LA peeled to (lie a writ of manda­ mus In an effort to get back the money she removed from his paychecks. Neither Morse nor Van Dcr Welde has budged In a dispute over an economic development trip he took to the Netherlands and London. The commissioner did not turn In receipts for his meals on the 10 day trip, filing for $50 per diem. Morse also Insisted that Van .Dcr Welde was not entitled to expenses for the London por'tlon ol his 'trip because’ she said It was not approved by the commission. He argued other­ wise. Each took the Btand tn a lively one-hour session in Judge Freeman's court on Monday. The two attorneys read from state and county travel procedures. Some of the language in the county's book was vague and has led to problems. Morse testified that she asked Economic Development Manager Bob Turk and Planner John Jones to adjust their travel vouchers for the trip to Europe because they, too, put In for the straight $50 food per diem. Both did so. Van Der Welde did not. Van Der Welde was asked If losing the $1,061 was a finan­ cial strain, 'll does hurt." he said. ‘1 have to pay bills. Yes, It has an effect. A -very serious effect." He also said that the episode was *a major embarrassment,” that he was constantly having to answer the same questions tn the newspapers. Judge Freeman was unhappy to discover the Board of County Commissioners had voted to give Van Der Welde the per diem but that Morse re­ fused to pay the commissioner. "Walt a minute." he said, 'the County Commission voted In a public meeting to pay the bill. What authority do you have to override what they did?" Morse said that giving Van Der Welde the money would have violated county laws. Famous Recipe Chicken 1905 S. Freni i Aye., Sanford *j 407) 323^3650_ ---------------SH I r f s - p i f l c l i — - —- 1 15-Piece Family 99 i Family Feast $ n»T« | • I Spited of ductal, miud !' |I Bupket ■ •2 pinu mdwd ptSMoct or CMpyMm* •25 pieces of chickm. miicd ZZ!! Briefshabilitating Injured birds of prey. Your Valentine will r e ­ ceive a personalized adoption certificate, a biography and color photo of Plcsaao. an an­ nual subscription to the Flor­ ida Raptor Newsletter, a dis­ count at the Audubon Btrding Store, and free admission to the Center. Picasso la one of nearly 30 raptors, with permanent inju­ ries that now reside at the Center for Birds of Prey on beautiful Lake Sybella. These birds are environmental edu­ cation ambassadors at the Center and at area schools, where they help others to un­ derstand their vital role In a healthy environment. Other birds of the Adopt-a- Bird Program Include. 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Bill Etasde. *1 have the confidence that she can That wasn't the case Monday as the Lake shut down anyone tn the entire state of Florida.* Mary girls' team extended Its unbeaten streak to Pryce never got close to the goal but Benitez 16 with a win over Its main challenger for the did when It counted m ost At the 29:20 mark of Seminole Athletic Conference title, Lake Howell. the second half. Benitez scored the only goal of The Lady Rams won 1-0 to hold on to first the game but credit for the goal should have place In the conference and the district. The gone to forward Ryan Shaw who made a perfect lead looks Insurmountable and was the second crossing pass to Benitez who sneaked It past win In two weeks for Lake Mary over the Hawks. diving Lake Howell goaltender Carol Lewis. It was the defense that dominated. The game From there, all the Lady Rams had to do was featured two of the leading scores In Central hold on. but It wasn't easy. Ooaltender Jordan Florida • Lake Mary's Aly Benitez and Lake Kellgrrn, who has signed with the University of Howell's Nandi Pryce. Florida, had to make several key saves. Herald Stall Writer The Optortt Oub of Sanford's Seminale Ugh School Athlete of fos Week is player Cornelius Blue (ahoen hers aflh Optimist members Tony Covington, Gforis Babcock, Sybsrina Wynn and Lwwuo Polk), in fores games, fos Sfoof-6 Junior osnforAonesrd soorsd 27 points SHUPE'S SCOOP nsH nro f o r e c a s t For good b ass action, stick to th e Weklva River. B aas are hitting shiners fished d o se to heavy cover. The river is great for Ju st getting o u t tn n atu re, b u t th e fishing Is beyond tough w ith the flooded conditions. Lake M onroe h a s fair acUon with specks. Big w inter flounder are still the big news a t s>ha«Msn inlet Angler* bouncing finger m ullet slowly across the rocky bottom are scoring with flatfish to over 10 pounds. Small snapper an d a few snook and redfish round o u t the action. C aptain J a c k a t Pflrt C anaveral reports th a t high seas have kept boats in P o rt Inside the P ort, expect a few snook, sheepahead an d flounder. Trout an d redfish are scattered in the Bmani and Indlin Rivera Passing cold fronts are keeping the fish confused. Cold w eather forces them Into deeper w ater for a day o r so, an d th e n w an n er w ater finds them moving tow ards th e flats. Ponce Inlet h a s consistent action w ith sheepahead. drum , redfish. bluefish an d jack crevaDe. Live o r dead shrim p is a g reat all aro u n d b a i t A few flounder are being cau g h t on th e im ith drift iif th e m i t h jrttfca- T ro u t an d redfish a re rated a s fair in M osquito La­ goon. That was about It for Lake Howell as the Lady Rams enhanced their spot as the number taroranked team tn the state. With the exception of a 2-2 tie against Oviedo taro areeks ago. Lake Mary hasn't suffered a slip since an early sea­ son tournament loss to Spanish River. Next up for the Lady Rams Is a home game against Satellite this Friday at 7:30 p.m. R om ps in C o -E d BLUE HONORED _ WILL LEAD AFVI TONIGHT SANFORD _ For success, saltw ater anglers m ust know the stages of the tides, especially the am ount of time between a high and low tide. Fish arc m ost active w hen the w ater Is ebbing or flowing. The longer the time be­ tween tides, the longer the period of best fishing. Anglers may debate over w hether the Incoming or outgoing tide Is better for fish­ ing. b u t the Im portant point Is th a t fishing Is better during the ebb an d flow th a n d u rin g the slack tim es a t high and low tide. Experienced anglers also know th a t there are certain Umes each day when fishing ac­ tivity reaches a peak. These times correspond to the Umes the moon Is directly over or u n ­ der the earth. For approxim ately one h o u r on either side of the moon over or moon u n ­ der time, fishing should be the best for th a t part of the Udal cycle. Every bait an d tackle store th a t deals w ith saltw ater anglers will have a tide ch art for their area. Several com panies publish yearly Ude c h a rt books, an d ch arts are usually In­ cluded In the saltw ater fishing m agazines. . Florida Sportsm an m agazine provides de' laded tide tim es for th e entire state In each * nfonth's issu e; **' M uch of the PJprVla coast experiences two highs and two low tides p er day. Remember th a t th e tiroes an d actu al levels of tides m ay vary due to w inds an d storm s. Anglers have strong opinions about what tides are best to fish . It Is mg opinion that tides are very relative to the area being fish ed , and th a t certain fishing conditions require different tides, som e spots mag be best at high tide, while others are hot when the tide Is dead low, Ju st a minute after the go-ahead goal, Pryce had her best opportunity of the game, taking a feed from Piper Seaman, but Kellgren made a diving stop. A few minutes later, Sarah Rlchens was Just wide on a shot and at the 4:10 mark. Kellgren made a leaping save to stop a shot from Randl Holcomb, one of several sopho­ mores on the Lake Howell squad which has Just two district losses this year, both to Lake Mary. ponies continued to roll over Its competition, while Chang's Car Care alao coasted to victory to Sanford Recreation Department Co-Ed Polar Bear Siowpttch Soft­ ball League action at Plnehurst Park Monday night Beer :30 scored the games first run. but Homegrown Hydroponics answered with seven runs to the bottom of the first toning and went on to post Its third uncontested victory of the season. 17-4. Homegrown Hydroponics (3-0) has outscorrd its opponents 06-16. In the late game, Chang's Car Care scored eight runs to the top of the first toning and led 12-0 be­ fore Holmes Truss could dent the scoreboard to a 17-4 triumph. Homegrown Hydroponics leads Chang's Car Care (2-1). Beer.30 (1­ 2) and Hohnes Truss (0-3). Next. Monday. Beer :30 chal­ lenges Chang's Car Care at 7 p.m. and Homegrown Hydroponics takes on Holmes Truaa at 8 p.m. Providing the offense were: and ahote 64-psroent from the floor and 72-percent Homegrown Hydroponics: three foe free forcer Ine. Tonight Otoe and foe root of foe Arrow hits _ Mike Burney (double, two Fores VI squad sM host Defions in foe Class SA-OtsMct 5 runs, three RBQ. Tfcrrt Hlrt (run. Townsman! at horns stalling at 8 p m Ths opening gams two RBQ; two hits _ Dave Brownell has 8pruo» Crash against Pins Ridge at 0 pm . (home run. two runs, two RBI). Shannon Hill (triple. RBQ. Teresa WaJb Walburger (double, two runs). Randy Cutllp (two runs. RBQ. U na Hill: one hit _ Dave JlckeU (double, too runs, too RBI), Jim Clifford (double, two runs), Robin Brown (two runs. RBQ. Jim T R A M t-S Wilkinson (run. too RBQ. Lorrte JlckeU: one run _ Paula Songer. ooosooo. I B S Beer :30: three hits Joe DtBarm 010 s . 0 0 0 T .Hooper (1-01 UP toio (double, too runs); two hits III. McAuMb |l|. SB . Mike Miller (double, too tuna. RBQ. Roland JcnUgan (run, RBQ; one hit _ Joy Weaver (too RBQ. Mike Berg (RBQ. Paula Ritchey (run). Vic 0 0000. 0 4 4 DiBartolo, Sherri Wilke. 7(1010 Os . 01 14 1 Chang's Car Care: throe hits _ 11-01. IP , II). 38 . to Chris Bryson (two borne runs, see . BCC 0-3; lllthree tuna, five RBQ, Bnice Sellers JSSJUL (too triples, three runs, too RBQ; Doing the hitting for SCC to the first game hits _ Dave Biakey (home run. Hays (3-for-4. one run scored, one RBQ, Lake Howell's double, too runs, three RBQ. Otaa Scott (2-fbr-2 wtth a double, too runs scored, too Green (double, two tuna. RBI). RBQ. Oviedo's Carrie McAullffc (l-for-3 with a double, U ay Sellers (two RBQ. Lynette one run scored), Lake Brantley's Mamie Bernstein (1- Barkley. Zeb Webb (onc iun each); for-3, too runs ocored). (dm Ramey (l-for-3) and one hit . Red Oamer (double, run, Christy Neudeck and Lyman's Jamie Sharp (one n o RBQ. Michelle Carroll (double, two scored each]. tuna). John Stewart (double. RBQ. Carol Providing the offense to game two were Hays (3-for- Start Abrams (run): run 4. three runs scored, two RBQ, Neudeck (3-ior-S with O am er RBI _ Debbie Bcrotog. Holmes Truss: two hits Craig a double, throe runs scored, two RBQ, Miller (2-fbr-2. three runs scored, one RBQ. McAultflr (1-tor-2 with a Merkerson: one hit _ Itomipy Kelley triple, two RBQ and Bernstein (l-for-3 with a triple, (home run. run. two RBQ. Myriel Reid (triple, run). Ttunml Pettis two runs scored, two RBQ. Alao contributing wet* Rainey (1-for-l, taro runs (run. RBQ. Tory Morris. Don Clcscored, one RBQ. Scott (l-for-2, too runs scored, one conc; one run _ Sue Cortes RBQ. Lyman's Jennie Betand (l-for-3. one run scored. iu ii.a u RBQ. Shannon Hay (l-for-3, ana run scored) and m a s . ran Oviedo's ass is _ it at RBQ. ass is . « r Raider softball team sweeps to the SANFORD _ Rene Hooper and Trad Miller were out­ standing on the mound and the Raidets offense scored 29 runs on 22 hits aa Seminole Community College opened Its softball season by sweeping Bre­ vard Community College. S-2 and 21-2. Saturday af­ ternoon at Raider Field. Hooper (1-0) scattered five hits and allowed no earned runs while striking out four and walking only one to win the opener. The sophomore righthander from Atco, New Jersey, got a lot of early help from her offense as the Raiders scored three rune tn each of the first two Innings. Miller (1-0). a freshman lefthander from Oreenfleld. Indiana, only struck out one and walked one. but also give up Just one earned run on four hits in the night­ cap and her offensive mates pounded out 14 hits, in­ cluding seven runs in the first Inning and 10 runs in the second Inning as the Raiders cruised to the five Inning. Run Rule victory. Miller had her stoker working well as 12 of the Ti­ tans' lfi outs came on 11 ground balls. Only one ball was hit to the sir. - "We hit the ball very well and except k we played p e s t defense.* said SCC head coacl Courtney Miller. "Tract and Rene both pitched ex­ tremely well. Offensively. Candice Hays and Brittany Scott cranked on the ball all day. "Brevard la a bit down this year, but our kids played hard and did a good Job all day Next up far the foe Raiders Is an appearance to the St. Petersburg Paine*. SCC open* with Indian River at 1 m.. followed by games with Broward at B p.m. and * Rm p H ot Q nm Rusty Wallace wins Bud Shootout Wallace brothers drafted by on the race's final cir­ cuit. "It was • p o s t race - a real shootout to tbs of ths No. 2 MlDer Ford Taurus. “WUen I saw Kenny he the F O R T H E B E S T C O V E R A G E O F S P O R T S IN Y O U R A R E A , R E A D T H E S A N T O R starting position U cl.___ up being a perfect day as Rusty Wallace started 13th to the Bud Shootout and Spencer, who qualified far the 17th and final starting — “don to the Bud ShooAt Daytona wtth an _ list charge to a special 25-lap quaila r t " 13th ■ to »H _t race,. started Ql qualifier. the No. E J H n H IlM ____ bird, held off the Ford Tau­ rus of Lake Speed and the Chevrolet of Dale Bamin g |o n»» �2 B - Eaniofd Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. February 10. Legal Notices Legal Notlcei Legal Notice Legal Notice •ones or IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT CP TNB EIBNTBBNTN JU D IC IA L CIROUIT OP FLORIDA, Ml AND FOR SSNINOLS COUNTY S IN IR A L JURIS DICTION DIViaieN CASS NO. S T 'IS H S -C A '1 4 -K HARBOR FINANCIAL MORTOAOC CORPORATION. PtalnliN, ve RUUSON ARCHER. IV. DARLENE ARCHER, e/h/e DARLENE K. ARCHER, huebend and wife, FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. INC., and . .A N UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. Defendent(e) NOTICB OF PORICLOBUBB B A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN purauent to a Pinal Judgment ol Foracloeure deled January 21th. IS M . and entered In Ceee No ST-1S2S-CA-I4-K. al the Circuit Court ol lha EIQHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In end tor SEMINOLE County. Ftohda wherein HARBOR FINANCIAL MORTOAOC CORPORATION la PlainliK and RULIBON ARCHER. IV. el a l. am Oelendanta. I will tall to the hlgheat and bail biddar lor esah In tha Waal Ironl door ot lha CouHhouae. In Sanford. SEMINOLE County. Florida, at 11 00 a m o'clock on the Srd day ol March. IM S. lha following daaenbad propar­ ty at eel forth In aald Final Judgment, to wit LOT S. OF BLOCK 13. TOWNSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS R E C 0 R D I0 IN PLAT OOOK 1. PAGE 14-IS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, e/h/e 100 E 2nd Street. Chutuota. Florida U fS S DATED Ihla If lh dey ol January, IM S MARYANNI MORSE A l Clerk el aald Court By Dorolhy W Bolton Aa Daputy Clark Faber S Gilfoi. PA Suite 300 1ST0 Mad ruga Avanue Corel Oebiee. Florida 33144 (304)441.4110 'Persona with a dtaabrlrfy who need a special eccommodelion to pertlclpeto In thra proceeding should contact AOA CoorduMtor ot Semmolo County Courthouaa. 101 N Park Avenue. Suite N30I. Senlord, Ffoods S lf f t . el laaat fnra day* prior to the proceeding Telephone (407) 313-4330 eat 4117, 1-SOO-OSS-S771 (TOO) or 1't04-fSS-S770 (V) via Florfoa Holey Service Pubbah February 10,17. IM S O EN -M THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AVS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. AH creditora ef Mm decedent end ether percent haying clalma or demand! egainat decedent* octet* on whom a copy ot thle notice it eerved within three month* after the date of the fvat publication ot thia notice muet file then claim* with thle Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF T H U NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON! THEM'. All Other creditor! of the dece­ dent and pereona having derma or demand* agcnal the dece­ dent'* eatate muet file their claim* with thia court WITHIN THREE M O N TH ! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER SARREO. The date ot the fkal publica­ tion ol thia None* le February 3rd. IM S. Pereona I Repre tentative: Baker Mitchell 1314 41*1 Sue** Apartment 1301 Wilmington, NC 1S403 Attorney for Pereonal Repreeentative: Louie Noetro Florida Bar No. 3S1B0S Shutte S Bowen LLP 101 I . Bieceyne Boulevard Miami. FL 33111 Telephone: 30S-3SS-S200 Pubbeh: February 1, 10, IS M DIN-10 I TNB C IR C U IT CO URT a m l ic a t k in fo r ta x d i m NOTICE It N IM B Y QIVIN, M**t FUNS U CUSTOOIAN TON CABI, INC., Mm hoMer of ItM loHowlog c*nlflcei*(t} bee filed M M certificete(t) lot • I n deed Id be leoued thereon. The eer hheete number!t) and fearle) el . . . . _ . — if. m ■ v e u a n v b , lir a u a f c n p 'W i o r t i n groM rty, end the name(t) In which R n i aeteeeed le/er* ae No: l » t el laauonM: I M l Deecrlption of h u tib i L IQ LOT 13B D IIR R U N UNIT II M I I K I t l l H . Namee In which u u n t d : Amaldo C. Martinet. AH ol fold property being In the County ol Bemmele, Plate ol Florida. Unieee ouch can meatel a) than be redeemed according to low, die property deecribed In ouch certHicatefe) will be eold to the nijnan DmiVf n vm wvii ifyni b a i n K a a f f i l j l i l * ■ e | M b s ^ a a P daaamB Rusty Wallace (above) heads out of lha pits attar a tremendous pit •lop that moved him from 10th to third place during Sunday’s Bud Shootout At Daytona. Walace went on lo edge hie brother Kenny and BM Eliott hi a *4d last-lap finish to give (ha new Ford Taurus s sweep of the top three poistions in Rs first start. Jimmy Spencer (left), who opened ttie day’s action by outrunning Lake Speed's Taurus and Dais Earn­ hardt’s Monts C M o In the special . 25-lap qualifying mos to earn a spot In tha Bud Shootout, took tho load on tho final lap whan Jeff Gordon’s car broks a transmission on a lastlap restart, but tha Wafiaoa brother's drafted past him. relegat­ ing N s Thudettokd to • fourth place finish. door, Seminole County CourthMiee, Sanford. Florida, on the 13rd day ol February. IS M , ot 11.-00 a.m. Payment of Sale loa, applica­ ble documentary etamp taaaft eeeeeS am ,fi n c r t l e n d — — — -— — . . ■— -* ■nu rw o iw ifl v —v fiquwva to bo poM by the eucceetlul bidder at lha eeie. Pull payment of on amount equal to tha higheat bid le due within fa hour* after the edvertieed time ot the oele. All peymente ahell be each or guaranteed tottrument, made payable to the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Deled thle ISth dey ol January, IM S. (Seal) MARYANNS M O M S CLIN K OF T N I CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by: MicheOa L. Silva 0MNLft¥ ClAft Pubiieh: January 10, I f , and Pebruary 1, to, 1000 OEM-142 Pile NuoMor BS-SS-CP IN R (: ESTATt OP MIRIAM BILBV RANDOLPH e/h/e MIRIAM SSLBY. senes OP ABM M M TR ATION eel ate at MIRIAM SSLBY RAN­ DOLPH e/h/e MIRIAM SSLBY, dacaaaad, PM Number M -M CP, la pending m the Circuit Court ter Seminole County, la M l N. Par PL U T T t . The of lha nt|ji nu iiiifTf ana wt* ptr>nf>ii repreaenteuvek attorney ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All pertone an whom thle notice It eerred who hare object lo«M that chollongo Mm validity of tho will, the M TNB C IR C U IT COURT OP TNB BIBMTBSNTN JMBfCIAL CIRCUIT M M IM OLH COUNTY, FLORIDA CA M NO. 0 7 -1 4 IS-CA-14-W FAMILY CO URT OF TNB • T A T I OP NBW YORK CO U N TY OP BUPPOLKi DOCKET NO. P - t l S S -t f in the Mattel of a Proceeding under Article S ot the Family Court Act LILLIAN TUTCN, Petitioner, -•••metJOHN TUTEN. Reepondent. (PUBLICATION) IN THS NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK TO THE FOLLOWING PERSON: OtOROE E. WILLIAMS, 70S Orange Orove Drive. Ah amenta Springe, Ftortde U T 0 I . A petition under Article S of the Family Court Aat of Mm Stato of Now York having Boon food with thia Court raquootmg that to* Reepondent be declared to be the legal lather of the child KIMBERLY DEVOL WILLIAMS, date at birth, January 13. teao YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARB HEREBY SUM440NI0 to appear before the Family Court of the State el New York, to the County of BuNofk, located at I I S Oriftmg Avenue, Ru erhaed. New York April M . 1MB at * 30 o'clock t o the forenoon of that JOHN BTALOCR. MUo Court are Racing icara get bock up the 125q on ■r* -r checkered flog In the Irwtp^led 41 of 80 laps. In­ qualifying race. cluding the Anal 11 en route to Spencer quickly worked his way up Into contention In the his first victory ever on a auperspeedway. Irwin averaged second 25-lap race. •When 1 saw Kenny helping 153.191 mph. Qualifying and practice con­ Rusty, I figured that would tinues today at the Speedway happen,* Bold Spencer. ’I'm Just disappointed I didn't get with NASCAR Winston Cup Serrtes Third-Round Qualifying any help on Die last lap.* In the third race of Sunday’s set for 1 p.m. The nerct racing trtpleheader, NASCAR Winston action at the Speedway will be Gatoradc Twin Cup RookJe-of-the-Yesr candi­ Thursday’s date Kenny Irwin captured the 125a. which will set positions FtrstPlus Financial 200 by 3-30 for the 'Great American holding off a third Wallace Race,* Sunday's Daytona 500. brother, Mike, In the Beeson A8RHALT WORLD opening race for the ARCA Uondo/Mar-liyde Scries. 8ERIE8 UNDERWAY Irwin, who will pilot Robert SAMSULA . After having the Yates* No. 28 llavollne Ford first round rained out Friday Tuurus on the NASCAR Win­ night, the 32nd World Series of ston Cup Scries In 1998. won Asphalt Stock Car Racing fi­ his first career start at Day­ nally got things going on S at­ urday. tona. The race came down to a Today’s schedule was to have four-car duel among Irwin, in begun with practice by division the No. 27 Raybestos spon­ at 1 p.m., t y qualify­ sored Ford Thundeitotrd, ing for thefollowed All-Pro Type Late Waller. Mike ClochetU (both in Models and NASCAR/SK Tour Thunderblrds) ^ Frank Modified, , t 4 p . ^ K,i T >n«v..7nu Heats for the Late Models while fighting for third place, NASCAR/SK MiwUftoutu will Klmmcl got loose and slid Into rnfinmlSlbv frvCiochettl In turn four on the at * last lap. Irwin was able to hold Modlfted#> ’jjmjted off the hard-charging Wallace Late Models. AU Pro Type Late by .244 seconds at the finish Models. NASCAR/SK Tour Type line. "Before today 1 had no Modifieds and Sportsman. drafting experience whatso­ ever.* said Irwin. "But, I learned a lot In 80 laps about what I need lo do. I think you saw a couple of times where I . m . ewaniulac l tost J. got snookered or taken advan- ftsaaMD; (i «j Ted chfMfaphc? 4- («> tage of. so next lime I'll know t n r I k m S . B<H Oeurg*Bock, what to do. M Yyps IM U M l . !■ 1441 "After what I learned today. I would Irate to think that I was ctinaiophcr; 5 l « l t < n W btu . starting the Oatorade 125a Lau MaSato _ t. (it) without the experience 1 got am: 2. 137) Ja*an sdwk today. After qualifying y*»ter‘,81 day the whole team was kind of _ I . IIO ) down. So this will help the Qrmi ^ ^ ^ X IG7I 3 . I. d ie d Allman; 4. (II Etomaqr (G| Hobby Scare. Mal-atacki _ ). Tad Viigtom: » • Rkk Tumcjn & Krby Jarrett; 4. M X * ; B. Duug Itopper. KIOHT IS WITHIN THE LATER OP MONTHS AFTER T M S O K tl OF THE FIRBT P U E U C A TK W OP o r jf e o p r ON THEM. l.h n A* c rod Haro of the decedent and other pereona having of IIM mm N claim • with thle Court WITHIN THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS AFTER T N I DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY BAYS AFTER THE DATE OP BERVtCE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. jp fB m Bccepereona having clolmo dam’s rtobai wMR Mils court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OP THIS NOTICE. OBJECTIONS NOT BO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRSO. Tho Man ol MUo Notice Is Pebruary Srd, 1MB. Done C ameron Ouahmsl Court PL SETTS Harry O . Reid, si I 1 N W . First * 1 -I S 1 I PlMMte Bar iim baubb Telephone: (407) U W w i ffi’P H RM wMe: M M M OLB and INNUK T(NAHTimi m POBBCBBION. r* i i I l l ' I*, - . .m .. . N O TICB OP ACTION To: Jam aa A. Herding 1400 Peel Avenue Orlando, Florida 32004 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action la torocioea a mortgage on tho following property In Semlneto County, F lorMo: Lot 40. Block B. LAKE BRANT­ LEY ISLES SECOND ADDITION, according to Mm P M Mwroof, at recorded in P M Booh I I , at Paga I . ol tha Public Raaatda al Sam fool# County. Ftortdp; T O O IT H IR WITH the tone- eeM oerttBeeMe) tore lea deed The carpad pearto) el «H the CertHleate No: ISTS Veer al leauance: IM S Daeerlptlan al Property: LBD LO T • BLK B SKY LARK BUBO PS IT PO SB. Namoo la which aoeeeeed: Bud B. Cbaoa, Janice R. Cheat. AH el teid praperty being In tho Co amp ef Bemteoto. tu rn of •f KIMBERLY ~ DEVOL WILLIAMS, dob 1-13-B0, which • denial el your totorpat to aaid DATED: t f .1 l :! Dap uty Clark el lha Caurt TO THE ABOVE-NAMED RCSPONOSNT: The end profit! thereof. you are required to carve a copy ol your written detonate, M any, le H on Samuel M. Neleon, Sequire. Mm PtomufTe attorney, wheat addraaa le Graham, Clark. Jorwe. Build ar. Pratt B Mark a. Peal Oh lea Drawer ISS0, Winter Park, Florida 11TB0, on or Before March S, IS M . and fUa Mm ortg* Inal with the clerk of MM court either before eervice on the Plaintdf'e attorney or Immcdlolely thereortor: othorwieo a detauR win ba amarad DATED an January IB M . 11 l i l LEONARD V. WOOD CIRCUIT JUDOS NOTfOB ACT PubHeh; February a, I t , IB DCN-BS MPUM im P S i W lM NOTICE IS HCRSSY OIVEN. that PUNS AS CUSTOOIAN FOR CABI. (NO. ATTN: M ICHAIL MANNINO. Mm holder of Mio M l with Article I ot the Family Court Act. COUNTY. PLORIOAi m IF YOU A M A PERSON WITH A DISABILITY WHO N f SOS AMY ACCOMMODATION Nf ORDER TO PARTICIPATE M THIS PROCCIDNta YOU ARC ENTITLED, AT NO COST TO YOU. TO THS PROVISION OP CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEASE C O N ­ TACT THE DISABILITY COORDI­ NATOR AT SOI NORTH PARK AVENUE. SUITE N. SOI, SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. 31771, T IL E PHONE; (407) U 1 -4 S M EXT. 4177. WITHIN TW O (SI WORK­ ING DATS OR YOUR RECEIPT OP THIS NOTICE. IP YOU A M HEARING IMPAIRED. CALL 1SOO-OSS-S77I; IF YOU A M VOICS IMPAIRED, CALL 1-000MS-0770 (V). Pubbah: February S. 1 0 ,10M DEN-11 paper* to the Office al lha Clark of Mm Family Caurt. SuffoB C aunty. “ The Of HIM and MMrabaf aiuam leMMdacbratun *f JOHN TUTEN os Mm tonal father of MM aMM KIM­ BERLY DEVOL WILLIAMS, data pi birth January IS, 1SS0. Bath to tha Petit toner LILLIAN TUTEN, formerly known a* LIL­ LIAN WILLIAMS, to MM undaTmtiSa"•e!"Le^PemSJ Court Act, to MM Family Court *4 tha State el New Verb, County at Suffolk Safer* Judge O RIOORY J. BLASS In January IT , February 1 .10,17, IS M DCM-S01 ihnM. Semloale County Courthoute. Stnlord. Plerida, on Mm SSrd dap el March. tSSS. • H I M am. Payamt I ol Bet Me documentary at NOTICS IS HCRSSY GIVEN, tool PUNS AS CUSTOOIAN PON PRIM4CO. INC.. Mm bolder ef We tePowtog certificated) hea •tod eald certMleato(a| ter a tea dead to bo leeuad thereon The eortlflcate numberfe) and yoarla) of laauanea, tho deecnpUon of tha property, and Mm nemo(a) In which It v i e naaonead W erv ea Wtowe Certificate No S IM YOer ot leeuoiMm IS M Deecrlption of Property: IS O LOTS F S I S B 1/1 OP VACD ALLS V AOJ ON ■ B • 1/1 OP VACS B T ON N BLK • GENEVA MB > PO I I . Namee to which eaeeeeed Gregory I . Lee AX of teid prop-' B In the County nf •into of Ftortde. ar guaranlaod tneirumam. made papMli la Mm Clark ol •ba CkeuH Court Baled MM «lb dey ol February, IM # certificated) wt« be eeM to the fogheal bidder el Mm weal from CnuMy Courthoute. Sanford. Ftortde. on Wo t lr d day ol March. IB M , al 1 I M a m of RE: ESTATE OF The ef Nm CP to Ceurt la M l N. Park PL O ITTI. The oaaaa ef Nm ba paid t y We eueaeeehil dar at We bale. PuS payment nf nn amount equal to We WWi•to bid to due wUhln S4 he urn •Her We edvertieed time ol Wa aato. A l payment! ehaB ba eeah ar guaraalaad toelrument. made peyebia to We Clerk of We CbeuN Court Dated Wie 4th dey of February. BM H CLARK OP TUB OMOUIT COURT COUNTY, (Sea* MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE OMOUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, L. SOre L-SHva Mwy. 17*§2 DaBtry jl <*| IS . 1 7 1 4 .* IS , I T , Ed, B 1.1BBS 0SN-TS C A B I NO.i BT-44BB-0R-0B-W IN RE: The Adoption of: B .C JL. a minor child, and I M A . a minor child. Patltlonor: JEFFREY B. WILLIAMS. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR ADOPTION To: THOMAS CARL ALLEN 3110 South* aat torn Avenue, aIS Ocato. Florida 34471 YOU ARE HEREBY N O nFK D that a petition undor oath hea been filed to the above etyfed court lor tho adoption of B.C.A., a minor child, born on May 14, IM S , to Ocala. Florida and the adoption el L.M.JL, a minor Child, born on April 24. f M S, to Ocala, Florid*; and you ar* required lo earv* a copy of your wrttton deleneee, M any. to ft on JULIS EASON SMITH, PA.. Attorney of Potlttoner, whoaa ad dree* to 17S0 W. Broadway St.. Si*. I l l , Oviedo, Florida, 117SS, on or before FEBRUARY 20th, IS M . and flto the original with tha Clark of Mu* Caurt, at 301 Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 31771, before eervice on Petitioner'* attorney of Immediately thereafter; otherwfae • default wlH be entered Your failure to reapond on or before FEBRUARY 10th, IM S may bo heated ae concent to the adoption end you may per­ manently lot* ell legal right, at a parent to tha minor Children named in tha Petition lor Adaption, WITNESS my hand a* the Clerk of a*>d Court and teal thereof, thie 14th day al January. IS M . (SEAL) MARYANNI MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By Nancy R. winter Aa Deputy Clark Pubbah: January 20. 17, and February 3. 10. IS M Of M-IS4 NOTtCB DP APPLICATION FOB TAX BSBB NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVCN. that TSO PROPERTIES OF SOUTH FLORIDA, tha holder ef MM following cortMlca*o(*| ha* food aMd cartWcaaotol tor a tea dead to ha leeuad thereon The certificate numhar(e) and yaar(a) af Mm nama(a) to which It wa* aaaaaaad i*/ar* a* foBowa: Cart ifreal* No: H I S Year af toauanca: tBSS LEG LOT S ORIERTAGAAD IN S PB I PO SO. Bud B. CfMoa. Janlea R. Chae* AH of aald property being to Wa County of Semlneto. Bu m of Florida. Unto** auch certificated) ahax can meat*) a) wta b* aoto to Mm highaaf bidder a t w a v a a t h n f door. Seminole County Courtheuae. Sanford. Ftortde. an Mm t M day af February, IM S , at i t :00 am . Ppymgrd of Beta too, i to be paid by the autcaaatof bidder at Mm aal*. FuB payment of an amount equal to W* high**t MB I* du* vfWto 14 hour* ton* af Mm ar guaranteed inetrumeat, made gayeale to we Clerk af MM Circuit Court. Dated thie ism day •« MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT SCMNIOLS COUNTY, by: Michelle L. Store B ea uty Clerk PubHeh: January 20. I T , and S, 10. IS M •1S1 N O TICS OP APPLICATION PBB TAX BBSS NO TtCI IS HEREBY OIVCN, that TSO PROPERTIES OP SOUTH PLORIOA. Mm hoMar af the following certificated) he* filed aald canitrcetad) tor a laa dead to be totued thereon. The certificate numberd) and rem it) ef iteuance. me deecrlption of the p a a rriy end i which N wa* Cert ificat* He: IB M Year af toauanca: IB M LEO LO T I T L A M SSARCY M O M S PB IB POB 23 14 » 2*. Name* to which Bud B. Cheat, Janice R. All uf add properly being to Mto County #1 Baminala. BUM af APNUOATtOa PBB TAX UMaee aueh certificate!*) i M S 'b » , l poS'by*MM*m, bidder at Mm aaM. Pad peymeiM ol an amount equal la MM high' am bid N due within SS bows altar Mm od»artloid lima ol Mm o n f r o m lh a Piemtdf, ve. JAMES A. MAROMM and OINOER L. HAROMO, JU D IC IAL CINCUtT, M A N S FOB BBMINOLB B O UN TY, I according to tow, cartMiaatodt arm ba a*M to W* Bgav Inillg CSlNllM on Mto 13rd day Pi PpBrtMry, IBM, M U S B a m . pf Sato to*, i Wb b w af w* aato. FuB | af an amaamf equal to Mto htoftaat bid to Wm wtWto M houro after Mm aBvoritoeB time gf mm j^n glMM tot |^||| or guaranteed indtrumcat, mad# payable to We Clerk gf Mm CVc u h caurt. Datod mi* is m day af January. IB M . ^OJJIYANNS MORNS CLERK OP THS CIRCUIT COURT I f MINfl11 qwqarqdim COUNTY v pg January M , ST, February S. I t . IS M D CM -fM �Sanford Herald, Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, February 10. •S B Pe o p i Le Volunteer off the week CALENDAR Blood Bank Welcome Wagon Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-typc do­ nors • to donate at Us Sanford brunch, 1302 K. Second St. For Information, cnll 322-0822. Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday of very month. Those wishing to attend, rail Betty. 695-0144. or Lucy. 3227877. The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Boom In downtown Sanford. Visitors arc welcome. Call 323-2104 or 322-' 0298. Alzhelmer’a Support The Alzheimer's Support Group for Caregivers meets the fourth Wednesday, nt 10 a.m.. at the Frank Evans Center in Lake Mary. All Interested arc Invited to attend. Shelly Brassier, a licensed Alzheimer therapist, leads the discussion and answers questions. For Information, call 323-4938 or 324-3060. Klwanls Club Effective Oct. 1. the Klwanls Club of Sanford Is moving the wreklyWednesday Inoon unchcnn meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting KJwanluns arc welcome. For Information call Walt Smith. 323-5088. Woman's Club Lake Mary Woman’s Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May. For Information, contact Maryann HofT. 3216226. Dancing for Sanlora The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.ni. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sk- by the Deltonlans 13 -piece hand. Donation $3.00. • Al-Anort A support group for friends or relatives of alcnhalirs (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, at 8 p.m.. at 111 E. 27th St.. Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or mem­ bers urr welcome to this 12step group. Racovary Inc Kecovrry lnr„ Is a self-help mental health organization for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms, For Information, call 660-2003, or 896-5906. Coaatlinara Sanford'-Tlie Coastltners meetings ore held at 10 a.m. the first Wednesday of each month ut the Sanford Senior Center, 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, arc In­ vited to attend. For Information, call Horace Orem. 322-5493. Walcoma Wagon • Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty, 695-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877. Lunch, Followahlp LONGWOOD-All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dtsh luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship, ■' The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informa­ tion. contact Mary Burke at 330-6391. • Wldowad Paraona All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center, 200 Lake ;Triplet Drive, Casselberry. ‘ T I I M IIA V a M ^ * * ^ 1 ? ^ * TOPS A local chapter of TOPS (Take OfT INounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.K. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30. at Lakevtew Christian Church. 1400 Hear Lake Uoad Apopka. For Information, call 293-5048. By SUSAN WENNER Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • Carole Miller Is another volunteer at Habitat for Humanity who truly enjoys her Job. Although she has only labored a short time she says she looks forward to many more years of service and hopes to be an asset to this organization. "Mary Welch got me Interested,’ said Miller. "She said they were In need of help so I decided to Join. The work and the money raised by Habi­ tat are wonderful. They help build homes for families, lt‘s a fabulous Idea." Miller shared that she hopes to Increase her hours as time goes by but presently she vol­ unteers from two to four days a week. Her shift begins st ap ­ proximately 11 a.m. and ends at 2 to 3 p.m. *1 do whatever they want me to do." she said. “What they want me to do Is what I do. Sometimes I sort clothes and arrange or straighten things In the store. The other day we got over 300 dishes In. I had to put them on the shelves and make room for them." Since Miller previously worked as a volunteer for United Way at their thrift shop she has much experience. She actually managed the store and also worked wtth Information and referral for a total of five years between each effort. Carol* Millar aorta clothing She also dted," I love being around people. When I'm on the floor people ask questions and I like to be helpful. I'm still new at this so I'm still learning." To encourage those who may be Interested but have not at Habitat for Humanity become Involved yet. Miller said, "You are never too old to volunteer. Here at Habitat you can work at your own pace. There’s always something to do because thcre'B so many facets to the place. There are minor things to do and major things to do. If you ore looking for volunteer work we con really use some extra help." Miller and her husband, Jcny, have been married for 44 years. They have four children. Sherec. Karen. Aaron and Bruce and one grandson. How to care for your Florida lawn ^ it ic a l fofor r ni wet the topo 8i ntot o12 Incheso fof the c rcritical goodc ocontrol. As a Most lawns In Florida are root tone. Irrigate when the turf general rule. In central Florida. the preemergence herbicide applanted with St. Augustine grass or Bahtagrasa. St. Augustine bcglns to wilt, usually every 7 to plication Is done around Febru­ grass Is a fast-growing, warm14 days In winter. 3 to 4 days ary 15. Apply postemergence season turf grass that grows well during the period from April to herbicides, such as atrazlne. In on most well drained soils. For May. depending on the soil type. May as needed for control of optimum quality, adequate Irri­ An easy way to determine the summer annual and perennial gation and fertUUaUon amount of water to apply, place broadleaf weeds like knotweed, Al-Anon qulred. St. Augustine several eoffec cans around your spurge, lespedeza, etc. Do not If you know, or live with on liic best shade tolerant Irrigation system. Turn on the apply atrazlne to Bahtagrasa. alcoholic, there Is help. suitable for Florida. Since moat Past e m tral: Culttvmra of St. system for a specific time pcAl-Anon Is an anonymous, St. Augustine frits* culttvmra are riod, like 10 minutes. Measure Augustine grass differ In thetr non-profit organization, open quite sensitive to freezing tern per application. Thus, for a 16- the depth of water In each can, resistance to plant pests. Only to anyone who is a relative or pen:tures. other turigrasaes may 4-8 fertilizer, you win need to and take an average. The time the cultivars Flonils wn and friend of an alcoholic. be more appropriate In the 6.25 Iba. to cover an area required to deliver an average of Flora tom are tolerant to the Serenity Won Al-Anon meets northern and panhandle of^HXX) square feet. A high- 3/4 Inch depth of water la the southern chinch bug, a common each Monday. Tuesday and of Florida. Bahia grass maintenance lawn In Florida time one should use for each ir- turfgnus Insect. The fungal dleThursday. (Thursday non­ coarae-textured, open turf with wouldreceive 4 fertilizer applt- ligation period. Overwatering eases brown patch and gray leaf smoking) evening at 8 p.m. an upright growth habit which cation during the months of encourages nutrient leaching, spot can also cause damage, Meetings are held In the back gives a lawn a sparse, open sp- March. May, July, and Septem- increase pest problems, shallow Avoid high levels of nitrogen and room of the Sahara Club, 2587 pearance. Frequent mowing Is her. rooting, and water waste. Water use slow release fertilizers In ' South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. required to remove the tall. V- Mewtag: As a general rule, do early In the morning; do not wa- your fertilization program. BaFor additional meeting times shaped seedheads which connot remove more than 1/3 of the ter late In the afternoon because hlagrass Is susceptible to damand locations In the Central tinuously emerge from late May height of the leaf blade with any It will keep the grass blades wet age by mole crickets, Florida area, or for more In­ through early fall. mowing. Mowing height for most for a longer period of time, thus. formation. call 321-9122. r.A i Fort til aatieu; A minimum of varieties Is 3 Inches and 2-1/2 Increasing the chances for tintwo treatments of a complete Inches dwarf varieties. Mowing gal disease development. Wa­ i:iNI M A S ' fertilizer such as 16-4-8 or 12-4- at a lower height will encourage tering during the day produces Nar-Anon Nar-Anon meets every 8 should be made per year In shallow rooting, making the water waste due to evaporation. 1 A K I M A N Y C I N f M A I I ) Wednesday at 8 p.m. at South order to supply the major essen­ lawn less tolerant to drought, coatral: The best apSeminole Hospital, 555 West tial nutrients. The fist applica­ diseases. Insects and nematode _ __________ _ prac__ proach to week control Is a problems. Oood mowing State Road 434, Longwood. tion should be during the _____ Nar-Anon la a support group spring. In March, and the sec­ tices require the use of s sharp. Healthy, vigorous turf. Proper u a « a too m b open to families and friends of ond should be applied late In h»im w4 mower blade and re- mowing height, fertilization, and WNXHUMTMQ are necesthe summer. Fertilizers conturn clippings on the lawn unwatering practices 3 4 afl/JOlOOO 1004 addicts. Dally living with an saiy to maintain a good lawn addict la more turmoil than you talnlng micronutrients such as less the’ amount la excessive. 1 104 40 can handle by yourself. Join manganese. Iron, sulfur, magne­ Irrigation; As a general rule, grass. Apply preemergence herfor support In coping with your sium, and boron could be used for moot Florida soils, no more btetdes such as pcndlmcthalln, addict; gain serenity to make If micronutrient deficiencies are than 3/4 Inch of water is neces* benefln, bensulide. or atrazlne. THE decisions and put our Uve track detected In the lawn. Rates are sary for each Irrigation period to to control weeks. Timing Is In focus. Call 261-1900 for calf” latrd baaed on 1 pound of n 'jn g en per 1000 square feet more information. rasp ii f i — .........................— Forgiveness is a divine idea DEAR ABBY: I lovs reading your column. A coupls of roars ago. 1 road a pises on forgiveness and realised that, liks assay c pis, 1 don't know how to I ask for forgiveness. Your column helped. Would you pleas* run It MRS. G.S.K.P., LAKE WORTH, FLA Ml 04 BO MAM) MAIM -LgJiS HALF BAUD ■ JJU 1 L H iT n r u r ADVICE < W SW f % “ r W of the night sweating. Yet if I throw off the comforter, I find myself freezing again. (My parents gave me the comforter because 1 con­ stantly complained about how cold the house is.) One of my friends aumoted that Forgiveness Is tb s broken 1 sleep in the nude, one started doing it herself after she got an elec­ tric blanket. 1 tried it s few times and it works. 1 no longer wake up sweating. I am writing because I feel guilty out sleeping in tbs nude. Nobody knows that I sleep in tbs nude. I keep s full-length robe that com­ pletely conceals my body to slip on when I get out of bad, but I still fear that I’m doing something wrong. My friend, who also sleep# in the nude, tried to reassure me that what I am doing Is i and she is more active in our church than 1 am. But it hasn't traasd my doubts. Can you help? 1 want to continue sleeping In tne nude, but want to do i NAKED UNDER THE FEATKER8 -4 ABIGAIL VAN BUREN mmt Optimist Club She looks forward to w ork with Habitat �4 B - Santord Herald. San lord Honda ■ Tuesday. February 10. Legal Notices NOTICK OF APPLICATION TON TAX D f I D NOTICt IS HEREBY GIVEN, that FUND AS CUSTODIAN FOR CASI INC . IK* holder ol the following certificate!*) hat Hied sauf certificate!*) for a la* deed to be i*tried thereon The cer­ tificate number!*) and rear!*) of r*«wance. the it#*coption of the property, and the name!*) )n which it n a i a*»e«*ed ift/are a* follow* Certificate No 2 I N Year of t**uance tSSS D rti option of Property LEO LOT I I BLK M NORTH ORLANOO TERRACE UNIT t SEC t PO 10 PO 03 A 03-21*30309-OE03-0000 PT OF PT m arked fla pow er corp ESMT DESC AS BEG SW COR LOT 10 BLK M NORTH ORLAN­ OO TERRACE UNIT 1 SEC t RUN W SO OEQ M MIN to SEC E 304 S3 FT S S 0EG 3S MIN SO SIC W 1SO FT N SO OEO 20 MIN tO SEC W 304 41 FT N • DEG 3t MIN SO SEC E ISO FT TO BEG NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE SEC S UNIT 2 PB IS PG S Name* In which a**e**ed Jimmy L Robert*. Jr.. Lor! R Robert* All of *aid property being in the County of Semmofc*. State of Florida Unless awch certificate!*) »hall be redeemed according hi lata, the property described In such certificate!*) wifi be *old to the high#*I bidder at the areal front door. Seminole County Courthoute. Sanford. Florida, on the 23rd day of March. tSSS. at It 00 a m Payment of Sale fee. applica­ ble documentary efamp taia* and recording fee* are required fa be paid by the successful tedder at the *ale FuN payment of an amount actual to tfM tnghe»t ted i* due within 24 hour* after the advertreed time of the •ale AM payment* *h*H be cath or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to the Clerh of the Circuit Court Dated thi* 4th day of February. tSSS (Seal) MARVANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY.. FLORIDA by Michelle L Sihr* Deputy Clerk Publnh February 10. IT. 24. and March 3. 1SSS DEN-01 M TNS CIRCUIT COURT IN AMO FOR OSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO. 0T-1 S40-C A -14-K NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC . a California corporation. Plaintiff. e* DR END A M JONES (S S 43ST-TO-3T2S), . UNKNOWN TENANT I. and any unknown heir*, dev!*••*. grantee*, creditor*, and other unknown person* or unknown spouse* claiming by. through and under any of the above-named Defendant*. -------- • Defendant* HO TICS OF F O R SC IO SU R I SALS NOTICE I* hereby green that the undersigned Clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, vdl on the 3rd day of March. 1SSS. at 11*0 o'clock A.M. at the West Front door of the So Renal* County Courthouse In Santord. Florida, offer tor sal* and aaS at pubho outcry to the highest and bast Legal Notices Courthouse in Santord. Florida oMer lor sale and sell al public outcry to the highest and best tedder tor cash, the lollowingdescribed property situate in Seminole County Florida Lot 10. (to** the North T feat thereof) and the North 3 tost of Lot t t . Block I . BEL-AIR. according to the Plal I herso I a* recorded in Plal Book 3. Page* Tt. and TSA. Public Record* ol Sermnola County. Florida pursuant la the Final Judgment entered In a case pending In •aid Court. Mia style ol which I* indicated above WITNESS my hand and official •eel of said Court this 23th day of January. tSSS If you are a parson with a dieability who need* any accom­ modation in order to participate to MU* proceeding, you era enti­ tled. at no cost to you. to the provision of certain assistance Ptoase contact Court adminis­ trator. 301 N Park Avenue. Suite N301. Santord. Florida 327TI. (407) 323-4330 *4227. with 2 working day* of your receipt of Mu* (notice ol Forectoaure tale). It you ore hearing impaired, call 1-300333-07 71; II you era voice unpaired, calf I-tOO-ttS-1770 (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Dorothy W Bolton Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Robert H Hoech. Jr . Esquire Buffer A Hoech. PA 3tSS S Conway Rd . St# E Orlando. Florida 32S1I (407) 3SI-S200 Publish February 10. I T . IM S DSN-00 OF PUB U O SALS PUBLIC NOTICE to hereby, green, that on the dale and lima haled be tow. and continuing horn day to day untM a l goo da are eoW. we wM aad al pubho auction, to the highest bidder, tor cash, at Mm worohouot at STORAGE USA. located al 400 FLORIDA CENTRAL PARKWAY. LONGWOOD. FL. Mm totlowing wchandtoi tor rant and other chargee tor which a hen on eama la claimed, to wtt: DATE OF SALE 0S/M/M TIME OF SALS 11.00 A M. JOHNNY E MCJIA (70 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS JEFFREY LENTCHNER fits HOUSEHOLDS URNITURS MELVIN BROADBCLT 4132 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FRANCIS 0 FULLER FIST HOUSEHOLD ITEMS K IN VENTURI OOLF INC. FIFO BUSINESS ITEMS MICHAEL GREENLAND (133 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS j CAN0V SNIPES A IM FURNITURE JAMES ANDERSON II F tl T HOUSEHOLD OOODS ANGELA BOYD #232 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS USA SHOWS (M 2 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS ARMANDO SALVADOR! (SSI OFFICE SUPPLIES PATRICIA JENNINOS (403 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS MARIANNE SIMONE (It 3 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS K IN VENTURI i OOLF INC (341 BUSJNSIA/BOXSO FILES UL TWISTtR/MMMASL HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A ISO 00 (toentog deposit t DOROTHY LITTLES (S ■ (233-00-S330). . UNKNOWN TENANT I; . UNKNOWN TENANT II. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, a political subdivision ol tho Slat# ol Florida, c/o BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; CENTRAL FLORIDA REOIONAL HOSPITAL. INC.; ITT FINANCIAL CORPORATION, a Delaware corporation d/b/a i n FINANCIAL SERVICES, aad any **• . creditor*, and other unknown persons or by. Ihieigpi oad o r roR lC L O B V M B«K« Nut ICE to hereby gtvea • the und*reigned Clark of the Circuit Court i County, Florida, w ii on Bm Sad day at March. 1SSS. at I I * S o'clock A M at Bm Wool F door of tho Saneaala * o £ S IN THE C IR C UIT CO URT OF TNS SM N TSBN TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FOR OSMINOLB COUNTY CIVIL ACTION 0ASS NO. O T -O tt-O A -tA -R UNITEO (TATES OF AMERICA, acting through Ih* Umlad Slate* Department ol Agriculture. Rural Development. t/L/a Farmer* Home Administration. Plaintiff, v« CLAUDE J UNGARO, a tingle man. THORP CONIUMER DISCOUNT COMPANY a dissolved Pennsylvania corporation, authorired to do business In the (tala of Florid*. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, a political subdivision ol the Slat* ol Florida. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION, successor to AETNA FINANCE COMPANY, d/b/s a ITT FINANCIAL SERVICES, and FORO MOTOR CREDIT COMPANY, a Dataware corporation, authomad to do business In the •tale ol Florida. Defendants NOTIOB OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Ihel pursuant la 0 Summary Final Judgment ol Foreclosure entered on January 20th, IM S. by tho above emitted Court In tho above styled coue*. Ih* undersigned Clerk ol Court or any ol his duly eulhoniad deputies, will sell the property situated If) Seminole County. Florida, described a* From the NW corner ol Lot 33. ALLENDALE, according to tho pie I Ihereof at recorded in Plat Book S. Page T of the pubtre records ot Sominolo County. Florida, run Ease 10 tt along the North kno ol Lot 33 tor o Point ot Beginning. Ihence run South 123 40 ft tot he North Right ol Way ol Lako Harney Avenue, thence East along said Right ol Woy TO 00 ft., ttwnca North H O S T ft. thence Weal 73 00 ft to tho Point ol Begmnmg. being a port ol tho abandoned SAL Rail Road end Block *S\ at pubbe outcry to the high eel and boat bidder tor cath on March 3. 1000. at 11 00 A M . at the West treat elepa at tho Seminole County Courthouse. Santord. Florida, subject to tO od valorem Uses and attestmenu for tho real propotty described above M ACCORDANCE WITH THS AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. PERSONS WITH DtSABIUTIES NEEDING A SPECIAL ACCOMMODATION TO PARTIC­ IPATE IN THIS P R O C IID IN Q SHOULD CONTACT COURT ADMINISTRATION AT SOI NORTH PARK AVENUE, SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA SSTT1. T IL S PHONS (407) 3(3-4330. (X T . OSS7. NOT LATIN THAN SIVSN (7) DATS PRIOR TO THS PWOCSIDfNG. IF M A R IN O IMPAIRED , (TOO) t M S M l March S. tSSS. ot I t * # A- M.. ol too front otoao ot too Somtoele County Courth oue*. Florida, tubfael to a i « AOOOROANOS WITH TNS AMERICANS WITH OtSABIUTIBS ACT. PERSONS WITH DtSABIUTISS HEEDtNQ A BPkOtAL ACCOMMODATION TO BARDCWATS W THIS P R O C IID IN Q SHOULD CO N TAC T CO URT AOtWNISTRATTON AT SSI NORTH BARR AVENUE. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA S S T n . T IL S PHONS (AST) SSS-OSSO. SXT. 4*27. NO T LATER THAN B U M CD OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO CSSONMI. IF --------------IMPAIRED. (TOO) 1 STM . OR votes (V) 1 STTS. VIA FLORtOA RELAY 1. If DATEO on MARYANNS MORES Clark ot CUouK Court 70 , FL I jm . 1 Deputy Clark 1 J. Murphy. Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court rO . FL SS77S-4SS0 fW. 4 — ------ BEatoAtlto to! K J t T W J l I B F r i B B I U T I E Pwbitoh Fobruory 10. IF. IM S TT CADILLAC I70S1SS44 ALTAMONTE TOWING. I l f ST.. ALTAMONTE AT I B M NOTICS OF FICTITIO US N A M I Nolle* I* lisieby given that w* ar* engaged In bualneaa at 2321 Orlando Oriv*. fun* 140. Santord. FL 32TT3. Saminol* County. Florida, under Ih* FicttUout Nam* ol M IA IN M A X N IB N T CLUB, and that w* Inland la register said name with Ih* Division el Corporations. Tallahassee, Florida. In accordance with Ih* provision* ot Ih* Fictitious Nam* llatute*. To-WII Section S33 03. Florida Statute* 1331 Maranmai, Inc. Dtenvenida Espinal Juan Hamandat Publish Ftbruary 10. 1S3S DEN-130 with the clerk at ttld u i u WITHIN 3 CALKNOAR MONTHS FROM TIMS OF T H I FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TIC I ell claims against the aetata In Ih* form and manner pre­ scribed by Sec bon 733 703 at Ih* Florida Statutes and Ruto 3 430 at the Florida Roto* at Probata and Guardianship Procedure ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILS0 WILL BE FOREV­ ER BAR R ID Publication ol this Notice ha* begun on February 10, IS M W.Hiam H Morrison. Sequtrs Florida B a rf 143303 BALDWIN A MORRISON. P A 7100 South Highway 17-32 Fern Park. Florida 32730 Telephone 407/334-1414 Attorney tor Personal Representative Publish February IS. IT . IS M DSN-141 W TNS OWOUfT COUNT CABS B B . B T -M M -C A -1 4 -K INDUSTRY MORTOAOI COMPANY. L P ROY AMOS RS ON AND BRSNOA ANOSRAON. MS W IFI; ALBERTO L. LION. NYDfA I LION. UNIVERSAL TRUST. IN C . OatondanNa) f*obe# la hereby stoat B u t purauani to a Final Summery Judgment at Foreclosure entered In to* aboea-styled Circuit Court of Ssndnala Florida. I WM aaB Bw In eiN O urr c o u n t OF TN S I STM JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA IN ANO FOR OSMINOLB CO U N TY m tn b JURISDICTION DIVISION CASS NO. O T .M S S -C A -M -R O E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc l/k/a Shaarsan Lehman Mortgage Corporation. Plaintiff. VS OLADVS GOODMAN STtPHENS A/K/A GLADYS O STEPHENS A/K/A QIOI STEPHENS al a l, Defendants NOTICS OF FO M C LO B U N B SALS Notice Is hers by given that, purauani to that Final Judgment of Forsclotur* dated January IIN i. IM S . and entered In cnril cat* number 07-2023-CA-14-K. of Ih* Circuit Court el Ih* IBth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminal* County. Florida, wherein G S . CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. INC F/K/A •HEARSON LEHMAN MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION. It Platallff and GLA0TS GOOD­ MAN STEPHENS A/K/A GLADYS 0 STEPHENS A/K/A OKU STEPHENS. If Inring, and aS unknown parties claiming by. above-names dalendant(t) who are net known to a dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim an Interest as spouses, hairs, devl****, grant***, ar olhar claimants. COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO N ­ SUMER SERVICES. INC . to/ara Defendant!!). I wM tan la the highest aad bast bidder tor cash al the west front door of Ih* Seminoto County court* Sanford. Saminala County. Florida, al I t . 00 A M on Iha 3rd day of March. 18M. THSRSOF AS REOOROSO M BEAT BOON 10. P A M S IB ANO SO. OF THS PUBLIO RSCOROO OP SSMNI0LS COUNTY. FLORIOA. A/K/A S IS M A M H A U S T R U T . ALTAMONTE SPRIN­ GS. FLORTOA 2(781. Of puM* t t t t . la Mw Mghaat MM ||^ gggjj THE WEST FRONT DOOR S S M N O LI COUNTY COURTHOUSS. SANFORD. FLORIOA. M 1100 A.M., an Bw Srd day of Match. MARYANNS I C U R E OF CIRCUIT COURT Deputy Cltffc LawOfhcaoaf O tn W C .i SM I Narth Armanis Aeanu* FL IS M I 1041 ts.ir.ti 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d C L A S S IF IE D A D S Seminole 407/322-2611 nations leading nwnMeclurof/ dNBSXdOf of stsetrome accas Orlando-Winter Park 407/831-9993 i r s Lake Mary taedfy lor 2nd sNfl sssarrtdy | Hours ar* 4.00pm 1 12:10am. Mutt DO MBS ID M 0 of 3S too ond Hand tor ( hours. Apply 31 parson M 1090 Emma Oak* “Tra(. Lake Mary. FL 37740 CLASSIFIED DEPT. PRIVATE PARTY RATES HOURS 14 Times........ $.68/line 8 AM - 5 PM 7 Times......... $.84/Hne MONDAY thru 3 Times....... $1.09/line FRIDAY 1Time..... $1.42/line CLOSED SATURDAY Ratee are per Ineerllon ASUNDAY 3 line Minimum. A M YOU DCFCNOABLI ANO keeping buMnaro Start pari 3ms and apfk tpf Pfiono, trarw* portaSon and wtoronesa raqvsrad Cafl 230-0283 Scheduling may Include Lake Mary life ai tw cost of wi ackS bonal day. Concal when you got results Pay only tor tho dayi your ad run* si ratB oamad. Use M dsocrtpkon tor laotao results Copy must toSow hccoptabto form Wo raaorva Bw rtgh to rolusB any ad al any Sms. Commercial frequency ratto an avaftobto. ASSOCIATE TRAMEE Duo lo ORWriMon. Largo LaSo company hsing FuO Time ctotoo We i tram you to earn you potonod DEADLINES TUoodsy thru Friday 11 Noon tfw day balors publication Sunday 11 Noon Friday. 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Flo Temporary Postoon. 3HS/ M -3 M M 0 K S graduaw w d 1 yaar of cxAagt m l knary Study tranng m man Wort fy a* tel forth In aaid Final Judgment, la wit Lot 01. WINSOR MANOR. laaeided In Plal Book f t. * -* # - m ---------------a - _ I FVB88 fWVUFUI OV M •na NOTE: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR M BT COLLECTION P R ACTICE! A C T YOU ARS A0VISS0 THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OSSMCD TO BS A OSBT COLLECTOR ATTSMPTINO TO COLLSCT A OSBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OSTAMSD WILL BS USSO FOR THAT PURPOSE Da lad at* (0th day t t )s*m ry mtm to Dapf M M Oporafona. 0 2 0 C antor Or.. I i a TsishtroM . FL. 0007 JOPL1734340 -M l c f e l A STAWIAfNH 4013 Bay Seoul Saute*. SuM* 400 Tampa. Florida 33007 Ttoaphena: R I R 077-OOM C U M7-03434 'IS . IF. 1 ENTRY/CLERICAL AM T E d TORTALSNT STAPPBtO A LL HOURS 10 yrs a*> In (M O M -FunpMy room 2(4-0(11 w ar- cor A phone 300-0111 b l 3. For SasndBw 2304700 07-1000-CP IN RS: WILLIAM (DWARO M CCU U T. UC. The admiwie tralion of the aalal* of WILLI AM (DW ARO MCCULLY, daaaaaad, * FA# •7-IM3-CP, la Circuit Court C aunty. B sn MARY. For (s yoor old. Lkw-to N/t. ( COS 330RMS. wbrtto (S T D M M S fa hw hS m s of trhteh N R O. Drawer C. tea lord. Florida M T7S-S— . $ 3 0 0 -8 5 0 0 Rapreaantatt***' altamay are •ABB B B . BT-fOSB BA-10-R CHASE MANNATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. W e Chawdtal ALL INTSRSSTSO PSRSONS A M NOTfFKO THAT; i l l B A 10 R CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Wo s ITH vs. OONNA L CANNON; ot Of.. PSAOON in B I I OP THS SUBJSCT real pr o p er ty j Nebco It ittotoafFi lSto. ISSS.'s m I pMotod MotoZ ST-1SSS-0A-10-fC. of too CfrowH Court of too ISto JudtoM Circuit la ond for C ieety, Flo ride. IASS MANNATTAN M OR TO AO I CORPORATION. I FMUA 0M M 10AL RSSIOSNTIAL M ORTOAOI 0 OOP ORATION. FrtUA M AM AR STTEN t COM­ PANY M 0 .. Is PtotatiN and OONNA L CANNON. SMNMERI wtt aeO to at Nw wool boot Boo# of C< house In Oounfe Florida, at U B S AM . or Bm Srd day ot March, 1 300. a to bowind dot Oeesnbi as tot forth to tots Sinai LOT I E L AC CORO IMQ TO T M PLAT THEREOF AS RSCOROSO IN PLAT BOOR S I. PAOSS M THROUGH SS. PUBUO BSCOBOS OF SSM tN O U COUNTY. FLORtOA NOTE: PURSUANT TO T M FAIR OSBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE A0WSS0 THAT THIS LAW FMM IS DSSMSO TO BS A OSBT OOLLSCTOR ATTSMPTINO TO O O L U O T A OSBT AMO ANT BfFORMATfOM OBTAINED WILL BS USSD BOB THAT PURPOSE too M th day ot tanuary NOTICS M HEREBY purauani lea Ferae taaura BSBl IM S. M Na. SO-(310 OA 14 K. of Bw Ciraull Court Of N m EIGH­ TEENTH JudMfal CVauM In and tor BEMMOLS Oduafe Florida wharele CMShNOAL M ORT­ GAGE COMPANY Is PtohMIN aad M A R Y U T H 1 0 W R .O fo L .O M I wM ooS to BM eaah In the Btoal front dear of Bro Courthoue#. to Santord. SSMNfOU C oon * Florida, st 11BS r e a'atook an Iho Srd Bny of March. IS IS , lbs — 4 na. -iaa - a — - si as----venalry ar me win, me quaenc*of Ih* Per*ansi die Hen 810J8 TO ftTV .T MngSOpaafBonol NodM -torVdBl at akfes Bona with thi* Coart WTTHIN THS LATER OF T H M S MONTHS AFTER T N I OATS OF TNS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NO TIOS ON THIRTY OATS AFTER THS OATS OF U A W C S A wWwPw COPTV MOP THIS NOTICS IOF ro M v 1 (W W M w ( VwrwS ON THEM JUM CMENwor 8 F0M S T y ^ B B t o T t o M t o N N bl O o ^ ^ j w rt baa j om home. I with this Court WITHIN TNB LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THS OATS OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OP T H U NOTICS OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THS OATS OF SSRVICS OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICS ON THEM. AS athar aradHars of Nw torih In aaid Fbrof Lot 134. OSSR RUN UNIT 14 *B*. (ranrMag M BM ptol Braraaf a* rooardsd In Plal I. Pagao TS and f t . of County. Florida •/!/• O U T August Court. C m i (Worry. Florida 3(707. DATED IM# SSfh day of January. 1300. MARYANNS Mf f f S A* Clark at ooM C ow l By Dorothy W . BaNan A* Deputy 01*4* Faber S Q m tt, P A SuHaSM 1373 Madrug* Aeanua Coral Gabfaa. Florida M IS S (MO) MS-41 I t *Fsraoh* wNb 0 CELEBRITY CIPHER •SO 0VDK8 KS0K0 FRRH KID prior la Nw a* (3 (3 dt*| tofaphaaa (407) SSS 4M 0 OOL 422 7; I -400-000-0771 (TD0| Of 40131 DSN-44 IN TN S CIRO Urr CO U N T OF TH S (M N T S S R T N JU D IC IAL CIRCU IT M AND FOR O IM IH OLS COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATS DIVISION C A S I NO .1 0 0 -B I-C P IN RE THE SSTATI OF MARY JOAN OETX. Deceased NO TICS T O CR ID fTO N S (Summery Adm Inlet ret ton) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THS ABOVE ESTATE You ere hereby notified that an Order at Summary Administration hat been entered In the estate at MARY JOAN a S TZ . deceased. File Number 3S-S1-CP. by the Circuit Court el Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the address of which H P O Draw*! C. Senford. Florid* 3STTS, that the total ceeh value at toe a*tale •* toes then S21.000 OS and that Ihe . ----- — — ------- — — It ha* been «ktlgn*d by tuch order la: Kama Richard Oetl Add rest 300 Kimberly Court Santord, Florida S IT 71 DSN-117 Pool Othoo Drawer SS FLBS0S1 1 S .IF .il Legal Notices By Dorothy W-BhHAV contents at tho uaM/o hi tsmosed tram too toctoty Tho shoe* tototmohea to to bo pub- under and hy virtue of tho SewOnota County. Florida•totutoo #1 Bm ottle at Florida. Lot 2S. Stock A. WOOD MS RS Ir m d i f g ff f n d piwld* PARK SNO REPLAY according ad. to the Plat thereof a* recorded Pubhoh February IS . IT . TSST m Plat Book IS. Fag* Tt. of the 0SN-1S4________ ____ Public Records ol Sandnola County. Florida pursuant to Mm Final A entered in a anas ponding in said Court Nm style at edrich is Indies tod above WITNESS h r hond and otRoial seal ol aaid Court dua I S A day 0. 0 T BBSS 0A 1 3 4 of January. ISSd. UNITED STATES OF It you ora o person with a AMERICA, acting BtrouMt any me Depart man! at In this proc ending, you ora omi­ tted. at no coal la you. to Bm l/k/a provision of certain aaslatanee Please contact Court adndntoIra lor. Sdf N. Pork Avenue Sulto NS01. Sanford. Ftorfdo 3 2 m . (AST) 323-4334 sAMT. NATIONAL With t working days ol your ASSOCIATION TRUST rocoipi ol Hua (notree ol UNDER AORSSMSRT ForecloauM Soto). H you are DATEO JANUARY 1.1 ESS hearing Impaired. coS 1-SOT fSOCC HOMS EQUITY s t s -e r r t ; tl you are soto LOAN TRUST tOSS-1). impaired, call 1-000-M 3 -0 770 (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CLERK OF TNS Biol pursuant la a Summary O R C U IT COURT ~ Judgment at ~ By Dorothy W. Belton DmDutv Chnt Court In kg the ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF IN Hoech. J t . Clark to Court or any of bio duly authorUod Suitor S Hooch. P A dapuhaa, vdl a#0 the pro party 31 SS S Convoy Rd . Sla. B aituatod to S o niaala C u nity. Orlando. Florida SSStt (40T) 3S1-3200 The South S r at m Publn h February 10. IT . I0 M I SOT of B m Boat S i r t t SW1/4 DEN-01 ot NS1/4 ol Section IS. TFwnohlp >1 South. Bongo SI Soot aubjoot M IS toot aaood PRRd# at puhha outcry to too high eel C A 0 I NO. 07-0340-OA-tO-Rr UNITED COMPANIES LENDING CORPORATION. ! Legal Notices Legal Notices W1RS7F4 IS . I T , IM S 1-000-003-0773 (V) «M Florida Raley Sendee Fuhkah: February IS . IF . fl 0SN-M 8*.’ X•F ADODKIKSNO |R NO TER T8NN 8K6 XI •F - M K I F j F R W0 FV08I SO F00F • VftFXIKOIli FRCVfOUS BOUmOFL TOdto MB MRf USSM, / SdOBUM B i sfbw I p s h b u m s M S U M W USA. kw or v w y bfb N mbsM t — OgNSR N s M . ■ �K IT ’N* C A R L Y L E ® by Larry W right Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida ■ Tueeday, February 10. •« ■ 187— Sporting Goods RF/VINC HAV* A 5 ^ r . /uo »‘u - e c w it h 211— Antiquo/ColloctlblM r ig h t y h i. LABOR Rt 230Antlquo/ClasaJca Florida for YOUI (407) 322-3044 nooooeo i?4ii57 m aran ♦ uoo t -t h m i i When Wo Wort. It*s a Party! Benefits of a Tupperware Career ... • Part-tim e or ■> full-tim e hours • Management Opportunities • Training/Gifts/Trips • Car or VPn > Make new friends •F un)ob Tupperware ^ h o m e k I W HERE TH E^ H E A R T IS Curved forworn* ?***t f i g O g y assasL setting up new department •tore in Oviedo. PIMM caROFC (407) M 040N Divorce M S Cuetody ITS aenkn^Ky STS, Name Ctengi m . Be. 14 fee HOT) S 8 -0 M T Carriers KMHixnUmi a a o d R Nm oompte* wratffiTWHri D O N M C KM M T w a a v c •vaf. Free eel UcaAnavr. N S -T �M •Snntofd Herald. Sanford, Florida •Tuesday, February 10, by Chic Young BLONDIE Is lung scar uncommon? By P eter II. r.otl, M.D. DEAR DR. GOTT: In the course of testing for a chronic cough, eventually discovered to be due to a chronic post­ nasal drip. I had a chest X ray which showed a "scar." Is this serious? DEAR READER: Probably not. During healing from an infection or Injury, the lungs — like any tissue in the body — may form scars. Actually, such pulmonary scars are a fairly common finding on routine chest Xrays. By and large, such sc a n indi­ cate that the person had a lung infec­ tion. which cleared up. For example, a serious bout of childhood pneumonia can. after complete recovery, leave pulmonary scan. If your doctors are convinced that the scar and shadows on the X-ny are old and not a cause of your cough, you can Ignore them In moat cases, such an abnormality will not adversely affect health or lung function. DEAR DR. GOTT: For several days. I have had very yellow urine — almost onnge In color. This week, I noticed that the whites of my eyes are yellow What's going on? DEAR READER: From your brief description. I suspect that you have a liver problem that Is causing the bile in your system to enter the blood­ stream. leading to Jaundice You need immediate medical attention Jaundice can result from hepatitis, gallstones and a host of other medical conditions In my opinion, you should have an examination and testing to determine the cause for your symp toms Make an appointment with your family physician immediately. If he by Chortes M. Schulz cannot see you in the next few days, go to the emergency room of your local hospital PEANUTS IF YOU KNOU) YOU’RE NOT 60IN6 TO GET A VALENTINE, UIHAT 5H0ULD YOU DO ? PUT ON A 600D M0PIN6 FACE SO EVERYONE WILL KNOW YOU'RE MOPING.. t. O O TT PETER GOTT, M.D. variations and contractures. Then, based on his findings, he might choose to use manipulation to restore the normal reciprocity between organ and function. Such manipulation might well be used In conjunction with special exercises and prescription medicine. This approach has been used for decades with success. And I think that you ought to try It. Although osteopaths generally subscribe to standard medical practices, their use ditional osteopath would closely of manipulation adds another dimrn examine and palpate the muscle sion to the treatment of disease. s, looking for inflammation, C IMS NEWSPAPER BOERPIUSE ASSN ng. tenderness, tem perature S suffix ACROSS 3g Oath t Prince Charles' 33 Soak (flu ) 7 Famous lighthouse 13 OW antiseptic 14 Crystalline gem 15 I — allegiance IS Introductory matter 17 OuMo'S high 1S — Vegas 30 Exec, branch of govt 31 InfBcton (2 wde.) 23 The worn 24 Strap on a falcon's leg 35 Actress 34 Buy In * 37 Ota Portuguese 40 Resinproducing I 41 Actress Frsncls 43 Ruin (2 wds.) 45 Pose 40 — out (stretch) 47 Compess pt. 44 Skater Eric — SI Of Series mountains S4 It's often resit 84 Orsbhsd 44 Fumed 87 I DOWN Tuesday - *7 IRBPWVM 24 A Qershwtn t Conveyed through tad 2 u s e seme nnnnn nnnn □nnnnn nnnnmn rannnnn nnnnnn Finn nnn nnnn raramnnnn □□□ran nnn □□□ □nnnnn nnnnnm □nnnnn nnnnnn nnn nnn nnnnn nnnnmnn nnnn nnn nnn □nnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnn nnnnn 2 Conceive 4 Pel cover I Suffix lor loeS s s 10 T Type oft lilP E fe Cel lor Answers e to** DEAR Dll GOTT: I have chronic pain in my muscles and Joints that has not responded to customary therapy and pills. A friend suggested osteo­ pathic manipulation. What do you think? "~ZV------------------------ DEAR HEADER In most respects, osteopaths do not differ from tradi­ tional MDs. They have the same train­ ing and perform identical services — with one notable exception: manipula lion Osteopathic medical principles emphasise the relation between body stru ctu re and function. Discord among these factors can lead to dis­ ease For example, chronic pain could be the result of disruption of the nor mal, healthy relation between mus­ cles and the Jobs they were designed to cany out. In such a situation, a tra m by T.K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS a “w ® V W P ttK V fiw tfuM a ir M U PV8MIT A t TO60 THC«. rvw > V v g Tennextee Williams claimed that -the future is called •perhaps.' which is the only possible thing to cell the fu­ ture." However, there are delicious times st the bridge table whes you. the declarer, can predict how the oppo­ nent! will defend and can lake advan­ available to South So. Armstrong was tage of that knowledge. up to eight tricks. And the ninth could This deal occurred during the IMI be established in spades. The only re­ European Championship. The declar­ maining problem was the timing. er was John Armstrong, playing for After winning the first trick. Great Britain en route to the gold Armstrong immediately played the ace medal. Against three no trump. West and another spade. He took the club led the club two. How did Armstrong return and now finessed the heart Jack, which had to win. Then plan the play? Armstrong led his last spade, setting First. Armstrong counted his top up dummy's Jack while the heart ace tricks, finding seven: one spade, one was still there as an entry. What if South takes the heart finesse heart, two diamonds and three clubs. Then he made the key deduction: at trick two, then continues with the When he led the heart Jack from hand ace and another spade? Well, West and took the finesse, East (if he had might win that apade and lead a heart, the king) would be forced to duck; oth disrupting declarer’s communications. If he weren’t a m odest fallow, erwise. four heart tricka would be IHAT&RYfiilW r 00 CUBA/ /V p vlkOHM) rV A i ^ * l l ! AVIAN I a m m a r _ „ J t , h TOUCAN OARF1ELD Wednesday. Fab. 11,1944 f SIX T A tt Of TOUCANS by Jim Devi voun.wpvosep i d turn mc A ffW I A3K VOOOUT J TO OCT fttOMVTO TMCfiOOP I f- Keep all of your channels open In tba year ahead ao foal h o w you’ve helped In tot past *M be able to find waya lo reaprooaae A big opportunity codd coma through foem. > AOUAMUS (Jan. 40-FeB. I t ) Do not let K amotions overrule your financial ment today. If your axtravagant impulses aren't held In aback, you iritftf do something toolieh. Aquarius, treat yarned to a birthday gft. Sand tor your Aatro-Oraph predictions tor Iha year ■heed by mating 42 and SASE to AstroGraph, do this newspaper. P.O . Boa 1784. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 10, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 10, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 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/37cb059cf1b33e44b553cb1b7f020ecd.pdf 2bdc07d65ad2a5ce061727e9877731c9 PDF Text Text TUESDAY January 13, 1998 50 Cents Sanford H erald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Samlnola County since 1908 90th Year, No. 100 • Sanford. Florida Cops treating man ’s death as murder BY DAVID FRAZIER Herald SUIT Writer SANFORD • lYillce nrr treating n» a murder the death oT a Sanford man found In hla rooming house home Sunday. The man. who police have not Identified (rending notification of next of kin, was found dead from traum a to the head Sunday night at the Florida Hotel located at the comer of Fifth Strrrt and Oak Avrnue. An autopsy took place at H p.nt. Monday. The rratilta are atlll pend­ ing. According to Sanford Police. friends of the deceased came over to the man's room on Sunday to watch football. As they entered the room, they noticed the man apparently sleep­ ing on the couch. They tried to wake him. but could not. Sanford 1‘ollcc Information Officer Darryl llrrwer said that there was no sign of forcible entry, and that the door to the hotel room was unlocked. Because the man died of head traum a, police are treating the rase as a homicide at this point. Drrwer said that the next of kin for the man have not been reached. The Florida Hotel has for years been the subject of controversy will) neighbors. Nestled in the historic district, the hotel Is one of the few remaining multi-family establishm ents since the area converted to single family homes several years ago. The Florida Hotel rents rooms by the week or month, and some of Its clients over the years have often drawn the attention of law enforcement. *The city needs to revoke the occupational license |of the Florida Hotel] and close It down.** said Walt Padgett, the proprietor of the Higgins House Bed and Breakfast located near the Florida Hotel. T h is has been an ongoing eight- year thing.* said Padgett. I m H arder, F sf« 2A Adult entertainment call has county breathless By RUM WHITE Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • The Idea Is to eliminate all the glitches • leaving no room for adult en­ tertainment establishm ents or sexually-orientated businesses to skirt any segment of the county's new code. *lfs this, and staying eter­ nally vigilant." says Seminole County Board of Commlsalon­ ers Chairman Randy Morris. *No one will ever be completely satisfied with what’s done. We Just take It step by step." The BCC's all-day meetings today will require major deci­ sions by the comm issioners about the adult entertainm ent Industry. Not exactly Super Bowl Sunday but a primetime Tuesday event nonetheless. Among the new concerns Is an XXX-rated video store at Flea World. Of Importance to the cltlxens of Sanford Is the naming of the possible adult entertainment sites • two on the west side, or another near the airport. Sanford officials prefer the westslde sites be chosen The commission's concluding decision which will come at the 7 p.m. public hearing Is the approval of a Glitch Ordinance amending the Adult Entertain­ ment Establishment and Sexu­ ally Oriented Business Ordi­ nance #97-28 which became effective on Ju n e 20.1997. The glitch ordinance amends num erous definitions related to the Ju n e ordinance, prohibits specific activity associated with sexually oriented busi­ nesses and strengthened the enforcement ability of the SherKTs Office. Gus Sheriffs Legal Counsel. MaryAnn Klein helped prepare the Glitch Ordinance which Sheriff Don Esllnger said he expects to lie able to ’enforce to the letter." Since the county adoptrd Its tougher codr In June, there have t»een a num ber of a t ­ tempts to get around the code. The county Is engaged In legal battles with Sassy Merlot's and VIP Gold. There may be a new one with Ron's Vidro at Flea World. Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Groot and the county planning division are awaiting the BCC's nod to Initiate litigation against Ron's Video for viola­ tion of the county's ordinance relating to adult entertainment. The video store Is operating without an adult entertainm ent license at a property not drI m Cowaty, Pag* 2A Protast signs nssr Central Baptist Church on Wsst BN 44 in depict the Ira of area ettIsons. Sailfest could return to Sanford if city agrees to beach repairs By MARIA OREM llersld Staff Writer SANFORD - The future of Sailfest could be In Sanford If the city agrees to make certain repairs to the boat launch area. Robert Roth, executive director of Sailfeat. ts seeking the city's support for the regatta, which has been held In Sanford for the past 23 years. *My goal Is to get the commission to a p ­ prove mndlng for creating a safe area to have the event,’ Roth wrote tn a letter to the city. The event was moved last year when or­ ganizers found the Lake Monroe waterfront Inadequate for boat launching. However, the City of Sanford reserved thfc right to host the regatta In the future once accom ­ Right on Urns: John GMson boards Ihs LYNX bus In front of Vis Amoco station on Lake Mary Boulevard. Express yourself; take the bus instead of a car k» te ff W riter Jo h n LAKE MARY • It's a cold and foggy winter rooming but I ’hiladclphJa Flyers Giblson Is bright tn hla orange and white Phlladel jacket. He'a relaxed. rernty for another commute to downtown Or­ lando, to hla Job In the Orange County Property Appraiser's Office. Relaxed? How can that be? The thought of westbound Inter­ state-4 a t 7 a m. conjures Images of harried and hassled. But not Glbison. He knows it's going to be a smooth and comfort­ able. If you look doady, you'll even aee him smiling. That's because Glbison w ont be driving to Onando this morning. No. he'll be riding on Express LYNX. *WcVe been In no rush to get a second car.’ said whose wife. Yaxmln. takes him to catch the bus at the Amoco station on Lake Mary Boulevard, across from Home Depot. modations could be made. After speaking to commissioners at Monday* meeting. Roth said the city seemed more positive and Interested tn re­ pairs to the boat launch area, referred to aa the beach by residents. City Manager Bill Simmons said the event has been on again, off again for the past few years until last fall when organiz­ ers said there would be no Sailfest In De­ cember 1997. The problem, Simmons said. Is that the slope Is too steep at the launch Bite, which la located on the north end of Marina Is­ land. Over the years, the dry has added dirt to build up the site and last year lev­ eled the land to meet the water’s end. he said. The dirt, however, washes Into the dtannel. * Other limitations. Simmons said. Include water level changes and the wind fluctua­ tions. The biggest drawback la the launch and retrieval facility. T h e north aide Is very exposed to the elements.* Simmons said. The Lake Monroe event brings many people to Sanford from places that are for away, he maid. Measuring the Impact on the local economy Is not that simple. ’At their heyday, they were pulling close to 1,000 boats In different classes.* Sim­ mons said. T h ey have been booked as the largest Inland regatta In the world.’ Simmons said the city srtll meet with Roth again to discuss the project In more detail. *We want to sec what he has to say and the costa associated,* he said. "We're open to what they have to say.’ How doot your building grow? The now buAding that wk house the SomJnota County Sheriff's Of­ fice Is growing fester then s speeding buffet. Sheriff's spokesman Li. Jack Cash sold today that the buffding is on or ahead o! schedule and the con­ tractor expects to complete con­ struction by July. Alter that, some functions, such as ffts lnHffaHon of telephone and com­ puter systems, wfl bo dons, be­ fore the staff and deputies move In. The now office Is located on the comer of U.8. Highway 17-92 and Bush Boulevard, across --- wooa. MM Trainer of exotic animals reports hate crime —--- T-T—------ LL-L-l. * MMX iVr*yit' 1■ ’.V*, « ’ OVIEDO • The Sheriffs Of­ fice Mqjor Crimes Section Is Investigating a hate crime re­ ported by David McMillan, tltc owner o f an Oviedo s rtv»o| rh«t trains handlers of exotic anlThe Incident occurred about 11:30 p m . a t McMillan’s home McMillan aaw a person runnlng sway from the cross toward Oak Hollow However, he does not know who the person might have been. There was no other damage to McMillan's property. McMillan told Seminole County deputy sheriffs that be h a s a racially mixed eon from a previous marriage. Hla current girlfriend la Mark, he said. MrMlHan la white. He this ts not the first time he has been victimised by racial slurs. McMillan recently h as also been singled out by People for the Ethical Treatment of Ant­ i group committed to rights. PETA In a nslilts, protested McMil­ lan's treatm ent of hla animals, but faind no TUT S ANr o n n HI RAI 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 j l l 3 ? 2 2 6 1 1 �2A - Sanford Herald. Sanford. Ftonda - Tuesday. January 13, 1998 County------C ontinued from Page IA signed for adult rntcrtiiim nrnt purposes according to Gmot. Efforts to resolve the dispute without formal action have failed. Winter Park nttom ey David A. W assemian will rep­ resent Ronald Davidson and be at this morning's agenda tr- Murder------Continued from Page 1A He said that he has seen prostitutes, drug dealers and drug addicts that frequent the hotel. Padgett said that he re­ ported a ‘blatant drug deal' h r witnessed outside of the hotrl on Wednesday. The owners of the Florida Ho­ tel could not be reached for comment. view by the board. W asscrman Is further discussed and the wild that unless the county re­ county makes n rail before he considers Its position, his cli­ comments. Levy Is concerned, ent “ will be forced to avail naturally, about the effect bad himself to nil Irgnl remedies." publicity on the video store will Sid Levy, the owner of Flea iinvc on the flea market. World, talked to Commissioner *T hr video store at the (lea Morris on Monday und said he market ts the newest thing that wants to wait until the m atter lias come before us." Commis­ sioner Win Adams said. *l'm eager to hear Just what this Is all about." By evening. It should be de­ termined just what authority the Sheriffs Office h as In cases ‘We are checking snrh ns the one ns the o p era­ tion of n video store within a in to several lieu market. Tlie naming of Sanford sites pects at th is bus caused Its own share of time.* controversy. Mayor Larry Dale says that Sanford has hnd -In v. Pat Smith sites which may have been used all along and that city of­ ficials are doing all they can to Smith also said that the man scrub all nrras In or near the had associated with ‘tent peo­ city. ple." who live In tentH pitched sus­ The airport sites (nearly 150 acres) would seem to be the most desirable. Dale says the two weal side sites arr much less likely to ever be explored by the adult Industry. Others dlsagrrc. worrying that the mall area would be an Ideal lo­ cation. Church groups such as Central Baptist on State Road 40 hnvr protested. *l‘m opposed to the two wrslslde sites," Commissioner Grant Maloy said Monday. *We named the airport sites first and I believe we ought to stick with them. One of the new sites Is only three acres....we'd still have to add something some­ where else. We could always cut down the airport site area. *We still don't know If we grandfather the businesses In die Fern Park area," Maloy said. T h a t's not something that will rvrn be discussed to ­ day. We'll still have that to do.* In l h r w o o d s . According to of the Sanford ment. the dead laborer and a Sgt. Pat Smith, Itollce D epart­ man was a dayheavy drinker. ‘Wr are cheeking fnto several suspects at this time.* said Smith- B us-------------Making a difference in the community Officials from the company say linking the volunteer interests ol their employees with an involvement grant is an opportunity for SAFECO Insurance to address an identified community need. SAFECO employees, such as Sheyrt Cote, weeded and mulched the grounds ol the Sanlord Chnstian Sharing Center this past weekend. In addition to the physical labor of its employees, SAFECO donated an unrestircted grant ot $4,000 to the center. QUAD squad on the job tle of whiskey without paying for It with another m an. Anthony Jam es. 19. of 44 William Clark Ct„ Sanford, was arrestrd Thursday by Sanford police. Jam es was charged with resisting without violence and tampering with physical evidence. Jam es was arrested at the comer of Celery and Or­ ange Avenue. The Sanford QUAD squad made the arrest. Mark Hofmann. 30. of 809 Rosalia Dr.. Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Hofmann was charged with DUI and careless driving. Officer ob­ served Hofmann stopped at a red light and then accelerate s q u e a l i n g his Urea. ------ -- Stolen property Ryan Kelso. 19, of 140 Pocono Point, Sanford, was a r­ rested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Kelso was charged with dealing In stolen property, grand theft and bur­ glary to structure. Kelso was arrested at the above address. The arrest was made due to a case dating back to December. Possession of firearm Edward Duval, 45. of un­ known residence, was arrested Thursday try Sanford police. Duval was charged with p o s­ session of a firearm/concealed weapon by a convicted felon and operating a motor vehicle with a suspended license. Of­ ficers noticed Duval, whom they know to have a suspended license. Petit theft charged T a te Mauck, 19. of 112 Edgcwater Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Alta­ monte Springs police. Mauck was charged with petit theft and arrested In the 400 block of East Altamonte Drive. Mauck Is accused of taking a bottle of whiskey without pay­ ing for it. . *Randall Metcalf. 45. of 1201 Stonebrook Dr.. Sanford, was arrested Thursday by Alta­ monte Springs police. Metcalf was charged with petit theft and arrested In the 400 block of East Altamonte Drive. Met­ calf Is accused of taking a b o t­ DUI arrest Cannabis possession Frank Flores, 18. of 575 Starstone Dr.. Lake Mary, was arrested Thursday by Seminole County deputies. Flores was charged with possession of cannabis and arrested at Re­ flections Park. Incidents Air compressor and air tools were stolen Thursday In the 400 block of West 15th Street. Total amount of property s to ­ len was $500. A burgundy 94 Chevrolet GEO four door, license plate num ber KQN80Q. was stolen Thursday In the 100 block of Bethune Circle. A Hewlett Packard deskjet printer worth • $240.05 was stolen Thursday In the 300 block of West First Street. Cash totaling $200 waA s to ­ len Thursday on Castle Brewer Court. An AT&T cordless phone, a first aid kit and tools were stolen tn the 1300 block of Santa Barbara on Thursday. Total amount of property s to ­ len was $500. Jewelry totaling $500 was stolen Thursday tn the 1000 block of West 25th Street. A Power Twin 4500 paint sprayer and a Super Nova paint sprayer were stolen Thursday In the 700 block of Weat 10th Street. Total amount of property stolen waa $6,000. SanfordHerald “Serving Sanford. Lake M ary and Seminole County Since 1908“ Continued from Page LA Jokingly, he rails her his ‘little chauffeur.* Giblson decided to give m ass transit a try about three months ago. He had been u s­ ing Link 39. which runs from Sanford to downtown Orlando along U.S. Highway 17-92. It was u lot ol slope, Giblson Bald, but well worth the wear and tear, on his car and hta nerves. The Central Florida Regional Transportation Authority, b et­ ter known as LYNX launched Express LYNX tn November and tfs been a big hit with the Qlbtson family, If not with more commuters in the Lake Mary and Sanford area. *We were so excited,* said Yaxmln, when they learned of the express service to down­ town Orlando. The origin of the new service Is Seminole Centre, Just north of Lake Mary Boulevard. The first bus leaves the shopping center at 5:55 a.m. and arrives at Orange and Magnolia ave­ nues a t 6:5 l a.m . Park and ride facilities a rt available behind the Sanford Disabled American Veterans building, which ta the O B ITU A R IE S HELEN C. BAKER Helen C. Baker. 86. Lake Avenue, Sanford, died Monday, Jan . 12. 1998. Bom tn Hlbblng, Minn., he moved to Central Florida In 1981 from Michigan. Mrs. Baker waa a homemaker. She waa a member of St. Jo h n s United Methodist Church, W inter Haven. Survivors Include daughter. Elizabeth ’Betsy* Luck. Sanford: sister Bernice Springer. Farmington Hills, Mich.: two grandchildren; two great-granddaughters; one step-great-granddaughter. BaJdwtn-Falrchlld Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, In charge of arrangem ents. ANN F. CARUSO Ann F. Caruso, 61, Landing Drive, Sanford, died Friday, Ja n . 9, 1998. Bom tn Montclair. NJ . . she moved to Central Florida In 1984. Mrs. Caruso was a m arketing director In the hearing aid industry. She waa a member of AD Souls Catholic Church. Survivors include husband. Jam es, New Jersey; sons, Jam es. Robert, both of New Jersey; daughter, Stephanie Oroover, Sanford; brothers. Salvatore Bcafonte, Michael Benfante. both of New Jersey. Voeeen Cremation Services, Inc., Orlando, in charge of arrangem ents. Tuesday, January 13,1996 • Vof. 90, No. 100 PuMshsd Tuesday trough Friday and Swiday by Rspubtc Nswspapars, Inc. •300 N. French Avs.. Santord, FL. 32771 Phons: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 LE O A LS Margaret Staley AOMMSTKATtON Denrat Koufc ■ P uttanw O D M M Push - Buamaw Msnagar TtnnOin) Uehtta Morm lm C IX TO M A L Lacy Lear - Edaor JeSBermcke i Spaga) A O V U IIW N O Cnra Srwrp - Uanagar Eiunt Odutni R o u a Lavandar Cfteryt Slone Ojin y a n Ka*a Warner •Manager Sandy Piaalay Peggy BaaAner snarl Brade Dorw DM fKft D a vriFraaer Courtney LeBae Mena Orem Dean Smart Tommy W ear* Suaan Wanner R uuw naa Pem scai Pottage P ari at Sartord, Ftonda and addaona) maSatg oMoaa Mertt Bevnie BA Enen EhamTynea. Jr. > » ■------- ---------------- . norTwwuwTwfr 11*80 83800 < 7100 The SANFORD H ERALD P O Boi t« 7 S tria ta . F I 32772-18(7 Republic Otaryi Smart Sutwcnpaon Rata* (OaSy A Swtday) 3 Monde USPS *81280 Poum aM ar Sand FrertiWacAne Ftonda m Newspapers, Inc. 7% » ■- ■ second stop on the line. There are several stops along 'Lake Mary Boulevard and the stops are labeled with a bright pink XL und Link 120. Not designed to be faster than driving (1-4 In the morn­ ing. dull?) LYNX Assistant Ex­ ecutive Director Rob Gregg said. ‘Express LYNX doesn't have to *ave time to Improve your commute.’ The cost of the round trip Is $3 and Gregg said this gives the commuter the opportunity to rrad. listen to music and simply rest. T hings that would be dangerous to do while driv­ ing-using the phone, adjusting a Ue, fixing makeup-arc per­ fectly safe.* Giblson said the schedule has been great. T hey're pretty good with the schedule.* he said, adding that some days he has been as much as 15 min­ utes early on the trip home from Orlando. And the seats are comfort­ able. Express, LYNX runs Monday through Friday. For more in­ formation on the express serv­ ice, call 628-2897, MARAARBT R. MCCKOSKY Margaret R. McCrooky, 60, Lake Mary, died Friday, Jan. 9. 1998 a t her residence. Bom In Decatur. 111., she moved to Central Florida from Basking Ridge. N J . in 1994. Mrs. McCroaky was a technical analyst. She was a member of Grace United M ethodist Church. Survivors include husband, David; daughter. Amanda; Atlanta; step-daughter. Sue. Jacksonville; sons, Richard Staley, Atlanta, Don Staley. San Diego; step-son, Bruce McCroaky. Jacksonville; Waters, Marie Rund, Orlando, Pat Bond, Jacksonville; brother, Robert Rund. Indiana; three grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, In charge of arrangem ents. lAU. FRANCES L. S TERMER Frances L. Stermer. 79, East First Street, Sanford, died Saturday. Jan . 10, 1998. Bom May 19, 1918 In Louisville, Ky„ she moved to Central Florida In 1977. Mrs. S term er was a medical clerk for the University of. Louisville Hospital. She was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. She was a member of the Lupts Foundation and the Over 50 Club. Survivors Include daughter. Suaan Weston, Joshua Tree. Calif.; son, Presley Colburn, Louisville, Ky.; four grandchildren: five great­ grandchildren. Brtsaon Funeral Home, Sanford, In charge of arrangem ents. ANNIE MAS 8HEFFARD Annie Mae Sheppard, 86. Via Belle Avenue. Sanford, died Friday. Jan . 9, 1998 a t her residence. Bom Nov. 20, 1911, tn Jensen, Fla., she moved to Central Florida tn 1927. Mrs. Sheppard was a bookkeeper. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford, where she was a member of the Sunshine Sunday School class. Survivors Include daughters, Betty Hess. Sanford, Marjorie Rudd, Sebring; step-slater, Mildred Coker, Lake Mary; half-sister, Bobble O rilled. Jacksonville; seven grandchildren; 12 great­ grandchildren: three greatgrrat-grandchildren. • Oramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, In charg e. of arrangem ents. Beverly Harrell Transmissions �Sanloft) Herald, Sanford, Flonda • Tuesday, January 13, 1998 • 3A People Nar-Anon. a self-help group for relatives and friends of a d ­ dicts. will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Orlando Genera) Hospi­ tal. For more Information, call 869-6304. 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 Ihc club, call 321-4464. at 8 p.m., at 111 E. 27th St., Just west of Sanford Avenue In Sanford. New visitors or m em ­ bers are welcome to this 12step group. Welcome Wagon Recovery Inc.. Is a self-help mental health organisation for people who suffer from panic attacks, depression, fears and general nervous symptoms. For Information, call 660-2003, or 896 5906. SANFORD _ The Sanford Crists Pregnancy Center Is slated to open at 1002 French Ave. In late spring but volunteers have been hard at work assisting Director Andrea Krazclse with all the last minute tasks. Krazelse praised one of these volunteers. Mark Raab. for his consistent, persis­ tent and devoted work with car­ pentry for the Center. She shared that his constant vigilance to getting the Job done right and being sure added vol­ unteers are ready and following through has been a Godsend to her. According to reports approx­ imately 20 churches are stand­ ing behind this ministry In prayer, volunteers and monthly financial support. Raab sham ] that his Interest for the work came 'from the Lord.* He'said. *My wife, Linda, has always had a wonderful, soft, compassionate spot In her heart for teenagers and children. WeVe prayed together for this.* He continued by saying. * I feel strongly that God wants all of his creation to be born and not wished away at our whim. I have a beautiful daughter and grand­ son and I would hate to think that my wife could have Just cho­ sen not to have them. 1 love them and have been blessed.* Being tn construction all his life, Raab feel right Into the vol­ unteer position with the Center TO P S Moles reportedly cause minor damage Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon Club of Seminole county holds a coffee for new­ comers and second Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. until noon. For Information on address, call Betty. 695-0144, or Lucy. 322-7877. Lunch. Toastmasters 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 tn Lake Maty. Contact Rosella Bonham at 323-8284 for Inform matlon. Obesity Surgery The Seminole Chapter of SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday of each month In Classroom • 103 of the Phy­ sicians Plaza Building. 521 W. S.R. 434, Longwood. at 7 p.m. Call 322-6500 for more Infor­ mation. Disabled Vatarana Seminole County Chapter •30 of the Disabled American Veterans meet the second Tuesday of each month at their charter home at 3512 Orlando Ave.. in Sanford. The service office Is open from 1-3 p.m. every Tuesday and Friday for more Information, 323-2710. Blood Bank Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood • especially O-type do­ nors • lo donate a t Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, call 322-0822. Optimist Club Thzf Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. Call 323-2194 or 3220298. Kiwanlt Club Effective Oct. 1. the Klwanls Club of Sanford Is moving the wceklyWednesday Inoon uncheon meeting from the Sanford Civic Center to the Lakeside Landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlana are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. Dancing lor Seniors The Over 50 Dance Club dance Is held every Wednesday, from 2:30 -4:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Live mu­ sic by the Dcltonlans 13-piece band. Donation 83.00. Al-Anon A support group for friends or relatives of alcoholics (AlAnon) meets every Wednesday, Interest in Center came ‘from the Lord Fellowship LONOWOOD-All area seniors are Invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Ste­ phen. 1895 Lake Emma Rd. A covered dish luncheon, at noon. Is followed by Bible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. For more Informa­ tion, contact Mary Burke at 330 6391. Widowed Peraone All widowed persons are In­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of every month at the C assel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. R «cov«ry Inc A local chapter of TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.. In the auditorium of South Seminole Hospital. 555 W. S.R. 434. Longwood. Weighing beings at 5:30 p.m. The first meeting Is held every Wednesday. at 9:30, at Lakevtew Christian 1 Churck. 1400 Bear Lai* fe n d I t dgfeai1 ’For information. H ll 293-fl^flf Al-Anon If you know, or live with an alcoholic, there Is help. Al-Anon Is an anonymous, non-profit organisation, open to anyone who la a relative or friend of an alcoholic. Serenity Won Al-Anon m eets each Monday. Tuesday and Thursday. (Thursday non­ smoking) evening at 8 p.m. Meetings are held In the back room of the Sahara Club. 2587 South Sanford Ave.. Sanford. For additional meeting tim es and locations In the Central Florida area, or for more In­ formation. call 321-9122. Camara Club The Seminole Lake Mary Camera Club meets the second Wednesday every month tn Old Lake Mary City Hall. 158 N. Country Club Rd. at 7:30 p.m. For more Information, call Grace at 321-4723 or Sol a t 323-8891. Moles are Insect eaters Uke shrews and hedgehogs. The most notable aspect of the mole Is Us large, powerful front feet, designed for pushing soil out of Its way. The mole found In Florida Is the eastern mole which la about 5-1/2 to 6 Inches long with a short, sparsely haired tall 1 to 1-1/2 inches long. . ( , The fur Is very soft and differs from that of most mammals because It does not point toward the tall but up. With their fur pointing up. moles can move for­ ward or backward within their tunnels without rubbing their fur the wrong way and trapping soil In their coats. The coast Is so fine and dense that It keeps out water and dirt. B a ik a l and food: The eastern mole prefers loose, well-drained soils. It has been found tn dune sand and rich forest hum us. The characteristic mole ridges that lie Just below (he surface are forag­ ing tunnels. These tunnels are created as the mole searches among the plant roots for the earthworms and Insects on which U feeds. Moles are benefi­ cial because they eat mole crick­ ets. white grubs, wire worms, ants, cutworm s, armyworms, and slugs. They also help to loosen and aerate the soil. In loose soil, miles can tunnel up to 18 feet per hour. Bspes i s s t t — i The mole's nest ft. t mLmC*m. + mm4fQrM CtaiBNbflrftMfc feltaM T EE----- BETIk b Mngg W Erinns HCTIcsnsres HI Iwpi Mark Raab volunteer! his time at the Sanford Crisis Pregnancy Canter. overseeing Jobs. In fact, he guess we all have made a lot of Inter presently works as a carpentry decisions In our life, pleas foreman at Brasfleld and Gorrle. Unfortunately, some have turned 3304 Giving God the glory was fore- out bitter. We wanted the unlet most on Raab's mind as he teenagers to have a peace about Rai spoke. *My wife and I were saved the decision they midee and we been about sic and a half or seven want them to make a good decl- have yrars ago. Since that time we slon. The Lord placed this on my granc have developed a good relation- heart to help and overseeing the atten ship with the Lord. The Lord put work Is my way to help the Cent* Andrea at our church and we Center.* with found that she needed help. I He strongly encouraged anyone usher chamber Is 4 to 6 Inches In diam ­ eter and lined with fine grass and leaves. Moles have one Utter of 2 to 5 young per year. The young are bom In March after a 45-day gestation period. They are large at birth relative to the size of their mother and are able to fend for themselves In about 4 weeks. Damage: The damage caused by moles Is almost entirely cosmetic. Although moles are often falsely accused of eating the roots of grass and other plants, they actually feed on the Insects caus­ ing the damage. The tunneling of moles may cause some physical damage to the root systems of ornamental or garden plants and may kill grass by drying out the roots, but this damage Is usually minor. C— trail When mole tunnels become an Intolerable nuisance, moles may be captured and removed without a permit by homeowners, renters, or employ­ ees of the property owner. No poi­ son may be used on native wildlife without a P staoai Perm it Issued by the executive director of the Florida Game & Fresh Water Fish Commission. Traps: Moles can be live trapped using a simple pitfall. Find an active surface tunnel. Collapse a tunnel with your foot, then come back in an hour or two to see whether the tunnel has been reopened. If the tunnel has been pushed back up. It Is an active tunnel. Dig a hole through the tunnel Jarge enough to Insert a large coffee can. wlde-mouth quart Jar. or similar container. Sink the can Into the ground so the top of the container lies Just below the bottom edge of the tu n ­ nel. Cover the area with a piece of cardboard or a board and the soli from the hole to keep light and air currents from alerting the mole to the trap. When the mole falls into the trap, the whole con­ tainer can be pulled out of the ground and the mole carried to a forested area and released. Check your live trap several times a day. If this Is not done, trapped moles may die from star- vatlon or thirst. Commercial mole traps are available In two main types: the choker-loop and the harpoon and belli are designed to kill the mole. If the trap Is not sprung within 3 days, move it to a new. more active location. Castor oil aototloa: Using a blender, mix 1 tablespoon of cas­ tor oil and 2-4 tablespoons liquid detergent Into 1 gallon of water. Water your lawn first and then soak It with this solution. Prods tors: Snakes, owls, herons, and sometimes cats and dogs will kill a mole, but moles are distasteful lo most animals and they will not eat them. use of ultrasonic and vibrating devices, lye. creosote, tar. smoke, hum an hair, bleach, mothballs, razor blades, broken glass and stocks of Wrlglcy's Juicy Fruit gum to drive away moles has not been proven effective In scientific trials. At Farrar la Samlnola County Urban Horticulturist. Inquiries may be directed to Mm at tfw Cooperative Extension aervtoe, 250 W. County Home Road, Adultery causes deep damage through hi* charade. The reason doesn't matter. It's over for us. I have some advice I’d like to give to your reader* who might be con­ sidering haring an iifTair If you are unhappy in your marriage, get coun­ seling or get out of the house. But do not get a lover. AfTairs cause only trouble and very deep pain. SLOWLY HEALING IN FREEPORT. MAINE DEAR ABBY: Adultery seems to be an accepted fact of life these days. Everybodys doing i t No problem. It s no problem, that u, until you are the injured party. Then U s a very Mg deal. The hurt is so deep, it's hsra to believe that someone who claims to love you has inten­ tionally and selfishly inflicted this pain on you. People say marriages can be sal­ vaged and even improved in the healing process. However, I know for a foci that it trill never happen without remorse on the part of the adulterer. In my case, there is none. My husband boasted. "I’m not sorry I did i t r»n glad. I had a great time * After much soul searching, I had to foot the truth: 1 married a loser. I'm a kind and decent person who never expected or deserved to be treated so poorly. But I'm also strong, and although I’m deeply wounded, 111 bs fine because I’ve been able to see why he hsd the affair. It hsd nothing to do with me. You ass, with her he could pn-u-nd to bs someone other than who he really is. He could pretend to be a successful businseaeman when, in feet, nothing could be Anther from the truth. He could brag about his children Urn a devoted femily man. In troth, he is a workaholic and not a t all involt sd in th eir lives or upbringing. married, althotwh that didn'i to bother them before. Or ma knew eventually she wou DEAR SLOWLY HEALING: T hat's sage advice — given by someone who obviously has not yet put the pain behind her.' t UNf M A S LAKI MAMY MINIMA HI find a sympathetic lover who was willing to hoar how his wife didn't understand hipt. I understand him, all right — too well. He is a charmer. However, he can also be maan-aoirilod and vengeful, a side ha would never 1st harass. He la in denial and takes no Voff'Kmhe^hsd to leave, he didn't ■ Nar-Anon ' �4 A •Sanford Herald. Sanford, Honda •Tuesday. January 13. 1998 Rediscover Treasures o f Yesteryear If it’s broke I'll tlx it...dull or scratched I’ll refinish it and make it LOOK like new. 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Stewart, the No. 2 hitter In the lineup, hit home runs his first three times at the piste and then singled to end the game os Chang's Car Care clobbered Holmes Truss. 31-1. In a game stopped In the bottom of the fourth In­ ning by the 20-Run Rule. Stewart hit a two-run home run and a three run home run In the bottom of the first inning as Chang's Car Care scored 12 runs and added a solo home run leading olT the bottom of the third inning. His fourth inning single gave him seven RBI for the evening. Dave Jlckell had almost as good a game for Homegrown Hydroponics In the second game, hitting a home run over the 310-foot fence In a nine-run fifth Inning and adding a double as he also went four-for-four and drove in three run* in a 23-3, four-plus In­ ning victory over Beer :30. The league will play a doubleheader every Monday night at Plnehurst Park starting at 7 p.m. Powering Chang's Car Care were Stewart (4-for-4 with three home run* and a single, three runs scored, seven RBI). Bruce Sellers (3-for-3 with two doubles and a single, three runs scored, two RBI), Dave Blakry |3-for-3 with a double and two singles, two runs ■cored, four RBf) and Lynn Webb (three Mn- ■a*1*Also hitting*were Red-O araer (two i doubles, one run scored). Chris Bryson (two singles, one run scored, one RBI). Lucy Sellers (two singles). Zeb Webb (one. double, three runs scored, two RBI). Lynette Barkley (one single, two runs scored, one RBI). Carol G am er (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Debbie Bemlng (two run* scored) and Carol Norman and S ta d Abrams (one run scored each). Providing the offense for Holmes Truss were Don Ctccone (one double, one single). Tommy Kelly (two singles). Myrtel Reid (one single, one run scored), Rick Pettis (one Mngle) and Bill Cleveland (one RBI). . Contributing for Homegrown Hydroponics were Jlckell (4-for-4 with a home run, a dou­ ble and two singles, three runs scored, three RBI). Terri Hlrt (4-for-B, all singles, three runs scored, one RBI), Jim Clifford (3-for-4 with a triple, a double and a single, three runs scored, two RBI). U na Hill (3-for-4 with two doubles and a single, two runs scored, three RBI). Mike Burney (3-for-4 with a dou­ ble and two singles, three runs scored, three RBI) and Robin Brown (3-for-4. all singles, three runs scored, one RBf). Also contributing were Theresa W alburger (one triple, one single, three runs scored, two RBI). Randy Cutllp (one double, one run scored). Jim m y Wilkinson (one single, one run scored, two RBI) and Paula Songer (one single, one run scored, one RBI). Doing the hitting for Beer :30 were Joe DiBartolo (2-for-2 with two doubles, two runs scored). Vie DiBartolo (3-for-3 with a double, three RBI) and Brett Molle (one strife , one run scored). ___________ Cbaar* Osr 0*>s ------ r ~ ------ r "--f 0010. 1 0 d im a .a ia a as TUESDAY B Rams wide awake L a k e M a ry puts on clinic in th u m p in g O v ie d o girls By JE FF BERUNICKE Herald Staff Writer OVIEDO _ So much for a wakeup call. If anybody was going to give the number-one ranked Lake Mary girls basketball team any kind of challenge before states. It would have come last night. Instead. It turned Into a basketball clinic as the Lady Rams destroyed host Oviedo, 58-29, to all but wrap up the Class QADlstrlct 3 title. Lake Mary has been routing teams all season and most of the games have featured the clearing of the bench by halftime. Last night could have been different. Oviedo was at least the second hottest team In the district and featured Maty Lou Johnston, the leading scorer In Central Florida. Instead, It was never close as the Lady Rams Jumped out to s big lead and were never challenged. “This I* the best we've played In awhile," Lake Mary coach Carl Brown arid. "We came ready to play and our Intensity was high." The Rams had also played a marvelous game on Saturday night against DeLand. beating the Bulldogs. 02-32. The game started like It might be a scoring fesl with Lake Mary leading 25-10 after the first quarter. Out the Rams defense took over, holding DeLand to four points In each of the second and third quarter, and allowing only 10 point* over the final three periods, Lauren Bradley led the way with 23 points, while Mary Leah Sutton added 13 point* and Becky Pedro 10. for Lake Mary. , Monday night Oviedo coach Tom Died knew he was In for a Osht but hi* team fell behind never recovered. -The biggest difference is they have too many weapon*. Bierl said of the Laciy Ram*. "A* well aa we've played, our kid* were hesitant tonight. Basically, they (Lake Mary) are so good, they are Intimidating." It started out exactly that way. The Lady Rams intimidated Oviedo and Johnston, despite a game-high 18 points, which never registered on the scoreboard until late In the first quarter, in fact, for a while. It looked like Lake Mary might pitch SANFORD _ Whoever arid female a th ­ letes aren't tough haven't been out to Seminole Community College. Already down to eight player* total, and with one of those out with an Injured knee and three others playing with severe leg Injuries, the Raiders continued to win over the weekend, throttling St. Petersburg Junior College. 85-68. on the road S atur­ day and Nassau (New York) Community College. 70-58, a t home on Sunday. Center Ja an a Kotovs had a big weekend, with 34 points, nine rebounds and 10 blocked shots at S t Pete, and 19 pnln ti and SATURDAY t W r 4. Kmdrtck 1 Muaeer 3. DsBanre a Sutton IX Bradley 23 TDiaia: 30 7-13 03. 18 4 4 8 .8 8 •8 14 IS 1 0 . «a Three-point Odd goal* _ DtLand 3 ‘ 3): Lake Mary I (QaBanre l | Total M a n d II: tali* a k e Mary I 0. routed out Technical* _ ta k a Mary, bench X S-0; Lake Mary 33-0. Junior vanity _ ta k e Mwy U . tM an d 30. Labs Mary's Staphani* Oris takas punishment here from an Ovtsdo ptsyor, but tho senior forward helped too Rams gat offto a fast start and finished wi»» 10 points as the No. 1 tanked teem in Claes 6A won 8s 22nd game wfthout a toes. 66-29. TTvre-pntnt Urid snob . W inter P trk 4 Howell took a big early advantage, 3. ration 31. Lake Ilowed 3 IP lua I. leading 21-9 after one period and (Brown Head l | ToUl foul* . W inter Park 17: Lake 28-14 at halftime, but Winter Park •towed IS routed out . Lake Mowed Uaua (17-8) kept battling back and T nhntcai* _ none. H rrurda _ W inter Park 17-0. Lake Mowed 14-13. Junior vanity _ eventually edged the Silver Hawks Lake Mowed 57. W inter Parti 47. (14-12). 48-45. Lake Brantley (7-14) did Just the opposite, falling behind 15-9 the first period and 39-23 Mon X halftime, before coming to 0 TutaU holding the Grenadiers to second half potnts and winning 48-44. ' WEEKEND WRAP-UP WINTER PARK . In other games from over the weekend. Lake LAKE MARY . The Lake Mary boys' basket­ ball team bqunced back from Friday’s loss with a 65-54 victory over a tough Central 'Florida Christian Academy squad Monday night. The Rams (13-4) led 38-17 at halftime. In other games from the weekend. Seminole (13-5) took a huge halftime lead (43-30) and coasted to a 79-44 Seminole Ath­ letic Conference victory on Saturday to rem ain undefeated In SAC action. Lake Howell (16-4) also bested W inter Springs. 78-55. and also claimed a 57-55 tri­ um ph over Winter Park. Oviedo (16-3) took a nine-point lead In the first quarter and held off Lyman (5-10). 83-54. Tonight. Melbourne Central Catholic Is a t Winter Springs and Winter Park M at Lake Brantley. On Wednesday. Seminole Is a t Oviedo. Lake Mary Is a t Lake Brantley and Ly­ m an Is a t Winter Springs, all a t 7:30 p.m. Battered, bleeding, bruised, Herald Sport* Editor a shutout. The Lady Rams jum ped out quickly, running up an 11-0 lead as Stephanie Dale got off to a hot start and Lake Mary never looked back. Oviedo finally scored on a Kelly Brock Jumper after nearly seven m inutes of play. Brock said the Lady Lion* may have come out too tight, but she warned that Lake Mary hasn't seen the last of Oviedo. "It was a big disappointm ent." Brock said. "We have a lot of respect for them and they played better tonight but districts will be another thing. We were Just too tight tonight." It started to get ugly aa Lake Mary dominated on the boards against the smaller Oviedo team , which runs a three guard offense and had a hard time com bating the rebounding of Bradley and Sutton. For Lake Mary, Bradley led the way with 15 and Sutton, still playing with a protective facemaak because of an Injured nose, had 14. Dole chipped In with 10 and Lake Mary dominated all facets of the game. If anything, the one thing Lake Mary was able to prove last night was a ranking deserving of the top spot In the state. "That's as good a team aa I’ve seen In 11 years of coaching." Bierl arid. Lake Brantley has a chance to find out tonight when the Lady Pats travel to Lake Mary (22-0) for a 7:30 p.m. starting time. The Lady Lions also play tonight, tipping off at Seminole at 7:30 p.m. raSon *. Matin X It. B ro w X Redman X Brown IX V aran l a Tbtafe: 10 10-31 4 0 i IX Kane 7. Conkn I. PKm X X Omta II . K itty 1. Gurovea X Totaia: IS 7­ 13 4X a a is a o .a a • I 7 8 1 1 .4 8 Big four in boys’ hoops pick up victories 8 1 7 8 9 .9 8 9 8 0108 b . 8 ■ Bf OIAH .. ......r ^ ' f J a n u a ry 13 1998 ^| Also playing her usual excellent was Darla Kudruyvtaeva. with 19 points an Saturday and 35 points on Sunday. si r In Saturday's A surprise sta Crystal Turner, who came off the bench to hit S-of-8 ahots (4-of*5 on S'a) and all four o th e r free throw tries for 30 points. on The Raiders (15-4) will be at Wednesday, hosting Mid-Florida Conference foe Santa Fe Community College at 7 p m. a t the SCC Health and Physical Ed li­ ra,'o n Center. Admission Is free. Bctk 7 S O 33. Ben Krreenbrock 3 0-3 X Robb* I 3-3 X TOtafe: 34 1X31 SS. Three-point Odd gn*l* _ CTCA 3 (Modmann 3. C S chuster Ik tak e Mary I lAbrama Ik Lake Mary 13-4. ter Park IX la k e Howell IX Junior vanity _ W lnUr Park BS. . tak e Howell 10-4. ARROW FORCE VI 79. itrtcfc X 3. Redding II He 4. Total* 31 Wynn 4. W csthdle 4. IX Wd- 3. Mika I 1-8 4 ..and winning 8 4 1B. W lsiw s O r i N 8-8 *. 1— m r S m im y 3 0 CM) *. la y M rihin l* i d 1-3 3. H a n * W m icrpen 3B 0-0 T T Jw aK etorm 10-17 4-S 34. TMafc: SI-SS IS- aoax fs J E E 1/1/ / O C V \ r / O A / / / / �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. January 13, 1990 Legal Notices C lr«u lt Ceurt »t lh> «ath Judicial Circuit Svmlnvle Ceunfy, Plena* t r i a l : S T •1**0-C A -14 A •S Mcrtgag*. Inc , Ip A Tha Monav Stef*. Ptsintiff)*), va. htcsrdo Vasques. at al , Oetendsntlsl Natlca al Fereetoeur* Sala NOTICE IS OlVEN purauant to a (uoamant ol toradoaura dated 12/1S/B7 and antarad *n Cara No B7-tBS0-CA-14A ol tna Circuit Court ol tha t(th Judicial Circuit In and lor Saminola County, Florida, rrharom TMS Mongag*. Inc • DBA Tha Moray Store a Nan Jaraay corporation. • tha plain* tiff. and Ricardo Vaiquat. at a l, tha daiandanttai. I mil call to tha highesf bidder lor each at tha neat Iront door ol tha Sammoia County Courthouse, Ml N. Park Aye . Santord. Florida, at I t . 00 o clock A M. on January 241K. tttS , tha following described property as eat Iwth In aani |uUu'n*"' to nit: Lot 1M. Autumn Gian Phase ill. according to tha plat thereot recorded In Plat Book 37, Pages TS. 7S and 77, mcluaive, Public Records ol Seminole County, Florida. Together with all the improve-a r t s non or heraaiter erected on the property, and all ease­ ments. rights, appurtenances and rents, all ol which shall be deemed to be and remain a part ol the property covered by this Mortgage: and an ol the lorego­ ing. together with said property lor the leaeehoid aetata il tins Mortgage la on a leaeehoid! are herematter referred to as the DATED on December 22nd. 1M7. Mary anna Moraa. Clark ol Court By: Jane E. Jaeomc Ae Deputy Clerk ASV i: S7-14S4 In accordance with the Ament vie With Disabilities Act. persons with disabilities need­ ing a special accommodation to participate m this proceeding should contact Court Administration at 301 North Park Avenue. Suite N M t, Santord. Florida 32771, Telephone (407) 323-4330. aiteneron 4227. not later than seven (7) days prior to the pro­ ceeding. It hearing impaired. (TDD) 1-SOO-SS3-I77I. or Voice ’V) 1-SOO-SSS-S770. via Florida Relay Service. Pubbeh: January S. 13. IS M DCM-4S NS TSSB C IR C U IT CO URT OP T M t STM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SB Ml HO LB COUNTY, FLORIOA JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NOt S 7 -M 0 -C A -I4 -B SUNTRUST BANK. SOUTH FLORIOA. N.A. PLAINTIFF VS. BRUCE A MORRISON A/K/A BRUCE ALEXANDER MORRISON; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BRUCE A. MORRISON A/K/A BRUCE ALEXANDER MORRISON; KONNIS L MORRISON; LAKE HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT(S) NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN pursuant to a Summary Fmal Judgment ol larac laaura dated December got, 1M7. entered m OvK Caaa No. S7-MO-CA-14-B ol the Circuit Court ol the 1ITH Judicial Circuit m and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, SANFORD, Florida, I wl« aetl la the Mghael and bool bidder for caelt AT THE FRONT DOOR Of NtO SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouee located al SOI NORTH PARK AVENUE. SANFORD, FLORIDA , at I 1 M a.m. art. tha ttth day of JANUARY, IS M the following m eeM Summary Final THAT CERTAIN CONOOSMNIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT 117-A, AND AN UNDIVIDED INTEREST IN THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCO R ­ DANCE WITH THE CONVE HANTS, CONDITIONS, RESTRICTIONS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUM OF ULKB HOWELL ARMS CONDOMINIUM. A CO N­ DOMINIUM. AS RECORDED ON FEBRUARY 10. ISSS IN OFFI­ CIAL RSCOAOS BOOK 13T7, PAOS 1144. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA; AS AMENDSO IN SPECIAL 'AMENDMENT M OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1S37. PAOE IM S ; FIRST RMENOMENT IN OFFICIAL RfCORDS BOOK 1400. FAOE 300; SECOND SPE­ CIAL AMENDMENT M OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK 1423, PAOE 17*7. Doled tMe torn day ol DECEMBER, 1SS7. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNS MORSE Ctark ot die CUeuM Court By; Jana B. Jdaotmc THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STERN, PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI B. LHwvereRy Drive Plantation, FL 33314 Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIG H TEEN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO. S7-2207-CA -14-E GLENDALEFEOERAl BANK. F.S 0 PlAintitt. va DREW H STOECKEL at a l. Defendant!*) NOTICE OF ACTION TO NINAS MARTIN, a/k/a Nine 8 Thome* and JOHN OOE MARTIN, unknown *pou*e ot Nina M Martin. Current Reeidence Unknown Leaf Known Meihng Address 310 Forest Avenue Altamonte Spring*. F I 32701 Any unknown heir*, devisee*, grantee*, aittgnaas. lienor*, creditor*, trust***. or other claiming by. through, under and agam«t Nina S Martin. Cur-ant Residence Unknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Sam mole County. Florida Lota I t and 20. late the West 20 feet ot Lot I t . Block C. WEST ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS. Section Three, according to tho plat thereot ee recorded In Plat Book 10. peg# 70. public record* ol Seminole County. Florida ho* been tiled agamtt you and other* and you or* required to eorvo a copy ol your written detan***, it any. •• It on MOORE. SMITH 4 MOORE. Ptatmitr* attorney*, 300 Ocean Street, Jackeonvm*. Florida 32202. no more than tturty (10) day* from the lust publication date ol Mu* notice ot action and hia tho original with tha Ctark ot thi* Court either before service on Plaintiff* attorney* or immediately thereafter: otherwiea. * default win be entered egalntt you lor the relief demanded In the complaint. Notice: American* With Oieabiuttee Act ot 1SS0. Administrative Order No. *4-20. Person* with a disability who need a special accommodation to panicipota m this proceeding should contact Oieability Coordinator at 301 North Park Avonua. Sun* N 101, Santord. Florida 32771 at least live day* prior to the proceeding. Teteohona: (407) 121-4330 Eat. 4227: 1-S00-ISS-I77I (TOO users only) OATEO on December 24th, 1SS7. (Court Seal) MARVANNI MORSE Clark ot tha Circuit Court By JAAn BullArt Deputy Ctark Publish: January 6. 13, tsss OEM-47 IN TNfl CIRCUIT CO URT M AND F6N SB Ml N O L I COUNTY. FLONIOA PROS AT I DIVISION CAB* NO.l BT-B4B-0P IN RE: ESTATE OF FRANCIS O. A0AMS. Deceased. HOTICfl OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL FERSONS HAVINO CLAIMS OR OiM ANDS AGAINST TME ABOVE ESTATE ANO- -A L L -O tM B H M A S O U S INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the edmfrustration ol the aetata ol FRANCIS O. ADAMS, doceoaod, Caaa Number 47M B -C F M pending Hi tha Circuit Court Ht and lor Sominota County, F lor ide. Probets Oivision, tha address ol which I* Seminole County Courthouee. Probale Division, P.O. Drawer C, Santord, Florid* 1277I-PMS. The personal rep­ resentative ol the ssttte i* CAROL ANN DEMAND YASKEL. who*# addreee t* 2731 S. Motor Rood. Saginaw, Michigan AMOS Tha noma and address ol the personal representative1* attorney are eel forth below. All persona having claim* or demand* against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. 10 M* with the clerk al tha above court a writ­ ten statement ol any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be Hi writing and must indicate tha basic lor tha claim, the name and address at tha creditor or hi* agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. M tha claim I* not yet due. tha data whan it wttl become due shed be staled M the claim la contingent or unliq­ uidated. the nature el tha uncertainty shed be staled. H the clean le secured, the securi­ ty shell be described. The claimant ahall deliver sufficient copies el the clean to the clerk to enable the clerk to meU on* copy le each personal repre­ sentative Ail parsons HrteroeMd Hi the estate le whom a copy ol this Notice ol Admuiietration ha* been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRBT PUB­ LICATION OF THIS NOTICE, t* ilia any objection* they may ty of the decadent* w A tha qualification* ol tho personal representative, or the venue or Jurisdiction ol tho court. ALL CLAIMS. D f MANOS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT 00 FILED WILL Of FOREVER BARRED. Oats ol the I vet pubHcellon of the 4th day ot January, ISSS. CAROL ANN DEMAND VAEKEL of the fetal* of FRANCIS O. I Court M «>a SEMINOLE County Courthouse at 407-1234SS0 Bat- a m no* tg. M hearing unpaired. 1 _ IB-B771 (TDD) or 1-B00000-07T0. trio Florida Relay JOSEPH A. ROSIER BBS S. Country Club Road IB M Mary, FL 12744 1407) 121-4177 Florida Oar. No. 1I240S Publish: January 4, 1 3 ,1SS7 DEM -M Legal Notices IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIG H TEEN TH C IR C UIT IN ANO FOR •1MINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO: B7-S4S4-CA-14-K JERALD W BURQETT, Plaintiff. vs MARIETTA S BURQETT. a/k/a MARIETTA S MOLAY Defendant NO TICE OF ACTION TO: MARIETTA B. BURQETT o/k/a MARIETTA S MOLAY end ell parties claiming Inters*! by. through, undot or against Defendant. MARIETTA B. BUROETT a/k/s MARIETTA B. MOLAY, and ell peril** having or claiming 1o have any right, title or Interest Ht the property harem described. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to quiet title to the fol­ lowing-described property In Seminole County. Florida: Let 3. Tuscswiils. Unit 7, according to the plat thereot 1* recorded in Flat Book 22. Pages 44 4 47. of tha Public Record* el Ssmmot* County. Florida. TOGETHER with ail buildings, structural and improvements of Ovary nature situated on tho property, end all flsture*. machinery, appliance*, equip­ ment, furniture end personal property of every nature what­ soever. and bit ****** end other agreement* pertaining to tho ownership, use. occupancy, possession or enjoyment el ell or any port of the property, has bean lilad against you; and you sr* requHod to servo a copy ol your written defense*, it any. to It on Todd M. Hoepker, Esquire PtamtitT* attorney, whose address M Poet Ofhcs Bee 3311, Orlande, Florida 32402-3311, on or before January 1*th, t t M end (lie the original with the Clerk ot this Court either before service on Plaintiff * attorney or Immedi­ ately thereafter; otherwise a default wttl be entered against you tor tho robot demanded m THE LAST KNOW ADDRESS OF DEFENDANT. MARIETTA SBURQETT 4/k/a MARIETTA S. MOLAY IB 120 Rose Crane Street, Ben Diego. California S211S. DEFENDANT. MARIETTA A. BUROETT a/k/a MARIETTA B. MOLAY. HAS CONCEALED HER•ELF BO THAT PROCESS CAN­ NOT BE PERSONALLY SERVED ON MIR. WITNESS my hand and eoal ot this Court on tho 17th day el December. 1M7. (BEAU MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE COURT By: Jeon Brlllant A* Deputy Clerk Pubbeh: December 23. 30. 1M7 end January S, I I . IM S 0EL-1IS IN TNB C IR C UIT CO UNT OF TNB BIONTBBNTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOB •BMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA C A M NO. B2-TBB-C A-14-A REPUBLIC b a n k . Plaintiff, Legal Notices IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT FOR B EM IN O LI COUNTY, FLORI04 PROBATE DIVISION File Number) B T-0 0 0 -C F IN RE ESTATE OF BARRETT K GREEN, Deceased NOTICS OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ot the estate ot BARRETT K GREEN, deceased. Fit* Number S7-M0CF. le pending m the CHcud Court tor Seminole County. Florida. Probate Division, the eddies* ot which le Peel Office Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32772-0030. The name and address ol the personal repre­ sentative end the personal rep­ resentative's attorney are set lorlh below. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: All persons on whom thi* notice I* served who have obiectlon* that cha'ieng* the validity of the will, the qualifica­ tions nf the personal represen­ tative. venue, or piriediction of this Court ere required to file then objection* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER TME DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM AM creditor* ot tht decedent and other person* having claim* nr demands aoamst decedents estate on whom a copy ot this notice l* served wTtnm three months alter the del* ol the fuel publication ol this notice must file their claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0 A T I OF TME FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICf OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of the dece­ dent and person* hiving claim* or demand* agamtt the dece­ dent's estate mutt tile their claim* with tht* court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The date ot the fuel publica­ tion ot ttu* Notice is the Sth day ot January. IM S . Personal Representative: Or them C Bryce 334 N W Lomita Terrace Ron lend. Oregon B72IO Attorney lor ttth day ol Doc ember, 1M7. m met certain cause pending m the Circuit Court ol tho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ol Florida. Ht and far Sominale County, Florida, bolng Civil Action No. S 7-7M -C A -14-A. m which REPUBLIC BANK. W tho pumtiff and PAMELA D. RYAN (•RYAN*), individually, and WEKIVA RESERVE HOMEOWN­ ERS' ASSOCIATION. INC., ('WEKIVA*), are the defendants, and under and by vtrtub al «ie term* af the totd Final public outcry la the higjieet bast bidder for cash al the Seminole County C 301 North' Park .. . Santord, Florida an the day of JANUARY. IB M al hour ol 11:00 A. M.. tho a being a legal sat* day and hour a legal hour ol Mi*, the real property situated Hi BemHtoie County, Florid* Lot 143. Wekiva Reserve, Unit 1, according to tho plat thereof, a* recorded m P M Beak 17, at pad#* M through M . ol the public record* el Seminole County. Florid*. Tha property aforesaid, together with all tenements, hereditaments and appurteanywtM appartsfaiRB— fs batRB sold to satiety said Judgment. WITNESS my hand and seal ol the Court thi* 22nd day al Doc ember. 1M7. (BEAU MARVANNI MORSE Ciert *t the Circuit Court EarnHi ole C entity. Florida •Vi Jana E. Jeeewic Aa Deputy Ctark Stacey R. UfHer P.O. Bes 4M 0 Orlande, FL SM0E-4SS0 In accordance with tha Americana With Otaabiibtaa Act, persona ertth dtgabbblM needHttaspecMf i n atNiSglfsiH d participate hi Ntia proceeding should contact Court Administrations al M l North Park Avonua. Sanford. Florida l O T I - I M , f l l l p b l M (407) 323-4310, not M a r than seven (7) day* prior to Nt* proceedmg. N booring. Impaired. (TOO) 1 >00 M 0 077I. or Voice (V) 1000-004-0770, via Florida Relay 0, IS . 1000 OEM-40 Pubhefc January S. IS . 1SB0 DEM -M I , and d M l inland la rag* me ortth Nto Cor pot aliens, rids. Hi accarFtcNueua Nome BWlutea. TO­ WN: Section 000.00, Florida IB M . i J . Fatal IS, IB M Seminole 407/322-2611 *U <ltC K tiK C d V * ? "Tell that special someone how qou COMPANY. M Tlutt** tor tho Registered holder* ol Salomon Brothers Mortgage Securities Vli. Inc., Morigege Faee-Througn Certificate*. Aerie* iM I -1 , Plaint iff, va. LEONARD DWIGHT COOKS and MELINDA B. •LOAN F/K/A MELINDA 0. COOKE; at Of.. Defendant*. NOTtCB Notice it hereby given that, pursuant to that Final Judgment af Ferecloeure datad December 1Fth, 1M7. and entered m civJ case number 07-t0t3-CA-14-A: at tha Circuit Court ol the tOtn Judicial Circuit m and tot Boat bio i* County. Florida. •rhereM BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR THE REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHERS MORTGAGE SECURITIES VII, IN C MORTGAGE PASS­ THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SSRIIS IS M -1 . I* PlamtMf end LEONARD DWIOHT COOKE, M IU N D A S. SLOAN F/K/A MELINDA S. COOKE. ULSALLS NATIONAL BANK, AS TRUSTEE FOR AFC MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES SERIES 14M-2. UNDER T H I POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT D A T I0 AS OF JUNE 1. 1*44, ROBERT LLOYD ZLANTIKISB, IF UVINO, ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLA1MINO BY, THROUGH. UNDER ANO AGAINST T H I ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT(S) WHO ARC NOT KNOWN TO BE DCAO OR ALIVB. W HITHER BAIO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEIB, Q RAN TIEB, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS, BEARS, ROE­ BUCK AND C O - CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPI­ TAL. IN C - ta/ar* Defendant!*). I will eeb to me highest and beef bidder far cash at tha west front door ot the Seminole County caurtfmut# M Santord. Seminole County, Florid*, at 11:00 AJd. on the 3th day at February, 1000, the following In said Final Judgment, ta wit. Tha South M S Feat at Nta Cast St Feat af the Waal M T leaf af Osverwneni Lai 1, (lee* the South 33 loot] gf taction t , Township M South. Rang* 30 East, including the Cast 01 Mat ol the west 07 loot ol le t >, Crystal Lake Park Second Section, according to the plat thereot a* recorded M Plat Beak 14, Page 17. of the Pukbc Record* af Seminal* Ceunfy, Florida. (Mm Me South SS feat) NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE PAIR 0CB T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB DMS4CO TO SB A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dated u** M a d day of December, 1MT. MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of Circuit Court By Jane E. Jm wii Oeeutv Ctark COCHUS B ETAWIARSKI 4010 Bay Scout Beuievard Sub* 400 Tamp*. F lorIde S3M7 TMsgbene: 0S1« 077-00*0 CAB M7-027I2 Publish: January 1.1*. 10M OEM-44 Ofbtxjtng phone cards No aspanenca necessary For more information send a SASE to Pnmeftm# Communication* P O Oos 694333. Miami. FL SREAL MONEYS feel in a V alentine ? D a q me?- You Bring'Em Wall Bad'Em P/T or F/T 1-407-333-2032______ fago. V o u r 6 -line yentimont and H iiiw K u m m iim {—ridaq, f—ehruarq I3th edition? o f tho ^ a n fo r d |—lerald and L a k e MoT-q [_ifo for onlq $ 15.00 total. 71— Help Wanted Temp To Him rwxKRCtar RE COTON CORPORATION, tha nation* laadmg mamdactumr/ detrtoutor ol etactroruc acces­ sories has opening* in IT* Lake Mary tacACea tor Is) and 2nd shift warehouse . Hour* available: 7:00am-3:10pm, • 00em-4:30pm and 4 M p m 12 :30am. Must be abta to M a nunmum of SO.toa on a con­ tinuous bast* Forkktt eipen ence preferred Sterling rata $3 75 IN MR. $5 95 2nd *h41 "Musi pass math test Apply si person al 2930 Lake Emma Hoad. Lake Mary. FL 32746 EOC A BETTER JO B FOR YOUt Jusf Caai Never a Fact HELP Personnel 624-6SM ADVISOR COKE/PEPSI VENDING ROUTE a r t worh will appear in tho Many high traffic aHas. $3500 a/wk pofanttal 600-342-6653 Open you own maid service Earn 520122/Tv learn the aeerect* tram toe founder ot one ol the largetl mas] serve** « too nakon and classes now tormeig ARE YOU AMBITIOUS Hones) S Dedcawd? We offer a ‘mar lob with Benefit*-Health In­ surance. 40IK. Part Vbcabont Established Company since 1910 (407) 322-4263 A a C A /U U M R t,IM C . VENOdfO. LAZY IT (1SONS T h i? i? a terrific waq to g o t qour ypecia I V alen ti ne y D o q wiyh out before the holidaq. C < d l fCellio o r 3 ^ndq in the do tbo r e ? t . ( 4 0 7 ) jj 12— Chtorty Cara M U LTH C A R E A REHAB Contar ol Sanford apaaaAjrg m aso Avq 1 » 4 9 M 14— For S b Ib •ECURfTV BARB A OOORS EASY PUSH BUTTON FIRE RE­ LEASE lie.. 34 yrs Esp Chooaa from over 30.000 daugna »V »q ft Free att Unartr ouarantaad 21— Personals fl ALONE 7 FLB ...0C B P C C TE O Ddtmg Bureau (or SENIORS. EMM 1ST7 1-EEBBM-44T7 eoruftcetefe) wtd be eeM to Nt* Piwb Matching and recording tea* ora i le b* paid by the me bidder at dm tata. Fidt ( at an amount equal to I . aat bid ta due wtthm 24 hour* tea of fh* or guaranteed instrument, made payable ta tha Ctark af the Cuttdi Court. I ting i m day ef r. 1M7. Always Deni im i ItofTH Improvements SSO-S23-43S3 / Open 7 dwye ~~70— Education A = Training STllTWH ASSOCIATE TRAINEE by phons7 1 hr Approv* Due to aspanaon. Large Lake Mary company hung FttC Tima Aaaatlaaai W a l beat you to *em your potaneai UKE WORKING WITH PEOPLE? BE A MEDICAL ABSMTANT. Aa a M aOci A u s u r t wtdi an Associate ol Scwnc* degree you sn* help prapem patents tor esammabons. conduct vnport- •Oey or f vensru CM**** •Fnencmf A d tor Those Who OuaMy rmumcsTMti------------Coma and )otn o u caring team of Nurto* and CNA s Escaf ognuad I.SSgm H SOgra in eesRabta Ptoota appsr n person Deoona ItaaatKara He hobaiubon Center tSSI ER cam BM L DeOona EO S ATTENTION LA OS S 7tfO?OORAPH| I Cof Today1 407-E31-SE1S Be a Haatoae of a PARTY end Earn upto $300 C*ah tor City C o d y g i •S3 Eoal Hwy 436. 6 « 200 ‘ y. FL 32707 CALL NOWd AS?RORSAnA t-S0S-174-* 1*1 P U N O LESSONS Pnvata Bag to wgatmaRato My home only CM32I-71B2 SanfordLongwoodOrlando Good Incoma Posenaar BanaNe After 90 Day* rgpR B*w 407 2B3-3066 1-686-410-6900 S4heure 1S s Uncto tack's Lrcyjor I SZ3-MS7 Buy A Baft T sp g im iia . FT PT EARN A CAR Free Training OrealM Flex hr* 321-*421 UVK PSYCHICS 1 -O N -1 GENERAL OFFICE ImmirkM) toaama oporung tor a non-smokor Knowtadga of Word Perfect, abraiy to work eWt kguraa. ptoaaam MNphona YOtoa. noat appearance, dspendabtaty. organuational skate, and abday to losow in- FwnsCNA 27— MurBBcy A ChUd Cara cal manufacturing lord. Florida location Satary $7 DQ*v. and to to atari dqpm nin g on aapananoa. part haaSh. Me and dental totsaanc* and aatary mcroasa after SO day* C a « 323- I M 7 lor Interview at A L ^ O U R p O ^ ^ ^ ^ S to aid. Ptat ptay room 3244)613 ary area In my Chnehomo/your* Newborn to APPLICATION FOR TAX M S B NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN, that FUNS AS CUSTOOiAN FOR CABI, M C - tho holder of Me 1 j Caa asa-i7*4 tor dtrnck ATTN HOMEOWNERS actress $23,000 •$100X0 To MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, by: gniney C. Hargart n— utw c iif t Publish: December M . M . tM T January 0, I t . IB M DEL-101 LAKE MARY AREA 16-7/Hr 61—Money to Lend LMng expanses Unless such certificate!*) thou Hoot* County Courtheims, Sanford. Florida, on M# and day of February. IS M . M 11:00 am . Payment at Seta tea. i •fkder Program* 'Sataaoa E<yx)‘ t yr OTR asp /Ctass A COL req Please Caa Bam to ipm t 600 674 9030 Mon Fit Only EOC ------- X5SEMICY------- Ml in mnor aixgtry Xs a resvarong career a you Nka help "SBQPTRSRT GIFT OF LIFE ‘ Home WsekV *Lay Over Plan* *Estm Stop Pay’ *40tK nabramam* *H*aM Instaance' ERASE BAD CREDIT LEGALLY tor u t) 32100 Mat check/mo to CJU.VPSO-1434 N lekemont Ave. Winter Park. Ft 37 TV7 [\|o o n on {—e b ru a rq Qtb and wo II Legal Notlcti nr IF AM FEW HOOPS, m o 33 Free Brochum 16006706762 WORK FROM HOME making wooden tramee Earn to $344/ wk CaS S30-S444 ast E-43 WORK FROM HOME Tto cost lor sttopfma. earn to $38Qrwk mak­ ing brae 111 SMS E f t *43 59—Financial Services O a y y if ie d D e p a r t m e n t before IN TNB CINCUIT COUNT OF TMN 1BTN JUDICIAL f H I1 M 4 -t M 55— Business Opportunities $300 • $500 m which N am* assessed M/ar* a* fellow*: CertRice*# No: 132 Tear of issuance 14M Description of Pregerty. LEO LOTS IF 31 32 41 41 A 41 (LESS N 121 FT OF LOTS M A SI 0 PT OF LOTS 32 A 41 W OF E R/W OF NORTH MEISCH RD| FLA LAND A COL COB CELERY PLANTATION PB 1 PG I N . n which aaaaeaad: Equity Lid FS. AX ef . trty bemq M the County at Semmese, Slat* ot Nt AND PON M M M O L S CO U N TY MARTA'S DAYCARE Baby's tool Pre-Bchool LAKE MARY U C >304-7 322-0004 Reftabto Chad Cam ITT or P/T. Ages 2-11. 4C accepted No ma toe Hoi nutninut meat* I snacks CaM for 1 wk free 3217S3S Orlando * Winter Park 407/831 -9993 NO TICE OP APPLICATION PON TAX B E E S NOTICE M HEREBY GIVEN. Mat FUNS AS CUOTOOUN FOR CASI, M C - the helder af the followmq cert iftesters) ha* Med said certmeateis) for a tea dead to be issued thereon. The cer­ tificate Humberts) and yaarfs) of PAMELA 0. RYAN end WEKIVA r e s e r v e HOMEOWNERS' RSSOCIATION, M O ­ NO TIC S OF BALfl NOTICE IS HEREBY OlVEN Met the undersigned, the Clerk *1 tho Circuit Court lor Sommoio County, Florida, under and by virtu* of the Fmal Judgment Ht Favor at Republic CLASSIFIED ADS J. Ernest Colimt. Esquire Poet Office Boa SI 7 Panama City. FL 12402 (M4| 703-ISM Florida Bar No 014017 Publiah: January 0. 13. 1*44 DEM-43 Personal Rspresentttiv* 27— Nursery A Child Care •SiOOkman Thsrs nys. srsi lioo ttW GENERAL OFFICE try. L«gal Notlcss said certirtc***(*) ter a ta* ta k* taauad Markon. The carURcata numkerte) end yaarte) qf eecretanai Advanoamanl 006 2277 Ranfmd area P/T. 4 hrMMy. ME J g J M t t a j B f l M ______ HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES A beauahi A aacRng hoM tocatad at tie UCP araa N faring tor tha * 1of Property: L E G B C C n T W P O IB R O E M E FROM B 1/4 COR RUN N M PT W 71 FT N 742.10 PT NWLY ON CURVE M.70PT TO POB RUN W T O M PT N M OCO 21 MMN I t EEC W 140.07 FT N 110 FT I I N N PT SELT ON CURVE 001.07 FT TO BEG (.747 AC|) RESTAURANT _ _____ BELLMEN, KITCHEN UTBJTN E. HOETMOTIBB. COCK- N O W H IM F/T A P/T tor a Mato kamg plant to Aanford Post aorta ara evoSaM w a i A BAR T1 NOERE. Ap­ ply in parson to Holiday ton at BMES11 sr S M -tAM 1*128 tagh Tech Ave . OrW vto EO C PRUQ ERIE WORKPLACE Byqng C. Kim. AX of said property being in tha County at Semin eta.Mata of Ftartda. i ouch eartJficaMM eheS Pot SMR-4W Nta AdgMttabettan Banterd. IS IS Bamlneta Me toe. mae. i to C A LYP S O V AR IETY. 14*4 N. Lakom FL 32792. County. an M* And day of February. fSSE, of t I M *jm. Payment af Bata lea. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Campos Citsei*) Caawr m etiaiewt areweewa Mat a«* petals pest sna prsserS^Eambnw si aw gphei t •a b* paid M ddarM M taata.P uai *1 an amaunt equal la Nt* highaal bid ta dua wNhta so Raws n* af Me aais. AM | ar made payable to Me Ctark af Ma O c u N Court. Dated thi# 17M day at ‘ r, 1M7. ‘ OSEVW S0AVR MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE ZFZO c m c u it c o u r t 1COUNTY, M . M . 1M7 S. IS. too* YA O B V WKOB N C . Hargart DCL-1M OSEA IS . IS M WOO XSHCIZIE N Z X Y WA AZOIXHHDi1 — IAIO III, FR E V IO U E S O LU TIO N : -F L O A T FISH IN G : • stick and a |airing, with a worm on orb sr E and fool al ttw other.’ — �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida > Tuesday. January 13. 1998 •S B 71— H*lp Wanted Weh 71— Help Wanted F/T Retponstote lor da4y opera­ tion* of concattion including U letna areas 3 years rtested aipartence tn supervision, catfi handing, personnel, lood serv­ ice managemem required Ex­ cellent Elenelilt Resume lo CFZP. T O Boa 470309, Lake Monroe. F t 37747. •r». Marriott Courtyard. Cad 444-1000,___________ ____ ___ Industrial Customer Service AgenVComputer Entry Butinas* lo buttoate-toma talas and cumputer exporters* raqwrad Overnight travel ooce•tonely after training period. Hourty rale based on a upon, encerability Benefits lor Fu« Tima. Call for appomtmant Oave Lucas 407-310-4000 Fkst-Weigh Mtg. Eantord, DC UVE R/WARC HOUSE 40 hrt/wt ♦. No nitet/wkends E«c benolils mcl 401K Musi have Clast D Ic A dean drMng record Apply 3501 S Santoro Ave. Santord__________________ LABOR RfTE*330-3416 Now hiring expenencsd COOKS, SERVICERS S 01SH WASHCRS. Top pay. paid vacations alter 1 year Medical benefit* and a Drug Free Work place 4050 E SR 46 Wttt-Sanford 407-330-7771 A 3770 Orlando Dr 1743-Sanlerd. 407-3214300 PENNY'S RESTAURANT. Coma wort with the BEST) Os*y wort-Oaiy pay Vehicles a PLUS Opening lot staff dnvar ivr yen LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH MWNANCt AMO 4*1K FLAM Prva tree earkpMee. A**ty eflee aaaer on*. Looking lor F/T Lawn Tachnicaan Exp praterrad Great tu n ­ ing pay. commission, benefits Liannaiaosoos LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial asp. required. _______C a i *30-1441 32*4030™ *N (r ^hona Mike MAINTENANCE Apartment Compie i F/T Lake Mary 323-1927 _____________ MATURE person needed m my hnma to care lot 5 yr oM afVtr *cnod 3 days a weak. Mutt have own transportation and mlemnees ara mutl 4444319 Sem es HEP Cretei Union osp prteer/ed IsSa Mary araa Fas resume to 407-434- LABOR READY^ WORK TOOAVMUO TOO AT *13, In parean today: 1 S French A vs 334-4343 CHRISTIAN I'ewhty then Cam Car A Insurance Headed Waakanda FR EE 331-4900 DATA ENTRV/CLCniCAL ASST Esci position! WortVIO say a mutti Personable! Great Reside ntlAl ClMitiog MOLLY MAID IS HHUNO F /T’ M-F ' A4pm. WW Train. 407-797-4007. SAM* T OPT ALENT STAFFING 407-03*4372 1000 N. til ' I tl I l \ i . i NEED MA OR LPN n \i For busy partalnc chic* Mutl have padatnc eip Position wd req admm ol vacates, tnagmg cess A atsrsting with to-oftce procedure* Please Us resume 10 339 3003 or CSS 330-3030 \ i AtkJgLUftt. NOW HIRING •10 hr and up Oraund croaeBagoaga damwCuttomer tarvcaTlc*ebnyRamp agenrs4Wuelers •Security "Animal Cara to laoo «aaa ■Muei love anmelr w a e*n nW HYerldR S H 1 I hr **Ortver la I i tuck ■FOMAU-Oa YOU* EamtoraMarr l SI 0.35 TO START F ro g 30 posmont by 1/7396 No exp lor into 1004111 -O E 8 A A V MANOR"' ‘ The toaovnng poaiuona era r n u iim - » you are kka to be aW ved In tie sun ip c4 a new butaiaaa A«*y m parson at HOUSE OF ROYALTY, 7506 Santord Ave. M F bate aan me Hours ol 9 30am A S 30pm FART TRIE JO BS M IN C EKCtTINO AVIATION IMOUSTRV AT SANFORD MTCRNAT10RAL growing artne ground support company • tunerWy hrlng tar Pan-Tim* Ramp Service* per sonnef to toed and untoed bag gaga and cargo from Intemaeon al Fkghtt These poaaons. ta ■par* toe abety to M up to 75 toe Pate a drug setearwig complaW a 10 year background hittary understand fngfun and work a RaeftSa schedule to aiduda weekends Wa oiler unttorma. a new tuning waga raw and a chatenpng work anvvonmant Slop by our ganarai oRcaa located al 9747 Camel Ave­ nue Appacakona may be com plated Monday Fwou^l Thurs aaykom 10 am untl 3 pm PACKERS 153— Acreage Lot For Sate Osteen Large Buitdtng Lo t.. 111.*00 1.T Acre* C o rn !...M l,*00 INTClIlGEirr ITAFFING Real estate , mcl 322-7498 Wofcfve Pinos Blvd 'Eitra pay to ditvars. ‘ Open • am 601 Dogtrack Rd, Longwood. 3604106__________ Hometite. 4 4 a a e t 175.000 Hwy 46. t m4e W of rtver gh. B m sw BK*|iii MwYBny d bB bom m ote tit neiity S A LE S Need Hokdey Cash? Wei pad lut A part time positions avail abla in casual working al moaphere Longwood location Mrte or Dsbbu 7674770 TELLER. tor A m 334-3710 WANTED: live m Housekeeper/ cook 3 ? house w/ pool Local temeleprel 1344716__________ WANTED: Indnrdual* wtio ere seating a ftefrtfcnn people onenUted career GREAT employ mem enwonment. proletaionaf suiut end benefits Consider toe career ct Dents: Assisting Formal aducaeon ot 1700 horns Lesckng to SUM and National creaentisf* Work in a fast paced, hrgbtey technical, aver changing career m toe anted haaAh kata ol Dsnlal Aseitang Cad Orange Technical CerAaren*o Tech Denial Depart667-346-7966, eat 4636 Whether you am already In toe work puce, ready to mentor or ust looking b to# Mum they nave a prat progrem designed lor na/L W AR EH O USE Individual nights (apm to work tlrns) In IIMr. :00pmat: Armolllni I Unas, Inc. Ml North Hwy 17 Plwreon, FL 221— Good Things to Eat JACUZZI Cedar ttoet-m door/ out door. New 97800. asking <1200 Magnevos 46 inch color TV w/doort Under warranty (Sears) New 11900. asking 1895 Sean S/S 27 cubic ft In e:ur-cube cruthed/water/iight. Under warranty (Sears) New 11595. asking 1895 Sean oouch/tteeper. tan tabnc 11700 new. |uft kke new. te l lor 1400 NAVEL ORANGES 6 RED GRAPEFRUIT. Meriwether Farm* 3461 Cetory Ave NAVEL ORANGES-U pick or We Pick Iroth lo order. 3880 Moores Station Rd 323-8367 Navels, red grapefruit tanger­ ines Freth From Grove We ttMp BAOQS MARKET C g 790-1946.________________ VARIETY OF CITRUS U PICK 5672 Deer Path Lane-SanfordCat lor dreaiont 333-2277 Refrigerator-Whirlpool 965 2 •pace heaters 125 29’ color TV. 135 330-7344 tv msg (4071 T ------------D E L TO N A 10 acre*. Ideal lor larmtog or nurteryf Zoned agncultural 13.900/A C R E Sm down twtawnar Rnanc* *04-717- 1 7 0 o* 004-707•ANFOftO-Zbdrm Just renovsl­ ed immacuUt*. CHA. carport. WO hook-up H6CKksoounl softy. 7744611 •n jto rrtD tmse*< •loo on First monto# mm 3314467 or 3314133 APARTMENT LOCATOR Arvc Find stoat you am ton*mg tor Never e lee* to tha ary COUNTRY UVdUO 117— Commorclol Rontalo f bdrm tpt on 7?nd Sir eel m i new carpet A pen) P»bo. tg yard, at dead and ol ttraat on 4 acres •340/mon C a i 373-6736 M ARINER S V IL LA G E LAM ADA t norua S4IOUO 7 BO.VU Sirouo AND UP 3 2 3 -0 6 7 0 ROOELEA VkXAO Art Opedaf •MfOOAandl HUO OKAY 407-3304033 OAHFORO 1 txkm Ground toor. ta n preh. til appf. pool use Remorse* C q 060-7370 SANFORD 7/7 Approsimatefy 1.000 *q It W T) tod. MXVmo . lowdapoa e g 333-1061 ■ANFORO MOTORIC OUT. 1/1 9cm petto, hardwood Roots. beptoue Speuuut 14003350 Reedy 333-3*66 ■ANFORO Good area Spmtest 2/1 AC. h a S rp * patio A yard H IV m o .tJ O P to p 6604044 OANFOROfOUPLEX Histone OrtSnct. 1 to m . AeOOYno * sac 3134131 M pgr 4444900 10D— Condominium Rtntalo dry rm, son A IlfU m o 1144 LEA S E Prim* showroom A warehouse > 10.070 eq ft SH 441 frontage 407 576-7500 Longwood. IT 97 ItV m oFH E E 7800 tq ft AApart Store From/ Offce 3334304 or 6664117 Offtco l » *c « A va a trte lo r Leeee. Santord Commerce Cu located at Park Ave A 75m St 7 sue** approi 3.000 si A 6.900 si Akpsi pw yoar Parkatg w abundant C a t John G a y at Sinctfy Com m arcui. Lie Raal 157— Mobile Home* For Sate *4 FLE E TW O O O 14 X 70 3 7 CHA. 10 X 70 awing Many EX THASff 631-7706 or 372-1993 2/2-91000 down. DWide Loc to Carnage Cove Gregory Mo b«e Home* 3334300_________ PARK A V I. I Home*93 000to 96 000 Setup Financing OUtETt 331-3— 1 CARRIAGE COVE >4i441/3 B7 Stykn* Spkt plan, new carpet, vmyf A lap ukng 114000 191— Building Materials PUBLIC NOTICE: pul up. bkjeprtott included May* steel bldg company it iqutoaltog. 40X31 wet 17.770 w4l sea tor 91 fteO MX (On was 118.270 now 111,977 Other sl/aghl watt avalabte Chuck 1 4 0 0 -170-3348 201— Horses ENGLISH HORSEBACK RIDING lessons, camp, swimming GENEVA. *904391 2 1 1 — B5— Rooms For Rant CUD D LE UP EFPKEM CV in on# of U io m cozy homos. tod Laundry, phone, and M uee A65-A90 a week 3744995 to eases. LG dup. le t A tost •33-4193__________ . ROOM FOR RENTATOWeek * ttooeec FiA house pnv WtoshenOrywr 631-3H1 AREA. 334-6M1 I f at F u rn is h e d 323-3301 9281 B. SANFORD A V I., SANFORD •ANFORO H a furnished 1 bdrm Apt. Good tor yumg coupto/tmge person. 1390/mo « tiSO/dsp incl uta Tstophone hook-up No tods 1334160 at- EARN SOME EXTRA MONEY! CARRIERS WANTED Newspaper dstivefy tor sstsblishsd routes in the Santord v m . Earn monsy MBs tsUng a drivs in «w country or c*y. Muat havs dapandabte transportation, ofjangttmnsi amm ara os avaasoia nr anamoon in psrsona at MARKETING SALES TRAINEE POSmON OPEN FOR: G R A P H IC A R T IS T -L- oonv ii|ij— MACfinn **- P.O.Box adM a ctos. Mai raauma to; 1M7, Santoid, R. 82771or apply in P4.Bas1MlklaMBd.fi Mm lor Dreedtod (Age* 2-5) and olamantefy Mwd (ogoo 5-10) (hOdron, wMNn Em porlsh ooEIng. TNo mlnfBBy lo owpotlw i to roqUro on ovongo d ab hours a tesak (ol «N ch two to toroo hour* wB bo an Butd>y monWtgi) tar 10 montoo a yoor « o comp« r — Oon ot 550 psr^wssk. Mtotorootod, moro ktauie* cai t i t chuRh oMoo al (407) 322-4011. n it m LAKE M A W # lo oooldm te Mfb E Chrtotten to Bovotop and A Local company wants a hf^h-mercy, versatile person, wholeamt quickly, to fill a marketing position. Communication and sales experience a plus. Clerical experience helpful. Internal duties as well as outside sales. Base plus commission. C ar allow ance C a ll 322-2581 for an appointment •000 OOWN— W HT R EW Y When you can own evt 3 bOm home ml CMA. new pant A cat pel 7 AM about HUO hor Thai M OOENLAKE ESTATE 0 3/3. bands. W 10. eon peso, gar, CH/A |79(Vmo Weton Reeay 686-1700 eto. *700 L A K I MARY 1/1 A49(Vmon * 5490 dap Santord. 2/1 5499/ mon ♦ 5496 Oaf) Santord. 3/1 •575/mon * 1979 Dap No PeU. in W TB O U HiHTALl C AM ELBER R V 3/3 Carpor to n p d v CH/A.------- 0000I90M •ANFORO M Ouftaa CH/A IprnTtong >4 B V I swum rm. car port, teeg ntapnon J M PINE CREST W1 m> ML ig yard. CHA. JB I O O Y U (407) ( B — H O U O iO TO R EM T '44 VW BEETLE SEDAN. Restored, show quality. Beel-up ongne 38000(FIRM, 3234697. 33------1964 Z-26 CAMARO V8 New motor, new Irene 1975. Cell 130-7344 or eager 174 1907 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER, blue. AT. i t Good condrtion >1900 0 6 0 330-471S_________ 1*69 NISSAN S EN TH A, 5 dr. wrvte, A l. ee krcekant corykhon >7.900 O B O 33S-47SS 63 BUICK R EG AL STATIO N W AG O N Greet transportation A T . An 11,000 FIRM 333-7311 •7 PRELUDE 1.0 SI PS. uereo. 5-speed. PW. Sun root 13.950 CM 307-1677_______________ BLACK REGAL 3 dr. 94 Coup* Loaded, special equpt pck. 3 8 Eng. new tires, new brake*, hated 94k Esc car. took* new 110.950 OBO C*> 372-7961 or •04-774-2224/407460-3137 ROUND OAK latae » 4 Ethan Al­ len Udder back chaw* 1650 235Truck/Buses/Vans For Sate For Root DW VI. OANFORO/IK MARY FernOy perk, tow tot rent. $747/ mo eat-to u many eruai Re­ duced tor quick tale Askng •19.50OORO CM 302-7168 or pgr 377-1980 A M OVE m SP EC IA L It 400 iq ft A t g (7 6 6 A M O NTH O fleeStmage 3714170 or 333-7994 159— Real Estate Wanted 115— Offlco Spac* OFFICE/OFFKf-W ARSHOUM Cuardon Personal Storage C M tor d u g * 97*7500 ■ANFORO OFFICE 0PAC1 1MO OF. 407-311-7004 141— HomM For Sate W/D tern rm IA400 MVEOTOR BUYMQ HOUSES 181— Appliances 8 Furniture For Sate BED mack wrought bon. CA­ NOPY And premium orthepekke Coal 11200. taenhoe 1325 673 (407) 3344911, E xt I N BEOS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS wtei S yoar warranty Nev­ er used Twin 175 Ful >109 Queen 1179 Kng 1169 CM DAY SEO White. Victorian ttyte with 2 twin mime nag A trundte Never used 1300 607MATTREA6 SALE - Fu* tin uted boa apnngt A maarett. 165 00 Lam/t Mwrt 377-41P C g 323-1236 217— Garage Sates 42 DODGE RAM 250 longbed van 134.632 mates Runs As N See end make otter at San­ ford Hereto. 300 N. French Ave, Santord (in bock ol mem budd- "0> 239— Vablctea WANT TO GET RtO OF ALL THAT STUFF? A VARO SALE la Ihe perfect way to do that and the lanttard H arm can bring peopte to your door Ad n o t your sate to the Santoro Harm and Lake Mary Uta tor only 351/krte and watch toe earn* leave wtele toe coma* to Cat by No r 5-tno run tor tore* to to* Hereto lor ONLY 116-3011 Aa wo atk o toal you prepay toe aa C g utwoconhetph (407) 322-2611 CASH t t t MEN For Junk Care, Trucks A MMct KtCPAMEMCAKAUTirUt. 177-StSO 240 Boat Rentals F1SHS40 BOAT* FOR RENT Starting at 130 A up. ABO: 74 Pontoon Cal 330-1612 241— Rac. Vahlctes/Campara For Sate 71 VW Pop-up camper- Low maeege. drives good, nt 497-1080 219— Wanted to Buy OFFICE DESK, metal. 6 etchea. 100 33S4TM TR A V E L TRAILER 1996 36 K . hit ifcda. W argi W/D. queen Urge bath. queen bad. ba Asking 119,500 419,500 4S7-M S 4 1 B1 **1 4337 -< COUNTRY CLUB MAHON • 2/1. B g bonus nwooiAd be 3 ‘ m new peek SvtoUL new car>63.900 fOOMERE FAR E • 3/16, void, be screen porch, •40300 LAKE M ART 49 -CarUnai Oaks H. >700 OF, apM pun, cadi oeOngR. k pc. pool v a . I * acres mi cuf-cts ser comet tot POt.OOO *07431-7796 •ANFORO AR EA-V3 M UST S (X U O V A douca* gataga, yard. 300 Roe* Or C a l i toga 3*9-6667 2 5 2 - A c c o u n tin g ECON SOOKKlEPWaO Cuttonkiedgxeorwkrad pck-ip 2 5 3 -A d d M o n a A rlV IlH JW Ii NEW REMODEL REPAM Doors, windows, carpentry, eatng. decks A concrete 373-4637 S G Bates CSC 19660 C e l 371--------- *1 CHA, W « hook­ ups. tSOQ/iw * 5490/eec. Please cak 3334314 I V7 A979toio « •SOO/tec Oaf) 3314333 AOonigee Home Censer, toe •ANFORO 2/1. Conv location (40Q4RO. XMAS Owcoum Ret req 3114737 231— Care For Sate MOOERN FURN. S Antique* M STORICAL AREA ctose to la n e . 1/1. aal-to tut. kv rm . IM v a a k A30GQap 3774095 m A dR totno.naorw .0^^ 332-1117 Ceil 323-8160 OFFtCE/W HSE 3 .000- 19.000 Si From 13 *l Prime location Hwy 17-97 Santord, 1 U tram Airport Bkrd C a 114-4440 JtnVOuo HOT, HQT, HOT! 3kU rMBf Upptf, Hardwood Ftoors. walk to Sam Mtgyi Only 140.6001 Federto F a Houwng Act. when makes i wegm n edverttoe arty pmierenoe. kmReeon, or tlwctwttoeeon baaed on rwo*. col­ or. religion, aes. hamRcap. U- OAK FIFIEWOOO FOR SALE SANFORD AREA The Lakeland Center Jan 17 A 18. 1996 9-5 Sat 9-4 Sito Sponsored by Lakeland R4te A Pistol Club. Inc 678-0459 D a m E M i M B ______ 12 ■ AA M l 73 Cambndge a il l. UnfumiohBd THE BIG ONEII OVER BOOTABLES H air tytlmg aqupment Neatly enough lo tet-up a 4 chair Shop 11200 PI**** ce l 7601146. AntiquafColtedlbtes 1/1, lu s ite n M 103— Ho u b m - mm mmw 60 X 30 PHONE OPERATORS 10 IIIA V F/T ar F/T 1-BOO-71 S -S 2 2 S 223— Miscalls naous 187— Sporting Goods N#ed6 75 woffcsrs dally. *M algn on bonus to new am- indoor/outdoor rape needed tor past control Uwn care Eap/ non-exp, benefits. raaktbc •400/waak Call Turf Matter 3714979_____________________ RECE PTIONIS T/SECnE T An Y Must havs typing A kgW com­ puter skill* 330 9907 leave message_____________________ SECURITY OFFICER JOR Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy 6 Aaaoc. 634-7444 SHIPPING CLERK/ MAINTENANCE PIT M F C M 326-0666________ 181— Appliances & Furniture For Sale kites* MU* R IG H T H A N D M AN WEEKLY RENTALS t tordng d tTT/wk llm n c Downtown 33» 4431 M .lg lN Ja 8 A N FO R D P LA C E 3/7 Vinyl txkng. trg fned yard, cath c a tingt. new plumbing 160,900. C M 327-4441. Nones I. At* tor Dvactor ct Nursor apply wttom SO Norm may 1749. OeBary. Ftorv Drug Free taetbp*aea- M L SANFORD newly remodeled poof home Pymtt under 9500 Easy hnanctoQ C q 277-7561 Nunn C M A f / lR W ta B 1lam-70 S 141— Homes For Sale CPA requbod Cel 377-6547 PRODUCTION WORKERS Large green house needs hard working Setlmottvaled people Mutl have high energy level, quick hand and be able to stand long hours Must have an eye for deaign Piece work avertable tor soma position* Apply In person 6770 We si SR 46 San- TELEMARKETERS 3784(81 i n l i l ’n i ; KIT 'N’ t'AKI.VI.K ® liy luirrj WfIrIU PRESCHOOL TEACHER ■ " 71— Help Wanted LA K E M ARY CueL OR. 'art on QntoaL pond. OSSteM REN OVATED Fenced. RvAWV ml (Aenjcmprcht OC POOL Pre-tarectoa 3/3 hr/ car garA p ril . ON J Over 1.600 eq fc UvANV lam, kmc, toed M 3J 00 R S M 7W T IO Lite near 1/3 acre Dei. w kah pcrpO no dlfW O O 2 8 1 • C om p u te r C o n s u ltin g Nelesrh toatakaeona WmSViK, Acoesa. 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AND THEY SAY NO TU )0 SNOWFLAKES ARE EVER ALIKE *TH6 BABhr' BCOMCRS ARE (P A B S ajE D THERE WOUT BE A U f MOWEY LEFT IAJ SCOAL SKURITV (UH£U THfY Unprotected sex is risky DEAR DIL GOTT: I am a virgin who had a successful vasectomy. If I meet a woman who tests negative for vene­ real disease, can I safely have unpro­ tected sex? DEAR READER: By having a vasectomy, you have virtually elimi­ nated pregnancy, which used to be one of the most feared consequences of intercourse — at least when I was growing up in the 1950s. Today, how­ ever, sexually active people have far more to fear than pregnancy. At last count, there were more than 30 sexu­ ally transmitted diseases, ranging In severity from AIDS (fatal) to herpes (uncomfortable). Fortunately, most STDs arc curable but it’s practically impossible to test for all of them — in part because some, such as chlamy­ dia, produce few, if anv, symptoms. A potential partner could be checked for AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, hepatitis, herpes, and the other common STDs, but — depending on her sexual hiatory — she could still harbor an infec­ tion that could be passed to you dur­ ing unprotected sex. There are no guarantees in life; any sexual activity by Art Santoro ' carries potential risk. » Nonetheless, you probably don't CAM e-fANLGOfAE w i t h ) want to go to your grave a virgin. r o s T A j b e c o e ?* i— s Ttwieforc, I advise you to be cautious­ ly selective. By doing so. you won’t completely eliminate the risk of infec­ tion. but you’ll certainly reduce it sub­ stantially. Here's an analogy. The risk of being struck by an automobile while cross­ ing a quiet street in your community is statistically quite small It can hap­ pen. but such an event would be very unusual However, if you run out into the street without looking both ways, you substantially increase the chance of injury. Conversely, if you are pru­ o f TH EY WERE EVEN dent. look both ways, and take other precautions, your risk of being run . v t h e s a m e co lo r over is markedly reduced. Same with sex. Pick your street. Keep your wits about you And. by all means, look both ways To give you more information. I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Where to Find Sex Infor­ mation." Other readers who would like a copy should send 12 plus a king, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. New York, NY 10154. Be sure to men­ tion the title. DEAR DR GOTT You’re wrong to condone masturbation. My brother did it a lot became lazy and wouldn't work. When he was 30, he developed nervous spells. Then he required special treatment. Later, he had a fatal stroke. His death was a blessing DEAR READER: Although I am sorry that your brother died. I'd have a hard time blaming it on masturba­ tion. Despite traditional "wisdom.” there are no scientific studies linking Trickew of the first water There la something irresistible about making a play that hoodwinks an opponent into error. Today's deal was reported by Tim Bourte (pronounced "Burke"), who livea in a suburb of Canberra, the Australian capital As a sidelight, Bourke has one of the world's biggest collections of bridge books and magazines. Weal opened two apadea, a weak two-bid showing a good aia-card suit and some 4-10 high card points. A mo­ ment later. South was in four hearts. After West led the spade king, how did South play? If South only had a second diamond, the contract would be easy to make. But now that the spade ace has been driven out of the dummy, things are n jT i <4$ ■ I sH Ln PHONE COM PANY COSTOM 6S strvict c a u ^ aitia * it It A fflN O t o n Your A . T tA M H M O Wbur qHrthday _ % vim t o a n a c c o u n t ■f i r WITH MOM > 5£ =" ACTION. by Jim Pavia DEAR READER: Largely unneces­ sary. The publication Consumer Reports on Health points out that most cuts and abrasions do not need antibiotic cream. Such lesions heal satisfactorily within a few days w hether or not they’re covered — Haavy string * ■ - * «-«*D V I fI T v fU I Antibiotic-impregnated Band Aids pander to Americans' current phobia about bacteria and Infection. What’s more, they are expensive: 13 cents per strip compared to 3 cents a strip for plain old ordinary Band-Aids. C 1ST NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN nmramnm mnnnnn nnmnnn nnnnmn nnnmnm nnnnnn nnn nnn nrara nnnnnnn □ nnnonn □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ n □ □ □ □ □ □ rannn nnnnn nnnnn nrarnnnnn nnnnnnn nnn nnn nnn nmnranm nnnrana □ nnmnn rannnnn rarannnn mnnnna t? (U more difficult The first declarer banked all on a 3 2 trump aplil (which would make the heart seven a dummy entry). He won with dummy's spade ace and cashed two lop trumps. When they broke 3 1. South couldn't do hotter than two The second declarer (unnamed be­ cause it was Bourke?) did much bet­ ter. He ducked the first trick! Then be put up the spade ace on West's spadequeen continuation. No doubt (•ugfowg mockingly to himself. East raffed Yet now the contract couldn't be defeated. South won theiclub switch, draw tramps, unblocked the diamond ace, crossed to dummy with a tramp to Uw •even, and discarded his three blacksuit losers on the top diamonds. South had brought home an overtriefc. With hindsight, it is easy to say that East should nave discarded at trick two, which stops declarer from getting to those diamonds But who would do that? Opening lead: a K itffiv In character PISCCS (Feb. tO-M eieh SO) Alto/ you paint yours*If into a coma/ today, you m krt aook a ■ « « « « « ■ ( Do not ooM tha Wednesday, Jan. 14.1094 Based upon post experiences, you win •merge a stronger person in the year ahead. You wN tend tor youraeM where you previously feted vpon offiors and do a bettor job in t o process C A P R IC O R N (D ae . i l-J a n . 10) An arrangomant might transpire today in which you'll tool you're the giver and another la the taker. The accused mqpa fed tie oppoaaa. and you bo»i couM bo n & t . Capricorn, boat youraal to a birth­ day gtl. Sand tor your Aabo-Oraph proOcKona lor too year ahead by making <2 and BASE to Astro-Graph, c/o Me news­ paper. P .O . Boa 17fS, Murray Hill Station. Now York, NY 101SS. Bo auto to IN M W O N t lJ E N K W - WHICH •T ill „ i p M R O M k to M H T K -O C C A S IO N 7--- masturbation to laziness, nervous dis­ PETER orders or stroke. True, like any other GOTT, M.D human activity, self-pleasuring can be carried to extremes. However, cen­ turies of adolescents (and adults) have masturbated. In moderation, it is a natural function and I believe that more harm has resulted from the guilt of its prohibition than from the act itself. although most people feel more com fortablo using a dry dressing for the DEAR DR. GOTT: What do you first day or two until the healing think about the new Band-Aids that process is well underway. contain antibiotic cream? A in e r * U B R A (Sept. tS -O o L SB) Today, you may have to dad w*h someone who Is a tarodul personally Each might tod chdlengad by tie other and engage in unpro- � 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 13, 1998 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 13, 1998. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 13, 1998; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/43782400af7a0376519d4038e9060bd2.pdf 60e1ed59e2fb33746b4176ee86283761 PDF Text Text WEDNESDAY February 1 1 ,1 9 9 8 Sanford Herald Serving Sanford, Lake Mary and Seminole County since 1908 90th Year, No. 122 - Sanford. Florida Televangelist sentenced to four years in prison Not a good day for Sassy, Babes By R U B S W H IT E Herald Staff Writer Tolevangelist George Crossloy Jr. was sentenced to tour years in prison Tuesday in Seminole County Court, 18th Judicial Circuit. Crossloy was convicted ol hiring a hitman, who turned out to be an undorcover federal agent, to kill his mistress’ ox-husband back in 1993. Crossley was convicted in December ot solicitation to commit murdor and solicitation to commit assault. Crossley romained upboat as he was being taken away. “{Prison] is a groat place to witnoss for Christ," said Crossley, "It's another opportunity for mo to evangelize." The State Attorney's Office had asked for the maximum penalty ot eight and a half years in prison. Crossley is shown during his initial arrest July 3,1996. Gotta sing, gotta dance SANFORD - Something rare happened Tuesday • the Board nl Seminole County Com m is­ sioners received a round of a p ­ plause. It came from GO or more resldenls of Fern Park, who wrre ecstatic that the comm is­ sioners had denied a rrquest try the House of Babes for a li­ cense to serve alcohol (beer nnd wine). “Do we clean up a blighted area by spreading alcohol on It?" asked Fern Park resident Bill Studwell. 8m A d u lt, P a g e 3A Development on the waterfront Most like it, but question use of Fort Mellon Park By N IC K P P E IP A U r Herald Staff W hirr_____________ SANFORD • It has become the talk of the town, ut least In many circles. What may happrn to Fort Mellon Park? Will It Ireconte a conference center/hotel complex area with hundreds of cars filling some (larking lot. nr will It remain a passive park for rltlzens to stroll along Santonin lakefront? Or could It become both? Practically every governmen­ tal and civic meeting has had some discussion at tout It. Uist Wednesday, the city's Commu­ nity Redevelopment Agency liad II as a primary subject of consideration. During (his Monday even­ ing's Sanford Clly Commission meeting, a woman represent­ ing a number of residents of llram Towers. 51!! K. First Street, presented the comm is­ sion with a signed petition from Drum residents against any changes In the present park. *Wc are opposed to hav­ ing It developed.* she said. 'Don't destroy our park.* Tbesday evening at 7 p.m.. Bee D ev elo p , P age BA Left lo right. Sanford citizens Martha Yancey and Kay Barthofomaw axamins artists conceptions of tha possible development of Fort Melon Park, pre­ sented during a pubic meeting Tuesday evening. Young men lauded for fine character B y M A R V A H A W K IN B Herald C olum nist____ SANFORD • Young Men of Distinction are high school students who were selected to lx- groomed for development of the five character trails that a young man of distinction should pussrss. T h ese IO yo u n g m en w ere trained and guided through the Ballet Guild celebrates three decades of dance By JK AN A H UO H ES Herald Stall Writer SANFORD - The Ballet Guild of Sanford captures the magfc In celebration o f Its 30th Anni­ versary with an enchanting dance event. The sorcery o f Uie Guild's Valentine's Day per­ formance of “Capture The Magic' will have you In Its spcIL This will not be the custom­ ary hearts and flowers Valen­ tine. The cast o f 50 outstand­ ing Oulld performers will tum the ordinary Into the extraor­ dinary with witches, wizards and feats o f Illusion. Ballet Oulld Artistic Direc­ tors Miriam Doktor and Valeric Weld, who design the over all show, have also written the story this year. With a wave of their magic wand Doktor and Weld have conjured up "The Great Wizard of Drofnas (Sanford spelled backwards)*. “Wltchle Poo", the Wizard's first assistant and “Zclda* the gypsy fortune teller. They've added a dash o f the Phantom of the Opera, and local magician John Catlller will be on hand to lend a “sleight o f hand*. The bewitching performance will feature such popular fa ­ vorites as the classic “Blur Danube*. “Oliver*. Bye Bye Birdie*. ‘ Music M.m“, and a salute to *Rlverdance*. Guest choreographers Myles Thoroughgood and Deborah Coe will premiere their new works which will Include Cor's 'Llltle Blue Devil*, a dance In­ terpretation o f a Paul Klee painting set to music written by Gunter Schuller. Thoroughgood's ’ Don't Stop Movin'* will bring the performance fo a Jazzy climax. Guild alumni will reunite for the Anniversary Gala. The alumni will receive special rec­ ognition at the performance. Alumni and dancers' sponsors and friends will be honored at a reception hosted by the B al­ let Guild dancers and Board of Directors following the per­ formance. ‘ Our special 9100 sponsor Is Gregory Hines, star of Broad­ way. movies and television,* notes Weld. T h e dancer he sponsors Is Jenny Dennis, who Is In her second year with the B.O.S.* The Magic begins at 8 p.m. on Feb. 14 ot Winter Springs High School I’erformlng Arts Center. Tickets are $8 and may be purchased Just before show time or In advance by calling 323 1000. IN O C t C fcbiTW i* requirements needed to liecome Young Men of Distinction by Felicia R. Roquemorc. Dtrector and Cheryl Knight. A s ­ sistant Director of the Kirgan/a Modeling Agency. These young men inim the various county high schools were from Scmlnoir County's leading students who pre­ sented positive cultural, per­ sonal. rducatlouul. social and Historic cem etery clears up name, to clean up grounds By N IC K P P E IP A U P Herald Staff Writer SANFORD • A long-standing disagreement ubout a cemetery name has finally been re­ solved. The cemetery, located near the city's Evergreen Cemetery was named for I’ugc Jackson, not Pare Jackson. Somewhere In lime there was an apparent typographical er­ ror. In preparation for discus­ sions regarding u proposed cleanup at the cemetery Mon­ day nlghl. a number o f Inter­ ested citizens turned out al the Sanford Clly Commission work session. They Included Violet Jackson Crawford. Introduced as a distant but direct relative of Page Jackson. laical historians have found documents Indicating that Page Jackson owned properly on which the cemetery Is located as well as adjacent to other small cemetery areas. One of the adjacent areas Is now owned by Harriett Boyd of Lake Mary, who purchased the organizational skills. They were artlve participants In a number of workshops hr Id to help make them bettrr young men who will be able to move Into the every growing and a p ­ proaching 21st Century. These young men were taught self-awareness, cultural awareness, health and physi­ cal fitness snd social graces. The Sanford Civic Center was the site of the first Young Men of Distinction conference of tg> and coming youth who are be­ ing mentored by the older fel­ lows. Sylvrster Wynn. Sr. was mas­ ter of ceremonies for tills ele­ gant occasion. A greeting was brought from Mayor Lorry Dale and from Uie Sanford City commissioners by Dr. Velma A tree grows in Sanford properly In 1974 and knew Ms. Crawford as well some o f the cemetery's history. Crawford, now HI, went through a lengthy presentation alxiut Rage Jackson, a farmer who owned the land next to another cemetery, and who stood in his front yard and waved when funeral proces­ sions passed by. She said over the years, when someone died, they would say they were being ‘ taken to Page Jackson.' while Jackson did not have the cemetery, only that land adja­ cent to tt. Crawford said she had six rrlulIvcH b u r le d In the urea the city has been calling Pace Jackson. “The Odd Fellows ac­ tually had the real cemetery.* she said. T h e place where folks are burled doesn't have a nam e.* Regardless of the name of the plare where residents have lircn burled for as many as 90 yrars. the Sanford Historical Society and city have found It to lie In deplorable condition. Sm C sm ste ry , P age * A M anslaughter charged after kicked man dies P r o a B lafT Ra p o rta FERN PARK - Investigator Dan Prast o f the Seminole County Sheriffs Office arrested James Lewis Page. 32. of 416 Fairfax Ave., Winter Park. Monday. Feb. 9. In connection with the death o f John Douglas McPherson. Charged with manslaughter. Page was trans­ ported to the John E. Polk Cor­ rectional Facility where he was Incarcerated under $10,000 bond. The body of McPherson was discovered In his vehicle parked In front o f his residence on Dec. 22. 1997. An autopsy Indicated the cause o f death to be due to an Injury McPherson received to his head. Investigator Prast‘s Investi­ gation revealed that McPherson was visiting James Lewis Page at a residence In Hidden Mead­ ows Apartments In Fern Park several hours preceding his death. According to Investiga­ tor Prast. Page struck the vic­ tim. knocking him uncon­ scious. Page then kicked McPherson as he was uncon­ scious. Tills action caused an edema o f the brain (hat re­ sulted In McPherson's death. Cathay Bossart, of tha Scenic Improvement Board In Santord, along with helpers from tha City Parks Department and tha State Forestry Service guide the children of the three- year- old to pre-Mndergertan d e ss from the First United Methodist Church In planting a tree at Cen­ tennial Perk In downtown Sanford. The tree Is a live oak, a gtt from the Jacksonville Electric Company. The tree le a seeding of the Treaty* oak from the Je ssie B e l DuPont Perk In JackaonvMe. According to his­ tory, the treaty* oak w as part of a truce between the vtfitte men and the* Indiana. Sanford celebrated Arbor Day Monday. S U B S C R IB E T O T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D F O R T H E B E S T L O C A L N E W S C O V E R A G E . Call 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 �2A •Sanford Herald. Sanlord Florida •Wednesday February 11, Toastmasters offer leadership at Lakeview By MARY ROW ELL Herald Correspondent A very1 special graduation ceremony was recently held at Lakeview Middle School. Fif­ teen students graduated from a Youth Leadership course sponsored by the Night Owls and Omni Chapters o f Toast­ masters International. In the el gilt week course, students learned how to write and give a three minute speech on a topic of their choice. They learned how to evaluate speeches. They also learned how to conduct meetings and elect ofllcers. (During the course, everyone got a chance to be an ofllcer.J Toastmasters International ts an organization that gives Its members a chance to practice and refine their com m unica­ tion skills. It also offers sem i­ nars and classes on almost anything pertaining to written and oral communication. When Judy Wall-Townaend. an English teacher at L ak eview Middle School, heard ab o u t some of the trainings o ffe re d , she called Rosella B on h am . Rosella set up the a c h e d u le and then called A1 C u m b e rbatch and James O cqu e o f th e Night Owls and Omni C h a p te r of Toastmasters to sponsor th e course. Both gentlemen w e re looking to become D tstln - • gulshed Toastmasters. In Toastmasters, there are three levels. C o m p eten t Toastmaster (C T M ). A b le Toastmaster IATM). a n d D is ­ tinguished Toastmaster (D IM ). One of the requ irem en ts to become a Distinguished Toastmaster Is com m u n ity service. The person must help people In the community learn about communication skills. Toastmasters has also of­ fered Youth Leadership to 4 -H and for the Health and Occu­ pation Classes at Lake Bran­ tley High. Youth Leadership Is just one of the programs of­ fered by Toastmasters. They also offer training for speechcraft. listening seminars and more. If you are Interested In one of these classes or In Joining Toastmasters. call Rosella Bonham at 323-8284. Language arts teacher Judy WaR-Townsend. princi­ pal Jim Shupe, Shanes MacDonald, Troy Loker, Stepahnie Mealor, Nathan Alves and Kristin Liflhtloot. Languags arts tsschsr Judy WaR-Townssnd. princi­ pal Jim Shupe. Chalandra Taylor, Joslsns Moors, Brit­ Highs In the mid to upper-70s. Lows In the mid to upper-BOo. a .m .. m sj. 8:40 pnL> ^ O H M H mm S m in. 5:25 11:15 a.m .. m in. n M pm Daytana isaek: high: *** P-m- Raw flsym a ------- * high: 8.-00 ajn., 8:18 1 M h igh : 8 :1 6 u s . , M n a lV N nm xr P tctty 88 S I PtaMjr 73 82 | T r - 'r - la r o u u Y P U lty 88 S3 a Sa^JwTt A -l A . « « s A Hear - 1 0 feet w ith a r o u g h c h o p . W a te r te m p e r a t u r e at D a y to n a la 5 9 d e g re e s a n d a t N e w S y m m a . 6 0 d e g re e s . W in d s a r e fro m th e s o u t h ­ w e s t a t 2 0 -2 5 m .p .h . e i l ii f r r a a l t U 't J X • D u rin g 1995. 2 .3 m illion m arriages an d 1.2 m illion d i­ vorces took’ place In the U nited States. T hat m eant 6 .4 0 0 m arriages a n d 3.200 d i­ vorces an a typical day. •B etw een 1990 and 1995. the an n u al n u m ber o f m a r­ riages drop p ed by 107.000. w h ile the an n u al n u m ber o f d ivorces fell 13.000. a S e a s a re 7 - iL O T t m f c ■ iw a a •N evada w a s the n atio n 's m arriage an d divorce ca p ita l, rack in g u p both the hijpiest m arriage rate (88.1 m arriages p e r 1.000 population) and d i­ vorce rate (8.1 divorces p e r 1,000 population) o f any state In 1995. H aw aii w as a d istan t ru n n e r-u p In the m a rria g e rate (1 5 .8 ) w hile O k lah om a. W yom ing an d N ew M exico (each at 6 .7 ) Ued for secon d place In divorce rate. •Am ong 18 to 2 4 -y e a r-o ld s. 24 percent o f wom en an d 14 percent o f m en w ere m a rrie d aa o f 1995. The figures rose to 64 percent an d 56 percent for 25 to 3 4 -y ear-o ld s, an d 74 percent each for 35 to 5 4 y ear-o ld s. F or persons 55 an d over, the percen tage (a lls to 53 percent for wom en, b u t b icreases to 79 percent fo r m en. “Serving Sapfoad, Isia Nary and Seminole County Since 1908" 11. • Mol. 90. NO. 122 •The estim ated m edian age at first m arriage In 1095 w a s 24.5 years for wom en an d 26.9 y ears for m en. Ine. • 900 N. Fisnoh Am .. 8snkxd. FL 32771 Phona: (407) 222-2811 Fax: (407) 323-9408 •There w ere 119 u n m arried m en (l.e. never m arried, w id ­ ow ed, o r divorced) ages 18 to 34 for every 100 u n m arried wom en those ages tn 1995. At old er ages, however, the ratio reverses, to 105 u n m a rrie d wom en for every 100 u n m a r­ ried m en am ong 35 to 5 4year-old s and 291 u n m a rrie d wom en for every 100 u n m a r­ ried m en am ong person a 5 5 an d over. EMn Tynal. Jr. • USPS U12S0 to TlwSANPOflO HERALD 80. Bn 1SS7 M MB w •onRMMlDWytl MomeOrtwwy j 3 UorttV $11*0 • Worm $3$ 00 $7100 n ew FtoM.1M M t o i r x u toaboMMM. g $240$ $4*$$ $$$$$ I n 1995. 13.fi m illion p e r­ sona 25 to 34 had n ever b e e n m arried, rep resen tin g 33 p e r ­ cent o f all persons In th is age group. The respective totals dropped to 5.9 m illion an d 14 percent for those 3 5 to 44. Newspaper». Inc. T h e chocolate you give <n .. ■ v l«$ - r - The Sanford Airport Author­ ity cordially Invites you to at­ tend a ceremony com m em o­ rating the Inaugural Service with Sun Pacific International. Inc. and Walnwrlghts V oca­ tions. Sun Pacific Flight 7 1 1 at Orlando Sanford Airport D o­ mestic Terminal Friday. Feb. 13 at 10:30 a.m. • r l The Sanford Senior Center Is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The following activities arc offered weekly: Monday: aerobics. arts/ crafts, bridge, pinochle. Tuesday: Tai Chi Chlh. ball­ room dance lessons, country/western line dance. Wednesday; bridge. line dance class, crlbbage. Thursday; tap dance lessons, euchre, mah Jongg. wood­ carving. Friday: line dance class, dominoes, table tennis. Blllards are available every day. The center la located at 401 East Seminole Blvd. For more Information call the cen ­ ter at 302-1010. DortUtHtfilMtf UtesUtUpVovM|ct LAKEMARY^ * 300NFmdifo»..StVtrt»fc-ai1 ton RatUff, Matthew Viola and VM Talent with Jam as Ocque and R o ssis Bonham ot Toastmasters. 1 Fun.facts for I 7:55 ajn.. 8:13 p .m ., low: 1:34 Highs In the “ In tbs low to InM fvral fllgM Is your child having difficul­ ties In school? Has your child been labeled as ‘ hyperactive’ or having ‘ attention deficit disorder’ ? If your child has been p r e ­ scribed mlnd-bendlng drugs LigP-l— in the low to mld-TOs. Low . In the low to mld-BOs. Partly cloudy. Highs m the mid to upper L o w . m the lo w - . It your child AD O ? •VI fH« T h w d a r . Partly cloudy. H tghs r !l There are not enough homes In Central Florida for children who need temporary shelter because their own family envi­ ronments are unsafe. This has created a dire need for more volunteers to serve as foster parents In Orange and Seminole counties. To learn how to become a foster parent, call the Children and Families Foster Parent Recruiters at (407)245-0400 or (800)882-8699. I .If: [ a H n id Photos by Tommy Vlncont with AJ Cumbertoatch and R oeeU Bonham of Toast­ m asters. 4 »!•••• m rM nan t m rH|' | nH • T h u n d e r sto rm s. *yV 7I_l ^I ' • ' Senior eonttr activities WEATHER T edayi ¥fir a n d can d y e p ro b a b ly >Day •l/.y . • •J > „| were made !p in 1|P' ope o f ot^ palion’s manufacturing luractu estabUshm ents. In 1995. ~169 such establish m en ts em p loyin g 10,200 people p ro d u c e d chocolate an d cocoa p ro d u cts. T h ese m an u factu rers sh ip p ed $3.3 b illio n w orth o f good s that year. M ean w h ile. 7 62 U .S . establish m en ts, e m p lo y ­ ing 53.7 0 0 people m a n u fa c ­ tured can dy an d oth er c o n fe c ­ tionery produ cts. T h ey shipped 911.3 billion w orth o f goods. •In marry respects. P en n sy l­ van ia could b e called the n a ­ tion's sw eetest state. It has m ore establish m en ts m ak in g candy and oth er co n fectio n ery prod u cts (8 3 ) an d ch o co late an d cocoa p ro d u cts (25) than an y other state. The K eystone State also lead s the w ay In th e n u m ber o f p erso n s em p loyed In establish m en ts m a n u fa c ­ tu rin g chocolate an d cocoa produ cts, 4 ,8 9 1 -a b o u t fou r tim es m ore th an the next leadin g state. W iscon sin , w ith 1,294. Pen n sylvan ia trails Illi­ nois. how ever. In em p loyees w ho m ake can dy an d oth er confectionery p ro d u c ts—7,2 8 9 com pared w ith 13,006. •Then again , these su gary deligh ts could have been m ade som ew here ou tside the U n ited States. Betw een J a n u a ry an d O ctober. 1997. the U n ited S tates Im ported 9250.1 m il­ lion w orth o f chocolate from C an ad a, m ore th an from a n y ­ w h ere dae. Likew ise, th e U nited K ingdom w as th e lead in g n ip p lie r of chocolate can dy to the U n ited S tates d u rin g the sam e period, w ith sh ipm en ts totaling $ 7 5 .7 m illion . T h e re la no shortage of p laces w h ere you can b u y flo w ers for y o u r valen tin e; there w ere 2 6 ,400 florists n a ­ tionw ide. em ployin g 1 2 3 .6 0 0 p erso n s, tn 1996. D ata on 1995 V alen tin e's D ay (lo w e r not available. •It's possible the G ow ers you b u y th is y ear cam e from C o ­ lu m bia, o u r n atio n 's lead in g su p p lie r o f c u t G ow ers. U A Im ports o f cu t G ow ers from C o lu m bia totaled $30 1 .2 m ilboa betw een J an u a ry a n d O c ­ to ber 1997. C ITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PERMITTED, CONDITIONAL, OR PROHIBITED USE CHANGE Tha City of Lake Mary, Florida, proposal to adopt tha fol­ lowing ordinanoa: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORI­ DA, AMENDING ORDINANCE 241 A8 COOIFIED IN TH E LAKE MARY COOE OF ORDINANCES. AMENDING CHAPTER 154.00 DEFINITIONS TO INCLUDE A DEFIN­ ITION FOR RETAIL MANUFACTURING O U TLET STORE. AMENDING CHAPTERS 154.65 ANO 154.66 TO INCLUOfi RETAIL MANUFACTURING O UTLET STORES AS A PERMITTED USE: PROVIDING FOR CODIFICA­ TION; PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A Public Hearing on tha Ordinance wM be held on February 18,1186, at 7:00 PAL, or aa soon toaraafter aa poaatria, In Ota City Commission Chamber*, Lake Mary City Hal, 100 N. Country Club Road, Lake Mary, Florida. Tha public la invftad to attend and be heard. A copy of tha Ordinance la available In tha City Cterife office at Lake Mary City Hal. NOTE: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL ANY DECI­ SION MADE BY TH I8 COMMISSION WfTH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THIS MEETING OR HEARING, HE OR SHE WILL NEED A RECORD O F THE PROCEEDINGS. AND THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR 8HE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORD O F TH E PROCEEDINGS 18 MADE. WHICH RECORD INCLUDES ?HE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE UPON WHICH TH E APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORI­ DA STATUTES 2810106. PERSONS WITH D<8ABNJTIE8 NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO RART1CIRATE M ANY OF THE8E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT TH E C ITY ADA COORDINATOR AT LEA8T 48 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING AT (407)324-3024. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA CAROL A FOSTER, CfTY CLERK �Sanford Herald. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. February 11, - M Deputies jail man for attempted murder P O LIC E B R IE M Dltordgriy coedact Craig Tossl, 27. o f 4930 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, was arrrstrd Sunday fay Sanford p o­ lic e . T o m ! was charged with disorderly conduct and a r rested In the 500 block of North Palmetto Avenue. Toast was arrested after several re­ quests for him to atop yelling were Ignored. Officer’s ; Slade Stewart. 32, o f 307 Helena Ct.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Sunday by Sanford p o­ lice. Stewart was charged with disorderly conduct and ar­ rested In the 500 block of North Palmetto Avenue, Stewart allegedly grabbed and held an officer's arms. P M s m lo * of m rljttsaa Kevin Conken, 18. of 915 Snow Queen Road. Chuluota, was arrested Sunday by Oviedo police. Conken waa charged with possession o f marijuana under 20 grama and posse aalon of dnig paraphernalia. Conken was arrested at the comer o f 419 and Twin Rivera Boulevard. A traffic atop waa conducted after officer noticed the car Conken was driving had a passenger aide tall light out. Betty Jefferson, 40, o f 762 South Central Ave., Oviedo, was arrrstrd Sunday by Oviedo police. JefTerson was charged with aggravated assault and a r rested at the above residence. Jefferson allegedly threatened victim with n screwdriver. Pm m s s I m of borolo Eric Guy. 22, o f 238 Acorn Dr.. Longwood. was arrested Sunday by Seminole County deputies. Guy was charged with possession o f heroin, ha­ bitual traffic offender driving while license Is suspended or revoked and violation o f proba­ tion. Guy was arrested at the above address. L saba B u rd as. 37, o f 500 R obin Ln., O viedo, w as a r ­ rested Sunday by O viedo p o ­ lice. B u rd as w as charged with p o ssessio n o f m ariju an a an d p o ssessio n o f d ru g p a ra p h e r­ n alia. B u rd as w a s arrested at the A lafay a S q u are S h o p p in g ’fSVaJafciiDS'p • 5 in i no fa il tight driving. M ilton Peoples, 38. o f 107 E. 11th St.. S an ford , w a s arrested Saturday by S an ford police. Peoples w as ch arged w ith fleeing/ attem pting to d u d e police officer, resistin g w ithout violence an d no valid driver's license. P eoples w a s arrested In the 800 block o f S an ta B a r ­ b a ra D rive. Police conducted a traffic stop after n oticing the p assen ger headlight out an d nigh beam s on Peoples' car. YtMafateMklBr Jam es B urke. 41, o f 411 B ay Ave., S an ford, w a s arrested Saturday by S an ford police. B urke w a s charged w ith d iso r­ derly conduct an d arrested in the 1500 block o f South F ren ch Avenue. B urke allegedly yelled at a cash ier an d sw u n g at a store security person . Jerom e Brow dy, 41. o f P.O . Box 122, O viedo, w a s arretted Saturday by Sem inole County depuUea. B row dy w aa ch arged w ith tresp assin g after w arn in g and resistin g w ithout violen ce. Brow dy w a s arrested In the 100 block o f A n ch or R oad. N elson Scott. 34, o f 4310 Nolen R d.. San ford, w a s a r rested M onday by San ford p o ­ lice. Scott w aa ch arged w ith disorderly intoxication an d w a s arrested In the 2900 block o f South Sanford Avenue. Scott w as allegedly bein g disord erly tow ards police officers. W llUe W ilso n . 36, o f 2470 H artw ell Ave., S an ford, w aa a r - rested Saturday by Sanford police. Wilson waa charged with possession o f cocaine and resisting without violence. Wilson waa arrested In the 400 block o f Locust Avenue. QUAD aqaaiMtlM Paul Weist. 39. or 2086 Ackola Point. Inmmmod. waa ar­ rested Friday by Sanford po­ lice. Weist waa charged with possession o f cocaine, posses­ sion o f drug paraphernalia and tampering with physical evi­ dence and arrested in the 400 block o f Celery Avenue. San­ ford QUAD squad made the ar­ rest. w iii u r a t M M Stanley Brown, 42, o f 270 East 6th St.. Chuluota. was ar­ rested Friday by Seminole County deputies. Brown was charged with battery and ar­ rested in the 800 block o f Ma­ zurka. Brown allegedly grabbed a hold o f his wife and threatened to punch her. Otis Wellon. 21. o f 139 Bethune Clr.. Sanford, was ar­ rested Friday by Sanford p o­ lice. Wellon was charged with possession o f cannabis under 20 grama and arrested In the 1000 block o f West 13th Street. Randy G ard n er. 43, o f 2410 O ak D r., Longw ood. w aa a r ­ rested S atu rday by S em in ole C ounty deputies. G ard n er w as charged w ith a b u se , aggravated ab u se, an d neglect o f a child. G ard n er w aa arrested at the above ad d ress. O fficer found G a rd n e r's son sitting In front o f the hom e w ithout a Jacket In 50 degree w eath er w ith G ard n er su pposedly p assed out on the couch from alcohol con su m p ­ tion. Nick Sw afford, 26. o f 655 Sh ady Ln.. W in ter S p rin gs, w as arrested S atu rday b y Longwood police. S w afford w a s charged w ith exposu re o f sexu al o rg a n s an d d rivin g w h ile license Is su spen ded o r revoked. S w a f­ ford w a s arrested ln the 300 block o f State Road 600. Sw afford w alked tow ard s vic­ tim s lau gh in g an d exp osin g him self. l.'l*! ,I M artin. 38. o f w. rested b y S an fo rd police. M artin eras ch arged w ith D U I an d arrested in the 1000 block o f South S an ford Avenue. ■Karen H aw kins, 36. o f 237 A corn D r., San ford, w a s a r ­ rested M onday b y San ford p o ­ lice. H aw k in s w aa ch arged w ith D U I an d arrested in the 3700 block o f South O rlan do Drive. Police clocked H aw k in s driving 57 In a 45 m ile p e r h o u r zone. •Fa!the H oran, 29. o f 460 Am ethyst W ay. Lake M ary, w as arrested S atu rday by Lake M ary police. H oran charged w ith D U I an d arrested at the co m er o f C ountry C lu b R oad an d C lerm ont Avenue. H oran allegedly stopped twice on the aide o f the road before officers stepped In. Briefs aa a resu lt o f bein g la b e le d ’ m entally UT o r If you h ave been told that h is g ra d e s w ou ld Im prove du e to th e d ru gs, there is som ething you sh ou ld know . C a ll the C itizens C om m ission on H um an R ights a t 1 -8 0 0 -7 6 3 -2 8 7 8 . Sem lnole C ou n ty B etter Liv­ in g for S en iors cu rren tly n e e d s volu n teers fo r both its M e a ls on W h eels an d H .O .M .E . P ro gram a. In dividu al, gro u p , an d corp orate volu n teers a re en ­ cou raged to call. The M e a l* on W h eels Program provides a F ra n Ita ft ks ports SANFORD - The Seminole County Sheriff's Office report b that Eugene Chisolm and Don­ ald Campbell were playing cards at the Chisolm residence this past weekend when they became Involved In an argu­ ment over money, which led to the arrest o f Campbell for a t­ tempted murder. Campbell. 34. of 2371 Greenway Ave., Sanford, alleg­ edly departed the residence and returned a short time later to continue the argument about the money. According to Sher­ iff's spokesman Lt. Jack Cash. Campbell was not satisfied with Chisolm’s offer to return his money and demanded all of Chisolm's money. It was at that time that Chisolm learned that Campbell had armed him­ self during his absence. While standing approxi­ mately eight feet apart. Cash said Campbell removed a chrome handgun from his belt and pointed It In the direction o f Chisolm's head. He dis­ charged the gun and the pro­ jectile struck the wall behind Chisolm's head. A struggle en­ sued over the possession of the handgun and a second shot was fired the struck the kitchen wall. Chisolm was able to gain control or the handgun and Campbell fled the house on foot after Chisolm struck him In the head. The sherlfTs Technical Serv­ ices Unit processed the scene and recovered evidence that corroborated the victim's story. Sworn statements were ob ­ tained from third-party eyewit­ nesses thnt paralleled the nar­ rative given by Chisolm, Cash said. Campbell was located and provided a post-Miranda statement that denied his In­ volvement In the shooting. He Adult C o n tin u e d Cross P n g * 1A M any o f the resid en ts sp o k e at the p u blic hearin g, bu t It ap p eared the c o m m issio n ers had already reached a d e c i­ sion. They refused to Ignore testim ony from the S h erlfT s Oftlcc. citing 74 arrests at H ouse o f B a b e s tn 1996. T h at, with no alcoh ol. Later ln the afternoon, the com m ission ers voted 54) to deny a bu ild in g perm it to S a ssy M erlot's, one o f two adult c lu b s the county contents opened Illegally laat year. T h e two u n an im ou s d e n ia ls sent a stron g m essage that the county's leaders have n o In ten ­ tion o f back in g dow n on their efforts to regulate the adult en ­ tertainm ent induatry. TheyTI also trigger m ore court activity. There are legal battles begun that have coat the county nearly $200,000 In attorn ey's fees. "A s m uch a a f fee) good about w hat w e d id today. It w on't su rp rise m e if w e have m ore." said C o m m issio n er D ick V an D er W etde. D eputy C ounty A ttorney Cemetery— Lonnie Qroot backed both ol the board's decisions, lie said the Sassy Merlot's was an Ille­ gal adult entertainment club. ’ State law says local govern­ ments cannot grant building permits Inconsistent with their comprehensive plans," he said. Hugh Trees, who represents Sassy Merlot's said the club has a court date on Feb. 18, before Judge Alan Dickey, which could determine that the county's new adult entertain­ ment code Is unconstitutional. Tuesday’s building denial may prompt another action, he aald. "We got caught in a poll l leal mine field," aald attorney Steve LeBret, who represents House o f Babes. LaBret argued that the club had spent thousands of dollars to comply with the county's codes, had won ap­ proval by a hearing officer and by county staff. The most damaging evidence was supplied by sheriffs attor­ ney Mary Ann Klein. "The sheriff Is strongly opposed," she said. ’ Granting this license would be against the public's Interests. LeBret argued that there had been no trouble In 1997. T h e applicant has cleaned up his act.'* Commissioner Grant Maloy said he could not approve the license because o f the ’ history o f problems. They do not fol­ low the rules." Trees said that the owner of Sassy Merlot's had spent $40,000 In architect's fees and made changes ordered by building officials. "We've been turned down solely because one particular use us adult en­ tertainment. This has nothing to do with adult entertainment. It has to do with making the structure up to code." LaBret said the House of Babes decision also had nothing to do with adult enter­ tainment. ’ It was a land-use Issue," he said. Dismal note o f the day: House o f Babes general man­ ager Joe Santarla left the County Sendees Building, saying the club would now' have to cater to young people. *lt‘a forced us to cater to 18 and 19-year-olds, whd can’t drink liquor In the bar," Santaris said. ’ Adult entertainment should be for adults, but we're being forced to cater to kids." ' was charged with attempted murder, attempted armed rob ­ bery and use or a firearm In the commission o f a felony. He was transported by deputies to the John E. Polk Correctional Facility under a ’ no-bond' status. B uy life insurance and save on your car. S H W n c n you buy your life insurance from us through Auto-Owners Insur­ ance, you'll receive special discounts on your car insur­ ance. We’ll save you money. As an independent AutoOwncrs agent, we take great interest in you • as well as your car. Stop in 4 v our agency and ask us about it today! TONY OUS14. JR v fc k ftw w v f l i n i W M b i 'M 1 TO N Y R U M I 2C7S6. French Ave. MnlvOVw 3 2 2 4 )2 8 8 C o a t la a o d fro m P a g e 1A The H istorical Society h ad suggested the city becom e In­ volved tn a clean u p project w hich a lan d scap e architect had Inform ed the city m an ager w ould coat ap p roxim ately 965.965. A fter w ork sessio n d iscu sLM Pp; t the M $ iM W d d ri ' b u g - • denied som e o f the w ork m ay be done b y volu n teers, an d If , onhr som e tjf the suggested re­ fu rbish in g cou ld b e acco m ­ plish ed. the cost could b e greatly reduced, p o ssib ly to only a few th ou san d d o lla rs. Today. C raw ford w a s to b e an Invited gu est o f the H isto ri­ cal Society Ln a m eeting w ith S an ford M useum c u ra to r A lic ia C lark e a n d society President L M illard H unt. M ayor D ale prom ised the in ­ terested w o rk s e s s ion a t­ tendees that “W e m ay not d o all o f the w ork needed out there today, b u t w e w ill c o n ­ tinue to w ork tow ard im ­ provem ents. It really n eed s clean in g u p .’ 'T h e next step Is to b re a k dow n the needed w o rk Into pieces.* added C ity M an ager Sim m ons, ’ then figu re a Um e line fo r each o f the ta sk s.’ n ou rish in g noon m eal an d a cold break fast to eld erly c li­ ents w ho are h om ebou n d a n d u n ab le to cook for th em selves. The H .O .M .E . Program p ro ­ vides m inor hom e re p a irs, heavy chores, a n d p ain tin g for eld erly clien ts u n a b le to p e r ­ form these task s fo r thetnO n the Job train in g la p r o ­ vided, no h igh level sk ill la r e ­ qu ired . T h e re w a rd 1* th e k n ow ledge that you have Im ­ proved the q u ality o f life for som eone else. T o volu n teer, p lease c a ll Sem in ole C ou n ty B etter Living F o r S en io rs at 3 3 3 -8 8 7 7 . ext. 120. CITY OF LAKE MARY NOTICE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP • •<• • 1 i i The City of Laka Mary will hold epuMteparttdpatton wotkahopon Wedneeday. February 16,1006 from aao to 6 p.m,,inYreCfty Commission Chambare, City Half, 100 North Country dub Road, Laka Mary. Every dtiren is encouraged fovoice thalr opinion on planning iaaoaa that are Importantito tha quality of Ufa in tha Laka Mary Community. Tha fourth workshop of a sarfss of fiva will discuss tha Infrastructure Efamant of Laka Mary's Comprehensive Plan. For furthar information pleas* can 324-3040. Dated February 11,1906 Famous Recipe Chicken 1905 s. [ ib -p7« T i Family Feast a-a f f g g | • I5 pitefi of •:?8K I 2B’ P I,M ■ Bucks! I « 23 yicc»» of ckkfcsa. a bed *18Si r—e$$r— i wOkgfRM* a B M S 1 ! ["^pTiTe s~8 uper iSnack 2 -P la c e C o m b o £ £ !! M oal * 2 �4 * - Sanford Hotak). Santord, Honda Wednesday, February It. Editorials/ Opinions I N e w p u b lic s a fe ty c o m p le x For several years now, members of the Sanford City Commis­ sion have been discussing a location for a new police station, and at lime an overall public safely building which would house both police and fire facilities. They’ve suggested building on the city-owned lot across French Avenue from Sanford Middle School, taking over an abandoned bank/offiec building on First Street as well as other jvossiblc locations. The reason is logical. Police do not have enough room at their present location, 815 S. French Avenue, to store evidence and other materials obtained during the normal pursuit of their crime fighting efforts. There are other reasons as well, amounting to the simple fact, there is just not enough room. But time after lime, surveys have been done regarding various facilities, and the cost tore-outfit some of them in order to serve the police needs, has been more than the city can handle. Needless to say, property value in the Sanford area is climb­ ing. What may have cost in six figures to refurbish last year, may soon jump up to seven figures in the near future. They thought costs were high several years ago, wait until they sec what the cost of turning an existing structure into a public safety facility will be in the next year or so. Now, a new proposal is coming to light. Willi the Seminole County Sheriffs Department planning to move to a brand new location possibly in September of this year, why not investigate the possibility of taking over the sheriffs old building for San­ ford police? There is certainly enough room. And as city officials have suggested, if the city’s intentions are brought up early enough, some of the law enforcement equipment may not have to be moved out of the old sheriff s building, and could be used by the city police. The structure could be leased at a cost of only $2.50 a square foot, which is considered relatively low. considering the tlirccstory facility. Now that we agree it would be economically a good idea, let's look at something other than money. Let's look at public safety. The sheriffs facility is at the airport. It's an old building origi­ nally used as a barracks when the U.S. Navy occupied the prop­ erty. While it has been rebuilt since then, it is still an old struc­ ture and will be needing additional work in the near future. Then, and what we believe is most important, look at the loca­ tion. The location of the present Sanford police station is as close to the center o f the city's population as could be. We couldn’t hope for a more central police station. At the airport, our police would be stationed in the extreme southeastern end of the city limits, farther from downtown, resi­ dential areas, business districts and other places where their services are frequently needed. Yes, they have vehicles and would continue to drive around the city as they have been. But the distance to police headquar­ ters would be considerably farther, and .the possibility of, (for example) getting a number of officers to cover a major collision at the French Avenue/First Street intersection rapidly, would be much harder to do. We are not completely against considering the a i^ K lfH |io n 7 We are however, suggesting that keeping the cost downlfl|putd not be as important as keeping our citizens better protecthfond capable of having a much more rapid response time. ^ The truth about Gennifer Flowers Will this second group nevertheless stand by him now? It seems unlikely. “ I'm assuming from your answer that you're categorically denying that you ever had an affair with Gennifer Flow­ ers." The first words o f his response were, "I've said that before." While America remains riveted by the m esm erizin g story o f Monica U-winsky. 1 find myself fascinated hy President Clinton's admission, in his deposition in the Paula Jones case, that he did indeed have a sexual rcla lionship with Gennifer Rowers. W IL L IA M A RUSHER Mr. Clinton (with Hillary sitting af­ fectionately at his side) then went on to admit “ wrongdoing." without d e­ scribing It precisely: "I have ocknowl edged causing pain in my marriage." That, you will recall, was the Big Issue of early 1992. when Gov. Clinton was seeking the Democratic presi­ dential nomination. Finding herself named in a contemporary lawsuil as The affectionate pair managed to sug­ one of a number of women with whom gest that, whatever the problem was. Mr. Clinton had had affairs during his it was of a sort that many other Amer­ marriage. Miss R ow ers revealed in ican m arriages had gone through the Star, a supermarket tabloid, and inudge. nudge; wink, wink), and that, then in a televised press conference, in any case, it was now all in the past that she had indeed had a 12y e a r sexunl relationship with the governor. And there the matter rested. Over Mr Clinton's damage control squad the ensuing months, the American moved swiftly to the attack, asserting people divided into four camps on the that the charge simply wasn't true. In subject. One. probably consisting background comments, members of mostly of Republicans, chose to believe the Clinton staff depicted Miss Row­ Gennifer Flowers (whose charges, ers as a brazen hussy trying to prof! a fter all. w ere backed up by tape leer on his campaign — an accusation recordings of phone calls from Mr. (hat seemed In gain credibility when Clinton, among other things). Anoth it transpired that she had arccplrd er. no doubt consisting largely of money from the Star for her story. Democrats, eagerly accepted the Clin­ Mr. Clinton him self was slightly ton smear squad's depiction of Flow­ more restrained. 11c confined himself ers as a lying tram p. A third, to asserting that “The allegations in containing a great many cynics (In­ today's Star are not true." Three days cluding a m ajority o f the liberal later, in his famous interview on “60 media), professed not to care whether Minutes," he was asked point blank: R ow ers' story was true or false — either because they considered adul lery land more broadly, character) ir­ relevant lo a person's qualification to be president, or because they simply didn't regard adultery as all that big a sin. Rnalty, a large number of people, right across the political spectrum, de­ cided to forgive Mr. Clinton for his pasl misdeeds, whatever they were, In return for his (and Hillary's) implicit assurance that they would not be re­ pealed in the future. Today at last, as a result of Presi­ dent Clinton's reported admission in his deposition under oath In the Paula Jones case, we know that those in the first camp were right In believing R ow ­ ers, but that those in the second were cleverly deceived by Mr. Clinton and his aides In IW2. Mr. Clinton lied him self blue In the face when he denied having an affair with Gennifer Flowers ill-" 'll ' liw| bfk\ etna newspaper entouiuse assn Wiiiiam Rusher it a Distinguished Felioie o f the Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship and I ’d iilicai Philosophy Berry's W orld Berry's W orld fungal* Remember that they never accepted the cynical view' of adultery so fash­ ionable among those in the third camp. They simply, even idealistically, choac to believe Mr. Clinton's denials. He made fools o f them, and only now —under oath, wllh the penalty for per­ jury looming over him - has he at last admitted that (Jennifer Flower* was telling the truth. What effect will lhal admission have on the public assessment of his cur­ rent denial that he ever had a sexual relationship with Monica Lewinsky? To ask that question Is to answer it. And with it, down the.dndn. goes Mr. Clinton's implicit 19*2 promise of good behavior in the future. The fourth group has been betrayed as thoroughly as the second. Behind these betrayals, moreover, looms a far bigger question: Knowing what we now know, will the American people be content to let this male slut cruise around the White House for three more years? Those who thought otherwise are about to learn lhal char­ acter matters after all. timk * % JAt» k •i, ftsssss*, ILual' j .■| T7//JUJ ANNUAL^'* ** SANFORD, FLORIDA ANTIQUES SHOW & SALE FEBRUARY 13- 15,1998 FRL S t SAT. 10AM-4PM - SUN. 11AM-5PM ^ CtM abyN EA,lnc. Senior astronaut In weightless condition attempting to retrieve teeth TO BEHELD AT • IM t fcy NCA. Inc. •Welcome to the White House Intern Program. Arrogance may be Clinton’s undoing I MORTON KONDRACKE hfc preaidancy through a combination of arrogance and an inability to con­ trol Ida sexual appetite. Having neerty balanced the budget after three decades of deficits, Clinton until recently had the potential of taring a near-great president for trying lionship end encouragement of p e r jury. The U p e i are not yet public, of course, but their reported coftten** — tam ooiotbere) farmer White House tataremonica Lewtnakv lied rtwut It u ^ n a tL ^ n c o u n n Z d W to te omn, «**"*™ ^ " CUntan's Mondngiy deniali of prittm the areskdelbrote tack the conE n o s and aaoee of outrage that an Inn aemt man would convey. Ho told PBS's Jim Lehrer, for instance, that “there is not a aexuai reU tioash lp " between him self end tr It's proved that Clinton had a se*u*J relationship with Lewinsky, he could be liable for perjury charges after denying It under oath in deposilions given In the Paula Jones case — an Impeachable ofienae. It wtU be harder to prove that be told Lewinsky lo commit perjury and not Linda Tripp to do so, but he will be dogged for months by Investigators pursuing the charges. _ that mere object °°* Lewinsky, and only I t percent would be “nersonaliv unset." If h e lie d o r told her to lie, though, 70 percent or more would be upset and more than 90 percent believe he ■hould be Impeached or forced to resign. This is not an issue that sill be de­ cided by a poll or a vote, but public M h l n will be important in telling Cttnlon's fellow Democrats whether to ■import k i* in an Impeachment fight. So far, the Dem oants' near silence indicates they eiV n t least stiiniwsi Privately, many at them toy they are furious at CUatoa for risking a presi­ dency that o i l heading toward policy -k s s m s u t as lessons in the failure of that owning up to infidelity oven in the Wtriterlouse But the pitaiic w o o l for­ give perjury or stftsreing perjury. This June, Gallup reported that tar I lo n percent, Iba public thinks it rouU bs grounds for dismissal If s OuMtions? Cell (407) 321-7003or (407) 321-0292 f Morton Kondrucke ft executive editor of Roll Coil, the newspaper of Capitol HOL) �4 Swdord Mwtod, 8sntord, Ftortde •W d s s O n y , February 11, •B A Young T h e p u b lic la Invited to at­ tend a free p rogram a t the A m erican Legion. C a m p b e llLoaatng Post 53 3874 S . S an ­ ford Ave. tonight at 0 :3 0 p.m . C apt. Joyce R iley vonX lelat R .N .. B SN , (U S A F Inactive res.), frequ en t rad io gu est A rt B ell. C h u ck H ard er. M ik e R eagan an d h u sb an d D ave ‘ R id d ell’ vonK leist w ill p resen t evidence, docum entation an d testim ony provin g the O u lf W a r Illn ess la re a l. The post la circu latin g a flyer that states: 'O u lf W a r V eteran s w ere there fo r y o u ! N ow they need you to b e th .Ye fo r them . T h is d isease thi it ens not Just o u r m ilitary, b u t all o f A m e ric a .' The program w ill a d d re ss: •W hat la O u lf W a r illn ess? •H ow ts the disease sp read ? •W here did It com e from ? •Is the blood su p p ly safe? Develop the m atter w a s brought u p at a p u blic m eeting at M arin a H o ­ te ls la k e s id e Lan din gs on S an fo rd 's la k e fro n t T h e m eeting w aa o rgan ised by D o u g O roseclose, a residen t o f the M ayfair area, w ho sa w the need for a tow n m eeting on the subject. M ayor Larry D ale m ade the feature p resen tation , d isp la y ­ in g artist's conceptions at p ossib le developm ent. M an y In from troops w h o w ere th ere, testim ony from g e n e ra ls S ch w arzk o p f an d Pow ell an d video footage ' that p roves troops w ere at risk . Public officials, h ealth w o rk ­ ers. m ilitary person n el, m edia an d citizens a re u rged to at­ ten d. T h o u s a n d s have d ied .* th e flyers states. T h o u s a n d s m o re are Infected. W h y is W ssh tn g ton ston ew allin g an d d en y in g treatm ent to our v eteran s w h ile the disease sp re a d s Into the g e n e ra l popu lation ? * Please attend. O u lf W a r vets w ill receive a video an d in fo r­ m ation pack at no ch arge. Free adm ission : don ation s a c ­ c ep ted . H. W illiam s. M usical talent w as disp layed by Barrett Levels an d Kevin Stallw orth. The y o u n g m en w ere escorted b y th eir m others an d met at the center stage b y th eir fathers. T h e 10 youn g m en presented a sp ecial d an ce aa dan cers o f d istin ction . Sylvester J r. p aid tribute to the h on orees a n d en ­ couraged them to b e prou d an d su ccessfu l tn w hatever they do. C om m ission er K erry Lyon s posed a question selected b y the contestant In w hich they had only two m inutes to a n ­ sw er. The sp eak er for this o c c a ­ sion w as C h arles Rowe. C ity o f San ford. D irector o f C om m ie nlty Developm ent. H e rem inded an d told the youn g m en o f their cu ltu ral back grou n d and that they m ust h elp oth ers a s w ell a s them selves, they have a right to the best education and to b e an am b a ssa d o r and a true Am erican. M otivational w ord s o f w is­ dom for the evening w as sh ared by the E lder Tim othy H udson . D irector o f Sanford H ousin g Authority. He sp o k e from E xodus 5:18. 'B ric k s w ithout straw .* H udson gave m otivation to the youn g men. He expressed to them w hat can an d should b e dem anded o f Wynn. Job. to w ant freedom , b e one w ho w an ts to rise tn the w orld, abo u t d ep ression s, to be c o r­ porate leaders, to h old u p you r hood, p u t y o u r faith tn O od. for Young Man of Distinction gather for an award ceremony at foe Sanford CM c Canlsr recently. The toons are there Is nothing loo h ard and nothing Im possible for them . They should becom e m otivated, face the Im possible and go to the m ountain top. C om m issioner H erbert *W hltey* Eckstein adorned the you n g m en with m edallion s for their service. The O ath o f D is­ tinction w as w ritten an d given by B rad A bo AT. Y oun g M en o f D istinction exem plified these traits: 1. The astu ten ess aw ard w ent to a young m an w ho ex­ hibited keen Insight an d good Judgm ent. M ichael R obin son displayed level h eaded n ess. 2. Moot dedicated w as Kevin S tallw orth for h is level o f com m itm ent to all projects. 3. Moot Industrious w as recognized for thsk character and contributions to s bettor community. Jon ath an Eaddy w ho w aa a l­ w ays abou t h is b u sin ess. 4. M an o f wit, P h illip H u n t J r., aa he w aa a b le to keep a ll sp irits u p and m ake a ll lau gh w hen tired and ready to give tn. 5. M an o f C h aracter w aa B ard A b o AT. H e w as a lw a y s w illin g and ready to accept a challenge. He la a m otivator, m entor, diligent w orker an d ch arism atic leader. 6. M ost congenial and 1906 Y oung M an of D istinction A w ard s w ent to R obert R an dall III. The ten M en o f D istinction for 1998 w ere T racy H a rris. Sylvester W ynn. J r.. M ichael R obinson. R obert R an dall III. Barrett Lew is. R onnie C. Sm ith. J r. Jon ath an E addy. Kevin D . Stallw orth . B rad S. A bo AT an d Phillip E. H unt. Jr. The up and com ing M en o f D istinction are J a so n K in er. D yvarous Dye. C edric W o o d s. Sam uel C hisolm . J am es H unter an d Steven C h a rle s. Special thanks an d an aw ard for the brain ch ild o f these first efforts an d fu n d -raiser goes to M rs. Alterm ese S . Bentley o f the O oldenrule A dvisory B oard. T h is aw ard w as presented b y C ynthia H. Sm ith. D irector o f O oldenrule H ousing C o rp o ra ­ tion and Com m unity D evelop­ m ent. "W orking Together to B uild a Better Com m unity.* Y oung M en o f D istin ction m oving into the 21st C entury, show ing a positive cu ltu ral show case o f talent. 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Around Valentine'* Day. everyone starts talking about "aphrodisiac” roods like oysters and chocolate, and ‘'rom antic” m eals o f foie gras and champagne. In my humble opinion, there are no “ aphrodisiac" foods or even any patently romantic meals: You might lust as easily And love over a ■r as caviar. There are, however, a few patently unromantic menus I can think of: big, heavy meals that are more likely to wipe you out than perk you up. 1 once read a hilarious story A- I ’m pretty sure it was penned by the revered food writer M.F.K. Fisher — detailing a meal the writer designed to put her loser to sleep; It Involved organ meata and heavy red wines and some dread­ fully rich dessert. It was the perfect "anti seduction" recipe. Below I’ve assembled recipes for a meal for two that I wish someone would s e n e ME on a romantic occa­ sion The food is Interesting but not weird, requires little last minute fuss­ ing. and most of all. is light but satis­ fying. You won't be exhausted after rating this meal, or after preparing it, either. And all three courses could happily be accom panied by som e champagne or sparkling wine The first recipe, for a mozzarella ap­ petizer. is from Christopher Styter's book “ Prim i P ia tti,” a volum e of recipes for yummy Italian drat-course dishes. I was given the swordfish recipe E its ago by a chef at the New Engd Culinary Institute In Montpelier, V t, and it has served ever since as a "special occasion” entree; make the tomato mixture and the spinach pesto well ahead, and the dish is a snap. T h e sorbet recipe is from the "Eating Well Cookbook.” published by Eating Well magazine; you could easily serve it with some chocolate truffles if you feel that Valentine's Day demands it. Round out the meal with some good French bread, rice, pasta or couscous and a salad would also be nice, but are not necessary. You may not want to run a marathon after this meal, but no one's asking you to. A waltz around the living room might be in order, however. Don't forget to dim the lights. Freshly ground black popper, to MARI ALISA { CALTA land Culinary Institute in Montpelier, Heat a small, ungreased skillet over medium heat. Add the pine nuts and cook, stirring frequently, until toasted to a golden brown. Remove them from the pan to prevent ftirther cooking, and set aside. Toss the mozzarella, the sun dried tomatoes land their oil. if any), the extra virgin oil, olives and parsley in a bowl until all ingredients are coated Season generously with freshly ground black pepper. Let stand at room temperature. 30 minutes to I hour, tossing occasionally Divide onto two serving plates and sprinkle each serving with I table­ spoon of pine nuts. Yield; 2 servings — Recipe from “ Primi Piatti,” by Christopher Styler (Harper k Row. IMS) Seed and dice the tomatoes. Mix in a bowl with the oil. salt and pepper If making in advance, cover and refrig­ erate. In a large saute pan over medium high heal, heat I tablespoon olive oil. Add the spinach and cook briefly so that it wilts. Sprinkle on salt, pepper and garlic as spinach wilts Allow to cool; puree the mixture in a food pro cessor or blender. If making in ad vance. cover and refrigerate. (Both the tomatoes and the spinach pesto can safely sit for several hours at room temperature» Preheat broiler or barbecue grill Coat tuna with olive oil and season well with salt and pepper Grill untd done to taste. In a small skillet, saute the tomato mixture and, in a separate pan. reheat the pesto To serve: I’lace serving of pesto on plate, with tuna Filet on top. topped by tomato mixture S e n e immediately. Yield: 2 serving* — The recipe is from the New Eng Vt In a heavy bottomed saucepan, com­ bine sugar, ginger, lemon test and water Bring to a boil, stirring often. Boil, uncovered, over medium neat for to minutes. Cool. Stir in lemon juke. Freeze the mixture in an ice-cream maker, according to manufacturers' instructions. If you don't have an ice cream maker, follow these directions: Pour the mixture into a shallow metal pan and freeze until nearly solid, at least • hours or overnight. Several hours before serving, break the sorbet into chunks and whirl in a food processor or blender1111111 ■ffwwuk Transfer to a chilled, airtight container and return to the freezer until ready to pcive. This can be made up to four days ahead and stored In an airtight freez­ e r container, tf you do this, 30 minutes For spinach pesto: Parents’ pressure to win takes bounce out of basketball game D E A R A B B Y : W e recen tly attended our niece's sixth -grad e basketball gam e a t the YM C A . The gam e w as supposed to be noncom­ petitive and fun — however, it was anything but th a t The parents o f the o{Spewing team were y ellin g at our niece, scream ing and cheering every time she missed a basket. A t least three children broke down in tears during the game. To counter a written complaint the coach m ade, the w ives o f the other team 's coaches made up lias and reported them to the director. (A ll the lie * w ere su b seq u en tly rotated by the referees, kids an both teams and some parents.) A b b y , I c a n 't b e lie v e th a t so m uch p ra a su ra cou ld ba p u t on young people. G irls are especially vulnerable at I I or 12. W h ile i f . p a rt o f tha gam a to get e ic ite d about winning. I wish more parents would consider the kids* emotions. W het do you think? C O N C E R N E D M O M IN IN D IA N A e a* ■ JWJ t ABIG AIL ' VAN 3DREN priate gifts on a party invitation! H ow u n k in d th at w o u ld h av e been. Nona o f ua ever really knows what the rirrumstances are for oth­ ers, and because w e never know, p e rh a p s it ’s b a st not to m ake M tU B Iptio fU L C A R O LIN E IN A STO R IA, ORE. during a two-day Prom ise Kaspers conference o f about 55,000 m an. w h ich m j^ iu a b a n d an d s e v e ra l A t no tim e w ere the m en told they should be in control o f every m a jo r fa c e t o f lift . N o m ala nurem acy maaaagm were given at a ll. They were instructed to give th at control te th e ir M a k a r an d God. A ll dgy long I assisted attendees Rocker Recliner tad 30 years at morriaps. W han began to assum e his God-given ip o n sib ilitiss, o u r m a rria g e - •• _ i __~ J W t a w ith an obviously ch w as the cauas o f T h an k you fo r th e chan ce to C H E R Y L C R A IN , L E W IS V IL L E , TEX AS DEAR CHERYL AND THE - before serving, transfer to the refrig­ erator to soften slighllv. Spoon into serving glasses or bowls and garnish with raspberries and/or mint leaves. If desired. Yield: S cups — Recipe from "Th e Eating Well Cookbook.” (Camden House Publish­ ing. 1991) �WEDNESDAY Sanford Herald ■ F e b r u n r y 11.1 9 9 8 Sports Sem inole redemption Sweet girls soccer R ebounding, fre e throw s carry L ake M ary girls past P en saco la, 7 3 -6 0 team claims W est crown F ro m S t a ff R ep o rta from unsuspecting dribblers. And she worked the boards like every­ one always knew she could. *We really wanted to do this LAKE MARY _ They came... game after losing to Pensacola They played... twice before.* Bradley said. "We felt They were conquered) Lant night, the Lake Mary girls' that two years was enough. I knew basketball team put Ita number what was expected o f me and what one ranking on the line and proved to do to keep myself tn the game why It deserves the honor. The and I Just did II.* Again In the second quarter. Uidy Rama exorcised some demons Pensacola fell behind by a bunch In defeating their arch rival, and defending stale champion, Pensa­ and had to play catch-up. Bradley cola High School 73-61, and was removed from the game when achieved their second highest goal she committed her third foul and Kelly Harbour, who has been In­ o f the season. jured all year. Jumped right In the They should achieve their u lti­ mate goal In two weeks In game and attempted to fill the void left by Bradley's absence. Lakeland. She did a dam fine Job. "They (Pensacolal are truly a Harbour hit two and rebounded rlassy bunch of girls.* said Lake many before the half. Mary coach Carl Brown. ‘ Even *1 haven't had much playing time when we had a good lead, they fought back like the champs they tills season because of my Injury, are. We triumphed because we did so I sm very pleased with the way I what I said we needed to...we played.* Harbour said. 'K elly came out and did a lot of blocked out and hit our free throws. We also maintained our positive work for us.* Brown said. At the half. Lake Mary was still lae and hit our shots when we d to. I am very proud o f the girls. in the lead. 42-30 and Pensacola looked dumbfounded. We played hard for 32 minutes.* Third quarters have always been The first five minutes was all Lake Mary. Pensacola made a a strong point for the Tigers and small comeback In the remaining last night was no exception. They came back from the break three minutes o f the quarter to pull out o f a 22-6 deficit and end the ready to play and before Lake Mary quarter only 13 down with the knew what lilt It. Bradley was on the bench with four fouls and Pen­ score 27-14. Lake Mary. Lauren Bradley, was essential to sacola had cut the lead to two and the team's success and had quite had the momentum. Lindsay Manx, who compiled six possibly the game o f her life. Her Impressive night began In the first In the game, turned terror on de­ quarter, when she recked up eight fense and kept the Lady Rama on o f her tram leading 20 points. the winning end of a 54-49 score Bradley hit jumpers over Pensa­ thanks to a huge steal and a free cola's 6 foot-5 centsr, Mtobelle throw. Don rite 9now. She to o k ‘ the B a ll B y K K LX IK W K R lfK R Herald Staff Writer SANFORD _ Within the Seminole Athletic Conference they are generally overlooked and tiuve struggled to gain some respect. Hut when they get up against schools their own size, the Seminole High School girls' aoccer team Is held with Uie highest esteem. Such was the case Tuesday night aa the Fighting Scmlnnles exploded for three second half goals to turn a nall bller Into a runaway aa Seminole defeated Deltona. 4-0. In a Class 5ADlstrlct 5 contest at Thomas E. Whlgham St a* dlum. With the victory the Noles win the West Divi­ sion of 5A-5 with a perfect 4-0 record. The Tribe Is also 7-1-1 overall tn the district race and could be the top seed overall In the upcoming district tournament. The young Seminole squad was having prob­ lems In the first, only scoring once on 11 shots and holding the 1-0 lead at Intermission. Hut the Fighting Semlnoles came out smoking In the second half and used a very efficient a t ­ tack to score three goals on only nine shots. *We played much better In the second half,* said Seminole coach Tony Arena, the man re­ sponsible for the Tribe's remarkable turnaround. The youngsters came through for Arena tn this victory as freshman Abby Krnnedy scored two goals and fellow frosli Evte Cepuran added an­ other goal. The (Inal score came off the foot of sophomore Angle Sasso. Junior C.C. Gulllan dished out three assists for the Noles. while sophomore Courtney Newman added one assist. Not to be outdone. Ntkl Snell upheld the senior class's honor with an assist and senior Megan Racine turned away three Wolves shots to record the shutout In goal. Seminole Is now 12-8-2 overall and will host Spruce Creek In another Class SA-Dlstrlct S game tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. Tonight will also be Senior Night with Racine. Snell, Paula QulUan. Lindsay Kopple, jp jd " TI ii Ss m i being hom r a l ' i s p i “ * t-. k0 f la n Injuryblled n tta d ley ' -J m T *- - Oosk _ Brminuir 4 (Abby Kmnrdy 2. Ang* Sm h I. Cepuran II. Aanaia _ Brlnnlr wit •S IC C C. OulBan X 3. Courtney Newman I. Nlkl Snell II. Shota an goal _ Deltona X BnaSaSt SO. Save* _ Urtaona IS: Seminole (Megan Karine! X Record* . Seminole 12-8-2 overall. 7-1-1 m BA-DiaUtrt B. 4-0 m BA-B Weal DMaton. m u . # C .C . GuMan (Isft) had thrss assists to hslp coach Tony Arana (right) and ths Ssminots glds soccer tosm clinch ths W sst DtvMon Mils of C lass 6A-District 5 » 4 h s « shutout of Dsllona Tuesday night. TONIGHT to corns oft ths bsnch and fid In Mary bast Psnssoota Tussdsy. w sm *»•» at* <a^<st* Seminole boys survive Deltona scare ■f H erald S p o rts Editor SANFORD _ A little letdown was expected, but this was too close. T ctt1 Patrick hit four out o f six attempts from the free throw line and Mcoual Bush and Zeke Seymore hit one each In the final minute as Seminole held off Deltona. 65-60, tn the opening round o f the Boys' Class SA-Dlstrlct 5 Basket­ ball Tournament at Bill Fleming Memorial Oymnaaium Tuesday night. "We can't play like that and win Friday night,* said Seminole head coach Bob Trains. *We got a little nervous and that shouldn't happen. Upsets tighten standings in Sanford Women’s Softball S A N F O R D . It's not odd that there la still three team s tied for drat place In the Sanford R ecrea­ tion D epartm ent W om en's P o la r B e a r Sfow pttch Softball League. W h at Is odd Is that a ll three le a d e n lost T uesday on a night o f u p sets an d n ow ftve team s are w ithin a h alf-gam e o f the leagu e le a d . * A t Pinchurat Park. T oday H om es overcam e a n early 6 -2 lead b y V au gh an In corporated, even tually 13-6 lead on the . six -ru n M ath Inning. We've been In enough tough, doae games against good competition so that should not bothrr us against a team that was quite frankly out manned.* Arrow Force VI got off to a alow start, but came back to lead 14-11 at the end o f the first period. But the Wolves gathered themselves together and took a one-point lead at halftime, 25-24. Seminole eame out of the locker room strong and appeared to have the game under control as ro R c s vi CfjnV M noa 0 0-0 0. Armando Camarho B 3-3 14. Jose Kmra 4 3-2 II. Keith Orren I 0-0 2. Jerry Contango 3 0-0 7. Dwight Wrkelt* 2 3-2 X Ale* Novttrhhov 6 2-8 14. Joe 3 0-1 X Total*: 24 0-13 00 Zrfce Seymore 4 1-4 X Terri Patnrii B 8 8 18. Mequal 0 2-4 2. Daryl Itoddm* S 2-2 12. David Wagner 2 3-4 X U J. Pratt 3 l- l 7. Comrtlu* llluc 3 1-4 7. Chita Wcathette 2 1-2 B. Total* 24 IS-31 05 11 14 • I T . M 14 10 IB S3 _ M Three paint Arid foals . Drttana 3 (Cameho I. Rivera I. I). Seminole I (Wagner II Total (m l* . Deltona 24: IB. Fouled out . Deltona. 22-7. Crooms ends 20-plus year winless streak ir J iv r i H erald S ta ff W riter S A N F O R D _ It's been over 20 y e a r* sin ce C room s A cadem y last ap p eared in a district p lay o ff gam e, bu t It w aa w orth the w ait. open in g C la a s lA -D istrtct 6 a n d poun ded W a rn e r C h rtsthe secon d round take on O ran geD o ra B ib le to try to in the secon d P an th er Pit. ex h ibitio n , noyou PARK it s iso a . is so IM M 4 .IIU a s a a i4 B _ u s s MB M i l . M S I 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 �2S •San tort Herald. Santort. Florida - Wadnaaday. February 11, Red Bug Softball CASSELBERRY _ Seminole County la regis­ tering teams until February 8th for their Men's Spring Slowpltch Softball Season at Red Bug Uike Park. 3600 Red Bug Lake Road. The 10 week season starts the week of Febm arv 16th and wtll cost 9310 ($285 league fee. *25 ASA fee). A T T E N T IO N W O M E N S O F T B A L L P L A T ­ E R S _ Red Bug Park ts now offering league play for women players on Monday night. Registration begins Monday and play begins on February 16. The 10 week season will cost $285 plus a *25 ASA fee. For more Information please call 695-7113. Girls’ wrestling tournaments ALTAMONTE SPRINGS _ Lake Brantley High School and coach Kevin Carpenger are pleased to announce a Women's Invitational Wrestling Tournament tn association with the Seminole County Women's Wrestling Program. The tournament wtll take place at Lake Legal Notices Legal Notices IN TMI CIRCUIT COUNT OF TMI BISNTCEHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT N AMO FOR S IN IR O L I COUNTY, ST ATI OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAS I NUMBIRg • T-MT1-CA-14A FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. PMintiN. VS JACKSON C HAMPTON. *1 at.. DrNndtnN NOTIC I OF MALI Nolle* n h#r*py gn»n that (Kjrtutnl to • FInal Judgment ol For*clo*ur* *nl*r*d In IN* •bov* i t r M cfuf*. In IN* Circuit Court ol laminol* County. Florida. I anil tall lha progeny aitual*d In Sammola County. Flonda d*acribad at Lot IT. Ian Lanla. Third Saclion. according to tha Plal iPurtol a i recorded In Rial Booh IS. Pago 71. ol lha Public Racordt ol Sammola County. Flonda a/k/e S U North Valoncia Court Sanford. Florida MTTI at public aala. to lha highoal and bad bidder, lor caah at lha W ad Front Door of tho Sammola County Courthouao, In Sonlond. Flonda at 11:40 a m on March 1th. IMS. (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Clort ol Uio Circuit Court Dorothy W. Bolton Oopuly Cloft ARTHUR S CORRALES. ESQUIRE ttO t Wod Sligh Ay* . Suite IM Tampa. Florida 3M44 (SIS) S3A-SSOO Attorney for PlalntiH PubUah February 11. IS. IS M DEM-St ______________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1STR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AMD FOR SiaiRO LE COUNTY, STATE OF FLORIDA CASE HO. ST-tSTS-CA-14-K FLORIDA BAR HO. SSM SI INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. PlatnllN. vt DEAN ABPLANALP. ET AL. Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE Notice to hare by green that in accordance talth lha Final Judgment ol Forecloeura entered on January tllh . IMS In civil action no ST-ItTS-CA14-K In lha Circuit Court ol SEMINOLE County. Flonda. in wfeeh DEAN ABPLANALP. ET AL. •ere Defendant* and INLAND MORTGAGE CORPO­ RATION. lha Plaintiff. I •ill *all to the high**i bidder lor ca*h at tho Watt Freni Door. SOI N Pars Avenue. Sinlord. FL UT71 at the hour ol 11 CO a m on March Sttt, tSM on tho totiowtng daaenbod real property Lot 1SS. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION MIA. according to the plat thereof a* racordad m Plat BooS SS. Pages S4 through SI. Public Records ol Sammola County. Flonda More commonly known aa: 1000 Rally Crash Circle. Oviedo. FL SITU (Court Set!) MARYANNE MORSE Cloth ot Circuit Court Dorothy W Ballon As Deputy Clark Matthew J. Schlichla Attorney al Law 3114 Hollywood Bhrd. Hollywood. FL SS020 Publication ol thl* no tics on February 11. t l. IS M In Wa fol­ lowing public *1ion Sanford DSN>lOt C A M NO. ST-SS4I-CA-I4-A BANK UNITED. Plaintiff. n FRANCESCA EIONORELU. DESTINY SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.: and ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIS ACTION. ON HAMNO OR CLAIMING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OCECRIBCO. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pureuent to on Order or Summary Final Judgment of lotocloaure dated January SMi, ISM . and entered In Caaa No. •7-ZS41-CA.I4-A Ol Wo Clreuil Court ol Wo ElghlaonW Judicial Circuit In and lor Seminole County. Florida, ■hnmln BANK UNITED. Is PlainW f and FRANCESCA EIONORELU: DESTINY SPRINGS CONDO­ MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC.; and AU. UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY. THROUOH. UNDER OR AGAINST A NAMED DEFEN­ DANT TO THIS ACTION. ON HAYING OR CLAIMING TO MADE ANT RIGHT. TITLE ON INTER­ EST IN THE PROPERTY HEREIN OESCRIBEO. are defendants. I <n* tell to tho hlghaal and bool front door of Hu County Courthouao at M l North Pars Avonoo, Sanford. Seminole County, Florida 11771. al 11:00. o'ciock a m. on Wa SW day e l March. ISM. Wa aat forth in aald Order or Final THAT CERTAIN UM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO 1SS-C. DESTINY SPNMOS. A CONDOMINIUM. AND AN UNDIVIDED -OBSSrS INTEREST IN THE LANO. COMMON ELE­ MENTS AND COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH ANO SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS. CONDI­ TIONS. O E M M t ST-SSM-A-14-A MANUFACTURERS TRADERS E TRUST COMPANY. Plaintm. VS. NORRIS WALKER. NOTICE I I HEREBY GIVEN WAL pursuant to s Judgment of Foroctoauro January 10th, ISIS, entered in Civil Co m Number 17-14(0-A14-A or the Circuit Court of tho Ei Mllea nth Judicial Circuit In and for So minote County. Florida, on the Sfh day ol Mareh. tME. al HOE AM., al Wa Samlnoia County Courthouse. M l North Path Avenue. Sanford, Florida SS77t; Wo unde reignad Clarb arts offer OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 1140. AT RAOS 1S4T. OF THE PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. II you ara a parson onto a dia­ lled. al na caat to you. to Wo pmyfetoa ol certain aoatownee. Plane# contool Wa Court at |40n MS-4SM s«M n hue (S) ■orbing day* of your leeeipc of due Notice, if you are hawing or voice impaired, call Florida Raley Servtoe (SOW SSS-STTS DATED at February tad, I MARYANN* M IK Aa OapuN Claib SMITH A HIATT. F A Waterfowl rule change ORLANDO _ To comply with changes tn the statewide waterfowl rules and eliminate con­ fusion tn the hunting brochure, the rule for hunting In the Emrntlda Marsh Type II W ild­ life Management Aren hns been revised. Hunters who possess a special hunting permit for the Emcralda Marsh Type II WMA can hunt on the first and last day, every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday o f the sea­ son. The permits nre available through the Tax Collector Ofllces o f Lake. Orange. Marion and Volusia counties. Tlie duck and coot season at the Emcralda Marsh Type II WMA wtll rnd on January 20th. with a youth hunt scheduled for January 24th. Recreation Volleyball Results SANFORD _ The City o f Sanford Recreation Department Polar Bear Recreational Volley­ ball League plnyed week No. 3 Monday night in the Dan Pelham Gymnatortum at Sanford Middle School. The results tn the A League were Kathy's Baby Shop (5-0). Westvtew Baptist Church #1 (4-1). Beer :30, the Yknots and the YKnots (nil 2-3) and The Saints (0-5). In the B League. C.E.S. (4-1), Don Mealey's Seminole Ford and the Unknowns (both 3-2). Westvtew Baptist 02 and Bill Ray Nissan (both 2-3) and Sanford Church o f God (1-4). The standings after three weeks are: A League: Kathy’s Baby Shop (14-1). Westview Baptist Church *1 (13-2). Beer :30 (7-8). Yknots (6-9). Sanford Church o f Ood (4-11) and The Saints (2-13). B League: Bill Ray Nissan and the Blowflsh (both 9-6), Westvtew Baptist Church 12. the Unknowns and C.E.S. (all 7-8) and Don Mealey's Seminole Ford (5-10). Legal Notices IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OF TNS ISTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT property, and all 111lure*. moat, furniture end personal • f ovary nature what pertain tng to Wa SF. or any part of We property. 1this a day of bad day of MARYANNE MORSE Clarh of Wa Court t W Bolton i Cloth . . . laWte Nad ot no coot to you. Pleas* contact Orange County (4ST) SSS-SSM: Otcooto County |4S7) S47-1SM. Duval County (SB4) SM-M7S; Clay County (S04) MS-4117, VWuaie County (4*4) M7-40S7: Brevard County (447) S44-4SS4: Samlnali County (447) SSS-4SM: Odd# County (M i) I7S-SS7S: Pob County (441) ES4-4000, Bmword County 1444) 4111744. HnUbereugn County (41S) •7S-44IS. Pilm Beach County (M l) S4S-M44: Loo County (441) StS-nSS: Highland* (441) M 4-SM I. II croon •771. or Vote* (V) 1-4 •77*. via Ftorids Rainy tc S o *m * h o c p k s r . DSH-14S Legal Notices I I DEGREES 10 MINUTES 0 ] SECONDS CAST, RUN NORTH­ EASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A DISTANCE OF 7S.SI FEET TO THE POINT OF COMPOUND CUNVATURS OF A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST, HAYING A CEN­ TRAL ANGLE OF El MORSES OS MINUTES 4S SECONDS ANO A RADIUS OF M .M FBETi THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAID CURVE A OtSTANCS OF M AS FESTi THENCE SOUTH IS DEGREES * • MINUTES 10 SEC­ ONDS WEST. A DISTANCE OF M AT FIET TO THE POINT OF BEOMMMO. WITHE M MV HAND and m o •oal^rt thie .Court on Ittn/lM E. ' (MALI M NIROLS COUNTY, STATS OF FLORIDA CASS NO. ST-ISSS-CA-14-K FLORIDA BAR HO. SRSSM INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Plaintiff. v*. GREGORY HAMILTON. ET AL. Defendant* NOTICE O f SALS Nolle* is hereby green that in accordance with the Final Judgment el foreclosure •ntored on January MM. -IMS In eM i eetfen pe. *7-14tS-CAT 4 .E > ujntCircuit-Court.el, SIMINOLaCebnty. Florida. fe •McNIOREQORY HAMILTON.! ET AL, aura Defendant*'and INLAND MORTGAGE CORPO­ Clerk ol tho Circuit Court RATION. to* Plaintiff, I wiM **N By: Dorothy W. Bolton to the htghe*t bidder for cash at neouty Clerk W From Door. 101 N. Park I i w orm . McCall*. Raymer, Avenue, Sanford. FL SS77S B trail 4 Frappror between Me howre of 1100 a m F .«t Ofliea Boa M10 and 1.00 p m on Mareh >1*1. Tamp*. FL SSBS1 IM S on tfw following described F*70ai4J1 real property: Lot *4. Garden Grove, accord­ ing to the plat thereof on fife in the oil ice of die Clerk o( the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida, recorded to Plat Book Si. Page SS *aid fend* •Ituate, lying and being in S*mino1* County, More commonly known •* 4SM Gordon Orov* Clrtfe. Wtotor Park FL S17M (Court Sm Q MARVANNS MORSE Cfefh of Circuit Court A* Deputy Clark Matthew J. Sclliichl* Attorney ot Low S1S4 Hodywoad Bfvd Hollywood. FL SSCtS Publication of Mi* noUc* on Fobniory 11,1E. IM S in Mo letlowing publication DEN-101 LOT ST. ANO THE NORTH t/2 OF LOT M . SANFO PARK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED IN FLAT BOOK E, PAGE U . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF M M HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA A/K/A: tago WILLOW AVENUE. SANFORD. FL SITTt TOGETHER with aS RESTRICTIONS. TERMS. ANO OTHER PROVI­ SIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF DES­ TINY SPRINGS. A CONDOMINI­ UM. AS RECOROED Rt OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK 1SST, AT DEN-IM ia t n i CHiourr c o u r t • F TNB BfGNTSBNTH Bmntlcy High School on February 20th. Women arc eligible under FHSAA (Florida High School Activities Association) rules and It will cost *30 as a team or *5 as an individ­ ual. Tentative weight classes are 94. 101. 110. 119. 127. 138. 149 and 165 pounds. The tournament will be double elimination, feature folkstyle rules and there will be indi­ vidual awards. Call Carpenger nt (4071 320-3670 for more details. notie*. TafepRoR*: 40T-MS U H am. 4*17:1 SM M l >771 (TOO) or 1-S00-SSS-47T0 (v); via PwWNfcf X OSH-M in Se T i I. IM S B. B 7 - H M 4 S - I 4 4 QLXNOALE FEDERAL BANK, FEDERAL SAYINGS BANK, AwLYH M. HODGES Mtd SHERRIS HODGES, hia wife, and STATB OF FL0RI0A HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY, NOTICE IE HI I 14-4 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. WILLIAM C. LAFON, of Si, to i Final ISM. and entered in Ca m No. •7-tS44*CA-t4-A of Mo CNauM Court o ( tho Circuit to and tor DALE FEDERAL to PtotoUR and ALLYN NOTICE IS pursuant to A Final Mortgage Foroai January entered In C at* MO. 47-1 CA of th* Circuit-Court of M * EIGHTEENTH Judicial CheuN to and lor EEMIMOLE County. NATIONAL MOHTflAOS ClATION W1LUAMC. U U T O M ^ ^ ^ ^ FRONT DOOR OF THE NOIE COUNTY COURIHOUBE: SANFONO. FUMMOA « I I M am ., go m o m m day df ISM . M ------------Inaoid EMAEMA^Qi LOT IS. SECTION 1. flM N O W ERSOF AS THE PLAT RECONOCO m PLAT ROOK IE, PAGES M ANO EE. OF TNB FUBUO RECOROE OF COUNTY, A PORTION OF •J\ MORI FMtTfCOUMLV FROM TNB SOUTHWEST COR­ NS R OF SAIO LOT t l , RUN NORTH TS DCORCSS 44 MMUTES IT ESCONOE WEST A DISTANCE OF I S M FEET TO A POINT ON TMI EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SHEOAM CIRCLE, 4AIO FONT ALSO BEINO ON A CURVE CONCAVE TO THE SOUTHEAST, HAVING A CENTRAL AMPLE OF t O f OREM IE MINUTES M IfCOMOE ANO A NAflRIB OF 47SM FEET; THENCE FROM A TANGENT BCAfUMO O f NORTH Ted Christopher’s big night paces night three of World Series S fd d a l t s tk s H sra M S A M 5 U L A _ It wms night n u m ber three for the 32nd W orld S eries o f A sp h alt Stock C a r R acin g at N ew S m yrn a S p eed w ay a n d It w a s a night to rem em ber T ed C h risto p h e r. T h e P U ln vU le. C on n ecticut d river w ent out an d act a n ew track record tn qu alifyin g and then w ent on to lead the 2 5 la p N A S C A R T ou r Type M odified featu re d ag to Dag to cap tu re hta second w in o f the W o rld S e rie s. C h ristop h er started on the pole fa r the m ain event a n d never w a s seriou sly ch allen ged over the 25 circu its a n d cru ised to the victory. "It feels pretty g o o d ,* C h risto p h er so ld . *W eVe y e a n a n d had been com ing here fo r a lot or yea som e tough Tuck through the y e a n b u t w eV e got everything together a n d h opefu lly It w tll keep goin g b ecau se w e've got a lot o f n igh ts to g o * C h ristop h er's record b reak in g ru n d u rin g tim e trials tripped the clock at 16.955 sec o n d s. D ou g French follow ed C h risto p h er ac ro ss the stripe fo r secon d w ith J am ie Totnalno, Mike E w an ltsk o an d T b n A m rou n d in g out the to p five. E w an ltsk o 's fourth p la c e 'fin is h w a s m ode Im ­ p ressive b y the fact that d u rin g tim e tria ls Esranltoko b u rie d hta Troyer b u ilt m achine in to the w a ll com ing e ft tu rn tw o a n d the crew h ad to w ork n on stop u n til th e feature to get the car ready. E w sn ltsk o started from the re a r an d worked a ll the w ay u p to fourth p lace before running out o f la p s. “W e cam e here to race, not vacatio n ,* sold c a r ow ner J oe B rady. ‘ W e ll get th is thin g right an d take tt right to the front.* T h e S K B o n u s w in n er In the T o u r T ype M odifieda w a s M ike C h risto p h er for the first time d u rin g the 32nd A n n u a l W o rld S e rie s. In the Late M odel 2 5 -la p feature It w a s O r­ lan d o 's D avid R ogers cap tu rin g the checkered flag ab o a rd h is TM R anch Chevrolet M onte C arlo to take h is secon d w in o f the W o rld Se­ rie s. R ogers took the lead from D ick A n derson on la p 16 w ith an o u tsid e p a s s com ing o ff turn two an d n ever looked b a c k after figh tin g h is w ay to the front from h is sixth p lace startin g position. *1 told you these gu ys get tough er every night a n d th is ts D ic k 's first night so h e 's goin g to b e a lot to u gh er.* so ld R oger*. “W h en b e w a s le a d ­ in g a n d I w a s ru n n in g second the gu ys called m e a n the radio a n d w e h ad slow ed dow n two o r three lO th s a n d D ickie la sm art enough to save h is tires an d m y c a r w a s feelin g good so w e m oved to the ou tside an d m ade the p a s s . *1 th in k 1 caugh t D ick a little b y su rp rise b e ­ c a u se after w e p ie s e d him w e w ere never able to sh ak e him the rest o f the n igh t." A n derson started on the outside o f row one and took the lead w ith an Inside p ass o f Low ell Bennett on lap fou r headin g into tu rn three and held on for 12 lap s until Rogers m ade h is w in ­ n in g p ass. “D ie car w a s good and It'll get better,* sa id A n derson . "W e ll take second tonight, but w e'll b e b a rk for first." Follow ing R ogers and A n derson acro ss the stripe to round out the top five w ere J u n ior H anley, J ason S ch u ler an d Tim Sauter. Jerry Sym ons o f N ew Sm yrna B each m ade the first night for the F lorlda/IM C A Type M odified* excitin g aa he p a ste d W ayne Parker with five la p s to go on the outside h eadin g Into turn three to g ra b the lead and hold on for the vic­ tory. Sym ons dodged a bu llet In the early going In the event aa a w reck sent him spin n in g a c ro s s the fron lstretch . *1 Just looked u p and saw the w hole track w as blocked so I Just closed m y eyes an d let the c a r go w h ere It w anted to,* sold Sym ons. “There w ere a bu n ch o f good gu ys ra rin g out there an d you can trust them an d you need that w hen you m ake a m ove to the outside to p a ss for the le a d * Follow in g Sym on s ac ro ss the fin ish lin e w ere Porker, Raym ond Lovelsdy. Ricky W ood and R andy H ecker to roun d out the top five. The Lim ited Late M odel feature looked l‘Ve It w as goin g to be the B rad M ay show for the third night tn a row , bu t w hen M ay 's Chevrolet w ou ldn 't refire after a red flag It w as C a n a d a 's N ick La Devi ch w ho cam e out on top In the 20lap afljfir an d garn ered h is first win o f the W orld S c rie s. T C M cE lyes finished second w ith Kevin D oh k r , B o b b y W ill an d C raig B raw n roun din g out the top five. M ay w a s ab le to get h is c a r retired an d jo in the field at the tall end, bu t w h ile trying to ch arge to the front he crash ed tn turn fou r brin gin g out the caution and H « h in g an y h o p e s fo r a third victory in a row. A rn o ld M ills o f O rlan d o captured the S p o rts ­ m an m ain event w ith C onrad G ren ier picking tg» h is first W o rld S eries w in this y ear in the M in i-' R («c h feature. Today’s sch edu le w as to have begu n with p ractice fay division at 1 p.m .. follow ed b y quoW ytng for the A ll-P ro Type Late M odels. N A SC A R /SK T o u r Type M odified* an d A m eri­ can R ace T ru ck s at 4 p.m . H eata fo r the N A SC A R /SK M odlfleda w ill b e ­ gin at 7 p.m . follow ed b y featu res tn M lnl-Stocka (3 5 la p s ), F lorld a/IM C A M odlfleda. Lim ited Late M odels, A ll Pro Type Late M odels, N A SC A R /SK T o u r Type M odlfleda, S portsm an (SO LA PS) an d A m erican R ace T ru ck s <35 la p s). McLaughlin grabs top spot for NAPA Auto Parts 300 M. N000SE. hie wito; and STATE OF FLORIDA FINANCE AGENCY, am County CourihouM North Port Avonuo, 1 *0lord. Samtoala County. Florida SST7I, at 11AO. o'efeet B NLOO Me 4th day ol March. 1BSS, Me (•Sewing ^laacribed prifa^h ua M i torth in aaid Order or FMM IT 44. SOUTH FIRST AOOinON. TO THE FLAT THEREOF AS RB00R0S0 M FLAT BOOK It . MOB *1-41. OF THE PUBLIC BICOROE OF EIM INO U COUNTY. F10M0A. Wyou ora * poraan wRR S dto- moviaion ol certain Pfeoao coniaci tho Court ot HST) m -4110 Within tom g ) MfeNMfea?M youare ******* RafeySorvic* (BOO* MEAT 70 DATED *1 laniard. February tnd. 1444 MARYANNE MOI MAMfANNEI A* Mark. Circuit Cwcuit Court By: Dorothy . W 1 Boilon Aa Deputy dor Clerk SMITH E MUTT. PA. SMI Ea*l Oakland Park Bautovard. Sutoa SM Fori Laudaidato. FL SSSM Puhlwk February 11,11, IM S 0CN-IS7 DAYTONA BEAC H _ M ike McLa ug h lin cap tu red the B u d Pole A w a rd fo r the F ebru ary 14 N A P A A u to P orts 300 T u esd ay at D ayton s In tern atio n al Speedw ay, ru n n in g a la p o f 47-335 secon d s, fo r on average ■peed o f 190.134 m ph in h is N o. 34 O o u ld s P u m p s C h e v ro ­ let M onte C arlo . M cLaugh lin w ill b e an the front raw for th e p rem ier event on B u sch S eries ach ed b y L ak elan d 's J o e N e______ek. w ho ran the secon d qu ick est i f i v o f 06 that attem pted a qu alifyin g run. N w n rrtirb turned a la p of 47.739 secon ds, fo r o n a v e n g e o f 188.525 m ph In h is M obility C hevrolet M on te C a rlo . T V e got a lot o f con fid en ce h ere,* ■old m M cLaugh lin , w h o q u alified d th ird a t D ayton a In 1996 an o nd nd w a s secon d fastest lo st y ear. T th in k everyone on the team feels like they a c ­ com plish ed som ething b y w in ­ t e r * the p o le. "T o start the se a so n w ith a pate is a great thing, n ow w e Just have to run good h ere • som ething w e haven 't b e e n a b le to do here tn th e post.* D ole E arn h ardt J r., son o f seven-tim e N A S C A R W in ston C u p cham pion a n d the a ll-tim e leadin g race w in n er a t D ayton a Date E arnhardt, q u alified th ird fastest fo r h is first race at the 2 .5 -m ile su perspeedw ay w ith ■ U p o f 166.139 tn the No. 3 A C D elco C hevrolet. H e w ill be Joined on the se c ­ on d row by C hevrolet d river J e ff Purvis, w ith B u ck sh ot J o n es, Ken S ch rad er, M att K enseth, B obby H U kn, In dy R a rin g League a ta r T ony Stew art and form er W o rld o f O u tlaw s sprint c a r ch am p ion D ove B U n ey ro u n d in g out the top 10. In T u esd ay's oth er action. M ike S m lm J r. w on the p o le for F riday's D isco u n t A u to P arts 200 presen ted b y A C Deteo R apidAre NASCAR G oody’s D ash S eries e v e n t Fin ally, no N A S C A R W in sto n C u p d riv e n opted to ru n du rin g th ird-rou n d q u alify in g fo r the D ayton a BOO, p referrin g to w u w i t f f t * g o wa n i n g u p ( h r i r co re fo r T hursday’s tw o G a to rode 125-Mite Q u alify in g R aces. T h e Lab onte broth ers w ill each start from the pole in the tw o 5 0 -la p recta, w h ich w ill set position s 3 -3 0 fo r S u n d a y ^ 40th A n n u al D aytona 500. B o bby Labon te captu red the B u d Pole A w ard fo r the D ay ton s 500 on S atu rd ay w ith ■ lo p o f 192.415 m ph, a n d w ill b e Joined on the front row fo r the first qu alifyin g race b y K en S ch rad er. T erry Labon te w a s secon d quickest in open in g tim e M o te , a n d w ill b e Joined on the fro n t ro w b y D ole E arn h a r dt tn the secon d qu alifyin g race. H is rem ain der o f the 4 3 -c a r field fo r the D ay to n s 800 w ill b e determ ined by sp eed s set d u rin g qu alifyin g an d/or se Icctra proviftloniui. T h e * O rest A m erican R ace,* the D ayton a 500 wtU take the green flag Sun day at 12:15 p.m . F or reserved seat tickets to T h u rsd ay 's G ato rsd c 125-M ile Q u alifyin g F rid a y 's R aces, aa — t --------IR O C /G oo y's ocn ci G ood D a sh 40th A n n u a l N A P A A u to P o rta 300, visit the f c id s f y T ic k e t O ffice o r c a ll (9 04) 253-7223. �Sanford HersM. Sanford, Flortda •Wednesday, February 11, - 3 B Seminole---------------Contlnnsd from Pag* IB It outacored Deltona 19-8 In the third quarter to build a 10-potnt lead, 43-33. "We shut them down In the third quarter and got a good run on defense In the final three minutes to build the 10-point lead,* said Tralna. "Then in the fourth quarter we didn't listen, didn't take care or the ball and missed a lot o f free throws and let them back Into the game. "With the 10-polnt lead we tried to alow the tempo and take care o f the ball, but when we slowed down we seemed to take ourselves out o f the game. Even when they got close and we wanted to run down the court with a lead you really ca n t and It got to look like a Keystone Cops routine. Luckily our poise and our experi­ ence o f having been there before helped us out somewhat.' Despite the problems, Arrow Force VI still had a comfortable lead going down the stretch. But Seminole missed the front end o f three one - a n d -one free throw tries and the Wolves capitalised, closing to within two points. Patrick helped Arrow Force VI maintain a lead by hitting four straight free throws, but Deltona got an easy layup off a fast break and Armando Camacho was fouled on a three-point attempt and made all three free throws to make the score 63-80 with 30-seconds leftBush hit one o f two free throws with 0:21 sec­ onds left and Seminole got the ball back on a turnover with 0:14 remaining. Arrow Force VI missed two free throws to keep the score 64-60, but the Wolves missed a three-point try with 0:02 on the clock and Cornelius Blue grabbed a big rebound to all but end the game, Seymore then closed out the scoring with a free throw and Seminole was off to the semifi­ nals. Patrick led all scorers with 15 points, while Daryl Redding added 12 points, Seymore nine, David Wagner eight and B J . Pratt and Blue seven points each. Chris Westhelle came off the ben ch to chip In w ith five points and B u sh hit tw o free throw s. C am acho led D elton a w ith 14 points, w h ile A lex Novltchkov ad d ed 14 poin ts a n d J o se R ivers 11 points. A rro w Force V I la n ow 2 2 -7 on the season an d w ill b e Joined In the sem ifin als b y Pine Ridge, w hich upset S p ru ce C reek, 64-46, In the o p e n ­ in g gam e o f the evening T u esday. Crooms second qu arter. C ro o m s got o ff five straigh t fo llo w s b e ­ fore Lee tipped It In . M eanw hile, on the defensive side o f the floor. Perkin s and M cC loud w ere block in g sh o ts a ll night, u sin g their su p e rio r ' to dom inate height advantage underneath. W a rn e r C h ristian tried to h an g with the P an th ers an d slum. No. seeded Mainland takes on Pine Ridge at 6 p.m. and Seminole challenges No. 2 seed Oak Ridge at 8 p.m. The Pioneers handed Arrow Force VI Its only home loss o f the season by two points back In December. The winners o f Friday's games will advance to the district championship next Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Bill Fleming, but more Importantly, Fri­ day's winners will be playing the regional quar­ terfinals next Friday no matter what happens on Tuesday. kept things close, but Crooms went on a 20-6 run early In the third quarter, which Included eight points by Lee. and the only question was If Crooms would get to 100 before a d ­ vancing to the second round. "It's so great that Crooms Academy got Into the districts and won for the first time In over 20 years,* coach Steve Carmichael said. "We got a lit- tie bit sloppy but I didn't mind the kids having some fun to ­ night." Carmichael made out a diffi­ cult schedule for the first-year Panthers, but It seems to be paying off. •When you schedule tough teams, It makes you better,' Carmichael said. Crooms upped Its record to 12-10 on the season. Softball B u t V au gh an In corporated w a sn 't fin ish ed, scorin g fou r ru n s in the bottom o f the seventh In ning and lo ad in g the b a se s w ith two o u t w h en a fly ended the gam e w ith T bday H om es p u llin g o ff the u pset. 13-10. Th en It w as D esign F oods' tu rn to sp rin g the u pset, scoring d g h t ru n s In the bottom o f the third taming a n d s ix run a In the bottom o f the fourth Inning to tak e a 18-4 lead over Vtvona's. V tvon a's tried to rally, scorin g fou r ru n s In the sixth inning an d six ru n s in the seventh Inning, b u t feu short, d rop p in g a n 18-18 decision . T h in gs w ere pretty m uch the sam e at C h ase P u k . a s P a u l's A u to an d T ru ck R epair scored (mala Tuesday night at Laka Mary High School. Rama startin g line up. w ho w ould h ear the call. S h e hit fou r o f fo u r free th row s In the p eriod and w a s defen din g p lay ers a ll and kept the team tn the game. over the court. S h e totaled IB That made a huge difference In points on the even in g. the outcome. They had to be­ "I think o u r Intensity m ade cause the Tigers were unre­ the difference tonight.* D ale lenting tn their defense. said. "Som etim es w e a re too in­ The Tigers eventually tied the tense. bu t tonight w e tried to game at 89-80 with 6:11 re­ keep a certain level w hile not maining In the game, but the getting out o f control. W e had a Rams came back to regain the really good practice yesterday lead, and then Manx went to and I think that h elped u s. | work. ' ' "" 1 lot. I Just can't ex p ress w hat U The Junior b u rle d a th reew ould m ean to m e to w in the p oin ter from the c o m e r a n d state ch a m pion s h ip , e sp e c ia lly then scored on a b a c k -d o o r M ace dm a sen ior. T h is ju rt layu p w h ile S n ow h a d h er b a c k gets u s on e step c lo se r," to the play to give Lake M ary a seven-point lead. M ary Leah Sutton w a s the Th rough out the entire even ­ C h icago B u lla lin e -u p In one ing. how ever. A sh lee D a lia n ce Player, defen din g like M ichael w as definitely the O en eral o f J o rd an an d rebou n din g Ufcg the troops. D espite co n stan t D en n is R odm an. S h e w a s the full court p ressu re from P e n sa ­ second leadin g scorer w ith 18 cola. she found w ays to find an d w orked the b o a rd s the en ­ the bask et o r a n o p e n player. tire evening. She killed h e rse lf throughout the entire gam e a n d c o n s is ­ tently rejuvenated h e r team ­ m ates. w h ile sco rin g 10 p o in ts o f h e r ow n. "I h ad to m ain tain m y c o m ­ p o su re out th e n ," P a lla n c c said. T h e third q u a rte r la a l­ team over the top. w ays cru cial w h en you p la y Lake M ary w a s ou tstan din g P en sacola and tonight w as a from the free throw lin e tn the killer. 1 never w orried w h en fin al tw o m inutes, hitting 11 o f they started to com e b a c k b e ­ 13 charity to sses to expan d the cau se I knew If w e played o u r lead. gam e, w e could n u ll It o u t " Pen sacola p u lled out a ll the stops again cutting the lead to a sin gle point, 0 0 -6 0 . w ith 1:88 left. T h is tim e It w ou ld S te p h a ­ nie D ale, the on ly sen io r h i the The A nal points o f the gam e apo ff free throw closed out the Lady R ains' w in . 73-81. "L au ren w a s really on a roll tonight and cou ld have d on e real dam age If sh e h ad n 't g o t­ ten Into foul tro u ble," B row n said . "B u t everyon e stepped q > an d played b a rd . S tep h an ie h ad 10 rebou n ds. M ary L eah h ad I I , Kelly cam e out tough an d o f cou rse A ah lcc. A sh lee h as the heart o f a lion an d If sh e 's p lay in g w ell. Lake M ary p la y s.w c U . 8 k e .d c fln lte ly .n m B R egional F in al m atch T am pa-K in g, w h ich knocked o ff W ellin gton from the P alm B each area. 56-41. It w ill b e decided today w h ere F riday n igh ts gam e w ill b e played. D oes the fact that their h a rd ­ est foe is out o f the w ay h in der th eir ability to get u p fo r tb s next gam e? W e are d o s e en ou gh now that w e aren 't goin g to k t an yth in g o ff the court effect o u r p U y on the c o u r t " It Is doubtful If an yth in g could keep the L ogy R am s fro m their goal. They are tough, they are good an d they have h e a r t T h ose are the needed tn gredlen ts far an y ch am p ion . P a u l's A uto a n d T ru ck R epair evidently liked whirlin g ao m uch th ey did It again In the secon d g u n e . B ouncing b a d e from 6-0 a n d 8 -6 d eficit's b y searin g seven ru n s in the bottom o f the sixth in n in g to upset the S h ark s. 14-10. T h e S h ark s, V au gh an In co rp o rated an d V tvon a's are a ll atm tied fo r first, now w ith 4-2 records, w ith D e a lp F oods a n d T oday H om es Just beh k id w ith 3 2 records. C om pletin g the stan dln ga are P a u la A u to an d T h ic k R ep air (2 4 ) an d the R en egades (0 -6 ). Next w eek. Today H om es h a s the d o u b leh ead er a t C h o se P u k again st the S h ark s at 7 p.m . a n d V a u g h a n In corporated at 8 p.m .. w h ile Bonnie Chaplin (two runs, RBI). Michelle Carroll (run, two RBI), Luanne Maclaaac (three runs): one hit _ Carol Gamer (double, run, RBI), Carol Norman (run. RBI), Mary Sechrest (run), Debbie Bcming. Design Foods: four hits _ Alme Ruedllnger (home run. two runs, two RBI): three hits _ Lori Gonzalez (grand slam, triple, run, six RBI). Liz Cannon (run. two RBI), Julia Knecht (three runs): two hits _ Margarita Lavazzo (double, two runs). Jennifer Hemphill (three runs). Rose Ann Mann, Tent Mann (taro runs each): two runs. RBI _ Jill Decker. Vtvona's: fo u r hits _ Leah S p a rro w (three run s, two R B I): three hits _ P a u la S on ger (hom e run. triple, d o u ble, two ru n s, two R B I). Becky S im p ­ son (three d o u b les, fou r R B I); two h its „ D ee W ald en (d o u ble, three ru n s, R B I], K athy K lin* genam lth (d o u ble, ru n ), Jodi O etm an (ru n . R B I), A ngle C a rp e n te r (th ree ru n s). D aw n N e ff (ru n ): one hit _ B a rb ie B artels (ru n . R B I). S u e N ick el); RBI _ S h ay B row n . P a u l's A u to an d T ru ck R ep air vs. R en egades: three hits _ B a rb M artin (ru n ): two h its _ Tam m y J a p e s (ru n , R B I). M id d Lew is (ru n ); one hit _ B elin da A n derson (d o u ble, two R B I). A n n L an za (run. B B t * . C aro l C rsn lck , M elissa Lan za (on e run each ). R enegades: tw o h its _ M ichelle B e m ln g (dou ble, R B I). D ebbie C ole (ru n ); one hit _ D iane C olan gelo (triple, R B I), M ary T lln sk l (ru n ). C o l­ leen D cgue: ru n _ U a a G arrett. P a u l's A uto an d T ru ck R epair vs. the S h ark s: two h its _ B elin d a A n d erso n (three ru n s, R B I), Tam m y J a p e s (tw o ru n s, tw o R B I); one h it _ C aro l Crm nlck (ru n , R B I). B a rb M artin . C ath y C aroson e (tw o R B I each ), M elissa Lanza (tw o ru n d , M ld d L ew is (ru n ): two ru n a > _ A n n L an za. D ln o W ilso n ; ru n w K im M yers. S h ark s: three h its _ Patty Polly (ru n . tw o R B I); two h its _ R obin B ish o p (dou ble, two ru n s, R B I), G lo ria E fird. Jen n y B low ers (on e run each): one hit _ D eborah V a n D em ark (dou ble, ru n ). J ack ie T alfo u r (ru n . R B I). D en ise S t a llin g (three R B I). K athy S pellm an (tw o R B I), T an ya O etger (tw o ru n s). S h eila S an d ers: ru n . R BI _ L isa B erg. Wednesday Men’s Lske Mary Softball League partm ent o f • W ed n esd ay M Slow pltch Son a ll rtx team s a gam e o f each a in the p a 38th the H u e s w on o n epm da th ro w in g tn e le w ay t k n r the p**, H u u s B la k e M u rray (tw o run a); one hit _ Joe D IB artolo; three runa J erry D tB artolo; ru n _ D ave B en n ett. C on tribu tin g on F ebru ary 4th w e re : Agltano C on struction : three h its _ Pedro A r d a (hom e run. d o u ble, run. three R B I): tw o b its _ W ayn e W illa rd (tw o ru n s, R B I): one hit _ M itch L ik a . on J an u ary that night a ll lo st. |ue into a sixsum w ktng trailed b n 9mB go in g ton in g, but to p u l out a Ion sco red ven o m O f the to w ith stood b ton in g to II. 4th, D .E . e t a t b s e a sy C o rp o ratio n h d r fa m e . ettan sco red e fleet three :30, 10-8. ek in g scared wttom o f the tontafl a n d (on e run each ), B . B e e 's H om ecooking: three b lta _ Curtto T a b o r (hom e run, tw o runa, fo u r R BQ , W .L . O racey (d o u ble, three ru n s, tw o RBQ, N ald a R o b e rt* (tw o ru n a); two b its _ C ra ig M crttrraon (dou ble, ru n . tw o RBQ. R aym ond H a ita fld d (tw o runs. RBQ. Tom G racey; on e hit _ D a le Peters (ru n . RBQ. M y rtd R d d . Tony H olley (on e n m each ). BtQy O racey (R B I), A gllan o C on struction : three h its _ Pedro A rete (hom e run, tw o run e, two RBQ; two h its _ J o e Mon tero (ru n . RBQ. Steve A gllano (R BQ . P a u l L tecao (n m ): on e hit _ W ayn e W illa rd b u n , R B I), M itch Liles (tw o one ru n each ), Steve A gllan o . E ddie R odriguez (tw o RBI each ), J oe M ontero (R B I); tw o ru n s _ C h u ck C ole. B rian H a rfe rd ; run _ D o u g B urleson . B eer :30: three htta _ D ave K aeberitn (R B I); tw o h its _ K yle B ru b ak er, J o e B iB a rto lo (tw o ru n s each ); o n e h it _ M ike M UIer (tw o ru n s, R B I). D ave B ennett (th ree RBQ, V ic D tB a r­ tolo (R B I), D ave C o es. B . B ee's H om ecooking: fou r h its _ C ra ig M erh r reon (tw o ru n s, tw o RBQ; th ree h its _ W .L . O racey (hom e ru n . three ru n s. RBQ, D ean De b oee p u n . three R B I); tw o h its _ B illy O racey (triple, run. three R B I). R o b o t Stevens (d o u b le, run. R BQ . Tam O racey (tw o run s, RBQ. M y rtd Rod (R B Q ; on e hit . Raym ond H a ita fld d . O tyg �Legal Notices IN THI CIRCUIT COURT O f T N I 1tTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASK NO. t7 -f 111-CA-14 G E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. Inc.. Plamtttf, vs EUOENE J. OKUN. •« N . D t lin d v t t NOTICK OF FORKCLOSURK SALK Notice it Hereby given that, purtuant to IHel Fmel Judgment ot Forecloture deled January ?»th, 1SSS. and entered In civil cate number 97-1111-CA-14, ot the Circuit Court of tbe IStfi Judicial Circuit in and lor Seminole County. Florida, wherem G E CAPITAL MORT­ GAGE SERVICES. INC.. It Plaintiff and EUGENE J. OKUN. it living, and all unknown par­ ro t claiming by. through, under and agamtt the above named deiendent(t) who are not known to be dead or alive, whether ta>d unknown paniee may claim an interact at tpoueee. heirc. deviteet. gianteet. or other claimtntt; BARNETT T E C H ­ NOLOGIES. INC.. A DISSOLVED CORPORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. DARRYL T. BROOKS, te/are Defendant!!). I will tell to the highett and belt bidder tor cath at the watt from door ot the Seminole County courthoute in Sanford. Seminole County. Florida, at 11 00 A.M. on the 74th day of February, 1494. the following described property at tot forth m maid Final Judgmant, to wit: LOT IS. OF BLOCK S, RESUBDIVISION OF BLOCK S AND TRACT A OF N. ORLANDO END ADDITION. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS. PAGE 74. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT VOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Datod the 74th day of January, 1444 MARYANNE MORSE Clerk ol Circuit Court By Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clerk COOILIS 4 BTAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suite 450 Tampa. Florida 11407 Telephone (111) S77-4004 CAS *47-01404 Pubbah: February 4, 11, 1444 D E N IS IN TNK CIRCUIT COURT OF TNK 1STN JUDtCIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA M AN D FOB BKMIROLK COUNTY ju N ts m o n o N d iv is io n CASK NO. S7-9T1S-«A-14-A ACCUBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MEDALLION MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. VS THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, devteeea. granleet. a* tig neat, kenorc. creditor*, trueleet, or other eteimonla claming by. through, under or agemel JAVNE A LINKE. OSCEASED. and WAYNE LINKE end JO UNKB. at e l . Defendants OF FONSCLOSURK BALI Notice I* pursuant to that Final Judgment ol Foredoeure dated January 10th. 1444. and entered M cMI cate number 47-1714-CA-14-A of the Circuit Court ot the I I S Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County. Florida, wherein ACCUBANC MORT­ GAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MEDALLION MORTGAGE COM­ PANY. la PlalntlN and TNK UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREOITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS claming by. through, under or against JAYNE A UNKE IF UVINO. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMINQ BY. THROUGH UNDER AN0 AGAINST THE ABOVE NAMEO DEFENDANT!!) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AB SPOUSES. HEINS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ON OTHER CLAIMANTS. ALTAMONTE VIL­ LAGE II CONDOMINIUM. INC . UNITE0 STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPART­ MENT OF REVENUE, le/era Defendant)!). I ertM ee* te the higher I and bet I bidder for caah at the w ell front doer of the Seminole County courthoute in Sanlord. Seminole County. Florida, at 11:04 A M. ,1 " the following deecnbad sugar fy aa eel forth la paid Final THAT CERTAIN CONOOMMHUM PARCEL KNOWN AB UNIT 411. BUILDINQ SOS. ALTA­ MONTE VILLAGE II AND AN UN0IV1DC0 1 SS47SSS INTER­ EST IN THE LAND COMMON ELEMENTS AND COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL IN ACCOR­ DANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE COVENANTS, CONDI­ TIONS. RESTRICTIONS. TERMS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THAT DECLARATION OF CON­ DOMINIUM OF ALTAMONTE VILLAGE II. AS RECORDED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 111!. PAGE SIS THROUGH 541 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. AND AMENDED IN OFFICIAL RSCOROS BOOK 1SS3. PAGE 4S4 THROUGH SSS OF SAI0 PUBLIC RECOROS. NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT VOU ARE AOVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DSEME0 TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Deled Ihe tad day el February. Aa Clerk of dw Court By Dorothy W. Belton Aa Deputy Clerk COWL!5 S STAWIAASKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Tampa. Florida 11447 Telephone (111)577-400* CAS *47-01447 Pubheh February 11. IS. 1SSS DEN-104 Legal Notices IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS SIOHTSBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASS NO. 44-14S4CA DIVISION t* K GREYSTONI SERVICING CORPORATION, INC.. A VIRGINIA CORPORATION, Plamtlttla). v*. DONALD W KNUOSEN, at al. Oofend emit) NOTICK OF FORBCLOSURB SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purtuant to an Order Reteheduimg Forecloaure Sale dated January 74th. 1(4*. and entered M Cate NO *4-1474 CA ol the Circuit Court of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein OREYSTONE SERVICING CORPORATION. INC., A VIRGINIA CORPORA­ TION It the Plaintiff and DON­ ALD W. KNUOSEN. COROLYN KNUDSEN. DONALD L. SULLI­ VAN. KIM SULLIVAN; THE RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC. c/o Anne H. Ruatell. R.A.; and THE CROSSINGS MASTER COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. c/o Jama* W. Hart. Jr . R .A are the Defendant!. I will *e« lo trie highett and beat bid­ der for caah al the Weet front door ol the Seminole County Courthouaa, Sanford. Florida at It KM a m . on the 14th day of February, 1S4S. the following deteribed property aa tat forth m laid Final Judgment: LOT 17. BLOCK I. THS RESERVE AT THE CROSSINGS PHASE TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO IN THE PLAT BOOK IS. PAOES SO THROUGH 57. PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH THE FOL­ LOWING DESCRIBED PERSON­ AL PROPERTY: RAMOE/OVEN. WITNESS MV HAND and the aeal of this Court on JANUARY 74th. 1440. (SEAL) Maryanne Morae Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jean Bndant Deputy Clerk Echevarria. MeCal la. Raymar. Barrett E Frappier Poet Office Boa 1410 Tampa. FL 11401 F440S1110 ■ones In accordance with the American* DtaabORie* Act, per•one needing a apecial accom­ modation to participate In nut proceeding should contact the Individual or agency sanding notice not leler than eeven (7) day* prior la the proceeding al the addreet given on the notice. Telephone: 407-11141M oat. 4117; 1-BOO-SSS-S77I (TOO) or 1-400-545-0770 (v); via Florida Relay Service. Publish: February 4, 11. 1440 DEN-17 m t h e o m o u it c o u r t OF TNK 1BTN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA SSMINOLB OOUVTY OS NS HAL j un lo o te r io n d iv is io n CASK BO. ST-11BS-OA-I4 A CHAU MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHSMICAL " RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A MARGANETTSN t COMPANY Inc . Ptombft. VS O RAY BACKLUND A/K/A OUV RAY BACK!UNO and SABRINA BACKLUNO A/K/A SABRINA NANCUN A/K/A SABRINA COTTRELL, al si.. NetIce I* hereby plven that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment of Faradoeur* dated January SOW. ISBS. end entered la chrH case number S7-1ISS-CA-I4 A Of Me CUcuM Court of the 15th Judicial Circuit la and far Semina la Courtly, Florida, wherein C H AU MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A CHSMICAL RSSI0CNT1AL MORTGAOS CORPORATION F/K/A MARGANETTEN S COM­ PANY, WC.. M PlainUR and O. RAY BACKLUND A/K/A OUV RAY BACKLUNO. SABRINA BACKLUNO A/K/A SABRINA NANCSSN A/K/A SABRINA COTTRSLL. STEPHEN WOLK. HELEN WOLK. STEVEN J. WOLK. ___ _ UNKNOWN PER­ SON!!) IN P O S U U IO N OF THS SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY 41 N/K/A NANCY LAPORTE. • ■UNKNOWN FSRSONfS) IN POSUtSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY 4S N/K/A JOSEPH LAPORTE. ta/eia Defendemlt). I wM * * « lo W* highett end beet bidder lor il lb* weet fiont door of emfnele County courtIn Seatord. Samlaele County. Fiends, sf 1144 AM. on the 4W day of March, 1444. ty t t set forth In aoid Final Judgment, lo wtt. LOT 7, BLOCK 11. WEATH­ ERSFIELD FIRST AOOITION. ACCORDING TO THS PLAT THSRSOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK I t . PAOCS 44 AN0 47. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SSMINOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THS FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT VOU ARS ADVI4 (0 THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DUMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANT INFORMATION OBTAINED MRU U USED FOR THAT PURPOU Dated Pm tad day al February. I ttt . Aa Clark of the Court At Otputy Clerk COOtUt S STAWIAASKI 4414 Roy I (SIR 477-4044 C M *47-41445 PubIMb: February 11. IS. 11 0CN-1U The rapuMr orutuM m * W p | 4* the etockhoidort of CMuan* Bank of 0 *1*0*. Oviedo. FMrido arts bo hold M Drive. Oviedo. FloridO M 4 *0 on Wodnooday. February I t , I t t t far the purpteo at conaM- Legal Notices County Court Seminole Caunty, Florida Cave 4 4 7 -4 4 4 7 -C C -f t-Z The Etlela ol Hattaway. PI# intill vt Ronald M Loper Delandant NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that by virtu* ol Ihal certain Wnl ol Eaeculion ittuvd out ol and under the teal ol the County Court ol 5arm no la County. Florida. Cate • 471S47-CC-11-Z upon a final ludgmenl rendered In Ihe eloretaid court on the ISIh day ol January A D 1444 In that cer­ tain ett* entitled The ( t i l l * ol Hattaway. Plaintiff vt Ronald M lo p er. Oalendant which aforesaid Writ of laeeutlen waa delivered lo me at Sheriff ol Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon all Ihe right, till* and Inleretl ol Ihe defen­ dant! in the following deecnbad property, void prop­ erty being located In tanunol* County. Florida, more particu­ larly detenbed aa follow! Office equipment end auppliet Contact Sheriff'! Office tor Inventory hat and the undaraignad at (hentl ol Stminol* County. Florida, will t l 11 00 A M on the 14th day ol February A D 1441 offer lor tale end tall lo Ihe hlgheal bidder. FOR CASH IN NANO ARO SUBJECT TO ARY AND ALL KXISTINO LIBNB. al 1441 corporal* Square Drive. Unit 141. Longwood. Florida, Ihe above detenbed property That teid tale it being mad* to aetltfy the term* ot ttua Wftt of Bieeutlen Donald F Ethnger. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida NOTICE REGARDING THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT OF 1444. PtRSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE. 1145 1STH STREET. SANFORO. FLORIOA. AT LEAST FIVE OATS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS 1447) ISO-5440 TOO (407) 171 1111 Published: February 11, IS. 1544 with Sal* being held on February 14. 1444 OEN-114 M TNS CMCU7T COURT OP TNS 14TN JUDtCIAL CMOUIT, M M B FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA. O A U Re. 47-4441 -CA-14-A FIRST INDIANA BANK Plaintiff v* WILLIAM N BARTLETT, el. #1. Defendant* NOTICE OP FORBCLOOURB SALS NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN purtuant to an Order or Final Judgment entered In Case No 47-114I-CA-14-A of the Circuit Court of Ihe ISTH Judicial Circuit In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florid*, wherein FIRST INOIANA BANK. PtamilN. and WILLIAM N. BARTLETT, at. t i . ere defendant!. I wlii t«H to the h*gh*tt bidder tor caeh at Me W etl Front Door el the Sanford. Florid*, si Me hour of It 00 RfiL. gn.the 5th Gay of March. IBS* ‘ the following LOT f. BLOCK 0. BAUSALI TO. •ICTION TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RSCORDCD IN PLAT BOOK SO. PAOES 44 AND 41. PUBLIC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA DATED thl* tnd day ol Fobruoty. 1444 Clerk Ciraeft Court By: Dorothy W. Deputy Ctorfc ROOM 0. BBAR. P A RO “ FL NOTICS OF 0ALS PUBLIC AUCTION IN PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATUTES 71175 THE FOL­ LOWING VEHICLE WILL DE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON TUESDAY FEBRUARY t t . 1444 AT 10 00 AM AT CORTES TOW­ ING SERVICE. 145 ORANOE AVE LONGWOOD FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO AS IS WITH NO TITLE GUARAN­ TEE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BIO DIDOINQ STARTS AT AMOUNT OWEO FOR TOWING AND STORAGE VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK 1) 1545 NISSAN SENTRA YIN * 1N4QD11S4KC757541 1) ISIS JEEP COMANCHE VIN * 1JTWES5710TU4711 1) 1417 CHEVROLET CAPRICE VIN I 1Q1BIS125HX105074 4) 1441 HONDA ACCORD VIN * JHMSZS41XCC101741 5) 144S CHEVROLET CELEBRITY VIN * IQ 1AW15R4Q1700(41 D i m CHEVROLET CAMARO VIN • 7Q1FP77K4T1171441 7) 1447 CHEVROLET PICKUP VIN 4 lOCECI4M1VZ70457S t ) 1444 PONTIAC S000 VIN * taZAN15Z!S1Z55712 4) 1*47 FORD LT VIN • 7FA0P11D0CD111014 101 1440 YAMAHA RT 100 M/C VIN » JYA1ULW04LC000549 Pubhah February 11.1444 DEN-171 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS BIBHTBBMTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT •ft ADD FOR MMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CABS B O rAS-tSTA-C A- 14-L SUN BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. • nation*1 banking aeeaclation. Plaint rtf, v*. TI MACUAH VENTURI, a Florida general pertnerahlp. TOOKI LAND AND OCVtLOPMINT COMPANY, a Florida corporation. SANFORD FRUIT CO., a Florida corporation. LINKS OSSION. INC.. 4 Florida corporation. PROFESSIONAL ■NOINSIRINO CONSULTANTS, INC., 4 Florida corporation, RON OARL Mid SYLVIA OARL. hit wife. Defend ante NOTICS DF SALS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IB HEREBY OIVEN that pureuant to the Amended Judfment of Faroetaeura M.M * 4 .11 .. SOI Park Avenua. Sanford, Bamlnala County. Florida, hnfwaan 11*0 a m and 1 *0 pm . on tha 14th day at February. 1000, tha pcsparty deecnbad on lih ib n "A* EXHIBIT *a * Lata 110 and 117. TMLACUAN UNIT 14. FHA0S 1. be ending la Mo pM* Me roof a* recorded In PIM Bee* 44, Papa* *4 Mrouah •1. Mcluohr*. PubUc Reeerde of Bendnoto Ceimty. Florida. WlTNBBB ary band and eRleial eeef of ana Cowl « Barnard. County, Florida, MM Legal Notices HOTVCB TH I FOLLOWING PROPIRTV WILL H I SOLD OR O THIRW IBI DiSPOSID OF AT A SALt TO DC H IL O AT SAIO UNIT OR L IA S ID SPACt AT LOCK SAFI. 7t50 W IS T 7STH S T R U T . SAN­ FORD. FL 17771 ON THE 14TH OF FEBRUARY. 144S AT 17:00 NOON FOR CASH •704 • KENNEY JORDON. 1501 MCCARTHY AV SANFORO. FL 17771. COUCH. 0C0. SHELF. CHAIRS. END TAR IE. MISC BOXES. •257- SELEN I TERRELL. 107 MCKAY BLVD SANFORO. FL 17771. CLOTHES. TALL LAMP. 7 FLOWER LAMPS. SHOES. ANO MISC. 1771 • KASEV LENZ. 704 BAYWOOD CIR SANFORO. FL 17771, SUITCASES. MISC. BAGS AND BOXES. WOOD GATE. DATED THIS OAV JANUARY tlT H . 1441 PUBLISH FEBRUARY 4TH, 199* ANO FEBRUARY 11TH. 1999 DEN-7 IN THS CIRCUIT COURT OF THS ISTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IK ANO FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIOA OBNBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CABS NOl 97-1474-CA-14K NORWEST MORTGAGE. NIC. PLAINTIFF VS. PENNY PAUL SPOTO A/K/A PENNY P SPOTO. IF LIVNIQ ANO IF DEAD. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIM. DEVISEES. OPANTCEB. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREOITOM, TRUSTIES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BV, THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST FERRY PAUL SPOTO A/K/A FERNY P SPOTO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OP FENNY PAUL SPOTO A/K/A FIRRY P SPOTO, IF ANT. SAUBAUTO CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION, INC.; M l GO MORTGAGE CORPORATION. •TATS OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AE UNKNOWN TENANTS •N POSSESSION DEFENDANT 15) NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to • Summary Final Judfment ef force leeure dated November 14th. 1447. entered m Chnl Caee No. 47-1474-CA14K of tha CircuR Court of tha ISTH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanford. Florid*. I wM can lo the hiphe et and boat bidder far caah al hoof dear ef Courthe tree of R e SEMINOLE County Caurthouaa located at M l N. Fart Avenue In Sanford. Florida, at 11:00 a.m. on the 14th day of February. 1444 following deecnbad property aa 4*4 term Final A Wen*. PJL PO. Baa BIS Orlande, FL SS041 «. 11. I I 0BN-B1 UNIT A. BUILOWG 1. BAUBAL•TO. A CONDOMINIUM ACCOROdfG TO THS DECLA­ RATION OF ____ RSCOROSO M O. PADS SIS. ANO AB M THS PUBUC RSCOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA. TOGETHER WITH AN UNOfVIOSO INTERESTS M THE COM­ MON ELEMENTS AND COM­ MON EXPENSES OF SAM) CON­ DOMINIUM AS BET FORTH IN THE DECLARATION OF CONOOMRMUM ANO AAIENDMENTS THERETO. Da4ad pee ttth day of January. 14M. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MOPES Clark of Ihe CbcuN Court M T10 GA-15-K FE0SRAL HOMS LOAN MORTGAOI CORPORATION. Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF O AV» J. STERN. PJL ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l E. Urtverefty Drive Sun* toe Ptartaltan, FL 11114 (454)111*040 47-14*44 In 04C4 (COURT SCAU MARYANNS M0RBC Aa Clark of Ma ClrouR Court M r. Thomna B. . I I . IS. 14M DSN-104 ------ -11 *-■» A lM l— A 1 - . . = - 0 A M BO. B f-IM I-B A -1 4 -8 BANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . not In lit tndtvtdua! ch arity behalf of fmel 1441-1, MICHAEL A KOLACUNKO. ot Ol.. OetondonKt). OF F NOTICt IS HSRSBV OIVBN purtuant tuanl to a Final Judgment ot Forecloaure No. B7-1B41-CA-14-K. of the EIGHTEENTH Judicial CbeuM M end tor SSMINOLB County. Florida whorotn BANKERS TRUST OOMPMV OF CALI­ FORNIA. N A . not In Me Indhrtd but lee on behel l o l *o *4 »* mortgage true! 1445-1 I* Plaintiff and MICHAEL A. KOLACUNKO. ot ol.. *7* I tHS toM to MO In tha Wool Rant door ol Mo Courthouaa, la Bnatofd, SEMINOLE County. Florida. At 11*# a i t o'etoek on tha 17M day of March. 1444 Me tadewterib M aoM Final LOT a. BLOCK *A*. OAK ARBOR. ACCORDMtO TO TNS FLAT THSRSOF AS RSCOROSO M PLAT BOOK I S BAGS I S PUBLIC RSCOROS OF BSBHHOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA b/h/4 •IB Aeoro Lone. Longw e S Florida 51754 OATSO Ml* MM day ef JANU­ ARY. 1BBS. MARYANNS MOWM , Aa Clark *1 aeid Court By Dorothy W. Aa Deputy Clark Faber S Orbiti. P. A. 14741 Coral Otble*. Florida M14S (144) 441-4115 need * epeclel i to panic Ip* t* In Ml* contact NANCY I . MCGEE; JANE OOS artto of WILBURN R. MOSES; SOUTHEAST I CIVIC ASBOCIAT10N, SIC. a Ptorida Nat-Per-PrefN CerperpUan d/b/l CHULA VISTA ABBOCUmON; end UNKNOWN TENANTB/OWNCRB; 4. I t . I I DSN-1 IB CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 407/322-2611 AUTOMOTIVE DCTAKERS SrirrlTrrtlongwoocVOrtjndo Good kicomn Potential Benefit! Aher 90 Day! Tbpft Sort 407 743 1055 Orlando-Winter Park 407/631-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS PRIVATE PARTY RATES 14Times.... $.68/line 8 AM - 5 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLOSED SATURDAY A SUNDAY 7 Times..........$.84/)ine 3 Times........$1 09/line AVON EARN TO 10% COMM Fl*i Hr*. Sendl: 111-1141 tnd. Salas. Rap. 8 5 8 5 1 1 8 AVON NEEDS rep* • Out area See hrafi queMy product!, earn good U f . (Mi hourf 321-718? 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Pill Tima poamon Dabary office No nineemy- Muel bo H A H t - t t ll HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES D A M NO.I 47-1411-CA-K FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. P I 14S4 PU T NORTH ANO S I * 4 FEET EAST OF THE SOUTHWEST COMMA OF THE NORTHWEST IN OF BBOTION BE. TOWNSHIP El SOUTH. RANGE EE BAST. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NUN NORTH PARALLEL TO TNS 1/4 SEERS FEET, THENCE BAST 154*4 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 154*0 FEET TO THS POINT OF HALF OF LOTS t ANO B, BLOCK 1. UNRECORDED PLAT OF CHULA VISTA. A t a r t t o 4 aecMng how to- ' i to Bto UCF WPS to (wing RICHARD I. NELSON and KAREN L. NELSON, hi* artto; at si.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pureuant to the Final m Forceleeure deter 14 th, ISM . and entered In ----NO. B7-14f1 CA 14 K Of Die CVCi* Court of the 14th Judicial Circuit m and far County. FitfMt, FIRST UNION NATION- g ’ LeyOrtr PUm’ T d i Beop Pay* •OOIKT MOMS making Bom ig t m i l' ’ rvf •FSdW Program* -gmarta Equta* TART, OUEBT BERVICa REBBNTTIWt . Aarty In to Hom i bm 17178 Ana . Ortando EOC 1w _OTRagL/Oae* ACtX.n 1*00*74*080 Mon-FdONy. EOE I-No coal tar _____ilotion la F le ln liN ___ RICHARD I. NELSON. ST A L . “ * • • i aria ead eoiRe For atort-up MVH rtp too. MAX. >30-00 cue to CALYPSO VAIVETY, 1454 aa «bo 14th day of M m ary. IBM. « tha Waal Front County It N. Fart A *a, Sanford. FL 11771. dip forth In sold Order or Final AS CLERK OF THE COURT D r Per*My W. SaAan I M ai AO. ■to County M. Poik PIM Bask M Paoa 51 of PM M M Record* of (BEAU MARYANNE MORSE Clerk of CircuR Court BY! Dorothy w. BeRon PtRrty Ctort E.11.11 CELEBRITY CIPHER Lot S. HUNTER# POMT-GBCTION TWO-PMABE 1 1M Pkeeeanl Run Ceurf Longweed. FL 11774 DATED ol Barton County. Florid*. M e !4Pi day pf xtotto 11. I S I I 71— Help Wantad PO. NANCY I . MCGEE: Florida u r n . MIOPM Dm prior lo Me Tefe phene: (447) 4117. I 444 BBS 4771 (TD0| 4* 1-404-455-4774 (V) M M H U s DEN-7 Legal Notices 7/ 4 8 ■Snntcxd Herald Sanford. Florida - Wednesday. February 11. • com I . SlmamRt. PA. BOO Carparato Drive. SuRa El* Fart MudwdMt. FL 1MS4 FubSMK Fehruary 5.11, IBM 0SN-M ' I L F ZSAFWUFU WMVSFUWHXF BAS RAK F M ILF 8LF88J UFTIL TM 8A XF KA UF X P F F I J R L P I P XTMEWPV, A 8 AM UT RM ■IF F X. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: Tn every generation there has lo be ftom a jo ol who wtt apeak fha truth as ha i m i N-* — Boris • naaeyNCA.be 11 �71— Help Wanted 71— Hslp Wsntsd 71-H elp Wanted LABOR RITE P/T CASHIERS A COL DRIVERS PART-TTM I recaptwmtt/aecretary Apple computer tkMa mg, tTUtC helpful, filing C al Linda atI 330-4674 Sanford Herald. Sanford, Florida •Wednesday, February 11, K IT 'N ' CA RLYLE ® by l-srry Wright 1 4 1 — H o m e * F o r S a l# “ "W W 4U " " 100 ♦ MEN ft WOMEN NEEDED D U y work-Oaky pay w a d N im n S A LE S P E R S O N N E ED ED COME WORK WITH THE BEST LABORERS NEEDED FO R U N D ER G R O U N D U T IL IT Y C O N TR A C T O R MCALTM M M U M Ct M O 401K P lM ID M O H M Itllm ^ketay ta Wt>ll»0 0 »4 LABORERS NEEDED Pavement Marking company torohmg to* laborer* Travel it rrq Starting pay 27/hr w heiitn benefit* C la u D he r*q EOE woman encouraged to apply Drug Fra# Wort Place For more i«o cal 321-tQtO_____________ LAKE MARY CHILO CARE CENTER looting lor retponu­ bia. dtpandabta. ft arpenancad care grvar lor vaned age group* Ptaa*acM321-3344___________ LARRY'SJ-AWN ft TREE E i partancad Halpava Needed ________C a a m -»4e i________ LAWN MAINTENANCE Commercial account*, a iper ■ Mutt hove COL Llcenaa. Ado Iv In N n o n : 700 French Ave, Bento id Scotty1* PHONE PROS « comm • bonus F/T or P/T Rotated atmoephere-imokmg ok. Debtee or M*e 767 0370 NY looking tor P/T or F/T TECHNICIAN Wm*5 aipen ance requaad Cad 1 M at. SAM TO LABOR READY to o a y -a,/■ French Ave (407) 869-0444 R IG H T HAND MAN N eeds 78 w orkers dally, •ftft eign on bonus to new em*fitre pay to drtve rt•Open 5 am MAKE MONEY, at much or I I km* at you want wtai Snail** ft AT A T t N Butmet* Program ISO m e Management appkcanl eqwn •need n latl toodt operehon* Very good taiary Apply to per ton 1*05 Soudi Franco Ave Santont Leee Fame T 20 ao m v wk |&hr > comm Mutt be or • gam/ed dependable ouod phone ft people Mule Backgnxmd check CELL TEL CE E M I ft. French Ave. a l e s a s s is t a n t 1 A & N fULL-tlM fe PAY FO R P AR TTIM E W ORK!!! Ealebkthed Route! Newtpaper dekvery lor Santord Area Earn money whke liking a drive m the country Apply m SANFORD HERALD *00 N French Avenue. SECURITY OFFICER JO * Training Armed ft Unarmed Brandy ft Aeeoc. (*4- 7*44 S w ip lo y m w r t Working Central Florida for YOUI (407) 322-3044 Car ft ta*i»ane* Needed Weekend/ FREE 331-574ft MILL WORKER ArWor cabmetry aip needed tor ratlauram lumaura manutacturat »lO -12Atr Contact Joe or Jute a l M S A IM _______________ R g g id s n tla l C le a n in g MOLLY M A P IS IM WK ) F/T *M-F * M a n . w m Traiii. «a r-rs7 e o v r. Iwing aapanenoed COOKS, VteSRS A D S W S A M L Top pay. paid vacation! r t year Medical banafat a O'ug Free Wort place 650 E SR Aft Watl ftanford 07-1*0-7771 ft 3770 Orlando I Dr 17-M ftawtarta 407 *21DENNYS RESTAURANT. MATHEWS ASSOCIATES. INC S4S Hcfcman Cacta Santord. FL M 771 ___________ EOE Esp tor a downtown European *7y4e cata Ftai hour*, day* ft occasional Friday evening* Apply 70S E t il St. Santord 3217704 __________ SEWtNO MACHMC OPERA­ TORS W»nt#d tor Manna can­ vas production S* Habta Eapa noO 327-1125________________ S H IN G LE IN S TA LLE R S Iw ili SH IP P IN G C L E R K SBitw •No day oh her*! M E0 IC A L M L U N Q U 5Q/hr •Fantastic Benefit* BO O K K EEPER SNEQ •Manuel to Computer SH O P TR A IN EE $7Atr •Work wan Uachmaa M A IN TEN A N C E S tO rtv-Ja c k of M Trades W A R EH O U SE 87/t* •Loam a l Phatet W O O D S H O P S U P ER V IS O R $2M v - Manuf Background Percrson maui fabricator need* an mdnndual w/ aipananc* m screening on matal surface* Etc*dent working cond. bene­ fits ft opportunity tor advance­ ment C al 32f - 74S4 to arrange mtermaw at N Santord tocakon TKE ecSTALLERBMELPCRS Needed Own loota and tranaport— * _____ ELfCnM CIAN B ft HsMlW TOP PAY. BENEFTTS rawd ft comm DFWP Apply Santord Electric 7S72 8 Park Dnve W H IR L WANTED: InOvidual* who are seeking a fuKkkno^ peopl* or*entated career GREAT amptoymant environment, protoeawnel status and benetits Consider the career ol Denial Assisting Formal education ol 1700 hours Leading to Stale and National credentials Work in a Iasi paced, high lay technical, ever changeig career in toe allied health held oI Dental Asawring CM Orange Technic el Canaan Orlando Tech Dental m ani 407-aeft-TMO. eat Whether you are already to toe work pleoe. reedy to re-eniar or lust tooling to toe M ura they have a program daegnad tor W 91— Apartmanta/Homss to Shara SENSOR WITH tm al dog needs to share home near 17 92 Please ca* 323 5495 y -B rie f tfwei*> Neman* F iW t ll 106— DupMx/Tripiax WEEKLY RENTALS » tartan | m ( 77/wh Eketonc Oowntown *30-447) 2 brtrm, A C . 1111 WtaowAve ( 37Vvion O w ta W S m T ^ EFFICIENCY nt *oonvemsm 373-ftOOS 114— WarsbouaWRantal S p its met Laundy. phone, and U uee SftS-SSO a weak 324-4964 PRIVAT1 LONOW OOO HOME Prtv entrance Fum. cable. A/ C H S , weedy amp H V w S * ISOkMp B34-B2S7____________ ROOMMATE WANTED 2/2, plush condo. Sft&/*h uta met . new SCC *21-U K In AM. 97— Apartmanta WAREHOUSE SPACE- S.000 •q h ■/ S00 *q It Mr cond oMce Dock hermit ft drive to 223 2S^£13L 117— Commercial LEASE Pren* showroom ft warehouse *10 970 tq R. SR 441 homage 407-S7S 2S00 ORIc* 1 BORM COTTAOE 7 ns out ol town SOOtak «a bd* tod Good tar Stop* person C al 330- IN S SANFORO Htatonc drstncl 2/1 STSQhridy . UOQtdap uta n d L a m . Santord Commerce Ctr tocstad M Park Ava ft 2Sto St 2 as appros 3 000 M ft 1300 (I tw pw pa* year Parking » abundant C a l John Gay al Stocky Commercial. Lie Real W a tH ffH iro t _______ OFFICE/W HSt 3 000-15 000 M From $3 M Prime tocakon Hwy 17-42 Santord. 1 U horn Aaport Unfumiahad M A R IN E R 'S V IL L A G E LAAI ADA t HORW W'btaO » Bonn ssTonso ano ue 1SOt W IM Street 1( 0Sioo sq k. ftSSIVmon ft UP BEVERLY B. MASON REALTY _____ ivum m . 1S00 aq It wWi ttm m lane*. C l tontog SSOOtSaOOeUx STBItTROM REAL­ TY Am 0oyW..322- 323-4(70 ROBELEA VkXAB an Bpirtaf -S4IBSftMtah t/t 8cm pako. hardwood boor*. 4/3 Spkt pun Over 1 800 aq. A. Appl. toed. 2 car gar ITS JOO 4/2 OVER 2.000 aq fit Uv/drV tamrirptc CrpVwkshop 1112.(00 M Bap. Motoer to taw quarters Over 2500 u It f ‘A i n 119— om ca Space For f >* i <• i.t irj i i *» i W ERE BCLUNO H O M S Ca* a Sanford tpectekM. Jarmgan propariiaa. Aa* tor DM W iderS23-31M a r .......... 1S3— Acreage Lot For 1J 9 ACMES tocatod to Santord Zoned rewdamwl C a l tor datata (407) 321-4*55 BULDMiO LOTS o4 477 acroaa bom Suntand Eitata* DELTONA 10 acre* Ideal lor tarrmng or nuraary* Zoned agricuftural S3.90(V ACRE Sm down wriowrer hnance 904- 7*71772 er ( 04- 717OAKRKM E FARMS - Oween/ OMtona are* 10 acres. O u t tor hone* or came farm Uotxta home or homewie Zoned agn ( 44.900 Fmancmg aval wt am am (904) 797-4300 156— Condominiums For Sale SAN O UW O O O -t/1 Upstart New mx* ft O V A overaooks poof WM pwwCifpw I MODCiO to (25200 Caa 322S315 157— Mobile Homaa For Sale C H A 10 X 20 awing Many EX TRASH S31-770S " ' PARK AVE. I Homes ( 3.000 to SS.OOa EM Up A MOva B l BPE OAU 1 100 *q II ft 1*1 SMB A MONTH OtoceSDrags 3210110 or 333-2Sft4 VPBB IM to 1000 r menong OURT1 r~~ CARRIAOC C O V I 24b44 ft/t S3 Skyene Spta ptan. near carpet w ry ft Mp M *tg ( 1(090 n/o.mmm- JLL l toil 1-88M 7I 788I SALES REPRESENTATIVE OPPORTUNITIES DAY BED White. Victorian ifyta with 2 twin mattrataai ft trumse Never used 2300 407- Pywm money down. V ! «/ mground pool 177-7341 Navels, md orspetrues, tanger­ ine* Freeh From Grove W# BAGGft MARKET shp 922-3441 223— Miscellaneous FREE SAMPLE Reg Nun* goes horn sue 20 to ft Ouaran* « results 407-442-0112 W O LFE TA N N IN G B E D S TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE! CommeraaHiome umta from 2199 00 Low Monthly Payment* FREE Color Catalog CM TOOAY 1-900-711-0159 MATTRESS SALE • Ful Mm used box spring* 4 me met* 245 00 Larry’s Mari 322-4132 230— Antlqua/Classlcs 187— Sporting Good* 19 IMPALA S3 conv Runs good, need restoration 22.000 1 0 6 0 CM 324-1157 or 324-2339 EACMAF1CS Brand new Raaboh •port shoes, u 9-9 t/2. Coat 235. m * tor 210. used 29 Cel 323-4744 70 OOOOE Charger 440 CU eng. rebuilt 727 tram 454 gears 2400GOBO 324- 1157/324-2339 199— Pats A Supplies 231— Cars For Sal* FOR SALE • American P « BuV Terner puppta* Big head, big boned, good Wood knea Par­ ent* on pmmtaea Must see to appreciate Taking deposit* Pick yot* puppy now* 0* warned t vaccinated, aval 2/24/94 2150 Please can (407) 434- 319^rjnaa»<Lor|jj«roo^rea^ 211— Antique/CoiiectJbies ■ M FURH. fti IF C C E e r t a R t a H H (04-774-2222/4Q7 499 2422 217— Oarage Sales WANT TO OCT RID OF ALL THAT STUFF? A YARO SALE la the perfect smy to do tost and to* EewRwta F can bring people to you Adverb** y w sale to toe W MbraM and ia t o dant Uta tor on»y 2 51Ana and welch come* n C a l br Noon esi Tueedry and yam 5-kne ad can nm tor tore* day* n to* ftarato tor ONLY IlC JO d A l am ask Is tost you prepay toe aa C a l ue- LET US DO TH E WORK FOR YOUI mm___ew---------- e --------- • « ■ - — e -e ta — *----- in f O fn riR U r ffn fv L O T v M ary U H w ants to m a to yo u m onayl it you place a two weak ad with u* to sM your vehet* (pubkshes m both to* Santord Hared and toe Lake Mery Uta at a coal oI only 227.54) and you donl set a right away, we* run to* ad for another two weeks at no charge' A l • « ask is that you pay tor toe (rat two weak* be­ fore w* run « tor tree! W a ll do ail the w ork • yo u coHtact Ml tfto 88$. C e il ua at (407) 322-2811 and M ic h D im in o il C ou ntvi* w ork fo r y o u lti 1997 OMC ISA Box Van Rune mrn. 7SK on new motor 24500 ObO CM 323-3430 XS94 94 FORD T-StatO Runs good, good cond. new ares 21.000 CM 322-2374 •EIZEO CAR* from 2175 rachea, Cetftbaca. Chevy*. BMW*. Corvette* Aiao Jaap*. 4WVrt Ybur arm Tea Free 1•00-218-9000 ExL 2209 tor W - (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 QARAQC SALE FRI/8AT 7-2 104 ALDER COURT-Htodan Lakes Sub bhac k xn . WD. and True k/BusdWVans For MOVMQ SALE FRV9AT/SUN 4-4 d u ly sta ll rack lor fu( aim pek-up bad UtoWer or . *e9r P' CASH U * FMD1 1 For ju * cam. Trucks ft (Sad “ 1SS Temple Drive-Longwood Grove* q9 Church Ssraat Setatog mecMne/go* dubs Lota o l goodsMW __________________ Set. Fab. 14. 4-t 30 703 Abo Place. Lees Ltary 119 Wanlad to Buy t a l CAUL neat paM ft carAaft about HUOhomeal LAKE MARY 3/1 ft Ctaan. CHA. yard. LK Mary Standard atactrtc QOOd cond AS 00 322-2744 sreoo: YARO SALE 1M 7 ELLIOT I T Carriers EARN EXTRA S6SI WMEOUTE PAYMENT UPON lATttFACTORY COMPLETION Of ROUTE COUCH. Mad Dtue ml brown wood border. 2300 DAYBED Oak trams ml hie brat* It 2250 complete CHEST OF DRAWERS Mahogany. 275 Cal 326-4237 .VM R M f srvtrroR auvsn 141— HomaaPor Ptaass call OPC (407) 260-5096 No Faa EOE 2375 (407) 2( 2-4554 BEDS ORTHOPEDIC FIRM SETS with 5 year winanfy Nev ar used Twin 275 Full 2105 Oman 2125 King 2169 Call of J f i t t M iF k m i a a i H r if it fe n C'rnsen M — d 2 8 p s o p Is for a month lonfl assignment setting up new departm ent store in Oviedo. NAVEL ORANOES ft RED ORAPEFRUIT. Martwathar Farm* 3441 Catary Ava •7 0 East 20th Street ftanhyd t t ■ 99 M 73 for women •Shipp g/R ecatv g -O rd e r P u lle rs -F o rk lift a sp a e -V a rio u s lo c a tio n s -V a rio u s s h ifts BED • BERTA Perfect Sleeper King sue. never uted StiM m ptaitic. wat Sf200. Mcrance. 44 FLEETWOOO 14 X 70 V i Curves•- •WAREHOUSE •W inter P ark -1 2 H o u r S hlfts/N tgm s 'C U S T O M E R S E R V IC E •3 0 -3 5 H o u rs per w eek -F le xib le sc h e d u le s 93— Room* For Rant HUD OKAY 4S7-S3BBSS3 2/2 Apt W/D. $449 * dm NtCEt Ptoses cea " t ls lk r t p m Caa Tod a y.Work TO O W .lSdlSL 221— Good Things to Eat KENMORE Find whet you are tootang I Never ■ toe. W* hav* positions available for: •PRODUCTION |IA N # 6 4 b hamodatad ~TT block home, huge tread tot nan to pam Great area O V A S59.900. tow dn. MTG'mon 495-5151 SANFORD Ram ta own. 3 bdrm. 2 bath. 1/4 acre tot. Special Oovemmam financing Owner agent. 24 hour recorded m attape 3C2-4342________________ SILK 8CREENER ROUTE CARRIER MAMTE NANCE TfC H M C IA N Maadid lor Lake Mary commun­ ity Mutt be HVAC cartitad D'u^ screening req Cat M l- tANPORb Handyman Steal 2/ t or V I btoefc. CH/A *28K Worth S55K fin d Gmat rental 495-5151 Appkcattona being accepted tor h*e m the near future wan a rap­ idly growing battery company Aaaembtart Ity to work with dexterity and precision on minute peris. Com­ pany paid benrfx package, paid hokdiyt and tixuton rwmburtemant Apply m per*on SERVER •01 Dogtrack Rd. Longwood. 2404104 Eovum m osq WORK TOOAVBA© PROOUCTION ASSEMBLERS F/T SERVICE A DENT Driver. M u d to d u n , n ry to t and InM eet rental vehklee. Valid FDL. Acceptable d rive s record end background check. *pp»y A In pereor ( 17-01) Dr. Santord Irenaportanon a O T -m O M I. ilM al (AN PO R b i n frama. big tot. O VA . eat Utah |4SK fired upt 130.900 as-ta 095 5151 181— Appliances A Fumltura For Sal* Startang M 130 ft up Atao 24- Pomcr-L C U : 330- 1*12 _ _ o n^ rm . 2 ataokaa. teen eye under, hort* as HP w baa MOT, HOT, NOT1 M Fhwr Upper ttaedeooi Ftoer*. aa* to Earn. H tgiom yftaM oo i 1370. DELIVER BELL SOUTH TELEPHONE DIRECTO RIES 4/ 1 .1 Sft90/mo • ■p CHA. acr. pen, WrBiM. Greet tm. erpod tabta « km ptaca No peiM m 0VK00, CMULUOTA. W W m O M W TB T t A 8 btom D M ., cone M 1-47S7 164.000. Aa la. OSDS CALLAMML I M (4E7) U A O rttT fa L H LONGWOOD, CASKL- T R W MAITIANO. WMTER SPRINGS, WINTER PARK Dslhrsry Otar la Daar N O U N . F lo r id a '! l» r * c M . fu s ie H i-fir o w in g a m ! m o s t In n o v a tiv e p e n t c o n tro l cum |> any h a s o p e n in g s in Appkcftnts must be 18 Years old or oMsr. la vs an tnsursd auto or truck A ba (voftabN 5 or m ors daytlgM hours psr day s a le s a n d T o r m a n a g e m e n t tr a in e e s in • Peat Control • Lawn Maintenance • Termite Inapectlna A Treatment • Ku t Uc ik carerr oppurUmiUca • Croup Inauranrc • life bwureoor • Shurvutm dhuUlHy laaurunrr • 401ft aarinpi rrilmurM piae • Company car ft saa IWaUal ranthm S3BJSS le 40.000 per war f| m u | NOW M Y M Q A TO APPLY: 324-4832 m i OR STOP BY: DAV CHAPTER M M il ORLAMOO OR.. TRULY NOLEN O VA. New carpet ft patot 3 I gated cum ttoBy. w a , S bato. pod. «a S371.000 Caa 275-PrywaH 297-Lawn Sarvloa* D R Y tS A iA TU C C O RapMm Wtalft CaSngIbram a AAA ORAftft MASTERS. Al aarvtcy provtdad Caper J H DOYLE ( * 47) I IM NEED MOUEES TO RBW ....... ............................. 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Sanford, Florida • Wednesday, February 11, B L O N D IE b y C h ic Y o u n g ^ MV WlCt IS T L00W M 9 A T COOKWMK.. Eyeglasses won’t cause skin cancer By P e t e r H. C o lt. M .D. B E E T L E B A IL E Y b y M ort W a lk e r D E A R R E A D E R : Thank you fo r sharing your experience. D R. G O T T D E A R D R . G O T T : Can the inflamed, Indented areas caused by eyeglasses on the bridge o f the nose create skin cancer? D E A R R EAD ER: No. Such areas, which are common, may cause irrita­ tion and discomfort, but they do not lead to skin cancer. To give you more information, I am sending you my Health Report ‘ What You Should Know About Skin After one night's treatment, the com C ancer." O ther readers who would shrivelled and disappeared. I am now like a copy should send 12 plus a long, M years old and still use this remedy self-addressed, stamped envelope to on occasion, with complete success. I P.O. Box 2017, M urray Hill Station, recommend it for your readers. New York, N Y I01M. Be sure to men­ tion the title. DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm getting con­ ACROSS M Nasty flicting advice about whether to get a SO Wings second pneumonia shot. I'm 71 and 1 Retaliate for 41 Superlative 7 Engine sound auffli received the vaccination five years 42 SmaN bird ago. M ost au thorities say the shot 12 Express In mnavior 4 4 Q o by plana lasts a lifetim e, but my doctor says 45 Cover I'm due for a booster. 13 44 Mlddta East DEAR READER. I can understand r confusion, because the situation omewhat complicated. When first marketed, the pneumonia vaccine was touted to last a lifetime — and in most in sta n ces, it does. H ow ever, many authorities now recommend booster shots every 10 years for patients with chronic lung disorders, a history o f re p ea ted bouta o f pneum onia o r immune problem s. If, at 71, you 're healthy and have normal lungs, you can forego the booster. 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Eventually, a nice shoe salesman told me how to treat the corns by cut­ ting off the end of a lemon, placing it on the corn when I went to bed, wrap ping it with an elastic bandage, and leaving it on all night while T slept. SyNCA. Inc inspiring homesickness By PHILLIP ALDER Phillip A ld e r R o b ert Sheehsn is the b rid ge columnist for The Times newspaper in England. “The Times Book o f Bridge 1" (Batsford) is built around his arti­ cles, but offers considerable variety in Its 112 pagea. Sheehan discu sses many players and partnerships. Also, he includes eulogies for five; all good friends of mine, I felt their loss again. Although you don't have the ‘ Inside k n o w led g e" Sheehan paints, and which I en joyed , you w ill s till g e t much pleasure from this book. Here Is a deal East misdefended at the table. Against live diamonds. West led the spade IS. South won with the king and played th ree rounds o f trumps, West winning the last with his queen. Now came the heart lack. East w in n in g with the a ce w hite South dropped the king. What should East have dona now? In the modern game, a strong Jump shift like South's two diamonds denies FRANK AND ERNEST O H V t1 H O T c L iM t is t r n r t h in k iv e a neoM t W HO! 0 ill I *-/ / r a a 0 e R N f«e T T «,H o w M G u r A M O VIE? * V * * a side four-card or longer suit unless it is tn partner's suit. So, immediately North knew that South couldn't have a four-card major. Count South's tricks. He has four in spades, as he must have the ace. He haa one in hearts, dum m y's estab ­ lished queen. And he has at least five In diamonds. ( I f West has a second trump trick, the contract is down for sure.) Dummy's club ace Is therefore trick II. The only chance is for East to return a dub, hoping his partner can ruff it despite South's refusal to sup­ port his partner’s suit. 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