5 10 198 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/79fd0600c27f61ca159e666acac68e7a.pdf 542ddfd9dabbf35b2b5be0ba877566f2 PDF Text Text • ? .r* The Seminole Herald J WTEAR Mo.H Sanford, Florida Copy»VS O 2000 Tha SamMoli Hwdd 75C Lake Mary sticks with cable company qat- By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor LAKE M A R Y — Time Warner's pret­ ence in the d ty is not a monopoly, say Lake Mary officials. With that in mind. City Commission approved on first reading a franchise agreement with Time Warner Communications, last month, the vote on renewing the agreement was resched­ uled after several residents complained about tiie Increase in rates and alleged monopoly the cable company has In the Jack-of-all-trades Stephen Jepson of Geneva likes to dabble In just about everything, from pottery to tightrope walking. Commission says it can’t change rates; suggests satellites as an option area. “I've gotten several calls about this," Commissioner Gary Brendcr said. “People say it is a monopoly. But, tlie non-exclusive agreement with the fran­ chise means it is not a monopoly." According to Brendcr, any business can come into the rity and set up a cable system. However, he said he was doubt­ ful any company would be willing to spend tiie money to du so. "It would cost S3 million to $6 million to dev elop cable competition in the market," he said." The < ~ loads someone com- Page 1C FBI finds bank robbery suspect in Philadelphia County (September 6th) as a federal inmate housed at the Seminole County JaU. On the date o f the First Union Bank robbery, the sus­ pect arrived at the bank under the guise of opening a commercial account After sitting down in the office o f a dene who opens new accounts, the suspect lilted his shirt and showed the bank employee a large handgun that was tucked into his b elt He also showed the employee an Arm and Hammer Baking Soda box that had wires running out of the top. The box was in a leather bag the suspect car­ £■ ried into the bank. He told the employee he was pre­ pared to kill her and every­ one else, and asked her to take him to the safe. The suspect took money and made the tellers lie on the floor of the safe while he escaped. White *• also a suspect in the January 31st md Match 27th hold-ups of banks in Altamonte Springs- Smile of the Day Sr* Cable, Page 8A Geneva woman arrested for child neglect A tla n tis ta ke s o ff fo r s s s c s station The suspect in a bank rob­ bery at the First Union Bank at I iunt Club Comers (SR 436 and Hunt Club Blvd) on Thursday, August 3rd is now in custody in the John E. Polk Correctional Facility (Seminole County Jail). He's iden­ tified as 24 year old Rocky White (dob 3-14­ 76). He was _ captured “ August 14th in Philadelphia by the FBI. A law enforcement source in Philadelphia apparently saw White with a large amount of money in his possession from the First Union Bank and notified authorities. White has since been transferred back tv Seminole ing into a limited market like us and lay­ ing down $5 million to $6 million are low." Brender said there is also competition in the market, including digital dish tele­ vision and BellSouth Direct. Last month, two residents told Commission their cable bills almost dou­ bled following Time Warner's recent upgrades to la k e Mary's cable system. Deputy Mayor Thom Greene said lie also received several calls about the increased From Staff Reporta Hm U ph oto by John loftobury The Space Shuttle Atlantis Wta off horn Launch Pad 38A at 8:45 a.m. Friday. It was tha first lime since 1998 the •huttle launched on echedute. The shuttle it carrying seven astronauts and more than 2 tons of cargo for a mis•ton to stock the International space station. The crew should dock at the spscs 2 mm,. Sunday. NASAofndala expect the crew to take Itve days to unload auppBsa and prepare the apace station lor long-term residency. Astronauts ere scheduled to man the space station in November. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident in Geneva an infant almost drown. Just before 2 p.m. Friday, deputies were called to 1085 Torren Point for a near drown­ ing involving a 10-month-old boy In a bath tub. His mother, 19-ycar-old Rebecca Ann Fallon, told authorities she put her child in the tub, started the water, and left him for 3 to 4 minutes. She said she returned to find the infant floating face-down and turning purple. Fallon called 911 and received CPR instructions over the tel*hone. The baby began breath»g again. E uses state funds to clean Oy Nick Pfatfauf Staff Writer in October 1999, Seminole County entered Into an agree­ ment with the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDBP) to administer the cleanup of petroleum conta­ minated sites within the county. The contract allows Seminole County to oversee the assess­ ment and dean up of sites But have reported discharges of petroleum product* « Uak pre­ viously managed by FDEP In Oriando and Tallahassee. . By administering the pro- ; ‘ here in its own back yard and daily separated from the coun­ tyS i £3 . ;The program la completely funded by the state, with no expense to Seminole County. Utilizing state funding, two positions nave also been added to the Seminole County Department of Public Safety Emergency Management ‘ Division; an engineer and a reg­ istered professional engineer. Three individuals are tasked with overseeing the assessment and cleanup of he funded 102 eligible sites and the currently active 119 non-funded sites. The staff is required to inspect at least 25 percent of the sites on an annual basis. The a&be&sment of petroleum contaminated sites is done through many different process­ es including soil borings and putting in water wells. Once the amount of the petroleum impact la dsflmd, then the actu­ al cleanup can begin. Cleanup cah be done through several Seminole graduates stay true to their school Class of 1980 raises more than $10,000 for scholarships Jamas Rums! and Jos McLuan of tvs 8#minoia County Department of PuMc Safety reoatved a new vehicle to assist toe department in cleaning up petro­ leum contamination sttas that may causa Injury to our fresh water supply. processes Including removal of the sail pumping and treating ground water and pumping air in and sucking air out of the soiL M any of the assessments and cleanups are happening at the gas stations. Moat people are unaware of what is game an at some of these locations. are tucked away on c the comer of sites, humming away, dean- On of the most common questions asked to people doing this assessment work is, "What are you looking for, oil?" said Jim Russell, an engineer in the program. "That is, in fact, exact­ ly what we are looking for, refined discharged oil that is our water supply." „ Ing this program, the Seminole County Department of Public Safety Is helping restore the water resources of lesson in government . A number of Seminole S A N r o » D - A y » r M o, Seminole course. Today, she Is theoecutive director of the government woks, O qpg^& ^ M a n y giragipj iS f t s r sss^rHendrickson accompanied : i !..• -- Crouwo'd ....................... 48 D»«Abbr ..................... -»C Horotcopa » . . . . I . . . . . .Cmn Iss UbStyb..................Sadia* C ObiluoriM ................. ,...3 A Opinion................... 4 M A Mica l a g ........ .............. .BA ................. ; ; § « Sec Abuse Page 8A • ^4#aafMiN**aMhilMe8 >■• • 'e l The child was transported by emergency personnel to Central Florida Regional Medical Center in Sanford, where he went Into respiratory distress shortly after arriving. He was airlifted to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Women and Children In Orlando. Investigators Steve McElya and Pete Brenenstuhl, who han­ dle child abuse and neglect cases for tfte Sheriff's Office, were called in. They Inter­ viewed the child's mother and learned the tub was nearly filled to live top with water when the child was found. The Seminole County Sheriff's Office Technical Services Section, conducted an “ " '’ agmda at fclOajn. after break 'on Government .V •V . < astolm onaald. Five Points. . • ' Ealiraret P u _ _ Ken Roberts and Fire GW0 TWry Schenk gave preaenta- -----v — ------- ogo through it already are community ka«F « « “• « * » i*111 . “I did the course awhile ago — Leadership Florida — that's why 1was pleased to be asked to talk today," Seminole County tions. i f Sanford Mayor Larry Dale and a number of dty officials from the county conducted a roundtable discussion in the morning before the group broke Florida Highway Pern* Trooper Ed Diggers (hacks tha spaed of Sucks tmwMng sta g 8R 4flnscr Meaon>tN Avenue. The operation wee as joint eriort between FHP, Sanford Poitoe Department and the Florida Department at Transportation. Ofloers wrote 81 dtefcite, Issued Rve warnings, dteJ 17 bucks tor faulty equipment sod made tr e e retests. ______ _ By Michelle Jaria Managing Editor SANFORD — Seminole County High School's Class of 1980 is giving back to its alma mater. During its 20-year reunion celebration, members of the class are plan­ ning a fund-rais­ ing event to raise money for scholarships. During the past 10 years, mem­ bers of the class have raised more than $10,000 for live ause. "Ten years ago during or 10th class reunion, we held an open party at the Shrine Club in Sanford," Mike Meadors said. "That's how the Ides of the scholarship started." According to Meadors, the class charged $5 to enter the party At the end of the evening, there was about $800 left over after expenses, and the group decided to start the scholarship fund. "I guess we were entrepre­ neurs," he said. In the following years, Meadors said through a match­ ing gifts program at his compa­ ny, money was raised each year for a scholarship. "The company 1work for, Meredith Corporation and Fox 35, have always been support­ ive of Sanford and Seminole High School," Meadors said. "And, I could have not done this alone. 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Strictly Sail - Miami. Feb. 15-20. Middle Tennessee Boat Show, Feb. 22-25. M ARCH 2001 Florida State Sport & Boat Show. Mar. 15-18. Strictly Sail - New England (Hartford), Mar. 15-18. p.m .; varsity, 7 p.m. Recreation Adult Softball _ City o f Sanford R ecreation and Parks D epartm ent Fall M ONDAY Sem inole Athletic Conference Bowling .Church Slow Pitch Softball League at Zlnn League _ at AM F Bowling Center-Longwood. B eck Field. 6:3 0 p.m .; City o f San ford Recreation nnd Parks Department Fall Co-Ed 3:30 p.m. Girls g o lf _ Sem inole vs. Lake Brantley at S low Pitch Softball League at Pinchurst Park. 6:30 p.m .r City o f Lake Mary Parks and Wckiva. 3:30 p.m. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley vs. Seihtnole Recreation Fall Men's Slow Pitch Softball at Bill Fleming M em orial Gynaslum. Junior LeagUc at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. varsity. 6 p.m.: varsity, 7 p.m.: Lake Howell at 6:30 p.m. .Recreation AduItVoUqytjaU _ (T ty ,o f Sanford W inter Springs. J u n io r varsity. 6 p.m.: varsi­ R ecreation nnd Park s Departm ent Fall ty. 7 p.m .; Oviedo at Lake Mary. Junior varsi­ R ecreation al ) League in fta n i Pelham ty. 6 p.m .: varsity, 7 p.m. milord Middle School, 6: Girls volleyball _ Titusville at Lake Howell. Gymnntortum at Sai: Freshman, 4:30 p.m.: Junior varsity. 5:30 p.m. Continued from page IB ASA Continued from Page IB the four day tournament last year there were 153 home runs hit out o f the stadium, which has dimensions of 330-fcct down the lines and 365feet to dead ccntcrfleld, nnd most were well above the lights and far beyond the walls. This year’s tournament will tjcgtn with games starting at 0 n.m., 11 a.m.. 1 p.m.. 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Thursday.. *( The Opening Cercmbnlcs and Home Run Derby, for Itolli the playern ahd local amateur stars (won last year by Rich lochrem), followed by a 9 p.m. game that Is scheduled to match two of the top teams In Uic nation. Friday and Saturday will consist pf two sessions. Uie first starting a 9 a.m. with three more games starting every two hours, and the second session beginning at 3 p.m. with three more games start­ ing every two hours. The final two, or three games tf the *lf needed* game is played, will be played starting at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Tournament passes are 820 for adults, with children under 12 free; while Individual session tickets are $3. again with children under 12 free. Contact the City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department at 407-330-5697 for Informa­ tion. Following Is the AH-Americans Teams, special trophy winners, and the final team standings from the 1999 tournament 1 w o n h d D i> Outfield Doug Kissane. Team TPS: Jnson Kendrick. Team Eastmg) John McCraw. Team Easton; Todd Martin. Team TPS. E x tra Hitter _ Brett Itelmcr. Team Eaptori. Utility _ Jeff Halt, Team Eostbn; Rorf Parnell, Team Easton; Jeff Wallace. Team TPS; John McllO, Team TPS. M in sH sd l o t lAlooqft j SEC O ND TE A M Pitcher _ Flill Jobe, Team TPS. Catcher _ Keith Brockman, Kftl)/Kntti*tlo' First Base_Thn Unsun. m ill'Hague/Rrsntondo/TTS. Second Base _ Rod Hughes. KAD/Easton. Third Base _ David Hood. R&D/Easton. Shortstop. Dennis Rulll, JWM/Herb's/TPS. Outfield _ Derek Oliver, Paramo uni/TPS; Mnik Creson. Dan Smith/Worth; Dewayne Frizzell, Dan Smlth/Worth; Robin Hlgglnbotluun. Team Easton. Extra Hitter _ Randy Korinkrax. RAD/Easton Utility _ Jerald Smith. Paramounl/TPS; P*|. Jones, JWM/Herb's/TPS; Larry Fnedjcu, Team Easton; Randy Romagna, Pnramount/TPS. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER _ Todd Joerting. Team Easton. 'id* DlpO.oUjBOH BATTm a CHAMPION J Brett 11timer. Team Easton (15-1B 1,8331. L r jr t l Q C 0.il13 clllw HOME RUN CHAMPION „Jrfr,W allace..Twin ASA/UBA SOFTBALL 2. Team.TPS, 5f2;i,llin l ° (! iftT 3. Hague-!taniondo-TPS.l2-itfb;i,H U- <(01p SUPER A LL-A M E R IC A N S FIRST TEAM 4. R&D-Eaaion, 2-2. InO Pitcher _ Greg Hard trig. Team Easton. Catchcr^HanU Garris. Team TPS. First B isc _ Dan Schuck. Team Easton. 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DeinSJ 844;' 3.114) nctm Behulu, 280; l s s r s iT a W 3081 P 1281 :Chnv1(‘riudat. 304; IP| ( TOm Root. 180. . . . • I llW k d Zlkm m U .:ft6i<U f l^l| (IV ) DAL/ Spade, lit). 16. (6)1 U B ji7 ) U«4199) a rt* BaytodAtaMl i a (; Kin iioh mndbray.) Bft il tik)i0iOw«»itwaiitk its jtVi,’ t- If4i ^2 Ue, (17) Dale MUon and (5) Jon 'Oor^pagntme, 18; 3 ^ . ^ flB W ’am old Darai,1(47) WaBy Patteman. ( 0 Jbty Hsttoi and ISO) Bham H d d.. 12: 38. «e . Jaekaon. (4) John Clark. (29) (BSD Taol Held and (71 44; 30. Ue. 140) Bhdby Howard. 111/wwu, (27X) taifto Mike U »d i.,(1 8 ):Q ru re Frllla. |I4| RonntoJtoMto. Lawton r. (4(4 George McLeod and |)| Sammy 26.1091 Rob Underwood. 32; 27. Ue. 191) Uoti lllrka. (13) Juatol Drwtdy, (8X) Mac -Jill 9. (tie), Creative Stuccb-Roosters-'feastdn, nml New Constructlon-AAA-Worth. both 0-2.’ 1dlllO I | ylln yon T yrulK ariT 3 1 o Juo £ \ I-F h s v io 'w l I y d m ota ,| JTJTTTTTTSfW^^HTlITtr^Fftr^ ft dual jobs. If* ftrjRW) .B.UJhoQ 5. (tie), JWM-Herb's-Master Graphtcs-TPSj-end Paramount Bulldci^-T^S,.poftr 2-2.,o;jl|i| .„|) I IX1R. In 904-239-0033 and tell us what you think) . ) M UFFLERS FINAL STANDINGS 1. Chase-Team Easton, 4-1 imu.i hrm in n.ii i, nsqtunlaA Andrecherk. B84: 2 (70) Ji 406J 3 (3) lan HuAnan. 386; 4. (0NC4 Jcfl MUkr,848; 6. (07) Ron Utley. 308; A. (431 William Puller. 348; 7. [|| Slew Ifeddiu. f^fTr> t*f r f I I Iff ft lO C b id t W rh t.iS i t o 'yu : jjy “ ------------ato‘ 34?L____ ___ J H (knv amih; M0» Dank (Hack and IS) Paul Lent*. 8 ;,4a tie) a n m a K O R E s y W jp fR iy r r oUj ' ibl " A (i» 9 » i unwL at �September H, 2000 l.i CALS l.rr.Ais c m o r iohow ooo , noBioA n o n e t o f puouc hearno to consider ADOPTION Of pnoposro ORDNANCES VObCLE AUCTION I f t Cod. fm T * io «K it iU K U ii«a a ? LEGALS L ic a l s i0 < H n a s » O H t i a m 10-3-00 Audna to t » M M f M t e ISAM • Tf «0 S C R <77. TO WHOM (T MAY CCMCXnM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Pw Cty n» Longwuod, rtorkla rial Iha Cay C om m w en * « htfd • ptM c hMrtoq lo n n u m anadPian m t » Longwaad re s At in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t ORDINANCE NO 00-1543 AN CROINANCE OF THE CITY O f LONOWOOO. FLORIDA. DETER MINWO THE AMOUNT O f ANO FIX W O THE NATE O f AO VALOREM TAXATION AND MAKING THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY FOR THE FIS­ CAL YEAH COMMENCING OCTO BED t, 7000 AND ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 2801, PROVIDING FOR CONFLICTS, SfiVTFLASHrTY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE ORDINANCE n o 00-1 Stt AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOO, FLORIDA. ADOPTING A BU O O tt FOR THE CITY OF LONGWOOO, FLORIDA FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING OCTO G U L L 2000 ANO ENDING SEP­ iciw D ui uv, y •, n r r p u r n w i' TEMBER 30, (u TOOL ATPROPRIATING ANO ALLOCATING REVENUE of t h e c t ty f o r the O f TTtfOOHTFEHTH NOTICE OF BALE OF MOTOR VEWCLE P i n u r t to ftortda S M V a Tl J Uto Florida Uafl Arts HK W » | tv» M i al ptfdc alto tor CUP to* tolow tog Oaa a t rad v#heto;i) tocalad « N n o f» | )l« » to M1WV i U*toi»d tafi for i*t>or andW d o n g * 1*91 DODGE VTN 1MXAtLABMr5QF354 Lton Ami 1177# 09 OwnarlPamali Uaatooo Handdtt FCBm B JN K ) Oanava Of Ovrarto/L O r r o im jM n r s YV1AX9W7E1872139 22 Or Oftodo. F l 407-X&4S2I. M l Baptambar 25. 2000 M 1000 tf M Qm«i Dr OvMo. Fl Sato y w wa'iaqulrad to aanr* a copy at yow aatoan daianaaa, I an* to I oh LORRAINE M LADUKE nhewa addran la 1067 FALCON ST DEL­ TONA FL 3272S a t w batora O CTO BCR 13. 2000, and toa toa original •an toa dark or ton Court at 301 n o r th pa r k avtm uc. s a n f o r o . n . 3 2 T T M 2 *) batata aanttoa o f f is c a l YLAR 200Q7001. PROVIDING FOR AMENDMENT BY ORDINANCE. PROVIDING r o n CONFLICTS, SEVtFlABlLrTY AND EFFECTIVE DATE . . ORDINANCE NO. 00-IMS AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Of LONOWOOD. FLORIDA, AMEND PtO THE PAY AND CLASSIFICA­ TION PLAN, PR0VTD1NG FOR c o n f l ic t s , s e v e r a b il it y a n d AN EFFECTIVE DATE. ORDINANCE NO OOTMd AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF l o n q w o o o , rv o r to A . v a c a h n g AND ABANDONING A PORTION OF THE UNNAMED TWENTY-FIVE [2S) FOOT RIGHT-OF-WAY EAST O f BEIL ADDITIVES PROPERTIES AND ADJACENT TO THE RAIL­ ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY AS RECORDED ON TRACK 7S el BAN LANOO STRINGS RECORDED IN PB7. PO 2. PnOVKXNO FOR CON r u e r s . SEVERABILITY ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE w m o W i) ffwy m radaamad b» *»i •Tying BwMppftor to MN<MM T oo hava t i l i V I to • haartog al any Dm* pnorto Hto data by M g * M M tor haanng to toa cntiA court Oanw has to# n # « to le e w w pweeaton <f vatasto tv poaang a bond to aoooA d a n e a w tfiF S W 9 017 Any r*t> ca t di l n i i ( a i U l > » a t o i N d W ban arH ba dapoLTad ruth fra Curt, cf d r o l l Court in toa ounTy M M V * 1J4O24B60YC147705 The Aomen a d ba m id al 12 00 pm on M id dal** abova McConnati lowing IRaoovanr .2800 Sin lotd Ava.SanfonJ Tl 32773 ProtpadN* Indian may aapatf vatactoa ana hour pnot to u h Tama ara CASH OR Camtnad Fund! McConnell Tuning r H r v t i toe nght to aocapt ui rsfacl arty and a l BIOS PubWiSaptontatf 8. 2000 DCSSS REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL THE MOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CTTY O f SANTORO Yum nuat kaap Itw OarS a) tba C k aA OoMPa Ottoa fd M M ol y M current addraaa (yeu may Na Rotra ol Cwrata Addrv**,- Ftonda farr»ry Form 12 21 5) Fidura papata to to * lawauawdba maSadtotoa addraaa on lacetd al Via datSN o lk a DATED-Saplantow 8,2000___ ] m w TofniE Longwood. F L 32779. Banana* County Flonda i t d t toe I emeu* Name d BOO 9 CARPET SHOP circuit court BY.NanoyR-VYMM I — ' DEPUTY CLERK PUitohBaptotitow I . II . 22.29. D C S *; NOTICE : Pwauatf to Ftonda Eiaiua I U 7( O H Tearing too mB aal on J a p l 2S. 2000 at 900 am t f ISBO South Coway Rand <27 Longaraad, ftonda Safer maarvai toa ntf* to bid. Sold L ecals L ic a l s Capla* t f M nrp, arhKti toctodaa toa acape t f t t n t a n . w ndawnt and lequifftnenta, may ba ohtainad bagtonmg Saptontw 7.2000 during toa how * t f 900 a m • IG 0 p m . 2.00 p m . ■ 6.00 p m Monday through Tburaday Item In* SI iACorrlracbng OBca tousled al t l* addraaa luted abova or may ba raQuetfed by lata phone al («u7| L > JIS0 aalanuon 2t. The SHA to aico-dnnca m f toa E.ecul.va Order U82S. 12188. 12422 and S ed a n 3 t f HUD Act t f raoom « ntf pmwtod t»r t o Cay m SaNbid ( F a m e I K ) p e r s o n s vytth riiS A D niTxt NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAfV n c rA T E IN ANY o r THTSE PRO C f I DINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-M26 <| HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETING Pubwh D> t DAVID KEMP 22— H a. to n NOTICE OF ACTION TO-FREDERICK L MARSHALL U B T KNOWN AOORtSS. 1SSI SPF2NQ TIME LOOP WYTTFTI PARK. FL 32722-M< ’ AND ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN OR UNRECORDED INTEREST* WHICH MAY EXIST YOU ARE NOTIFIED ton an aclUf tat toractoiLira <j anatamart Ian o f C ar t 59— Fin an c ial S ervices 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t il l s D IM W THE COUNTY COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. • I ANO f o n SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO OOCC-1 <11-20f t AUTUMN G U N HOMEOANtRS ASSOCIATION. INC * a Ftonda ntf lot pram corporation PlamUt e a lt h JESUS DUARTE. 27— N ursery & C hild C are YOU ARE HER! BY NOTIFIED tow ro*nr„<id m Vm Court arid you « r f rnqaifsd to **rv* a copy of your writ Mi « any. on H U M Q W iN U ft. {.SO . 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BoatUS.com Is the W eb site o f BoatU.S.. with 515,000 m em bers the nation’s largest organization o f recre­ ational boaters. The most popular stop at BoatUS.com la the B o atU .S . O n lin e Store, which h as one of the largest selections of boating equipment and accessories on or oflllne. The store recently received 4-1/2 out o f 5 stars by BlzRate.com. the online custom er sa tis fa c tio n rating Bite, By Dean Smith SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD • Get your ooh's and nnh'a ready, the big boy. are coining back to town. For the fourth consecutive year the ASA/USA (Amateur Softball Association of Amerlca/USA Softball) will bring Its Men's Super Slow Pitch National Championship Tournament to Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium and local fans will again be treated to some amazing feats by the l»est slow pitch softball players and trams In the world. Tills year's double-elimination event will take place from Thursday. September 14th through Sunday, September 17lh. Last year, Chase/Team Easton from Wilmington. North Carolina came out on top. surviving a win­ ner-take all game with top-seedcd Team TPS to claim the 1999 ASA/USA Slow which1r e p o r t e d , 17.' "Overall, the BoatU.S. Online Store h a s the most complete selec­ tion o f products for the boater and boat-related activities that c an be found anywhere [on the W eb], and a t prices that are competitive.* For online shoppers who may need help at 3 a.m., the BoatUS.com online store h a s c u s ­ tomer service represen ­ tatives available 24 h o u rs a d a y .:: seven days a w eek to an sw er questions and h elp with online ordering. And lor bargain hunters, there’s a new online clearance outlet at BoatUS.com. with big savings op over­ stocks, discontinued popular site at BoatUS.com' * Is' the Clubhouse. where han 135,000 raft up each can trooms or post mes­ sages on a number of different topics. Includ­ ing host repairs, fish­ ing. txaveland age j e praises for different L nn4, :h o.i m> ! tj’ k l Tha championship winning squad from Chasa/Team Easton ol Wilmington, North Carolina (top) and members of the ASA Super AllAmericans Team (bottom) pose proudly following the conclusion ■t of tha 1999 ASA/USA Softball Men's Super Slow Pitch National Championship Finals The 2000 edition ol the tournament will be held September 14-17 at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. for the BoatU.fi. A June c J ** • 'yew;. PUch National Championship title. Chase/Team Easton also claimed the second leg of the Grand Slam (NSA. ISA. ASA. USSSA) by winning the ISA cliumplonshlp at Winter Haven. R&D/Easton o f Lima. Ohio won the first leg of the Grand Slam. Uie NSA tournament, ai FT. Wayne, Indiana. The final leg of the Ormnd Slam, for the USSSA. was to be held ot the Cocoa Expo. Over Uie 19 games played In Bm AflA, Pag* 2B i- ia 8AM8ULA - Thl» Saturday (September Bth) the 1st Annual the with a Derby New sp eed w ay. .*> - Alao on the card Hire* only to the r CAR dlYlafcna ol U m U I . I - I M I I Stock and «M J Q O .v fll 83 1 k ■ m mm m rum n w iu M mm* tssstonsraosundarthslr •i . •,1 *'7 KLn * way and most teams with at bsSs, the Ssminoto Athletic c$0ti at ute trace located at utr w>roerenca cnoaa country squads will head to Oriando’s Cypress Grove Park lor the Edgewater Invitational on Saturday at 8 a.m. on scene TCSEtS. than 14.000 Sontmlt M e n 's S u p e r bjfitKR flfc h*’ -*• ^ “ , -J COfTOR Varsity _ Lake Mary vs. a * Spec Martin Stadium .'7:30 P m : U t o Branfler r . Ovtato at John C m irlsr Pt*M « Courier Field. 7:30 p.m.; Seminole Courter F*dd. ?<<n 7:90 n p tn m.;• fimilnnb> Seminole vvs. vs. Varsity football _ Winter Springs va. y ,.* ^ SANFORD • Alter OMnR the h u b Mainland at Daytona Bract, Mutilrlp.il t e t a a (M r Smyrna DeUnd .tart, u E Stadium. 7:30 p.m. . - ..... . — ia'-ig - a “ P ron e Pm i Cross Country __ Edgewater onal - l"i l"t snorts fall season will Cross Country Edgewater onal a if 4 this coming week. c S S & S tS ff" ' SPOrt* Park. 8fum. "arid Lake M n wfll both Udc Parit. 8 a.m . , .......... Boys vuueyuau volleyball _ ncu, Red. White Blue Boys volleyball Red. White and Blue BITHLO B TW * m d a y o ff -Huh -o A K -ll l.a m ia . DU7B n m ic and uuu o mc auya vuucyuon _ ncu. w iuic uii tumament t t U lt* Btantla, High T oum am att at U k a Brantley High • ..............™ M - f f lf S B S f a C a a n S Tourtmmant w f l l _________________________________________ wit! alao begin it._ SchooL TBA. School. TBA. 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Lamb or Pork Fleshly Cooked here. 15.75 Come On Ii •BIST FOOQ O P tN i-- -• 7 DAYS 5 *- for the Performing Arts lit- >'i '• Presented By The Sanford/Seminole Chamber o f Commerce C h a m b e r q f C o m im The S e m in o le Hi Alton Lathrop, Director Larry Strickler, M aster o f Cerem onies Jean Metts, Pianist The Sem inole-Sanford Ballet G uild T h e Good N uns" Skit “D o you Love M e..."Dance T h re e Ladies" M artha Yancey Skit Sem inole H erald" Skit with Russ W hite Daryl & Barb M cLain (Intermission wiih Lobby Refreshments: M iriam & Valerie’s "S O D A PO PS* “Red Skelton" with .Ron Rose Dariy M cLain & M andy M cLain Dance "G one W ith Tht W in d " Skit Larry D ale, Soloist . "Lady at Funeral Procession” Stand-up The Honeym oonera" H elen & Karl Stairs’ * * teA .'.$uv.4 ' v-1 “A Chorus lin e " Dance �i T Tiir. Si k w o u H erald Page fl.\ September 8, 2000 by Jim Meddlck ROBOT MAN W t-W *N € XfcCWBE W k iu w e rr-w tfo G eiM T WtfAT 00 you WANT, knotion what w sew sw s. 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Today, diancca are y u u i be dealing with someone as trustworthy as yourself, Copyright 2001 Newspaper Enterprise A sms. �September B. 2000 Pagf 7A Till: SCMINOt£ ItERAlJ) Schools Scouts Continued from Page 1A grade, or received an " A " for the 1999-2000 school year. Schools that improve at least one grade or receive an " A " based primarily cm student achievement, arc being reward­ ed with $100 per student. Fourteen schools in Seminole County received that coveted " A " report card. They include: Elementary schools o f Bear Lake, English Estates, Geneva, Longwood, Lawton, Wilson, Rainbow, Forest City, Eastbrook, Woodlands and Sterling Tark. Also receiving " A " ratings were Rock Lake and Wekiva Middle School, and Kceth F.lementary School. English Estates showed the best increase, moving up from a "D * in theprevious report card, to an " A " for this present year. Moving up on the scale, Pinccrest, Highlands and Casselberry Elementary Schools moved from a "C " to a "B"; Wicklow Elementary and Idyllwilde Elementary went from a "D " to a "C ". Rock Lake Elementary will receive the largest amount of money, $111,834, Keith Elementary w ill receive $101,567, and Lawton Elementary w ill receive just under $101 thousand. Gallagher said these recogni­ tion funds can be used by a school for non-recurring bonus­ es to the faculty and staff, non­ recurring expenditures for edu­ cational equipment ami materi­ als, or hiring temporary person­ nel to assist in maintaining and improving student performance. Governor Bush staled, 'I t is clear tiiat tire state’s unprece­ dented attention to children in low performing schools is resulting in remarkable results. 1 nm greatly encouraged by the pIT'jtre*0 w e r i y * miikine and applaud the focus and Ttard work o f our dedicated educa­ tors and students." Tax Continued from Page 1A Included In the General Fund Capital projects is the funding of $150,000 for a skateboard park. In July, City Commission toted to accept a $112,500 grant from the state Department of Environmental Protection to use toward the construction of a skate center. By accepting the grant, the d ty also agreed to match It by $37,500. Also included in the capital projects section o f the budget is >450,000 for the proposed Lake Mary tennis complex, which will be located in the city's Sports Complex on Rantoul Road. The city's hopes to have tlie tennis complex finished by spring of 2001, Litton said. The facility will include seven light­ ed day courts and a fully stocked pro shop. In the Fire Department, a total of $436,394 is budgeted for a transport vehicle, its operating equipment and personnel costs. "1 have had some discussions with Seminole County as to what they expect from Lake Mary in our existing relation­ ship, both for the short and long terms," Litton said. "First and foremost, I believe the county would like to see Lake Mary acquire its own transport vchide which w e have talked about over the past year. "1 do not believe that Seminole County would ever pull their equipment and per­ sonnel from our station," he said. "However, they may want, instead, to explore other alterna­ tives dealing with a more equi­ table cost sharing arrangement." Money is available In the Fund for two new police officers and one car, Litton said. The city also budgeted about $320,000 toward developing a master plan for its Downtown Development project. Following Litton's budget presentation, City Commission unanimously approved firstreading of the budget. The sec­ ond and final public hearing on the budget and millage rate w ill be Thursday, Sept. 21, during Commission's regular meeting. aware of tlte crackdown, and many used a different direction. few pertaining to safety viola­ tions involving the vehicles themsdves. The effort was kicked off this morning with a meeting of offi­ cers to be involved, at the Sanford police station. Officers immediately took their posts, with the crackdown to continue until approximately 6 p.m. C ontinued from P age 1A Concerned that the Heart of Florida United Way might with­ hold $300,000 to the Boy Scouts because the Scouts refuse to allow gay scout leaders, Book was urging citizens to con­ tribute directly to the Boy Scouts. Long active in civic crusades in both Seminole and Orange counties, Book made a stop in Sanford on Thursday to gel more people Involved in what he calls a "very serious" mis­ sion. In the past Book has protested abortion clinics and crusaded against Seminole County's adult entertainment businesses. "The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Boy Scouts," Book said. "N o w w c get what amounts to a subtle form of extortion from United Way. We want all concerned citizens to contact the Heart o f Florida United Way. We want them to express their opinion." Book said that if United Way wants to discriminate against the Boy Scouts financially then the group S O S will ask people to contribute directly to tne Scouts. I hursday’s announcement from Heart of Florida United Way softened Book's stand. The agency's local board made a decision much different than in 10 other communities where binding to Scouts was shut off. L ecals WOUCt or A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION O f AN ORDINANCE BY THE CTTY O f s a n f o r o . Fl o r id a N o w * N heietN gweii Bm a PiAAt M w n g b* h»M n r e C o n n w e n Room at Bit Cay Mat, 300 Ntam Pan Anane, n n a Cay ol SarAonl. F ir r U at 7 00 (TcAx* PM on Bapiambai I I , EMO id oanadai tha adapaon ol an witnanoa by Iha cay oI Santont ftxM a. d e le t e d at M m o r d in a n c e n o ssre TO ANNE* ?0 ACRES O f PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN MARQUETTE AVENUE AND BROOKS AVENUE EXTENDED EASTERLY AND BETWTI N BEARD ALL AVENUE ANO SIPES AVENUE. AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW local Peopte local Sports Local News Trucks--------Continued from Page 1A 5R-46, SR-46A and U S Highway 17-92. Last month, police spokespern Cleo Cohen said tickets ivore handed out so swiftly offi­ cers had to return to the station to obtain mote ticket booklets. Jn a short time however, truck river* apparently became U itinned from Page 1A i&fcssB3natsa«*^f Some fifteen students have Worked on the muralat various In response, traffic officers also moved to a different loca­ tion where aeveral more tickets were handed out Most of the violators were dump truck* from the GtveneWay construc­ tion site. The majority of the tickets involved speeding with a times from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. The painting was started last Tuesday and should be completed by the end of the week. ****** The Seminole Herald taid hearing By order ol Iha Cay Comrmeei n ol an Cay ol Sardoid. Monde PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEWNO ASSISTANCE TO MftTICIRATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT S30SUC AS HOURS IN ADVANCE O f THE MEETING ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC' II • perron denote M appeal a daemon made YourUcH Hmbihpm me nSS S aS S ^ A A " O S s tS t^ . Forever Plaid m t i —— 7 >- ■ M e im lm rn l n w v t n—iy M u itc ii ■Plaid laa touching, T n e o r in in fir b id c m e . F S atiaW fl^ih e scriptior Price For All 7 Season Shows Only S153 | . m . f u G. _ Why Subscribe? As a Season Subscriber, you’ll never miss out on sold-out performances, never have to wait in line, save 40% over single ticket prices and get the seals you want. Simply call the Helen Stairs Theatre Box Office at 407-321-8111, or fill out the form below and mail, fax or e-mail your order before the best seats disappearl Name: •gfoafm fe " — " V " \ ' l ! .............!___ _____________________________ ________________________ Address: Clty/State/Zlp:I I Season-#Tickets__ 7 Show Season-iTickete_____ x $153 = $_________ 4 Show tii. Phone:. Method of payment* □ Visa d Matter Card □ American Express □ Check q u - b n u l H ’ n i> F '"> )> »r t t Credit#T:iii.lii In:. r , ■' !>» t Exp. Date Signature: ,■ Make Checks Payable to : Helen Stairs Theatre A ll artists, stage productions, and dates subject to change. I would like to make a tax deductible contribute ol S_ Handling tee $2.00 Grand total: $ 201 Magnolia Ava. A Second St. Historic Down Town Sanford, FL m - a f-i-e Fax; (407) 321-SI 40 www.Helenstairethea1re.com 4 �I 4 A September fl. 2000 THE SEMINOLE HERALD Religion I It ft D a l i r t i n n i w n g i o n ‘ L aetare’ means rejo icin g w ith heavenly g ifts By R u ss White Staff Writer S A N F O R D — There are rosaries, medals, statues, holy cards, crucifixes, books, Bibles, candles, CDs, tapes, white gloves for bell ringers and scores o f angels at a heavenly shop just oft Sanford s Magnolia Square. It is named Laetare, a Latin word that means to rejoice or bo joyful. One priest said, joy­ fully, Lnelarc Sunday during the Lenten season is so named because most o f Lent is over. 'I t 's a kick up your heels kind o f rejoicing," he said. Inclarc — was begtin three years ago by Dolores Romano who says she feels her religious goods shop came from a calling from Go Tod. "W e look at this as a mission Life insurance especially for seniors. esigned just for 'j those between the ^ ^ ^ n g e s of 50 and 80, this affordable Simplified - Issue Whole Life policy offers up lo $50,000 of protection- extra security for the ones you love. Applying for coverage couldn't be easier, there ore no qualifying exams and only three health questions to answer. For a our statues, medals, holy cards/' she said. "Many, many people make daily devotions to can’t find i Mary. If they can't what they want, we order it for them." Fortunato said many who visit the shop are taken by the 'Laughing Jesus" holy cards and pictures at Laetare. "O ne o f the priests at A ll S ou k — Father A1 — gives the holy cards to children." Recently, Fortunato said she bought a St. Lucy medal for her nephew who was undergo­ ing eye surgery. "St. Lucy is the patron saint for eye doc­ tors," she said. "We have people w ho say they can't leave, that they arc so comfortable in the store," Romano said. "We have a read­ ing area in the side room. It's almost like a chapel." HttWd photo by A ft ZM bUti Dolores Romano and Pam Fortunato manege Laetare In Sanford's Magnolia Square. The prices seemed more than reasonable. A man asking for the cost of a pair o f white bell-ringer's our a gen cy mcMAnoHuss gloves, was delighted at the answer. "They're $5,99," Fortunato said. Serpents test people’ s faith and nerve like my The young woman who ay Ifriend Vicki — are genappeared recently on the tie and make l leki's handler at "to d a y " show was the zoo maintains that understandably ner­ serpents have been vous. Several days unfairly depicted as before, while dusting loathsome creatures under the bed In her ever since the days of Manhattan apartment, Adam and Eve, when she felt something a serpent was said to funny. have tempted Eve to A t first she thought sin in the Garden of it was a piece o f that Eden. bubble-like, plastic wrapping material. Today, in parts of the South, there are But when she stuck snake religions. The her hand further Gttorge iswtoitest your under uiiul'i the uic bed, w u , she sue D l utrick iv * is a i yuui pulled out the skin o f 1 I3 2 C I1 Z faith by proving the a six-foot boa cons trie- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ truth of lb ; Bible paspa sage (Mark 16:18) that tor. She hadn't been in 'cs Jesus as Raying, "They the bedroom, or even in the take up serpents; and If apartment, since. they drink any deadly thing, it If I'd had a chance to talk to this woman, 1 w ould have told shall not hurt them." The snake cults got their start her that there was no cause for " akiiii. t am rvoftditMrri for poa- n I once wrapped * six-foot I 1constrictor arounflW y neck. While some snakes are poiso­ nous and dangerous, many — named K.D. Browning began teaching that those w ho had faith could pick up serpemts and not be hurt — even if they were bitten. People came trekking to his church (a converted pool hall) across 10 to 15 miles of moun­ tain paths. Thmr would bring food for meetings baskets of' f< that lasted well into the night, The wooded hillsides would resound with shouting, hand dapping and singing. When the crowd got sufficiently worked up, boxes o f snakes were brought into the church and >laecd on a table in front of the anatical, jerking cultists. The people wound the snakes around id their inecks and tossed them lo each other. Some took o ff their shoes and tread on the snakes barefooted. When snake handling lost its thrill, the wor­ shippers resorted to drinking strychnine. W h y did Jesus tell his follow­ ers they could pick up makes with impunity and drink poison ! Most scholars doubt he ever said the words attributed to him in Mark's Gospel. They contend that these words were added years laler, when the Christian Church was undergoing perse­ cution. Many scholars believe that the snake-poison passage was inserted to give courage to the persecuted Christians o f the first century. It would assure them that their faith would make them immune to all harm. Ever since early Biblical times, the serpent has been asso­ ciated with Satan and thought to be half dem onic If Christians could pick up snakes and not be hurt,, iinis w ould be proof r certain power over demonic forces and add new converts to the Christian religion. With the snake handlers of Appalachia today, the serpent is a devil to be overcome. The ritu­ als are warm-ups for the day Christians w ill have to meet "the big devil." , As one snake handler says, "H ow ant you going to o ver­ come a big devil if you can't overcome a little snake?* O2S00, N n r a p ip r r EnlfrprtM Awl ^Auto-OwnersInsurance Ufa Horn* Car Bualnaaa O le “ l A Io TYop#** T O N Y RUSSI Notes Faslor's anniversary Pastor E.C, Caffcy and faml ly will be observing the pas­ tor’s 10th anniversary Saturday, Sept 9 at Zion Hiope Missionary Baptist Church, 710 Orange Avenue in Sanford. The event will feature a ban­ quet at 7 pm . Cost for the banet is $40 for adults and $5 children under age 13. Sunday, Sept. 10, will be the 10th pre-anntversary, with Bishop Hillcry of Victory Temple and Congregation, beginning at 4 p.m. The actual anniversary will be Sunday, Sept. 17 at 11 am. and 3 p.m. -tin OK -IK> S r f p W f S U t h a r m i n g t h e m s e lv e s ? proposal, call today. rather than a busine Romano said. "W e aren't here to make money. We hope to provide inspiration and bring joy to our clients.'' Romano is joined at Laetare each day by her w idowed mother, Earn Fortunato. They came to Central Florida from Long island, N.Y. There's religious music p la y ­ ing from the business office near the sales desk. It may be from chanting monks or singing nuns. The tw o w om en are Catholics, parishioners at A ll Souls Q u m .li in Sanford. The shop includes gifts for those who /no may not be Catholic. Pam Fortunato said the shop is busiest before Christmas and whenever there are First Communion celebrations. "M ary is the most popular o f First Presbyterian The First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will cele­ brate homecoming 2000 on Sunday, Sept. 10 for all present s, their and former members, families and friends of the church. Scheduled events include n special wood lip service at 10 am., dedication of the Mabel Davidson Memorial Courtyard, tour of the Heritage Room, a full catered luncheon in Fellowship Center from 11:15 to 1230 p.m., live music the Seniors Band, and con­ cluding with an ice cream social in the courtyard. For more information and luncheon reservations, contact the church office at 407-3222662. ■jrl'. Hi .r lrw O' f It ojric iv . n »x. Fish Fry & Gospel M u sk ji "The Lord's Pantry'", a local b in ministry feeding the needy, is cl presenting a fish fry and gospel music event Saturday. V Sept 16, at: First r Baptist ......... n Church, 519 Park Avenue in Sanfonl. The fried fish dinner h* n will be from 5 until 630 p.m. at sr.ti with children 12 $5 fir* The the V 'music r 'K '>l1 Tbmlin Family, will be 650 to &30 run. 7 ta event b ij free. A love offering w ill be k accepted. Seminole Community ev en t set for Sept. 23 The Tomlin Family w ill be featured Saturday, Sept. 23 from ; pirn., =t the Ccr.trs! Florida zoo pavilion. Hot dogs, soda and fun is promised. This event is to benefit "The Lord's Pantry", a local ministry feeding the needy. Arimfer ia v is free. A love offering w ill be accept* ed. Rock the Universe begins tonight at Magic Kingdom i ne show schedule for Night of Joy 2000 has Out of Eden and the Newsboys open­ ing this year's edition of the Walt-Dbney WW d Christian music event scheduled for and Saturday In the 8 and 8:15 pm. l a i n vocalist of the year, will take to the Cinderella Castie Stage for nd 1220 shows at 11:15 pm. and am. each evening. Osy return* for its second Rock: the l Universe j manoe and will perform songs from their album, "Much AtrakT arid their latest album "If I Left the Zoo." Advance-purchase tickets are $29.93 per evming. Seminole Communlt Church, 5070 Orange Blvd., Sanfonl, willIbegin Pastor Jen/s new series, "Growing in the Seasons of Life, on Sept 10. The series will run each Sunday through Oct 29. Services are at 8/45and 1030 am. For additional information, phone 407-324-0199. Living Word Church Living Iving Word Church t in r Geneva will conduct Mtithtv | . 10:45am. and 6 pm, with Evangelist Mark A. Swiger. BUI Balmer and Frank Evans are Pastors. For additional infor­ mation phone 407-977-551U , m ar .01 t �THE SEMINOLE HERALD A n g li c a n THADmONAL IPUCOTAL i t ALBAN t ANGLICAN LATHI DUAL 3348 W b » U N (Atom. 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Z ^ » . r - ™ T 3 l p m Sunrise Saturday....................7.07 a m Meonm* today 433 p fh 224 am. Moorwet today Fast Fun Last New ft) Sep 23 S ep 27 Od 5 Tides f « Daytons Beach Snores. Sunftow Pier Tomorrow 1126 a m 0.3 ft. First Low 8:15am . 3 3 ft First High SecondLow 3 8 ft 5 59 pm Second High Sunday o in . 12:16 am Fast Low 3 4 ft. e.07 am . Final 12:17pm. 0 2 It. [Low. 4 0 ft ■ 6-46 pm I High Key West uu f* 1 K2T aJIMST! ! Tt t ■M 75 I — 61 76 . ea 74 i 91 74 1 it AttoMUt* if i M 't c g 82 774 tPebrsburg ST 4 It 90 74 1 Tom orrow ’s National W eather W Palm Bch. 92 ti 74 n 91 77 . . SS73~t 74 t W 74 t M 1 7 I__ I m 74 t j y, ; n t l 7J | Life Saving C l i u n The Altamonte Springs Fire Department will be offer­ ing a CPR course September 11 and 12. The course starts at 6 p.m. for both evenings and lasts approximately three hours. Paramedics and fire­ fighters will teach each stu­ dent home safety practices, basic first aid and CPR for infants, children and adults. The course is offered to everyone. Cost is 530 which includes a CPR lifesaving book, key chain barrier device protector, first aid guide and other items. For reservations, phone 407-8303844. 91 t t 90 9t 74 I 77___ i E ;- M S 8 i S'S'T• 17 75 1 Sun. Ml LO W City GO I 49 Wi 09 pc ag I f l T T ’W 69 a I p f 67 63 78 62 a 86 DB pc - « f7 W V r ' Cknytona Bearti Dorwor 63 65 Dea Me* Detro* BO 65 El Paso 94946565 * FBiNfia i n v s g Tides Sun and M oon Florida: Clear to portly cloudy tonight Sunshine to starl tomorrow with Increasing douds and thunderstorms in the afternoon end evening G eorgia; Clear to parity cloudy tonight Low clouds to start tomorrow, then partly sunny and warm. S e p 13 Project Graduation The next meeting of the Oviedo High School Project Graduation and Senior Activities committee w ill be Sept. 11, at 7 p.m., in the school’s Media Center. A ll students, especially seniors and parents, are urged to attend. Qrwxjnspd* 84 86 PO 84 63 pC 87 72 I 07 5.? r. 80 62 1 82 64 pc 049465" pc " 7 4' W orld Cities Sun. HI Lo W City I South Carolina: Mainly doer and comfortable tonight. Sunshine mixed with douds tomorrow with a warm after­ noon. Louisiana: Partly cloudy tonight with a shower In spots, mainly south. Times ot clouds and sun tomorrow with a oouple ot showers In spots All map*, foracasl* and data provided by AccuWeather, Inc. 02000 National Cities 62 67 81 64 66 75 Timet ot clouds •nd sun with Regional W eather Mlsalsalppt: Parity ctoudy tonight with a shower In spots Muted sun and clouds tomorrow with a lew show­ ers in some areas. Alabama: Partly ctoudy tonight with a shower in spots. Mixed clouds and sun tomorrow with a shower or two Precipitation SC " Cloud* and tun; a law t -storms poaalbi*. w a r* Tcnpenkn* Beary Barbecue Seminole County Sheriff candidate Richard Beary (Lake Mary Police Chief) will host a barbecue event Saturday, Sept. 9, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Starpori Aviation, at the Orlando/Sanford Airport. Monday Sunday Alm anac Notes A ccuW eather.com w B g fir fe M ia i Shown ars noon posmons of W M ther aydems and preetoltalicxi Tamper aturs bends l jraluras artgtoar given | lorMselected *— ■- tor the day. *"--------—_ ....-------------are b M 1 aba*. “ highs Forecast ___ : (for the 48 contiguous states) Yaatarday's National NT r 17* In South Pass C«y, WY High 111* tnCooltdge, AZ __________ Weather (W): a sunny. pcparOy doudy. c-doody, ah-showers, tfhundarstorm*. r-rain. af-anow flumes, an-anow, Hca. I g M i y f ,h h r f l c P P« Business After Hours The Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce will Isold its Business After Hours meet­ ing Tuesday, Sept. 12, at Trainers Edge & McKee Construction Co., 770-790 Monroe Road, Lake Monroe. The event will be held from 530 until 7 p.m. M Community Notes Myeloma is a progressive disorder DEAR DR. G OTT: M y father, age 57, lias jus! been diagnosed wilh myeloma. What can he look for in the future? DEAR READER: Multiple myeloma is a progressive blood cancer that affects plasma cells, a blood ele­ ment vital to the man­ ufacture of proteins that help combat infection. In most cases, plas­ ma cells — for unknown Dr. Peter masons — grow • # • « • • • uncontrol­ lably and produce excessive amounts of abnormal immunoglobulin pro­ tein. As these cells proliferate, they eat away sections o f bone, leading to spotty areas of weak­ ened bone that cause pain. As the levels o f immunoglobulins rise, the proteins poison the kid­ neys. Thus, myeloma inevitably causes kidney damage and eventual renal failure. This may, however, take years to develop. Additional characteristics of the disease include thick blood (from excess protein), anemia Gott should. Torsion (twisting) o f the bowel is an unusual and serious affliction that causes severe abdominal cramping. If the tor­ sion doesn't resolve with med­ ical therapy, surgery may be necessary. However, I gather from your question that the cause o f your bloating and diarrhea is not yet clear. You could, for example, be suffering from irritable bowel syndrome or, worse, ex cessive peristalsis — a condition Party ("indolent'') myeloma marked by over-active intestinal docs not require treatment spasms, leading to gas, diarrhea 1lowever, as the disorder pro­ and (sometimes) bowel torsion. gresses, chemotherapy — with t If your intestinal contractions drugs such as prednisone and are especially forceful, they cyclophosphamide — may be could put you at risk for anoth­ necessary to retard the uncon­ er attack o f torsion, as w ell as trolled growth of plasma cells. cause other problems, such as With treatment, most myeloma maldigestion. By diagnosing patients can lead comfortable, independent lives for years. and treating the cause o f your problem, the specialist should be able to relieve your symp­ toms and remove your appre­ hension about the future. To DEAR DR. GOTT: After suf­ fering for months with intestinal give you related information, I am sending you a copy o f my gas and frequent diarrhea, I was Health Report "Irritable Bowel hospitalized for a painful twist­ Syndrome." Other readers who ed intestine. Fortunately, 1 did would like a copy should send rot need surgery. M y doctor $2 plus a long, self-addressed, indicated that the condition stamped envelope to P.O. Box could return (because there is 2017, Murray Hill Station, N ew no therapy for It) but that tests York, N Y 10156. Be sure to men­ showed 1 had no cancer. Should tion the title. I see a specialist? I'm worried. (because the over-abundant plasma cells crowd out the red corpuscles), susceptibility to infection (due to disordered protein production), enlarge­ ment o f the liver and spleen, excess blood calcium levels (sec­ ondary to bone destruction), weakness, malaise, and fatigue. The diagnosis is made by bone-marrow examination and special protein analysis of urine and blond. f I _Jr M | |\ Tf DEAR READER: Yet, you Fashion show The Maitland Art Center will open its fall exhibition season September 9, with the exhibit "Fashion, Fun & Fantasy, Creative Garments by Ruth Runk." The event will begin with a reception and preview on Sept. 8 and be open from Sept. 9 through Oct. 29. Admission is free but reservations are recom­ mended due to limited gallery space. * ‘ l or addFlfiSfiST Information1^ phone 407-539-2181. eO l r' >I Audubon S odety Olym pic Physicals Seminole Audubon Sodety Special Olympics Seminole vites the public to "Wonders County (SOSC) will be giving Of Migration", a presentation by free physicals for all Special Parks Small, biologist at Weldva Olympic athletes in Seminole Basin C.FOpark, on Sunday, County on Sunday, Sept. 10 Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. at the branch from 1 to 3 p.m. at Florida library, 150 N. Palmetto In Hospital, 601 E. Altamonte Sanford. The program will Drive, Altamonte Springs. include up-dose photos of col* Physicals need to be renewed orful birds and amazing infor­ every three years, and these free physicals are only for Special mation gathered from the fall OlympicsSetfiinblfl Count)’.o o j migration banding station. For L " JI !’1 . Sanford M iddle School Sanford Middle Math, Science, Technology Magnet School will hold an open house for parents Tuesday, Sept. 12, at 7 p.m. The meet­ ing will be in the Louis D. IVUuitn Gymnalofiain at'flw) ‘ west end o f the campus. A fter opening remarks from the principal. Bill Moore, par­ ents will be Invited to visit their children's classes and meet their children's teachers. Parents will move from class to class to learn about the curriculum and planned events for the year. Mr. Moore stated, "W e have had a great beginning, and w e are anxious for our parents to come and hear about our plans and goals for to the year." For further information, call Sanford Middle School at 407-320-6150. -V ip ifty t, vh .j i d ■-'j; '>■' tdditiimal iiUumtaUttn call 407- f o r m rrrv in fo r m a tio n Call th e Hotline at 407-263-8W3 or 407366-7201. I3e a part of our ■ winning tv* ' 1 tradition! Millennium Middle School Millennium Middle School will hold two PTSA/Open houses in September. Both programs will begin at 7 PM in Millennium Hall. Tuesday, Sept 12 is the 7th HUIUU and 8th grade program and Thursday, Sept. 14th is the 6th grade program. Parents O JJWL Ntwtfupt, EntxiraiM A m Ilh,tiotS italH yO ■: the FISA will be conduct* j ashort business meeting ium: i foe inter•407l infor­ mation. -m r I Pram China/ Flraf Urn* In evallahW In IL S .) 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Hiw rnolayi I Category 2: I L- 1 sum .ruqqtnbijl orit lo vbn ptrn Category3 : -b For Appointments Call: 8 7 7 -4 6 4 -4 1 2 8 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs, FI 32713 i ova liable IfUbJiB Juo Jlir| jw it h flie T tion of a loved one. The orga­ nization meets the second Saturday of ti* month I 6) at the downtown public A GHE GAME THAT U - - . M0NLY FORA GREAT CAUSE Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford Call Doug Fetter I 5 4 o H o m Mon . frt. AXW n S JOprn in. 900 am■100 pm Service Hour*; Mon-7rl. 7 00 6 0 0 Sat. 800 - 500 5 (407) 322-2611 g ----.4 A\ For Informs Bon*phone 407769-3366. ----------- WaMl -r ,'CQCUii, | ' Jlij IT T^rO ff*J Financing and Leasing Available fflfe u ■' Familyandreitndsof V i Mature Driving Course A A R P 55-Alive Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be hddsevenl times In Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and ^3, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police station. On Sept 14 and|15, at Sanford Senior Sept 21 Sept 22 at Senior Center, and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Flat da Rehab. Fix additional information efll 407-302-1010 �T T ilt SmiNOLi: llr ju iii Sopu-mlxT H, 2000 Obituaries Generous praise gives kids the confidence to be winners DEAR ABBY: I am a teacher with more than 25 years invest­ ed in the lives o f young people. You stress that parents need to provide their children ...... . with sen education because this is what w ill help them the most to make informed choices. M a y 1 present some pearls of wisdom from my experience and observations in working with youth? Do all that you pos­ sibly can to help your D ea r chi Idam feel success­ ful. Be their greatest fans. Encourage them to participate in artivi- • • • tics that challenge and enrich them. Be generous with praise, both for efforts and accomplishments. Take time to w rite them special nolcs and look for cards to give them that contain messages of love and pride. (1 still treasure the note m y mother wrote to me when she felt she had neglected to acknowledge my lurdworking efforts.) D o things together. Hug them. Hug them again. The care and effort you extend to your children, in helping them build strong self-esteem, will generate huge dividends in the form o f healthy, wholesome choices when they become teen-agers and young adults. 1 can still hear my 30-yearold nephew telling us dial as a child he always felt like a "g o o d person" because we always told them what good kids they were. H e became a teacher. S T IL L T E A C H IN G AND TE L L IN G T H E M THEY'RE ............. TERRIFIC DEAR ST1L1. T E A C H IN G : Thank you for a terrific let­ ter. I hope parents w ill take you r mes­ sage to heart. I was touched b y the notepaper upon which your letter was written. Trinted on it was: "G O A L S . No one can predict to what heights you can soar until you spread your w in gs." How true. A bby 1v 1 and I both have full-time jobs. Whenever I suggest that he help out more, his reply is always, " I d o what 1 can." Abby, if I had that attitude, our dog would be fiv e years dead and the two cats rmrltilied to 400. The roof would ave caved in on all the dust bunnies, a sink o f dirty dishes and matching orange crates. Food In the refrigerator would be green and moldy w ith no way to cook it because o f a bro­ ken stove. Utility companies would have turned o ff the power (but we'd still get a [ircezc through the broken win­ dow). Children's services would have arrested us for neglect. I ’d still be w earing my college wardrobe, and my smile E Columbus, S.C; two granddiildrm. Wilson-Dchelbctger Mortuary, Inc, Sanford, in charge of arrange­ ments. would reveal no teeth. I've decided to throw myself a part}'. I'm inviting ihe veteri­ narian, roofer, appliance sales­ man, landscaper, but not my husband. He Is finally going to have to do something — like call an attorney. Sadly, however, he won'l bo left regretting his lack o f familial duty. His moth­ er will rescue her "baby boy" again. Women: Take a lesson from someone who's been there. Find out just what it is he C A N do before buying a wedding dress! FIN A LLY FREE DEAR FIN A LLY FREE: 1 am reminded o f that old song, "It's So Nice to Have a Man Around the House." I'm sorry that yours failed to live up to your expectations. In fairness, women should not automatically expect men to fix a roof (or a cat). However, i f necessary, they should be able to call someone who can, and schedule an appointment Abby shares her favorite recipes in two booklets: "Abby's Favorite Recipes" and "Abby's More Favorite Recipes." To order, send a busi­ ness-sire, self-addressed enve­ lope, plus check or money order for $3.95 per booklet ($4.50 each in Canada) to: Dear Abby Booklets, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 61054-0447. (Postage is included in price.) e moo UNivrxsAi rarss sy n d ic a t e RUGINA G AIL DANIELS Rugina Gail DanicK 45, McKay Boulevard, Sanford, died Wednesday, Sept 6,2000 at Central Florida Regknnl HcwpitaL Site was bom May 20,1955 in Sanford. She was a home-nursing nurse and a member of Abundant life Center. Survivors indude father, George D. TVlcr, Sanford; step-modkt, Thruna Tyler, Sanford; husband, )ames K., Sanford; sons, Edmond D im Daniek, Orlando. Comcil LcVan Daniels, and James Donovan Daniels, both of Sanford, Cornelius & Joseph, Rochester N.Y.; daughter, Devin Diann Daniels, Sanford; brothers, John Allen Reid, Armeco Reid, Tyrone Reid, al! of Rodrcstcr, N.Y, Connie Belam, Miami, Dwayne Reid, Paris, France, Anthony Arnold, Rochester; N.Y; sisters, Priscilla Diann Gill, Deltona, Melinda Arnold, Clara Glenn and Wilma A. Miller, all of Rochester, N.Y, Oiincta Lavcm Bright DU1 L o n g w o i i d — G e u r g e M e llo n , C o c a in e an d pocacsainn o f . . Narcotic Equipment Sanford — Wilmer U ncola 37,100 Bush Boulevard, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford Police Officers at 12.-01 a.m. on September 6. He was chargedI with Possession of Cocaine. Home Invasion Sanford — Adrian Hodges, 28,2528 S. Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, was arrested by Sanford Police Officers at 2 pan. on September 6. H e was charged w ith Robbery/Home Invasion. A lso arrested were Krystal Conklin, 29 490 County Rolid 15, Sanford and John Watson, 42,125 Georgetown Drive, as Casselberry. Same•charges ch Hodges. 55, homeless, was stopped by Longwood Police Officers at 932 p.m. on September 5. He was charged with DUI. Trespassing Sanford — Anthony H o lt 46. 1003 W. 8 th Street, Sanford, was arrested b y Sanford Police Officers at 6:02 p.m- on September 5. He was charged with TVespasslng after Warning. False Imprisonment Altamonte Springs — Thomas Coleman, 29,652 Burial Golden Sunshine Court, Orlando, was arrested by Altamonte Springs Police Officers at 4 a.m. on September 6. He was charged with False Imprisonment/Domestic C rem ation $450 T r a n s p o rt O u t O f State $795 W c Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans 327-1500 Battery. False ID/Larceny Fern Park — Stacey Walters, 22,4901 Walden Circle, Orlando, was anested by Sheriff's Office Deputies on September 6 . She was charged‘ w ith Showing with False ID/Larcency. 3/Lat Larceny Casselberry — Samantha Calms, 35,21(16 E. Howell Branch, Casselberry, was arrest­ ed by Sheriff's Office Deputies at 167 p.m. on September 5. She was charged with Larceny. 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Griffrc !* a * r al Atxxxlonl Life CrrOrr. cXtsiatmfMming far family and hursts will hr Friday al thr Wttmrvfjchrts-rpr Mortuary. Inc, 1110 Hne Avenue, tsmfant FI (nan t fa B p m Intomcnl will follow hnn’rciurtrfy at KesUawn Cemetery. Sanford, after the- sen ior m SaturvLiy WilscrvBchribeTpT Mortuary, Inc, In durprnf arrangements 407-322-5212. Brtsson Funeral Home, the oldest established funeral home in Seminole County, has always been committed to serving the community. Aggravated Battery Altamonte Springs— James Jones, 21,314 Magnolia Street, Altamonte Springs, was arrested .by Altamonte Springs Polks Officers at 836 p m on September 5. H e was charged w ith Aggravtaed Battery/Uae o f a Deadly Wfeapon. F oursome FUNERALS Owned Serving Central Florida For 10 Years ' tflTFjrnilyGUARANTEED V1 LOWEST PRICES 1 $ 1 ,4 9 5 Longwood Police Officvers at 630 p jn . on September 5. She was charged with Robbery/Battery. SUE ELLEN SUNBURY Sue Ellon Sunbury, 60, Michigan Avenue, Altimontc Springs, died Wednesday, Sept 6,2000. Bom in Chicago, 111, she moved to Central Florida in 1968. She was an automo­ bile finance secretary and a Roman Catholic. 9 ie was a member of Moose Lodge 766, Orlando and Wxnen of tire Moose Lodge 1002, Orlando. Survivevs include sons. Lari)' Appleton and John Appleton, both of Durham, N.C; daughters, Karen Hdmly and Bridgett Sunbury, both of Orlando; sisters, Kay Sutton, Spring Grove, Pa, Pat Davis Copperas Cove; Tex, Betty McArthy, Oriando; 15 grandchil­ dren. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, in charge of arrange­ ments. B u n f ie ld F u n e r a l H o m e Police L og Drags Sanford — Sammic Teods, 41, Winter Garden, was arrested at 2:50 p.m. on September 5 by Sanford Police Officers. He was charged with Possession of P age 3,\ Kwy 434 & 427 53MIS3 CASSELBERRY Winter Part Dr. m-7315 V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 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, September 10, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 10, 2000. 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>, September 10, 2000; <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/7fe04b39bfe4affe1e94aa3ef1b0ae0d.pdf bae98ec755b0f34424667016ead8958b PDF Text Text t?* I I l| » > r t lY t A » ■k I uirrV* c :wo it* Ho 11 .J A - Sanford, Florida r*» ’ -• 35C "i Lake Mary keeps property tax low By Michelle Jerta Managing Editor Home Run Derby The big boys aro coming back to town for the ASA/USA National Softball Tournament at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Expect some of the tc if slow-pilch softball In the country with more scoring than an NBA game. Page1B LAKE MARY — For the eighth con*ry residents will Kcutive year, Lake Mar have the second lowest lew in Seminole County. During Thursday's meeting. City Commission approved on first reading a millagc rate of 3.7648 mills, which is lower than every city within Seminole County except for Winter Springs' mill­ agc rate of 35495 mills. TO D A Y’S HI9TORY: On this day In 1866, the first recorded birth of sextuplets took place, in Chicago. • On ttils day in 1892, Francis Bellamy com­ posed the Pledge of Allegiance. •On this day In 1974, President Gerald Ford Issued a pardon for former president Richard Nixon. • ■*. TO D AY S BIRTHl Ptahard I (1157*11* king of England; Siegfried Sassoon (1888-1967), poet; Jimmie Rodgers (1897*1033), singer, Sid Caesar (1922*), comedtan, is 78; Peter Setters (1925­ 1980), acton Patsy Cline eases IS E I. adjustments in our garbage/recycling rate, as well as Borne new fees to be added related to development review services for which we currently do not charge," Lake Mar)' City Manager John Litton said. The total General Fund budget for FY Lake Mary High School provides artists for mural See Tax, Page 7A Scouts to receive United ■ y r — >i By Arthur Zielinski Staff Writer LAKE MARY — Art students from Lake Mary High School are helping the folk* at Fox 35 launch Fox's new morning pro­ gram, * Good Day Orlando." According to art teacher, Karen Darville, Fox 35 contacted the ad tool and asked if the stu­ dents would be interested in n 8te tide of funding From Staff Reports £ painting is a row of reflective ve glass wi win­ 1 dow's lining the•buildings bot­ tom floor. DarviUe said the art students are working in a water based tempera paint. Rain will eventually wash away the colcum, making the muni a tempo­ SANFORD — On their honor to do their best to help the Boy Scouts, officials with the Heart of Florida United Way came up with a compromise agreement on Thursday that will allow the Scouts to keep receiving as much as $300/100 in annual funds. Heart of Florida United Way also said it would not tnterfere | with the Ooy Scouts' decision rmry •avenieem eni. Ti hnm mim rary adveriiartnent. a n a tio n . Above: Lake Mery High School Darville said, is hoping the painting wiU stay intact for around two weeks. •The designi was created by Glnny Miller, who Darville and Ginn also teaches sit at The only requirement by Fox 35 was the placement of the "Good Day Oriando" logo the center of student Anna Dang paints c (from 1I Looking st at the mural (tram to r) the painting will indude an . alarm dock set at 7 u n , bathtub and slippers, the logo, newspa- dow moral at tha Fox S8 studios. Left: Dsphney Fux mixes paint tor the mural while getting some n M fcom the afternoon eon under one of the television station's satellite (fishes V St* M « n i r t f * 7A TO D A Y’S 8PORT8: On • y « y A mill is 1/1,000 of a dollar, and is defined as the millagc needed to raise the same total dollars of Ad Valorem taxes as in FY 2000. As property values increase, a mill is worth more. "We are proposing no increase in any fees, but do anticipate some possible 2001 is $11.3 million. Litton said. Personnel costs, including salaries, insur­ ance and other benefits make up about 70 percent of the fund. General Fund revenues are projected to increase 9.9 percent. "This is not based solely on anticipat­ ed new residential units or commercial construction, but a realistic evaluation of trends which we have observed over the past several months," Litton said. These students do windows Today is: Friday, SepL 8,2000 Today Is the 252nd day of 2000 and the 81 st day of summer. For the 8th year in a row, city maintains one of the lowest rates in Sem inole < ______________ o n If A tlr r * a m t 8 t lm ln l» (r « t o r > — thus allowing the Scouts to exdude gay scoutmasters while receiving United Way money. The Scouts, however, must agree to accept every boy who wonts to join even hie turns out to be gay. Area scout officials said they arc eager to work with United Way. Meanwhile, the Rev. John Book of Apopka is leading an effort to help the Boy Scouts should there be any other Alfncultles with United Way. I Set Scouli, Pdge 7 A — !» .« » < * * Y o rtc O lw O M . •> X " v. ► LS p’V s *l*^ ”v * -'jIA , ’ TODAY’S QUOTE: *1 Bke trees because they seem r.3 ? they have to me other thing* do." K ■■ kVdBMi risfi ng the 2000 Legislative , Florida lawmakers d ated K 0 million for recognition funds. Then, Bush and Commissioner of Education stale adenhip agreed to add nal lottery funds, Whkh it the total amount to 184 praenttng money to tenoots £ d l In all, 997 Florida around the state. The money is n i will benefit, n the program started, * brlda school was (riven a card. with grades of 0 A 0 *F" . The program rec- By NickPMfeuf ^ x * n V f iH o r T» • ’ (s s & S is e fik ii llon, lx 19 schools «* Improved at least one letter _ __ ________ _ .-’ V m i "-h fl * • ■■■.. ite w k x . Tht tk rt vytten will be u*ed ■ Q In * rvixn a o a m an -A W •* •’ . . . .'-A.*. ou * *^7!^ �T he Seminole I I lraui 1'aRC 111 Kc|rtcmt>cr 7. 2000 Paylnflforyour.ctasslflodT'-Cl; Seminole Herald You can lax your od to 407-323-9406 900 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 • P. O . Box 1M7. Sanford 32772 Our office It open to eerve you Monday through Friday, 8 am * 5 pm DEADLINES. For Tueeday'a edition, the deadline it Monday at noon For Wednesday s edition, the deadline It Tuesday at noon For Thursday's edition, the deadline It Wednesday at noon For Friday's edition, the deadline It Thursday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline It Friday at noon Home Health Cars Elderly Care Health 8 Beauty For Sale Cometery Lots Reminder Services Luxury hams Computer/TV Career £ Consultants (J Resumes Education 8 Training Help Wanted Employment Wanted Health Cara Lost 8 Found Special Notices Nursery 8 Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Sendees 9 1 Apartment*/ ( H Homes To Share lliir 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Rettromont Homos 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Apartments •Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duptea/Trtplex 107 Mobile Homes For Rent I l f Resort Vacations 1t4 Warehouse/Rentai Space 115 Industrial Rentals Mortgages 71— H elp W a n te d REAL ESTATE REN TA LS Debt Consolidation Business Opportunities Opportunities Financial Services Money to Lend 71— H elp W 181 Appliances 8 v_ Furniture For Sale 183 Television 8 SlerecVRadto 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goode 189 Ofhce Supplies 191 Budding Materials 193 Lawn 8 Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 Homes For Sale K ■ 143 Out of Sum Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 MobBe Home Lois For Sole 149 Commercial Property Foe Sale MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets 8 Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 20 1 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anttque/CoMecttoles 218 Boats 8 Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 153 Arrange Lot For 8a!e 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterliu.il Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale Accessories 235 TruckTButes/Vans For Sale 238 Car Rentals 23* Vehicles Wanted 239 MotoroydesAMiet For Sale 240 Boat Ronuls 241 Rec. 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W n T S S n S is S E A K .* - 8 8 JS Z H $30 par month--------.3 llnaa/3 months $40 par m onth...........4 llnaa/3 months $80 par month.—....... 5 llnaa/3 months U PflfYOJS SOLUTION •Vob on toa.he « CMMl toa e rte m juaono I - i i i �Tnr S eminole H i hai r P a g e 211 September 7. 2000 Orlando Lcgals FASCAR offices at (407) 5C81367 (Orlando) or (904| 427 4129 (New Smyrna), or rheck the Internet site at WWW.NEWS*' MVRNASPEEDWAY.COM. or EMall at FASCARNOWnAOI.COM. Also you are Invited to tune In C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e ID flight at the track located al the oorner of Sit 44 and CR 419, between New Sm>mn. DrLund and Daytona. For more Information on any local short track action, call the to Daytona's WNDH*AM 1150 every Monday night at 7 p.m. to hear all the updates The radio shots- Is brought to you liy New Smyrna Speedu.tv and XIR. Call In 904 239 0033 and tell us what you think! ! in t h e a a e u rr o f f io r io a IN AND ( OR m v a t co u n ty nramu JURIDOICTW I DIVISION No OOCA 100 14* Principal Rawferdai Mortgage, Inc, PMrtMF lYl/cs will Ire awarded for longest drive and closest (o the pin!!! All golfers will receive tiufTet. "goodie* bag. prizes and beverages on the rourec. The deadline to enter Is Friday. September 22. anti registration form s can be picket! up nl the Downtown Youth Center, first door of Sanford City Hull (300 North Park Aveauc). For atorc In formal Ion call 4 0 7 -3 3 0 5697. , Chairman. (107) 889-1 4 3 3 ;; Ted Pope. Co-Chairm an, (352) 483-1 6 8 3 . or Hctly Ann C hristian, Chamber, (352) 383-8 8 0 1. DOWN UNDER CHARITY SCRAMBLE ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic and O utback Stcakhoiisc will host the 9th Annual Down Under Charity Coir Scramble on Monday, Septem ber 25th at Lake Nona. The event, which will bene­ fit The Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, will hold regis­ tration. breakfast and pregolf contests starling al 8 :3 0 a.m ., followed by a Shotgun Start (six-person scramble) at 10 a .m ., and a Post Tournament Awards Dinner & Auction (guest tickets available) at 5 p.m. To rcglsler or for more Information, please rail 4 079 1 6 -2 6 4 7 or send an e-mail In omyfMrdvsporls.com. Sponshorehlp opportunities rue available. SANFORD/SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT T he Sanford/Sem inole County C ham ber of Com merce Fall Golf Tournament will Ire held tin Thursday, O ctober 5th at Tlmaeuan Golf and Country Club. The toumnment will begin at 1 p.m. with a "shotgun" start - 4 person team scram ­ ble. Please report to the course try 11:45 a.m . Each team is required to have a minimum handicap of CITY OF 8ANFORD 4 3 . with only one member of RECREATION AND nine o r less. PARKS DEPARMTENT Players must register In GOLF TOURNAMENT advance by completing n The City of Sanford form turd returning It with a R rcrrallon C oif 2 0 0 0 check for $ 1 0 0 per player. Tournament will be held on Tee and Greens Friday. September 29th at Sponsorships are only $100. Alaqua Country Club. Entry Includes greens lees, The proceeds raised from cart, box lunch, beverage and lliLs tournament will be used prizes and B u sin ess after to purchase equipment for Hours awards ceremony. the new Youth Baseball All entries will be handled Facility located at Chase on n first-served basis, wllh a Park. maximum of 2 5 foursomes. ' Come out and show your 'Prizes wfil b e awarded for >- support and have fun too!!! longest drive, closest to (he The tournament will begin pin, low gross, low net. at 9 a.m. with a four-person Fax 3 2 2 -8 1 6 0 or come by team scram ble "shotgun" lire Sanford/Sem inole s ln rt. County C ham ber of The entry fee Is $ 7 5 per per­ Commerce office m 4 0 0 Hast son and mulligans can be First Street In Sanford for purchased for $ 1 0 . Tec spon^ more Information. sorshlps are also available for M AYFAIR COUNTRY $ 100. CLU B SU M M ER G O LF S PEC IA LS SANFORD - Free golf clinic] even' Monday through September 30 for all San Ton) residents 17 years old and under (Includes a hot dog and cold drink). Sanford residents urc en ti­ tled In unlimilcd play for any given day line-hiding cart, green fees and (ax) for pub­ lished dally rn lc through September 30, except week­ ends nnd holidays. For more Information please call Mayfnlr Country Club at (407) 322-2531 SUMMER PRICE SLICE 2 0 0 0 SAVES UP TO 5 0 % ON RATES FOR WALT DISNEY WORLD GOLF ROUNDS 1ARE BUENA VIST A - Walt Disney World Itcsori intro­ duces Disney’s Summer Price Slice 2000. It features reduc­ tions of up to 5 0 percent on the price of golf rounds nficr 10 a.m. every dny through Sepl. 30 on Disney’s five championship courses, Guests can Ixiok rounds for $ 4 5 on Disney's Palm or Magnolia courses — home of the PGA TOUR’S National Car Rental Golf Classic — or on Dfsney's Lake Buena Vista course. Rounds on the Pete Dycdcslgned Disney's Eagle Pines course nrr $50. Or they can play the rolling wilder­ ness of Disney’s Osprey Ridge course for $ 6 0 . All ra le s Include giccns fee and u se of an eleclrtccart. R a t e s tire silted even fur­ ther with 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. specials, to a s low us $ 2 0 . Tec times can be reserved by calling Ihc master starter at 407/WDW-GOLF (9394653). Duy visitors may lx>ok tec Hines 3 0 days iiiatlvuiice. Walt Disney World resort guests may book lim es 9 0 days In advance with a con­ firmed reservation number. P re p s of last season and Just missed making the playoffs, has lo wall until Saturday lo begin Its dis­ trict quest taking on Mainland, an at-large team In 1999. ul Daytona Beach Municipal Stadium. Lake lluwell Is the only SAC' Irani not In action this week, getting an extra few days lo get ready for nine straight weeks of football. All game* arc set for a 7:30 p.m. kick off. On die Thursday night sched- Coatlausd from Page IB Oviedo hosts Lake Bran* ley. which finished second In the dis­ trict race In 1999, at John Courier Field in a huge contest. In a Claas SA-Dlntrtct 4 game. Seminole, which finished second In 1999. (ravels to Longwood to lake on Lyman, whose upset of Mainland last year helped the Tripe secure second place, al the Carlton Henley Sport* Complex. Winter Springs, which was one of the stronger teams at the end CH R/BO LET Commercial Truck Sales A ll Your Commercial Truck Needs Sales *Parts •Service mil Boys Volleyball _ Cypress Creek at Lake Brantley. Junior mushy. 6 p.m.: vaisiiy . 7 p.m.; Lyman at Bishop Moore. Junior varsity. 6 p.m.: varslly. 7 p.m.; Seminole at Lake Mary. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.: vanity, 7 p.m. Girts Volleyball _ Lake Brantley at Onmgcwood Christian. Junior Varsity. 5:30 p.m.: varslly. 7 p.m.; Lake Mary ul Winter Springs. Freshman. 4:30 p.in.: Junior varsity. 5:30 p.m.; varslly, 7 p.m.: Seminole al Lyman, Freshman, 4:30 p.m.: Junior var­ sity. 5:30 p.m.j varsity, 7 p.m. lb* N o un M hetfby given Purl, purloanl lo thal Final Judgment ol Fnradnar** daws Auguef U *000. an* sraarnd In tfnl caa* nr'-oar oo CA 103? 14* nl maCVnrrt caurt n» to* inth Judnal Cbont * w d tor Seniam# Cr«rv» florid*, atonraln PRINCIPAL HESIOTNILAL WORTQAOE. INC . a PUrtitt a id Mariano Pan*. Sonia Fatnanday. Ch it* Oroya* Corrm nrtv A ii rx fabon. Inc, la/ara Defend**,). I a * *al to toa Nghatl and trad brMer lor caah m Via Watt front door of Via Sememe County Cuurthsuit h Ex-d^d. ftond* SnmlnoN Comfy. FTond* al f 190 00 AM on Via 71M d*y X Sapumbai, Z000. to# loAowing deaertbad property 44 a n forth In laid (*»«' JudgmanL Id wt. u * IM , dam* grom* urw 4* ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT TH E n ro r, •< rc C o n o c o in p l a t hook 52. pagaS 04 85 OF THE pub­ ic raconN ol tananrN onunty. bonda NOTE Punuard to Via Fair Data Codaenon Practical Act you art admad Vial tort law rtfn * daamad t o t a l not* cctacl a itumettog to cbtafned w i ba uaad for toat pur. pea* Dead Vis 26to day ef Auguat. 7000 MARYANNE MORSE CNrk of O c a Court By Dorottry W Bnfrn Deputy Clart COOXJS ■ BTAWIARSKI, P A 4010 Boyacoul RoUavard buaa 410 Tampa, F l S3607 TNaphona (01J»770OO0 CA8410-00 7107 Fubfrth Augual 31. *nd Seyaember 7.7000 DER 310 THE CtoCUIT COURT O T THE EIGHTEENTH ju a c tA E c i r c u i t IN AND rOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. riORlOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 00 4 77 CA DIVISION K SUNTRUST MORTGAGE, INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CHCSTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION, W ill REDO MELLA. M al Datondandiy NOTICE OF ro n rc L o s u R E s a l e NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur luant to a Final Judgment ol Mortgage Foraduiuta datad Auguit 74. 7000 and amarad in Caaa NO 00 077 CA o( Via O cull Cnut <d fha EIGHIEENTH Judtunl Cmu4 to and tor SEMINOLE County, Honda wharaai SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CRE6TAR MORTGAGE COR PORAiiori. I* aw P im M and w » 11*100 M klLA ;.. MN1TMA J. MCI l A ara to# Dt4andanf>. I wM M i to Vw hrghaH and Paaf M M f tor r a i l <U * M I Imnl dorr of to* BE UP MOLE County CourTTnuie lantord. fjrfdi *1 T1-C0AM. ontti* TStortsy of SfpInmbarTOOO. lire loNowng (Marumi po4>aflir a i urt loflli in •aid Final Judgment LOT 9. SLOCK C SUMMLHSLI N O R TH ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF AS R E C0H 0 E0 to PLAT BOOK IS. PAGES 13 A 14. O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. RORIGA AIK/A 91 MARK DAVID CT, CAS SEIBERRY. R 37707 WITNESS MY HAND and It™ u*l of tot* Court tri Auguto 25.2000 (SEAL! Maryanna Mona Cton * toa Cka* Coal Dy Dorotoy W Bdkar Dapdy Ckark Fchavama AAaaocwtat P A PO Oo* TSOIS Tamp*. Ttordl 3X77-301# POO0G3SS4 -S a a Amancan* wto DtaabdJbai Act * you ■ » a paraon adh a daatrrtoy a4io naada acoommnrtatonn to otdaa TLOTCOA O VA ACTION CASE NO. OO 1045 CA DIVISION K □MAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. UURLfcYO Y O N .alto. DMaadaraft) NOTICE OP POSBCLOSURa SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN p x tuard lo a Final A d g w r t «f UorXpga Foradoauna datod Atoual 74. 7000 and araarad In Caaa NO. 00-1043 CA of Via C l o d Cowl of toa EIGHT EEftTH JudtoUf O rcul to and tor SEUMCLE Courdy. Ftottdt ntoaraai QUAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. to to* PlwntrH and SHIRLEY 0 YON; ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. V4C: TENANT 41 NlK/A TAMYKAH REYNOLDS: TEN AN T *2 M U A and b**l bfddar kf ea*n at »<dt front door nf to* SFUINOLE County CnurTKoua*. aanford fiorfda al 1100AM. on lha rum day of KaraatrtoMjOOO t «A ~ r.--: dU L itiad propany at wt forth to tald Final Aafgnw* LOT S I. L0NG0A1E ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RTCORDED IN PLAT BOOK IS, PAGE M , O f THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SFMINOit COUN­ TY rio n iD A KVJK 1701 N SELMA ROAD. LONGWOOD. R 3 2 7 M WITNESS MV HAND and « m wal ol V a Cowl on Augmt ? ! J000 (SEAL) H Maryam* Motto Clan t.f * » Cm uf Conn By M iry Sfr'jwa DapWyCtort Echavam* 1 AiaooaM. PA P O tkn TSOIS Tampa, Ftondj 33677 5019 100004300 "S a t Amareani i4Vi Owabaaei A«i V you aw a paraon wth • Batbary id puTdlpdl - in SiS pracewlnB. you an rrtmad a: ru roal toyou. far tor Plaaaa contact Cowl Admnatraban a lfO IN Pari Ananua, Saidnd. Fkirtda37771. ftlapfiona numbar 1407)006-4777. Mtoto 2 aurklng dayt ol your incag* of Vm docu man. 0 haariig toipaatd (TOO) 1000 9660771 PuWih Aogual 31, and Baplambar 7, 7000 DER313 THECIRCUTTCOURT O* THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCt «T PI AND rOR SEMWOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA crvtt ACTION CASE N O 00-1000 CA DIVISONK SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. M C . STEPHEN l ALLMAN at al. NOTIC* 07 FORECLOSURE CALC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN put auanf lo a Final Judgmam of Mortgag* Foracfmura da'ed Aogual 74. 7000 and antamd to Caaa NO OO tOhd CA of «■* Cactd Court of Pit F IG H U E N TH JudrcWI Caeul to and tor SEMINOLE County. Honda Ohara.. SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC, ■ V* Platolfl and STEPHEN L. ALLMAN SHAWNNA M BURCH. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, ara to* Datandanu. I w* rat to Via hf^imri and Leaf taddar tor cadi at trail Iron door or t>» SEMINOLE County CoraThou*#, aanlord Honda at IIVOAM, on in* aflto day of SNApmUaf.TOOO. to# lolkrwLng aat) Fnal Judgmat* LOT 11. BLOCK E. SOUTH PINt OLEST, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT H i t RE OF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGES « A 10. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORDA A TEA 7011 S FRENCH AVENUE. SANFORD, FL 37773 WITNESS MY HAND and to* **af of ton Court on Auguat 76 7000 (SEAL) Maryanna Mo t h O ar* W to* O n to Coral Deputy Ctotlr Ethtorarrla AAtaouatm PA P O Boa 76010 Tampa Florida 33072-6016 rnoowsM **Sa* Amancam ar*h Dnabddtei Ad A you a n a perron adh a dubrtoy aho naarli aanrnmodaliai to order to parjcAraig to Vat t*oc"*d4g you AN antlttod *1 no oocl to /ba. lor to* ptwawon ol cartaai atualanca Plaata ooni*;1 Court AOmmotrMr e at 701 N Pad Aram* StMOrd, Florida 37771, lalaftoona Nimbar (407)609-4727. wahti 2 amrtrng dayt ol your lactopt ol tort docu mini. 0lrairaigtop*lrgd,<niO)1 SOD 3660771 Ptttnh Auguit I I , and D f f a it r r t;* x» OCR 314 •I I gi M THE CIRCUTT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH . JUDICIAL ORCUH IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE MO.: 00 1654 CA DW SKYt P OMAC MORTUAOF CORPORATION T WA GMAC M om OAUF CORPORATION OF PAi PWnm. ax I Pa u l a fFCS3ENDE7L *1 a). Daln n amm aiand NOTCH OF ACTION TO; 1 PAULA FESSENDEN LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 1216 Trcfwoul BoiM<ard V *4*rSpnfAB,K 32709 ■ CURRENT ADDRESS: UNKNOWN ANY A lt ) ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH, UNDER, AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ D ANTS) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OE AD OR AUVE WHETHER SAK) UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS­ ES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES OR OTHER .Claimants LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: r AD D R ES S UNKNOW N y o u A R E NO T I f ICO to tt an actxm to b ra d c rM a m o rtg ^ a on to * W SEMINOLLCounty, I tondt LOT 74. TU S C A W lM - UNO 0. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT TTC R F O f AS RF.CORDE0 VfPLAT BOOK 73, PAGES » T I«0 U G H 70 OF Tin: r u c u c RECORDS OF S O AN CIE COUNTY. FLORDA. ha* bean Ifad agami you and you art raqwiad to atnra a copy of your aatwri f t l a i M ardMi SOdayr a iu8 property eel to r ti to t o * IVdev c l Mai Lol 7, RED WILLOW PLAZA, according to to* plan Hared *« ■acontod in Plat Book 36. Paget N and 100. PutdK Record, d B«rtn<4# County. Ftortda A yuu wa a penon arwh a d u M r j aho naadl any acconervafaton to order to ptrttotoal* to tort proceed­ ing. you era anuiad. at no coal to you, to toe pnMUon d certtrn Martla va Pleat* contact to* A D A . Coordinator al toe Sartuncfa County CounhoiH. 301 N Part Avenue. Eardord. FL 37771 Tttophana 1407)3714330. Eto 4777. wOtrtwo Oeya nl yna reoat* o' •a* Nohct (4 Sal*, d htarrg onroto* tnpatrad cal 10000950771 Dated tort 76 day of Aogud. 2000 (Court BaaS MARYANNE MORSE Clerk d to* C n u t Court By Mery Stroup* Deputy Clerk Ladd li. Fa,■**. IM F Ftond* Bar No toms.v Fauet. Antoony ATaytor. PA 1376 W- Cdortlar Drtv* PatiOlfcelKa 3307 Orlando f t 376CO 3307 (407)072 0200 Atten>*)tlorrWnfl* (Nfciafi AvgwU 31. arid Saprerraw . 'll .;ii).l|iril' LEROY ANDREA Ma r t in IT LIVING AND IF DEAD THE unknow n spouse, h e ir s . OCVTSECS. G R A N TtC S AJJSIGNLEE LIENORS, CREDITORS. TR U STEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMVfG AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST LEROY ANDREA MARTIN UNKNOWN SPOUGe OF l£H O Y ANDREA MARTIN. IF ANY, CHASE GROVES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION IN C : JOHN DOE AND JANE D OE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENDANT'S) n c -t f o n c c o F m th e a n c u n c o u r t OF THE EIGHTEENTH AXNCLAL IN AND FOR 6EMIN0LE COUNTY. FLDRIOA. CTVX ACTION c a s e tc : 000*40141 NORWEST BANK UINNFSOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR AMFTESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1 H 6 I UNDER THE POOLING AND SERWCMG AGREEMENT DATED AS D f AJNE | (.I M S NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN pur tuanl lo an Order Grant,ng to* Motor to Ratal F t r t d w n Sal* dated Auguit 74. 2DOO araarad n C M Caaa No. 80 1*78 CA 1! P d to# Cartr*Could to* 1ITM Ju*el4l Caou* m and tor SCM VCLE County. Rankrd Ftortda. I *4A t* ( to to* Irttomi and ban batdar lor caah m lira Weil Frunl Door d Vi* SEMI HOLE County Oounhouae to Barfwd. Ftonda, M 11U0 a n an to* 70 day d Baptombar. 7000 tot k4 PtotoM ORE OORT B WXLIAUS. M d- . Defender! (tl NOTICE OF AALX NXc* to haretry given to il pt». auuHd to A Final Judgmem of ForadMW* Of Order tuied August 24. TOOL1, entered m C M Cal* Number OO-CAS40-14-0, in to* C r e k Court tor Sefnnoto County. Ftond*. ehemn NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCLA TION. AS ra u S T L C FOR AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL BEOUtto TIES CDRFORATTON MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST IV90-7. U tCER THE POOLING AND SDTVICINO AORFfMENT DATED AS DF JUNE f, I I M i*toePUtotf arvtGREGO­ RY a WILLIAMS, H *1, are die DaTandanta, I t l u t M aVutaadVi d a u tN ft; UK 3. MONROE ------------arrw ln g to tod (4*1 toarad. aa recontod to PM Book 4A. Pag** T9 and 17, Pitotc Rscordt d * c «A 7 r n»at . to pubic tala, to to* ieghedl and bail l A i m . U cato al to* Wad Find Door. 301 North Parti Avenu* Sanford. F I 32771. ttofrtA at IT jOO tun on to* |4di (toy d O dd ) 7000 Dated Augutr 76.70UJ Maryanna Mura* •orth to aald Summary fnal JudgmaattoAiA! -< g i i u I 'I : i LOT H E CHASE GROVES, UNIT 10. ACCORDING T O THE PLAT THEREOF; RECORDED M PLAT BOOK *9. PAGES 71 ANO 77. O f TH E PUBLIC RECORDS SEME N O U COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated V4176 day d AuguH 7000. SAJUKft'NU P U E vfiM M K Jl.«* lS * p rtm b e T 7*2000 . i Do You Have IT a D fia M M O o A t° ° (In, Salei Hour* Mon M . B 30am 5:30pnj Son 9 0 0 am ■ 1 0 0 pm Service Huurt; M on fri. 7;OO0vOO ! Sj i . 6 0 0 - 5 0 0 p l a in t if f DER-316 n IN THE CIRCUIT COURT O f THE 1STH JUOtOAL CIRCUIT. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA GENE RAl. - JUfktoDrCTlOM DIVISION CASE NO 80 2479 C A M P feivYiN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F4UA I* AND MORTGAGE CORPORATION vs. 7,*«» * v ln y o 'Ja s u l JcKh r.ii ( 407 ) 322-2611 J.? t h jI ‘ y n ilr f o r i ud i l l 77 ■iiftaUiinnuT lloD UuJtiri/-. tiu i'i 1AndkTell; -L'S jx lfir : JllV , , v Ti j [.) hi Us About It! financing and Leasing Available iJ data cf to* In i pubfecabcn d Vat note# or 30 daya atlor On dart cf term* d a copy c4 tort nofeca on that paraon P e r n having clama agaimi to* aatale aho ara not know- to to* P a m ia l Rapraaedalfr* and whoee namat a *ddt*n*a are n d rtaion•Wy # « ertarnaW# muel N* al daant agalnkf toa eatat* wthfn tore* modha altar Vai data d 8># In i pub* teabon d tot newa ALL CLAJM3 AND OBJECTIONS N O T SO FXEO VWLL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha date d In tt pufduaAon d tot none* u Auguat 3 1 .2000 PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Mamw Jana Ocnrty c/o 1481W fakijanki Aeanua P O Bra 70 Wrier Park. Rond* 37780 (407(647-3876 Daraal J LeFmrra. Lawyer Anomay lor Pertonal Rapratedabv* 1481 W Farrbankt Avenue P O . Out 70 Wa4*r Park, ftond* 37780 (407)047-3875 ftond* Bar No 046708 PUbHU) Auguat 31, and 8apMmber 7.7000 0CR-3IB 21, POX', to* tonoert-ig-determed 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs, FI 32713 ^ NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The edmnrOrition ol to* teiat* of OORDTHY B FRANKS degcaaod, FaaNurtoer 00-7*1 -CP. a bertrVvj to ba C n u t C a r l tor Samlnd* County, nortd*. Prnhaie OMUon. tha addret* d aditoh It 301 NPartr Avenue iMitdrt. Ftond* 37771 The ruuta* and addiaota* ol Vn Pertonal Rapraeantabve and d toe Penonal Rapraevnfauve * attorney ara ail forth betow Arweaamelad barton upon wtnm tort nottoe a eanrad vrtn aiende Id chedangt to* vtbdrty d l e W*. toa guaMicalront d toe Pertonal ReproeentAthre, varam. u Atoartcbui d Vi* Court, and al panont haring daton agatoef ton Male rati) ara armed arfeh a copy d «>e nobca art lagurad lo Me nfh tot Court tudt dgaetton or claim wdhai NOTICE O F BALE FURSUANT TO CHAPTER *6 None* a given that | "-.gam to a ■llpulelad bnal |udgn«r4 i4 Icredo hit * deled Augud 24. tooa to Cae* No 99 570CA 14K c4 to* O c tA Coon ol to* Irgfrtaeru!' Judratl CrrciA to and lor SananuM County. Florida, to which HACIENDA DEVf I DPMENT CORPOTIAIION I* toe FtatoW and SO U TH tRN PROP­ ERTIES. a Ftortda G a w i'V pemaMap and a* general pn-1-ien. C IS . INC and T C H. INC . ara to* Defendant*. I ad aa* to to* iRyiaM tadfar tor cadi al to* Waif tor* rtoor d to* Semtool* County C o u V o m . 301 N Pail Avenue. Sanlord, Flonda. t4 1100 * m «n SapMnbar 8 7 7 -4 6 4 -4 1 2 8 \ \ W A sal IN THE CtRCUIT COURT PIANO FOR SFMPfOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE EPVlSXTtr FA* No 00 781 -CP » f RE ESTATE OF DOROTHY B FRANKS. SOUTHERN PH0PTRTTE8 a Ftonda gmaral partoamNu and *• general partner, CTE. ITC and T C H, INC. For Appointments Call: — 7— Pubken Anguel 31. end Sebrtmtiar 7.2000 DEMO! 7 IN THE ORCOTT COURT OF TX E IG H TE E N TH XXSCIAL CIRC10T, IN A N D F O R S F M a n U CO UNTY, R O W DA C M L D IV IS IO N r a a c u n a a x T X C A -1 4 K HACIENDA D ETTLOPM T iR CORPORATDN. ^ smites.' Over ZOO In Stock Ready For Im m ediate Delivery liM) mi CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary Btmup* Wiliam M Gorton A Aitocwtoa 1730 Souto Myra# Amnue. Sulto 105 Ctoanrafar. Honda 33766 >445 Yn acuadanoa wan to* American* WtoitfenraiHi Act pertont tonead c4 a tpacrtl accorrmoderm to parhdpala m Vito pvoceertng that. w4hIn aavan (7) day* pnot to any pro oaadng contact Pi* AdmawfrtiN* OPre d to* CoiaL Sememe Ccaady Ccurenut*. SOI N orth Park Avenue Sanlord. Ft 37771. telephone *076064330. TDD 1-0008660771 or T -100 *5S 0770 vT* Ttonm ftoiiy publ.talion, V any, on I AAiaocialet, PA, PtototHTi attorney, arhoee addait I* >118 Corpo»*'e Lake Ortva, 3rd Ftoor, Tampa Ftortoa 33034. and N* toa oflpnd «tn pat Court athar h-4u* u r . Y , on PlaraWi anomay or fnaratialary toaraaflar mharanaa a datamar* M imrnrad agatod you tor to* I*a*t damandad m to* C m y a r r or [a r m WITNESS my land and to* a**.*<4 H a Court on *m 70 day of AUG. 7000 [SEAL) Maryan at Mora* Clarti (4 to* Court By Rum King A* Drputy Ctodt Echavam* AAm o c m im . PA P O Oo. 76010 Tania. Florida S3BV7 6010 F0000(077 "See American, nth O.iaMMim Ad II yuu at* a jet ton. «tth a fktabAfy eho need! areommudatun In cedei to pamegat* In ton ptocemfcs). you ara enWad m no ooal to you, tor to* pnarMcm <4 cartaai aewtarvt Ptaaa* conau Court AfViatobum •4 701 N Pan Avenu*. Saidnd. T Linda 37771. totopbon* nattoar 1*07)005-4777, ertoiln 2 wodeg y daya (4 you racaipl of fha docu meet ll haartrg toipaaacl (TDD) t000*640(71 Putidth Auguit 31, and Sef4w4w 7.7000 OCR 315 LIFETIIV1E M E T A L jlHl i al. ulr Is: Junior varsity football Lake Mary.vs. Dike Howell at Richard L. Evans Field. 7 p.m.: Oviedo vs. Lyman ul the Carlton Henley Sports Complex, 7 p.m.; Wink-1 » piatipii; ir.K3fssssa^ i. ara atdOad al no ooM to you, for lha Springs vs. Seminole al Thomas protowron ol uifato M t n la r u Plaaaa toritarf Court Adn..«ilrnlion E. Whlgham Stadium, 7 p.m. 701 N. Pad Avarua. Sanlord, Boys Coll _ Semtnole nnd Lake «Florid* 32771 talaftoonu nurrtour Hrunlley vs. Lyman at Rolling 1407)963-4777. wl**i 2 ironing dayt of your ncwpl of Bin dom­ Hills, 3:30 p.m.: Winter Springs inant. A Irat-rag bhpamd. (ID O ) 1vs. Dike Mary at TliskawlMa.' eoocasm RM ahAuguit 31. nnd 3:30 p.m. 7 7000 Girls Golf J Dike lluwell vs. DER 31* Oviedo at Ekuna. 3:30 p.m.: THEORCUfT COURT Lake Maty vs. Lake Urnntley at O F THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Swrclwatrr. 3:30 p.m.: Lyman W AN0 7OR vs. Seminole al Mayfair, 3:30 SEMINOLE COUNTY. p.m. r irroiflMrr, a notice or rontcrosune sale C o n t in u e d fro m P a g e ID ROM i f OMandtm*. I *r» *N to to* hrgb**i JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MWuPtnrl Golf DARRELL count or rat trm m FREE E ST IM A T E S CALL today ;;;;; 1 -8 7 7 - 9 2 9 - 3 7 0 0 g n lr n o u x l .lic k b iiiv iJ i: �Kffilcmt)rf 7. 21MXI P o p e 3 It T h e Seminole H erald ILASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can lax your ad to 407-323-9400 300 N. French Are.. Sanford 32771 •P. O. Boi 1067, Sanford 37772 Our office Is open to ssrva you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm 322-2611 DEADLINES: For Tuesday’■ edition, the deadline la Monday at noon For Wodnskday s edition, the deadline It Tuesday el noon For Thursday’s ed'tlon, the deadline It Wednesday at noon For Friday's edition, the deadline It Thursday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline is Friday et noon 11 12 13 14 15 16 1B 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Home Health Ceio Elderly Caro Health 8 Beauty For Sato Comnlery Lots Reminder Services lunurylteme Computer/TV Porsonali Health Caro I oil ft Found Special Notices Nursery & Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Honllh Insurance Legal Services 45 Dotrt Consoirdubon 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 f inancial Sonnees Cl Money to Lend 63 Mortoagos 117 Commercial Rentals 11B OBice Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted Tb Rtml 125 Lease To Own 127 Slaogo/Offroe For Rent G7 CftroOf Consultant* 69 Resumes 70 Education & Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Emptoymenl Wanted M 221 Good Tilings lo Eat 222 Mus«nl Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 141 Homes F a Sato _______ 143 Out ol State Property F a Sale 145 Roson Property F a Sato 147 Industrial Preport/ For Sale 14B Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property F a Sato 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lol For Sr,to 154 Open House 155 Condominiums F a Sato 157 Mobile Homes F a Seto 159 Reel Estate Wanted 160 (Justness F a Sale 163 Waterfront Property F a Soto t65 Duplex F a Sato REN TALS WITNESS my hand and oMctai at >1 ol said Court tva TU h day d AuguaL 7000 Compwrr Pukiliillt). Node* of rorxeto*** Sal* notice is given rum** to • yiOgnMnl of kvvciqwjr* d*l*d August i 84.7000 wvl wTiewflnClwr OO pa MISCELLANEOUS ,199 Pets & Supplies 20G Llvcsloctoi arm Supplies 261 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 AntiqueCoDocUbtoi 215 Boats & Accessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wamod to Buy JCi 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning De fiery M m country dub home Pnvsle turret! ud ruom W J provide car* as needed while having OMsHoq I wiuerrw *«<w Lodiei Coll FRIEIW78MA1K Credit Card Billing t-B O O -C ITY -rU N 741185 Manufadumn ITridm Turn By Mary SVoupa r Deputy Clerk n o o E R D b F am <>aoo>4sas 231 (Hers For Sale 234 Atrtomoflve Accessories 235 Truck/Buset/Vans For Sato 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Molorcycten/Bkes F a Sato 240 Boat Rentals 241 Roo Vehicles/Compcra For Sato 243 Trailers F a Sato 245 Farm EquYment O R L A N D O 'S U \ D A TE L IN E C a « « O O C A DOI H-K 0.-sc* S Small D»w*rt(») UJ5J22H2I3 255 ANocalnna 25C AppJujnoe Rapes 257 Auto tied Repair 268 Automotive 2f-0 tlur.li Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet 6 Installations 265 Carpel Cleaning 266 Ccihng Repair 267 Ceramic Tito 268 Ch»d C hu Centers 2fi9 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Servicos 275 Drywall 276 Eloclncal 277 Fence 276 Handy Man 279 Hauling 200 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation & Repair 2S2 Janitorial Services 203 Jewelry & Repair 21)4 l okufront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 55— B L e c a ls v* 229 Auctions Furniture F a Sato 163 Television A StercaTUdio 165 Computers F a Sato 167 Sporting Goods 189 Otfoe Supplies 191 Balding Materials 193 Lawn & Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment R EA L ESTA TE 91 Apartments.' Harms To Slum 93 (looms For Rent 95 Roommate Warned 96 Retirement Homo* 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Apartments •Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses f um.sl.ml 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Dupfos/Tiipfax 107 Mobile Homes F a Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warohouse/Henl si Space 115 Industrial Rentals FkmM In the event you need to change your ad: 11 you n**d lo Chong* your #d wh«o 8 h running ptooow g * « u t a c a l and we wM make Iho (tianpo tor Ore nerl aufteMn rvV on pleas* cfmck your nd on tho k m day of pubkeokm 8 you hnd un error, pfanoo co* u t mmerkuimy and wo w * c a r e d Bic ortnt tor too nerd pubfcoliai. Wo oro rooponortto) l a tho first tosnrbnn only and onfy l a lh « cost of Bw first irwnrtton A S S IF IC A T IO N S EM PLO YM EN T SwTunola County. Paying for your classified ftd; Wo gladly aCanpl Masiuroard Or 1A*o A * 8'ko mil tutor cash a « personal chock Advnrtioors who wish to bo billed can moke srrungamwrws M iho limo thou ad It plocnd PIo m o k*np to mtod Ihol ndt to tht Pwroonaii (doss 21) BiiktoOH Opportunaers (d n » » 561 * Garngo Sato* (217) rsrsioo (ruymwY m •drones CMiemcr tm ht i m t t i U i i l JO *i f l 0»<k Out tf* Hottest Wrbsuf* H ftnfln.com k prls corn 301 N Pan Avenue. Suae N301, Santord. Flonde 37771. (407)866 4227 ail. 42Z7. wsTen 2 wxatong days 22— H e a l th C arl Care Giver: Herd eannportaSun7 To Mama, apprArwnwss or ooands W4 taka you along or go lor you. 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F L p p o r t u n it ie s SANFORD MAIN5TREET TUESDAY MORNING FARMERS MARKET aostD M THE COUNTY COURT in a n d non btU IN O U . COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE*IfO . VBCC 3641-70L-C CASAAL CHEEK PROPCRIY OWNMfS' ASSOCIATION. IN C . a _ ikwdocupuahunnolloipniU, PtsntaL A U G U S T AND SEPTEMBER ____ B U I RtOPETONG IN OCTOBER - le t 27 (hock T. 8UNLANQ STATES.' according to tho phi OMol« ikoordMl In PIN Book 11. igak 18 ftuoiigh 77. R V w t i4Ac Rocords 01 Bom nM Comty. ondo DATED tko 7S»1 day of AuguM. DapMyCMik 43 Put* on * - - my brother* 7 Chicken keeper?'4 Answer lo Previous Punts lT eTpit: EOntlBiQl SSH S tsaauiiiid liiauaaia raoamtDM Dia^niaQ Htiia Ing. you a n OOSMa 81 no cuW to you. to too provision ol codon ours Unco Plot so contact ADACoordmtlw ol 301 N Pork AyeiM.SuSONTBI, P8T884 f t n i o 37771. TafOphono (407)8864727 X I B ill o f f a r e z j '-K e p f u r 24 Guinea pig rrffSoTi Aunl In Spa! 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CoS GPC S u B r g 407-260 5066 « tax resume to 407 26047* Mo Fee Warehouse ForVMlcip A workers naedad to load A unload trucks t ighLhojvy lifting Dapandabto wcWrv* ( M i t r o f f w i Cof GPC Gutting 407 260 5008__________ House kpofim naedod rmwOotely FT poafbon. 16-58. gmsi twieMs lljisg-ound chock loqd DFWP. AryXy n parejv INvsak ji takas Afto. bohnd town Core* Mai. Sontoul No phono cals HOUSEKEEPEH Full Urn* position, excellent pay Experience preferred. Club Exp In I Apartments ______ 407-331-3111 ____ ~ HOUSEKEEPERS Apply Budget Inn ol Sanked, 3200 S Orlando Dr 117-82) APPOINTMENT tfiTTatSI Paid homing Am igo 510 52<VHr Ekpd Only NO SELLING. No cctd coks, ) lei SchodutoDuncbb Coil Joan • 407-321 2070. E l l 717 Asphalt Paving - a* oruund bus* and povoig person Dnvor* License inquired1 Scmnole Povwig 407-323 0111 Huntct Check Slsim o Oporator wt Fish A WikBilo Comm , E. SfYnrato Co i l r N Brevard Co , minimum wage. Sept • Doc..Call Dave turnoi 407977-2716. 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O T A T A T J C 2000 by • Carriers Hirifig On Siti .Truck Driver l institute 800^54*7364 krwwEom M i goCssb com busewM upcerknka* to re-^Mar *Mh Auto Dototlaa: Las d work Greet pay1 Umgwood tocobon FMsbfo hotts FT PT. Ekp.prtrlonsdbtdwM Iron Musi hot* vokd kcnnso Co* mr CMytot. 407-781-5478 Florida Depl ot Agncurtura & Consigner Srmncas belore sekng C a t to vonty lawiul re^urairon telor* you buy Bobcol OpersuvIUc* Bfsdo oporator tor In ti grading Vacation 5 Panonri 5 K H 5 Y » Cok 407-322*171 Breoklstl WanfsssNiOht lone Auditor Msmiononce. Top Pay. Good Working conMnns Apply MomoO Coalyard 135 tmemohonai LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTS »«* LTH MSUflANCf ANO MHK PLAN1 OfMf It m avortpUc* r « i t5C iliS&f Drtve, lkprv>9« 407-2A&BOOO _ Lflwn MamVfmflJxro Posrticwni. .Mull haw imaaltori ©*pefwocmand plant fc.vy^LxW 407-W-nm �From the eagle’s nest: notes results A chance for early control V S -' Football squads leap into district games BLu t tM M a n in / fi. . . »» * / • X **'•. From fittfl Report* ORUtNDO - Forty-two Tiger Woods wannabes w ill~ converge -jn-~WaiiH Disney World Resort on Nov. 11 for The Golf C hannels Drive. Chip Ac Pull Ju n io r Golf Skills CompctlUon national finals. Emerging victorious from events involving an estimated 7 .0 0 0 young jjeople across the United S ta irs and Canada through the cable n et­ work's award-winning outreach program, the finalists will be flown to Orlando to compete at Disney's Magnolia Course. ' "Hosting the finals at Disney is an Ideal way t o ; cap off our second su c ­ cessful season of Drive. Clilp & P u tt.' said Mark Oldham. Tlie Qolf Channel's vice president ’ o f tournament sales and new b u sin ess develop­ m e n t noting the pro­ gram 's trem endous By Dean Smith SPORTS EDITOR 3 n L < i;' ills challenge nlwoys-tough DcLand at Spec Martin Stadium and See Preps, Page 2B ■' This ye Putt'Wirt doubling than 4 0 even t* a» SANFORD - Ju a l a week into the season and high school foot­ ball teams arc In a do-or-dle sit­ uation. While It Is not actually Uiat dire of a situation, especially alter what Oviedo pulled off last year, a district loss always makes you ploy catch-up the rest of the way. The Lions lost their first three district contests In 1999. but fin­ ished the season with rallied to win its final six regular season games, three against district foes, to earn an at-large bid, which they rode into the third rounds of Uic playoffs. But that Is a rare event and would not have happened had the Florida High School Activities Association not added an extra round to the playoffs. In Class BA-Dlstrict 2 play. 1999 champion Lake Mary will Goodyear Mini Stock Challenge at Orlando • t* ■-• • • ,U -S t \ f- 4 v 1 ■ ■i. > ' • Jk ^ | WV%W 1 i f f \ * ke- -.* > A A v* ,1 i €4 * fff} ‘A #£!!:>•- * J II ? .j ^ Jv fcS'*7'TrJk^ t l u> •’ «p>^ ^ | t \ F in . From B u ff R*porta umiLX) - Tills Friday (September Bill) the Goodyear 00 Lap MJnl Stock Challenge will be held along with the Antique Cara making a special appear­ ance to Orlando Speedworid Alto on the card will be heats and features in the Super Late Modcla, Late Models, Sportsman, ModHied. Super Slock and Stricldy Stock. Next week (Friday. September 10th) the Alllaon Legacy Cars make an appearance along with heats and features In super late models, sportsman, modified, mini-stock, super stock & thickly stock. No late modcla this week. Gates open a 0 p.m. and rac­ ing begins at & p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 mtisq cast of Orlando between Hlghw. r 50 at Cutoff. Aquart*of Swntnotf High School BtfitotM, Kanny Erickson (p ittin g at Ml), Robbia Rotunno, Ryan Loom!* and Brody Martin, helpod host- Daytona Beach folow up Its AAU Stato Champtonahlp w«h a runner-up finish to the Jacksonville Royitie the NEW SMYRNA SAMSULA • This Saturday (September 9th) the lot Annual .M s'.trres f i t s trill he run along with ■ special appearance by the ~ Antlque Cara and a Demolition Derby at New Sir NABF (North American Baseball Federation) World Series. • . . . Members of the team were (standing, left to right) Sorboueek Manager Mike Burton, (Seabreeze), Rotunno, Dale Cornelius (Seabreeze), Jyares Williams (Mainland), Michale Bonner (Seabreeze), coach John Rice, (kneeling, left to right) Loomis, Corey Burnham (Mainland), Travis Rice (Seabreeze). Erickson. Cheyne Hurst (Seabreeze) and Clayton Dunlap (Mainland). Martin was not present for the photo. Speedw ay. Also on the card will be feaUtfra oafy In the regular FAS„ d iv isio n s o f Super Late del. Laic Model, Mini Stocks. Stocks, Modified*. Strickly Stock and £ ™„ J S n S F ffiS 1 In Mini Stock. Sporlamen. Modified. Super Slock & Strickly i �Tttr S» visoti H i maid P a g e BA September 7. 2immi Community Notes Nostalgia--------Continued from Page 1A i 11 rif il opportunity to meet our attor­ neys and loam more about the law and its requirements for successful prosecutions. Prr-registration is required and a limited background check will be completed on each applicant. Registration closes Sent. 12 For additional information contact Christine Mouton al 407-265-2088. Flea Market Tire l.utlreran Haven Auxiliary' is sponsoring a Flea Market Saturday, Sept. 16, from 8 a-m. to 230 pan. Proceeds benefit the Lutheran Haven Nursing Horne. Items will include furniture, appliances. Jewelry', ceramics, toys, clothes, and many others. A summer­ time picnic lunch of hot dop, liamburgers, drinks and baked goods will be available. Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall is located at fire comer of SR-426 and Chapman Road in Oviedo. Recently, Carey Ferrell pur<Imh\I .mold leather SeminoleCounty Jirr Department hel­ met. “I paid a fellow $250 for it at a flea market,'' lie said Wednesday. ''We've got it in our window and several old firemen are asking about it. I tell them this one isn’t for sale. “That's a problem I have With Sanford Items. I want to keep them for myscll." lie said. Inside the helmet is ttie name M.C. James, Engine 221, A Shift. "I liRiint fvi.C. James was a lieutenant. There’s one bugle — on this one a nozzle — indicat­ ing he was a lieutenant,” l-’errcll Mid. “You don't see items like this." len ril raid. When a fire­ man retire*, lie take* his helmet with him. Tlie helmet Is rctirrd. also. Somehow, this one turned up in LokeCounty. Maybe the guy's wife left it.” i:crrell raid he wanted to lx> sure the helmet was fiom Seminole County, Fla and not from Seminole County in Oklahoma or in Georgia. “One day, a fellow came in and Mid hr knew «u M.C* James. I lie helmet was from Seminole County, Fla..” IT-rrell said. Another recent purchase. Fern'll said, was a book that came out in 1970 and cost $4.50. Entrapped in a bidding war with a woman who lived near­ by, Ferrell bought "Sanford As I knew It” for $183. "Of course I paid loo much, but I wanted the book," he Republican Women The Suburban Republican Women's Club will host their annual lunchcon/fosliion show and silent auction, Wednesday, Sept 20 from 11 a m. until 130 p.tn. at Maison It Jardin restau­ rant in Altamonte Springs. Fashions will be provided by Stclnmart. A number of celebri­ ty models will be on hand. Cost is $25 per person. For information or reservations, contact Marie Kuhns, Treasurer. Reservations must be received by Sept. 13. Citizens Academy lire Stale Attorney's office, IRth Judicial Circuit, (Seminole County) is hosting a State Attorney Citizens Academy llial will last for 10 weeks, starting Tuesday, Sept. 19 from 630 until 930 p.m. The academy will be Isold at Altamonte Springs Police IX-partmenl in the com­ munity classroom. Participants will have the •W»M pAolo by Art Libby FotToll shows ol n coffee bean grinder, like the ones In the old A&P Stoics. This one has boon refutbishod. ■ i UCALS ' It caused quite a stir," Ferrell said. "Someone I know has the book and lias written the real names next to the tictumal ones.” Among the finer works o f art forr sale at Arts and Ends are eight different paintings by the "I lighivjymen." a recent dis­ covery of Black landscape artists. Originally priced at $10 to $25, these paintings are now worth $1,-500 and more. • Ferrell said that the artists painted by nigh! and took to the road by day up and down’ Florida's east coast from * Jacksonville to Miami. Sometimes they would set up their easels along roads or street comer* to paint, drawing crowds who would watch them paint and buy nt bargain prices. M id . The aullior, Peter Schaat, iif.i used n number of old Sanford . i l »» ^ ■ Herald newspapers to write about what was happening in Sanford hum 1V12 to 1935. “1 saW It advertised on eBay," Ferrell said. "II turns out the fellow selling has a shop right near us. I emuel IX-Rose who owns the Junk Exchange." IVirell said lie was still searching for a btxik titled "Small Town South” that was written about Sanford residents of the 1940’s. Ferrell laid il was supposedly a tiction book but They were taught by A.E. “Beanie" Backus, c IT. Pierce man who ottered lessons to promising students at his incoln Park Academy. On Wednesday, Libby Ferrell also had something ■ v > r . of 1 sentimental value. Site received a notr from Steve Ratliff, a suc­ cessful school board official, who recognized her name. She had been his teacher in grade and high school in Pnlatka. "Some of the children I taught are nearing retirement," Ubby ITrrrell Mid. "It is nice to know they remember me. I taught a long, long time ago." Today, the Terrells have cap­ tured time in a bottle. ".Whenever I get the urgp, I go out to capture even more," Carey Terrell said. None* or MIX T he Seminole H erald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 407-322-2611 ^ w a s about teal p e o p le in ftantoata '*a»cir»jiu^rwWi ;4a’»r- It UAZtM lYvorstiutvittiei rMMunnor hosm*) lake monsoe. rearm [] CLASSIFIEDS U 0 O iS mm -___ u.1-^ ... . . . . . . . • r.'l+A It- r •: u iArt, fcrt k ■■■■ f t n * f a &I u 1 *>*<* r» .' _T- .••• * iw v ' •- V; V lrr-’ -. 1 m i September 8th - 9th - 10th ** -t . t VA ■.*• ■¥'.%' .Z-dlijV;.- -j X' ». v 9 l* ...i k ■ i 4 " i — ‘ v ;,v . .V 'v-rrfc,- '-vivr->r-z 1 V. - ,7* II A -V I rijte _ ____ _ ' W . T-. t :W - >V'I: - "-OvN1*, 07 *K/ A 11am - 5 pm .-if’-r.TC Ol . »«■>- . * •. supplies - Art s - Luggage - niture - m . 166 - Canvas re. i . - __ % ■ ... .» Itamonte .« U-v--.---- - --i - .‘ i i tS & r ii r f~ �t u l 9 - l .qxd 0A 9/6/00 1 1 09 I’M Page 1 September 7. 2000 PIT SHIP TJIBSKMINOIRIIFRAIJ) This driver has won more races at Richmond Inter­ national Raceway than any other driver. Can you name him? 5 ff n w Just the Stats POINT of the _ # - W ow NASCAR POINTS LEADERS Butch Strict Wlntton Cui ■ _________ MATTER NASCAR officials consider revamping points system to add more competition “Just alxHit the time I My it’s not what I like, then I wish It was (be way t Uke.” Wallace said. “Fix got n consistent year going with no wins or not great runs like a couple of yenre ago, but •no»- thi* year wcYc got s hunch of polos and wins and we're kind of wishing Uicy had some more Ixrnus points for stuff like that. Out, "11 In all, Ills worked for many, mnny years, and 11 think it's fine the way n to." NASCAR is concerned about the lack of drama in the points race. The potential for change Is great, but finding the correct change Is difficult. Triplett said It's more than just a math puz­ zle. Wliile officials consider the opUons, they must account for how Uic drivers will react. He said the sanctioning body la not considering changing the way points are awarded for finish­ ing each race or giving lionus points for winning pole*. “That's such a one-lap deal," Triplett said of qualifying. “We've run tome numbers on quailT v In S a n d w n n Oaa t a j i t o t M M B —.a . pg ^ or By Rea McLeroy Lapfcylap y ear after year, NASCAR faces questions about Its points system. The drive; with the m..M im v wins doesn't tflit llic polnu championship. A driver on a hot str-flh fails to make lip much ground. Why aren't drivers rewarded more for winning races? For nc*t season, NASCAR officials are considering changing the system — at least for the Winston (hip. But Kirk Triplett, N'ASCAR's director of operations, said the altered system might not !*• used In flic tmsen urana National and Craftsman Thick scriea. The Cup pointa system hasn't produced close, lateseaton championship races. This year, Uohby Ij i Ixuuc led the pointa race since April. Ilia consis­ tent performances — three wins, 13 top-five and 17 top-10 finishes — put Lahonte In control early. Last year, Dale Jnrrvtt gnihlxx) the lead In May and held the contendere at bay. Technically, champlonahlpa haven't heen clinched until live closing races, but drivers have taken comfortable leads Into llic the season. sveraftc* flnl*h\ng 1 5 tb more than 1any other driver, tiut tie la 397 points behind Lahonte. The reason? Wallace has three fin­ ishes of 30th or worse. Wallace has won and lost under llic current system. In 1993, he won 10 races hut did not win a champi­ onship. lie won alz raoca In 1989 and came away with the title. Trie closest Winston Cup points battles since 1975: ■ With six races to go 1961 — Darrell Waltrip leads Bobby Alison by two points IFivtora^ratogo: 1965 — Bill Elliott leads WWlrlp Wtrip teads Elliott by .rx r NASCAR NOTa tvxsh Raong announced that Exide Batteries will not be the prirrwy sponsor of J«#f BurUxrt No. 99 rexd nod season/'We are aony fau we are very pleased tney wlO retain an associate sponsorship posi- Qualifying u »ueh a different case than the actual race.* NASCAR officials arc looking at awarding Ixinus points during various segments of a race, such as the halfway point, Triplett said. Although officials have applied the proposed TOP: Rusty Wallace u yi he doesn't have a problem with the system to the past four or five seasons, the current points system. ABOVE: Dale Jatrett is currently lit sec­ results might not miner what actually would V ond place in the pointa race. luivc happened, «K . .. “The difficulty In that la you’re applying “When we aay we're racing for pointa, were racing bonuses to paper," Triplett said. “You don't know to get the moat polnu we can poaaihly get every what the motivation to the driver would be. If a dri­ week," Jam.it said. “We’re not racing to lay hack. We ver knows that he can get five bonus pointa for doing can’t have tho best car every week, so you get what tills, how do you know what he would do? You don't. you can out of It." So you're still taking a chance — a small one, but While Triplett and his team of officials consider you're taking a chance. The one thing you'll h em be the options, he wonders alxmt the factors he can't aMc to re-create la the motivation factor.” oonsldcr. Jarrett does, too. Would a driver stay on the track to get the points Instead of pitting with the leaders? Would a driver be in the end, he doesn't believe it would make a dif­ able to miss ■ race but lead the specified segments ference. and still be In the hum for a championship? "It seems that everybody Hsu a better idea, Imt Triplett la concerned a driver could run leas than a nobody has ever tried any of these other things to full schedule and Mill be In the title hunt. But Is that know what would happen," Jarrett Mid. "The heat whet drivers want? teams and the teams that are prepared and ready to ■ p _______________ ri-7,__ ■Miff____... raoe go are still going to win no matter what point system the past two acaaona. Last year he led; tiila year he's you put In there."__________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ in second. Like moat drivers, he doesn’t appreciate the accusation that driven In the lead become "safe” Reu M cLeroy covers NASCAR for the Richmond and atop racing for wine lb him, that's not what they Time*-Dispatch. mean when driven aay they are “polnu racing.” P O IN T S B A T T L E S ____ flbchmond, Vh.) ton; Sept. 9 .7.30 p thtoalr ESPN ■ Mv«n poles In tho course of the aeaaoo 'out t o to B w lN q S p H I - r LaptyUp photo by 8h*fryi Psuntoott-O—toi w NASCAR is Still p ^ r e a lty , has NASCAR done ip fy e safety in the weeks athe deaths o f Petty and Irwin ? dtod. At lead It might be •IMe tp And aomeone wli a id W t o i Burton iaid that he w a one cf many d riers snuggling to get a handle on the new tier being used at Derlngtai 'it was crazy,* Baton said. ’Goodyear came out with another new tire. Why? Who know*. It made all of u» struggle. We ad rod to compensate for that’ I NASCAR Senior Vice Resident MIm Melton expects the 5001 Winston Ctp schedule to be released m the next cou­ ple o f f t c o u k jf H w e s o m e changes. Some expect tfie two-day race ®*nts, such as those at Richmond and Bristol, to haw different schedules. ■ 33 m n m mmm/ser K "JB — a g [f i I I Who's H o t Bobby Labonte. : The points leader recorded his i third win of the season at Darlington and has 17 top-10 ; finishes. i Who'S N o t Robert Pressley. : Pressley must have a target on his • car. He has been hit in the past ^ • three races and has dropped to 27th • in points. i i On the Record . */Ti definMy on awesome vwi j The Bricked and this one, these art | the races you wont on your resume." ___S n M x I U Fit Stop im Richard totty U �September 7. 2000 l’«1RC 7 A by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST by Jim Meddick ROBOT MAN MAHSpND VUKTS SO|'6MV&lYTRSV^' WWW? 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Lundcll III Words of Wisdom ACTUALLY, WHAT VDU'HE EATIMO TVIEPE WAS S T A O T E O YEARS r ? Today s words: "-------___ AGO covenant exemplary reform Answer the following questions usmg tode/s words DRIerent lot ms ot the words mey be used, but eech word may be used only once Which word means to remove defects? Which word best completes this sentence’ His_____behavior was a model for us all Which word means a binding agreement? or CHARLES A LUNOCLL I b y C h a r la s M . S h u lt z p e a n u ts UlNf?1AT HAST IT LISTENS! I SUCH CANT TALK TO THE PRlNCIFAL OR THE PTA OR H - 1 TREKA/e)OF EDUCATION! IF vai STAMP HUE Y l- ‘ I TAUQN6 T) ASAUAN6. t e d CUTfiVYJ* * cs*Ajr. TT» C la s s ic s ; AT LEAST. LMEN ! TALK TD THE 5CKXX SWUAN6 ft LKTlf TO WHAT I HAVE t ) SAY.1 iWOCTlNArRY. KIP. I’VE HEART IT ALL BEFORE _ w w ra o r No FANCY UNSCS... NO FANCY ELECTRONICS- NO FANCY AwtXO OUTPUT MinerMAurr •ATS THIS i$ thi nwncMt YOg AND X WAL M m VI incomprehensible irtiii Answers horn yesterday MOOOw».A !»*•« HOROSCOPES Your Birthday Friday, Sept 8,2000 Recognition perhaps long overdue may finally nutrrialuc in the year ahead Your new identification could produce nulerial prospects (ar moor promising then vou ever dreamsi VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) II you (eel you'n- entitled In a raise, bonus or special treatment this is the day to get the bosa' ear. Your chances he compensation are superior Get a jump on tile by under­ standing the influences thal'll gov ern you in the year ahead. Send for your AstroGraph prediction* by mailing 12 to AstroGraph, c/o this newspaper. I’.O. Dos 175*. Murray Kilt SUUon. New York. N Y 1015b. lie sure hi stale your Zodiac sign. 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AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. tv) You will be the one In control of your own destiny today, not events or circumstances, enabling you to reel in a very sizable reward if you put forth the effort. inSCLS (Feb. 20-March 20) I oliow your inclination* as to how things should be done today, and you'll he capable of making the moat of your opportunities. One could lum out to be enormous. ARIES (Match 21-April 19) A very for­ tuitous union could be farmed today between you and someone who thinks exactly like you This special bond will be one that do o n’t happen often. TAUR US (April 2(3May 20) You may not think that what you do for anotUe today is anything out of the ordinary , but the recipient will be so impmard by your kind gesture, some kind of reward will be forthcoming. G EM IN I (May 21-June 20) Any endeavor In which you personally origi­ nate or manage has an exceptionally good chance of bring extremely success­ ful today. Don't sit on it. If possible, launch your protect now. CAN C ER (June 2l-)uly 22) letting things develop at their own pace today could be your ace in the hole. Things that happen without provocation are thiwc things that are ordained by lady luck. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Alter your cus­ tomary routine today, and try to do some­ thing differmt with a close friend you've been neglecting a bit lately Swnrthing very good could lesult Copyright 2000, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. by Art Sansom FtTUNXY, lt\ KAU.YNOTFM, IK JOt)T '&\b BONES IN YOUR SYOfANCH? &OHZO'* [ TH U R SD AY I'M NOT EVEN &OIN& TO ASK HIM WHAT HE'S DOING } if. by Jimmy Johnson i a I BUTTER OR CARAMEL CUSTARP ON YOU* CAP I THATfe EITH ER PEANUT J I 6:00 ! 6:30 1 7:00 1 7:30 1 6:00 8:30 1 8:00 1 9:30 1 10:00 I 10:30 I 11:00 I 11:30 1 UHOADCAST STA1IONS EiWW RtNTV|oc) f r M i ix) Ml 1 OrmJuot Wool CRSuet) S«wi Sorroa Nseotat Tilted o etm Nmtca TonigN R <t)R « |to|CQ CBShm ikil/wod Fissisr (FYrt -ratooo TtoAnyof I •ism MR 41Mom(a) HI Osuc Igwi idh 5 ! 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GOTT: There's Viagra lor men, but what about us women? We're mil dead yeti What can we do about vaginal dryness? 8 E3Z D Bring It On (T013) ■No Ph m r n -t h u Men have Viagra. What about women? -G n e r a l SPACE COWBOYS «» M ho 130 4:10 700 835 WHAT UES BENEATH M-1W DEAR READER: Your ques­ tion highlights two important issues. First, male impotence — now called erectile dysfunction, thanks to Boh Dole. This condi­ tion, which is common in men over 60, results when blood is not contained in the erectile tinders of the penis. Viagra ers this. Under me influence of the drug, blood is trapped in the penis, leading to erection. This beneficial consequence is usually welcome but, remember, men with heart problems or those taking nitroglycerine should avoid Viagra. Second, female menopause. As women age, physiological changes occur. (I won't enumer­ ate them all because you are more than familiar with th e m ) TVvo consequences of menopause are vaginal dryness P6i3 130 415 700 140 GODZILLA <000 m Id-ho 130 REPLACEMENTS PC13 H-TW 4 40 7.10 040 THE CREW m i M-Tlo t i l 4*0 700 005 a NUTTYPROFESSOR tie Dim Nil Fan. MO ART OF WAR a Fa-Da 130 4 30 7.10 04$ BRING IT ON ran Fa-Du 230 450 7IS t40 HOLLOW MAN a M-n> 100 721 ■to W H IP P E D ru-fto . 2 40 434 7 08 4 44 ypdcw o inns ftwiltittmj torn £ - L N iit u / lm h ji^ ^ * and shrinkage, which may make intercourse uncomfortable or impossible. Fortunately, there are several solutions to this problem. Lubrication in any i — saliva, skin creams or commer­ cial vaginal wetting agents — will virtual­ ly solve die problem, providing the difficul­ ty (under a Dr. Peter different guise) did• • • • • • • n't exist before menopause began. Thus, your question raises a vital female concern, which, 1 bclk v c, can be addressed with one of the several vaginal mois­ turizers on the market — or other techniques. Gott SIWIIIOtr TOWN! CENTER 10 .173 47.'* • ItSO 3:10 5*5 7.45 1005 Fashion show The Maitland Art Center will open its fall exhibition season September 9, with the exhibit "Fashion, Inin U Fantasy, Creative Garments by Ruth Runk." The event will begin with a reerption and preview on Sept 8 and be open from Sept 9 through Oct. 29. Admission is free but reservations are recom­ mended due to limited gallery' space. For additional information phone 407-539-2181. NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 Nil Frt-Tho 1:45 7:05 GODZILLA 2000 Frt-Thu Frt-Thu n 4 *0 055 SPACE COWBOYS a 125 4:10 7:15 1030 AUTUMN IN NEW YORK Frt-Thu N il 130 4 15 5 40 005 THE CREW sun Frt-Thu IS O 315 520 7 *5 045 WHAT LIES BENEATH f«ii Frt-Thu 1.10 400 (30 040 HOLLOW MAN A Frt-Thu 1:30 405 7:10 1010 WHIPPED R Frt-Thu 105 tOO 500 700 115 Beary Barbecue Seminole role County Cot Sheriff can­ didate Richard Beary (Lake Mary Police Chief) will host a barbecue event Saturday, Sept. 9, from 4 to 7 pm . at Starport Aviation, at the Oriando/Sanfond Airport. ART OF WAY R Frt-Thu 130 4*5 (55 130 THE COL* Fit-Thu. 135 -130 720 135 Classifieds Work! Call Today To Place Your Ad •-»s • 467 DEAR READER: It could be. Or you could simply be suffer­ ing from symptoms of stomach irritation (gastntis) or hiatal her­ nia with reflux. You should be examined by your family doctor who will probably order a G1 Xray scries to check your upper alimentary tract. This test should show’ the cause o f your discomfort. If the GI series is inconclu­ sive, you may be a candidate fur upper endoscopy, during which a specialist examines your esophagus, stomach and part of your small intestine, using a lighted fiberoptic tube. The fact that your pain is somewhat relieved by antacids 6 2000, H n n f t p r r E M rrp rlM A n n Community Notes *14 4 SHIP Wo.irt 44 BRING IT ON ran Frt-Thu DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 often cxpcihatce sharp pains behind my breastbone; they may spread into my left arm and jaw. I obtain some relief from antacids, and I avoid spicy foods. I am 43. Should I see a doctor? Is this an ulcer? leads me to believe that your problem originates in the intestinal tract, rather than in the heart or lungs. As you prob­ ably know, however, angina (heart-muscle cramps) may masquerade as stomach pain. Therefore, in addition to the intestinal X-rays, your doctor may properly choose to obtain a cardiogram (or, better yet, a stress test) and a chest X-ray to rule out the possibility of car­ diac or pulmonary disease. 1 recommend immediate medics’, attention, so that any serious disorder can b e identi­ fied and you can be prescribed treatment that is specific for your problem. To give you relat­ ed information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “Hiatal Hernia.“ O ther readers who would like a copy should send S2 plus a long, selfaddressed, stamped envelope to F.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York. NY 10156. Be sure to mention the title. Olympic Physical* SpedabOljrmpicB Seminole DM fret: physicals for all Special Olympic athletes in Seminole County on Sunday, ScpL 10 from 1 lo 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Physicals need to be renewed every three years, and these free physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more information call the Hotline at 407-263-8013 or 407366-7201. Audubon Society Seminole Audubon Society invites the public lo “Wonders of Migration", a presentation by Parksi fSmall, “ *biologist ' at Wekiva Basin GEOpark, . . . * on Sunday, toy*'Sept. ‘ 10 at>t 22 p.i p.m. at the branch library, HE 150 N. Palmetto In Sanford. The program will include up-dose photos of colorful birds and amazing information gathered from tire fall migration banding station. ( ‘ " ‘ ' '*~' tion call 407-3304855. and other Items. For reservations, phone 407-830-3844. Project Graduation The next meeting of the Ovkdo High School Project Graduation and Senior Activities committee will be Sept 11, at 7 pm., in the school's Media Center. All students, cspedaUy seniors and parents, are urged to attend. Life Saving dasses The Altamonte Springs Fire Department will be offering a CPR course September 11 and 12. The course starts at 6 p.m. for troth evenings and lasts approxi­ mately three hours. Pciumcdicc and firefighters will teach cadi student home safety practices, basic first aid and CPR for infants, diildren and adults. The course is offered to everyone. Cost it $30 which indudes a CPR lifesaving book, key chain barricr a-ytoe protector, first aid guide Sanford Middle School Sanford Middle Math, Science, Tedmology Magnet School will hold an open house for parents Tbcsday, ScpL 12, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be in the Louis D. Pelham Gymnatoriam at the west end of the campus. After open­ ing remarks from tlie principal, Bill Moore, parents wUl be invit­ ed to visit their children's dasaes and meet their children's teach­ ers. Parents will move horn rla<« to class to learn atrout the cur­ riculum and planned events for the year. Me Moore stated, “We have had a great beginning, and we are anxious for our parents to come and hear about our plans and goals for to the year." For further information, call Sanford Middle School a t 407320-6150. - i »i r>i*V ■%, 2n •■i S/rrr4 l>Vj*i "v* F 1 i/r. I m os yj v V Fi •'*47 i ’S & a & r s s \*pPw 2t v aw •iT-Oi «!S oi^Price For AH 7 Season Shows Only j 1o 3 r ■ ■■■■■■i l l i Hit performances, peyfif have to wait in line, save 4 Q % over t W i l l i , or f i out the form below and mall, fax or e-matf your Slmpiy a.?! th e H tto n S fe im T h M tre Clty/State/Zlp: .P h o n e :__ '»*tew r 4 _ _ Exp. D a le ________Signature: - Ctmckt Payable to: Helen Stairs Theatre ^ i. mi _____________ - j . i m_ -« - _ 1 1 « �t T1IKSEMINOLB IIKRALD Scplrmlicr 7. 2000 [) \ Lifestyle M om must hold her ground against in-law s’ indulgence DEAR ABBY: “Angry DEAR WISER: I'm pleased Arizona Mom" hates to make you finally found the conviction waves when her in-laws give to speak cut for wliat you know her sons sips of alcohol. I, too, is right. Children cannot be didn't make waves ............... . . . . ....... expected to know when my stepfather h bbm b h what they haven't taught my younger I been taught. That's son and nephew to [ I why adults are supsmoke. I wanted the I B I posed to make mature boys to have a good I decisions even if relationship with their I | they're not always grandfather. Today, I popular. Read on: they both smoke, and although tliey talk of DEAR ABBY: I must quitting, they cant |HjdL_ respond to "Angry because they are so I Mom in Arizona," severely hooked. whose father-In-law I Also said nothing D Bar allows his young when my brother and A KL j grandchildren to take sister were slipping MLI “sips" of his beer. off during family par- • • • • • • I am a 37-vear-oU ties to smoke a joint. male writing from the As a result, I sent my own chil­ Hillsborough County Jail in dren the message that smoking Tainpa, Fla. I am here because of joints was OK. My nephew a fourth DUI (driving under the ended up having lus stomach influence) arrest — tlie result of pumped to save him from an 20 years of alcohol abuse. overdose of drugs, and my son Abby, 1 was brought up to sip was discharged from military from my dad’s and undes' beers. service due to Ills addiction to I vividly remember the first time drugs. 1 got drunk. 1 was 5 . 1 honestly 1 nave finally vrised-up, believe it triggered something in Abby. 1 have laid down the law my body. I loved the taste. to protect my grandchildren. If 1 Forget the legal issues and the had it to do over again, I would morality of giving liquor to small draw the line sooner. Parents children. Consider instead the must stand up for what is right. very real danger of alcohol poi­ Hurting the feelings of ln-laws soning and a life of possible is a small price to pay for pro­ tecting one's children. SADDER BUT WISE IN FLORIDA Community Notes Sea treasures dren. The parents should forget about "hurting his feelings" and put a stop to it. 1am finishing a court-ordered relapse program here in jail. I look forward to a dean and sober extended life wltcn I am released. I have seen the liell of alcohol abuse and it's not pretty. Please print this so others won't have to experience wliat 1 have been through. l k : r ■i ./ K t o w/ VI LOOKING FORWARD TO FREEDOM SHS Parcnt/Tcacher Conference Seminole High School will be hosting a parent/tcachcr con­ ference day Sept. 13. Parents can call the guidance depart­ ment to schedule an appoint­ ment with their student's teach­ ers by calling 407-321-5111. Conferences will be held on that date from 8 a.m. to 1) a.m. Parents may also schedule appointments at 2:30 p.m. on DEAR LOOKING FORWARD: If your testimonial doesn't get Die attention of par­ ents, nothing will. I have been told that children in families of alcoholics ran have a genetic predisposition to the disease themselves, and that many alco­ holics report having that same feeling of 'completion'’ that you described upon tasting their first drink — another reason To order "How to Write Letters for All Occasions," send o busi­ ness-sized, self-addressed enve­ lope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($450 in Canada) to: Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 610540447. (Postage is included.) O m o UNIVtXSAL ntCSS SYNDICATE HattM photo by Tommy Vlncont Helen Kwlat. also known as "The Shell Lady,* speaks to the Confetti Club ar the Northwest Branch Library In lake Mary. Kwtat's recent appearance at the Nbrary Included tacts about sea shells and other creatures bom the ocean. Citizens academy slated for Sept. 19 The State Attorney's Office, Altamonte Springs Police 18th Judicial Circuit, (Seminole Department In the community County) is hosting a State classroom. Attorney Citizens Academy that Participants will have the will last for 10 weeks, storting opportunity to meet our attorTbesday, Sept. 19 from 630 until neys and learn more about the 9:30 pjn. law arid fix'requirements for The academy will be held at successful prosecutions. “1 .S' _ and a limited background check will be completed on each applicant Registration closes Sept. 12. For additional information contact Christine Mouton at 407-265-2088. American Business Women The Seminole Sunrise Chapter o/ the American Business Women's Association will hold its monthly dinner meeting Sept. 12, at the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. Cost is $20. Social begins at 6 p.m , with dinner at 6:30. Guest Speaker is Dr. Barbara Kuhn, former Seminole County School Board Chair, lecturer and edu­ cator. For information or reserva­ tions call Liz Bold! at 407-831- Democrat* To Meet The monthly meeting of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee will be Thursday, Sept. 14 at 7 pan. at the Casselberry Branch of the Seminole County Public Library’, 215 N. Oxford Road in Casselberry. For additional information phone Phyllis Smith, secretary, at 407-339-2949. Family Owned Business For 25 Years . Tire & Muffler 3 Locations To Serve You 90 Days 8*ms As Cash Instant Crsdtt« Up To M Months lo DELTONA SANFORD ORANGE CITY 1884 ElUura Blvd. 2408 S . French Ave. 1695 S. 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This didn't stop l>ombardi from mouthing off to the press. He’d apologize, though. That, too, was “neces­ sary.” If Mr. Bush is serious about becoming our next president, he’ll need to be more sensitive to the media's needs. To begin FLIP meetings Family and Friends of Loved ones in Prison (FLIP) is a support group for peo­ ple dealing with the incar­ ceration of a loved one. The organization meets the sec­ ond Saturday of the month (Sept 8 ) at the downtown public library in Orlando. For information phone 407-769-3366. Mature Driving Course AARP 55-Alivc Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and 13, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police station. On Sept 14 and 15, at Sanford Senior Center. Sept. 21 Sept. 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and Sept. 25 and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. For additional informa­ tion or times, call 407-3021010. with, he could be more social to Adam Clymer. Invite him to a Texas execution, maybe. My only dealings with Mr. Bush were when Ire was a major-league baseball executive (Texas Rangers). He wasn't loo friendly but nei­ ther was he vulgar. 11c hadn't perfected the Bush smirk. Now. he has. John F. Kennedy charmed the pants off the press. Or was it >o*r» other way around? JFK toyed with Ben Bradley and the big shots at the Washington Post. No president is likely to match such charm and wit. It used to be that a politician or sports team owner could buy a writer with a steak. This Isn't the case today. The nctv breed of journalists can't be bought. Sadly, some of them can't report cither. White If 1 were president l*d insist on having someone like Allison Jnnncy's C.J. from “West Wing” as a press secretary. How could anyone go wrong with GJ. doing p.r.? Gooa for President Bartlett. Gelling Dick Cheney to go along with his shot at Adam Clymer will not help Bush or Cheney. Ijook what happened to Nixon and Agnew. You don’t mess with people whose com­ panies buy ink by barrels. We understand George W. Bush likes tarry King enough to schmooze 60 minutes on TV with him one night. Bushleague hardball, perltaps? Maureen Dowd of Ine New York Times suggested this week that the Bushes have a fractious relationship with reporters because they have a bedrock belief In their own goodness. For goodness sakw, let us hone George W. grows up. Quit calling reporters bullheads. R u m While'* column ftfpetr* lurwd*v IH tm d iy and h m d iy hi the Seminole lleraM. Military Notes Chili Dinner The Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club and the Home League will pre­ sent their annual Chili Dinner Tuesday, Sept. 11 Serving will begin at 6 pm. Red-hot chili is the main Item. The program will include live gospel and country music. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for children under 11 The funds raised will be used to support the volun­ teer work ot the local Men's Fellowship Club, the Home League and tiie worldwide missions work of the Salvation Army. For tickets or additional information call Bill Stewart at 407-322-2642, ext. 229. I September 7. 2000 Page 3A Marine Corps Pvt. Daniel H. Ireland, son of Alison I. and Patrick L Morgan, Skogm Court, Sanford, recently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island, S.C. Ireland is a 1997 graduate of Seminole High School. Army Spec Danielle U. Mitchell has been selected as one of 26 soldiers who make up the cast and new of the Year 2000 US. Army Soldier Show. The show will open in Fort Bdvior, Fairfax, Va., and will tour through November in 23 states and five European countries. She is the daughter of Deindre Mitchell and stepdaughter of Walwyn Bradford of Windchase Blvd., Sanford. She was a 1996 graduate of Lake Mary High Storyfest Tlie Seminole County Public Library System will hold Storyfest, a festival of literature for adults. Bar' Metal. This is his second award. Brown is an airborne logistics planner with the US. Strategic Command at Offutt Air Force Base, Omalia, Neb. He is the son of Walter R. and Marjorie C. Brown of Biltmore Point, Longwood, and is a 1986 gradu­ ate of Lake Brantley High School, Altamonte Springs. Army Spec Eric L Grasso has graduated from basic combat training at lent Knox, Ky. He is the son of Joseph and Qutontine Grasso of Oviedo. Army PvL Steven T. Matutat Iras graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. He is the son of Timothy Matutat and stepson of Lori NcLson of Warren Avenue, Izmgwood, and a 2000 graduate of Lyman High School, Longwood. Army Pvt. Herbert A. Roberta Iras graduated from bask military training at Fort Leonard Wood, Waynesvillc, Mo. He is the son of Peggy and Bruce Washington. Locust Avenue, Sanford. r f t a n d O p e n in g Air Force Airman Bruce W. Bennett has graduated from basic military training at SEPTEM BER Obituaries RICHARD C. KASKA Richard C. Kaska, 71, Ponce de Leon Drive, Winter Springs, died Sunday, Sept. 3,2000. Bom in Buffalo, N.Y., he moved to Central Florida in 1995. He was a retired electrician and a Christian. He was a member of Local 41, IBEW and a Korean Army veter­ an. Survivors indude son, Richard B., Alabama; daughters, Barbara Cassens, Winter Springs, Maureen Smith, Oviedo; nine grandchil­ dren. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements ANN PUGLISI Ann Puglisi, 80, E. Pineapple Avenue. Orange City, died Wednesday, Sept. 6 . 2000 at Central Florida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom in Syracuse, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida from Miami in 1985. Sire was a homemaker and Catholic by faith. She belonged to Starlight Promenaders Souard Dance Club, DeBary. Survivors include husband, Carmelo; Terri Bordeleau, melo; daughter, < Orange City; sister, Clara Martucci, Buffalo, o, N.Y.; three grandchildren. Four!owns Cremation, Inc., Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. Candlelight vigil set for Tuesday The second Ovarian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept. 12 beginning at 6 p.m. at Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. This is a free healthcare event open to the public. The program will indude the Children's Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a display of ovarian cancer quilts, and a can­ dlelight vigil. Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local government offi­ cials. Representatives from the offices of local physicians, hospi­ tals, and the American Cancer Sodcty will provide valuable educational materials intended to raise awareness about the symptoms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer, the deadliest of the gynecological cancers. For additional details regard­ ing this event or for further information about tlie Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers’ bureau, advocacy opportunities, and support groups please call 407366-3830 or 904-789-7898. **l*cl*d In tfw Florida Lottery: Fantasy 8 (S*pL S) 10-18-22-28-26 Lotto (8*pL 8) 4-8-8-12-37-5 J M*0i Monoy (S*pL ■) 1 -3 -2 7 -3 2 — M o g a b a U 21 Central Florida 1 M cIntyre, Iftjri ry teller will pi gram at tbt N ____ Branch Library in Lake Mary on Sept, 14 and the North Branch Library in Sanford on Sept. 15. programs will begin at 1030 am . For additional informa­ tion i phone 407-366-81* Chuhiota.4 Air Force Airman Tkmlka L Price has graduated from basic military training at Lakeland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Price ia the daughter of Dorothy A. Price-Stevens and stepdaugh­ ter of Robert L Stevens, both of DeBary. Air Force Airman Garrett N. Miller has graduated from bask military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. 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SH-7M | ! YOU ' -J-/ 'Z l? h W V m * • \ - |>ly M/tl I V M * M o a k > � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 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, September 08, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 08, 2000. 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>, September 08, 2000; <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/416c6af3fa586598f67fc7a4f60772ae.pdf 63c4ddc1bcc8f768eb0dd01a98e4fbdf PDF Text Text SEPTEMBER 7, Zero tolerance but not zero results By Nick Pfclfauf Stall Writer City, county and state law enforce­ ment traffic units conducted e Zero Tolerance drive over this past Labor Day holiday weekend. It started in the early morning hours of Friday Sept. 1 and concluded at 2 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. The good news is that the Florida Highway Patrol reported no traffic fatal­ ities in Seminole County during the extended holiday weekend. Hie bad news, at least for persons who were stopped, was that 522 traffic citations were issued and 4.1 arrests were made. S em inole a th le te s lend a hand Four players from Seminole High School helped Daytona Boach follow up an AAU stato championship with a second-place finish In the NABF World Series. Pago 1B Officers issue 522 tickets and make 21 DUI arrests during holidays In all, more than 6(1 law enforcement officers from a dozen agencies in Seminole County took to the roadways to find agcresslve drivers and persons who may b e driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol or drugs. According to Oviedo Police Lieutenant Marc Beaulieu, the goal of the program was to prevent as many traffic deaths and injuries In Central Florida as possible. Beaulieu said not all agencies have •(.■parted final statistics for the weekend but results for agencies that did report showed a successful campaign to eradi­ cate hazardous drivers from our streets and highways. Of the 43 arrests, 21 were for DUI, 16 were for other misdemeanor charges and six were for other felonies. Present reports show 167 citations were handed out overnight from 10 p.m. Friday until 4 a.m. Saturday. These were done by the City County State traffic unit. For the total reporting agencies, 250 citations were handed out from 4 a.m. Saturday until 2 a.m. Tuesday. The drive was hosted by the Oviedo Police Department and Seminole Cctinty Sheriffs's Office. The Florida Department of Transportation and Florida Highway Patrol also took part in the project. Operations Commander was Capt. Steve Benson of the Oviedo Police Department, with Lt. Jerry Riggins and Sgt. Mark Dibona heading up tne opera­ tions center for the Sheriff's Department. The Arts arid! Ends of Success Nostalgia paying dividends for Carey and Libby Ferrell By Ruts White ‘A Funny Thing’ to happen in Sanford Production by Wekiva River Players opens Friday, Oct. 27 Staff Writer Today is: Thursday, Sept 7,2000 Tbday is the 261at day of 2000 and the 80th day of summer. T D l U y ^ H i m i r f : O n this day in 1921, Margaret Gorman won the first Miss America contest. •O n this day In 1972, G. Gordon Uddy, Jam es McCord, E. Howard Hunt and four others were Indiclod for the Watergate Hotel broak-ln. • On this day In 1992, b ase­ ball commissioner Fay Vincent resigned. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Elizabeth 1 (1533-1603), queen of England: Grandma Mosea (1860-1981), painter: Paul Brown (1906-1991), football coach-executive: Michael DeBakey (1000-), surgeon, is 92; EUo Kazan (1909-), director-producer, Is 1; Buddy HoBy (1936­ 959), slnger-Bongwrtter, Corbin Bemsen (1954-), actor, is 46. SANFORD —H e was a school admin­ istrator for 38 years. She taught demontary and high school students. Carey and Libby Ferrell then graduated from educa­ tion to antiques. Since 1996, they have owned and oper­ ated tire Arts and Ends anliq lire heart of Historic Downtr across from Magnolia Squan "Some folks go to work cv Libby and 1 take a nostalgic j Carey Ferrell, who'll soon be kind of a nul about history,« Sanford history." Tire Ferrells met 45 years; both attended Stetson Univer settled into the Sanford area retired. Arts and Ends has a I From Staff Reports SANFORD — The Helen Stairs Theatre (the completely revamped Rltz Theater) will * present the Wekiva River Flayers production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the way to the Forum," for six nights. With music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and the book co-written by Burt Shcvclove and Larry Gelbart r -;- (form er p ro d u cer of M.A.S.H.), •lent of Sanftml Item s — alim flits play ts not only-entertain­ ing but funny to the point of almost continuous laughter. The play will be presented O ct 27,28 and 29. and Nov. 3, 4, and 5, (curtain time to be announced). Tickets are to go on sale sometime during the month of September, but no spedfic date has been announced. Based on the popu­ larity of the musical however. as at the Sanford museum. ding once Yowc it Store— Is 90 yes U ig o to their shop six a days a week. As muclt as Cat enjoys that, he enjoys buying the more. Cost for general admission is $12, with $10 for students, children and seniors. The project is funded in part t the United Arts of Central i and sponsored by Target Stores. Tfcn percent of all ticket sale* will be donated to **"■'*’" * “ r School in ?. J Garay Ferro* holds a teatrier Seminote County firemans’ trelment he purchased at a Itea market Ferre* ie pot sure how old the halls, but ft belong to M.C. James. The Helen Stairs Theatre is located at 203 Magnolia Avenue In historic downtown Sanford. ; — __ — on display A 6# HDT. f " . * Yfe i r n r, n lyto an O p« House, Saturday, 8epL9 from « a.m. until noon. Featured will if Fame for the yeer 2000 from I am.urrii 9:30. Tajkl School d Performing m b Ayerrue. wH tiave an opawteg reception lor i»m selected story M w occupants pf the truck and a 1987 Frands. Paut Knight, Dei Shaneka Wright. Angela I _- n ai —-1% display includes the works of Tlne.FteweHyn, Victoria Ferguson, James i Powe*. dess lea Robinson. Christina Trifla, Courtney WQUams. and Da* raon gave the students Instruction on their photography tkJBs. Assistants mar and Kariayna Partcar. Tha Btoryte*sri VI eat** wta be on displayed 11 at Tgjkt 6choot of PeriormtngArta and Academics. For more Monnation. fZ ft ^r^D-V/ .■*3 '».y*»*ivsii /r iff H r iif r 1. - * �Till. SCKIMIU III RANI I’agC 6B September 6. 2000 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST ffA W c m c w c P S T iw m e o ir e r n e 's ^ < £ A fO O t> * G poTTo .tHTdfc kl'EM 200. ..______ YOUft CATCH Of T H t DAY? W H/JT’/ a rx i ^ 0^ 0 '— y o u 'm our Jim Meddlck ROBOT MAN JN E a. WOWStCfCNfOCCCW>N6,'t*jtU\Wt SOoiwuZ J TU . TVAT fPSWCM 1 0 WARE. WRCA9G. sam siw M cm curt A . K THE W&$OK> - TV MOT BCGtO MfWORfc . c INDttO CT\Trru nl by Aaron McGiuder BOONDOCKS CRANKSHAFT 60 WW6 -rue lucrv i w u d e d t h e o n l 1/ FAIR. W A V t b G O 6 T \ f f W H O (JE T S "TO p w v tm New cos ? WAS W 6ENVOW1V .. 6E C /T H A N K S S O tT G T C i TOTW E O U D 66T D R IV E R / 1 THINK... r AIA I TW o n v > RCSON NOT iMfWSSO . T i UNNIWS MUSIC* r |T IS HOUOW > PP1 PACFAGIP WHfll ANGST roc su»up»ANms m w» cr AtnPpnOATI-aiNTDOU.B 'PiftUKN fix* M Txy rcosrwoos KONOWC HUMS R U IL M tu MUSK wrm HOW SOUNP ANP fUPY. sign-tying nothing HXGKT RIGHT . I KHP K»G< r n NO THAT. r quo: r s > COUMG CMC M L HIS GCAYl by Chick Young BLONDIE T o d ay 's w o rd s: t u b u t i l i t y COM flAN Y. »<-—i A N D T H E F I N A N C E YEARS. IF YOUPONT S T Y E M E A r ’& m T T R A I S E . I'M F 9 & V walking by Charlea A. Lundoll Ml Worda of Wisdom THE RHONE COMPANY, A F T W A U . THESE ^ 1) -* » < * * " COMPANY r z r rj> in co m p reh e n sib le WORDS e le m e n ta l 3 W in c h w o rd m e a n s fo u l-s m e llin g * W h ic h w o rd best co m p le te s this sentence"? H o w Ih e ju r y fo u n d him to b e in n o c e n t i s ______ fo m e W in c h w o rd is a s y n o n y m for f e a t f c * Answer* Irom yesterday 1 ir c k U n 2 receptacle 3 g en e* * a by Charlea M. Shultz PEANUTS O N TME C O NTRARY PONTTHINK Your Birthday Thursday. Sept 7, 2000 Your (m andat pm apert* l.» k extrem e­ ly encouraging for you in the year ahead, but your spending luhitv could leave <i lot to be dcsirrd Try to end next year w ith money tn the hank. VIRGO (A ug 23 Sept. 22) It’s tem pt­ Ing to Ihmw cautusi to the w inds and blow the budget w hen som ething yum m y you'd love to have is placixi right under your ev e*, but think irf the conse­ quent, s. lie prudent, not foolish Know w hen- to look for rom anor and you'll find It. D ir Astro-Graph Matctimaker instant­ ly reveals w tikh sign* are romantically perfect for you. Mall $2.75 to Matchmaker, c / o this newspaper. I’O. Box 17VL Murray Mill Station. New York, NY 10156. LIBRA (Srpt. 23-O ct 23) A quality appearance could he your ace in th e hntr today w hen going so m rp la c r w here tlierr Is someone you’d love to impress, law k your greatest and a d ynur best. SCORPIO (Ort. 24-Nov. 22) It’s com ­ m endable that you'll m ake a difficult I 5 A V T H A T IT 'S T IM E kJE A L L T A K E A C LO S ER LO O K A T SO M E O f CVR , O t E X t F H E P tN E T lT in ’iONS! STXlSI H O O . COTTClfMl FOXTROT vnttM w c First turn aw TWIT to w n PROJECTOR. I WANT OUR CLA»MATtVR> TWE.FUNTHEARVCOKPOKAXIOH HKbCD^£ UP V41THKUE£> OPOWC COPYOFOURPgpCUCT! promlae today for iraaona of compassion, but till count for nil If lb nor that is done at the expense of anothrt Be logical SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You may mean well, but to do something for a friend that is far beyond his or her capacity to reciprocate could put this pal in a position of feeling totally inadequate. Be careful. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be on your beat behavior and act In a m anner that will ad d luster to your im age, because, whether you like it or not. you’ll attract attention kxlay wherever you go. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Irb 19) You’re h a rk in g u p the w r a ia tree U ) t x j I m p r t o achieve yw ir atm* thm ugh flattery or subterfuge. In order to deal effectively with other*, alncvrity is a must. riSCES (Feb. 2d-M*nh 20) Give a w ide berth today la som eone w h o behaves off limits and could cause com ­ plications Be especially careful you d o n ’t get involved in any romantic intrigues. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The people who promise the most today are likely to tv live very ones w ho do the least, to he prepared to operate on y o u r oven U the support you expected l n ‘1 forthcom ing TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Instead o( spending a lot of time to d ay trying to n e n r u p w ith elaborate excuses to ratio­ nalize aw ay your responsibilities, simply get tlirm d o n e and out of th e way. It take* Iraarffort. GEMINI (May 2l-]une 20) Roaiance can‘1 bloaaom und.T rratrietlvr, binding condition*. Subdue any tendencies today toward being overly possessive i* the one you cheetah the moat. CANCER (June 21 July 22) There * a chance you could m ake Mime very unw tar concvMiooa today In h o p e , of ap p ealin g som eone you love. Unfortunately. it'll only m ak e matter* w ane L E O (Ju ly 2 > A u g . 22) H a v e a n y w ork o r a r r v ic r * b eing p e rfo rm e d fo r yo u apetU-d o u t In w ritin g to d a y . Vrrb a l prom ises m a y get loal in th in a ir and count fo r little. C opyright 2000, N ew sp ap er Enterprise Assn. by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER 0H ,W E U ,m )tm 4 .WHAT l NWKYiSKf' UF YOU O W T K t f t K HO'MKE K LAWYER. WHO WILL1. ------------------------------------ * ,, S a p t a m b a r 6 ,2 0 0 0 W ED NESDAY P R IM E TIM E WHAT'S \ OH, THE SIRL WROHS, ) I LIKE ISN’T KILLER? X fetid A n s w e r th e follow ing q u e stio n s u s in g to d a y ’ s w o i d * D iffe re n t f o r m * o f th e w o r d s m a y b e u s e d , b u t e a c h w o r d m a y b e u s e d only o n c e 1 2 <JUST BECAUSE rO-Yf A SCHOOL, . 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Owner operators (177)141-6615 Graduate slu(SOOP) 1-6421 DRIVER3-376 DRIVERS NEEDED!!! No Experience a a a a m i a a a n H H i a B IL B H i.a n a SM I VIN 1)1)1 INIk NT CONTRACTORS. World kialmg IK* thy cleaning machines lYitvIdetaks rntoeriid> lo cn erie crxnmirriont and h u m a n IVqunl ITUei)Xi«e*. Suite SKKV-417. MIO Roswell Rtwd. Altolas. OA 30)50 (nu mt rcquiredl ^DRIVER-COVENANF TRANSPORT *Cc«M to t W eek o f S e p te m b e r 4 ,2 0 0 0 M kwvrwitoii ^ ,^ ^ 6 6 9 r« a o a i* x u ry O u lf front F ire deily round o f or �StjilrnihTr •>. 200(1 I*ag0 ">11 R a yin g fo r y o u r c la s s ifie d ad: Seminole Herald I Mactertard or Vita Wo >will take each or a personal We giadv ctieck Advert s nr* who with to be billed can make arrangement* at the lime tiieir nd Is plnr; rd F*loato keep krr mrrrd that ad* »n trie Personal* (class 21), Ouiirress OptK rturirbes (doss 55) 6 Garage Sales (217) require payment m advance You can (a> your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. 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Vehiclos/Campeca For Sel# 243 Trailers For S a'e 245 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pel* S Supptie* 200 Livestock/Farm Supplies 201 H orses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 W earing Apparel 211 Andque/CoHactblea 215 B oats & A ccessories 217 G arage Sales 219 W anted to Buy 114 Werobouse/Renla! S pace 115 Industrial Rentals SERVICES 252 Aocoummi 253 Additions 5 Remodeling 254 Air Conditioning K lt-N-Carlyle 93— Ro o m s For R ent WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • UJ/wk. Historic Downtown 407-330-4423 103— H o u ses* UNFVRNISMEtl 117— C o m m e r c ia l R entals DOYLE'S RENTALS 2 Rm Office Spec*. 800 Sq FL *6UQ'mo. Wamhoiae 1000 Sq Ft aval.. ttOtVmd West Airport LtM) Sanford. «07-*»323r For Lees* Remodeled Retell Location 1201 W let St (W. Hwy 48) SMS mo Qrt Location OOOftV Cal 407-302.7884 EFFICIENCY W1Maid service Convenient Location 407-321-4900 Room For rent *7SV>oak. $100 sscurtty. house privilege* 407-375-1116 Santord Histone area Uttmiet Inctoded *25<Vmonm. 407-221-8180 95— Room m ate W anted t>«D»ry: New country Hub horns fUSOrmo * VI UUUSm . seourlly POM. 407-7630708 Seeking s person to share my I- home, mew ot Lake Monroe, house pnvSogw Cei 407-328-7232 tor an 9 7 — APARTMENTS F u r n is h e d Bedord 1/1 Apt With WO Mock-up. CHA, Hardwood Floors. Fireplace. 5cm Patio 5430400 OOTLE REALTY, INC. tmiowf>*wi.i New IJ. core rvert 118— O ff ic e IP -CV C H p p " COZVItf 2BIV1BA Apt. CHA. 2nd St *47V-n *500 SUlra Property lto n « g * m » n t 1/1 *550, upstairs apartment tel Last and Security. Avail. Immed 2ft IdTS/mo condo, 1st Last and Sec. Avail *71/00 1/2 *7S0/mo., SFM. 1st Lett end tec. Avail Immed. 4ft f75Q4no 1at last and *400 le c dep., alleyway access, aveilebte New Warehouses I or Lets* 2310 Airport Blvd. Santord 2.000-8,000 4/-SF Ready la Move toe 2000SF ♦/• *995 mo 2000SF 4/ n/office I t OWV'mo 4000 SF »/• *1,990"mo BultdtoSuM 6X00 SF 4h w'outude storaga Zoning. RJ-1 C*yoF Santord entire Prop»rty LONOWOOPIAKE MARY MxJ t i n pubkc stonge *4ist 800 800 or 1BOOSq ft Spaces N<w secure, easily accessible location Fiom *186.00perrro 407331-0066 or 407331-0539 C 2000 by NEA. Inc. 141— H om es F o r S a le 141— H o m e s F o r S ale 141— H SANFORD • S pacious 3 bedroom on laige lot. lanced yard, new carpet, new vinyl, m ature landscaping indudes 8 fruit frees, asking, $97,000 Motrvalnd srttor says "m ake an o f i e r i ' N o rth sld e Realty, 407-767-8900 or 407-3233553 Fo r S ale San lord. 616 Locust Avs, 4 bedrt. LdtaWi VsrymWaSy b s k il iralM landscaping. *76,000 S u ss property Mamgenrenl t flisil Cslate 407 323 7372 3br/2ba. shad* trees , kg yeitl Reduced to *79,900. Cal 407-4161615 cel or 427-330-2776 1 5 9 — R e a l F sta ti W anted t will buy your bouta « niaks your peymnntt NO non to you Any cnreMm. or even web rvj eceaty t800-8930018 EalZ/i 1 8 1 — A P rtlA N L T S 6 | F u r n it u r e F o r S a i l 231—C ars For S ale Window An CuvLhoncr V/. cod a b>g room'S100 40.-^21-7473. We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! Single Store Design - No One Below or Above Energy■Efficient Studio 4 1 Bedroom Affordable Apartments 'Friendly. On-site, DependableManagement 1Attic Storage, Privatepatio4 More! k Sanford Court A p a rtm e n ts V lltlllH f 1 PROPf RI I I S 4 0/ 371 47b4 Savings Shop S*minolc Herald's Classifieds Everyday! rose r —toiK Brougham: Now hratow rtvVf aanmatot. Brock* Hn* leather ntenor, p w , l i t Eecekonl eond-bon *2300 407-S25 S495 1988 Hoods Accord New pskrl. *22*1 Kng i Auto, Longwood. 4076894)778 1992 Mercury Grand Marque IS E w C»id Areeibeeulyll Y-6 4dr. AC. While,lu4 power 54 9*5 obo Gal 407-328 9943. 2 3 4 — A u t o m o t iv e A c c e s s o r ie s Senior CHUen e walker on wtreete er1 hand brakee, *25 Alto erkih potty chairs. *20,407-321-8UX) WOLFF TANNING BEDS IAN At HOME Guy DIRECT and SAVE CornmorcralHome units p u n H ira m Lon MnrAVy Payrrwnts F n sU k ilC a W w CrU today r a w 7ti c m Pickup FuS Srte-E slang No Snap Tonneau Cover New *250 S4cntce *100 Jack, 407 3234517 T k ix k /H iisf W ans For (42P(JU Need! lai AS00lakes it 230— Bo a i s 6c A c c e s s o r ie s Bed- t evil* thick orthopia. PIUOW TOP eel Never ,n«d Cost ttig o , se*l37S 407 473 tU L : 2 3 0 — Bo a t s 6c A u .l s s o r i l s MICROWAVE OVEN W/Ttormsble. ( i. Condltlen Used Very Little K 1 00 407-321-8590 Add* au* Hcyele like r>4w Cx.iterv mnrtwn Oer V0.00, *C733241187 Ocala National Forest Lott MOT down. *642Vmonlli m e ont land.com Owner 352-Z38-4579 and evenings 352885 2 7 » on 241— R e c 1980 Mon Ark 1S5 w.th JSHp Mercury * Nairn Great IFrape. *3 000 tiichoU Outoxi u 1 Scrvwe Canton. 40/3220984 Akartnum boar wrm 2St*i motor end trailer fpctiots Oultward Service Center, 407-322-0984 V u iiu e s /C a m p i S ale rs Fo r 1979 FkamntBFLM out tree* Safer Very goad ccrntavc Double tool AC covered porch, 6et up In park or moveable *44)00 obrt. Can tor r.ppt 407-321-0569 or 352-7359645 m SERVICE DIRECTORY A d v r r l l s c y o u r b u s i n e s s o r s c r v lc c H f a r o n ly . | 3291 S. Santord An. $30. C a l l t h e C l a s s i f ie d D e p a r t m e n t a t: (407 ) 322-2611 HOURS Mon -Fr. 9-6 Sat 9 - 4 d a te d Sun til BRAND NEW HOMEIII 3bt/2ba screen porch, privale patio, tprinUer system v* weti walat. Only $107,000. Calf Dietary Assistants Come join a great Kitchen staff! Our food & nutrition department at South Seminole Hospital, located in Longwood, FL is now hiring) We are looking for friendly people to help us provide food service to our Sanlnol* Cou ! Bed r « Sa*r MaSn-t s o i i o n i i A head t***d 5100 407 » 1 M3? Foeu i Button C enter 400 to 2*00 («/-) square feet avertable lor O fensPrutllienat *11X0 Square loot. 200-400 (•/-) square lest lor 407-323-7322 om es AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES NOTICE at < leas* Purchete; 9.000 sq to 3DOO sq It oltce showroom Balance warehouse * manufsciunng. 3 phase electric. I187K Owner finance 407<9»6etZ_________ wlerms. 550,PM M*neg«m«nt 103—H ouses U nfurnished y c m tu iU w t 1B1— A lT llA N C T S & F u r n it u r e F o r S a it mirsaryt Zoned agncuMuisl S3KKVACRE Sm down wiownet finance 904-76T-»772 w 904 767- h ic e SANFORD - Comempotery 3 bd home on dbl lot ei7screened porch, ee4+rkahen.tep dWng roevn OrVy 2yrs d m Great Soy at *127.000'! Cat Nrrthrtde Reetoy (ao^TS/dtCO or (4071123-25*3. W enAwAU e 298 i to-Gittan Tunkig 299 Plumbing 300 P ressu re Ctortnmg 301 Rooting 302 S creen ft G lass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 SU lnod p l a i s 307 Swinantotg Pool Sorvk»& 308 Termite Rnpnlr 309 Transportation 3 H Trnvoi 312 Trao Service 313 i v / R a d e 314 uphqlttery 31b Woki ng ft S heet MeLil 318 w ee Umimg 319 Window W astung A Tmt.ng 7 4 9 — C o MMLk c ta L P n o m n To r S a i e 1 5 3 — A c r e a g e Lo t Fo r S all PAUL OSBORNE LAKE AM I BpRM *460*40 2 BOHM. liXFMO ANOUP 2 9 7 Past Control 2 2 3 — M ISCELl.A N l.OUS 127— S to ra g e/O • Fo r R e n t 117—-C ommercial R entals MARINER'S VILLAGE ot\ o m e s For Rant. »4Mmi partmonad rooms. A/C. private 114— W a r e h o u s e / R e n ia l S pa c e Apt 2BFV1 BA, Owning Rm. Lv Rm. Son Porch, Ramodetad S Upstairs 1201 W. Id. Si 5575/mo flat ReqU 407*302*7884 t t o t f o p i ? V M T n f liv a fH (? 2 87 la w n Services 288 l«C3l Services 28* Lockam Ih 290 M asonry J 291 M onaiO bi 292 M nvng S Storage 293 On. Lube ft Fitter 294 Painting £95 Paper M,wiping S pa ce F o r 4n *97*/mo. le t leal and Sac. Avail. Section ( Considered 99— A pa rtm en ts U n f u r n is h e d 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 268 Automotive 280 Bush HngO'ng 281 Can^Xitru Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 204 Carpet & Installations 265 Carpel Cleaning 260 Cerbng Kepeu 207 Cniam ie Tito 208 Child C are Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 C o n ttrucfon 272 Delivery Servvyrs 275 Orywatl 276 Electrical 277 F en ce 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 2B0 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry i R eran 284 la k e Iron! Cle.inng 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services EMPLOYMENT patients, staff, and visitors. Duties could include cashiering, helping on the tray lino, etc. We pay $6.95/hr + shift differential and offer great bene* fits! Must be willing to work (he following shifts (6am-2:30pm & 11am-7:30pm) and work every other weekend. Interested applicants, please apply at: South Seminole Hospital, Human Resources, 555 West State Road 4343, Longwood, FL 32750 Fax: (407) 767-0896 E.O.E. ORLANDO S o u rm Se m REGIONAL in o l e H o s p it a l 263*CARI'LNTRy repairs, ptmturg * ceramic tic.. Richard Orote 407-321697? 2 6 8 -E u « : rly C i f C enters ari 2 6 9 - C l e a n in g S l r v ic p * 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a p i n g 2 7 0 -C d n c r l te ; Burk Const S e n -L.ii «>: touring loo JACKSON STUCCO Undkceptog ktoder and Bobcat ~Uo Job too targe (p tee tm a r J Service. gr)toing,rool taking, LA Call 4C 7-302-51*0 building tiouvs porta Gel your bushhoggng done wh4e t i by‘Cat I, lor Free Estimate* 43/W B1501 2 7 5 - pRT WALL lv ine*s. 448 2 135 oeV D ry W a ll 'S t u c o o R e p a irs * A ll T e x tu re s M a t c h e d P o p c o m lt 2 9 4 -P a in t in c Speciatolng In repaint . »r*iw> m w .1 I meF .s u e J Cat 407-228 8288 or 407-804A02S 407-322-6338 U! 2 8 1-H o m e NEAT-N-TtDY 407-324-1177 ReeldentiAt ■Commerdel Ask About Our Special*! lMrUOVLMLNT Al's Handy Man Special 8padMk£Ml'm Afli f%jFTiijndini Mkuit SriuB Afaund flit HOU*C 407-307 91» pM u ch ir S l t o p | 7 i. ( / / J r « A0T*r)>«‘'f«>'t> ir'ynr Imx. Afoim-ri im irria/A h tu h h or fcmth-. rt-rr the hrvriiir 299-P lumring OUAUTV CARE PLUMBING COLtMtBOAk t HCStDENTIAL Compter# pkimt^nfl Mf><«, be & trtfUfOd (40TT3Q?TO1 301-RooriNcj ALLMAN ROOFING Speciakmg « tetuoling * repairs 407.322.1926 » RC 00605SB YATES ROOF1NO since 1*28 Church * Si. Disc. 3rd. Gan. Uc. SRC0072690 407-322-1449 CHARLES D (Oen) kiU E R A BuJder CBC0572S5. AesComri 'om vtn .d tr -i • At rerun MC. VISA 407-330-1741 311— T a m S ik v k t ECONOtSy TAXI SERVICE Tf c * ml Suiting Shoe! tne, 40Twl51-S079 Do you need an eatra hand around tha rouse or on a fob Ceil Dave 407-8330752 IjCI Fn H1 SMALL P m '.on. Hslrad horn Cor PurVe 107- 322 3 1 2 — T R U i SkKVlCE What About Bob-* Tree s« > We Accept All Credit Card*. Tret Removal. Trimming, ftobcat Svc, Firewood Free EsUruics Lrcrilrt .407-280-1ST9 . S e r v ic e p ire ct^ ry'^ ja •«S*W| $30 per month.......... .3 linea/3 months S40 per month........... 4 llnes/3 months $50 per m o n th -........ 5 lines/3 months (407)1?l-0440 Classified (4071 322-2611 �I’a p e 2l\ September6.2000 T he Seminole H erald Sunshine-------C o n t i n u e d f r o m P a g e ID D chm er will head up a team of reporters tn the T am pa/S t. P etersb u rg area. Including S u nshine Network's Tam pa Bay Lightning reporter and play-by-play announcer Hick Pockham and J.P. Peterson of Tam pa's WFLA-TV, C hannel 8. The team will blanket the area and report on all the s|M)rts stories as well ns pro­ vide in-depth fralu res and interviews for both FLORIDA Sl*ORTS NEWS a n d SUN­ SHINE NETWORK LIVE! Hlckcn has been the sports director of First Coast News since 1991. Since joining the operation in 1986, Hlcken has covered the area’s sports scene daily, providing news and features on all the area sp o rts team s an d events. Including an Emmy Award winning series on Jacksonville’s early efforts to win an NFL franchise. FLORIDA SPORTS NEWS, lau n ch in g th is S eptem ber. will a ir live M onday-Friday (Tuesday-Friday d u rin g NFL season) from 10 p .m .-to -ll p.m. an d originate from s tu ­ dios In Florida. The new show will be Florida's first an d only opportunity each night to get a com plete one-hour w rap-up of all th a t day’s sp o rts news from acro ss th e stale. With over 20 local, experi­ enced c o rresp o n d en ts, in clu d in g seven full time. FLORIDA SI*ORTS NEWS can Include live, exclusive reports from sim u lta n e o u s events each night, ra th e r th a n rely­ ing on the sam e footage and new s found on o ther national and local sports statio n s. SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE! Is the netw ork’s signa­ tu re program , airin g live Mondny-Friday ac ro ss Florida In over 5.2 million hom es. In Septem ber, the o n e-h o u r pro­ gram will move from 10 p m. to 6:30 p.m. and re-launch with a new look a n d new s tu ­ dios, SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE! has bfecome Florida's only In-depth nightly sports show focusing exclusively on sp o rts In Florida While FLORIDA SPORTS NEWS will provide all the news, seores a n d highlights. SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE, gives view­ ers ln-depth stories, features a n d Interviews, not found anywhere else. On the many nights when S unshine Network h a s a live, prim etim e event (l.e. NBA. NHL. collegiate, etc.), the two shows will w raparound the event making for an entire evening of live local sports. S u n sh in e Network is Florida’s largest a n d leading regional sports network and, with no national sports net­ work ainiL.tlon. Is th e state's only sports network devoting Its entire schedule to local programming. With over 5.2 million homes and more than 20 ten m s/p ro p criies under contract. S u n sh in e Network Is th e Florida sp o rts fans' first and only source for com pre­ hensive coverage of sjrorts in th e S unshine State. For further Inform ation on S u nshine Network, visit th e netw ork’s w ebsite at www.8unshlnenetw ork.com . M ER CE D ES-BE N Z FLO R ID A G O L F SCEN E ORLANDO - S u n sh in e Network prem ieres th e fourth m onthly edition or MER­ CEDES BENZ FLORIDA GOLF SCENE today (Wednesday, Septem ber 6 ) at 7:30 p.m. The magnificent h o st site for this m onth's edition is the sp e c ta c u la r Amelia Island P lan tatio n In n o rth e a st Florida. With Its challenging 27 holes, great re sta u ra n ts an d conference center facili­ ties. Amelia Island Plantation h a s become n favorite am ong golf en th u siasts and corpora­ tions alike. "Sanvy Golfer" takes viewers to a place th at defines the term "golf m ecca.” Myrtle Beach, known as The Grand Strand. Is n 75-mlle stretch along the South and North Carolina coastlines th at fea­ tures 120 golf courses and Incredible dining and enter­ tainm ent. MERCEDES-BENZ FLORIDA GOLF SCENE gives viewers an Insider’s view of the world's m ost famous golf destination. In addition. MERCEDESBENZ FLORIDA GOLF SCENE covers th e world's largest am ateur golf to u rn a­ ment, the DuPont Coolmax World A m ateur H andicap Cham pionship, v h lch is cele­ brating Its 17th year with 5.000 players, many of them from Florida. The event is held annually th e week before Labor Day In Myrtle Beach. Tilts m onth's T e c h Guy" feature Introduces the MGoIfs Tour 13 mctalwood, which re­ defines the "sole" of golf. Also Included are the show’s regu­ lar "Rules Guru" and "Yoga Fitness’ features. H osted by S u n sh in e Network’s Andrew Monaco, this Innovative new goir pro­ gram Is produced by S u m m e r t i m e Com munications, a division of Jam ison Golf Group. Each m onth. MERCEDESBENZ FLORIDA GOLFSCENE offers a behind-thescenes look a t som e ol Florida's m ost challenging courses os well as Interviews, features a n d tip s designed with th e Florida goiter In mind. Tire Septem ber episode of MERCEDES-BENZ FLORIDA GOLF SCENE re p eals six times on S u nshine Network in over 5.2 million Florida homes: Septem ber 8 . 1 p.m.; Septem ber 9 , 5:30 p.m .; Septem ber 10. 3 p.m .; S eptem ber 12. 9 p.m .; Septem ber 16. 4:30 p.m.; and Septem ber 23, 7 p.m. Solar Bears Continued from Page IB Bears and Cleveland Lumixnjacks lias yet to be determined. "We fed that this Is one of the most fan-friendly home schedules In Solar Bears tram history." said O-Uenra Director of Business Operations Kdly Lafferman. "We are fori unate to hove 27 of our home games on either Friday. Saturday, or Sunday and are excited about the great promotions and giveaways that we have planned for the 2000-01 season. With an excellent schedule and the prospects for another solid season on the Ice. Orlando hockey fans have a lot to look forward to this yenr." The Solar Bears promotional schedule begins on October 6 with a poslgamr autograph session and free schedule (xisters lo everyone in attendants for thr season-opening matchup with the Moose. Solar Bears "Web Savers." magnetic schedules. Junior hockey slicks, holiday stockings, bench bags, and Shades beanbag babies are among the other great giveaways already scl for the 2000-01 scuson. Orlando hockey fans will also see die return of a popular World Wrestling Federation (WWF) superstar. the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, special poslgamr autograph and photo sessions, and (wslgnmr s k a t i n g . Tlie Solar Hears also tiavr a p e rlal thenied JrrAeys that thr 2000-01 team will tie wearing during Ixitli the Saturday. October 28 "Halloween" matchup wllii the Cincinnati Cyclones tu iu uifa r » , D vmhuU u z* " C iin s tlllil.s against the 1999 Turner Cup cliamplon Houston Arms and tile DeVos family-owned Grand Rapids Griffins. Detroit and Milwaukee will be the most common visitors to TD Waterhouse Centre tn 200001 with Orlando hording each club six times. The defending Turner Cup cliamplon Chicago Wolves will make only two trips lo Central Florida, pairing up with the Solar Bears on Thursday, November 30 and Sunduy. April 1. Orlando’s busiest month of the season will come in March when the club competes In 15 games. Including seven away games and eight contests in the friendly confines of ID Waterhouse Centre. In the month of December. Uie Solar Dears will be hosting a season-high 10 games, while In February. Orlando will be on (he road for a seasonhigh clgiit games. 2000-til Solar Bears season and group ticket packages are on sale now. For more information, please call the Solar Bears ticket sales office at (407) 872-PUCK or log on lo the team's official web site at www.lhlsolarbears.com. RDV Sports, named for chairman Rich DeVos. is live parent company of Uie Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association (NBA). Orlando Solar Bearn of the till*. Orlando Miracle of Uie Women's National Basketball Association fWNlVA), the RDV Sportspicx. and Magic Carpet Aviation. SO LAR SEARS 2000-2001 SCHEDULE HOME GAMES OT CAPS tu n tc s i against the Milwaukee Admirals. Orlando will have Its share of lung road trips dur­ ing Hie upcoming season wllh four stints contain­ ing lour or more road contests. The Solar Bears longest road swing of the season comes early with seven away games from Friday. October 13 lo Thursday. October 26. In fact, after the October 6 season-opening matchup wllh Manitoba. Orlando will not |ilny at home ugain until a Friday, October 27 till with Cincinnati. 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French Are. Sanford zK highest of ilia career by over Los Angeles Avcngrrs OL/DL eight points. Victor liall Is another AFL veter­ The 6-foot-1. 195-pound an. seven seasons, getting some Sacramento State product threw long overdue recognition. Thr 6 for more Ilian 4.000 yurds for foot-4, 263-pound former the first time In his career and Auburn Tiger was named second one of only two QBs to accom­ team All-Arena as an Orlando plish that fest in 2000, finishing Predator in 1997, but this ts Ills second In the league wlUi 4,026 first appearance on tlie first yards. team. Hall, serving In tlie capac­ Arizona Rat tiers' FU/LU Bob ity of the expansion Am igcis' McMlllen came up short In his "old hand", had die best season attempt to repeat as the league's of Ids career. He was tied for sec­ rushing leader. The 6-foot-2. ond In the league with a career250-pound, nix-year veteran lin- high rlghl sacks along wllh his tailed the season as the AFL's 26 tackles. ninth leading rusher with 143 On the offensive side of the ball yards. The epitome of the Hall, who had never totaled Ironman ideal. McMlllen also led more titan 55 yards receiving In the Rattlers with Qve sacks, tour a single season, caught 10 baits fumble recoveries and Qve QB for 141 yards and three Tds. hurries and added 24 tackles. Arguably the beat cover man In This is McMillen's second All- the AFL. Iowa Barnstormers DS Arena honor, having been Kevin Kocsvlhurn. was named to named second team following the All-Arena team for Uie first the 1999 season. do time in tits two-season career. WR/DB Bret Cooper of the The 6-foot-l,") 190-pound Orlando Predators Is s veteran of Augustana (SD) product became seven AFL seasons and four dif­ only die third player tn league ferent teams, but this is his first history to record more Uian 100 appearance oil the league's All- tackles In a season, ranking sec­ Arena team. The 6-foot. 190- ond in Uie league with 107 tack­ pound Central Florida alum has les. Ope of the premier ball flourished since returning to hawks in the league, Kaesvtliam Orlando, becoming a valuable has intercepted 13 passes tn 23 leader on a team that has had a regular season games over the surprising amount of turnover post two seasons) In the playoffs since 1997. he has stepped up with four pUThis season Cooper led the t Hera In only dinse games. team In receiving yards with 881 ALE-ARENA M U ST TEAM yards and 14 touchdowns fl • OS Muon Oarics. Ion llarnabiniicra Defensively he tallied a career 1 , * rii/LU Ik * McMUIrn. Arlan* Haulers • WR/DU Carlo* Jam es. |c * i high 45 tackles and added two :t:!I ; Interceptions, both of which R a rn stia m to See Amts, Page SB were returned for touchdowns. Preps Continued from Page IB generally w anner In the fall. On today's schedule is: i Sem inole Athletic Conference Bowling League J AMF Bowling C enterCassclberry. 3:30 p.m. Girls golf _ W inter Springs v s. Lake Mary a t Alaqua Lakes. 3:30 p.m. Swimming & Diving _ Lake Mary arid W inter Springs at Lym an. 4 p.m. 2 3 b 3 |. Boys volleyball _ Seminole a t Lyman. J u n io r varsity, 6 p.m,;, varsity. 7 p.m .; Oviedo a t Lake Howell. J u n io r v arsi­ ty. 6 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.; Lake 'B rantley at Polnctana. J u n io r varsity, 6 p.m.; v arsi­ ty. 7 p.m. Girts volleyball _ Lake Howell at M erritt Island. J u n io r varsity. Q p.tn.; v arsi­ ty. 7 p.m. 'I 14! M R �TlIF StMIMMJ. IltJtAlJl L Briefs SAKFORD YOUTH SOCCER SANFORD - Tlie Sanford Recreation Department is offirtm *<x*er lor d(je« A Iit-7. ^I(Ji' up an d llay rr llm ctncnl Day (cost $25} will be Saturday. September 23rr] at 9 a.m. at . Zlnn Deck Field (behind Mlstorlr Snnlord Memurinl Stadium]. Reserve yuur spot by rnllliu( the SRD at 407.'130-5697 or Donnie Stinw at 407-330 9731. ’ YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL SANFORD - 'Hie City of Sanford Rcrrwitlon and Furks D ipailnient i.n still reeiKtriliig players and looking fur roar lies for Us Youth Flag l ootbuD • l-eacue fur plnyerv 7-In-15 yrara of age. Wltlle ihe liirnnul lias l>een good npots for play. e is all age groups lire still available, especially In the 13 -lo-15 league. A emijile of positions are still available for I'oarlirs In the younger league. Ilayrrs mny n glslri (ihe fee Is $25) at anytime nt the Downtown Youth Center. 300 North I’mk Avenue, at auyUuir and adults Interested In cnnchlng should contact the SRD. . - Call 407-330-5697 for more Information. SANFORD AQUATICS CENTER SANFORD - Hie Clly of Sanford Recreation and lYirka Department and the Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center Is presenting Wider Aerobics classes Tlie program Is aimed nt adults that want lo get a great cardiovascular workout that Is gentle on the joints and connectbe tissues. Tuuglit liy a certtfled piofcrmlonal Instructor. 1hc class rombbics fun, music, and exrrcisc In a lehcshlng eitviraoiMoL Class ttines are Tuesday and Wednesday s from 5:30 p.m. lo 6:30 p.m.; and Thursday's and 1 rtday « from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Cost Is $3 per class and all you need lo bring Is a "noodle.* The Sanford Seminole Aquatic Center Is located on the Seminole High School rnmpus. Turn le/1 off of West 25Ui Slrcel unto Ridgewood Avenue Hnd follow into rumpus on the rightOllier Stmford/Seminole Aquatic Center offer­ ings: Hrrrmlkmnl swim and adult lap swtm _ now (lirougli Dccemt>cr 31st. weekdays front 5 p m. to 5 « f* KJEFBOEDAND WENBIKBEB* Srinrmlwr (i. 200(1 Pagff 31) Legals ecals M 201 N A m u . SavVortf. noFYto 32771. totopBot^ nurrto»f (407)6054277, mttfm 7 (toy* erf your rtcwlpl ol Vu$ rtnru irmrtM l^unrsfl *rr%mfd. (TDD) 1 t00«65477) 7:30 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday (rum noon to 6 p.m. Adults $3 per session, children 3to-17 a $1, under Hirer free. Seasonal and annual passes for recreational swimming _ three month passes. $40 for an Indi­ vidual and $90 for fsmtlv; one year pass, individ­ ual. $ 100: family. $220. Seminole Aquatics Swim Tram _ Tills program Is designed for young people Hint want to enter the world of competitive swimming and has Hirer levels: Age Group I (new swimmers wanting to learn strokes and turns. $43 per month and $35 for each additional family mrmlier); Age Group II (swimmers tlinl know the four strokes, but are not yet ready for senloi level Iruining. $60 per mnnlh. $45 for second family member, $35 for each additional family member}; Senior Group (experienced swimmers capable of high training levels, $75 prr month and $55 for each addition­ al family memlierl. Call 407-302-1034 for class tiroes and more 1*1(00#i Auy vt 30. and 6 6 ?000 l * n 797 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CKiKTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AMO FOR SEM N 40U COUNTY. FIORIOA C IV * ACTION C A M MO.: M i l M C A -14DIVISION G FIRST UNION NATIONAL IUMK r/K/A FIRST 'JH'OM MATIONA1 BANK OT NORTH CAROL IMA. SUCCESSO R OY MERGER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK. 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A lL u a ta H u ll Ire* U n u a c k re • U S t Tun* hi M a n a i O ria m iu lY r d a b a . * ITS T im m y I l,u ry . T a m pu Day S im in • K S i r . , V Kk-b. h. M lln a u E r r M u slim s* L THE UNKNOWN H D R S. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LCM O RS CREW TORS TRUSTEES. O R OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UNDER. O R AGAVYST MCHATL S 8MCHOVTTCH DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORE SS lIMKMnwN IRCHAROD LONG. AS AN m m o r THE ESTATE OF M O iA E L S SIMKMOVITCM. DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADDRESS; UNKNOWN KATHY W EBER AS AN M E * O f THE ESTATE OF M O iA E L S SMKHOVTTCM. DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENTADORESS IMCMfUMN DEANNA BO LD M . A S AN HCM UT THE E5IATEO F U O t A t l 8 S S M O V I T C K DECC A M L> EAST KNOWN ADDRESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS B f T M i C M O S T COURT O f THE U TH juotcuu. cstcurr M AND FOR B tB M O E I COUNTY. FLO R O A CSTCUTT CIYS. MYISW N C A M NO. SB-M0WCA-1MC WOFWttT RANK. A TEOERAUT CHARTERED 5AVWG3 ASSOCIATION I V * MIDI IRST H I 9 n at M i LEON MORI RARE COMPANY u m y i M M MCI MOR FINANCIAL « C . n u u p * * N IM R0ARETYEN A COUP a h t * U L /llL l'um l)llu > . OhUlinmu eg als S U O tO V IT C H DECEASED LAST KNOWN ADORESS UNKNOWN CURRENT ADORESS UNKNOWN ANY A N 0 A U UMtNOWN PAR TIES C E A M N R BY. THROUGH UNIX R. AND ARABIST T IC H D C B I NAMED BCIVTDUAE DEFENDANT (8) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD O R AUVE. WHETHER S A D IBKN O W N PAR T C S MAT C L A M M l BITETW S T A S SPOUSES. ICVIS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, O R OTHER OAMANTS LAST KNOWN AO O RtSS UNKNOWN CURRENT AnDRFKS vtn > la io a u x F R i& sitT lo t Ota rakaf damandad at ir*« C a n fia M or paVbon WTTNtSS my hand and Via acal U Vaa Court on t« i 23 day uf AUG, Boon 11. P« 0 * S. o l *w PUWc Racanfa ol Sanwnola County. Honda OAT l Dal t^ntord f tortds Vua 2>d day Ol Au ^m I. 2«W "A U D U C A N S WITH W S A M I T ltS ACT (ADA) NO TICX - 2000 (S C A l) UAHvANHC MORSE Oar* SarranoMi County, Honda BYMary Saui** GLCN 2 GOLDBERG. ESOWMC Sabw000. BlVlow* 1101 Brtckal A varu i M m (k n d a 33131 (305)3744200 \ court CASEMO: » CAIIN 1«P WELLSTWDOHOME MOHTRAOFINC rW/AHORWEST MOntOAOE. INC MET MORTGAGE PLABmfT CORPORATION turtMBot by VS rrmnjm to STATEWIDE F\INCMNO TERRYL WXEIAMS A1CATERRY CORPORATION LEEWSUAMS. SR f TAl OtrENOANTlSl nonet or action M V O U MAVWTLL. X in „*» al CONSTRUCTIVESERVICE TO TtwUrAncnm*o m . IM . HEIRS ORANTEC8. Arena e m e u rr or THE 11TH JUDICIAL CfRCUTT IN AND FOR BC BUNCH. E COUMTY. rvORlOA C A M NO tO CA ^ ISn 14G M THE O R C U T COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUfT IN AMO FOR SCM VKXE COUMTY, FLOROA CfYIL ACTION CASE MO 00 «37 C A DfvrsiOH I) GMAC MOFilOAGE UOFVKJHATKJN. BQURSEffiOH L ecals ecals v o u w it * « m a r h o i s t e d t * THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, AUSKiNEES. U O IO R & CREDIIO flS, TRUSTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS C l AIMING Bv THROUGH. UNDER OH AOAftlS! KOCH HI E. ELLIOTT DECEASED.« M. Information. SANFORD - Hie City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department la offering Jiuaerctse under the Instruction of Susan Amtell al the Downtown Youth Center, find flour of Sanford City Hall, on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 5:30 p.rn. to 6:30 p.m. Cost ts $3 per class. Call 407-330-5697 for more Information. L W H 301 �I n s id e Legate-------Classifieds .... Crossword .... Comics-----TV Listings.. ... _ ... .... — Herald Sports 3B 3B-5B 4B 6B 6B Wednesday, Septem ber 6 , 2000 1B honored Dehmer, S ^ Hicken H I U now with Sunshine Sponsor Network t h a n k s Jn rk * o n v llla urfm b eg in ­ ning Immediately. Hicken will anchor Jacksonville for the net­ work’s popular SUNSHINE NETWORK UVE! program, which Is currently ailing at 10 p.m. but will relaunch in the 6:30 p.m. Umeslot September IB. and for FLORIDA SPORTS NEWS, the network’s new nightly sports news program pre­ miering September 19. Hicken. along with SUN­ SHINE NETWORK UVE’s David Lamm, will provide sports news and events in the Jacksonville area as well as provide In-depth features and Interviews for both FLORIDA SPORTS NEWS and SUNSHINE NETWORK u v e i According to Sunshine - M inr| r • Special to the Herald SANFORD - Thank you kids. The Sanford Disabled American Veterans Chapter «30 recently honored the young men of the Ctty Ran ford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball Bambino Minors Dtvtslon Indians that finished In second place this season with a banquet. The coaches, players and thetr families were treated to a meal of hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, great chili, taffy and cake. Following the meal. DA.V. rrtm rnander Danny Lauderbaugh congratulated the team and Its coaches for a Job well done and «hen prnwwW to present trophies to each player. Indians head coach Cary Fields and assistant coach Mark Moeller then thanked Commander Lauderbaugh and all of the members of the DA.V. for sponsoring the team, the banquel and the trophies and also gave special thanks lo Mr. Roberts. Denise Dean, assistant coaches Denise Lawrence and George Forzlg, and the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Members of the Disabled American Veterans Indians of the Bambino Minora Division were: Edwin Maldanado. Michael Robinson. Matthew Hoelter. Cody Fields, Erik Kean. Roddy Heckle. Shawn Oariepy. Andre Debose, Ryan Lawrence. Justin Stansell. GeofT Vogel, Brandon Washington and Oeorge Porrig. i • iVjllH1 i r.iS f. Members of the Disabled American Veterans Indians posing proudly with their trophies were (above, left to right): Edwin Maldanado (first row), Michael Robinson, Matthew Hoelter, Cody Fields, Erik Kean. Roddy Heckle, (secofld.rpw ).,S haw n .Cariopy. Andre Debose, Ryan Lawrence, Justin Stansell. Geoff Vogel, (third row) head coach Cary Fields, D.A.V. Commander Danny Lauderbaugh, and assis­ tant coach Mark Hoelter. In the photo at left, Ryan Lawrence Is shown receiv­ ing hls trophy from Coach Fields and Commander Lauderbaugh. '1 a Tam pa/St. Petersburg area. Dehmer will anchor reports and features from Tampa area studios and on location In the Tampa area as well as in Central Florida for the network’s popular SUNSHINE NET­ WORK LIVE! program, which Is re-launching this fall, and for FLORIDA SPORTS NEWS, the net­ work’s new nightly sports news program premiering In September. Also. First Coast News (WTLV-TV 0 WJXX-TV In Jacksonville) sports direc­ tor and Emmy Award win­ ner Dan Hicken trill os Sunshine Network’s pri­ mary news reporter In the Mi nors runnersup with banquet J ORLANDO * Former WFTV TV. Channel 9. IABC afllliate In Orlando) sports anchor and reporter Glen Dehmer Is Joining i ass other station In the arcs will provide aa much (a foil two hours nightly) Florida ■porta news and feature* CM- m e rS In that time, he covered rtuuHy every major sport g event in the state of Buccaneers historic t o t playoff run In 1979 and had been covering the Bucs Swimming SANFORD ami diving team s will get their first tustr of ncUon . — years st^WFTV-TV were spent aknfrfcleflUIISH B® NETWORK .UVEI eo-host Pat Clarice. ' Prior to Joining WFTV-TV in 19 7 9 .; Dehmer was ■port* anchor at WBAY-TV in Green Bay. WI (1977­ 79). He a!»of*ikjHc£d',at WAEO-TV in Rhinelander. u ’ .* «. since the Labor Day holiday Uli, afiernoon. joining the <’? • i ’ - ■* ' • ------- : ” ••• ■; • . golf and volleyball team s that got back to work on Tuesday. This la the Uilrd fall sea­ son for Swimming and dh - ’Twvxi: • tn g since th e sp o rt w as ' While some of Ota Semi and dtag teams have yet moved from the spring r . calendar. ------------------------ ‘ ‘' , rns radio It ha* been a blessing for .f . „ athlete* as the weather is swimming have boon at it lor over a week and win pet Into the poo! this others afternoon ainoa taking off for the Labor Day holiday weekend, s^ rre ^ p ^ is �T he Seminou : H erald Page 8A September 6. 2000 Community Notes nrys law and its requirements for successful prosecutions. Pie-regbUatjuii u required Storyfest and a limited background check The Seminole County Public will be completed on each appli­ library System will hold cant. Registration closes Sept. 12. Storyfest, a festival of literature For additional information fur adults. Barbara McIntyre, librarian and storyteller will pre­ contact Christine Mouton at 407­ 265-2088. sent the program at the Northwest Branch Library In Republican Women Lake Mary on Sept. 14 and the Tl*c Suburban Republican North Branch Library in Sanford Women's Club will host their on Sept. 15. The programs will annual luncheon/fashion show begin at 10:30 am . and silent auction, YNWnesday, For additional information Sept. 20 from 11 a.m until 130 regarding the program phone p.m at Maison k Jardin restau­ 407-366-8150. rant in Altamonte Springs. American Business Women Fashions will be provided by Blue Grass Pickin' The Seminole Sunrise Chapter Steinmart. A number of celebrity of the American Business models will be on hand. Women’s Association will hold Co6t is $25 per person. For Its monthly dinner meeting Sept, until 10 p. infounalion or reservations, con­ 12, at the Holiday Inn, tact Marie Kuhns, Treasurer. Altamonte Springs. Cost is $20. Reservations must be received Social begins at 6 p.m., with din­ by Sept. 13. Flea Market ner at 630. Guest Speaker is Dr. The Lutheran Haven Barbara Kuhn, former Seminole County School Board Chair. Icc- Auxiliary is sponsoring a Flea Market Saturday, Sept 16, from 8 a.m. to 230 p m . Proceeds ben For information or reserva­ efit the Lutheran Haven tions call Liz Bold I at 407-831­ Nursing Home. Items will 6995. include furniture, appliances, Jewelry, ceramics, toys, clothes, and many others. A summer­ time picnic lunch of hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks and baked goods will be available. Lutheran Haven Fellowship Hall if. located at the comer of Octoberfcst SR-426 and Chapman Road in The Sanford Octoberfcst Oviedo. Committee will hold its second annual Octoberfcst in the park, Saturday, O c t 7, from 10 am . until 6 p m at Sanford’s Coastline Park, West Ninth Street In Sanford. The event Is free with this year’s Octoberfcst to benefit the Good Samaritan Home of San/ond. Persons interested In becommlng a sponsor or vendor should call Janet Simmons or Mature Driving Course AARP55-Alive Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and 13, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police station. On Sept. 14 and 15, at Sanford Senior Center. Sept. 21 Sept. 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and Sept. 25 and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. For additional information or times, call 407-302-1010. M uck fires flare up along L a k e J e s u p phone Phyllis Smith, secretary, at 407-339-2949. Herald photo by Tommy Vtnwn! Seminole County scliools/libraries receive funding for education rate program APOPKA The Seminole County School District, Annunciation Catholic Academy, Page Private Sdiool and Altamonte Springs City Library have been approved to receive a total of $79,632 for telecommunications services and equipment from the federal Education Rate (E-Rotc) Program. "The community should be proud of the wise decision by thcac schools and the library to take advantage of this program," said Andre Faulkner, Sprint strategic communications manager "It's dear that these e n U B e s a re c a ^ .to U w U h ^ viding n rich learning environ- ment using advanced oommunlcations technology." Sprint, as the local telecommunlcations provider, will issue checks or credits to the schools and library from federal funds set aside for the program. The funding is for year three of the program, which runs from July 2000 through June 2001. To dale. Sprint has issued more than $7 million to schools and libraries througlrout the state. Funds may be awarded to other schools and libraries, pending government approval of their ERate applications. Funded at $2.25 billion annuthe pregr^r. rm.nl. of 20 to 90 percent on three categories of service telecommunications services. Internet access and internal conncctions. The Ti-Rate program Is «upported by the Universal Service Fund, which Is funded in part by telephone companies to further live opportunity for all schools and libraries to use tech nologv to improve education. With spnm , schools and districi can enjoy the benefits of communlcations infrastructure tailorcd specifically to education, Sprint offers a full range of options, including local long distance and wireless voice, dat and video, plus equipment to m«gt uniqueeducUonal iweds For ad. jMgss* A saStu o n 8 kT*ly erf N a m a :_ _ ___ ; tn wait Inline, asve 40%over elnqlstickel prices and QetlhetaiiiyQU.Wint Box OHM *407-321-8111. or fU! your order 7 8how Handling foa $2.00 Grand total t __'______ �6A September THE SEMINOLEHERALD 2tHMl L if e s t y l e Seniors sharing expenses aren’t sinning for living in same house D rum m ing for d o lla rs like a family of sisters and DEAR ABBY: i just had to brothers. Marrying just so outwrite after leading the letter ............ siders won't criticize from the lady who ....... one's living arrange­ signed herself," lin'd ment is not always the of All This Misbehaving." right thing to do. Please print this, 1am 80, and I found Ahby. 1want people her remarks offensive. to know tlvat it isn't When I was retired by always “living in sin" my employer, I could­ or "shacking up" ns n't manage on my that lady thinks. Social Security check. 1 AN ABBY FAN tried to tind another IN PENNSYLVAjob, hut no one wanted NIA to hire me at my age. A male acquaintance Dear DEAR FAN: I'm retired soon after,and A U K ., realized that he, too, /\U U j please to print your letter. As I said to the didn't have the funds • « • • • * • K w .V » woman whose letter to keep his apartment. I had a five-bed room townprompted yours, "Seniors who live together choose to do so house, and thought of renting for a variety of reasons, which out some rooms. However, a are usually well thought om." lawyer friend told me that if 1 ad l ertised for roomers I would People should not judge oth­ ers. have to n*nt to anyone who had the money; 1 could not pick and •••••• choose I was afraid to ao that DEAK ABBY: My fiancee is because I would continue to live having financial problems. I there, too. want to help her, but she insists So 1 invited this man, who that I shouldn't because she’ll be was a trusted neighbor, to share mad at me. 1 really want to help my home and expenses. This her. I don't like to see her slrugway we both could live in com­ fort, and it would cost us less gle. and I have Uu? money to do it — plus, w e're being married money. We go shopping and soon, so what's the big deal? attend church togcJicr. We also What should I do? visit friends who are now in IN LOVE IN FLORIDA nursing homes. We have never slept together or had sex. DEAR IN LOVE: Don't force I know of other seniors wiio your help on your fiancee after have similar arrangements so she has refused It This could they can live decently and not be an im portant learning expcgo broke in the bargain. ricnce for her; and ll'a a chance Recently, another senior male for you to see her level of tngehas joined u*. We share expens­ nulty and perseverance. I es and household chorea so it's respect her eUnce and for not easier on all of us. We get along - •H \ \ \ t\ Afr mm vm ■z'- - .: ,j th A . t. taking the easy way out. For the time being, be patient and keep your checkbook closed. DEAR ABBY: J have n friend whose husband tries to scan? his 2-year-old child by jumping out of closets, from in-hind trees, etc. I have seen the child tremble, cry and turn pale. Tin- man thinks it is a fun time" with his child. What do yon think of his behavior? He will sec your answer. CONCERNED IN HIOENIX DEAR CONCERNED:» hope you’ll make sure hr sees i t There is nothing ' fun" about traumatizing a child. Hu* father is sadistic, and he should consult with a psy­ chotherapist to understand why he gels pleasure out of Ids • child's pain, and to learn firsthand how damaging hi* "scare tactics" are. If he refuses to stop, he should be reported to Children's Protective Services. ...... . Wlut teens need to knowabout sex, drugs, AIDS, and getting along with peers and parcuts is in "What livery Teen Should Know." To order, send a business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4,50 In Canada) to: Dear Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, 1L 81054-0147. (Postage is Included.) c w uni v m ai raiss syndicati Salvation Army chili dinner next Tuesday; vT iucx c t i w i e y beet* on his O ftm » w w m e w g re m o J \h ir o n o t th * S a n to w of Ns frtdivls, were playing tlieii drums in oidorto raise money tor MDA. .« %•_s Ui ■ ‘ .. . C\ v Yor i<e i a \ L ikeT his ? ' $alVAHOii ArmvMan's?:!* I 1Dirauum "i programwill willinrhids indudetire fleeatMnet gtwpet rvUiAvshio FellowshipClub, Club,the thel league mid the worldv Fellowship Club awl tncTtonV* I undcountry music, sinus work of the Salvation Army League-Mil) prrsent their annual j Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 For tickets or additional infor­ Chili Dinner Ibesday. Sept 1£ ‘‘ for children wider 1Z The funds Serving will begin at 6 pm . Redraised will be used to support the mation call Bill Stewart at 407hot chill is the main item. The volunteer work of the local Men’s 322-2MZ c-xt. 229. L IF E T IM E METAL. 100% tlE LL ft 1 877 929-3700 * - S£g i. '-J m mm* That's *fe> we are fi M?O P h .w a t» ^ m pre-q 2424 MORE 1 0 s n i'o ! Mon.-Sat •1tam-5pmSunday H JT O N P C H AUX>HOt,« uY f i t i . r f m i t k * « ITUOO Financing Avadtabie 'Hr, _______ f �T h e Seminole H ek a u ) Election Delegation ---- Continued from Page 1A although he said he expected to win the primary by gathering 50 percent-plus against McLain ami Don Nicholas, who had 23.90 percent of the votes. County Commissioner Randy Morris said McLain needs a good turnout for the October runoff. "Finishing a dose second in the primary may work for him ralhcr titan against," Morris said. "Often, the results are reversed in the runoff." In the bales-Van Der Weide race, Ihc former Altamonte Springs mayor said he does have some regrets. "I'll do some Monday morn­ ing quarterbacking about what I could have done," bates said about his loss to Van Der Weide in die winncr-takc-aH District 3 race. "Yes, I'm disappointed for myself and even more for the county.. "It disappoints me that he (Van Der Weide) could be rewarded for his type activity -+• and inactivity,” Bates said. I 'm troubled about the people who will be in office with so much growth pressure we have. Maloy with his own agenda. Possibly West, loo. It could be only 10 to 12 percent will take the time to vote in the October runoff. Van Der Weide still must face former commissioner Win Adams in the November gener­ al election. Adams is running as a non-party candidate but may t ; pick some support from a num’ I ! ocr of Republican supporters ; • f opposed to Van Der Weide. "Considering Dudley Dates ^aipned only six weeks or so he did extremely well," Randy Morris said. "Wc*ll have to sec what Win Adams can do. He has energy and he's a bat­ tler." Maloy, who w e p t past Tom Hagooa and Stephanie Smith in » the Republican Primary With 51.61 percent, will be opposed by Democrat Andrew Van Gaale in November. It is been a long time since a Democrat beat a Republican for a commission seat. At precisely 9.05 p.m., the winners and losers were identi­ fied in the Primary 2000 elec­ tions. Voting began at 7 a.m. and ended at 7p.in. One race — County Court Group 11 — went to the final moments with Mark Hen defeating Jeff Dean by 1.14 percent. A small group went to the Supervisor of Elections Office for the tabulation of votes. Sheriff Don Eslingcr, opposed by Lake Mary Police Chief Richard Beary in the General Election, watched die numbers go up and listened on phone to nearby sheriff's office primary results. Eslingcr supported Schaffner, who defeated Goff by collecting 52.92 percent of the vote. "The voters felt I liad some­ thing to offer," she said. "They know how much I've done." Schaffner acknowledged the anti-Goff vote helped her to vic­ tory. Furlong captured 60.40 per­ cent of the votes to easily defeat Pond. fM lfj V / 11 Circuit Judge Debra Nelson took 72,08 percent of the votes to defeat cnaDcngtr Sylvii Grunor in Group 10. Nelson was appointed to the bench by Gov. Jcb Bush. Lake Mary Mayor David Moalor must face Frank Denis in a runoff for State Representative 34th House District in October. "I hoped that Mayor Mealor would win outright but his runoff will help more voters participate In runoff between Bob West and myself," Daryl McLain said. Continued from Page LA 11, information for the October 13 • Altamonte Springs meeting may 1 be obtained from most county counts’ _____ O v a ria n C a n cer V igil Continued from Page 1A Senegal, have electricity, espe­ cially in the rural areas. Salaries are also low comred to American standards. c average salary of a Senegalese educator is about $300. Nevertheless, when the edu­ cators return to Senegal, they will trv to get commitments from their government to improve and expand education­ al opportunities in their class­ rooms, Will said. "That's why they wanted to see what we do in our own high schools," he said. During Tuesday's tour, the delegation visited several International baccalaureate (IB) classrooms. Seminole High School is the only school in the county that offers the pre-uni­ versity course of study. The IB program, which has been in Seminole County for three years, is an internationally recognized liberal arts curricu­ lum incorporating humanities, mathematics and sciences, Seminole County IB Director Mar)' Neal said. There are more than 1,000 IB programs around the world, including 38 member schools in Florida. Acronling to Neal, any stu­ dent interested in joining the program *s accepted as long as they are willing to accept a rig­ orous curriculum. "Our philosophy is to allow more opportunities fpr students to attempt a higher level of course work," Neal said. The Senegal delegation also toured the Academy of Health Careers, where students partici­ pate in a curriculum tiut incorrates health care and college e l courses. Students also are involved in job shadowing and clinical experience. The program, which began in 1993 through a state Department of Education giant, has been recognized as one of the lop roagn-t programs h the K E 1500 E. STATE ROAD 436 FERN PARK, FL 32730 A ■ M IJaO 110 525 MS 1005 1:45 7.05 420 135 ,V* Frt*thu 2:40 (5.10)7:40 10:10 WNppuri (R) Stereo Fri ■TN 230(1:10)7:40 9.50 1354:10 7:15 1000 AUTUMN IN NEW YORK reu 150 4:15 540 905 THE CREW n u i 1X0 1.15 520 725 9:4$ WHAT LIES BENEATH Nil 1:10 400 650.MO C HOLLOW MAN a frt-Thu 1:30 405 710 10:10 WHIPPED R f 1:05 1.00 5« 7.00 911 frt-Thu ART OF WAY R Jp 1 : 4 0 ^ 955 930 frt-Thu . A N T IQ U E S 4 R E F IN IS H IN G A N T IQ U E S B O U G H T & S O L O O PE N 6 OAVB A W EEK - F R E E E S T IM A T E A P IC K -U P A N D D E L IV E R Y S A M E L O C A T IO N F O R 3 3 Y E A R S ? 3 1030 W. STATE RD. 434 OVIEDO. FL 32765 I]| Frt-Thu 200 (4:40) 720 1030 Thu Art o* War (PO) No Pimuu Frt.ThU 200 (440) 720 UhOO Oodltta 2000 (PCI) Stereo Frt-Thu 2:10 0 7:10 Hate* Man (R) Btareo Frt-Thu (430)9:40 Thu AapUeonwnl* (PO-13) Stereo Frt-Thu 230(6.00)73010:10 l| Phone (407) 365-3740 ^ 3 * 3 * ___ w • ----- ______ — F Factory Outlet We Sell For Less PAMELA J. HELTON. P.A. 5 2921 Orlando Or. (17-92) Sanford, Fl 32773 BANKRUPTCY • * ' Frt-T hu’ 220 7.00 SPACE COWBOYS fl frt-Thu Bring NOn (PQ1S) - No PmSm Frt-Thu 220 (4*0)7.10 930 BIm * Thu CMM(PI • No Pu m Frt-Thu (430)9:40 Coyote Ugly (POT 3) Sturuo GODZILLA2000 frt-Thu W ALTER H EN D R IX M < -i The second Ovarian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept 12 beginning at 6 p.m. at Crane* Roost Park. Altamonte Springs. This is a free healthcare event open to ihepublic. The program will include the Children's Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a display of ovarian cancer quilts, and a candlelight vigil. Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local govern­ ment officials. Representatives from the offices of local physi* cians, hospitals, and the American Cancer Society will provide valuable educational materials intended to raise awareness about the symp­ toms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer, the deadliest of the gynecological cancers. For additional details regard­ ing this event or for further information about tlic Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers' bureau, advocacy opportunities, and support groups please call 407366-3830 or 904-789-7898. -rw d tis j 407-834-1065 407-834-4380 E-MAILKUCCMI NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 Foil frt-Thu State, said Nancy Julian, director of the Seminole Academy of Health Careers. After touring the programs, Modou Tourc, one of the Senegalese principals, said he was amazed at the size of class­ es and schools in America. However, he said schools in his country and in the United States have many things in common. "I've been managing my school for 15 years, and I see that we sliare the same prob­ lems; Including how to motivate students, assessment and disci­ pline," Toure said. "But, there are differences, alao. "One of the main differences is that schools area Jot richer in the United States." The Senegal delegation arrived in Seminole County Friday, toilring Oviedo High School. Following the Seminole High School tour, the group was planning to return to Senegal on Wednesday. id.'mM :v m ■ 2 Mites W e st ol O v ied o o n HWY. 4 3 4 FACTORY AIR SPECIALISTS SALES • SERVICE • PARTS • ALL MAKES RADIATORS • SPEEDOMETERS • BRAKES AU TO ELECTRIC, • TU N EU P S school board offices or by ipntacting Millie McBee at 40^-8647203. 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AH letters to tho editor must bo ogned end. for verification purposes. Include an aadrnas and phone number. Letter* should also be limited to 600 words Letters to the editor bo atcoptod by: • U.S. HMD 300 N. Frencli Ava.. 6 *nfof<J;-Ra 3?7?t m a r k e t • r-.rn'i! sb«dttt>r«raol.com -Fax 323- w o e Letters to the editor and columnists who appear on me editorial poge do not nocossa/iy represent the trfww of lt>o Seminote Herald Letters may bo edited lor tenolh. Patch of water does not point to global warning "The North Pole is melting So began a decidedly alarmist news story published last week ...... on the front page of A the venerable New m York Times. jsi Tire presence of water at the very top ^ of the world is "more evidence" of global W wanning, said the t'‘% paper of record, adding that, "The last Jos time scientists can be n certain the pole was Pfi awash in water was 0 , more than 50 million years ago." Well, maybe not quite 50 million years ago, as it turns out. Maybe more like last summer. For as climatologists point out. breaks tn the polar Ice Mi oc& f qiK te'& eh, parlifUlariV In summer months. 'I n fact. It happens many, many times every year," said Claire Parkinson of NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, in an interview with Time maga­ zine. G oddard's satellites have been monitoring the polar ice caps for years, so the scientists there would know if a climatological calamity was under way at the North Pole. So how did the New York Times get Us global warm ing story so wrong (which it acknowledged this week in a correction that, of course, did n 't get nearly the play as the original scary news story)? Depending cmyour personal vino, polit­ ical backbiting irai alwayi a colorful— or negative— part of campaigning. Sometime* legiti­ mate campaign issue* an overshadowed by the amount of dirt one candidate ranfling a t Wear her opponent. During yesterday's primary flection, km asked Because the reporter relied on politically motivated scien­ tists who subscribe to "*•*“ ** the global warming orthodoxy that human consumption of fossil 5 fuels have driven up i \I atmospheric carbon j dioxide levels to the U r point that Mother r Earth is having hot flashes. y H One of those scien­ tists Is James McCarthy, director of Ills the Museum of • t • Comparative Zoology at Harvard University. He happens to be co-leader of a working group tor the United Nations-sponsored Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, which has previously concluded tl\at , ^lltnn* ■ t h e r e hIt.tu a s hitmt been A a tllurpmlhip d is c e rn ib le human Influence on global ell So when McCarthy, a global warming adherent, arrived at tire North Pule eariici this month (he was a guest lecturer on an arctic tourist cruise aboard a Russian Ice breaker) he found the confirmation he was looking fo r open water at the pole. "It w as totally unexpected," he said. "Global warming was real, and we were seeing Its effects for the first time that far north." McCarthy was echoed by fellow scientist (and guest lec­ turer) Malcolm McKenna, a alcontologist at the American luseum of Natural History, E lust part of th*0*ma The pood csr I dateir who accompanied him on the arctic tourist cruise. “I d o n 't know if anybody in history ever got to 90 degrees north to be greeted by water, not ice," he told the Times. “Some folks who pooh-pooh global warming might wake up If shown that even the pole is beginning to liu ttjM Funny, neither McCarthy or McKenna have been heard from since the New • Times essentially retracted Its alarmist global-warming story. Maybe they are embarrassed to have revealed to tire world how little they really know about climatology. And that's the problem with the global warming debate. Tire IPCC, of which McCarthy is pan, canvomed u v u n u i of scientists and arrived at a con­ clusion llu t the human popu­ lation Is causing global warm­ ing. Yet most of the scientists that formed tire IPCC "consen­ sus" have no expertise in the area of climatology. That's how two scientists could go to the North Pole, see a patch of water, and declare it prima fade evidence of global warming. And it is on the basis of such unsound science that the United States and other industrialized nations are being asked by Utc United Nations to dramatically reduce carbon dioxide emissions. What that means is reducing the use of fossil fuels for dri­ ving o ur cat*, heating our homes, and providing electric­ ity for our offices and facto­ ries. And as any freshman eco­ nomics student can tell us, the way to reduce dem and for a commodity — in this case, fos­ sil fuels — is to drive up the price. What impact would higher energy costs have on this country? Well, think about the run up in gas prices in the M idwest this past spring. Think about the escalation In ..i.wHrity prices In the West (especially here in San Diego). That is what we can look forward to If global wanning adherents get their w ay If they are able to persuade the White House and Congress to agree to the Kyoto Protocol, which calls for industrialized nations to reduce their carbon emissions by 30 percent over the next dozen years. jjA Now, if human activity real­ ty wds the cause.of ■gtobabu f warming, and if global warm­ ing really was the cause of the North Pole melting, then most Americans would probably be willing to use less energy (at higher prices) to save the plan­ et. But the science sim ply docs not show that an environmen­ tal calamity Is u n d er way and that the human population caused it. Let McCarthy an d McKenna return to the North Pole this winter, tf they see open water at the time, then there will be something to worry- ab o u t 1 madam* Writ of t » Seminole Herald ■ *Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Wednesday, September 0.2000 • Vol. 93. No. 12 PuCSahad: D*h Esotf* Monday. Saturday, Thanksgiving. Christmas and Nsw Ysan by Rapubtc NawtpSpM*. Inc. *300 N Frandt Ava . Sanksd. FL. *2771 Phone: (407) 322-2011 Far' (407) 323M08 iMMgsraHaiaMSoM, Rends Sti>fcrtpl«nnaM(D**y* Stalls*) Republic i £ Newspapers, Inc. �September . 2000 5 A TIIKKKMIMHJ-: Ill'kAtJ) E d u c a t io n School Notes Star Spangled Girl Lake Mary High School Plavcrs of the Arts seniors will be starting the new school year with the Neil Simon comedy, "The Star Spangled Girl." The presen­ tation, suitable for the entire family, will be Sept. 6, 7 and 9 at I^rke Mary High School auditorium. Admission is $4. For additional informa­ tion or tickets contact Dill Eissele at 407-320-9672. School Readiness Coalition The Seminole County School Readiness Coalition will hold a full coalition meeting, Thursday, Sept. 7, from 8 until 9 a.m. at the Educational Support Center, 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Sanford. Mexican Connection Seminole Community College will hold a special event Thursday, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. until noon. The subject is, "Mexico and the United States — A Fresh Start." Local, state and International panelists will discuss the changed Mexican election process and its impact on Mexico's economy and relationships with the United States. Tne event ts free and open to the public. For additional informa­ tion contact Kenna Moone, at 407-328-2086. Project Graduation The next meeting of the Oviedo High School Project Graduation and Senior Activities committee will be Sept. 11, at 7 p.m., In the school's Media Center. Alt students, especially seniors and parents, are urged to attend. 1 r • - I Hamilton Happenings By Beth Je n Ben Special to the Herald Hamilton Elementary School is a Cluster Magnet School for Communications through Advanced Technology’. One of our challenges is to develop a curriculum and school environ­ ment that reinforces the link between school and work. Two programs help our students see now their academic, technologi­ cal and social skills can be applied to the business world. The D.E5.T.T. program (Business and Education Shilling Time and Talents) pro­ vides opportunities for fourthand fifth-grade students to job shadow with Hamilton's Business Partners. Students love visiting local businesses. Frequently, they are able to do more than just "shadow" job professionals. In past years, students have returned from these visits with huge smiles and stories of what they were able to do. Greeting customers and counting money at First Union and using the scanners at the Sanford Library ltave been popular jobs. Rick Wilkins, Hamilton's Family and Community Liaison, is current­ ly In the process of signing up business partners for the 20002001 school year. Participating hi the B.E.S.T.T. program is just one way business partners help Hamilton. If you would like more information about this program an d /o r becoming a business partner, please call Mr. Wilkins at 407-320-6065. Another program linking school and work Is Hamilton's Career Gubs. Fourth- and fifthgrade students spend 55 min­ utes each week in a Career Club of their choice. Each nine weeks, the offerings change, giving students the opportunity to explore four clubs eadi school year. Some of the clubs offered this nine weeks include newspaper, money and invest­ ing, puppetry, computer appli­ cations, photography and photo journalism, environmental sci­ ence, gospel choir, music, and golf. Mrs. Parker, Hamilton's principal, explains the impor­ tance of n career exploration program, "Children need to liave goals very early in life, and Career Clubs help Hamilton students begin to set these goals." Last Wednesday, Accoya Myers, a fifth-grader, enjoyed her first computer applications carver club session. Her instructor, Mr. Michael Kotsikas, showed the students how to build airplanes using Invention Studio software. Accoya said her plane wouldn't fly because the engine she designed was too small. Next week, Accoya will have the opportunity to build a car, and she is confident that she will not make the same mis­ take. Prell Tanner, another fifthgrader enjoyed her puppetry class. She made a lady bug fin­ ger puppet and explains the work connection, "Career Club is fun. I might grow up to be a teacher, and I could teach my students how to make puppets. Or I might work in a museum, and I could put on puppet shows at the museum." Mrs. Carol Minrtcr, life skills teacher, is teaching the "Sunsliine Club." Last week, students wrote to residents of Lakeview Nursing Home and will visit during upcoming weeks. Other Clubs, including newspaper and photography, will document the visits with newspaper articles and photos. Residents will be interviewed so tliat oral histories can be record­ ed and preserved for the future. Mrs. Minner is very excited about her dub members. "They are very loving and caring peo­ ple, and they love doing things S to le Mibmitlto to the 1t*t»M Hamilton Elementary School students participate in Career Club. Clubs Include newspaper, money and Investing, puppetry, computer applications, pliotography and photo journalism, environmental science, gospel choir, music, and golf. for others," Mrs. Minner exclaims. Hamilton's teachers, adminis­ trators, volunteeis, and students are making connections between wh.it is studied in school and what is practiced in life. Even during these very first weeks of school, students DRUMUP B H etuett are able to apply the skills they are learning in the classroom to "real-world" situations. We want to thank our business partners and many volunteers who help make this liappen. Next week, please read this col­ umn to leant more about busi­ ness partners and special volun­ teers. If you liave any questions about Hamilton, please call Beth Jensen, Communications Specialist, at 407-320-6067 or the school’s main number, 407-3206065. ixth Irnten I* (h i rom m u n ld iio m •ptrUU tl <1 Hamilton D nnm U ry. Looking for an upbeat, cost effective w ay to reach m ore prospects where they live, work and spend? Try an ad in the Sem inole H erald . It’s the best way to get m ore bang for your buck. Lets make music. Call Today! t Life Saving Classes • The Altamonte Springs Fire Department will be offering a CPR course September 11 and 12. The course starts at 6 p.m. for both evenings ana lasts approximately three hours. Paramedics and firefighters will teach each student home safety practices, basic Hist aid and CPR for Infants, children and adults. The course is offered to everyone. Cost is S30 which includes a CPR lifesaving book, key chain barrier device protector, Brat aid guide arid other items. For reservations, phone 407-830uJ u ut s • Sanford Middle School Sanford Middle Math, Science, Technology Magnet School will hold an open house for parents Tuesday, SepL 12, at 7 p.m. The meeting will be in the Louis D. Pelham Gymnatoriam at the west end of the campus. After opening remarks from die principal, BUI Moore, parents will be Invited to visit their children's daises and meet their children's teachers. Parents will move from class to daaa to leant about the curriculum arid S’1' events for the year, stated, *Wa have had a great beginning, and we are anxious for our par­ ents to come end hear about our plans a ___ tfwyear." For further Information, call Sanford Middle School at 407-320-6150.' t? M ilk ttn iu Middle Millennium Middle Sdtpol will hold two FTsA/Open house* in _ September, Both program* will begin at 7 PM In Millennium HjJI. Tliesda Thursday, SepL 1 the 6th grade program. Parents need to bring a copy of their child's sched­ ule. Tlte PTSA will be con­ ducting a short business meeting at 6:45 pan. in Millennium Hall on both nights for Interested par­ ents. Phcxie 407-320-6550 for additional Information. CLEANING SPECIAL" NO JOB TOO SMALL DEEP CLEANING SPECIAL W tS e U S m ilr i! O ver 2 0 0 In Stock Ready For Im m ediate D elivery for Appointments Call: 877-464-4128 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs, FL32713 Mon.-**. S JO anS JO pei W - COO jm - 1O0 prn S a v in H a n Mon-Tit. 700-600 is t W 0 WXJ 3 BEDROOM *2 BATH HOME 2 HOUR CLEANING WITH AD ONLY • WE DO IT ALL!!! 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Mixed lu n and clouds tomorrow with a low showers In tha south M leelsalppl: P arty doudy with a shower In a p o tt tonight A mix o( t u t a n d d o u d s tomorrow With a shower or thunderstorm around. A lab am a: Mostly doudy tonight with a show s’ In spots C louds and limited breaks ot sun tomorrow; there could Sim b e a shower. S o u th C arolina: Mainly d a a r and cool tonight. Sunny lo partly doudy. breery an d cool tomorrow. Sanlonl toroujyt Y*«»rtl#y Tem paratur* a n te s - Fort Myara C apa Coral 78/90 hwi AccuWMtfver, 'nc. 02000 ----7T City Tom. H U W F ft HI Lo W f Mikina HcnoSAj Hourton t 88 73 pc 10 06 07 41 PC 87 71 • 92 72 1 at 88 87 83 Florida Lottery earns record $908 million for education D F 6 Y 1 0 U 1 l l l l i M . T_, . .6 million 199041. That Tomorrow’s National W eather 5? W. P»lm Bch 83 86 89 82 t t 90 83 70 1 00 7 in scratch-off tickets and had $1.68 billion In on-line sales, an Increase of $177 million from the previous year, for FLORIDA LOTTERY, MEGA MONEY, FANTASY 5, FLAY 4 and CASH 3. Since changes were m ade to the LOTTO game last October, sales increased $107 million, or 22 percent form this same time HI Lo Shown a r t noon pMKtont ot wsathar ly atem i and htaha tor tha day. Foracatl NoMow tomparatuie* i V saterday'a N ational HlghXow: (lor few 4 9 cor Hlfft! l i t * h Uu^tOn AFB, TX Low 21* In TrucSae, hOnce in h Lifetime Celebration h (m i Pina!@-So Grand, POr 1b in t etmm our own Prize vault Can't ContainIt/ la s t y e a r. Here is a breakdown of sale by game type for fiscal year 1999-2000 (in millions of dulb n ): tm m lotto ............ 'r CASH 3 ........... 43145 MEGA MONEY........... 412L2 Sratdi-Offs .................43643 The Lottery also announced prize payouts totaling $1,107 trillion to players as well as bonuses and commissions to the Lottery's 11,300 retailers totaling over $125 million during fiscal year 1999-2004 funded! include; Aright Futures Scholarships, Pre-K programs far to all local school districts, com­ munity colleges, state universi­ ties and funding for the school construction band program. According tokrecent Associated Preaa article, public universities of i r i n e a n *awn m ntrieA f lm n r t 1 ' . . . £*’• aw experleriilngan'enw i id es total was boom4 due to more students t in fiscal year 1994- being able to afford college. ■the Lottery bans- This boom was partially attrib95.1That 33 million to the uted to the significant assistance many Florida students and their Last fiscal year (1998-99), the parents are receiving from the Lottery lion into the 1,000 students are attending sales of $2,096 O il . years rcpn imately 12.5 percent percent, respectively, over last funding. Lottery.fondingoT*„io> i about $104 million allowed X « r’ It { d h jy b k > ■ : t i ltn.l;( Secretary Griffin said the new more than X J W young#htt- •t K? dren to attend the nationally record* are proof poaltiye that the L ottm ls renewed emphasis acclaimed Pre-Kindergarten on operating as a profitable, yet program. . In May, the Lottery achieved another significant milestone when Its total trust fund trans­ education wtd Lottery players. fers reached $10 billion, making T h ere is no, question that our new approach to doing business Florida the first lottery state to te $10 billion fori for its benegenerate is paying off for Florida’s stu­ fidary in only a 21-year dents, as well as our players," Griffin raid. Thirty-seven states and tne During fiscal year 1999-2000, District of Columbia operate lotthe Lottery sold $5683 million teries in the United States. $ 2. 4 c 83 88 pc 97 * The Lottery also sold a record total of $2,248 billion worth of tickets iot this fiscal year. •"O u r mission Is to help hind education in a responsible man­ ner, We’re extremely proud of being able to announce this record year and look forward to increasing our transfer* to edu­ cation again next year/* said DaVid Griffin, Secretary of the Florida a» lmn»«Top Lottery. „ "But ___ sive asi these number* at are, the contributions n e v p rreplace _ made every day by parents and teachers. Ultimately, a commu­ nity's commitment to education will go a lot further than what the Lottery alone can do." ’ funding accounts for i 10 percent of total edu­ cation spending in Florida. The fiscal year ended June 30, 2000 i Under Florida law, at least 38 percent of all Lottery profits are transferred to die EETF for public education. The EETF in him distributes Lottery d ollats to Florida's 67 school districts, 28 community colleges 6 08 p m HI Lo W Tapaka Tucson 2000. 10 30 a m. 4:19 am . 1129 p m. World Cities Salt taka CRv The Florida Lottery announced it has transferred a record $908 million Into the Educational Enhancement Trust Fund (EETF) for Florida’s pub­ lic schools for fiscal year 1999- Tomorrow SundM Ttiurtdjy L o u isian a: P arty cloudy with a shower In spots tonight. Partly sunny tomorrow with ■ shower around In tha aouth, an d data provided by National Cities Regional Cities LD ri fi il ii *o n- 'gsSO2 enterprise,iabtSfeboth civil olIsfteJM yB i o I 6 3 pniQ Q ncM Y t « r C liiacf Tm The SunTrust Vault Bustin’, Last Chance Millennium Blast game is here and bur prize vault is about to bum whh incredible Itfali Duney WbrtT Millennium Celebration prizes. With only a few months left to celebrate here's your chance to foln in the exatanent! hut come into any participating Central Florida SunlYust location, talk with a 1 1‘' ,ot>H representative about a new product or service, and pick up your game piece. You could m .1 " / n ln U t / P - m i l l f’h x n i N k fu d M a rc M ra w w iM n iM n u r OOktal ru M w W U U ,*, I«m4« SualnviU, m m o l HWa nwS briunt1"*nrSansWhi smrwWisnks 407 322-2611 - «) ’ i);tid IlLiton .11rV/ im Away, 1r * A t 88 lactufc* ap to loet ( m y t, Mm tw IW tr-X X io L^utl llu u u * tin It,tin* / lo iiouuuO lumirnmuinJ ’ .I ’ . ‘ . '*■? j y j j j scratch 'n: w in a S-Diy/4-Night Walt package Tor foUr, ihtlme patk ritketi. Disney dining, a collectible pin set itf'bur grand prize, i 3-Djy/2.ffigfitJp|tjly: vacatipn package • four limca ip ft yearjcomplete with Disney Part-Hopper* passes, accommodations, dining, and Disney. Dollartl folri In ihe UfilTtririfo the filn run and1 and1dcdtdncju exeitetnejtt SunTrust SunTrust b m , i n u li tplr art: Winning every jit ili* t y r ir c in i . le r f lu il! chfocc to be off to a jdayfispfiifny.fofoi ll - grand celebration of your bwn! 4 i It W i» I f t w ) . i i f I 11, t h n i i r i i l u o d f t ii o m •M 'o lf t g - jn u d , j H t, (S ,, n i m w c , AC AS a c -a t �/ ( Tu* SUIINOU. Hr haiji How connected are most people? Com m unity Notes Fashion show The Maitland Art Center will open its fall exhibition season September 9, with the exhibit "Fashion, Fun 6 Fantasy, Creative Garments by Ruth Runk." The event will begin with a reception and preview on Sept. 8 and be open from Sept. 9 through 0 < r» . 29. Admission Is free but reservations arc recom­ mended due to limltrd gallery space. For additional informa­ tion phone 407-539-2181. Like most people my age. I’ve l*tvn ilragged kicking and Screaming into the technology age — im hiding the .......... world of Internet and e-mail and the reclas­ sification nt the disad­ vantaged to include. Deary Barbecue Seminole Countv Sheriff candidate Richard Deary (Lake Mary Police Chief) will host a barbecue event Saturday, Sept. 9, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Starport Aviation, at the Orlando/Sanford Airport. Olympic Physicals Special Olympics Seminole County (SOSC) will be giving free physio l f for all Special Olympic athletes in Seminole Count)’ on Sunday, Sent. 10 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital, 601 £. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Sptings. Physicals need In be renewed every three years, and these free physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more information call the Hotline at 407-2635043 or 407-366-7201. Audubon Society Seminole Audubon Society invites the public to "Wonders of Migration", a presentation by Parks Small, biologist at Wekiva Basin GEOpark, on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. at the brand) library, 50 N. Palmetto in an ford. T h e proRram w ill Jftidude up-di >-doae phdltfiipt is and anuTJn^? Colorful birds from informationi gathered c the fall migration bonding station. For additional information call 407-3304855. . V M illennium Middle School Millennium Middle School will host a Dividends coffee for cur-* rent and prospective . school volunteersbn V - ^ Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 230 p.m. The gathering will t o held In the cafeteria of the new building, 21 Lake view Avenue,Sanford. For details call Karen Gilbert, Dividends Coordinator, at (407)323-4921. I1.* , & i m ild a tlo r d I L IHINGS THAT GO FAST Fvery thing s t'im to be going faster and faster. Cars and rockcts and people’s lives. (Huplc with only one I think Einstein phone line. proved that every­ I don’t know what thing is relative or software jruu’tc using, something like that, but the stuff I’m on and Ik’s never truer gives my connection limn It is with speisl rate whenever I go Now that I've lived a online. It says ’’You're R e d bit, I have a totter connected at 44,000 |•erspixtiv e oii' what l.r ,"ot"37,0n0hp* Green rate of motion is. or tvlwlevcr.lllir Here’s a list of things affects the speed at which I ran download informa­ tint really do go fash — Kneeic tion. So I’m thinking Kris would — Cash. to a handy 'lung in llash on an — Spicy fiod unseen screen In tire back of my — 1tmc spin! in the prmlolomind when I meet n new per­ gi-t’s waiting hxmt. son at a party. — The time between vmrr If il sold, "You are connected birthdays. at 3 bps," I would kninv to — Your engagement speak slowly to tills person, Your honeymoon. keep it simple and move on a? Unrr new car warranty. quickly as ppssibli it on the —- Your moments of toil* other hand it raid, "You are connected at 3 million bp;;," 1 lianrr. Your iniirlinc. bettor pay attention and keep it — Your waistline interesting and move tire con­ - Your timeline. versation on ns quickly as possi ble. I would nlro consider this FARLY PAROLE FOR LOWHANDICAP GOLFERS ONLY person as a polenila! life part There’s a lot of discussion ncr. Except for tlic fad that I’m .ibout early parole for serious already married, and when it offenders, and flic big question comes to the connection speed is whether or not they are fully with my wife, We’re on cable rehabilitated. I liave a sugges­ tion. Allow tlrcse prisoners to PAY NOW, PAY LATLR play goll for al least six months I've been a consumer for a prior to their parole application. prvtty long time and, except for If they can get their handicap a btivf hiatus in the early '90s, down under 15, then they I've done my part. I’ve bought sliould lx* set free. If not, they my share of cars and boats and have ho control over their bod­ honk's and nppllanccs and ies, and parole should to toots. I’ve had situations where denied. II this rule were ever I fell I paid loo mlicit and other applied to me, I would spend times when I thought I got a my entire life In-hind bars, real deal. But, over time. I’ve which in some ways would be come to 'lie conclusion that kindei hum allowing me to play everything costs the same. goll. I o« i*vimi»lc, y«Mi CtUi clilw t pavJop diilLii for a higli-qualit) Duotc of the Day: "Employ**! •susmJ ear Mirth years of inm w ho never ask for a raise aiv ble-free driving, or you cap buy probably stealing from you." some cheap I'eater and qxaui a — Red Green fortune on repairs and tow truckr.. Same With boats. Krd U i m l> It* > lx of " I h r Krd Same with everything My l.irrti Show," 4 Irlrvirion H /ir> xrrfi advice is. decide on the exact In Ihr U Ji. on I'BS m i In C .iiid r on make and model you want and lit* CtH. N clw oik j n J Oir aulliur uf then shop for the best price cm ' ■* ■1)H Rod G rrrn Uouk* « n J ’ Krd _ Grt«n Tilk> fn*,-) Low Mmy* that, rattier llutn Buying .the ; . cheapest make and model you . tnt«pri*r Aiw. can lind.and tl’vn talking you'r- .. ; 02000. self into liking i t I'm veryfqnd .1 Z jI Obituaries CLARICE M. COLLI II) Clarice M. Codho, 64, Caml’ridgi* Drive, Longwood, dk-J Tuesday, Soot 5,2000 at her rcridcnCv. Dorn Oct. 11,1935 in Santos Dumont, Brazil, sire moved to Central Florida three years ago. She was a retired pnv lessor and a Catlrolic. Survivor* Inrlude son, Martin E, W. Palm Bo-adr; daughter, Kosangela I). Olivera, Longwood; bn»tlx-r, Jorge Minna. Llorlanopolis, Brazil; sisters, Ruth, Mi.ma Rio de Jnnerio, Brazil, Atresia Miaru, Odete Mima and Mary- Miana, all of Bela I lortzredr, Brazil, llrree gmnddtil dren. Banfk-ld Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. GENEVIEVE DeVILBISS Genevieve IX'Vdbiss, 76, VWst Third StnvL Sanford, died Sunday, SepL 3 ,2000 at her resi­ dence?. Bom Aug. 19,1924 in Chicago, ilk, slie moved to Central Florida in 1%6 Slu? was an office manager for a trucking company and a Catholic. Survivors indude hustvmd, 11. i ugine IX-Vilbtss, Sanford; rums, kicth Anderson, Hubor Heights, Ohio, Gary Andersen, Altamonte firings, Russell IX-Vilbiss, St Cloud, KJethSLiley, Itoi I’kmcc daughti-r, Genie D)’al, Stark; sis­ ter, Geraldine Scraduek. Chicago; 1Hgranddiildreu; three great­ grandchildren. Gramkow FuiH-rat Home, Sartfonl, in charge of arrange­ ments. DOROTHY "DOTHI " . p o n : KARNS Domthy "IXhHe* I’ope Karns, HI, Swwtgum ITrite, Orange City, died Tiesday, Sept 5 .201X). Sire was bom in Sanford and was a member of First United Methodist Church «*f Sanford. Six? was a retired irecrc-tary, a home­ maker, and a life member and past president of Women’* Club of Sanford. Survivors include husband Robert IL "Bob" Kams; sister, Rosalie Pope l.inier, Sanford; nephew, William IT. lanict, IXlarxIo. PAULA K. STEPHENS Pauli K. Stepix-ns, 59, Kristi Ann Court, Winter Springs, died Saturday, Sept. 2,2DU0 at lier resideiKe. Bom July 31,1941 in Indianapolis, Ind., six- mow-d to Central Honda 18 years ago. Site was a (kxir worker for Toys 'R Us. Six? was n Protestant. Survivors include daughters, Krnna L Williams, Winter Spring, Barbara). I lolford, Orlando, Joyce A. Campbell. Cando, N.D.; tooth­ er. David I lyatt, Columbus, Ind.; rosters, Patricia Skinner, ortando, Lnmmv Craig, Muncie, Ind.; seven cranddifldren. Banfield IHureral I Irene, Winter Springs in d targe of arrange­ ments. C Al I r —“ v;*,—rr---- ■ — . , 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford- Florida 32773 (407)323-8787 ELOIS H. WILKINS FJols H. Wilkins, 77, of Sanford, dk-d Thursday, Aug 31,2000. Bom in Oviedo, six? was a life­ long Central ITorida resident. Sire was a te.HlH-r and a member of First Baptist Church of Sanford. Sire was a member of Alpha Kclta Kappa Soru9rity. S u r v i v o r s i n c l u d e d n t i g l it c r , M e lis s a K c n s i w d o , G a i t l r e r s b u r g , since 1954 M2#4r DeVILBISS, GENEVIEVE Mctnorial Vjufilin SO nlry o ffid etu * . O f Ml the frin id t an d reU tiv n tin t will m b# Getxs ieve, n will h it two ainstanl enmra n k ra , S n n m ir and Savanna. In lieu a l ftraven. 0 k- family R iju n b d a n a t k n be ,nad- » the tU h u Ira n p u rU tk m F u n d A rrangrm m H by C « m ln w Funrral I L m v .S n F . Atr|x«1 tllv d , Sanfonl, 33773 (407)122-3 21V Fnntaey B (S ept. 5) # 1 0 .1 4 -1 0 2 5 Lotto (S ept. 2) 4-S-12-13-36 5? M epe Money (Bopt. 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HARDWARE HARDWARE a STORES W E ’ VE G O T TH E S T U F F FO R A L L YO U R h o n e y - d o ’s e Year Choice 5 Dlazinon or Dursban ___ Pine Bait Wild Bird Fo i: • (B19W) I Written nnd Originally Directed and *■•' . dwreograpived by Stuart Ross 22 b. fcrrr.jtocd tram 50\ millet. 25% milo. 10% s u n flo w e r._______ 7% cracked com, f W I ' ' and 5% Mihsat r 1 ^ Originally Produced by GeneW ulsk s o l M agnolia Aye., a t the c o m e r o f M agnolia a n d S econd SL In h isto ric d ow ntow n S anford, H o rid a Box office 4 0 7 -321-8111 D ales: Scplcmlxrc a3. >4 . » 9 . a n d 30. Shoxrtinw*: 8 ih ) jhii Tickets; $ 25.00 general • f 20.00 Mudents, seniors, children Director: Alton taThrvp • Miuicnl Director: Iking Sinning Oast: Danny Hellenmh. fto h ert Detmcdico, M b Lii FMi'tlt, .Inc flan-in_______ 2 Cu. F t 10 Km. aiXOUWTER.»«. Repair Value H ie Helen 8talrs Theater presents the heavenly musiral hit -Forever Plaid.** -Forever FUid* U a touching yet very entertaining musical hit filled with music, songs, nnd comedy. This story wfl) introduce you to a very talented quartet that never made it to the big time. "Forever Plaid’ features musical favorites from tiie 1950's. "Forever Plaid is playing for a limited tim e only, so don’t miss your chance to see the country's most talked uhout musical! Cevefi5000sq.fi. Anti-Siphon Toilet Tank Flood James R aitt !v*a, •B ff PRESSURE WASHER $ A Q 0 0 CARPET RENTAL y STEAM CLEANER Musical Contipuity Supervision and Arrangt-mentB by - i eerviert tor Genevieve -.will be the Rev. n fr 0 * winolMQ num bery i«nec«eil In th e f t-xicln Loileiy. $30*00 OFF ..'■-TJ Offices Coast to Coast" FUNERALS < \ LQTTEH Y Free Inspection / No obligation initial service with this ad____ MELVIN V. WILKINS Melvin V. Wilkins, 80, Sanford, died Sunday, Sept 3,2000. He moved to Central Florida from New I laven Conn, in 1943. He was a dvil engineer for Horida State Ikn-cmmcnt He was a member and Deacon at First Baptist Church, and a member of Glen Abby "Old Men’s Club", Survivors include daughter, Melissa Krnshalo, Gaithersburg, Md; son, Craig Wilkins, Orlando; daughter, Laura Wilkins Junes, OrlatxJo; four grandchildren. Ikildwin-Fairchild-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Sanford / Lake Mary, in charge of arrangements. LORINDA LEE VERGNE Lorinda Lee Wrgrre, 28. Laredo Drivr. lX?ltona, died Saturday, Sept. 2,2U00 in South Carolina. Bom in Laetsiia, NJI., six? moved to Central Florida in 1973. Site was a cabinet maker for D. Schott c*iiXnm ('ahlartw Inc. Survivors indude husband, David; son, Dakota F., IX'ltona; mot Ixr. Gail Wall, Deltona; pater­ nal grandmotlxr, Olive Barton, New Hampshire; brother Bobby Ikirtim, New I Umpshire. Baldauff Family Funeral 1Irene, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. .1 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Md; son. Craig Wilkins, Orlando; daughter, Laura Wilkins Jones, Orlandn; sister, Martlia McDumcttr. Ikmwxre Beach. Ikiktwtn-Fairriiild-Oaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral 1tome, Sanford/Lake Mary, in d k i i g e of .iiia n g iiite n L s . Rakiidn-Fairrhile'Oaldawn Chapd and Innx-ral I Irene. I ake Mary/Sanford, in <Itargr of arrangements. c no FU P Meetings - L Family and F rie n d io r Loved one* in Prison (FLIP) Is a support group for people dealing With j the incarceration of a loved one. The prgauikib . tlon meets the second Saturday of the i (Sept, 8) a t the downtown public library in Orlandn. For information phone 407-769-3366. o | f li t s t h e o r y a n d t r u l y w i s h I S rptr mtrer 6,2000 P a g e 3A $R94 (*03S5)1 %3 “ PROPANE TANKS FILLED EVERY DAY i£ i jycL $ \ LONGWOOD 1 SANFORD Hwf 434*427 2>7E.Z6ttSt. 33MIU An hardw are •*’ v1• ’TZ A n hardw are Tv»Lt* IWni- 4 . ♦* irr 1 hardw are L *0- 4rv. < ■ Arc � 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, 2000 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, September 07, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 2000. 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>, September 07, 2000; <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/860f1f63d672f9d8ea33a2c1bc601a30.pdf 23f29f09fbfc527315762f043fe240d0 PDF Text Text Sanford, Florida runoff with M cLain Van Der Weide, Maloy prevail; Goff loses School Board seat High-Tech Learning Students at Hamilton Elementary School are learning the Importance of technology and how it is used In the business world. Page 5A SANFORD — Many politicians believe it’s to their advantage to go into a nin-off race after fin­ ishing second in the primary. Daryl McLain, for one, said Tuesday night he's very much alive after "a wake up call." McLain, a two-term commissioner for Seminole County District 5, war nosed out in Tuesday's Republican Primary race by former Christian Coalition stale field director Dob West (39.27 per­ cent to 36.84). Unable to capture 50 percent-plus, they'll be pitted in an Oct. 3 runoff. District 1 commission incumbent Grant Maloy and District 3 Oviedo voters select councilmen O VIEDO — Phil Cloningcr and Dominic Persampicrc were the victors in the City of Oviedo Council races conduct­ ed on Tbesday. Clnnlnger collected 39.74perrent of the votes to defeat three opponents in Group lit. John Denson was second with 30.14 percent. Persampicrc collected 35.74 percent in Group V. His closest competitor in a field of six was Todd S. Russell with 31.89 per­ cent. Resuits ’•StsphwteansiM i9 . n.MS 46j02O-square-foot office/warehouse, to be locat­ ed at 601 Cornwall Road. The applicant proposes a cold storage warehouse and distri­ bution facility for pre-package foods. • The proposed building con­ sists of 41,020 aouare feet of storage area and 5,000 square | lot, single-family residential subdivision, located at 2200 Oregon Avenue. The subdivi­ sion would be located on slightly over 15 acres of land, on the south side and abut* Republic,in pri- I marics to | advance to the November genoral election. County OomatMtoolarOittrici• ) Maloy easily OaoyttaeUtrt ...It H ? defeated two ' challengers. Van • Der Weide was Dob OoK■.. . :. i . . IMM AT.tMX pressed by forOariasmalrvar . ..173M .52.82% mer Altamonte ■<■■■■■ Sanford P & Z Meets Thursday The Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission w jjl hold its regularly scheduled meet­ ing Thursday, Sept. 7. Items on the agenda include rezon­ ing, conditional use, site plan and subdivision plan consid­ erations. One of the items Is consid­ eration of a site plan for R Mt L Foods, Inc., a proposed tuotenn incumbent Dick I Van IVr Weide I won the HanM ptiotM by Alt ZMhwhl Sandy Hoard, Seminole County supervisor of elections, reviews the final totals of Tuesday's primaries. Using computers. Hoard prelected tho tallies as each precinct reported, giving campaign aides and the media an up-tothe-minute summary of the election. Substitute teachers . . A A ■» . , . a. .i . (WaM pbaWa by Art ZMfewU Seminole County Commiasionor Daryl McLain hugs his mom. Jean McLain, as the two awsN the Anal results from TUosda/8 election. To the final hour, M cLain absorbed a number of attacks from his opponents and others wanting him out o f office. Unidentified "Anyone But McLain" signs appeared throughout the Sanford area on Tuesday. One was a half block away from the Sanford PoLicc Station. "I expected there would be a runoff against Dob West," McLain said. "The low turnout (20 percent) made him look stronger than he really is. th is is a wake-up call. It's not over. I'm prepai to run against Bob West in October, it'll be a whole new race." West called the run-off a "pleasant surprise' Stt Election, Pag* 7A • fling the equipmen . From staff Reports prooeaa lor substitute tea* ASubaUtuttlbftdur Conference has been scheduled for October 13, at the Holiday Inn of Altamonte Spring*. The gathering Is part of a continuing effort to promote learning, snaring of idea* and formed the firit aasodstii substitute teachers to *ha cems and ideas, for the p of better educating them* for their iota inthedasar This past J u ly , the first • Ihls will be the first state­ wide Substitute Teachers meet­ ing, The day's program will Include a welcome from the will have Christ church, at 730 c*» « i—g —- # a 5vW» hi MlilulUt Moye washes one of the firs dspartmtnfa vehMea. "Friday la our tn with th# department lor two yean. Mcys said If It rains, the trucks ."Taxpayer* Me* to seas clean truck,* Uoys said. ’ sought for the — - - * t to— reummeiv art mjuirw submit an audition recording tape to CROP at Seminole mm to tou r two of the to«netpro- 'M B g W B f r 'lf O l Nancy Juton. fa c to r d lh e A etetogatton oMOhljh school prtndr_ T_ _. As tour. Ths aduoatora ware risking ttw on't be easy for same of tM i v t x « ,v ,:. a 10 of H rida's public universi­ ties and all 28 of Florida com­ munity college* support CROP. T— u . „Tdents to punue education to dei �•• I T f T h e S eminole H o u u > P ap e 6 It September 5.2000 hy R n h Th a vn a FRANK AND ERNEST m w ctm p aK B E iu w r a — — k A i k .iik i r • o ev~i 11 G0dPU»- WCHWSE to 1 0 J1 ? . 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Lundsll III W o rd s o f W isd o m ■ W — Today's words: receptacle W ORI)Sv genesis reckless Answer the lonowtng queebon* uwrtfl tode/i word* Ddterent forma of the word* may be uaed, but each word may be uaad only once 1. Which word a an antonym tor canefDf? 2 Which word a a eynonym for contefnar? 3 ■t C M a stn a $ e a n u td Claddicd R « --------------------i^ ix j A r # aA ( UV1N6! *•* e # --m-v -tv. FO XTR O T jtntoint HOROSCOPES Veer BlrlhJdy Wrdiirtdry. Scpf. 6.2000 Undrr soda] condition* in the year ahead, «ev*ral advantageous business contact* o n be made- Take advantage of them* beesuse the link* you establish will prove to be of tremendous help. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Kerp watch over your penniei and not just your pound• todiv. became although you might be very diligent about your Ng espandlturac It could be the email outUy» that do you In. W » a treat yourwU to a birthday gift. 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I m m a y e. health o r family, visit the P ut hie Shop fo e a U oJlrig RaaCnmm . remodel eddrkoot axi S e r v ic e Do you reed an mt-» hard •ftAjnd th« house or on a job Call Davt 407-%W)7%2 Vitial About Bobs Tree SarvtoeY Stt Accept A* CredS Cards MTORDABlt HTMfr. Vt NT URL 1 PROI'f HI (t S i W U V t : & m \r y K x*w n AenaatoEADryfam^toY 311— T repair M C , VISA 407*20-1741 f«Ti Stute. * 9 5 0 aqrart tool. roc n o t I 301 •Rooting Special Zmr r ; ' : Service D|rector]rU se A 4 ia o cg lt| i $30 per month..... $40 per month— $50 per month..... Classified (407) 322-2611 , �P a g e 211 TltF SlWINOlJ- IlntAU) September 5,2000 Smith UCF East Regional's Most Outstanding Flayer tn 1004. Known for his clutch play, Brown hit key field goals and free throws In the waning momenta of nine UF victories In 1904. He averaged 14.8 points per game and was named U Fs Most Valuable Flayer and Most Inspirational Flayer during his senior season. He finished his collegiate career as the Gators lender In three point field goals mnde (184), third In all-Unic steals (158). fifth In assists (305) and 1 1th In career scoring (1.419 points), while starting 104 games. Craig, who halls from Stcelton. Pennsylvania, played his high school basketball at Stcelton Hlgltsplre. He was also a mem­ ber of the USA Junior Olympic Continued from page IB Job as UCF*s head roach. "We are extremely pleased to add Craig to our staff.* said Speraw. “I coached Craig during his first three years at Florida. He Is a young man of tremen­ dous character, talent and dedi­ cation He has a great knowledge or the game of basketball and I'm confident he wiii develop Into n tremendous coach.* mown, 28. had a stellar career at Florida, where he was lire first player signed try then head coach Inn Kruger, He led the Gators to a 23-8 record In 1094 und a berth In Die NCAA Final Four, lie earned All-SEC regular season honors as well as being named to the All-SEC Tournament lenm. and he was named the NCAA Tournament Gold Medal Team tn 1991. ITtar to his playing career In Florida. Brown played for the Harrisburg Hammerheads and Mexico City Artccs of the Continental Basketball Association (CUA1, as well as several professional teams In Brazil, China, Hong Kong and France. He served as U Fs Video Coordinator and AdinlnlftUatrve Assistant In 1995-90 after earn­ ing a bachelor of Science In Exercise and Sport Science In 1995. Brown relumed to UF In Jan u ary as an Operations Assistant. Brown replaces Don Burgess, who after four seasons at UCF left lo Join I“etc Strickland's staff at Coastal Carollrtn. Arena Football League announces Tinactin All-Ironman Team By Mark Malxewskl SPECIAL TO THE HERALD ORLANDO - Hunklr Cooper headed the 10-mem­ ber Tlriactln All-Ironman team for the 2000 Arena Football League season announced during ArenaBowl Week In Orlando. Cooper, tire outstanding WR/DB back from tire Arizona Rattlers, was the only repeat winner from 1099. Only Carlos Jam es, a WR/DB with the Iowa Barnstormers, was the other repeat winner. Jam es also made Uie team In 1998. Tire eight others are first-time winners and Include veteran WR/DB Darryl Hammond of the Nashville Kata and OL/DL B d . Cohen of the Orlando Fredators. Hammond, a 10-year veteran of the AFL, led the Kals with 71 tackles and recovered five fumbles tills season. He was also second on the team In pass receptions with 55 for 581 yards and nine touchdowns. Cohen. In only his second season out of Marshall. led the Predators with seven sacks. He collected 163 receiving yards, the most In league history for a lineman declaring os the tight end and scored four touchdowns, one on a 16-yard Inter­ ception return. OL/DL Victor Hull of Los Angeles and WR/DB Cornelius White of Carolina were two members Outdoors-----------------)- Continued from Pngs IB Then odd a second set o f mooring lines, one size larger than the regular lines. *. A ttach d ialing gear to each m ooring line. SH U P E ’S SCO O P B o a t o w n ers can n ot ta k e en o u g h p r e ­ c a u tio n s tn t h e e v e n t o j a h u r r ic a iw , Wit? haw * a ll s e e n uldeo f o o t a g e q f t e r t h e p a s ­ s a g e o f a h u rric a n e w h e r e v a l u a b l e b o a t s a r e s t a c k e d u p lik e co rd u x x x L FISH IN G FO R E C A S T B a ss action Is stead y In the riv et. The w ater h a s risen slightly, so anglers m ay have to follow b a ss back Into creeks and slou gh s. Fishing is still great In Hie stre tch tram Puzzle Lake so u th . B ream and cn tilsh are readily hitting w orm s and m u ssels. Sebnstlnn Inlet h a s fair action w ith snook, flounder, trou t, rcdflsh, and a few tarpon. from expansion teams. Hall, a six-year veteran, had a team-high eight sacks and two blocked kicks White was the Cobras leading tackier with 55 and was tops on the team with 757 receiving yard* and 15 touchdowns. Tampa Bay had the most selections with two. V.TVUB Lswrcr.cc Samuels and PB/l.B Andre Bowden made the team for the first time. Samuels hod a team-high 19 rreetvlng touchdowns on 844 yards and Bowden led the team In rushing with 14 touchdowns and a game average of 11.1 yards per game. WR/DBs Curtis Ceaacr of Florida and Scan Riley of Milwaukee round out the All-lronman squad. Ceaser led the Bobcats with 771 yards retching and 14 scores, along with a team-lending four Interceptions. Riley, in only his second AFL sea­ son. was fourth In the league with 1,349 receiving yards with 1,349 and 27 touchdowns. Continued from page IB doubles (8). Dlx Linked 29t1i tn the nation in flitting among Division 111 players. She finished the srnsrm with a flourish, hitting .583 In the final month. In a three game series with Savannah Art and Design (Ga.). the South region's secondranked team and an NCAA Division ill tournament partici­ pant. Dlx went 8 - fo r - ll and scored four runs * Mrltssa Rnhr.rt* J thl# fresh-, inan led the Eagles tn run* hal­ ted In (43). home runs (31 and walks (19). In conference play. Roberts tallied 17 tills. 20 KDt and four cjcti.i hose litis in 10 games. i I 1 > JJ J v j In n pair of wins against con­ ference rival Bmndrls (Mush.), thr clean up Iditrr went 4 fnr-f> witli four runs batted in. Jodi Schiele _ yel another freshman she was named the tram'# Most Improved Ilayer. The versatile Sd ilclr biarted frtuf of the team's first 21 games, coming off the bench tn lour oth­ ers. After u three-game slrrjrli In March In which She halted ,848 (11-13), scow l nine runs and stole three bases — nil Empty wins — she became a regular member of the stalling lineup and earned i-onlereme 'Athlete of the Week* honors Tor her efforts S h e finished th e season with a (Billings West). 407 IKitting average and .5 0 0 A L L -C O N F E R E N C E (U N I­ on-base' p ercen tag e, both third V E R S I T Y A T H L E T IC highest bn the team . A SS O C IA T IO N ) • Lauren Schwartxretch _ the F IR S T TEAM . Junior captain was named to the • Tamara Boggs. Marietta. GA all-conference first team for the second straight season. (Alan C. 1*0pc). • Lauren Dlx. Slockbrtdge, GA Schwartrrelch. who played first base, led the team with a .963 (Heritage). • Melissa Roberts. Billing*. MT fielding pcrcrnlnge nnd finished second In pulouts with 163. At (Billings West) • Lauren fkhw-arrzrrtrh, old the plate, Schwurtzrclrh regard­ NY (Hotchkiss ed a team high 18 sacrifice hit*, Wrstbuty. finished Third In run# bailed In ! School). SECOND TEAM (*] (281 nnd recorded n .309 batting average. , * Elizabeth Cox. H o u s W TX In conference play (Episcopal}. Sefiirarhuelch led the tram* In • Barak Smith, Longw-ood run# ()G) and recorded u .344 (Lake Mary). halting nvemge. She was named * * conference "Athlete of the Week* E M O R Y U N IV E R S IT Y on April 17th for driving In nix TEA M AW ARDS ntns Including tvro galric Win­ M od Valuable Player _ ning nins in the final three game# of the season, all Emory Tamara Boggs. Marietla, GA lAlan C. Fope). victories. I a | Beat Offensive Player _ H ie fallowing pbiyers received Individual honors fur the Eagles: Lauren Dlx. Slockbridje. dA (Heritage). A L L -R E G IO N (N ATION A L Beat Defensive Player _ Sarah F A S T P IT C H C O A C H E S Sm ith, U afw ood (Lake Mary). A SS O C IA T IO N ) Moat improved Player _ Jod i F IR S T TEAM Schiele. Rockaway. NJ (Newark * Tamara Boggs. Marietta, OA Academy). (Alan C. Fope). Moat Inaplratlonal Player# * Ijuiren Dlx. Slockbrtdge, OA L-iuren Schwartzrrfi b. " 'Old IHrrttage). Westbury, NY (Hotchkiss School) SECOND TEAM and Elizabeth Cox. Houston. TX • Melissa Roberts. Billings. MT (Episcopal). ill ) 1,1X1 Recreation family. #220. Bee Outdoor*, page 2B Seminole Aquatic# Swim Team Water Aerobics classes. _ Tills program Is designed for The program la aimed ul adults young people that want lo enter (1ml want to get a great cardio­ the world of competitive swim­ vascular Workout dial Is gcnllc on the Joints and connective tis­ ming nnd has three levels: Age Group 1 (new swimmers wanting sues. Taught hy a certified pro­ to learn strokes and turns, $45 fessional Instructor. ttie. class combines fun. music, and cxri- j*er month and $ 3 5 for each cise tn a rrlreshlng environment. additional family member): Age TIXACTm ALL [RONMAM TEAM Class times me Tuesday nnd Group II (swimmers that know • W H / IJ I l l u n k l r Cooper. A rU o tu i * T K V L 2 '.'.^ 7 ? . lU m n w o d . NsubvUI* Wednesday's from 5:30 p.m. to the four strokes, but are not yet ready for senior level training. * W B / L H U w r m w S a m u e ls , T a m p s I toy 6:30 p.m.: and Thursdays and • O L / U L V ic to r I M l . L o s Antfetes #00 per month, $ 4 3 for second Friday’s (rum 6:30 p.m. lu 7:30 * O L / D L H J , C o h e n . O rts u d u family member. $ 3 5 for each * W R / n ll C o rn e liu s W h ite. C a ro tin s pm . family member): • W R / D U C a rlo s J s m c s . Io w a Cost is S3 per class and all you additional • W H / D U C u r t is Cesser. F lu rtd s Senior Group (experienced need lo bring is a ‘ noodle.* • w i l / i m S ean KU cy. M ilw aukee swimmers capable of high train­ Tlie Sanford Seminole Aquatic * FI)/LB Andre Bowden. Tampa Bay ing levels, $75 per month and Center ia located, ,qn,.(,t)ie $55 for each uddtltonal family P>3 it&M v'ftM nijtiho ivuurfilu pillu omrtl nl < Seminole High mettiber). > *•*•-•«? Turn Irtl oil ■— ■■■ i i i ■■■■ ................ dull 407-302-1034 for class onto Ridgewood times and more Information. low into campus on tlie right. For more Information, call the T E N N IS L E S S O N S Large Uve shrim p or finger m ullet a rc tlie top . , Tlie t'liy uf Sanford Recreation b a its. T ro u t a re hitting on th e grow H a(aju9t - (*¥*1 f*1 407; $ 5 t dud;Park# Department 14 offer­ inside th e in let. > fA L S O A T T H E A Q U A T IC ing tennis lessons at Grovevlew CEN TER Park (off 1-ake Mary Boulevard). C aptain J o c k a t P o rt C anaveral reports th at Other Sanfurd/Scmumlc Cost is $20 Tor each four-week Aquatic Center bfiertugs: co b la an d k in g m ack erel a re tlie m ost session and the Instructor Is . KectctdlbUrtl Vwlm and adult d ep en d ab le sp e cie s. King m a ck e rel an d Greg .lame#, a teaching profes­ Up swliu i_ now through cobla respond well to slow trolled live b aits, sional certified through the December 3 1 s t weekdays frbiii 5 su ch a s m ullet o r pogtes (m enhaden). 8 A United Slates Professional p.m. to 7 :3 0 p in. ami on Tennis Registry, and a graduate reef and Pelican F la ts a re two good places for Saturday and Sunday froiii Soon of tin: Stan Smith Tennis both species. S o m e kin g m ackerel and tripleto 6 p.m. Adults $ 3 per session, Academy. 1 .:j ,, ■ tall a r c also In th e buoy, lin e. Shecpshead children 3-4o-l7: a 81. under To register, visit tlie Downtown and flounder arc biting In the Port, while ]i, three free, «n->{aiq ml Youth Ccntrr tn Sanford City trout an d redQsh a rc , rated a s fair in lb i [ - Seasonal and annual passes Hall ,nr cpl), 407-B30-5697 or for: rccrvuUorud swimming _ B a n a n a .and Indian riverssidutovo un« m* 4W -6K2-0086 Tot Information. three muiith |Kutses, g-to )ur «ui Live o r dead sh rim p will n o t last long a t JA ZZER C ISE CLASSES Ponce InleL Good n u m bers of sh ecp sh ead , i) Individual and $ 9 0 fur family; Tlie City of Sanford Recreation one year pass. Individual, $ 100; d ru m , an d rcdflsh a r c ready an d waiting. rhr/l ilhoH 0 0 6 la InCS i sdmslql>3 .vnlniilnS x l lira/ (Si:« !'ii Trou t an d rcd flsh o re rated a s good In I t , jR O I and I‘arks Department Is offer­ ing Jazzw dse under the Instruc­ tion of Susan Armett at tke Downtown Youth Center, flrft floor of Sanford City Hall, an Monday. |) and ) Wednesday evenings from 5:30 p.m. to 6!30 p.tn.• • • • v rt U I Cost U $3 per class. GOLF TOURNAMENT The City of Sanford RrcreaUcm Golf 2000 Tournament will tic held on Fridr\y, September 29t)i al Alaqua Country Club. Tlie proceed# raised from Ibis tournament will be used to pur­ chase equipment for Uie new Youth Baseball Facility locator! at Chase Park. Come out and allow your aupl>ort and have tun tool It The tournament will begin at D a m. with n four-person team scramble 'shotgun* start. rri j Tlie entry fee Is $75 per person and mulligans can be purchased for $10. Tee sponsorships are also rrvaliahle for $ 100. Prizes Wili1b e ‘awarded for longest drive and closest to tli Ihe plnlll All golfer# will receive buf­ fet, 'goodie' hag. prizes and bev­ erage* on the course- j i uoy I Tlie deadline to enter U Friday. September 22. and registration forms call be p i c k - u p at (he Downtown Youth pcnlcr, ur$t floor or Sanford City flail (300 North IhrttAvcmie):1 J 1*'-111 For more InfbrvnaUon on urry Sanford program cpU 4P7.-33Q-5697. ion ban ,JI Mvnol .ornori M osquito U tfoon. ______ It ! ; .-it'.'i; . I ! .11■IT/ mi______________ ina aril nl .m a n/oif brio vririlfll 3 io aloud leoM right a) oldmonhrv siom .ftbrttw ihoiR II • _ r o q Ion el tlb, ^ b in loud lilt Mw yortJ r m o il noUool E-artonLiit uilU' I rh lo J ijo ilu omoH J s J * nlJ zfoold buo e*ji)J i*j|lmi Subscribe to the Seminole We keep you up to date on L O C A L news effecting Y O U R community. 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S em in o le h er a ld I in Uavi'ilU tyoll CH, SANFORD aitJiam esc. .. jii j ’ H O AVIIH AW (In q h J 2 * Iff 3 n 3 ll ttnFinur^vilJtau'l * ie«oq i ^ ^ B l * ia kJ u) ns ul lo o iW n J wolln oi sbval r ji s w rigid rlihw I HURRY LIMITED QUANTITIES- ! �T he S eminole Herald Srplrmltcr 5. 2000 P age 311 Briefs SANTORD • I V Sunfmil Recreation Department It uffrrlog soccer tor age* 4-lo-1. Sign-up w>d Player Placement D«y Icon $25) will be Saturday, September 23rd at 9 am at /inn Reel field (behind Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium), Reserve your sprt by vail in; the SRI) ui 407-330-5697 or Ilennic Shaft at 4(17-7)0-9731. Commerce will be holding Its lal Annual Golf Tournament at Black Bear Golf Club on l^iday. September 22. If you are interested in playing golf, becoming a sponsor or just helping out, please ermtact: David Zabukcrvtc. Chairman. (407) $89-4433: Ted llrpc. Co-Chairman. (352) 483-1683, or Betty Ann Christian, Chamber, (352) 383-8801. YO UTH FLA G F O O T B A L L DOWN UNDER C H A R IT Y S C R A M B L E SANIORI) - The Hiy of Sanford Rraratlun and Parii Department is dill registering players ami Imtking for a inch■ c* for it" Youth Hag foot hall Ixapte for playcia 7 -io-15 yean of age While lire turnout has Iteen good spots for players all aye groups are soil asailable, especially In the IJ-lo-IS league A couple of |anili<ins are dill available ft* coochea In the younger league. Players may register (the lee is $2?) at anytime at the Downtown Youth (.'enter. 300 North Pari Avenue, at anytime and adults interested in coaching should contact the SRD Call -PJ7 330 JJtfcft for more information. ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic and Outback Strakhotisc will host the 9lh Annual Down Under Charity Golf Scramble on Monday. September 25th at Lake Nona. Die event, which will benefit The Orlando Magic Youth Foundation, will hold registration, breakfast and pre-golf con­ tests starting at 8:30 t m , followed by a Shotgun Sturt (sinperson scramble) at 10 am., nnd a Pott Tournament Awards Dinner A Auction (guest ticket* available) at 3 p.m To register or for more information, please call 407-916264 J or tend an e-mail to omyftt tdvsporu com Sportdtorehip opportunities are available. SA N FO R D YOUTH S O C C E R SA N FO RD AQ UATICS C EN TER SANKIRD - The City of Sanford Recreation amt Part* Department nnd the Sanford Seminole AijubIic Center it pre­ senting Water Aerobic* classes. The program it aimed at adults that want In get a great car­ diovascular wntk«ut that It gentle on the joints and connec­ tive linnet. Taught by a certified profession!' instructor, the d t t t combines fun. music, am! etercite in a refreshing environmcnl Clast times ate Tuesday and Wednesday's Irrtn ,VM p in, to 6:3(1 p m,: and Thursday’s nnd Ividay’s front 6:30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m .’ Coat is J 3 per class and all you need Its Ixing is a "noodle.” Hie Sanfonl Seminole Aquatic Center is located on the Seminole High School campus TUtti left off of West 25th Sheet onto Ridgetmxl Avenue and follow into campus on tire rigid Other Sanfoid/Scminolc Aquatic Certler offerings: Recreational swim and adult Up swim _ now through December .list, weekdays Itom 5 pm. to 7;J0 p.m. and on Saturday and Sunday fnxn noon to 6 p,m. Adults SI pet setlion, children J-lo-17 a l l . under date free. Seasonal and annual pa-set for recreational swimming _ three month passes, S4D lot on individual and $90 for family; noc year pass. Individual. $100; family, $220. Seminole Aquatics Swim Team „Thit progrant ii designed for young people that want to enter the world of competitive swimming and has three levels: Age Group I (new swimmers warning to leant strokes and turns, $45 per month and $35 for cadi additional family member). Age Group II (swimmm that know the four strokes, but arc nut yet ready for senior level training. $60 per month. $45 for second family member, $35 fur each additional family member I. Senior Group (caporirnoed swimmers capable of high training level*. $75 per month anti $35 for each additional family mentbrf). Call 407-302-1034 fit dust limes ami more Infixmalkm. SA N FO R D JA Z Z E R C 1S E CLA SSES SANFORD - The City of Sonhmi Recreation and Paris Drpanptcni is offering Jar/crciw under the instruction of Susan Annett at the Downtown Youth Center, firrt floor of Sanford City Hall, on Munday and Wednesday evening* from 5:30 pm. to 6:30 p m Cos! is $3 per class. Call 407-330-5697 for more infixmaiino. ft i; T H E E A S T LA K E COUN TY C H A M BER O F C O M M E R C E G O L F TOURNAM ENT LEESBURG • The East Lake County Chamber of Players must not have turned 13 before lanuary I, 2000. Fix more information call Mary Palmer at 407-322-1899. SANFORD FA LL SOFTBALL SAM OKl) • City of Sanford Parks and Recreation Department Adult Softball league is currently rtgtrttring •cams. In addition to the regular league* of Churvh and Co Fd on Monday, Women on Tuesday, Men on Wednesday and lltutsday and Industrial on Friday, if cnrxigh imereti it <hown (lc more titan seven teams), a second night of Church Softball could he played on Tuesday (B League) and that a daw D 1-rsgue (no home nine) could he added tv either WcdnevUy or Thursday nights. 73k- Fall l-raguc will begin play the week ttf September I lilt Cal! -I(17-3 30-5(197 fix mure information. SANFORD ADULT FLA G F O O T B A L L C IT Y O F SA N FO RD R E C R E A T IO N AND P A R K S D EP A R M TE N T G O L F TO URN A­ M ENT SANIORD - The City or Sanford Recreation Golf 2000 loumametll will be held on Friday. September 29lh at Aloqun Country Club. The proceed* raised from thtr tournament will Ire used to purchase equipment for tlic new Youth Baseball Facility located at Chase Park. Come out and show your support and base fun lixill! The tournament will begin at 9 a m. with a four-person team tcnunblc "shotgun* start. The entry fee i* $75 per person and mulligans can be pur­ chased for $10 ft< apon*or*Jiips are alto available for $100. Prizes will be awarded far longest drive and closest to the pintll All golfers will receive bullet, “foodie'' hag. prizes and beverages on the enurae. The deadline lo enter is Friday. September 22, and registra­ tion forms can be picked up at the Downtown Youth Center, first floor of Sanford CSly Hull (300 North Park Avenue). Fur more inToouation call 407-330-5697, SAN FO RD/SEM IN O LK C O U N IT CH A M ­ B E R O F C O M M E R C E FA L L G O L F T O U R ­ NAM ENT SANFORD - The Sarfout'Seminote County Clumber of Comm ate Fill Gulf Tournament will be held on Thursday, October 5th at Ttmacnan Golf and Country Club. The tournament trill begin at I p.m. with a “shotgun" start - 4 person team scramble. Please report lo tlic cnoise by 11:45 Each team Is required lo have a minimum handicap or 43. wtth only one member of nine nr less. r layers must regiver ia advance by completing u funn and returning it with a check for SKID pet player. TVe tuxl Greens Spooror ships are only $100 Entry include* greens fee*, cart, bits lunch, beverage and prise* and Business after Hours awards ceremony. AO entries will be handled on a first-served basis, with a maximum of 23 foursomes ' . ' J. Prise* will bo awarded for longest drive, closest to the pin, low gross, low net- ’£ T x j : Fat $22-8160 or come by the Sanfurd.'Seminote County Chamber uf Goouneroe office at 400 Haul First Street in Sanford for m ae information. f a s t p it c h Pl a yers n eeded DELTONA - The DelMu Red Hots. • 12-and-Undct girls fast pitch softball traveling team ia looking fix players fix the J * L A K E M A R Y FA LL S O F T B A L L SANFORD - The City of Sanford Rea canoe and Parks Department tv now homing an Adult Flag Football League to hejun play in the fall Dsvt ami times lor the games have not yet been an. Die league will follow all Florida Recreation and Park* Association (I KIVU Flag Football Rules and Regulations. For additional information pleats contact Jim Schaefer at (407)330 5697. SANFORD FA LL V O L L E Y B A L L SANIGRD • The Sanford Recreation Department U Dow registering fix tls Fall Volleyball Leagues to begin the week ol September 11th in the Dan Prlham Oymnotorium at Sanford Middle School. Die Recreation it] Co-Ed league will pity on Monday nights and the Power league will play on Wednesday nights. lire SRD is also offering a recreational. 50 and over vol­ leyball league to begin in the fall. Ibis is a new league, just beginning. Team sign-up* are pre­ ferred, but you may sign up a* a single and we will try to form some team*. Die games will be played on Tuesday and/or Thursday cveningi. 1 he Sanfonl Gulden Age Games will be offering volleyball as tut event this year and this league would be a great warm­ up. Dm league is not a requirement to compete io the Golden Age (lames for more information cull 407-330-5697. 1 V -Oz i” >*» •<£* 4ft ‘ 11 SAN FORD G IR L S FA LL S O F T B A L L SANIORD - The Sanford Recreation and Parks Deptxtmrnt it oflering a pair or girls f&ttpitch softball leagues for 12-aodI'ndcr and 14-and-Under. Registration ($25 per player) is underway and the season start* on Saturday. September 9th. Cstl 407-330-5697 for mtxe Inlonnalitxt. ALTAM ONTE SP R IN G S V O L L E Y B A L L ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Altamonte Springs now has jmlorx and outdixx volleyball leagues fix yculh and adults of nil ages. Fall registration has begun and player* are encouraged to call Jason Mustek at - 407-869-2526 or E-mail at JavooM(4iltamontc.org fur more information. IT •t '■' “' V“y! -'"i- ^ - ' “*5'• LAKE MARY - The City of Ijtke Mary Department of Parks u d Recreation has announced the addition of new night and a change In the home run rule for the Fall Slow FtK.ii SvhImm U -p te . The new league will he a Men'* * C 1-eague hr play on Monday nights. Open registration has begun for the new league and will go mi until full. The league is scheduled to begin play an September 1 lit*. The Wednesday Night Co-lid I eaguc has begin registration for returning teams, with new hopefuls able lo start register ing on TUeiday, August 8th. The league will begin play on August 30th. The IViday night Men'* " C league lias begin registration for returning teams, with new u.irru able to register starting August 8th. The league will begin yday on Septernixx Kth. The new rule change will allow three home tuns per game, instead of the one-per game rule now in effect Among ihe basic rules for all of the leagues are: * All leagues art played si a rccrcutiixval level. * Games arc played at (lx Lake Mary Sports Cixuplcs. * Game times we 6:30 p.m.: 7:30 p in., and 8:30 p m. with a one-hour time limit. NO GRACE PERIOD. A 10 run rule after five innings swill ul -u be in elTcci * Seven teams tnasimumper league * Cost it $280 per leant, plus a one-time per year $33 ASA (Amateur Softball Association) learn registration fee * Die City Supplies all softhalls. * f turns must have same cohx shuts with numbers * Registrations will be taken at the Lake Mary Community Building <xt Country Club Rival between 9 a m and 4 p.m.. Monday through Friday. * Call 407-324-3097 « 407-324-3065 fix details W ATER A E R O B IC S C LA SSES SANIORD • Die City of Sanfixd Recreation orxl Parks Dcparuncni attd the Scuitord Seminole Aquatic Center will present Water Aerobics classes. The program is aimed at adults that want to pet a great car­ diovascular workout that is gentle txt lltc joint* and connec­ tive tissues. Taught by a certified professional instructor, the class combines fun. music, and tsercisc in « rclrrdiing envinsumetu. Class timet arc Tuesday and Thursday from 11 a in.-to noon; Wednesday's from 5-30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.: and IViilay't from 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p m. Cost Is $3 per clast and all you need to bring is a "noodle.” For more information, call the pool at 41)7-302-111)4. M A YFA IR C O U N TRY SU M M ER G O L F SP E C IA L S SANFORD - Free golf clinic every Munday through September 30 fix all Sanford resident* 17 year* oW and under (includes a hot dog and cold drink). Sanfixd residents are entitled lo unlimited play Itx any given day (including cart, green fees and (os) for puhlishrd doily rate through September .30, escept weekends and holidays For room information please call Mayrtyir Country Club at (407)322-2531 FLAG F O O T B A L L R E F E R E E S S O SC N E E D S U M P IR E S ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The .., Department is looking fur Flag football referees to offMnie garnet on Tuesday and Thursday everting* and on Saturday mornings. Die season Matts io Sepreniter. Fewmore Inhumation plane call Bob Bourgery at 407*8303883 tx li-Mall NrbbffaltarmMenrg. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - Special Olympics Seminole County (SOSC) needs volunteer* fix committee work, coachlog and umpire* for toft hall. For unqrire infixmalkxt. please call 407-321-2598. <x for infumation on volunteering and coaching, call ixtr Hotline or 407-263-8043. ■<- .-qdvuti#*; ... ■.. ■ LEGALS . ■. a ii' i r 1 ■■ notics or AmrcATtostron None* rai c s a r the omi or the rresr n sm u of rvaa None* on unity oar* aften tm* oat* or uEtnncc of a ooer of tm* None* on Raima X*Xa It*. owsh. m Tor tout stAtrouac Monse etf ns or n « emoar couht SEUMXE COWm. FUMCM br wvwr c «wg«i o<ui%ox* Rubwn n .r i . w i a. ir. rare otn«s tt Rnx* y. LEO*£C n nxwm m* « mo *«a*i rr a k taoao rr • « oeo at stat *t acc * urNreoottraara«DTOaaMNtr t c c t o u t ft Nsaocouswa* wo t taut ft Mau on eweve Mom n ■ra txo w iont aec w aasktrTTowoisntAC) e u M to rn * ONOUToorett aMMou county, rumxw kr *MNr c. 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OF* TZ �S n i i i n o l r H e r a ld * Protecting D o m in a hurricane Here arc som e safety m e a su re s and su g g es­ tio n s th a t cou ld help lessen o r avoid boat dam ­ age In a hurricane: PREVENTIVE MEASURES • C heck your In su ran ce policy for adequate cover­ age In event o f sto rm ATLANTA - Two former Seminole Athletic Conference slandouU had a major hand In the Emory University s o ftie team finishing 21-13 In Its second season of varsity competition, tripling ttfl win total from the previous year The Eagles finished second at the University Athletic Association championship tournament with a 7 3 record Head coach Penny Slquerioa. who was a pretty good player in her Seminole County high school days. was the driving force behind turning Emory from a record of 7-14 tn 1999 Into not only a winner. but n power tn 2000. Ban,ca anu : snuiouis. one ai»o umi.ru *° “ «* « * “« * " * ™ 8 .a «hool had a lime trouble a ^ U ^ to the co T . f a i f T ? * ' OT baU. But .he did drive Ui four run. and s two and only struck out five Ume, while also w “HI five times. 8 ^ P O * ^ " honor. wrnr: * J* * " * V“ *“ J ' 1* * * n.JTT m “ Pj“ * hl«h“ l ) * * * *" j f ^ R S a ^ j F . « tean) ^ Wto MS. total base. (75). and i r e a d Three player, were named to the all-region team with two"making the find team. Six pl-yers were named to Uie all-conference team with four making the firs. team. As of May 150.. freshman Tamara Boggs w a. the NCAA Division III leader In triple. wltli 11 Longwood freshman Sarah Smith, a U t o Mary High Sdhool graduate, was named to the Unlveral* Athletic Association All-Conference Second Team and was selected as the Defensive Player of the Year for the Eagles. On April 9th. Smith pitched the first perfect game in Emory softball history in nn 8 -0 wtn in the opentng game of a doubleheader against Judaon (Ala.). For her efforta, she was named conference •Athlete of the Week" and ended the season pitchtng 181 of the 216 Innings Emory played this sprtna 8to« P «taitag ell.743). Sm ith, who helped the R am a wtn the C la w OA S ta te Cham pionship tn 1997. won a sch ool-record 1 2 -g u n n In 21 atarta and flnlaliccl Uie le a so n wlUi ■ «*■ «; " « * • ° ^ b a* f P crc^ 8he. * * ? : . _ team 1,1 , , CT . en * ^ 2 5 i 8 | oatU nfi avcroac |.4BU),arans a 12-8 rcc~ 1 and an earned run average of 2.63. Set Smith. Pegs 2B . . <t . - r-\ t h s W e e o n - tract careful- Shupe O u td o o rs Many •• m arin a, require a boat to be removed when a hurri­ cane w atch Is announced. • Inspect your trailer’s Urea and wheel bearings regularly to make sure It Is operable when needed. • Be sure you have ade­ quate anchors and fend­ ers and extra long lin e, to secure your boat. • As * - m the ability of boat cleats to ca n y heavy loads. Make su re all are backed .with stain less steel or aluminum pistes. On sailb oats, w inches and keel-stepped m asts can be used tn secure lines. • Chafe protectors are essential on all lines while ' you r boat Is docked, moored or anchored. Ready-made chafe protec­ tors are available through marine dealers, or can be made using neoprene hose or heavy canvas. BEFORE THE * If you take your boat home, leave 1L and not your ca r, In the garage. Moat boats are lighter and more vulnerable to high r.\ <■! ► ‘ • / v * •» ' » £ ba ttl ng average, ranking ho- 44 th In die n S f . T S s m' *n 32 more Boggs batted .485 tn ferenoe play. * ‘ fre^ * n **! * w1th » * • 80 ™ " - J ‘j 2 L £ S ! o n i t h T S i reTOr? ^ , ^ |llu .C'° * ra,lkMl tourlh n i ru n . batted In wl0» 24. During a twm-game stretch against confer W o n e n ta Rochester (N.Y.) and BrandcU (Mr Cox drove In four runs, keying a pair of Emory l°nes. * **“ f reahman w e named (fc - . r * The leadofl hitter was the catalyst for the E. ' rw nn rri * record- M&tfjfnny SlqtM - More fall offerings from Sanford SANFORD - The City of Sanford Recreation and Park. Department to not Just baseball and softball. Also an the fall calendar will be adult and youth flag football, youth soccer, adult volleyball, tennis lessons, water aer­ obic. and other activities at the new Seminole Aquatic Center. Longwood'. Sarah Smith (6hown back In her early days at Lake; ary.rti&h School) si * * “ “ ........................ holpod roM tfwie team's 407-330-6697 or Bennie Shaw at 407330-9731. TOOTH FLA G FO O TBA LL The City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department la atlll reglatertng playera and looking for coaches for Its Youth Flag Football League for player. 7-to-15 year, of age. While the turnout has been good spots for player, ill age group, me .till svallable, especially tn the 13-to-lB league. A couple of position. are atlll avaUable for coaches in the younger league. Player, may register (the fee la $23) at anytime at the Downtown Youth Center, 300 North Park Avenue, at anytime and ADD The C P«*“ Dq "M ,n the isiL •n 7^ °55n * _*n e Recreation Foott FALL The Sai now f g i. League H nth tn Ih Sanford M Department The SRD Is also offering a recreational# 50-and-over volleyball league to begin Irf the fell. ' j This Is a new league. Just beginning^ Team sign-ups are preferred, but you may* sign up as a single and we win try to form some teams. The games will be played on Tueada)! and/or Thursday evenings. The Sanford Golden Age Games will bti offering volleyball as an event this yeaij and this league would be a great warm-; up. This league U not a requirement ti{ compete tn the Golden Age Games. WATER AERO BICS CLASSES j The City of Sanford Recreation aru$ Parks Department and Uie Sanfonf Seminole Aquatic Center to presenting Saa Recreation, Paga 2B , J " m ? storing a sm all boat Is not possible, p u t the boat and trailer w here :*N O S E S ' * 1 ' •’ 1 SANTORO • With the labor Day bob- i In action as the seasons start lo hit a fever pftd sted often wSi Labor Day holiday but of the way. B Bf Gymnasium. Ju n ior varsity, 6 p .ra.: varvs. Laka Mary a t sity. 7 p.m .1 Lake Mary at Btohop Moore, js l ; Lake Howtil Ju n ior varsity. 6 p.m .: varsity, 7 p.m.; rfair, 3 :9 0 p .m .; Lyman a t W inter,Park. Ju n io r van jty. 6 ey a t Sweetwater, p m ; varsity. 7 p.m. Springs and Girls volleyball _ Lym an vs. Lake t Twin Riven Golf Brantley. Freshm an, 4 :3 0 p .m .; junior coa€h ^ Spcnr that Craig Brown ! Golden Knight, coaching *uir. Brown, who was tot" on the L �P ag e 6A Titr StMtsoir Herald September 5. 2000 f -.Y - tw Just what you want in someone who is U nlike others, who have received •• ill MS f t •«, v* J. « h . campaign contributions from individual attorneys and law firms, Mark Herr has made it his policy not to accept campaign contributions from either. In fact, he has returned and declined all ■i 1 <••• • ' i . « , . .. . . . 4 ' % - ’ ^' i *■ 'I* such offers because he wants to VOTE FOR MARK HERR remain impartial - without even the appearance of influence or impropriety to get m the way Mm ■ I• elected •Source Treasurers Report, 6/30 Paid Political Advertising by the Mark Herr Campaign. Approved by Mark Herr, Non Partisan ■‘ �I I 4A 1H6 SEMINOLE HERALD September 5, 2000 L if e s t y l e Allamanda: One of best climbers in Florida One o f the best climbers for central Florida is the yellow Allamanda. A native to Brazil and relative to oleander and confederate jas­ mine, this vine pro­ duce# very showy yel­ low flowers nearly year-round. It is a very popular flower­ ing vine for home gardens but must be protected from frost. There arc three main species cultivat­ ed, the common y el­ low Allamanda, with the bright yellow flowers, the bush Allamanda with yellow flowers streaked with orange and the purple Allamanda with its large magenta-violet flowers. The Plant The yellow Allamanda Is a woody evergreen vine, with a milky sap, often pruned to grow as a shrub, can grow up to 15 feet tall. The leaves are leathery and glossy, lanceMid^u ui elliptical, opposite or sometimes In whorls or three or four, measuring up to 6 inches long. The flowers, clustered near the ends of the branches, arc yellow, very showy, waxy, trumpet shaped, with 5 flaring petal lobes, measuring 2 to 4 inch­ es across. The main flowering season is summer and fall, but produces lowers throughout the y’car. The fruit is a prick­ ly capsule measuring about 2 inches wide. When mature, it splits open releasing winged seeds. The fruit is rarely seen in Culture Allamanda requires full sun to light shade. It must be plant­ ed in a protected area because its tenderness to frost. It freezes at about 30 degrees. It tolerates many soil types with good drainage, can grow well In add to alkaline pH but grow best with pH values between 5.5 to 6.0, It has a relatively high drought tolerance once estab­ lished. Prune severely before growth starts in spring, and keep shoots trimmed during the year because It grows very quickly and can cover the fence, trellis or tree where it is growing very rapidly. Prune to develop a low, upright, spreading shrub lhat will produce more blooms. It requires very little care. Fertilize lightly In the spring and in fall with a general com­ plete fertilizer. It m ay show iron o r manganese chlorosis in alkaline soils. Varieties The "H enderson" and "Brow n Bud" arc h v o o f tire most popular cultivated vari­ eties. The variety "Golden Butterflies" has yellow tubular flowers with petals that flap in the wind like butterfly wings, "H alley's C om et" has both double and semi-double yellow flowers. "Caribbean Sunrise" has pink flowers. "H cn d cw n li" has smaller yellow flowers than other vari­ eties, and lire unopened buds arc brown on the outside. "Nobilto" has large open yel­ low flowers, buds are brown outside and the flower tubes are narrower in diameter than other varieties. "Jamaican Sunset" has smoky pink flowers. "Schottii" has large yellow flowers that have swollen tubes and brown stripes inside. Uses The Allamanda vine is com ­ monly used to cover fences or trellises. It can also be used as a hedge or as a freestanding clipped specimen. It grows very’ well In a hanging basket or can be used as a ground cover. With a little care, it can become a handsome houseplant. Indoor Use As an indoor plant, Allamanda do best in at least iligh a four hours of direct sunlight day, night temperaturest of 60rper 65 degrees and day tempera­ tures of 70 degrees or higher. Keep the soil rnoisi and fertilize every two weeks from April through September. Apply less water and no fer­ tilizer the rest of the year. Propagation Allamanda Allamandi is best propagated from stem cuttings taken in the spring. Toxicity The plant to considered to be S isonous, but not known to be . titai i All parts of the plant, especially the fruit and seeds, and the sap of the stems and leaves, cause mild to severe stomach upset and vomiting. Bark to also said to be poiso­ nous. It may cause dermatitis to sensitive persons. It to con­ sidered to have em etic and purgative properties. Toxin to sell-limiting and treatment Is usually not neces. xarv #f Peat And Allamanda can be affected by plant parasitic nematodes. Mites and scales can produce some damage and should be controlled as soon a s they arc detected using inscctiddal oils and soap sprays. Caterpillars can occasionally defoliate the plants severely. A) Farrar li Crmlnol* County HorUeutturtrL toqulrtos may fear Mm at Uta Coopuittva b t r m lon Mortca. ISO W. County Hama Road. SsntorS, F I SZ773 or phono M S -M U . AS Srmiooto County Cooparatlva Extension aanrteaa ara opart to oil re y itd rii of nor. rotor, tax. handicap or national origin. Focus on death destroys a patient’s will to live DEA R ABBY: I am a retired MO-ycar-old general surgeon. I am writing because I disagree with your response to "Grieving in L.A .," whose friend died o f cancer and was never told that sh e was termi­ nally ill. The writer felt guilty. The greatest factor in living, and in recovery from any ill­ ness or injury, is the patient's determination to live and recover. It is more Important by far than the best o f medical advice, supervision and treat- if and In the professional envi­ l AKI MAHV M l ; : . ' II SPACECOWBOYS mu Hi-lto t JO 410 7*S M5 ronment should be directed at was my responsibility. The encouragement and a positive doctor said it was her right — attitude. Any emphasis on that she might w ant to say "you arc going to ......... ......................... som ething to the family or have somelhlng d ie" Is, therefore, done. He was right! totally counterpro­ W hen I gave her the ductive. facts, she told me to EUGENE S. K IL­ get our minister, as G O RE JR „ M .D ., she w anted to be bap­ TIBU RO N , CALIF. tized. Abby, my wife liter­ DEAR D R . KIL­ ally got o u t of her G O R E: In telligent deathbed to b e bap­ minda can differ. tized at th e hospital. Read on: Every person who d yin g has the right * DEAR A B B *: to know. I have never Before my first wife regretted doing what I died of cancor in ~ “ 1960, her doctor $ c i $ s s : Hid Please tell your readers w ho are called me into his office. He said he w ould tell ? tvreslling with th is question her all the facts and how much not to hold back the truth. L.L. IN FO R T SMITH, tinte she Had left. 1 told him it ARK. Abby D EA R L.L4 You have made a com pelling arg u m en t Read on: iiv iT tu /lm WHAT LIES BENEATH m t hi-lto 120 4:11 7*0 t « GODZILLA 2000 M-lta no THE CHEW i t f i Ffl-Tto M l 4*0 U» fttt NUTTY pnDFEHDft.ua OWN MU to-m civ M-Tto a 120 4*0 7:10 BRING H ON M ti ijijii m ur ki REPLACEMENTS PGU M tto 4.40 7:10 040 ART OF WAR 11»\viii ffl‘ Hw ; X ISO Till *40 HOLLOW MAM a .. r,<-Tk. s u m ass BRING IT ON Mil Frt-Tta 11*0 HO M l 7:45 IMS NUTTY PROFESSOR t mu M-TIto 1.45 7--05 GODZILLA 2 M ra M-Thu 420 9 55 fcvlta 125410 7.15 10:00 AUTUMNM NEWYORK m t frt-Th# 1*0 411 0:40 9 » THE CREW no M-TW 1*0 *15 530 725 MS WMATIKSBENEATH mi fri-Thi 1:1# 4*0 0*0 9 40 D EA R ABBY: M y husband was diagnosed w ith cancer early last year. Throughout hi* treatment, w e w ere given opti­ m istic scenarios which, one by one, proved to b e unfounded. I pleaded with th e doctors, hospital personnel and visit­ ing nurses to g iv e me honest answ ers shout h is chances for recovery. No one would. M y greatest sorrow to that we were never given the opportunity to properly say goodbye. There was m uch I wanted to say, and advice 1 needed to hear. The end cam e suddenly from cardiac arrest. PLEASE TELL HEALTH CARE PERSONNEL TO TELL THE TRUTH WHEN PATIENTS O R FAMILY ASK FOR IT. Some people m ay not want to hear it — that's their choice — but when others seriously ask for it, please respond realistically. Had we been given honest answers, w « could^have expressed our enjoyed each remaining day a t it came. G R IEV IN G IN N O RTH ­ ERN CALIFO RN IA DEAR GRIEVING: My heart goes out to you. This la a question for which there Is no one right answer. A Washington reader w rote that •he and her huaband Joined a cancer aupport group. During one tcealon, a surgeon asked If they would want to be told If they were terminal. 1b her surprise, all the patients said, - N o .' Another reader's m other asked her, "Am I dying?" She replied: "I don't know. But let's do whatever we need to 4 * iii If you w ere. L e tt talk and share; then If you don't die, w ell be all the richer.” When her m other died two yean later; her father said,. Community Notes ' These wen (tie happiest sad m om ents o f m y lif e ," Read on: DEAR ABBY: M y message la for "G rieving In L.A .": You ore going over in your mind (and heart) a thousand ways you could have handled your dear friend's pre-death days. Please stop beating yourself up. Hindsight la always 20/20. You Were betw een the prover­ bial "ro ck and a hard place." You w ere handling the end of youwnd your frien d 's relation­ ship From the pAsapecttve of her husband's wishes, her m other's and h er doctor's. Obviously, you w ere the best friend your friend could ever have had. It sound s to me like you did an exem plary job of juggling a difficult life situa­ tion. Your letter brought back a thousand memories. BEEN THERE IN FAIRFIELD, IDAHO ; ‘4 S S K To receive a collection of A bby's most m em orable — and m ost frequently requested — poem s and essays, send a business-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: Dear (Postage.!* included.) J jV g Beary Barbecue Seminole County Sheriff candidate Richard Beary (Lake Mary Police Chief) will host a barbecue event Saturday, Sept. 9, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Starport Aviation, at the Orlando/Sanford Airport. Olympic Physicals Special Olympics Seminole County (SOSC) will be giving free physicals for all Special Olympic ath­ letes in Seminole County on Sunday, Sept. 19 from 1 to 3 p.m. at Florida Hospital, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Physicals need to be renewed every three years, and these free physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more Information call the Hotline at 407-263-8045 or 407-366-7201. Audubon Society Seminole Audubon Society invites the public to "Wonders of Migration", a resentation by Parks mall, biologist at Wekiva Basin GEOpark, on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 2 p.m. at the branch library, 150 N. Palmetto in Sanford. The program will include upclose photos of colorful birds and amazing informa­ tion gathered from the fall migration banding station. For additional information call 407-330-4855. 8 Biologist 1 b Lecture Florida Fish Ac Wildlife Conservation Commission biologist Gary Warren will present a lecture about the river on Thursday, Sept. 6 at 7:30 p.m. at the Markham Seventh Day Adventist Church in Longwood. . The lecture, entitled "Aquatic Invertebrate Communities o f the Wekiva River;" reports on the results of the most detailed total invertebrates commu­ nity study to date. One uf the best ways to determine the health of an aquatic ecosystem is to sample and study the Invertebrate com­ munity (crawfish, "fish food, etc.) In addition to the lecture, there will also be a Friends o f the Wekiva River board meeting a t 6 p.m. Both the board meeting and the lec­ ture rue free and open to the public. C hild ret tip £ welcome and encouraged. The Markham Seventh Day Adventist Church is located at 505 Markham Woods Rdv north of 434 In Longwood. cm u m v n iA iraaassY N D tcA n ford j velopment iy, Sept 6 begin* ning at 4 pun. , V ; Items on the: indude an i$ d a it on the hotel/conference center fea­ sibility study, discussion of Main Street/historic ares I iln rw t lk and sea- �I SeplrralKT 5. 2tKM» I’ilftC i>A Tilt StMtNOI* Huuijj New antifungal medicine has drawbacks patient, I'd probably put you on a relatively strict low-choles­ terol diet, with additional Fiber and — perhaps — niacin, a B vitamin, and see what happens. In addition, I'd encourage regu­ lar, relatively strenuous exercise. DEAR READER: I wish it were. Ciclopirox (Penlac) is an If your cholesterol level 'intifung.il potion, approved by remained high, I might consider .The Food and Drug statin drugs, prescription med­ Administration for topical ications to lower your choles­ terol. However, these medica­ ................ ......... application tions have potential side effects to cure nail A tid arc not, therefore, flee of fungus. risk. Consequently,,Fd feel more th e ini* comfortable using non-pharmatial publici­ cologic methods as a starter, ty releases by tire man* reserving drugs as a later option. ufacturer ! advice you to review this rd ^ n itr d the fact that problem once again with your physician, if he or she feels that oral anti­ fungal med­ you are at risk and that pre­ ications scription drugs arc appropriate, Dr. Peter have a j c y j fine. If not, the approach l out­ nutch Wider lined might suit your needs. To give you related information, I array of am sending you a copy of my • • • • • • side effects, so Penlac is safer. This is correct. 1fcalth Report "Understanding Cholesterol.* Other reader* Who Howev er, according to die would like a copy should send Medical Ixltcr on Drugs and $2 plus a long, self-addressed, Therapeutics, Penlac is seldom rr stamped envelope to P.O. Box effective. My advice? Save your 20|7, Murray Hill Station, NeW money and try soaking y<nif York, NY 10156. Be sure to men­ feet in the herbal tea called tion the title. LaPacho twice a day. DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 W toenail fungus. I j s t week i heard of a new product that,' When painted on the nail, cures ' he fungus. Is this for real? Gott Election Continued from Page 1A 'You hope you've reached every registered voter one way of another," said Dudicy Bates, who opposes incumbent Dick Van Der Wcide in District 3 County Commissioner race. One of the two Republican didates will advance to the November General Election. The other will be eliminated in the Republican Primary. Daryl McLain is also a twoterm commissioner election. He is District 5 by Bob West and Don Nicholas. Since there arc three candidates, a n m -off in October might occur. To win outright, one of the three wilt need 50 percent plus one vote. Incumbent G ran t Maloy is challenged by Trim 1Ingood and Stephanie Smith in the l District 1 Commission Republican Primary. A* in the decided by registered Republican voters. Registered Democrats get their chance in the General Election. These Democrats will, however, vote in three judicial races and two school board rates, J S i H i I The school board choices are _incumbents , _ Bob G off and Larry "P P ™ d Dede^challtuT and S j U la Pond. Judge Dobra Nelson is opposed by Sylvia A. Grunor in the Circuit Judge Group 10 race. JudgeTom Freeman is opposed by Norman Lcwin in Group 11. Jeff Deen goes i against Mark Herr in the Group 1 D EA R DR. GOTT: 1 have two strokes from atrial fibillation, for which 1 have been ibed digoxinand t ) j udin. I am convmopti that rave a pinworm infection, though tests for this have ■en negative yl'rn 77 and roiild likq tc> lake Ropsc'* pirim medication, but hesitate re fear that it could cause thcr stroke, Vyhat is your 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Coupon Special Seminole Football 2000 Seminole Towne Center Mall £ uSfi ►EAR READER: You appear I'l is , 8 1 ANYI iUZ ENTREES With This Ad Only Not Valid WHh Any Other Offer D oes Not fnctuae wmg o n er <\ rregular heartbeat. 1 am more ~remed that you believe you e pinworms, despite negatesting. r t Q y q 4 r 'inworms, amail parasites infect the intestine, are usudemonstrated quite easily ing a "Scotch tape prcpain." The sticky tapd is1 ’ ) lied to the anus and men ' ined under a microscope entify pinworm eggs. A tive test, althoughnpt ro rv , * ivc, is usually a valid indl- * that pinworms a re mot t. Therefore, you may to investigate further lever intestinal sympb! are experiencing. Perfia] is something else to Without Photo l.D." affirma­ tion. The election office staff fig­ ures to have the votes counted soon after the 7 p.m. poll clos­ ings. That's when the final answers will matter most. Seminole Herald a d v ertise ! , C 2000. Nrwtptp*! InUrprin An i County Judge ’c race. The ground rules i tor voting are simple: Each registered voter must present photo l.D. to vote at his or her polling place. If anyone fails to pro­ duce this photo I.D., you will be required to sign a “Voter L o o k in b fo r an u p b e a t, c o s l- c t T c e ilv c w « y to re a ch m o r e p r o s p e c t s w h e r e t h e y l i v e , w o r k unci s p e n d ? T r y a n u d in th e S e m i n o l e l l e r n l d . I t 's t h e b e s t w u y t o g e l m o r e b u n g fo r y o u r b u c k . L e t s m a k e m u s ic . C a t ! T b d a y f tf WHHHB 1 8 I f l II OL ffr Semlnolo County election office employee Eloanore Bailey answers questions about the voting process Expires 9-30-00 ) iV'/ suiirii icr KICKOFF MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBAU. J ni Jd§ J m Seminole Towne Centre Mail e. any case, the use of Ruese'Sy orm medication, an orer-i V.. ounter remedy, will not you and will certainly not another stroke. I suggest JI you reviev/iu J Mipittop ^ Iwttrt your doctor and folfoW T ■ lo rfter advice with respect to r therapy. )EAR DR. GOTT: For 20 S8 - , 1 have had a cholesterol of&70, even though I diet. 1 am ' 60 years old and am easlngly concerned that this hi i level may put me at risk fo& troke or heart attack. My or recommends a cholcsI level of 200 and urges me 1 to tik e appropriate medication. 11 be concerned? Open-Close Every Monday )EAR READER: All of us Id aim to keep our cholesbl levels below 200 mil; per deciliter. However, id ing on our ages, inis >not be realistic. cxampl of 270 te with serious very risks 270 level other thy therwise age, is less defer who your th p A MS To 7 & 9 To Close DAY ALL DAY D You SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTRE ^ifjqmeD • SANFORD Li itoH wsM aril yd nsaihs4 sjoiM 'iroias E q 40M 24-3329 ® u o a m m m m m m m sm m ® ^ -■ — r tr lt ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ u n r -, #- *44 �I’a g e 2 .\ September r». 2<H><) ii Si mikou I I I r mi MINOLE COUNTY ACCU WEATHER FORECAST FOR Florida Weather A c c u W e a th e r.c o m U V Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Snotord Tonight Friday Saturday Moatty cloudy, a Partly tunny with a t-ctorm In apota. Parity aurmy wit a taw afternoon I Shown Is tomorrow's wtathtr Ttmptralurwt a rt tontghri tow”! and tomorrow's N(^w Regional Cities Atwny. <W Regional Weatlie Almanac Snnlord through Yesterday Temperature Normal tow Preclpltstlon Yesterday Year to dste ............. . 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I'.’Q A Your iid will be seen by ,tl sun jid down before you call a Seminole Herald .............. .. .......................... c s n r r x in r v , x> ditfli — naoi 1. xntluifi CI725 Lauwt ami Garden Vtxlor • 15hp •Aitamauciwmimian •C n fi Cmenble mower dedt YrniJielrJ V ifff B sjurl blot bn O tfillfK w a ttf Bkftkpfctofl LT133 Lawn Tractor LX2S3 Laum Wvetar • 15hp • A ikm ak transmission • 42 met) Gnucrliblc mower (krt • 13 hp • 3&inch mowin' (!■i 1 , m sx a m • 5 speed shift on llir jj ■ >unnsnisshn 325 lxnn\ and OtnieM Factor • B hpV U m engine •Automatic transnsuan, •48M i OvwrfiJ* muur dedr if1lnO:8TROq batncMoifllR l , The laydays of summer are hete and John Deere Iras (lie perfect way to make your summer lawn care e.isy on you and ort^toQ^leU Visit k i6hn Deere deale near you .uid learn howyou can ImmI the tieat ttiis summer. N o t h i n g !R u n s L ike A D eere a w w i f c i r f t .e o i n ; i To Locate A John Deere Dealer Near Yoi£ Call 888-MOW-PROS a'oll Free 888-669-7767) Vi Seminole Y en in s’ Seminoh ( tinny .Vinr<! 1908* J Tut 'TiV. Soptentbei 5, 2000 • VoJ. 93, No. 11 Fujirshod: Ou4y Escape Monday, Saturday. Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Yaera by Ro; ut> Nr wspApori, Inc. ♦ 300 N. French Avu., Santord. FL 32771 Ph'n, (’407i 322-2611 Fax; <407) 323-9406 Suntowaui Ratoa (OaSy 4 H H P U S P S 48t,-*liS' Tlw S£M» OiF ' " I " PO Oov ru > Saiiicud 11 327(1. IH (tarot DeWtiy . n , " , (.lA t a t w Sk«i i l Ol j Mai 50 124.0 4480 v u tn -HSSri T\ saM Ms to about lilts I R epublic New s p a p e rs , In c. �T i l t S e m in o l e H Community Notes Star Spangled Girl l-Akc M.ny High School riavcrs of the Arts seniors will 1m1StarthM the n«w school year \>ith the Neil Simon comedy, "The Star Spangled Girl.' The presen­ tation, suitable for the entire family, will be Sept. 5, Sept, b, Sept. 7 and Sept. 9 at Lake Mary I ligh School auditoiiuni, Admission is $4., K»r additional informa­ tion or tickets contact Dill Eisselr at 407-320-9672. Dieakfast M eeting I he Seminole Counly/Lakc Mar) Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold its September Breakfast Meeting Wednesday, Sept. 6 beginning at 7:30 n.m. at I lea throw Country Club, sponsored bv Adelphia Business Solutions. Cost is $r» for members and $10 for non members, lo r addition­ al inhumation call the Lake Mary office at 407-333-4748. September 5, 2000 I’a g e jl A e x a iji Pennies: They just don’t make cents Editor's note: Russ While is out on iwalkm. He'll return soon Inti until then, the • Herald iciH rim columns from the /lot of Russ Pjj/f Collection. [4 What do you do with pennies? If pennies are from heaven, as the song says, there must be some earthly way to get rid of them. Russ Many people, at the end of each day, take pennies out of their pockets, purses or coin holders and put them in a jar. Eventually, the jar is full and one gets the urge to dls■■■• ,j,cm j^ow y Banks won't take tiiem unless they are rolled into groups of 50. Counting them and placing them in those paper holders is a tedious job. And mis­ count by just one penny means the bank won't accept the roll. There you are, back to step one. 1• • • Some of the old adages say, "Penny for your thoughts” or "A penny saved is White a penny earned.” For some rea­ son, it's impossible to imagine either. Have you ever given anyone an actual cent piece to hear what they are thinking? Do you honestly believe saving a penny is the same as earning money? Fifty pennies saved may take five to ten minutes to count and put in those holders. When you consider the time it takes, plus hauling them to a bank and waiting until the teller weighs tiiem, arc you really getting your money’s worth? Every once in awhile, some­ one in authority comes up with Mexican Connection Seminole Community College will hold a special event I hutsdoy, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. until noon. The subjec t is; “Mexico and the United Slates — A Fresh Slat t.” Loral, slate nnd Jjin-mntloiuil panelists will discuss the diangcd Mexican election process and its impact on Mexico’s economy and relationships w ith the United States. The event is free and open to the public Fot additional informa­ tion contact Ketma Moone, .at 407-328-2086. Fashion show The Maitland Art Glitter will open its fall exhibition season September 9, with the exhibit "Fashion, Fun & Fantasy, Creative Garments by Ruth Runk,” The event will begin with a reception ami preview on Scpl. 8 and be open from Sept. 9 through Oct. 29. Admission is flee but reservations are lecoinroended due to limit­ ed gallery space. I or additional informa­ tion phone 407-539-2181. M ARGARET LOUISE FLOW ERS Margaret Louise Flowers, 83, Mandarin Orange Court, Orange City, died Friday, Sept. 1, 2000, in her residence. Bom in Canton, Ohio, she moved to Central Florida in 1982. She was a homemaker. She belonged to Ladies Auxiliary VFW Post 8093in DeBary. Survivors include husband, Charles; son, George, North Canton, Ohio; brothers, Paul Zirhut, Canton, Ohio, David Zirhut, Kansas City, Mo.; sis­ ters, Jeanne Miller, Massillon, Ohio, Grace Boulder, Canton, Ohio; six grandchildren; six great-grandchildren. Baldauff .jld a u ff Family Fun Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrangements. H010 u ib U10 winning numbara sotffctod m Um> Florida Lottery: Fantasy 5 (B a p l 4 ) CARRIE J. HOLDER Carrie J. Holder, 82, Lake Irene Drive, Casselberry, died Sunday, Sept. 3,2000. Bom in Wayne County, Ky., she moved to Central Florida in 1946.She was a retired electronic inspec­ tor and a member of First Baptist Church, Longwood. She belonged to Eastern Star. Survivors include several nieces and nephews. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, in charge of arrangements. HaraM ptxrto by Tommy Vlncam Th e Seminole County/lake Mary Regional Cham ber of Com m erce recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony at Plantation Lakes Apartments. T h e apartment complex Is locatod at 1000 Plantation Lake Circle In Lake Mary on the comor ol Rinehart Road and Seminole Town Mall. RUDOLPHA 'R U D Y ” LYNCH Kudalpha "Rudy” Lynch, 43, Brooksidc Road, Maitland, died Sunday, Sept. 3,2000. Bom in Boston, Mass., he moved to Central Florida in 1975. He was a self-employed mortgage broker and a mem­ ber 0? St. James Catholic tailored specifically to educa­ tion. Sprint offers a full range of options, including local, long distance and wireless voire, data and video, plus equipment to meet unique educational needs. counts of 20 to 90 percent three categories ol service Candlelight vigil scheduled for next Tuesday The second Ovarian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept. 12 beginning at 6 pm. at Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. This is a free healthaw* event open to the publie. The program will indude the Children’s Bach Choic a live buttcrfly release, a display of ovarian how much that amount weighed — and this is rare. Dut w e’ve heard of other angry peo­ ple who object to paying taxes and send picnnies. We would hope that some day, some well-thinking finan­ cial institution will have the public in mind and allow people to bring a bag of pennies without having to roll them. The institution sorts them, weighs them, nnd returns paper money in exchange. That would be nice. Until then however, this problem with getting rid of picn­ nies — just doesn’t make sense. Obituaries Ribbon cutting Dividends Coffee I here will be a Dividends coffee at Oviedo High School, Sept. 6 beginning at 9 p in. for Dividends and those interested in joining. 1 lie cvent will be held in the media center, of the 21-00 building. For additional inhumation call Deb Jepson at 407-320-4199. School Readiness Coalition I he Seminole County School Readiness Coalition will hold a loll coalition meeting, I liursday. Sent. 7, from 8 until 9 a.nt. at the Lduc.1t10n.il Support Center, 400 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Sjn fuid. a call to eliminate pennies. Round everything out to the nearest five cents and use nick­ els. Then maybe people will get rid of those jars filled with pen­ nies. Only what happens? We end up with jars full of nickels which weigh more, and will still have to be counted before tak­ ing them to the bank to exchange them for papier money. There was recently a case where an angry woman, forced by a court to pay $10,000 to her former husband (for some rea­ son or another), paid it in pen­ nies. We can’t even imagine cancer quilts, and a candlelight vigil. Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local government officials. Representatives from the offices of local pitysidans, hospitals, and the American Cancer Society will provide valuable educational materials intended to raise awareness about the symptoms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer. the deadliest of the gynecological cancers, For additional details regarding this event or for further IrUormabon about the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers’ bureau, advocacy opportunities. and support groups please call 407-366-3830 or 904-789-7898. M arilyn Lynch, Boston; sister, Wanda Y. Lynch, Boston; numerous aunts and cousins. Tri-County Cremation Service, Longwood, In charge o f arrangements. D OROTH Y BLAIR ROBFRTS Dorothy Blair Roberts, 67, Angeles Road, DeBary, died Friday, Sept. 1,2000 at Florida Hospital, Orlando. Bom in Phelps, N.Y., she moved to C entral Florida in 1998. She was a homemaker and a mem­ ber o f Community United M ethodist Church, DeBary. Survivors include husband, M arion; sons, Skippicr Lowrey and Alejandro Perea, J r , both o f Waco, Tex.; daughters, Jody C ruz and Mary Cruz, both of Puerto Rico; brothers, Ralph Blair and Richard Blair, both of Syracuse, N.Y.; Robert Blair, Denver, Colo.; 10 grandchil­ dren; 14 great-grandchildren. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc., O range City, in charge of arrangements. FRANK RODGERS Frank Rodgers, 70, Spring Garden Branch Road, DeLeon Springs, died Friday, Aug. 25, 2000 at Memorial Hospital West, DeLand. B om in Library, Penn., he m oved to Central Florida from Woodbury, N.J. In 19% . He wa a retired self-employed horse trainer and a triple purple heart recipient in the U.S. A rm y during World War II. Survivors indude brothers, Phillip and LeRoy, both of Mononghela, Pa.; sisters, Betty Jane Powell and Sally Brice, both o f Mononghela, Pa. Fourtowns Cremation, Inc, O range City, in charge of arrangements. Driving program for seniors offered throughout September AAKT 39-Alive mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. O n Sept. 12 and S ep t 13, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police sta­ tion. On S e p t 14 and Sept. 15, at Sanford Senior Center. Sept. 21 Sept. 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and S e p t 25 and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. r m t ish somebody could ^ flH p^ h elp you put your 6-7-10-12-21 car insurance puzzle Lotto (BapL 2) 4-6-12-13-36-82 together? 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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>, September 06, 2000; <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/2161bba824a71a592098158d2ed56b03.pdf 210c194352dc1cb3862e69943818f3cd PDF Text Text I H era ld 35C Sanford, Florida One dies in holiday boating accident By Nick Pfeifauf Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Altamonte Springs Fire Department rep orted two separate boating A ccidents Saturday, both Involving personal water­ crafts. One resulted In the death of a young woman. The first accident occurred at approxi­ mately noon when firemen responded to a call on Bear lake Road. According to wit­ nesses, two teen-age females had been involved In a collision between their per­ sonal watercraft and a dock. Longwood's Sarah Smith Is making her mark earty lor Emory University In Atlanta. A graudate of Lake Mary High School, Smith set a school record at Emory with 12 wins. Sh e also pitched • perfect gam e, the first in school history. Page1B T o d a y is: Tueeday, S e p t 5 ,2 0 0 0 Today is the 249th day of 2000 and the 78ih day of summer. X TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In 1696, Russian czar Peter the Great Imposed a tax Oi". board*. t On ttte bavin IM S . Tokyo — whoee real name wee fva Tbguri DAquIno — was _ M■Snr4 kx 11nl» Am re japan. QrTBsioo f i Vn YOKonama, • On this day in 1975. Lynetts •Squeaky" Fromme attempted to assassinate Preaktert Gerald Ford In Sacremanto, Calf. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: J e n a Jam as (1847-1682), outlaw; Napoleon Lajote (1875-1959), basebal great: Darryl F. Zanuck (1902-1979), 11m praduoen Bab Newhart (1922-), oomedtorv aolar, la 71; W Bam Dewme (1937-), actor, la 83; Raquei Watch (1940-), actress, is 60. TODAY'S SPO RTS: On M s day tn 1971, J R- Ffccrwd, pitching for Houteon, struck out 15 betters. It was tho first rrejor-tsague gtm a of Ns Units from both Altamonte Springs and Seminole Count)’ responded ana deter­ mined the injuries were possibly life threatening. Two helicopters were dis­ patched to take tlie victims to Orlando Regional Medical Center. The driver of the persona] watercraft, Heather SUnsfield, 18, was pronounced dead a short time after she arrived a! the hospital. The pas­ senger was treated and released the same day. At approximately 3:45 p jn . Saturday, another call was received, this one from Balmy Beach Drive, also on Bear Lake. Witnesses said a 30-year old man who was not immediately identified, had been Decision Day 2000 Z oo celeb rates p ach y d erm s’ birth days Freshman Sensation Rescue crews respond to two incidents, hours apart, on Bear Lake riding on a personal watercraft when he lost control. Again, both city and county units responded Firefighters and paramedics said they were surprised that two ACuuoiU happen at the same lake, in such a sluwt time. When emergency workers arrived, they reported finding the man had suffered severe leg injune* arul possible internal injuries. The man was also transported to Orlando Regional Medical Center. The Florida Fresh Water Game and Fish Commission is investigating the accidents, since both took place on a waterway. Election officials expecting an average turnout for Primary Day Maude turns a youthful 27 years o ld , while Mary reaches 54 By Nick Pfaitauf Staff Writer From Staff R eports Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Sandra Goard is predicting a 20 per­ cent turnout at the polls In the county today. ‘That's about normal for the first primary,*’ she commented. "The turnout has been run­ ning generally from 20 to 22 percent for this first primary," she continued. "O ne of the highest wc’vc had was 28 per­ cent, but that was before the National Voter Registration Act took place." She explained that after the act came into existence, the number of actual registered The Central Florida Zoologicalil Park is throwing a .party ■ty for its Its two largest larg realdents, Maude and Mary, the Zoo's Asian elephants. Join the Zoo in their birth­ day celebration for the pachy­ derms during Elephant Day on ~ept.t 17 from iron '* Sunday, Sep 11 a.m. to>3 p.m. Maude, who arrived in 1982, will be turning 27 years old ill be celebrating and Mary will her 54th birthday. Visitors will enjoy a trunk full of activities including games, free elephant tails, an educational slide pre­ sentation at t p.m., elephant " ,-y 4 2 on elephant care facts Guests may adopt an ele­ phant for the day for Juat $1 and receive a photograph and card. Guests may also pur­ chase a pound of pachyderm for Just *1 or en elephant foot•print for $10. Visitors are Invited to bring birthday cards for Maude and Mary. Admission to Elephant Day at the Zoo is Included in regu­ lar admission which is 17 for adults, $3 for children 3-12 y ean old, $4 for seniors and free for children two and under and Zoo members. The Central Florida Zoo is located at 3755 N.W. Highway 17-92 in Sanford. For more information, call (407) 323-4450. extension 149, or visit the Zoo's Web site at wwwsteatnlllori<Uxo<MMB. i mm rre w o s ' - " j T■b a m ”mI » ™ voters was b etter known, and Tommy 3zabo ot Santorti walks out ol ma Saminoie County Health Department attar voting this morning, as pb* the percentages were lower. >ly would have deputy Francos Leonard waits lor mom voters. before dial, but bedldrrthave j^ y o f k n o v .t a g .- .h . Looking back at other elec­ tions, in the 1994 first primary, when Florida waa selecting a governor; the Seminole County turnout was 24.4 per­ cent. Four years later; also for the gubernatorial primary, the turnout was 13.4 percent election first primary showed a « M WW ‘lui iHfGpW M n™ was better than usual. Statistics revealed this past M ay in d icted a total of 17X657 registered voters In Seminole County. Of that number 57,716 were Democrats, 65361 were Republicans, and 29,580 were all others. ' 1 * Election office employees get an early si By R im W hit. Staff W riter SANFORD— The candi­ dates are shaking a few more hands, kissing babies and buymore hours until the polls close for Hiesday's Primary voting In Seminole county. Supervisor of Elections Sandy Goard tokl her staff to report for work by 5:45 this morning. ^ Z S S sam s;- k ip o s w u v * were dispatched to 122 polling places — some at churches, i S libraries, schools, country dubs and Salvation Army centers. Sse Election, Page SA .. boasts preserve a* fte s y Bm ya mrm.1 ; and of altem a, try to fill “ ■ *?* Lv litter duo prepare andj tliterduo ,(am— , l. . OnWHyOn WwWwTfi v*. _ �S h o e---------------Continued from Page 1C the American Farriers Association which has a national membership of more than 2,200. According to Clcland, a total of 20 full-time and 10 part-time farriers w ork in Volusia, Seminole, and Orange coun­ ties. VanDusen Mid he doesn't worry about keeping busy. '1 could work seven-days a week." He secs an average of seven to 10 horaea a day. "I try and see each horse every five or six weeks in the summer and every six or seven weeks in the winter," he said. Tire reason for the difference between summer and winter, he said, is the presence of bac­ teria on the hoof during the summer months. A horse will stand in the mud and muck to keep cool in hot weather, and bacteria will attack the hoof. If left unchecked, the horse can become lame. Part o f a farrier’s Job Is to scrape the clean tire hoof. L e a r n in g to L in e d a n c e RIQHT — Ctska AndognW turns on therTXJSfctaabeginnefsSneclancIng clssa at Vw Sanlord Senior Cantor AndognW I* the InstnxSor d I the class BELOW — Kathy Black ca/afu&y watches Andogninrsdanc* steps. ‘i •■ Jon es Pictured above, tho stu­ dents In Sanford Senior Center's Ime dancing dasa gat there teat moving. At left. Instructor Claim Andognlni laada lha Una dancing dasa ■ i-k rc < Q: Arc there any \y^events which ei not lich w ere e held last yyear oni this y e a r’s schedule? A: No. Everything will go on as usual, and we expect an excellent year. P hotos hv Tommy \ w cent • ■ Q: Where are your head­ quarters? A: Headquarters for the Golden Age Game* w ill open at the annex at the Senior Center on Oct. 24. Until then, temporary headquarters are at the Recreation Department at city hall. Coo tin tied from Page 1C them. — • removing the bacteria. "Without a hoof you have no horse," G cland added. One of the danger* o f Lving a farrier is the horse doesn’t always appreciate the tender loving care. "I've dislocated both shoul­ ders, lrad seven of my 10 toes broken, was kicked in the kid­ ney, and had a draft horse kick me in the face,” G eland con­ fessed. VanDusen said he expe­ rienced some of the same unkind treatment. The amaz­ ing part is both men are still around to talk about it. 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PERPURCHASE j WO ALCOHOL •TOBACCO * [ « LOTTO • 8H^,ir,L .8 y n * l bni • c f M B 'i o v roe as* -nu3 ( I a I - "Kj f-uil lu j 10 o in i il S a a lt r . t. nrtnon^ �T ill. SCMINOli iit.K M l) B irths Scptrmt>cr 3. DEAR ABBY: 1 am 55 and retired. My husband, “Mark," is 60 and an alcoholic. ! want him to read this letter In your ......... ............. .. column. I’ve gone through hell putting up with his alco­ holism. He falls asleep with a cigarette still burning between his Dear fingers. He Abby uses the stove, ■ > * > * > * * jgygpjj abpui it, i _ . . . » e, a a t - at* Aug. 12, 2000 Lui Amanda Cartagena, daughter of Lui Atitles and Nildo Cartagena Jr, o( Deltona was bom. Taltivi IXmetru. Vasbon Randall, ton of Kasira Moore of Sanford, was bom. Giselle Imayrs Rivera, daugh­ ter of Virginia and Hiolt Rivera of Del .and, was bom Makayla Atese Peterson, daughtecr of Jamie Orodle and Aric Peterson of Sanford.was bom. Faith Alexandra Dunlin, daughter of Amy and Ihomns Dunlin of Winter Park, was bom. Auk. 13, 2000 Shelby August Gail Moore, daughter ofLynntTU* and Michael Moore of Deltona, was 1 Aug. 14,2000 Leman Hameed-Aklitar, daughter of Jennifer and I lament Akhtar of DeBary, was bom. ■■.,, L .. Matthew James McConnell, son of TrLsJut and Matthew McConnell of Deltona, was I'H m. Allyscm Rite)- Stuart, daughter of Sherrie and Craig Stuart of Oviedo, was bom I _______ ,, Aug. 15, 2000 ! Allison M fiW n w c rJ d|ughter of CafKorti te and Ahtitony Foster of Deltona, was I Pridlla Paola Victoria llcz, daughter of Clara and ancisco Gonzalez of Sanford, Was bom. r- I jada Nicole Cannier, dtuglv of Lawanda H y m a n and Cbrv Cannon of Deltona, was I'Om •Thomas Everett Scheffer, son of Mandy Steiner and Thomas Scheffer of Deltona, was bom. a U ikh Dm uw n llndnity.Riw iof Shannon and Bradley I tadesty of Lake Mary, was bom .1- • 1Gabrielle Katrina De Montrichard, daughter of Suzanne De Montrichard of LAngwood, was bom. tig. 16, 2000 Alii slatalie Gorualez, daughter of Nat Claudia Molina and Carlo* Gonzalez ol take Mary, wa* b< m. Austin Nicholas Kurhela, son ol to Carol Young and Nkholas K irhela of Deltona, was bom. Atig. 17, 2000 Amiirvon Jaquel McKinnon, •of Shaamira Hooks •McKinnon Jr. of vas bom. Ablgayle Marie Sehrcr, d lighter of Barbara and Wiliam Sefacr of Ssnfoid, was b< m. 1. Madison Palga Taylor, daughtef of Celia and Andrew Taylor of Deltona, was bum. ofD ■Rachel Kim Anh Williams, Lighter of HilUnthUband }uc Williams of DeBary. Photo submitted by Draco U. Stln*clphe- located at 107 S, Magnolia Ave was built in 1910 This picture ol the press room was probably taken soon after­ Ttm Sanford Herald ward. The building served as offices and press room until the newspaper moved to 204 W. First St. around 1956. It you can Identify any of the people, contact Grace M, Stinodpbor at 407-322-4361. The picture was made available by the Sanford Museum Sankofo program celebrates Rites of Passage Sankofo Program celebrated its Year 2000 Rites o f Passage, The celebration of the ancient •Ml****.*l*l«*M£»••••*! 1(vfadom of our U African ances­ tors for the Young Ladies of Distinction and Hoys II Men was held .. Saturday, Aug. IV, at liie Ik-ttjv D. Smith Mama Cultural Arts H a w k in s Center. •••••••• Patrice Anderson prcHiletl during tlu> nvimlng’i .. ceremonies. . Entertainment was rendered by Thjiri Arts, Obuesna music by Lorraine Offer Seven principals of the Rite of Passage were recruited,'Boys to Men and Young Ladies of Distinction, featuring Althcnla Singleton, Ricardo Williams Jr., Jacelyn Johnson, and isiah Rouse. Words of wisdom came from Jeanette Williams, Seminole County educator The History of Sankofo was given to tlie parents, guests and well-wishers of these young people. Sankofo is a program spon­ sored by the Grove Counseling f &* SK>1 m r a * n u n n f m i n d liv in o i no Toung uaaios or uisuncuon wiin co u n selo r vyanoa n a m s Center In c , designed to assist adolescents, females and males, ages 11 to 13 with those struc­ tures, rituals or ceremonies by which they will successfully come to know who they are, what they arc about, the pur­ pose and meaning for their exis­ tence, and the passageway to the next stage in their lives. Wanda Hare irris-Fitzpa trick. ig. 18, 2000 Justin Matthew Girard, son of xilc and Gregory Girard of Hint Dora, was bom. Quentin Colin Mocda, son of by and Anthony Mocda 111of Ilona, was bom. Austin Jeffrey Canelll, son of a Montera and Jeffrey Cartelli Sanford, was bom. Lake 3k Sankofo B o y * II Mon with C ounselor Britt L Henderson Britt Henderson and Patrice Anderson are the counselors who see that the Development of the youth are geared to the sewn principles, and the under­ standing of African and African American history and culture, their well being, spirituality, cooperative economic systems, and self-envirocunent as related to the present and future. Abo, a d ear knowledge of community service, govern­ ment, manhood and woman­ hood. Special thanks to die Altamonte Springs Chapter of the Links, Inc., Blossoms and Petals Florist, Tobacco Free Partnership Seminole County, Michael Mobley, coordinator and to the parents and guardians of the students in the program Young Ladies of Distinction, indude Chanel benn, Brittany Martin, Jocelyn Johnson, Kocnish lll.icx, Alhcnia Singleton, tiffany Richardson, Karhlyn Griffi dv Sliaquita Cnimity. Boys II Men are Javion ’Brown, Isiah Rouse III, Byrann Rudolph, Brandon Williams, Brian Robinson, Brian Hayes, Lorenzo Jackson, Ricardo Williams Jr., and Quinton Jones. "It takes a whole village to raise a child.’' Students interest­ ed should call 407-327-1765, e x t 2000. Pastor WlUam Lewis, Minister Vida Graham, Long, Kelvin, and the Bethel Book and Bftile Center celebrated their first anniversary Saturday, August 19, The community says Pastor Lewis has made their first year a great success. The center is located at 818 Sanford Ave., 407-321-3228, for albums, Bibles, books, religious gifts, cards and T-shirts. 1The Grace Haynes-Brewer Past State President^ Club of lire Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World will celebrate their 7th anniversary', Sunday, Sep t 3 and 3p.m. at Second Shiloh Baptist Cnurch, Airport Bh'd. Speaker will be PGDR Curtistin Peterson. The theme— "Oirislian laborers upholding the Principals of Eikdom." Grace Melton is president. Painters’ to support the arts Seniors create iore are ere, callTauIee 1 The je r and betthe Lake Mary gc tin Qimrpunity J3uilding a t . all the time. 4 0 7 -3 2 + G 0 6 0 . «• •» * Currently/ttyey are Another new offering or ;anizing a new group from the Lake Mary ca led "The Backyard Seniors will be monthly Pi ntere of Lake Mary." seminars. The first semi­ n e new group already nar is scheduled for ha i 30 members. The Thursday, Sept. 14 at 10 ;tpl of the Backyard ’in te rs is to encourage a m. The topic will be personal guardians and m re art in the drea and Mary guardianship, personal pi wide support for Rowell and professional. T^ia m ire artists, The group ••••••a* hrpes to sell their art at speaker will J*’ Dot is Ahem, a bonded professional festivals. H ie paintings guardian licensed by the court. 't be framed, which will the artists to offer them at The la k e Mary Seniors will continue to hold seminars er prices. If you're interestthroughout the year on the secin Joining the Backyard and falls asleep. He talks to himself. I believe he has three personalities: the friendly talk­ er; the one who "shuts down" and is angry at the world; and the rude, obnoxious person who emotionally abuses me. Mark's famous words are, "I have never hit you.” Physically, no — but mentally I am beaten regularly. We have no soda! life because he has to drink before we go anywhere — so I don't accept invitations. When he's not working, he drinks 95 per­ cent of the time. Within the last two years, he's had two DU1 citations (driving under the influence), so cither I or one of our three children must pro­ vide his transportation to and from work. All three kids say I should leave him. They love their father, but do not enjoy being around him. Mark h as one brother, but they d on't talk because of Mark's drinking. Besides the children and me, Mark has no one else. He refuses to go for treat­ ment. He promises to stop drinking, but doesn 't If he isn't In bed, I can’t sleep at night because I’m afraid he'll bum the house down. I want Mark and other alco­ holics to know tliat besides complicating their own U rn, they arc ruining the lives of all the people around them. 1 nave concluded that 1 would be happier and have alone in a trailer than in my house with an alcoholic SEEKING PEACE IN M ISSOURI p5i yqEaapft«BWM fe j jja a Apg. 19,2000 Hailey Ann Marie Castellano, di lighter of Amanda and D nald Castellano of Altamonte Sf rings, was bom. l*aR C 3 C Wife tired o f spending life with alcoholic Vintage View Aug. n . 2000 Hubert !«■ Rives 111, son of Sabrina Floyd and Hubert R n w Jr., was bom. Shanell LcTra Rivers, itaugliter of S»brln,i Floyd and Hubert Rivers Jr., was bom. Cody John AtUre, son of lx** and John Alkire Jr, of Ixmgwtxxl. was bom. Jnlen Nathaniel Bertmnd. son of Amber I’aige and James Bertrand of Longwood, was bom. 2000 ond Hiursday o f every month The second seminar will be the second Thursday in October, w ith the topic, Medicare, n ib seminars are open to the public and everyone is invited to attend. All seminars will be held At the Community Building in Lake Mary. Holiday In The Park Fed that little bit of a nip In the air? Already humming a few bare of "Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer?" Okay, so maybe not. But planning for Holiday in the Park, the City of Lake Mary's annual tree lighting event, has already begun. The date fur this year's event is Friday, Dec. 1. The planning committee is looking for groups who would like to take part in the festivi­ ties. The Lake Mary Woman's G ub will once again be one of the supporters of the event. As in previous years, the Woman's Club will be offering cookie's and coffee or hot chocolate to anyone bringing in a donation of non-perishable food items for Safehouse o f Seminole County. Safehuu.se is a shelter for bat­ tered spouses. Children will also be able to make a craft when they bring a toy to donate to Safehou.se. In previous years, entertain­ ment has been provided by the Lake Mary High Drama Club, Greenwood Likes Middle School Choic Country Joe Rosier, Mike Wierzbowsld, and the Stardust Girl Scouts. If you or your group is interested in helping outit 1with this year's did I loliday in the Park, o i l Mary R o w e ll a t 4 0 7 - 3 2 1 - 1 4 9 8 . Community Building Closed Tlie Lake Mary Community Building will be dosed for the Labor Day Holiday. It will abo bo closed in activities Tuesday, Sept. 5 to beuaed a * a polling site for eleetkna. It will reopen to the public Wednesday, Sept 6. DEAR SEEKING PEACE. First contact Al-Anon. They offer information and emo­ tional support to family and friends o f alcoholics. Call 1609-344-2666 for meeting Information, 1-800-356-9996 for introductory literature. Their Web site ia wwvualznon.org. Second, listen to your chil­ dren. They have your best interests at heart Third, speak to an attorney and ask for a trial separation. The attorney will protect your financial interests. Fourth, ask your husband to leave. You must stay in your home to protect It from fire. This may appear to be a drastic solution, but it's the only way to get his attention ana find peace o f mind. Don't feel guilty. You deserve to be happy, respected and safe. DEAR ABBY: 1 am 20 years old and in a long-term relation► with my boyfriend, who to b ln n is he's experi36. My problc coring problems having sex with me. He says he loves me too much to be able to have sex. He say* he almost thinks of me as a child. He also told me that the best sex he's ever had was with someone he always argued with. Is this normal? SEXLESS IN EDMONTON DEAR SEXLESS: Some peo­ ple find conflict to b e a turn­ on. This may be normal for him - but it ian't for you. i would b e concerned about being with a man who thinks of you as "a child" and not as a mature woman. You have the right to a healthy, intimate relationship, The two o f you might bene­ fit from couples counseling. It will give you more insight into this man. It w ill also give you the opportunity to express what you expect from each othec and w a it you want for yourselves. I wish you luck. C 3000 UN IVLRSAl r U S S SVNDICATt I �Inside ... Marva Hawkins 3C Mary Rowell 3C Seminole Herald • Sanford. F la , • Sunday, September 3, 2000 • Pape 1C New York Times Bestsellers Pictured below, Brian VanDusen of Sanford works on Rocky, a 7year-old Tennessee walking horse at Longwood*s Springdale Farms. At left, Var.Duecn works on a horseshoe after it was heated. VanDusen earns a living by shoeing horses (a farrier). He alco owns a 10*acre horse farm In Sanford. Non-Fiction 1. r r 8 NOT ABOUT THE BIKE, by Lance Armstrong with Sally Jenkins. (Putnam, $24.95.) A memoir by the Tour de France champion and cancer survivor. Z TUESDAYS WITH UORRIE, by Mitch Albom. (Doubleday, $19.95.) The author tens of his weekly visits lo Ns death's door. s. LIFE ON THE O lh en eh>*. by Sylvia Browne with Lindsay Harrison. (Dutton. $23.95.) A guided tour of the afterlife, by a -working phychic.* 4. ME TALK PRETTY ONE DAY, by David Sedarts. (Little, Brown, $22.95.) A collodion of autobiographical comic essays by the author of "Naked." 5. FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS, by James Bradley with (Bantam, $24.05) L<| , - yS. The story ol the six men who raised (he flay at Iwo ‘ y-'y CVv y . y J.mn, by the son o' . v. one ol them. ■ ~ r . /•••'’ / :■ 16 By Arthur Zielinski Staff Photographer ocky needs a new pair of shoes. Rocky, a Tennessee walking hone, that Is. And a J L RkJoeal farrier Is just the man to fit them on his hooves. Brian VanDusen earns a living by shoe* Ing horses (a farrier), It's a profession ' 0. AMERICAN RHAPSODY, by J o e E&rtertias S , ■ (KnopJ, $25 95.) The Clinton sex scandals as soen by the men who wrote -Basic Instinct* and *8howghts* 7. M THE HEART OF THE SEA, by Nathaniel Pnaonck. (Vlidng. $24.05.) An account of the whaleehlp Essex, whose disastrous fata In me tarty 19th oenwry would inspire Herman rxervuc «, IN A SUNBURNED COUNTRY, bv Bll Bryson. (Broadway, $25.) The author of *A Walk m the Woods* reports on Ns travels through Australis. 9. KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL, by Anthony Bourdaln. (Bloomsbury, $24.95.) A memoir-expose by the executive chef at Brasserie L it HaflM in New York. 11 people may be surprised to find the pro­ fession is alive ana prospering in Seminole County. VanDusen, w ho owns a 10-acre hone farm In Sanford, said he spent his entire . ■if* Mt-avS h o rrt* .;g j. . *1 use to work on my unde's ranch In Texas during summer vacation,” he said. Helping take care of the horses was |ust part o f the everyday jobs he learned to do while growing up. VanDusen didn't give serious thought to becoming a farrier until six years ago. At that time, he was working ut construc­ tion but would talk to the farrier who would vUU h la fa im to shoe hie quarter «horses. -------: t *1 wanted to get out of the i decided to make the chihga,” explained. Aa part o f VanDusen'4 leap worked with three different fa one y e a r— without getting w 1 0 . m O M D A W N T O O eO A O C N C C . m m m S u a m . iS n is o o to » prawn*. Fiction he said, band, who f e e onChrlatmaa Day. 4 . STALKER, by event i f i only |3 more, and the price includes one o f our new designed Golden Age Carnes 2000 T- m than •* we 5Q topic ; S . r. , : r - -»•*• o f both the slate and we waht our local folk* to b criig tb lc volley ball will be St th e Salvation A m y a n also adding one ad ncTHup wnn m e new powung i Sanford, ecM dukd to open abc ! . BrstofO ctobefc ■ Qt I imagine, aa usual, you have many fun events planned in addition to the competition. We will have the usual talent show on Thursday, Nov. 2, the Friday night Rivership Romance cruise, the Wednesday night mid-week banquet at the Civic Center, and a Monday evening ’ Qt (a there a charge fo r the fun eventa? At Onhr for the cruise on the Romance, b an q u et People w ill have to make [nents forth em ahead of time. The other n can you register to participate in com­ e a n_______V available right now. * - . . mm,-, » . can stop 407-3304697 mod w erU mail entry forma to �TIIK RKMINOI.F, IIKR.M.O O B Septem ber 3 . 2000 B u s i n e s s mmmmmmnmmmmmmmu Business Notes Hiring pattern remains bullish Scholarship presentation # _-adiminishedi payrolls cent. forecast Three months ago, 57 percent said staff increases were indicated judging from the latest survey, while seven percent predicted firms in tire Orlando area, which workforce declines. Gavin said, includes all of Seminole and "While recruiting holiday help is Orange counties, will close this year with a dynamic hiring sente. always a factor at years’ end, off­ setting slowdowns in other The Information is from the latest industries influence employers' Employment Outlook Survey by plans as well." Manpower Inc., which has been This fall, job prospects appear released for the Octoberbest in construction, durable and December quarter. non-durable goods manufactur­ "As we approach the final ing, transportation/public utili­ months ot the year," said Daniel ties, wholcsalo/retail trade and G. Gavin of Manpower, "47 per­ services cent of business respondents will For the Orlando/Sanford area, expand their workforces this fall, tlw survey indicate* zero percent while none report plans U* cut expecting decreases in staffing back. Another 53 percent expect and/or employment. no change." While the survey nlso checks For tlte ending quarter of 1999 employers who, at this time, the outlook was bright when 30 "don't know," tire local area indi­ percent anticipated recruiting more workers and only three per­ cated ■ zero percent. From staff reports Bank Growth Community National Bank of Mid-Florida, Lake Mary, marked its first anniversary recently and bank directors said they- arc very pleased with the growth of the bank over the past 12 months. “We set out to establish a community bank that serves its customers on a personal, face-to-face level and we have achieved that," said Michael Malta way, Gtalrman of the Board. Bank President Bill Barwick said over 1,000 cus­ tomers have opened accounts at the hank during the first 12 months of opera­ tion, and that the bank ;rantcd some $18 million in oans during that time. Photo tubmittoO to th# Usa DoAngelis, left, a senior at Luke Howotl High School, was the Florida winner In the third annual Coldwetl Banker Residential Roal Estate Inc. program lor 2000. She will be artending Florida Stale University in the fail. Sha is tbo daughter of Judy DoAngelis. a Roaltor ot Coldwell Banking In Winter Springs. ! New Lease Kealvcst Partners, In c of Maitland, recently negotiat­ ed a new lease for 4,250 square feet of industrial space at Spring Hammock Industrial Park in Longwood. The new tenant was listed as A&J Automation. Building Lease Collins Arnold Commercial Real Estate Services recently negotiated leases that total 18,000 uarc feet of retail space In tamontc Springs, and more than 16,000 square feet of industrial warehouse In Orlando. The Altamonte Springs location was listed at 130 East Altamonte Drive. The new tenant is the Crenshaw School for Performing Arts. Location: 100 Logan Haights Circle, Sanlorxl, just off Lake Mary Boulevard and oast ot the Seminole County School Board facility. Contractor. Vestcor ConstructkxA/estoor Realty, head­ quartered in Jacksonville Is the contractor lor the development. Completion data: Construction Is still under way although several buildings are now considered completed. Prospective residents have been In the process ot sign­ ing up tor their new homes stneo July. Officials say the first movingIn day has been set lor Sept. 15. a New Division ERA Breeae Craft Hensley, an Altamonte Springs rest estate company, has established a new builders' servioe division. Rob Breese, partner In the firm, said Pete Craft, princi­ pal broker and partner will head the new division which will focus on selling spec or inventory homes fo r both custom and merchant builders. Breese said the division will offer builders a three-tiered approach to sales and marketing. The company was formed earlier this year with two real estate professionals. t> Construction; se e Ijog an H eights The total completion date ot all 15 buildings Is In March ol 2001. FYI: In all. there will be 360 units In Logan Heights Special Senior Discounts are being offered, with no application lees required. Apartments are not restricted to seniors however with plans already under way for chil­ dren's’ activities. Laura Reeves. Community Manager lor Logan Heights has alroady mapped out a list of activi­ ties Including tco cream socials, the establishment of a Kids Club, with numerous activities planned, wine and cheese happy hour, tootball parties Including the Supertoowl. holiday ovents, a quilt­ ing beo, monthly How-to and crafts classes, and much more. Reeves stressed that ell apart­ ments are "Senior Friendly* and are located on the first floor, with solid concrete construction. For additional Information, con­ tact Laura Reeves at 407-402­ 2263. Chamber plans numerous events The Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce recently announced its September schedule. The Chamber's September breakfast meeting will be Wednesday, Sep t 6, from 7:30 to 9 »-tn. In Heathrow Country Club. The Mayors from the • e v e n dries In Seminole County will speak at the event. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. The September new member reception will be Wednesday, Sept. 13, front 8 3 0 to 10 a.m. in the Hilton Garden Inn in Lake Mary. There is no charge for the event. The September professional women’s network is set for Wednesday, S c o t 15, from 5 3 0 to 7 3 0 p .tn . in C lu b f-nprit Apartments in Altamonte Springs. Complextions Plus will be presenting on professional make-up and skin care. Cost Is $10 for non-members. For more Information about these events, call 407-834-4404. NNUAL rt January 13"', 2001 at the Citrus Bowl '.H S jF S H tfin IK ■ < See The Beat of Florida’s Players Seminoles, Gators, Hurricaines, Knights, Ratti • ^ aa a M l — A _1 "I*!-. — A I Take On The Best Players From Around am RtsemtJ Saatsan avallablathrough M X f 9 ? A GREAT GAME IWsM«o 1 G *tf Count. .. | noed 3-5 star* by i t G o ffD k **< W B \ yards of iM aitic ^ K flo r id a to lf. i People on the Move - ........ I THAT RAISES MONEY FOR A GREAT CAUSE from Ik J j < * 4 )0 7 4 7 2 7 Rkkd joined It 13 yean R*Tlviv. — ' 5i « . 4 > HaraM photo by Tommy v'ne#nl Logan Heights, one ot Sanford* newest apartment complexes, win house 360 units. All apartments will be "Senior Friendly.’ but the facility win not be limited to seniors. — Sub-Zero's New Home Harkins Development Corporation, a Lake Mary based builder and develop­ er has reached the 50 per­ cent completion milestone o t the design/build con­ struction of a 12JOOO square foot warehouse for Sub­ Zero Refrigeration, The $500000 building is the local commercial air condi­ tioning, refrigeration and service company's new fieri! ty in Sanford. The office/warehouse is under construction on a one acre site In Sanford Central Park. Completion date is set for September of this y e s t cran InsUriatian technicians to supervisory positions. Florida Solar President Skip West promoted M a* B in r a f and Ready llc k a l to Installation crew chiefs. Brewer has been with the Under This rt.m Knbe mmmffid toto the This can compared the l Daytona Beach area where a 13 percent decrease Ls expected and 17 percent don'l know, and the ; Melbourne area with a 10 percent decrease projected with 23 per­ cent not knowing. The state aver­ age is a four percent decrease for this next three-month time penod and 33 percent still undecided. Demand for additional work­ ers throughout the country con­ tinues at record levels for the sec­ ond consecutive quarter as 32 percent o f nearly 16,000 respon­ dents indicated plans for further ; hiring. Only seven percent expect declines imd k, , r permit are yet undecided. Tlic Manpower survey, con- • ducted quarterly, is based on tlie ; results of nearly 16,000 public I and private cmployvi» Lt 487 U S cities. : = v ,V �I’a fto 6 B T he S eminole H er aid Septem ber 3 .2000 P a y in g fo r y o u r c la s s I t ie dLfldl Seminole Herald W* gtefty accapt Ua-itwcard or Vim Wo ni*o V l»k» cm * of «p*reon*l titymck M wOrnon who wish to b* bflted can mak* •n**0>""*rJ* ■ **■ th«r ad la placed R u m keop In mind fruit od» In th* P*n*onala (d a * a * l). rW**TT>* Oppoflunthe* (d a n . 55) A Garage Sato* (217) !» « *• t * f W " advano* You can tax your ad to <07-323-9408 300 N. French A va, Santord 31771 • P. 0 . 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Lube 8 Titer 294 Panting 295 Paper Hangkig 297 Peat Control 298 Plano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 RooTxig 302 Screen 8 Glass Work 303 Secretarial 8 Typing 304 Skftng 305 Sm al Busaioss 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pod Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Trnvtf 312 Tret Server! 313 TV/Radw 314 Upholstery 316 Welding 8 Sheet Metal 318 Well Drilling 319 Window Washing 8 Tinting 2 6 9 C leaning S e r v e r s M ISCELLA N EOU S 239 2 40 241 2 43 245 199 Pets 8 Supplies 200 Uveetock/Farm Supplies Motorcycles'll.ket For Sals Boat Rentals Hec. Vehtdea/Cemperi For Sale Traitor* For Sale Farm Equipment 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 2 70 Concrete 271 Construction 2 72 Detrvery Services 275 Drywan 2 7 6 Electrical 277 f enoe 278 Handy Man 2 7 9 Hauling 2 8 0 Home Improvement* 281 Irrigation 8 Repair 282 283 284 2 85 2 88 2 52 Accounting 253 Addiions 8 namoddtng 254 Air Conditioning 183 Waterfront Property For Sale 185 Duplex For Said/ ( J ( ) ( 1 4 1 — H o m e s Fo r S a l e 255 Alterations 258 Appliance Repair 2 5 7 Auto Elect. Repair 2 58 Automotive 2 8 0 Bush Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 2 62 CabkteU 2 83 Carpentry 284 Carpet 8 Installations 2 65 Carpel Cleaning 288 Catling Repair 267 Ceramic THe 2 68 Chad Cara Centers EM PLO YM EN T Jamtorlal Service* Jewelry 8 Repair Lake!rod Clearing Landscaping Laundry Services 2 4 5 — F a r m t u u iP M m r For Sale S a v in g s n l g y Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everydayl III BRAND NEW HOME!11 3br,2ba acreen porch, private , sprinkler ayatam w .W Only 4107)000. Call i»W e Realty, 407-7*7or 407-323-3553. HANFORD • Centamporary 3 bd home on dbl lot «y screened porch, **t-to kachen, eap dmg room CWy \ litlN tf /in Tyre okjim Greet Buy at *127.ooo'i C M NorthaMi Retoty («OT)7r-WOO Q lte l-Z c K M n sa y Ferpursan Tractor. 135 dwsel. 40hp, 14.5 0 0 I I t « hydraulic risk. S I 500 Other •qutpnwnl 407-6600808. hr rreq or (407)323-3883- SXKFSR d Humane Society of Somlnole County Spacious 3 indaceping toduda* 8 s. asking. 597.000. Ita O e rM y t'm a R a a n North aid a Realty, Pickup-Fui Sr’kEjrUng No Snap Torvwau Cover-New |2SO-Sacrihc» 1100 Jack. 407-3234517. 235— T r u c k /B u s e s /Va n s F o r S ale 159— R e a l E s t a t e W akted 332-0187. l i t — APPLIANCE & F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e CtoMa National Forest Urts-tlOO down, 18421/month, wwwonftandLoom Oimar 352 238-4578 and eventogi 35248M7S0. Advertise your business or services Bad- I arba thick orthopedc PILLOW TOP Ml Never used Coal 11100, ae*S275 407-873- a m onth! 1010 Call the Classified Department a t (407 ) 322-2611 Nkbolo v S f f iy v Service Center i0niMjQQ/,8ioJB0 fn 0 1 ^ 1 3 1 9 y B m qW b UW I 275-DjmvALL FORCE byB r a y * jthoriad DwSr 1298 ho aam# groat results as our regular M b w Jh M a tm irucriona, 2 8 5 -L a n d s c a h n g S iB tT k T. ,T 6 \ U \ 0 ^ Dry Wall •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll 407*322-6338 U1 * Serrkt ft Sake* • H w ftttw d h rii Uaad B o * ft Som 4070314712 2 8 1 - H o m i: I mprovement Al’a Handy Man 294-P aintinc 2 9 9 -P l u m b in g OUALrrr CARE PLUMBING COMMERCIAL 8 RESIDTNTIAI CompWW rkjnbtog same*, kc 301-R oohnc Sp e cial 222—M usical Instruments Psychic Advisors (407)122-0964 ‘D ■ d a t o toA* Flirting era Msal few* Job* Around TTw ip 'Psychic Shop I f you A nc p p M i i uAoaf lovt, bmiimi, Wir OfferAffordable Beautyand Value! •Single Store Design- No One Below or Atm* f i Energy* Etftdent Studio ft t Bedroom MonUtti Apartment* •Friendly. Oruftt. Dependable Management m r r k y * health o r Jam tiy. \u k the P ty th * Shop fo r a rvaJIng. tour. MC. VISA 407-320-1741 We'll help you in aR _L— w .4._ . - _|i ||v- | m iiu tT i o i m i l • Attic Storage, Write patio ft More! Herald ( )V a « $40 par mantfi----------4 linss/3 months $50 par month,.-------- 5 Nnea/3 months �P a g e 411 September 3. 2 0 0 0 T he S e m in o l e H Call 322*2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad erald LEGALS NOTICE Or PUBUC BALE PUBLIC NOTICE a h m i R a n tool an I * a t * and to* bn * Mad b*tow, and ctalmtoig t a n day to aaa al Pubte Auctav to to* Ngtaai taddar. tor earn, at to* n tih ou aa d RTORAOE USA. tocatod al 1007 w ill Dfinngi ixt, nwiw Bipnripi, Da 37700. tia » M W to* toAhouaahold a re ta buatnata good*, tor ran and tahat cfwrg** tot which a Ian cn aama n dattnad to w* DATE OP SAlEOa^ambar I t , 7000 1t:30A M JANET EVANS « . XtOMARA M MARTINEZ #»«. MICHAEL TRANKS MTU. GORDON POLLARD 1330. t o m o tr o u A a n . lw d a s u e ELLIOTT IN LINDA SUE EUIOTT m Auebonaar Tampa Ltountoton A EM 00 du rin g dapoai w* ba ceftoewt) tot aarh i « tuiAaaad and taAatdad t a r a l o ortta* M t a t a t Th* *bO¥* noaca to b* pubkVwd one* a an al tor h a conucutw* * * * * * Said M * to b* mdw and by wiua ol to* Ttitutaa of »w S u l** of Honda, at auto e a r n mad* and pmPuMwh AuguM 77. and Sapaantoar 3, 7000 D ER 1I0 Coutooua* to Sanlord. Ftortda. at 1140 am on to* ISto day d Saplambar. 1000 to* toiowkig daaertoad prtpaiy aa ad lato to add Stanmary Ftod Judgment to n * LOT N . DEER RUN UNO II. ACCORD4NO TO THE PLAT THEREOF, AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK I * PAGER I ! A W 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Datod to* 23 day d Augud. MOO (ORCUfT COURT SEAL) Maryam* Mona Ctorti d t a C t a * Court By Maty B m p a OaputyOan a you am a patten into a i3tab*ty ■too naada any acmmmndaban to you art ammad, at no s o * Is you, Is to* prortaton d cartato aaatatam Plata* ooman toa otita* d to* Court AdtntoMtrator, SLMINOLE County Coutooua*. * 407 37J 4130 dtoto h a (71 working day* d you racatpf d to * Norte* d S d *. 1600056S77I (TOO) lor haartng knpaaad or 1-600-V56-6770, v * Ftortda Ralay DAVID J STERN. PA ■01 8 UravoraCy Orb* S t*a 500 PMntaaon. FL 33374 (7541711 6000 0050506(FM)QCH PubTdt Augjal IT , and SapMitoor 3.7000 D ERIM NOTICE fUBLIC NOTICE n fwiwby grmn toat.cn to* dal* and at lana hated batowand continuing t a n day to d*r umi a l good*» add .** *HI * * i at public auomn.lo toa high**) btddai.tor caah.al i t * oarahouaa STORAGE USA tocalad at 7400 WCotorM Dt Otlando F L JT Sll.to* oonunu ol toa fcAtowIng ilm ig r butanaaa goodi.tor rah and otoar charg** tor when a In* on aam* * camadtoaC date o r sa l e t n t n o THATo r SALE ISO PU JEFF LEONARD UNIT 2052, BREN 0U WAYNE UNO 702, CO0Y MITCHEU UNIT 614. MONELL EZRA UNIT Idee. BENNETT ROBERT UNIT 1060, MARISA RIPSO UNIT 724, DARRYL WEATH­ ERS UNTI 1133 Aucoonaar Tampa Liquidator* A $50 00 daantng dapoal art* b* ertlacHd tor a*ch uni punbaaad and n tirn td aflat al tom an* ol toa u rl ha* boon rammad horn to* ladWyTn# abovad note* la Is b* puWahadmo* a ***** far Ian eon• acu ta *o*K* Said * a * to be imdtr and br **u* d toa SUM of Hortdajn tu di ca t* mad* and prsndad PuMdi Augun IT, and Saptantoar 3. loco DCR-IB0 e tn e u rr c o u r t fo r SEMMOU COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DtYtEJON : 00-TU CP we In Ra Th* EataM Ol MARJORIE L BARBER. m th e N o n c e o r AMRIMIRAnON (On* PR) Th* adnanatradsn d to* * * * * * d MARJORIE L BARBER dacaaaad. Fa* Nuntoat ( 0 7 1 4-CP, N pandtog to to* Probata Court. Bantam* C arry . ftortda. toa addraa* d alach * PO OratorC Sartord. FL 37772 0654 M THE CIRCUrt COURT O f THE 1ITH JUOIC1AL CIRCUR, MANOrOR SEMMDLE COUNTY. FLORIDA GENERAL CASE 740:00 CASTS 14 ■ NAVY FEDERAL CREDIT UNION PLAINTFF VS MICHAEL RAY BROZZO MVA Michael r b h o z z o . f living . AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEEB. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTLCA PARTIES CLASHING AN NTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST MICHAEL RAY BROZZO A*/A MICHAEL R BROZZO. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MOLAEL RAY BROZZO ArtUA MICHAEL R BROZZO. IE ANY. FIRST UNION HOME EOLFTY BANK. N X : TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, m e.: JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS to POSSESSION DEFTNOANT(S) R I -N o n e t OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu•want to an Ordat Granting to* Mdton to R aid F orad Jtu * Sau naiad Augud I t . 7000 anHrad in CM Cat* Na 00 CA S IS 14 B d tot C m * Caul d to* ISTH JudkSd C t a * at and tor bem in o le Oouay, Santord, Ftortda, I a * a*» to to* high ■ ATTHEWad Fmrd Don d toa SEMI­ NOLE County Courtoouaa In Bantoid, Ftortda, d t l 4 0 am. an to* ISto day dStgaantoar. 1000 toa lot towing draerfcad proparly a* ad lotto rt **U Summary Rnd Judgmatn. totato LOT 143. TWIN RIVERS SECTION VL ACCOROINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 40, PAGES SB-75. PUBLIC -------SEMINOLE COUNTY, Odad to * a day d AuguaL (OnCUT COURT SEAL) *A U W I e S s t ED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AJparaon* on atoam to * rtoSoa * chalanga to* tratidtiy of to* *4«. to* quaMeattorw e l tha fictional n p t * H t U M . vanua, or paMoBon d to * oourt. at* raquMd la U* l a k obfadona *4to to * c n a i WTTHM THE LATER OF T W EE MONTHS a f t e r th e p a t e o f n c f ir s t PUBLICATION OF THB NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYB AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH B NOTICE ON THEM i d to* daoadart, and a copy d to * r C M d to* Cbcut Court By: Mary Sacupa DagdyClarti * you a n a paraon « B i a c d no mat ta you, lo iht pnMiion uf oartiln m l iii ngi . o ad toa C eut d to * Note* d S d * . M *771 (TDO) lor I l-aGHOSSTTO. na DAVE) A STERN. PX . «OISUnh*ra»yOrtva S d * 500 toa d a * d toa tral putouaon at Via court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF T W FIRST PUBUCAIXm OF THO N O TE* OR THWTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NODCf ON THEM AS dhat aadaor* d to* daoadM. and paracna having d a ta * *r dananda agatnal d __. mun IS* todr ctatma »ah to* WITHIN TW EE MONTHS * ' THE DATE OF THE FBWT CATION OF m s NOnCE. ALL CLARIS. DEMANDS, AAC OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED W»L BE FOREVER BARRED. Tha d a * d to* I a *Augual 17,1000. LATH PO , Boa 7113*0 Sabaaban. FLS7B7S-13SO 8TEVEN LUUCK ESOUBC U M j W M P M M THE 1ST ATE OF BETTY A POOLE LANQ. I40TJ6WA45I FkaidaBarNo 000* 61* PuAah SayaarrYar 3.10. 7000 D ESK m THE ORCUR COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CAW NO W-CA 7404-14-K UNITED COMPANIES LENDING CORPORATION, LOUISE TUCKER UNKNOWN TEN­ ANT I. UNKNOWN TENANT II. and any unknown hatra. daviaaaa. uiknewn paracna « u*no*m i aa darning by. toreud> • any d to* abova-namad Dalandanta. AMENDED NORCt OF NOTICE * handy g*v«n to d toa uidaratgnad CtarS d to* C t a j* Caul d Serrano* Oourty, ricrMa, * d wi to* I to day ol flRUcmbcr, 7000. d 1140 Cdodt AM at Wad b ed door d to* Sarmnda County Courtoouaa n Sed od . Flonda. d h r t o a a * and **• at p d *c euory lo toa l i d * * and bad Uddr t o e*dt, to* to Samtoo* Camay. Fiona* Ld 14. LONE PINES, aotnrrang to toa p *i toarad latmrdad ai Plat B ook 1Z Page 11. d toa PubTc Raoorda d Sammo* Couity. Florida punuam to to* Final Judgment amarnd In a c a t* pandng to add Court, to* «fy4* d which * todfcd ad WITNESS my hand and d 5d *l ta d d add Court to * ISto day d Augud. 2000 * you ar* o paracn w *t a d a d d ly who naada any tcixanmnrtadon to ordar to paA cyaa to to* procaadtog. you ara andtod. al no ood to you. to to* pmrtdon d tanain a i u tone* PtoaaaoomaelCouladmto*Irator. 301 N. Part A van*. Suaa N301. Sanford. Flonda 37771, (407)565-4177 ail 4127. wltoto I wanting day* d you raoatol d to * note* d toradoaun a a *. * you at* haanng Impaired, can 1-600 755■ 771:1 you a n vocn totpdrad. (a t 1-600-755-6770 (COURT BEAU CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT B r Mary S ta to * Deputy Clark Outtar (N otch. P X s i t s S Conway Rood SUtoE Otondo. FL 37*17 1407)3*1-6300 Putddi Stptombar A 10.2000 D ESK DEESNOANTtS) AINNOCO NOTICt OF ACTION TO ALL GRANTEES. BENEFTCIA HIES. UNKNOWN SPOUSES. IF MARKED, AMD IF DEAD, THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEE5 LEGATEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNS. LIENORS, SPO USES CREDITORS, SUCCESSORS OR TRUSTEES CLAWING UNDER THE CHARLES T MBLACK TRUST UNOER TRUST AGREEMENT DATED NOVEMBER 5 1766 ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES. IF ANY. WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THIS PROPERTY LOT 117. TB4ACUW i f l i T l V PHASE I REPEAT, aa noerdad to Pld Boo* 4 5 Pag** II . 13.14. ISA 1 5 PitoDe B acon * d Sam aid* Couay, Ftortda Th* Pvtotc Haanng wd b * hato to to* C*y Con>Titodon Ghanaian ■ 100 N. Oounby CM) Rd,LaK* Mary. Tha Pubac * touted to 5 Said hearing to i*rv * a oopy d you wrtoan datonaai, I any. upon GRACE ANNE OLAVK ESQUIRE. 13*0 Tudawd* R 5 Wtotor SprtngK FV 12705 on or baton to* 30to day bom to* M pi*acaaai d to* no*oa. and Ito to* ortgmd *4to t » Ctorti d to* Cbod Gout * » ‘ 7 4 0 p m . or ta toon aa pea*tola toaraaflar. to conaldar a tecyjad t a n Lbchati and Sharry yhung, app(cann. tor a vartanc* to Ohaptoi 155. Appandu G. Stolon * . and Oiaptor 154.14, Lak* Mary Coda d Ordaianca*. whara (aid aadtona gtrvtm eatback raqUramanU tor pod*, pod andoauaa end aoooooto 5m*toUrn*u* by toa Board d ArSuatmara. NOTE: F A PERSON OECOCS TO APPEAL ANY UEOStON MADE BY THB BOARD WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THB I S T W G OR HEANWa. HE OR SHE W E I NEfO A RECORD OF THE PROCCEDWGS. A M THAT. FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A V ERSA )IJ RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS a m ad e , w h ich RECORD MCUAJC3 THE TESTI­ MONY A M EVDENCE UPON WHCH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED. FLORIDA STATUTES ■E410S PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDMG ASSISTANCE TO PAR•DCFATS M ANY OF THESE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE C7TY ADA COORDMATOR AT LEAST AS HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEETMQ AT 4C7-M 4J074, CITY OF LAKE MARY. FUCMOA DATED: Montoy. Augud 14. WOO Pi4Mh:Sapton4*r 1. IOT0 DEB-1 Datau* a d ba tor Comptobtor WITNESS my han* and aaal d tot* Ooul on to * I S day d AUG. 2000 (Caul Sad) MARY ANNE MORSE CLERK CLERK OF THE CWCUfT COURT ■y.RM hllbv Deputy Ctorti Ann* Gto TL Ettyun 1340 K W kM M YWar Sprtnga. FL 127G* AMSBCAMMyffTHDtSABKJTKS ACT OF 17*0 NOTCE (407HS1 1230; no tolar toan 7 «baa prior to toa pnoeaM u. R haarbg bfpalrad. (TDO) 1-600MtofTTI a r Vdc* (V)1-«00-6tS*770 Ha Ftortdi Ratty Strytoa. 1517. K m p in a n (i) r M ta a M t I«gi m l I: ^urtm ofi paraonCi) H 3 s l!s H a H i A 7B O J) RAT ONLEY, at aU 1 ft ARNOLD RAT ONLEY and -Ita B R I I Mi K t THE CftCtSSMOS UNTT FOUR. ACCORDING TO THE MAR OR FIAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK 3 5 FADE* 3 * THROUGH M , W THE FUBUC RECORDS OF SE SM O U COM4TY.FLCRK3X . . . . , h*a feat* R a * aodMl you and you YOU ARE NOTinED toAtan acton UHVH r o w 02/11 I ha BCMHOLE CcuNA S ™ ”0 ’ ■s m s Aaatolet) U rtrg - Wet e e t home w/prtvato S *4 d *-p rtn ** i Start M *100. M 7 JJ5 -0 5 4 ? or 371-M 12 DeBary: New oounby dub home Pnveto luNdiad I r a k YVB prtyrtda ca rt a i needed while having Independence 13—Health & B eauty Denial co v a ia g * t11.tS/m o Include* h e * vtalon. ctilropracilc SpnacrtpBon d u g plan. 407-3223TI7. 15— C em etery Lo ts WOODLAWN CEMETERY 1 LOT 1100 407-345-5444 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL CASE NO 00 CA 411 14 K WHITE MOUNTAIN SERVICES CORPORATION F6WA SOURCE ONE MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. DAVID E ZUCKERMAN. IT LtVOTQ. ANO ir DEAD. THT UNKNOWN SPOUSE, HFIRB. DEVISEE B. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AGAINST DAVID £ ZUCKERMAN. DENISE M ZUCKERMAN SWEETWATER OAKS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC.: HUBBARD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OWA ORLANDO PAVINO COMPANY. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS H POSSESSION DEFENDANTS) N o rm of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pu(u a rtto a Bunmary ftod Judgment d tondoaur* datod Augud 24, looo anland to C h t C at* No COCA471 14 K d t h a C t a J * Court d e w KTH JUddd Cvcut to and tor SEMINOLE County, Santord. Ftortda. I trti aa* to to* t it f i* * and ban brtdnr tor caih County Coutooua* locaiad at 301 H Park Aaaru* to Santord. Ftond*. at 1 1 5 0 a m on tha 2tth day ot Saptombar. 2000 tha tottowlng daaertbad property aa ad torto In (aid Summary Ftod Judgmart. to e d LOT 1 5 BLOCK 0 . SWEETWATER OAKS SECTION 7. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED to PLAT BOOK 11. PAGE 76 ANO 2 *. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMPtOU COUNTY. FLORIDA Deled * i* 7 4 to day dAugutt. 2000. (CIRCUrT COURT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Claik d t a Clrou* Court Br. Mary B u m s* DapdyCtork THE LAW OFFICES OF OAVB) J . STERN. PA 27— N u r ser y C & C h il d are CMM ea r* m my horn*. Im o 4y n . Erparlanced Aa t lo t Kart d 407-68S-ST56 CNUcart to my home any agt. 33,1* o l u p . Raoum bla 7 am - 5:30pm Cal 407-322-2344 LEGALS Pubtoh Saptantoar 3,2000 0E5-24 NOTICS OF SALE 1764 MAZDA 1YVGD31BRL52I40I3 t i e PONTIAC PAWS F76CL556700 tSM CHEVY ! 0 1 AW31RBJ6146336 1767 PONTIAC lG7H2543eMW30?1M 754 MONROE RI)(C 15) LAKE MONHOE. FL 32747 700 AM >uNMh: DLS27 1.2000 notice Th* Houamg Adhcrty d t a Cay d Santord, Ftondt * Making an rv» vtdKVUnn to provtd* ctnaUtaotn tor to todudt mcncgamanilprcipteal atrtamaN Daadki* tor tada SOI d TtndhyD Hudnn Santord Houalng Autocray Santord. Ftond* 32772-238* 407/3233155 Pudah. SaprwTbat 3.2000 D EM to**ang daauhed property: LOT 1 5 ALAFAYA WOODS. PHASE MV, ACCCRPm O TO T X t s s s a r i i r B ' . ’ s SPEAR AND HOFFMAN, F X .. Aiumayt. whoa* a d d *** * 704 Souto DU* PLAT BOOK T7. RAOE 1 5 PUWJC RECORDS OP SEM MOU COUN­ TY. a O lY D X to am fea .a rd to R a to td tR n a i'd to to* C M d ■ *( OM*t Ktoar baton a u to y d y ix a I ary. to 5 ui M JLY M BALLARD, A— hay tor toa CodBa ABtowtonbL P X 4010 BoytooU BotAavard Sum 450 Tarrtoa.R. 33607 en or b tia n Wrty tty * bom to* d a * al to* H putttodton d to * node* ■M tot to* o d g n l «dto toa C m * 4 omtoa ttl SPEAR ANO HQFFUML dtoc’ o to a ra to ^A R W U S ba aatom* « * d you tor to* ntat Oamarrtad m ta * w m c t 9 * Y h a n d a n d i * * t d to * C u rt c r toa 30 toy d AUGUST. M 05 • (] = HEAL) Maryann* Mon*. CLEW Aa Clark d tw Coul 27—Nursery «t C hild C are Enrol n o * Pra K ct 41**1 loving CTrtrtkin hunt, im nl group*, cnihj fld top* tun 371-6948 Ipiow t o tt+*wy ftsrta • f i l m Old- CMot* and ■fier adhoel em*t "‘YEl|jfW n-PSM!ip1» 1WCJPH, WWItTWr, Mairdkn and Midway Uamamaiy Campuhr M a t h r cNtoan Trtv to ItyradC. bwwxe a mamonW mart* Laoaldavatopmara orogam C artAa 1 Taartwr* ac auadad Pitor Daycare Taacfiar epanng own daycare Man-Sat IPML EMT E c e r ta J SantanHLdm May a n a CM 407-371-3605 INVESTIGATE DEFORE YOU INVEST1 ATway* a good pokey, aapadally tor buainea* opportuniiie* and tranch*#*. Call Ftortda Dapl d AgrtaKun I Cantunar Saivtoa* at SCO-435-7357 or FTC-HELP lor ho* W omaaati Ot rtd o u W*b t a at www lie gov/tuop Ftortda law raquraa a*4*ra d cartato t u n * tpperkada* to ragbaar *44. Flonda D M ol Agncdlure S Conaumar Benncea bdora aelkng C ar 10 vwnry lawful regalralicn balura you buy SANfOHD MAJNSTREET TUESDAY MORNING FARMERS MARKET CLOSED AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER BUT REOPCNING IN OCTOBER . VENDORSWANTED neaerv* Space Now 10X10 S p a c e . 310 00 7AM SatuYBAM 2PM Hours FoodVroduodPianto’ •Soma Craft* Conantorad •Ftowara * Drtnfca CALL WALT PADGETT (407)322-5600 For D alai* and to Raaarv* Space Stay at horn* m om 's aam 11,000 to S S 4 0 0 mo. F ra * ca b 407-322-3717 Tan yt d d Carp al Cleaning Buakiaaa Van, apupment. and a c c o m . Wuk F/T tr m Raatatx 36K lo 100K ennua1income. 25K S a rto * m erty C a l t a r R rn 407321-4006 C*y d ~ SeminoleHerald AH ORDINANCE OF THE CtTY OF LONOWOOO. riORiOA. VACATING AND ABANOONWG THAT POR­ TION OF LAKE O B I DRIVE A BO FOOT SHOE RIGHT-OF-WAY LYWG BETWEEN ORANGE AVENUE ANO THE SOUTHERLY UHE OF E m a W O E R FARMS ADD. NO. 1, FB 5 PAGE 5 PROVIDING FOR CONFUCTR, SCVERAB51TY ANO AN EFFECTIVE DATE Said Onbnano* waa paaaad and adtotod an Augud T, * 0 0 5 A capy d OrtSnanoa Na 00-1537 * M M y HM, 1 » W. Warner u w p 9 0 < v w * i i i ■no on Ra a d t toa Chak d N 407/322-2611 ipcn (tolto t a to gaalli to ba MdDIOS) Ftortda tow 30tb day of AuguX A D . .Truck Driver i immure 800454-7364 Dietary A ssistan ts C om e join a great kitchen staff! Our food i nutrition department at South Sem inole Hospital, located In Longwood, FL is now hiring! W e ara looking for frtemfiy people to help ua provide food aenrice to our pedants, staff, and vtsitora. Duties could include cashiering, helping on the trey line, etc. We pay $8.95/hr + shift differential and offer great b en e­ fits! Must b e witling to work the following shifts (6am-2:30pm & 11am-7:30pm) and work every other weekend. Interested applicants, please apply a t South Sem inole Hospital, Human R esources, 5 5 5 W est State Road ...... 4 3 4 3 . Longwood, FL 32750 Fare (407) 767-0896 E.O.E. A tte n tio n R e a d e r !I I IT* Bagal tor oom pan** doing t o i n r a by (to ot* to pram ** you * toan and a th you lo pay lor ft balmy thay daftvw. For m ot* totormiton. c a l U U ra * 1-677-FTC HE1P. f Apkfcfc: oentot maaaagt t a n Th* Erminole Harald and the Fcdaml Trad* Commuaton) S eed CASth 32.500-350.000 LowMontoftrPyrnl* 1DaySve No F a * J u tl Good SVS ForAjp 16 7 7 -746-BILL (2445) 71— H E L r W a n t e d * ADHESIVES’ W E T R A IN $11 H R Local Work 1 6 0 0 22 1 7 0 1 5 Ack+rtig caraar * w taig hr you « *h GwKt Traraportalton Ito axpartanc*. nacataory Earn 1500-1700 wwatoy a* a prafawtonal track drtrar with i r t d a l henefltv No COLT litorang bawddOt CALL TODAY 1-B0D43& 5543 _________________________ A7C S o n ic * Tach* B Inrt6ft*r i .Immadul* opening* 1 Up to S2?-1ir ,v # h to *S ta n cf4 » 407-830-7118 DFWP_________________________ Adinic BuHdtng ttabNtal of S t a i d **«kjngexp divan tor naw lumbar yard. 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WAJKM8TON MUTUAL SAME F X lu x a te d by margw to HOME MVWQS OF AMP B& F R 5 Cowl WTT>KN THE IXTER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE THE FIRST njBUCARON ORTMBrrYOAYl OF THE FIRST THB NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS . DEMANDS A M OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WEA IN THE ORCUR COURT OF THE 17TH Ju o tciA L ORCurr, 12—Elderly Care • CsttMu HWi h Ol SIIs ALL PYTERBSTED m O N E ARE THE LATCT OF APTBI THE O M 1 OF THE FBIST PUBUCAmOM OF TU B HOTCE OR THWTY DAYS AFTER THE OFAOOFWOF THM MOTBICNTHER M * * * * * * d • * daoadart a d order to part r a id * ti to * procaad mg. you or* onUSad. at no ood to you. to to* pFoitoton d ranam arv» lance Pleaee com aa Court Admaewalton at 301 N P an Avenue. Bum N30I, Sartad. F t 37771. 1*07)323-4330 art 4117 wMn I working day* d you receipt d P i* ndtoa, * you a n heartig cr voto* vnpaiied. e e l 1-600 754*771 Jaab Pubtoh September 5 10.2000 OEM S FUBUC NOTICS W 1 W C S I0 U T OOURT aw Pattond Ito* i i a * * Y l d t a m yw am ttotto baton M U iA M A SFC X R E h *.ln SH «H to *N M to a d an t Tad M S ** h * cadi M N M ALL GRANTEES. BENFICIARIES, UNKNOWN SPOUSES. IF UARRIEO. AND IF DEAD, THEIR UNKNOWN HEIRS. OEVISEEB. LEGATEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNS. LIENORS. SPOUSES CREDITORS. SUCCESSORS OR TRUSTEES CLAIMING UNDER THE CHARLES T. MBLACK TRUST UNDER TRUST AGREEMENT DATED NOVEMBER 5 1366 AND ALL OTHER PARTIES IF ANY. WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THIS PROPERTY ANO THE STATE OF FLORIDA OENUTTMENT OF REVENUE. I00UNTY, NOTICE I t HEREBY { w ad Id an Otdar CM Caan Na SOOOCAV « « « * ■ 1 to* 1STH J u d d * rn THE CIRCUR COURT OF THE OOMTEINTH JUOCML ORCUR OF 6CIRNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.: WFCA-1I7S-14-W DOROTHY N JACKSON PAMELA J . BLANK. CHERYL A REEVES, JOEL A BELL and PAMELA K BELL. The * 477 A *nd* Loop. U K * Slaty, Etortda, 33 7 4 *. mem M d otaarty C7TY OF LAKE MARY, FUMBOA NOTICE OF FUSUC HEARWO NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN by toa Board d A * u * n r t d too Cay d Lola Mary. Flortoa. tool add Board Pubac Haanng on BETTY A rOGLE LANQ. < 0O-77VCF, * f NOTTKOTHEC M o a n e r * «*i «hom to * a d h * * OE CAPITAL MOmOAM SERVICES MC. PIASSTFP VS I • JAMES W. ' _ ‘ " . WINFIELD MOLT0SL V AND IF DEAD. T W SPOUSE. It HEIRS. GRANTEE* LIENORS, TRUSTEES A M ALL PARTIES CLAJMtoK) BY. THNDUaH. AGAINST JAMES W HOUtNXK/A JAMES WWHELD H0L7TBC UNKNOWN EPOUSC OF J N W SSL HOLTON M W JAMES WMPSLD HOLTON. IF ANT, DEER NUN ASSOCIATION • t i; m eg JONH DOC A M JANE O O E M W R N O W * TENANTS M obld rwd aO b * twad tor tod purpoaa WITNESS my hand and toa aad d aaid Court on AUG » WOO. (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Aa Ctorti d to* Court By Run King A* Deputy Clertt COOX1S t STAWIARSKI. P X *010 Boyacod BoUavard Bua*4 *0 Tampa, F I 33607 TaMphon* (a 13)677-6006 CAS410-0OIB34 Pubtdr Saphnawr 3 .1 0 .1 0 0 0 DCS 70 YOU ARE IIEREBYNOTF1ED (hat an acton toqu*f 76a on to* totowtog daaertbad property In Sammo* County Flonda toad Al d lota IS and IS d to* VAN ARSDALE OSBORNE BROKER AGE COMPANY! ADOITION TO BLACK HAMMOCK. 01 par ptat H an d recorded * Pld Book I, Pag* 31 d to* Piddle Rtcordi d BwiWioW County, Florida, autytd to aaaaof tfcord LESS AND EXCEPT: Tha North 100 led d to* Ead 150 I M d I d I t . Ol VAN ARSDALE OSBORNE BROKERAGE C O S ADO. TO BLACK HAMMOCK, according to to* pld ITiand a t raowdad tl Pld Book 1, page I I , d Pubac Record* d Sammo* Couity. 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Vehicles/Campers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment 275 Drywutl 276 277 276 279 280 281 282 283 234 285 286 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Rem odeling 254 AIf Conditioning 7 1 — H el p W a n ted McOor aids a now hiring managers lor early marring S day shOta. Great benefits 3 weeks paid vacation, 401 k profit sharing A much more Apply n person ai 150 Hickman Hoad. Santord Asphalt Paving •a l around base end paving person. Olivers License required1 Seminole Paving 407-3234)111 261 Computer Consulting Electrical Fence Handy Man Hauling Fkxne Improvements Irrigation A Repair Janitorial Services Jewelry A Repair Lakelront Clearing Landscaping Laundry Sendees 287 Lawn Services 268 Legal Sendees 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 Ol. Lube A FUtor 295 Papof Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 Piano/Organ Tuning 299 Plumbing 3 0 0 Proasur# Cleaning 301 Roohng 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 6wimmlng Pool Servioes 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radio 314 Upholstery 316 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 Wen Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting 71—H elp Wanted 7 1 — H el p W a n t e d Equipment O perator! Exp. preterred.F/T A P/T C al 407-323-4915 RaMar looking lor AM 4 PM PI Cashiers, Acd Ufeik. Bhippef/Recefver A Stock Ptrscn Good customer service BkOt >vqd 71— H elp W a n ted rung* shemoon shift la C al Joyce lor details O 407-321-7635 Errs*yer.i 330-1911 •1 T r a a p v In c . CDL-A DRIVERS C a l Sunday or Labor Day itor/Boi Factory Workers-Metal processors, saw operators. assamUara DFWPBaneNt. VINIet Bonnet. 360 Anchor Bd, CaseeCrerry. Fl_ 1-900447-3494 You Vrti Start at Breakfast WaUrasa/Nighl Tima Auddor/Matnlenanca. Top Pay. Oood Working concxtlora Apply L A B O R E R S N EEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HEALTH PtSunANCC AND 401 X S a les Professional Growing sportswear company w/career opportunity A tong larm potential MankAI Courtyard. 135 treamabonsl TubeTecjSantord) 4 0 7 -3 2 3 0 9 4 0 Samaria C a Abr N Brtvwd Cominimum wage. Sept * D#c..Ca» Dave Turner 407977-2716. P ipe F o re m a n •1 Trieps, I n Ci 4074474010 by (he South Lake an aggratsive, Plus Many Morel! H eavy industrial general con­ DAILYWORK, DAILYPAY tractor in need o f exp. Pipe Alio available thru Right Hand Man supervision fo r a pow er plant 407-2604106 job in Sanford. M ust be exp. NO FEE / EOE with all codes and guidelines for the installation o f industrial piping. Top p ay and benefits community Journalism and haw good wtlirigrtBa. JuS have good knowtsdga of AP styte with layouVpaglnabon experience. Quark XPrew and Pholoehcp knowledge a mutt. Good opportunity for a top reporter wanting to move up. Previous w orking OT. ITt ^ I i ,•! Trsaps. 0 0 3 0 0 0 000 ijirL - * a b s q u e 0 0 0 a E ]0 U 03 a 011000311 00a 0S0O Q fflHQ n:*vn □ 0 3 0 0 0 H 00U 00 u araau a a a O 0D G 1H 00 0 0 0 0 0353 U 00 Extend* "U fe T E O E post o ffer drug screen ran am D ia n a s creature In c. experience a ptus it you are MH-mottvaied, interested in community joomsUlem, and up lor any chalenge, tend us your resume and dipe. Send resume to Patti Bryan, Publisher • P O BOX 120868, Clermont, FL 34712. 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C 2000 by NLA k c �Page 2 B Scpirmticr 3.2000 t h e S e m in o l e H exalh ACCU WEATHERS FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY F lo r id a W e a t h e r A c cu W e a th e r U V In d e x T o m o r r o w F iv e - D a y F o r e c a s t f o r S a n fo r d f qnlght Su/H ay M o n ti ay t d n e td fly R e g io n a l C it ie s R e g i(m u l W e a th e r A lm a n a c T id e s S u n and M o on F lorM o : O o u d « and a law a lio w n rt and a to n r* nodh Io n ia n Daoom lnq parity d o u d y central and aotdh ParTy n in n y tom orrow , storm s In (h a north. G e o rg ia : Parity to m ostty d o u d y with a possible shower or thunderstorm tonight. C lo u d s and s d t with show ers Mississippi: Becoming parity cloudy and warm tonight Parity sunny and quite warm tomorrow w*h a possible afternoon thunderstorm A la b a m a : Parity 1o mostly doudy with a posstrta shows: or thunderstorm tonight. Clouds and seme tun with a thunderstorm tomorrow ahom oon. Normal loaf ~i. P re cip ita tio n Sep S Sep 13 D ep W Sep 27 S eeo n d S eco n d T o m o r r o w ’s N n tio n a l W e a th e r S o u th C a ro lin a : Parity d o u d y with tog and a lew show- Louisiana: D o o m in g m ainly c le a r and warm tonight Parity to moaOy tu n n y an d h o i tomorrow with a potato!# V»m B a tc h W Pdm Bch. N a tio n a l C it ie s 97 99 74 75 W o r ld C itie s saerd ecay M 67 I 71 00 tfi HPena M 4 1 pc no aetoncre BS IH I 0 1 60 P i I torn* Si 06 74 pe 04 Utonm 71 U) pg 77 4 0 r MesjWon 102 72 a 00 LWrmn^sen ir> l « p r BO 70 1 krtanapofe M 66 pe ns fVsee 71 40 n r 70 46 S i Jsdenm ere 00 74 t 91 Boelon M 6 5 ah 71 66 P i KeneasCey 10000 e 07 Sh ertow an .se 07 73 t n s 71 p i LasW gee 01 0 7 pc 04 B M p flfm r 81 6 7 ' t f M 1:1 S i la s e n u * 101 72 8 00 X cep J 00 64 pe no 0 0 pc U x 4w*ta BB 00 pe 0 0 ^teveund 82 63 c 76 64 pc Momptw 14 71 e 08 loytana B each 09 73 I 01 74 I Meets 01 77 pc 0 2 atnear 04 53 0 n 52 0 Maeausaa ao ns be 7 4 :tee Mot we 00 04 a 8 3 66 pc M m eap d a M 61 pc 72 te e r* 82 62 c 7 8 56 pc HeW ree 91 0 9 pc 01 LI Peso 95 6 6 a M 06 e NewOrtnene 96 71 pc 0 3 e e tw S s SO 4 3 c eo 42 r NewVbAC8y 64 70 I B2 W eether (W ): a sunny, p c parity cloudy, c-doudy. eh show ers, Hhunderslorms. Welcome back football fans! The long drought ts over and the National Football League offers us a full slate, or plate, to dig Into. The CRYSTAL HALL OF FOOTBALL has been overseas enjoying the fruits of his labor. How any­ one can maintain su ch accuracy over tlie course of four years la Impossible to understand, but I have and I will continue to do so. This season promises to be one of tlie best In recent memory. Tlie League lias continued to evolve and has created a situation where a total of seven trams have an opportunity to win the Super Bowl with the right breaks. Many of you liavc heard that there liave been a <1 r Omeho 04 B c PM ade0Ma 00 00 e PhoerSi B7 70 00 Wr PcrOand. O R 00 53 70 I rv w ta n o a * BO SS BS ah PWecyi Durham 88 71 ea a rursdCay 05 66 70 e R are 74 * 7 0 6 ah » Ln ae 0 ) 72 75 I Se4 LeSe C ty 70 66 79 eh Santa Fe 0 7 64 os pc a m M ur* ee cs 6 0 pc Seas* BO 62 60 I lopcSe 10006 78 I Tureen 0 8 80 06 I yVeehmgsjn.DC BS 71 r rsm. s f snow Humes, s o s n o w . I s * 74 77 number of problems between the CRYSTAL and the Herald, do not fear my friends. I am absolutely con­ fident that the Herald will not only_______________ meet my reasonable demands. they will also make up for the hard feelings of the past few months. I am n champion, and vM B c .... r. like any nthlrlr. demand In tie paid like one. Enough about the contract dispute, let's look at the schedule and find some winners. JACKSONVILLE (-11) AT --------------------CLEVELAND TemperSturt bands are ability to run to the Super Bowl. I don't share their the Brownies don't qualify as an istacle. Look for the Jags to dnrnllie on offense and limit Couch's lances o f doing anything on fensc. Jag u ars 2 8 , Bxtnml*# 0 . IEW YORK (-7) V B . ARIZONA This la a game where you're truly B ra d y iced to choose the lesser or two Us. The Giants AND Uic Cardinals L essard ink. but one team has to win. 1 still te Plummer at QB for the G iants 13, Cardinals 1 0 . MINNESOTA (-4 ) VB. CHICAGO The Bears have tried so hard lo be a real con tender they 0171x13. They don3 have tlie talent ot either aide of the Imll lo compete with an exploalvj Vikings aquad. I think Daunte Culpepper will him a good to excellent game In this one. I like Thor'i ancestors In thin one. Vikings 3 1 , Bears 17. WASHINGTON (-11) VB. CAROLINA The entire world Is under the Impression that thf Dcadsklns urc going in win the Super Bowl. I'm no convinced, but do know they will have little trouble The Jagu ars are convinced that they have the W ill l o I r a q n a d o ) tu r o iq r o o d nrnrjv ou lrt la id m i l lo l u / u T a j b r c w r o l go o ! y l l a l w q e r b u s ! .s q tile n 1 a r il U n a e m .n iq q U - l l c jo o lI •(rtnt.77 c iir tb li lo w / lll ml/ n o ; n th * y in IS ■ .35i|0ul) Q o l^ o io / i j J r l iu 'f '.) ij ii.illlb h i. ., ^ t o l l riotlai H S & im u i h n i. 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Another fumble by the Rama would give the ball right back to the 'Noles on the Rama 3 3 yard Une. Bennett continued his dom­ inance os hr rushed for 3 2 more yards on the drtve placing the ball on the one. from where lo ck r would again punch It tn on another quarterback keeper. This made the score 20-6 with 7:24 remaining In the second quarter. The Rnma seemed down but were definitely not out as they would battle back and even tie the game late In the third quar­ ter. mate tn the fourth quarter with the ball exchanging hands a combined five times, before the Semtnoles would punch In the winning touchdown with Just 18.9 seconds remaining tn the game. The 'Notes started their wlnntng drtve on the Rams 4 6 yard line and quickly continued thetr running assault by handing off to Bennett, who had 181 yards rushing on 2 9 carries for the night. With second and nine on the Rams 3 0 yard line, Locke com­ pleted a 2 9 yard pass to wide receiver Ramonc Raines to take his team all the way down to the Rams goal line. Continued from Page IB Bennett rushed for 47 yards on Just five carries In the opening drive alone. The Fighting Semtnoles' seven piny, 83-yard drive was capped off when quarterback Brad Locke scored on a keeper from 1-yard o u t putting the Semlnolcs up 70 with 4:58 remaining tn the first quarter. Lake Mary would rely heavily on it's defense In the first half as the Rams struggled on offense, going three and out on It's first drive, and fumbling on It's sec­ ond. The Tribe looked os If they would take advantage of the turnover, but Lake Mary's defense would come up big recovering a fumble in their end tone for s touchback. With this newfound momen­ tum the Rams run a seven-play, 80-yard drtve that would be capped off by a 53-yard touch­ down run by running back Reggie Campbell with 11:46 remaining In the first half. Kris Kessler's point after attempt failed aa holder Jason Hadley fumbled the ball, making the acme 7-6. • The Fighting Semlnolcs howev­ er would not be Intimidated as they responded with s slx plsy. 54-yard drtve of their own which would be highlighted with a 15yard touchdown run by Bennett putting the Tribe up 13-6, (point Derrick Grayson would start the Rams on their comeback trail when he scored on a five-yard screen pass from Hadley after a Seminole fumble on their own nine-yard line. Another missed extra point try would leave the score 20-12 with 2 9 seconds remaining In the half. Both the Rams and the Semtnoles would nullify each other throughout the third quar­ ter with both defenses holding their own until, with 1:51 remaining in the quarter. Hadley found Douglas Duber for a 63yard touchdown pass, and again for a 2-potnt conversion, tying the game at 20-20. The Rams and Semlnolcs would again battle Into a stale­ Locke would again run a quar­ terback keeper to score Ills third 1-yard touchdown on the night and definitely the most lmpor tant aa he put hta team up for good 2 7 -2 0 with Just 18.9 sec­ onds remaining In the game. Both teams will open district play on the road next Friday, Seminole traveling to Longwood to play Lyman in a Class 5ADtstrict 4 contest at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex; and Lake Mary heading to DeLand to play the Bulldogs tn a Class 6ADistrict 2 game at Spec Martin Stadium. Both games are set for a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. N FL . dispensing the lowly Panthers at home. The Redskins, the only honest thing in D.C., win this one without breaking a sweat Daadsklaa 4 1 , Panthers 33, . INDIANAPOLIS (-9) AT KANSAS C ITY , Stop the fight! This one Is over. The Chiefs should consider moving down to the Arena League this season because they have no chance of win­ ning this, or any other, game. Colts SO, Chiefs 8. ATLANTA (-7) V S . SAN FRANCISCO Not that anyone cares, but I thought I'd fill you In anyway. The NInara have no chance of winning this gsme. The only thing In doubt Is the Falcon s L >2 3, Broncos 10. This weekend promises a bunch of good games and a whole lot of disappointment. Fans that have once again convinced themselves that, "this la the year,* will quickly realize that they are In for a long season. One man who won't have a disappointing season la the man that has guided you. the reader, to years of success and Insight. That man la THE CRYSTAL BALL OF FOOTBALL The CRYSTAL has been a sniper In selecting games accurately and at no coat to you. The HERALD still has a tong way to go In psytog him wtg*JM> to worth, but he refused to leave you, the reader, unarmed for such an trapor> Uuit weekend. Today the CRYSTAL BALL OF FOOTBALL Is going Tampa Bay has everything 0X ng for them this season. Defense and offense far the first season, with the OAKLAND RAIDERS (•€) OVER THE since Ford was president, are both awesome. Lay CHARGERS as his patented LOCK OF THE WEEK. This my friends Is a game that you can run. not down Palates, this one la guaranteed. Bwcs 3 3 , walk, to the bank with. Enjoy your weekend o f foot­ p o ta to es. ball and remember to vote on Tuesday. OAKLAND (-6) V I . KAN DIBOO The Raiders are going to win the 8uper Bowl this , Who asys ao you ask??? Me. THE CRYSTAL BALL OF FOOTBALL. Remove yourself firm my LEGALS face before I backh and you. C l i l t i w 1 0 0 , C te g s n O . O B M B A T (4) V B . NSW Y O K E 1 hate to break It to the Cheeachtads, but you're done. Everything pure and wonderful about Wisconsin is gone thanks to a number of your players. I want the Je s t to stomp you. even with the bad coach they decided to fabe to ’t qrfaea But as quickly ns the storm came, It went away, and the gome went on without much problems, other than a few wet seats and feet. Winter Springs looked like It might get something going rigid off the bat as Blake, starting Ids fourth year at running buck for the Bears, took a pitch and went over 3 5 yards on the gome’s first play. Out a dip after 2 8 yards of the run brought the ball back 15 yards, and despite getting n first down on the play. Winter Springs was unable to advance the ball further. The game then got as sloppy os the field, as the Patriots fumbled on two of their first four plays, finally losing the second one. The Bearn also put the hntl on the ground on a third-and-five, forcing them to punt, but Lake Brantley was hit with a couple of penalties on Its next series, forc­ ing another punt Winter Springs was finally able to move the ball, getting tnto field goal position on a 35-yard pass from Adam Abttobol to Chad Hunter, but the snap on the 40yard field goal try was tiobbled and was nevrr kicked. The Patriots finally got Us offense going on the next series. Including a 24-yard run by Ramsaur and a 13-yard scamper by Dematets. and Jam cl Oliver went around the right side for an apparent 26-yard touchdown run. but a yellow flag came flying for a hold and Ihe score was nul­ lified. TWo plays later Lake Brantley fumbled the ball away for the second time In the game. The Bears had a good drtve going on thetr next possession on 6-. 12-. and 27-yard runs by Hnmptnn. but then the visitors lost yards on three straight plays and was stopped short on fourth down, and the game went to the lockcrroom tied at 0-0. The Patriots took the second half kickoff and ran seven plays. Including a run of 21 yards by Dcmatels and a 13-yard Ramsaur to Dryden pass, but a pair of penalties. Including a rare offensive face mask call, left Lake Brantley with a third and seven from Die 42. But Dryden broke wide open over the middle and turned around and ran Into the end zone untouched to break the scoring fraught. Tire extra point was missed, leaving the score 6-0. Dematets took the pitch on the first play after tire fumble and headed around the left side. Somehow he saw Banos coming for the block and delayed his run Just long enough for the fullback to get there and then cruised tnto the end zone for the clinching The Patriots had on opportuni­ ty to score again after taking over on downs, but the clock ran out with the ball setting at the onefoot line. H o o p -It-U p -----------------Continued from Page IB mately 3 p.m. Referees will be on all courts during of sports and entertainment programming. both days of tournament play. NBA com la the NBA's official website with nearly Winners of the men's and women’s Top Oun divi­ six million Impressions per day. sions advance to the Hooplt-Up World Championships, where the (op two teams go headto-head with NBA Legends and WNBA player the “Court of Dreamt." which traditionally Is a of the annual "Hoop lt-Up on NBC* special. Hoop-H-Up to sponsored nationally by Gatornde. Foot Locker. Ford Focus small car. U.S. Army. ’srta Southwest Airlines, coSports.com, 1-800 Call fur AT&T For Collect Colls, Spalding. AT&T 0 0 Info and gotajob.com. Regional sponsor Is Slim Jim : local sponsors are CBS 6 . Sunshine Network. 102 Joint. XL 106.7, Delta Orlando RrsorL Florida Hospital and Players Sports Marketing. Hoop-ll-Up Is a division of Dallas-based Streetball Partners International, a wholly owned subsidiary of Bull Run Corporation (NASDAQ: BULL). The NBA headquartered In New York Cl*./, to composed of 2 9 teams in the United States and A *ui bob Canada and Is one of the world's largest providers good/ year Car Care Center Inc. YOU'RE ON THE ROAD TO VICTO R Y! We Salute All The Playere ^ ^ g ir tlc lp a n ts Of The ilnole County High School 2000 jM Seeeonl KEN & C A TH Y C LO U S E Owners 655 West 1st Street Sanford, FL 32771 (407) 322-2821 Sam Winter Springs looked like It might answer right back, advancing from Its own 38 to the Patriots 28 on the strength of the running of Hampton and Blake. But a fumble on a late pitch stopped the drtve and Lake Brantley marched down the field on a 72-yard, nine-play drive that stretched over the final 2:04 of the third quarter and the first 2:21 of the fourth, climaxing with the second scoring hookup between Ramsaur and Dryden. Corey KalUh added the extra point, making the score 13-0. Hampton went 15 yards on the first play for the Bears after the kickoff, but after a one-yard run. another fumble gave the ball back to the hosts. I �Inside Classifieds Crossword Business 2B-3B 4B-7B 5B 8B ibe wins battle of the Titans Street basketball festival returns to Orlando Seminole gets past Lake Mary 27-20 on Locke’s late score premiere street basketball tour in the IJ.3.. will make it* 12th annual stop in Orlando. September 16lh-and- 17th. More than 3 .200 area b as­ ketball players are expected O eet >rp r«r nement play at Disney's Wide World of Sports. Orlando Hoop-ll-Up otfeia fair and competitive 3-on-3 basketball action to players ajfca 8 and older of all skill level*, with divisions ranging from recreational to Top Oun (college experience or better). Including kids (10 and younger), teen* (17 and By David Quinones HERALD CORKESPONOENT Hsrald phots* by Arch Booth* players must form teams of up lo four members (includes one substitute) and register by Friday, Sept. 6. Teams are then placed In divisions with other* uf similar age, height and playing ability. The Hoop-lt-Up Tour la expected to host 1 4 0 ,0 0 0 players In more than 40 UJ5. rides In 2000. ptore than a The quarterbacks were the stars for their respective teama Friday night a s Lake Mary'a Jason Hadley (left) through a pair of touchdown p a sse s and Seminole's Brad Locke (right), who was making his first start at quarterback, scored three touchdowns, including the gamewinner with 18.9 seconds left In the game. SANFORD - It wns truly a "Clash of lire Titans" on Friday night os the Seminole High School Fighting Semlnoles scored In the final second to edge the Lake Mary Rams. 2 7 ­ 20. at Thomns E. Whlgham Stadium. The game wns originally scheduled to start at 7 :30 p.m. but was delayed forty minutes due to Inclement weather, how­ ever os the storms died down the excitement In Immediately began lo build, both on tile field and In the stands. Seminole and running back Willie Bennett wnsted no time getting the offense rolling as See Battle, Page 3B carry Patriots past ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Friday night’s game at Tom Story Field was not quite what most people expected. With Winter Springs having Chauncey Hampton and Joh n n ie Blake In the baddkld and Lake Brantley featuring their vaunted wishbone attack, the game figured to be a highscoring. ground battle, espeebrily after a hard rainstorm that delayed the start almost an hour and turned the field Into a B u t the Seminole Athletic defensive battle and neither team could score until there was only 8 :1 5 left in the third quarter w hen the Patriots' Taylor R am saur found a wide-open Corey Dryden down the ndddle for an almost unheard of. for as-yard Tha Oviedo defense cam * up big Friday night, stopping Lyman three timet on fourth down and ona-yan) to go play* and held off the Greyhounds for a 13-9 eeaeon-opening and Seminole Athletic Conference victory at the Cartton Haniay 8pott» Complex. �•I. n/.'.iV*.), P ag e 12A Srptctnhf r 3. 2000 Tiir. S e m in o ix H m u u i _______ dorsement - August 20, 2000 Why Not Van Der Weide “His achievements stand “Although he showed promise when he first ran up tall against Mr. Van for office in 1992 ... a lackluster record shows that D er W eide’s.” he didn’t follow up much on that potential.” * “Mr. B ates urges a reasonable approach to development, one that encourages orderly growth while protecting the county’s precious . . “ He has a reputation as a man who prefers political scheming to good policy making.” “Mr. Van Der W eide’s playing fast and loose with the facts has earned him sharp rebukes from County Commission Chairman Carlton Henley” ’ 'v-f v || ' •* , “He submitted no receipts for that trip resulting ir He (B ates) understands Iternatives to roads and the clerk of the circuit court’s docking o f his pay. Instead o f making things.right, he sued the clerk s battle 'that has cost produce mass transit solutions.” “Altamonte Springs, the city Mr. B ates served as com m issioner and mayor, symbolizes some o f the best municipal thinking in A m erica ... that could issues and has worked against sensible policies ■ I| __ Ji___ �T he S eminole H erald P a g e IO A Septem ber 3 .2 0 0 0 O peration Rape C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A C o n t in u e d f ro m P age L A County Investigative Bureau will participate. Starting at 10 p.tn. last inrun Friday and rur the early morning hours of Saturday, multi-agency roving patrols will be conducting traf­ fic enforcement. Patrols will saturate the southeastern part of Seminole County. Those taken into custody will be E -eased at the Oviedo Police artiten t. The Oviedo ce Department and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office are hosting the event. Law enforcement will also keep a high visual presence within respective jurisdictions during the holiday weekend, making contact with drivers for all moving violations observed. using as a shortcut home from school. The suspect raped her and then told the girl T o go home and not tell anyone about this, to act like nothing hap­ pened." When the teen-ager got iKime, she told her brother to call 911. Police were able to get a good description from the 13-yearold. She told police the man was "Don't walk alone, and stay on sidewalks or public areas that arc visible.' Students are also warned not to approach strange cars or peo­ 3 ple. "We also asked the neighbors who live around the schooLs to* be on the look out," Cohen said. "If you have students who walk by your house, keep a look out ■■ for suspicious people." Wednesday attack and wanted to proceed with caution before releasing details to the media. Cohen said patrols in the area of the attacks have been increased, and officers were warning students, parents and school administrators to take precautions. "One of the most important things is for students to walk home in groups," Cohen said. between 5 feel 9 inches an 5 feet 11 inches tall. He had large sidebums and a medium length beard. The girl told police the man got into a red or rust-col­ ored car, possible an older model Cadillac. Cohen defended the police department for delaying public­ ity about the attacks. She said police weren't able to quickly determine the details of the Community Notes Audubon* C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e L A growth in the area, which is inevitable, and we no longer have such a large habitat for wildlife." Watson said anyone is wel­ come to join the Society, which studies all aspects o f wildlife — not just birds. "We do a lot of different things," Watson said. "We are interested in water quality, leg­ islation focusing on wildlife and many other things." The Society meets at least once a month and also sponsors a monthly field trip. For mem­ bership information, call Membership Coordinator Andrea Cantors at 407-323-3970. Watson said people can join the Audubon Society by it lending the the first meeting, which will be held 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 10, in the branch library located at 150 N. Palmetto St. in Sanford. For additional information, call 407-330-4855. The field trip will begin at 7JO a.m. Saturday, Sept. 16, and will meet at the library before heading to Rock Springs Run. For more information, call Darrell Leidigh at 407-323-2763. H abitat C o n t in u e d f r o m P a g e 1 A church, school and community groups all contribute items and labor to build the homes that will be mortgaged, Inter­ est-free, to qualified appli­ cants. "O nce an applicant passes an extensive screening and contributes 500 hours o f labor to Habitat for Humanity, they are given the interest-free mortgage on the house," said West. Chili Dinner The Salvation Army Men's Fellowship Club and the Home League will present their annual Chili Dinner Tbesday, Sept. 12. Serving will begin at 6 p.m. Red-hot chili is the main Item. The program will include live gospel and country music. Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for children under 12. The funds raised will be used to support the volunteer work of the local Men's Fellowship Club, the Home League and the worldwide missions work of the Salvation Army. For tickets or additional infor­ mation call Bill Stewart at 407322-2642, ext. 229. ing 407-321-5111. Conferences will be held on that date from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Parents may also schedule appointments at 2 J 0 p.m. on regular school days. will hold its monthly dinner meeting Sept. 12, at the Holiday Inn, Altamonte Springs. Cost Is S20. Social begins at 6 p.m., with dinner at 6 J 0 . Cuest Speaker Is Dr. Barbara Kuhn, former Seminole County School Board Cltair, lecturer and educator. For information or reserva­ tions call Liz Bold! at 407-8316995. Blue Crass Pickin' Blue Grass Pickin' will b e held Saturday, Sept. 16 from 6 until 10 p.m. at the Rd Myers Recreation Building, 194 Wilma Street in Longwood. SH S Parent/Teacher Conference Seminole High School will be hosting a parent/tracher confer­ ence day Sept. 13. Parents can call the guidance department to schedule an appointment with their student's teachers by call­ Flea Market The Lutheran Haven American Business Women The Seminole Sunrise Chapter of the American Business Women's Association Auxiliary is sponsoring a Flea Market Saturday, Sept. 16, from 8 a.m. to 2 J 0 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Lutheran I laven Nursing Home. Items will include furniture, appliances, jewelry, ceramics, toys, clothes, and many otliei*. A summer­ time picnic lunch of hot docs, hamburgers, drinks and baked goods will be available. Lutheran I laven Fellowship Hall is located at the comer of SR-426 and Chapman Road in Oviedo. / $ 10.oo \ C ard R eading V \ wttft ttlit m l «#0. $40.00 / L L A K f M A N Y C lf i r M A '0 m i ' i i u •rtn« a On (P O I* ) • No F o m m F r l- T h u 7 3 0 (4 SO) 7 .1 0 R 3 0 U N O U N CM M <R) - No Pm o m Frl-Thu (4:3 0 ) 0 .4 0 C «y«4o m * (P O -13) Storso Fri • Thu 7 3 0 7 0 0 Autumn In Now York (P G -13) MM 407-322-2611 Frl-T hu 2 .4 0 ( 5 :1 0 ) 7 :4 0 1 0 :1 0 Frl-Thu 2:30(8:10) 7:40 0 2 0 1 |io ii ("n o tio n PQ13 Owrao Frt-Thu 2 0 0 <4*0) 7 3 0 10O0 n * A it •« W w (P O ) No Peeees F rt-T h u 2 0 0 (4 * 0 )7 2 0 10.00 Frt-Thu 118!> E 2:10 0 7:10 A l t n m o n t e Di 14071 Frt-na 1220 110 *25 7.45 1000 Frt-Thi 1:45 705 G oonuA an FrtTM SPACE COWBOYS M -TM BUTTY PROFESSOR l ecu nu 1J0 4:11 700 M S 1 . 2 6 1 -0 1 6 ? 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Seminole Herald 407/322-2611 (backwash) of stomach acid into the sensitive esophagus. As we age, this muscubut not — asso­ f . always lar ring may ciated with reflux: periodic if stretdi, perheartburn, bloating, indigestion, ■ mitting part cough, and other symptoms. Dr. Peter of the stom­ Reflux responds as usually *a ach totoslide antacids (Maalox, Gelusil and so 4 jO ll up above Iforth) I , and ( to, medicines M thesuch as Prilosec, Pepcid and diaphragm. Prevocid, which production This isreduce & hiataladd hernia and is in the stomach. often In some patients, however. B ■ DEAR DR. GOTT. My doctor W A LTER H E N D R IX L o o k in t h e • Lessons • Music • Sales • Rentals S m n ln o to H C l a e r a l d s s i f i e d s • Repairs • Karaoke • Accessories Rod 8 Wanda Shuttliworth 851 E. Mary. 434 Time Square Plan Longwood. FL 32750 fo r s o m e of th e H o tte s t D e a ls r in y o u r a r e a . A N T IQ U E S A R E F IN I8 H IN Q A N T IQ U E S B O U G H T A S O L O O PEN 0 DAYS A W EEK F R E E E S T IM A T E A P IC K -U P A N D D E L IV E R Y S A M E L O C A T IO N F O R S 3 Y E A R S 407*787*2001 Phone ? 407-767-1600 Fax § 1 0 3 0 W. STATE RD. 434 OVIEDO. FL. 32765 C * Phono (407) 365-3740 * A wwwcrMtfvrortifxta axrv'mirticMrwifXh PAMELA J. HELTON. P.A MMS C o m p u te r S e r v i c e s A T T O R N E Y A T LAW R E P A IR S -U P G R A D E S -S A L E S B A N K R U P T C Y > D IV O R C E Zl ...... Fam ily Law, M odification, Child Support, I 'j L andlord / Tenant, Evictions, I w D om estic Injunctions, Guardianship, P robate an d W lls. SOI N. M agnolia Ave., Ste. 407, Orlando, FL 32803 Personal & Prompt Service Best Prices In Tbwn PO Box 09069S Laka Mary. FL 32705 Voin: (407) 088-1775 Fax: (407) 888-2642 Phone: 481-9564 MMSCOMPOMSN.COM The City of Laka Mary, Florida, proposes to adupt the know­ ing ordinance: AN ORDINANCE O F TH E C ITY O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 241 AS CODIFIED IN SECTK5N 154.62 (8 ) (2), O F TTH H E C O D E O F ORDINANCES FOR TH E C ITY O F LAKE MARY, FLO R ID A PROVIDING FOR FINANCIAL IN S TITU TIO N S W ITH DRIVE-IN FACILITIES A8 A CON DITIO NAL USE IN TH E PROFESSIONAL OFFICE ZON ING D IS TR IC T AND ALSO AM ENDING SEC TIO N 154.03 (B ) (1) (0. CLARIFYING EXISTIN G LANGUAGE TH A T ALLOW S FINANCIAL IN STITU TIO N S AS PER M ITTED USES IN TH E C*1 ZONING DISTRICT, PROVIDING FO R CODIFI­ CATION ; PROVIDING FOR CO N FLICTS, SEVERABILITY, AND AN EFFEC TIV E DATE. b SATURDAYi SUNDAY SSoda OrTea S PDINNERBUFFETALLDAY L—WS’JSS?—J Hot Food, 8alad Bar, Dessert, Ice Creem Monday •Friday Power Lunch 153 W SR . 434 W inter Springs 407*627*3344 J 1 2 Mo. W arran ty 8 ■I I o n re frig e ra to r* 2 yr. W arranty o n Rebuilt W/D N ew h u r ts & D e liv e r y A tm U sU e S e e fo o d D in n er E v e r y D ey S n o w C r e b L e g e A d d $ 3 .0 0 D in n er O nly ALL DAY BUFFET, ALL YOU CAN EAT A Pubdc Hearing on the ordnance wffl be held on SEPTEM ­ BER 21,2000, A T 7.00 P.M., or aa toon thereafter as poedbie, In the City Commission Chambers, Lake Mary City Hal, 100 N. Country Club Road. Laka Mary, Florida. The puMc Is invited to attend and be heard. A copy of the Onflnanoe Is avalable h ttie City CkKk*a office at Lake Mary City He*. „ 3 2 8 -6 7 8 8 count 2506 k I N O TE : IF A PER SON S DECIDES T O APPEAL AN Y DECI­ SION M ADE BY TH I8 COMMISSION W ITH R ES P EC T T O AN Y M ATTER CONSIDERED A T TH IS M EETING OR HEAR­ ING. H E OR SH E W ILL N EED A RECORD O F T H E PRO­ CEEDINGS. AN D THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE, H E O R SHE MAY NEED T O EN 8UR E TH A T A VERBATIM R ECO R D O F T H E P R O CEED IN G 8 18 M ADE. W HICH RECORD IN CLUD ES T H E TE S TIM O N Y AND EV ID EN C E UPON W H ICH TH E AP PEAL IS T O B E BASED, FLORIDA STA TU TES 266.0109. * jv • • 'T ‘ * t i* • •* PERSONS WTTH DISABILITIES NEEDW Q ASSISTAN CE T O PARTICIPATE IN AN Y O F TH E S E PROCEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T TH E C ITY ADA COORDINATOR A T LEA ST 43 H O U R 8 M ADVANCE O F TH E M EETIN G A T (407) 324-3004. a I i W* r 1 1 1 _ _ - M U S IC v C EN TER • Listons • Repairs • Mnlc • Karaoke •Accessories •Sales HpI | tiittliYOftii • Rentals I Tkee tq ea re Plaza ] Lsegeaed, FL827M l l B D D 1 1 M l E. Hey. 414 C IT Y O F LAKE MARY. FLORIDA CAR O L A. FO S TER . C fTY CLERK & French Ave., Hwy. 17-62 | 407*767*2061 Ptione v 407-707-1000 F i x , 1 And speak with one of our advertising specialists today! �T he S cminou H exaui S<nHrmlK-r 3. 2 0 0 0 I 'a g C H A R ooftops--------o n t ln u r d (r a m Pfttfe 1 A Jdest brick buildings in iknford and the only one that urvived the fire of 1887. It was Jcnry L DeForcst's first brick wilding in the downtown combrrcial district. ! The building has been covted with a light coat of yellow ifid blue stucco but the original briails have remained. The irchiteetural style is Beaux-Art ^assidsm. At the roof there is in elaborate metal classical corijce the crowns the architectural ■omposition and segmental ped- The Bishop Block 301-309 East First Street Construction on the Bishop lock, built for J JM. Bishop, was cutnplcted in 1888. In the early 1900s City Hall, along with a milliner, jeweler, and a confec­ tionery occupied the building. The two story brick construc­ tion is in the Romanesque Revival style. It features a metal comice, modillion and pilaster capitals and brick fretwork. The windows are divided by Romanesque-style pilasters. There is a low Romanesque arch at the main entrance. The exteri­ or is essentially the same as when it was constructed. The Meisch Building 224 East First Street When constructed in 1922, the Meisch building was considered a typical example of American commercial architecture. Several ictcd in 1887, this building was the home of Stanford's first per, The Sanford Journal, and at one time housed the Tclei go. The building was named Frederic 11. Rand, wlm was t! manager for the Florida Land and Colonization Co. n constructed in 1923, the Meisch building was considered a :al example o f Americar* mmmerrUl architecture. Original tc included Sanford Shoe ana Clothing, Piggly-V^ggly Grocery t's Pharmacy and the Lu-Beth Cafeteria. Advertise original tenants included: Sanford Shoe and Clothing, Piggly-Wiggly Grocery, Hunt's Iltarmacy, and the Lu-Beth Cafeteria. Construction is reinforced concrete frame faced with tapesbrick and Arnold omamcnstone and stucco. The win­ dows arc copper trimmed with a Vermont marble base. Red and white decorative terra-cotta mis­ sion tile is on the facade para­ pet. 3 The Rand Building 108 East First Street Home of Sanford's first newsaper, the Frederic H. Rand uilding was built in 1887, shortly after the Sept. 22,1887 fire. Rand was the general man­ ager and attorney for the Florida Land and Colonisation Company. The Beaux-Arts Classicism style features metal segmental pediments over the facade win­ dows. C Federal Trust Bank Building 312 West First street In stark contrast to the older historical buildings along First Street stands the modem glass facade of the Federal Trust Bank Building on the comer of Fust Street and Elm. Formerly called First Federal Savings and Loan, the glass tower was constructed around 1975. The Hester and Shepard Block 109 South Palmetto Avenue The date on the old fire sta­ tion says 1928. But according to Barbara Farrell, the building’s owner, the date is misleading. Actual construction took place in 1887 after the fire, Farrell said. The brick building was remolded in 1928. The 1928 date, stucco facade, and sun burst motif were added at that time. The building was cor. ‘ structed ns a three story design but was reduced to two stories during the 1928 remodeling. The building served as the Fire House from 1890 to 1974, City Hall, police station, and jail. Some people say that the only legal hanging in Seminole County took place behind this building in 1923. The Sanford Zo6 began here with a gilt of a monkey named Jack to the fire station. 2920 S. Orlando Drive Sanford, Florida 32773 (407) 323-8787 Free Inspection / No obligation HwakJ by Art Za t nUJ The U.S. Post Office Building was built In 1917 by Algernon Blair of Montgomery. Ala., with James Wetmore serv­ ing as supervising architect. When tho new post office was fmishod in 1962, the building became the city library for Sanford, and in 1975 It bocame a pad ol the Seminole County library system. The architectural style is Beaux-Arts Classicism. A remaining major feature of the original structure is the segmen tal pediment and stringcourse above the second story win­ dows. Investment Company (PICO) In 1887, the PICO Builaing served as a hotel for the railroads and two river steamers owned by Plant. The architect was W.T. Cotter, of Sanford. The architectural style Is Turkish. The brick building was built to look like a Turkish palace or mosque, and resem­ bles another of Plant's hotels, the Tampa Bay Hotel. The windows have horseshoe and ogee arches. Tire decorative bartizen tower still remains, but the onion shaped dome has been removed. Built in 1886, the Hotchkiss Block is one ol the first two brick structures in Sanford that arc still standing after tire fire of 1887 that gutted most of the downtown area. Only portions of the brick walls were left standing. Tire building was rebuilt immediately and became part of the original commercial district. Built in the Romanesque Revival style, the windows are topped with rusticated arches with drop molding and key­ stones. In e exterior is orna­ mented with a curbella brick modillion, a Gothic screen pedi­ ment and a fretted stringcourse along the northeast comer. Honest* Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair p*ecus. Harrell 1 Beverly Transmissions W.25th The Hotchklaa Block 213 Eaat First Street TH EA TRE AUDITIONS W W T h e H e le n S ta irs T h eatre o f San ford w ill h o ld -au d ition s fo r th e h i t heavenly m u sical com edy, 'F o re v e r P la id ' fro m 6 -9 o n W ed. an d lh u r s ., Aug. 9 th a n d 10th. N eeded are fo u r m ale singers between th e ages o f 1 8 -3 0 w ho are quite cap ab le o f sin g in g in 4 part harm ony. Also needed are tw o featured fem ale dancers, and o n e m ale. The dancers should b e versatile in jazz, m o d em and/or b alletic tech n iq u e. All singers are asked to bring, preferably from th e 1950's, and u p -tem jx) b a lla d in sheet m usic form . An accom pan ist w ill b e provided, o r b rin g your o w n if you prefer. C om bin ation s will b e given to th e dancers. A u d itio n s will b e held at th e H e le n Stairs T h eatre o f San fo rd 2 0 1 M agn olia Ave., (Downtown Sanford) For more information, contact the director; Alton Lathrop: 407-324-2786 P u b llx . super markets, inc 601 Waldon Blvd. (SR 17-92 at Entranca to SCC) E v e r y h tln g ! Lake Mary, FL (407) 321-7616 LU45902 1 COUPON PER PURCHASE •NO ALCOHOL •TO B ACCO • LO TTO �T he S eminole I I fkald T he Sk m in o u H erald P u g C 6 . \ Sep tem ticr 3 .2 0 0 0 Community Notes Community Notes Elks Celebrate The Grace Haynes-Brewer Past State Presidents Club of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World will be celebrating its 7th anniversary, Sunday,Sept. 3, at 3 p.m., at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 2150 Airport Blvd in Sanford. Rev. Marvin Scott is Minister. Dividends Coffee the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Registration and tire start of the walk is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Walkers are to be fin­ ished by 4 p.m. Cost is $7.50 for adults, $5.50 for seniors, $6 and $5 for teens and children. Zoo members are asked to pay a $2 fee to offset walk expenses. Lunch may be purchased. For additional information call the zoo at 407-323-4450 For information on the walk con­ tact Mike 1-anpher at 407-695­ 9181. "Mexico and the United States —- A Fresh Start." Local, state and Internation­ al panelists will discuss the changed Mexican election races* and its impact on le&ico's economy and rela­ tionships with the United States. The event is free and open to the public. For additional information contact Kcnna Moone, at 407­ 328-2086. E Deary Barbecue Seminole County Sheriff can­ didate Richard Bcary (Lake Mary Police Chief) will host a barbecue event Saturday, Sept. 9, from 4 to 7 p m . at Starport Aviation, at the Orlando/Sanford Airport. Fashion show The Maitland Art Center will open Its fall exhibition season September 9. with the exhibit "Fashion, Fun 6c Fantasy, Creative Garments by Ruth Runk." The ev ent will begin with a reception and preview on Sept. 8 and be open from Sept. 9 through Oct. 29. Aamission Is free but reserva­ tions arc recommended due to limited gallery space. For additional information phone 407-539-2181. Olympic Physicals Special Olympics Seminole County (SOSC) will be giving free physicals for all Special Olympic athletes in Seminole County on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 1 to 3 pm . at Florida Hospital, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Physicals need to be renewed every three years, and these free physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more Information call the Hotline at 407-263-8043 or 407­ 366-7201. Parks Small, biologist at Wekiva Basin GEOpark, on Sunday, Sept. 10 at 2 n m at the branch library, 150 N. Palmetto in Sanford. The program will include up-clov? photos of colorful birds and amazing information gathered from the fall migration banding station. For additional informa­ tion call 407-330-4855. Audubon Society Seminole Audubon Sodcly invites the public to "Wonders of Migration", a presentation by Wildlife Meeting Honda Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission biolo­ gist Gary Warren will present a lecture about the river on Thursday, SepL 6 at 7 3 0 p.m. at tire Markham Seventh Day Adventist Church in Longwood. The lecture, entitled "Aquatic Invertebrate Communities of the Wekiva River,” reports on the results of the most detailed total invertebrates community study to date. One of the best ways to deter­ mine the health of an aquatic ecosystem is to sample and study the Invertebrate communi­ ty (crawfish, "fish food," etc.) FLO R ID A S TA TE S T A T U T E S R EQ U IR E T H A T Y O U P R E S E N T A P H O T O I.D. T O V O T E A T Y O U R P O LLIN G PLACE] B tfO U FAIL T O PR O VID E A P H O TO I.D.. Y O U W ILL B E R EQ U IR ED T O SIGN A “V O TE R W IT H O U T P H O T O I.D.” A FFIR M ATIO N . CIRCUIT JUDGE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GROUP 10 (Vote tor Orw) BAX NELSON_____________ O C SYLVIA A ORUNOR C CIRCUIT JUDGE 18TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT GROUP 11 (Vote for On*) COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION (Vote for On*) JAMES BUSH IS DEBRA NELSON O GEORGE H. SHELDON________ O UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for On*) ■ . O • HAIWLTON A 8. BARTLETT BAL MCCOLLUM O • RAY 8ESSMAN O • •* * * w t n 1 STATE SENATOR ' fTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote for Ons) s. J 4 C) T j CIRCUIT JUDOE H TH JUDICIAL ORCUTT UK GROUP 1 1 (Vote for Om* <■] STATE REPRESENTATIVE 34TH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for On*) NORMANLFVM - C L ' ■| •I ■ o MARK HERR O • MARK A MCHEL o ■1 • i . C l) : COUNTY COMMISSIONER . DISTRICT 1 ■ (Vote for On*) • TOM HAGOOO o ■ GRANT MALOY o • STEPHANIE SMITH o ■ UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for On*) HAMLTON A & BARTLETT C BILL MCCOLLUM C RAVSESSMAN C COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT S (Vote tor Orw) DARTl MCLAIN C DON NICHOLAS C _____C CIRCUIT JUDGE 1ITH JUDICIAL ORCUtT GROUP 11 (Vote for On*) DEBRA NELSON BOS WEST SYLVIA A ORUNOR m « R * - STATE SENATOR fTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote for On*) KEVIN CAMON O LEE CONSTANT** C TOM FREEMAN NOOMAN LEVIN STATE REPRESENTATIVE 35TH HOUSE DISTRICT (Vote for On*) 4KALUN0ER C C C JEFFDCEN o MARK HERR o (Vote foe On*) BOB GOFF loEDE BCHAFFNER o o SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DISTRICT 4 (V ate for On*) - 1*»'/. TV- LARRY FURLONG o SYLVIA PONO o ■ PRECINCT COMMITTEEWOMAN PRECINCT 68 (Volt for On#) JEANC.KUEK o CAROLYN J. ROGERS o PRECINCT COMMITTEEMAN PRECINCT t « (V o tsfo rO n s) TIB) ' H|l-, .*«•*<tb'"'ito \1 Sanatortel District w# appMr QMUC Vi Precincts 1 11.11 14. 11 IS. 19. 20. 22, 24,25,20,27,31,3137,38,39,40,41,42. 43,44,48,49,80,52.81 87.80, S7,66. 72, 7174.717177.7179.87, B1B9.9181 68,07.98,1011011 ». 122 and 124. — SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DISTRICTS (Vote for On*) ■TOMHAGOOO » GRANT MALDY • STEPHAN* SMITH FURLONG ‘ COUNTY COURT JUDGE GROUPS (Vote lor On*) SYLVIA FOND a s l o m o n i-q f * n 6 v*) SEM INOLE C O U N TY , FLORIDA FIR ST PRIMARY TUESDAY, SEPTEM B ER 5, 2000 CIRCUIT JUDGE 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT GROUP 10 (Vote for On*) (Vote for On*) o CRA meeting The City of Sanford SAM PLE B A LLO T 9 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DISTRICTS (Vote for On*) LARRY FURLONG i DEBRA NELSON SYLVIA A. ORUNOR TOM FREEMAN JEFFDCEN SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER DISTRICT 4 (Vote tor On*) B o o o * o • DAVIO J. MEALOR DEDC BCHAFFNER - (Vote for On*^ >KEVIN CANNON • FPAMtDEMS O GROUP 10 - c 1>LEE 00NSTANT1NE O B0800FP CIRCUIT JUDOB 9 i m t judicial cwcunjhu: ** 0 £ TOMFREEMAN C NORMANLEVM ________C COUNTY COURT JUDGE QROUPS .'Vote lor On*) STATE SENATOR STH SENATORIAL DISTRICT (Vote tor On*) nONELLMAN O COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT B (Vote tor On*) In addition to the lecture, there will also be a Friends of the Wekiva River board meeting at 6 p m Both the board meeting and the lecture are free and open to the public. Children are welcome and encouraged. The Markham Seventh Day Adventist Church is located at 505 Markham Woods Rd., north of 434 in Lungwood. OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT REPUBLICAN PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 5, 2000 OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT REPUBLICAN PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPTEMBER 5,2000 OFFICIAL PRIMARY BALLOT DEMOCRATIC PARTY SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEPTEMBERS, 2000 UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote for On*) NEWAU. JEROME DAUOHTREV O DAVOS HKKWeonOM O September 3. 2000 P a g e 7 A SIDNEY 8 . SOLOWAY C ROBERT A. TANGO C ENOCH H. WILLIAMS G PL8A9S NOTE: Stats Itep—water*. 34th Hout* District «B appear OMUt * Precincts 1 11 1 1 1 7 ,8 1 2 1 2 1 27. 31. 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 4 1 4 1 ,4 4 ,4 1 6 1 5 2 ,5 1 5 7 , ftE W W S N g W ft PRECINCT COMMITTEEWOMAN PRECINCT M (Vote for Orw) UNITED STATES SENATOR (Vote lor On*) HAteLTONA. S. BARTLETT O 1STN JUOtttALCM LET' rmnur ter—• in »• «_ ORCUTT JUDGE 18THJU04CJAL CWCUfT GROUP10 (Vote tor On*) DEBRA NELSON O P H LC LO N M O E R SYLVIA A ORUNOR O BALM AHCR CWCUfT JUOQS 1STH JUWCUU. CWCUfT GROUP 11 (Vote tar Om ) TOM FREEMAN O NORMAN LEVM O COUNTY COURT JUDOS GROUPS (Vote tar On*) JE FF DEEM O . rr* o aeu n n i *ftia n u m a M M M K tC R R KATHRYN JTO W N 9 C N O O O O O COUNCSJIAN GROUP V (Vote tor On*) QAVOAOARK P t e L U P l HAMPTON DENSON HUDGENS O ‘O O O O te fC rE R B A M P g n e O B. RUSSELL O TO G O DEAN YOUNG O PATtBCtA K. HOLLEY o PRECINCT COMMrmEMAM PRECINCT 61 (Vote for Orw) COUNOLMAN GROUP ■ (Vote tor On*) JOHN BENSON MAUREEN A. QOLMONT O KEYLORCHAN o CRAIG VAN HOOVBt o PMCIMCT COMMITTEEMAN PRECINCT 64 (Vote for On#) BOBHERRNQ o WILIAM G. KMANE o PRECINCT COMMfTTHMAN PMCMCT76 (Vote for Orw) RICK GONZALEZ . MCNAEL R.8APONTO o o PRECINCT 79 (Vote tor Oo*) NANCY M. CANCEL-ACEVEDO O CAROL SAPOflfTO O SYLVIA POND [ jn v M S E . r tf, it r .t t e t e d t s i. (Vote lor On#) f i C. ALLEY. J R I I -:1 �4A S e p te m b e rs, 2 0 0 0 THE SEMINOLE HERALD O pinion Our View Primary Choices Seminole voters have a full slate of candi­ dates to choose from when they go to the polls Tuesday, Sept. 5. The H erald offers it’s opinion on who’s the best. U p o n rev iew in g the strengths and shortcom ings o f those m en and w om en seeking pu blic office in Sem inole County, w e g iv e o u r S e p te m b er 5 Prim ary Ballot en d orsem en ts to the follow ing: • • • • • D istric t D istric t D istric t D istric t D istrict 1 3 5 3 4 C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r Tom H agood. C o u n ty C om m ission er. D u d ley B ates. C o u n ty C o m m issio n e r D aryl M cL ain . S c h o o l Board C o m m issio n e r B ob G o ff. S c h o o l Board C o m m issio n e r Larry F u rlon g . B y end orsing M r. H agood and Mr. Bates, w e firm ly b eliev e they w o u ld serve county residents w ith m ore co m ­ m itm ent and h o n o r than eith er o f the incum bents G rant M alo y an d D ick V an D er W cide. Mr. M aloy has serv ed one term , M r. Van D er W eide tw o term s. A t the sam e tim e , w e urge voters to stick w ith D istrict 5 C ou n ty C o m m issio n e r Daryl M cL ain, w h o h as serv ed for eig h t y ears an d is better qualified than eith er o f his R ep u blican P rim ary opponents — Don N icholas and Bob W est. M r. H agood , 3 8 , h as a proven record o f leadership in the C ity o f O v ied o . H e h as served on the C ity C ou ncil fo r eight y ears, and is a p a s t chairm an an d vice-chairm an. H e is an e n g in e er w ith a M asters D egree from the U niversity o f C en tral F lo rid a. M r. H agood w o u ld bring fresh ideas to the job an d a p ro m ise o f b o ld lead ership. Mr. M aloy, w h ile providing so lid co n stitu en t services, has b arely m ade a m a rk d urin g h is ten u re as com m issioner. H e rarely d ebates issues d uring co m m issio n m e etin g s, and w hen he does, it's usually to v o ice n eg ativ e o p in io n s. Young Mr. M aloy h asn 't brou ght to the jo b th e v isio n ary leadership so m any expected from h im . M r. B ates, 59, serv ed 18 years on the A ltam on te Sprin gs C ity C o m m issio n , the past 12 aa mayor. H e is a con servative (General Manager, a n d p ro v e n lead ersh ip In con trollin g grow th a reasonat M r. Bates w o u ld bring a statesm an's attitu d e to the D istrict 3 office, u n lik e Mr. Van D er W eide w ho h a s spent th e last tw o y e a rs em broiled in his ow n “T ra v e lg a te " saga. H is p ersonal feu d w ith C lerk o f the C ourts M aryan n e M o rse h a s b een petty, and it's tim e to end th e b ick erin g by electin g M r. B ates. Your View Payne believes city has come to fork in road 'lb Ihe editor: The renewed interest in one­ way pairs at the intersection of Central Avenue and Broadway Street brings hope that lessdestructive solutions to the traf­ fic problem can be found. While passions run high, every­ body involved has the best interests of the community at heart. It seems to me that it comes down to this: The Florida Department o f Transportation (FDOT) owns SR434 through Oviedo; the Turnpike Authority control* Toil 417 west o f Oviedo. One of those will b e ! for the j <do we want the heavy traffic and heavy trucks to go? One school of thought sin­ cerely believes that the d ty can succeed in getting FDOT to greatly increase the traffic Returning Mr. McLain to office will benefit not only the residents of District 5 but all county residents, Mr. M cLain is a man o f his word. H e has not broken promises. H e is acces­ sible and is fiscally conservative. H e has cham pioned public decency without getting pious or self-serving in the process. Tb the editor i In this election yeac H is opponents, Mr. West in particular, have sunk to allcon tinuousfy reading.about a toe time lows in their bid to defeat Mr. M cLain. Mr. W e st for candidates and all of their cam­ exam ple, is sending out a letter written b y Millard Hunt paign promises. Y k u voters are that contains a deliberate lie. The public should demand always skeptical to say the least ' However cnoe in a while a candjbetter hum Mr. W e t , the candidate who boasts h e is the date does come a long and makes m oral choice for office. tile promises and keqpt them. In the school board races, Mr. Goff and Mr. Furlong have Such is toe case of Larry Furlong, proven their desire and ability to make a highly respected running foe re-election to the A *F~> jL.l ■ —S'fill I ■mm .1 S f5 Jlu K l*Cb Lounty acnow doiiu . school system ev en better. They frequently clashed e « l y in When he was county oommlstheir first terms. T h ey offer different views but share a com ­ skmetas part ofH s campaign, he m on goal — to m ake Seminole County Schools the best in the state. They h ave succeeded in doing just that, as the county schools consistently rank high in numerous cate- Furlong thanked for his integrity g o r itt^ ^ ^ g Mr, Furlong is far and away more qualified than his opponent, Sylvia Fond. The same can b e said for Mr. Goff in h is race against D ede Sdiaffnec We find Ms. Sd iaffn er's bid fo r school board to b e a bit dubious. She Is already a highpaid adm inistrator within ffte county school sy sto n , and w e believe she w ould be nothing m ore than a ru bber*tam p for Superintendent P au l Haggerty. Those are our choices for county offices— ffag o o d . Bates, the im portance o r in Ibead ay fs election. This U in a face nation. Let your voice be capacity of SR434, andI inot sacour town. rince the character off oi The city can ask the state to lower speed limits, narrow the lanes, allow more traffic lights, and such. Since the state is paying for the project, what prevents them from just saying no? The city can enact zoning laws and architectural stan­ dards to try to control develop­ m ent Developers have exten­ sive experience in getting around such standards. Just drive around the Orlando metro area and ask yourself, "Is what I’m seeing what residents wanted, or developers?" SR434 in Oviedo, or Central Avenue, has many cross streets leading Into established neighborhoods. Sweetwater Park is on Its east side, Boston Hill Park is on its w e st Students goin^ to to the surrounding community? The Florida Department of Transportation is not in the business of creating graceful dty boulevards. Its mission is building highways. To fulfill this mission, the state has creat­ ed an 800-pound gorilla o f a bureaucracy. Can we tame this beast? History is not encouraging. Before ToI1417 was put in, the City laid plans for a toll-free road to run parallel to it from SR434 to Red Bug Lake Road. The dty was given to under­ stand mat this would be a waste o f money, as there would be no toil on this section. The other school o f thought holds that the better solution is to convince the state to lift the tolls on Ib il 417 west of Oviedo to bypass this traffic around way? Now, no one is say that getting this easy. There is both State bureaucracy and our famous muck fields to contend with. But, this is n ot the first time a good community project was labeled "im possible/ It seems to me that we first ought to go to the wall for our Bypass, before surrendering Central Avenue to FDOT. Once Central Avenue is made into a high-traffic corridor; we can't go back to the state and say, "Wc changed our minds — we'd ratlier have a bypass." On the other hand, if we try to get our Bypass but fail, the state is not going to say, "Sony, we've forgotten how to make fourlane highways — you missed your chance." Oviedo has com to a fork In the road. On 5, the people o f this this road. The road crosses the CrosvSembiole TVaii in two places. Over 100 homes and businesses lie along the route. C^n FDOT increase the flow of traffic without severe damage p lan n er the high-traffic corri­ dor to go? Along Central Avenue, with neighborhoods, parks and schools on both sides? Or; 1.5 miles to the west, on a limited access super-hlgh- y w e oughl scholarship m mg. Basically, the requirejr the scholarship were student not only excels " r, but also be an active the school ccenmu- dream a Becoming mi caucamr ban. She received not only her undergraduate degree, but her A smeere thanks to Mr f for1Hal Elam : G off does job he’s paid for Tb the editor Dede Schaffner's public forum tin d tt about her opponent for ejection to tnebcnooi Board* bod Goff, tells me dearly that the only thing she has to offer voters is a mud slinging campaign. 1 have watched Seminole's school board over the past aevenl years. Whether you iuae Hs inter­ personal styte or not. Gaff has iucsbonal feet to the Hy c a As toxj^aytng Jeffre y Ti [•syne,! Old Downtown Development Groep le*denhlp and staff. I am con­ vinced that his efforts, in large part, have helped Seminole County cam toe repuiadan as one o f the top 10 school systems in Florida and one of the top 100 school systems in toe country. m s, a a w i n a ; wocom c to poir tks 10L If all you have to camton is your opponent's * -/n f l ,, , f .___ til- , a* i i t f w i r u p r o m u rTv m i n you just don't get it) Whether you like it or not. Bob Guff had a aed - ible, and admitalfa sscosd of >v- to that he is voters, pay him �T Continued from Page 4A without inc instinctively (OK, compulsively) asking, "Isn't there something you should be doing?" In that sense, summer is more a state of mind than a sea son. Time shakes loose from the power-pack of schedules and seems to stop, or at least to slow to a lazy stroll. Even as adults, we happily lose our temporal bearings J as our children's sum­ mer days mingle like streams of smoke with gauzy memories of our own: The faintest scent of Sea & Ski sunscreen ( on mv son sends me back 30 years to 4| cream trucks with thick freezer doors. During the summer, perhaps because every­ thing slows down, we notice tilings that escape us the rest of the year. How the sky looked like rainbow sherbet late one day as we walked the dog. How the tomatoes smelled like warm soil. How the seagulls left constellations of foot prints in the sand. 1 think about these languid weeks o f summer whenever I try to figure out where I stand on year-round schools. Intellectually, l favor them. Students are away fmm school so long that the first month of the new term is spent reviewing past lessons. And summers are increasingly expensive for w-orking parents who must pay for camps and all-day childcare. But don't ask me for a rea­ soned position today. I face the end of summer with the matu­ rity of a first-grader. My adult version of crying and holding my breath is to go into devp denial. I w on't buy lunch meats, bread and drinks in little cardboard boxes for my son's lunches. 1 put off buying school supplies (as if school won't start if I simply avoid the pur­ chase of pens and pink erasers). I am not ready for that other life, of packing lunches, hollering for everyone to please hurry up, planning meals, letting the dock dictate when we eat, do homework, read, bathe, go to bed. I'm not ready to give my life over to compartmentalization, in whidi virtually every hour five days a week are divvied up into appropriate slots of activity and responsi­ bility. 1 need a few more afternoons of doing nothing but feeling the sun dry our wet skin after swimming. I need more evenings of watching the outline of my son disappear In the fading light as he shoots baskets in the neighbor’s driveway. I haven't eaten enough white com yet. Eventually, without even noticing. I'll fall into a schedule and summer will fade as it always docs. But not yet. Leadership You Can Count On Larry Furlong has taken the lead to bring... S a fer Schools y Furlong The Experience School . t* •. aBoard * - - -- • Seminole County Commissioner Boys sod Oiris Club Board o f Directors Sheriffs citizens Advisory Board U.S. Navy Veteran V O T E 1996-00 0 0 F ew er substitutes M ore choices fo r 1 . students and parents L arry Furlong Supports O ur S chools P.T.A. Member V . • Dividend Volunteer 1990-94 Donated $30,000 For Scholarships To Seipinole County Students 1995-96 Booster Club Member Honorary Teacher Foundation For Seminole County Public Schools Contributor 1995-00 S E P T E M B E R 5 th 2 0 0 0 September 5, 20G0 T LOCATION Markham Wood* PresbytoUn Church. 8210 Markham Wood* Road (one mile Mirth of Lokr Mary Qouleratal. lak e Mary WUaon Elementary School. 065 Orange boulevard. Sanford Midway Elementary School. 2231 Jltway (Mkl war) Sanford Altamonte Spring* City Hall. 225 Newtxrryport Avenue. Altamonte Spring! Oviedo Eaat Branch Library. 310 Dtrtalon Street. Oviedo Geneva Elementary School 278 First Street. Oenev* Vrw riM t 10139, 1133 7th Street. (Avenue E A 7U| Street), Chuhiot* Flrat UapUat Church of Tuacawllla. 4800 Dike Road. (Comer of Dike Road A TUaenwUla Road). Winter Park Flrat Baptist Church of Sweetwater. 3000 , Wrktva Spring* Road. Longwood Lake Maty Community llaQ. 200 N. Country Club Road. Lake Mary Seventh Day Adventist Church. 433 Maitland Avenue. Altamonte Spring* Country Creek Inn and Racquet Chib, 620 Country Creek Parkway (off Bunnell Road). Altamonte Spring* Winter Spring* Civic Center, 4 00 N. Edgemfln Avenue. Winter Sprtng* Northland Church. -OC Dog Track Road. Laksvlew Christian Church, 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka Casselberry Ctry Hal) Council Chambers. 9 3 Triplet Lake Drive. C aaatlU n y Sanora Chib House. 2 39 Sartor* Boulevard. Sanford Seminote County Public Health and Human Sendee* Auditorium. *<Tf> w. Airport Boulevard. Sanford Seminole County Public Health and Human Service* Auditorium. 4 0 0 W. Airport Boulevard, Sanford Sanford City Ifoll. 3 00 N. Park Avenue. Sanford Church of C hrist 1800 8. Park Avenue Sanford Seminole V.M C A , 665 Longwood Lake Mary Road. Lake Mary Seventh Day Adventist Church. 80 3 . Moaa Road. (South eg S R 434 on Mom Road). Winter Sprtng* Eaatnaaite Crete Center. 630 Magnolia Avenue. Altamonte Spring* Lake Mary New City HaD. 100 N. Country Chib Rood. Laka Mary Seminole County Cooperative Extension Auditorium. 2 6 0 W. County Home Hood. |1< iKtiklHg 24 0 . Boadovd Orthodox Church of SL Stephen. 1893 Lake Emm* Rood, Longwood Vfcot Sanford BoyaA CIrts Club. 910 PclMmmon Avenue. Sanford Central Baptist Church (Christian Activity Cmterl. 3101 W. State Road 46. Sanford Seminole County School Board District 4 Sm aller classes PRECINCT POLLING PLACES T LOCATION Altamonte Spring* Elementary School. 825 Pinet-lew Street WT Palm Spring* Drive). Altamonte Spring* Forest City Elementary School. 9 8 0 Sand Lake Road. Forest City Central Chutvh of Christ. 879 Oak Drive. Altamonte Spring* Seventh Day Adventist Church. 9 0 8 . Moaa Road. (South of SR 454 on Mom Road). Winter Sprtng* Elk* Club. 4795 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park Hampton Inn. 181 DougU* Avenue. Altamonte Spring* Holiday Inn. 230 W. Highway 436. Altamonte Spring* Wrktva Community Center. 239 Hunt Club Boulevard. Suite 101, Longwood Longwood Church of the Nazarene Fellowship (tall. 2 0 0 Wayman Avenue. Lutheran Haven Fellowship HatL 2041 W. Stale Road 426. (South of Ortedol. Oviedo Destiny Church (previously known a * Slovak Garden). 3110 HowcO Branch Road. Winter Park St. Stephen'* Catholic Church. 378 TuakawtJU Road. Winter Sprtng* Church ef The New Covenant. 878 Tuikaa-llU Road. Winter Spring* Caaaetberry Police Headquarter*. 4 1 9 3 S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry Winter Spring* CMC Caller, 400 N. Edgemon Ave . Winter Sprtng* Sterling Park Elementary School. 201 Eagle Circle. Casselberry Lakcvtew Christian Church. 1400 Bear Lake Road. Apopka West Branch Library. 248 N. Hunt Club Boulevard, Longwood First Baptist Church of Sweetw ata. 3 8 0 0 Wrktva Sprtng* Road. Longwood St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2 1 4 0 W. Stale Road 434. Longwood Northwest Branch library. 580 Green way Boulevard. Lake Mary Oviedo City Hall. 4 0 0 Alexandria Boulevard. Oviedo Markham Woods Presbyterian Church. 8210 Markham Wooda Road lane mde North of Lake Mary Boulevard). Lake Mary Neighborhood Alliance Church (forma ty known as Christian Neighborhood Alliance Church). 301 Matkham Wood* Rood. �T a g c 2 A September 3. 200U Tin. S fminolf. HrjtAiJi The Way We Were: A trip down Memory Lane While going through some of my old scrapbooks looking for a particular item. 1 found one scrapbook wilh ilcxns in it that might possibly interest you. It is filled with clippings, pro­ gram s, cards, etc., that were sig­ nificant to me during the 1960's and 70's. There are also some older items in the front dating from 1936 which I will tell you about first. These may send you look­ ing Into your memorabilia to find like items. Cradle Roll Certificate On the first page is a large Cradle Roll Certificate, certify................................... ing that I was a mem­ ber of the Cradle Roll Department of Sanford First Baptist Church Sunday School. My name was enrolled the & Grace Marie ^ c ,., . . S t ID e c i p h e r da^ f She must have has children from ages 3 to 5 as in the picture I have of us on the front step* taken 1941-42, most arc one or two years younger than 1. 1 know that 1 went tiierc two years. I also took dancing from Mrs. Wright which I have mentioned before. When I recently toured the former Ritz Theater during the Sanford Historical Society meeting, memories came back of performing on that stage dur­ ing dance redials. War Ration Book One The next page holds a War Ration Book that has my name on it. It was certified by my mother, Marie Stinccipher, tin t nil information was correct. My name and address is there as well as the facts that I was five years old, had blue eyes and blonde hair, was three feel nine inches tali and weighed 45 pounds. It was signed by Lillian L Dunlap, registrar, on May 7 , 1942. There are warnings on the front of the book: (1) Punishment up to 10 years imprisonment or $10,000 or both for violating rationing orders and regulations, (2) This book must not be transferred or it would be taken from the hold­ er by the Price Administration, (3) If the named person depart­ ed from the United States or died, the book must be surren­ dered, (4) Any person finding a lost book must deliver it promptly to the Ration Board. 1 do not remember much about rationing since I was aged Seplember, i^ ih a d been bom on S ep t 19. It was signed by Miss Allie Trafford, Superintendent of the Department, and S.J. Nix, Sunday School Superintendent. I remember my mother telling me that "Miss Allie" had walked out to our home on 2404 Park Ave. to give this to her and also a small gift for me. Miss Allie served as the church's financial secretary and church missionary 1919-1942. In 1919 she was paid $25 per month; in 1925, $60 per month. She lived near the church, never owned a car, and walked everywhere visveryw . i ting in the name of the ichurch. 1Dr. W. P. Brooks, pastor 1929-62, called her "my right arm." She also served as church clerk 1927-42. 1 was too small to •remember much about her, aa % she d k d r a ; •■ in 1942, b u t --------------------- ---- 5 through 9 during the war I do remember) though, going to Seminole High Sctuvol wilh my mother to gel ration books. A few other things, briefly, that I remember about rationing during the war. We luckily had a 1941 Chevrolet that my dad had bought before the war began, but he did alsohuy a bicycle to ride to work in order to save gas. BVc couldn’t travel far because of gas rationing, so all of our summer \a nations were spent at nearby New' Smyrna Beach. Therefore I did not sec me Tennessee relatives (my dad's family^ fh*hi the time I was 5 years old until I was 10. When I did see them in 1947, ii was almost like for the first time. Spelling Trophy There is the newspaper, pic­ ture of me and Junior 1 iigh Principal R. E. True with the large spelling trophy that I won in 1950 as Seminole County Spelling Champion. I have written about this experience before, but 1 will ask again — does anyone know what hap­ pened to this large trophy? Each winner had his/her name engraved on it and it traveled to the various schools iviih the winner, it has to be somewhere, even after 50 years! 1 do have a small trophy that I will eventu­ ally donate to the Sanford Museum. Church Bulletin Information There are two First Baptist Church Bulletins from t h e ! Classic Community Notes 1Mil’s. O ne is dated December 30,1956 and give* the Student Night at Christmas Sunday evening program. This used to be an annual event with college students presenting the pro­ gram Those students taking part that year were Nancy Rountree (FSU), Johnny Bowen (P5U), A1 Phillips (Stetson), Howard Allred (?), Wesley Giles (UF) and myself (Stetson). The next bulletin is dated April 6,1958, width was Faster Sunday, and tells of the upcom­ ing Youth Week. Al Phillips was Youth Pastor, I was Minister Of Educabon and John Dinkins w as Chairman o f the Youlh DeacorU. Twell remem­ ber that AI and I had to attend both morning worship services to receive a key to the church and that w c were in charge of the service that night and also the next Sunday morning. Since both Al and 1 were Stetson stu­ dents, we couldn't attend the other activities during the week, but this w as the first of a long string of Youth Weelcs that I was involved in. When I taught school in Orlando (1958-61), 1 was a mem­ ber of North Park Baptist where I was involved in several Youth Weeks as Sunday School teacher and WMU Director. When I moved back to Sanfonl in 1961, 1 began working with the young people in Training Union at First Baptist and helped orga­ nize Youth Weeks for about 10 years. .'These were fun limes with lots o f good memories. blood sugar and cholesterol screenings. Thursday, Sept. 7, Summerville will offer free d.inCi1lessons from 5 3 0 until 7 Breakfast Meeting Tire Seminole County/Lake Mary Regional Chamber of Commerce will hold its September Breakfast Meeting Wednesday, Sept. 6 beginning at 7 3 0 a.m. at Heathrow Country G u b , sponsored by Adclphia Business Solutions. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for nonmembers, For additional infor­ mation call the Lake Mary office at 407*333-4748. f Summerville Senior Residential irod Assisted Living is located at 3655 W. Lake Mary Blvd. For information phone Karen Precord at 407-688-1660. School Readiness Coalition The Seminole County- School Readiness Coalition will hold a /uU coalition meeting, Thursday, SepL 7, from 8 until 9 azn. at the Educational Support Center, 400 E. L ik e Mary Blvd., Sanford. Dandng and checking Tuesday, Sept. 5 from 1130 a.m. until 1 p.m., Atlantic Caregivers and Summerville Assisted Living will host a Healthy Aging Seminar for/ Foi Circuit J udce, 18th Circuit, Group 11 I. J J , f ft) fUt. MWNtf t-i wn*r4 1—»tmmmmI —»*%» LIFETIM E METAL 3 CH EVRO LET Commercial Truck Sales tij ^ 100% l impressed wlth hcrrW *lfch tv *''*,11 minutes and other record keep, ing while 1 was researching the " church's archives for the history o f First Baptist 1 wrote for our 100th anniversary in 1984. R EZ TE R M S F R E E ESTIMATES A ll Your Commercial Truck Needs Sales • Parts • Service Kindergarten Diploma H ie next item in the scrap­ book la luy kindergarten diplo­ ma dated June 4 , 1942. This cer­ tified that 1 had completed with creditable manner a course In Kindergarten as follows; phon­ ics, spelling, arithmetic, writing and art and was eligible to enter first grade. It was signed by Ruth Gordon Wright, graduate o f Tennessee College at Murfreesboro, Mrs. Wright's school was called "The School of Childhood," and it was located on the northeast cor­ ner of Oak Avenue at Fourth Street next to the Woman's Club. Wr Seu Smileji r:i. S 3 -8 7 7 -9 2 9 -3 7 0 0 C A L L V o te D e d e S c h a ffn e r o n Tuesday, S e p te m b e r 5 O v e r 2 0 0 In S tock Civic Ready For Immediate Delivery VoteFor For Appointments Call: noenrtoL nobnyJ n o x fo o x ) m i 877-464-4128 u .(evet-QOBt J J j g i C o G f ) pntX)V i»!as. 9 4 0 State Road 4 3 4 South ‘Altamonte Springs. FL i l l 13 financing And Leasing Available I oofofliK) silT JrmiR B yinaH yd T8flt rti S « ta H o w iM a n -frie .JO « n -!> $ O p n i S # t^ 0 0 *m -J.W p m ServfcaHpurv Men. hi 7 00 <j .00 T tOIOOOTIj'^ B«J - 500 Kptj^emaTi'jrttoM ;r»6tolaun ‘IlllT ,.u ? | B o a rd Nancy Acevedo, Chairman, Multicultural Committee Duke Adamson, founder, Rich Food Plana ,n' 1 Rush Bailey, President, TYkQuest Jffiin? yd i Dale Bennett, President, ChamberlainNatural Fonda Dra. Jo e and Tina Calderone, DDS,TJCF Profoaror ir.ili ii ri on ft Carlton Caldwall.Paat President. Foundation .nuiir.vjim -(i L(iarl V; fP * Family Ow ned Business For 25 Years 1 I I ■ W~ : ' -p mr a 9 SANFO! ’18*4 Blvd 1 2408 S. French Ave! 11«5 S M4b* i Avc | W ) m 5 W !/1 <447)321-0920 > " (9*4)776-7971 H - ' •SO Day* Same A* Cash *Up T b 2»>*OWthatoPfly i.P h o ^ o C h a i s m i •'A L T 1 ! I i‘1 * Houra: Mon.-Frt. Bafrt-5:30pm ■Sat. Bam-3pm .<v?c aeoTfaa-naibamcp .(Mjgf-fifBt i“ frff*?Tir!li.;i L Bident, Seminole'Mon l i w j w ijdant, NeUon and Coi and Paat Preaidont, * Hornoowner« Aaan. Cltitahi Bank Richard Leal C EO ,'_________ ■ of J HOvk M Dr. Bob Hawkina, DOS ' JU T .tinidm Keith Hulbert, Paat President, Foundation :;tn for Seminole County Public SchooU r , . ...... ia U B M rttoi B0 ■jinftt tmdrir.yro iu'H e y n v btu. oyr, Lui. vh.R'j CI .tnot fjoelr.Yf ,*l w ; '{inuo'Joli Queatron 18 iiniaa fjiommq *d A 'xtxp i;q tomoiiyiiinq bon t o \j£ o i f i jji A u m u u . fm i ««flWldl>lfl 41M A RTytjftPWW.nfl r>vi a ataai 8 ortl Ih ud oon s’ Also P < f n Jl io \iiotim ( ■? i l j t C No C«r*y Out M U FFLERS' 4 dual fob*. ft©* O n Tire* Sem ino le Appraiaar A L IG N M E N T T U N E -U P S INSTALLED From *4 4 .9 5 Jof Mayor. Altamoota^rwWodul Tha Honorable Fred Straatman, Paat Chairman, SominoU County Commiwkm and r Seminole County Republican I RS&r’ MOATCARS wnrn' ' Former Chairman; Seininole County B a Republican Executive Committee di. r^ oldi^’i’nq noil nmtorai TO SB jiu ic T T IW h o i lehdtH School Board a j . l u ^ a ^A M B A d BC -ai stio« �September 3 .2000 T h i S eminole H erald Community Notes M illennium M iddle School Millennium Middle School will hold two PTSA/Opcn houses in September. Both programs will begin at 7 p.m. in Millennium Hall. Tuesday, Sept. 12 is the 7th and 8th grade program and Thursday, Sept. Hth is the 6th grade program. Parents need to bring a copy of their child's schedule. The PTSA will be con­ ducting a short business meeting at 6:45 p.m. in Millennium Hall on both nights for interested par­ ents. Phone 407-320-6550 for additional information. Dividends Coffee Millennium Middle School will host a Dividends coffee for current and prospective school vol­ unteers on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 2:30 p.m, The gathering will be neld in the cafeteria o f the new building, 21 Lakeview Avenue, Sanford. For detail? call Karen Gilbert, Dividends Coordinator, at (407) 3234921. FLIP meetings Family and Friends of Loved ones in Prison (FLIP) is a support group for peo­ ple dealing with the incar­ ceration o f a loved one. The organiration meets the sec­ ond Saturday of the month (Sept. 8) at the downtown public library in Orlando. For Information phone 407-769-3366. Mature D riving Course AARP 55-AHve Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older w ill be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and 13, courses w ill be at Altamonte Springs police station. O n Sept. 14 it Sanford Senior The truth about good health in a nutshell Editor’s note Russ Whitt is out on vacation. H ell rrtum next merit, » until then, the Herald wUl run columns from the Best o f Russ Collection. Every now and Own, I'm struck with how dumb 1 am. ’.Vito would have ever guessed that Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders would Russ begin endorsing nuts. That, they are. • • • • An "Adventist Mortality Study" — 20 years in the making — required the assistance of 34,000 Adventist volunteers in California. One group of nut-eating Adventists devoured two ounces of nuts four or five times a week. Another group Ate no nuts. The nut caters ended up twice os healthy as tire no nuts. White The second Ov arian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept 12 beginning at 6 p.m. at Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. This is a free healtitcare event open to Ihepublic. The program will indude the Children's Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a display of ovarian cancer quilts, and a candlelight vlglL Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local government officials. Representatives from the offices . To Advertise CaU T he Seminole H erald @ (407)322*26 1010. - S T A JU P !? ! of local physicians, hospitals, and the American Cancer Sodcty will provide valuable educational materials intended to raise awareness about the symptoms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer, the deadliest of the gynecological cancers. For additional details regard­ ing this event or for further information about the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers' bureau, advocacy opportunities, and support groups please call 407366-3830 or 904-789-7898. EVELYN M. LEONARD Evelyn M. Leonard, 85, of Palm Springs Drive in Altamonte Springs, died Friday, Sept 1, 2000, in Tandem Health Care Center. Ms. Leonard was a homemak­ er who was bom in Brooklyn, N.Y She resided in Central Florida far 60 years. Survivors Indude a son, Stephen R. Rohatech of Sail Lake City, Utah; a daughter, Phyllis V. Hanley of Longwood; a sistw, Joan Brick of Higganum, G m ; four grandchildren and five great R w * WKIW# ooIu m i appears daffy In S o tllr o ld . grandchildren. Banfidd Funeral Home in Winter Springs is in charge of arrangements. From staff reports The Golden Needle 4-H Sewing Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday, Sept. 6, from 3 until 5 p.m. at the Cooperative Extension Auditorium at fivepoints, south of Sanford. The club will meet the first Wednesday of each month at the same time and will concen­ trate on sewing projects. Participation is open to youth age 8 and older who are inter­ ested in learning about sewing. Sewing skills are not required tc join. Project leaders for the dub will be Helen Griffith and Pat Davis, Seminole County FCE volunteers. There Is no member ship fees. In addition to youngsters, parents and prospective mem­ bers are invited to attend this first meeting. For additional information regarding the dub, or the Seminole County 4-H program, contact Shelda Wilkena, 4-H Coordinator at 407-665-5557. Extension programs are open to all regardless of race, color. f, handicap oi national ori­ gin. Persons with disabilities needing assistance should con­ tact the office five working dayt prior to the programs. Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing personalized service Providing a professional and caring staff Providing fa ir and competitive pricing Burial 1 Cremation Transport Out Of State $450 $795 $1,4951 t» t R e a r r a n g e d Funeral Plana R r !3 * 1 - 3 2 7 -1 3 0 0 --------- ' ----------- w rt-a n n F U 0 « « »H 0 m } • • Sanford . Serving the Greater Orlando Area Since 1940 * GramkowF\mral Home “ ■ *1,- % HOW DO YOU BUILD A COMMUNITY? Hm am «w winning niimbwa MlioWrt m l a Florida Uaftacy: 11 U M a(A M »«| 7 -ti-14-17-aa-w "3'f-: «l{ t \rf* VT; U ••vrK.1 AND FUNERAL HOMES 24 Hn.TOepbooe (407) 898-8 111 :v.. .1= : •vv“- III aj-ri-w.-T JL - Reading this column about nuts contains approximately the same nutriment found in five pistachios. One dsy, you'll want to thank me for your good health. Sewing club’s first meeting Wednesday Brisson Funeral Home Loyal to those we serve and Dedicated to.. ,. ■•- ».* ;U or an the actors. Kids sat in a special Peanut Gallery when they were on the Howdy Doody TV show. Even though his comic strip was first called "L it! Folks," Charles Schuli didn't achieve his glory until it was known as "Peanuts." When 1 began this column, I was nourished Ire a peanut but­ ter and jelly sandwich my wife packed for me. Thai was hours ago. I'm thinking of 1wiving cashews when I get home. 1 want to be sure to have my two ounces of nuts for the day even though I'm not a Seventh-day Adventist I assume nuts are good for everyone regardless of Obituaries C an d leligh t vigil slated for Sept. 12 = *IJ ' and S e p t 25 and 26 a t both ‘•South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. For additional Informa­ tion or times, call 407-302- Anyway, I’ve been eating nuts religiously for three times as long as the Adventists' study. My cashew capacity is colossal. At parties. I'm the simpleton who pilfers the cashews from tlie mixed-nut assortment I’ve tried to stop. I've sought help. I have an old baseball card of Harry "Peanuts" Lowery. He helped the Chicago Cub* win a pennant in 1945. He hit 3 1 0 in the World Series, The Cubs lost the Series to the Detroit Tigers in Macadami.es. seven games. They haven't won Adam and Eve lived a pennant since. Lowery died in in a garden where they were free to eat from any 1906. j* Tom Cheney was never called tree except the tree of "Peanuts' but he had a peanut I | | life. They were told, in farm In Georgia. He could pitch fact, not even to touch peanuts or baseballs but not at the one tree. When they did, the same time. Cheney often they were history. Alas, Adam reminded me of Mr. Peanut, knew lew about hard-shell fruit especially when lie was being (nuts) than he did bad apples. shelled by apposing batten. The Magi brought gold, Years ago, the balcony section frankincense and myrrh but no cashews to the Christ Quid. The of theaters were known as peanut galleries. The gallery Christmas song, however, patrons used to throw peanut begins with "Chestnuts roasting shells an those sitting below — in an open fire..." Sane likened participation in the Adventist mortality study to a religious experience an almond icy. A few snickered about working so hard for peanuts. The Bible doesn't con­ tain specific references to nuts. That's why 1 asked my pastor if the Macedonians grew tltem. No, he said, it was more likely the P age 3A * ■■ W E’VE GOT THE STUFF FOR ALL YOUR It's really very simple, families build a community. They build trust, confidence and security that sustain us through the good times, as well as times o f trouble. For over 45 y ean , ,the Gramkow family B a r been given the privilege to serve the families o f our community during one o f life's most difficult times. So how do you bring s family tradition o f caring service into die next century? Simple, yon continue to focus your i values that time) ...You treat like they are y ..You solve each ..A n d you Christopher Neal LFD ‘ M SINCE 1956 500 E . Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32773 (407) 322-3213 M l a n w ra iB ■ n m • 4 Aa » *- V •* l � 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, 2000 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, September 05, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 05, 2000. 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>, September 05, 2000; <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/e1758d7fea2194a48bf806d2ae71d06f.pdf 5d2e6b128ab21176b2d6fdd4c1cf66f8 PDF Text Text TUESDAY August 8. 2000 92nd Year, No. 249 (407) 3222611 Sanford, FL Price 35C hirtly Cloudy. Chance of Afternoon storm High: 94 hiw: 73 Political Q u alifyin g Qualifying time for three seats on the Lake Maty City Commission w ill begin at 8 a.m., September 5, and con­ clude at 5 p.m., September 15. Seats which w ill be open include Mayor, and commis­ sion scats 1 and 3. The elec­ tion w ill be held Nov. 7. For details or forms, con­ tact Carol Foster at 407-324­ 3023. Longer hours The Museum o f Seminole County has expanded hours o f operation to include Saturdays from 1 to 4 p.m. Closed Mondays, the muse­ um is also open Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. For additional Informa­ tion phone 407-321-2489. tonight? Page 6B Page 2A teens die in one-car wreck B riefly Airport meeting The Sanford Airport Authority regular board meeting for the month of August has been resched­ uled for Thursday, Aug. 10, at 1:30 p.m. in the Authority Conference Room, One Red Cleveland Dlvd., Sanford. What’s on the tube Weather S e r v in g Sanford, Casselberry. Lake Mary, Longwood, Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County Girls were returning from their first day back at school By Nick Pteffauf and Michelle Jerta LA KE M A R Y — Tragedy struck hard on the first day of school Monday afternoon at Greenwood Likes Elementary School. Two eighth-graders were killed when the car in which they were riding ran off Markham Woods Road near Lake Mary Boulevard, and struck a tree. The students were on their w ay home after the opening day of classes. The tw o were identified as Carrie Brown, 14, whose par­ ents own Brown's Gymnasium, and A m y Hill, 13. Both girls were in the back seat o f a 19% BMW driven by Mary Hill, 49, o f U m gw ood. A third eighth-grader, Zachary Rockwell, 13, was also In the car. Both Mary Hill and Rockwell were Injured. They were airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center and are listed in stable condition. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the crash. An FH P investigator said no charges w ill be filed until the investigation has been complet­ ed. N o other vehicle was involved. Deputies said all three teens were wearing their seat belts. The mother was not. She was thrown more than 100 feet from the vehicle by the force o f the collision with the tree. Seminole County Deputy Bonnie Summers, a school resource officer, said both girls were excellent students. “They even worked in the guidance office at the school,” she said. See Wreck, Page 4A First Day Jitters T o d a y is Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2000 Today is the 221st day o12000 and the 50th day at summer. TODAY’S MSTOftY: On this day in 1866, Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands became the first queen to visit the United States. • On this day In 1930, a broker­ age In Tucfcertown, N.J., received the first stock order transmitted from a Zeppelin. • On this day in 1994, Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin of Israel and Crown Prince Hessen of Jordan cut a ceremonial ribbon to open the first border crossing between Israel and Jordan. TOOAY'S BIRTHDAY*: Nathaniel Palmer (1799-1677), American explorer; Matthew Henson (1866-1955), American explorer; EmUiano Zapata (1877-1919), Mexican leader; Ernest O. Lawrence (1901­ 1958), physicist; Esther Williams (1923-) swimmeractress. is 76; Mel THUS (1932-), singer-songwriter. Is 68; Dustin Hoffman (1937-), actor, Is 63; Connie Stevens (1936-), singer-actress, is 62; David "The Edge” Evans (1961-), musician, la 39. S A N F O R D — Safehouse o f Seminole, a non-profit agency that helps the victims of domestic violence, was a victim Itself over the weekend Betty Spencer, the program director at Safehouse, said the agency's warehouse on Orlando Avenue was robbed — probably on Sunday afternoon. "W e lost more than $50,000 worth o f furniture, clothes, appliances — even Christmas gifts," Spencer said. "The Christmas gifts were already wrapped." Clco Cohen, spokesperson for the Sanford Police Department, Adonis Lopez, far left, and his Pine Crest elementary School classmates get a reassuring word from their teacher, Stephanie Palmeri. Right: Qoldsboro Elementary School Principal Ron Nathan welcomes James Gregory Morgan Jr., left, and his friend. TOOAY’S QUOTE: *tt is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees.* TODAY’S MOON: Between first quarter (Aug. 6) and fuU moon (Aug. 15). S c h o o l b e lls b eck o n students b a ck to cla ss Classified Comics . . Staff Photographer S A N F O R D — The first day for anything can be a stressful time. Your first date, your first day at a new lob, or for nearly 150 ner­ vous Idyllwilde Elementary School kinder­ garten students and their parents, the first day o f school can equal one traumatic experience. As the new students arrived at Idyllwilde, they were greeted outside by principal David Scott and his staff o f teachers. As Scott addressed the future class o f 2013, he helped turn the frightening noise and confusion Into a calm, military style o f organization. By R u m White Staff Writer C rossw ord Dear Abby Horoscope Life Style . Obituaries Sports . . . Television . Deputies catch trusty after he walks off jo b detail From Staff Reports Timothy Taylor, 28, whose last known address was on Pindoch SAN FO RD — A jail trusty, Avenue in Orlando. Orlando \ working at the Seminole County police located him near that Sheriff's Office Saturday, Aug. 5, address lust before 2:15 p m , after walked away from his detail but the Seminole County Sheriff's was caught in Orlando two hours Office sent out a BOLO (Be on the after his disappearance. lookout). H e was reported missAccording to Steve Olson, pub- ing around 12:45 pan. and was lie information officer with the last seen around noon when a sheriff's office, the trusty is supervisor checked on him at his Set Safehouse Page *A Mehl remembered by many in Lake Mary as a mentor and beloved friend See Class, Page 6A Index son and by unknown means," She said business owners told investigators they saw a man and a woman at the warehouse on Sunday but assumed the tw o were working for Safehouse. One drove a pickup truck, the other a purple Honda Civic. T h e y didn't think anything was w rong at the time," Cohen said. "There was frequently activity at the warehouse during the week and on weekends." Spencer said the man was described "as tall, thin, blond Former fire chief Duane Mehl dies By Arthur Zielinski TOOAY’S SPORTS: On this day In 1931, Bobby Burke of the Washington Senators pitched a no-hitter against Boston. The Senators won 5-0 Thieves rip off $50,000 in goods from Safehouse work post. Taylor was recently assigned as a trusty working out of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. He was serving time for Violation o f Probation on a 1997 Grand Theft Charge. On June 19, he was sentenced to serve nine montlw in the Seminole County jail with credit for 105 days. Olson said he will face charges o f escape. LA KE M A R Y — Wednesday morning, a crew o f firefighters in a vehicle from Lake Mary will go to Lady Lake to say farewell to a mentor and beloved friend. Former Lake Mary Fire Chief Duane Mehl died on Friday at his home near Ocala. H e was 65. "H e played golf, came home and died in his favorite chair," said Lake Mary City Manager John Litton, a close friend who hired Mehl to be fire chief in Winter Park and again in Lake Mary. Mehl came to Florida from Traverse City, Mich, when Litton recruited him to serve as Winter Park Fire Chief. Six years later, Litton brought Mehl to Lake Mary. "There are a lot o f heavy eyes today in each d ty ," Litton said. "W e have lost someone very dear to us." Accompanied by then Winter Park Police Chief Ray Beary, See Mehl, Pag* 6A T �2A •Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Tuesday, August 8. 2000 A C C U W E A T H E R 8 F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Florida Weather AccuWeather com U V Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight WiMfnesrtny Thursrtny Fridny Saturday Panam al 7B/B1 Shown it tomorrows weather Temperatures arc tonight s low’s and tomorrow'* high* Turning cx/1 mainly 1 ’S 1 : 1 n Purity sunny with a sllay 1-shower ____ i—I_________ n _ — t " — ___ ___ j T3 LJ Ketiionnl Cities ■ -f .... 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I .ike M .in h located .it v. ; j ,tkr \i,(ry Bouleva lUunalinfot m.iliitn pli» (i.* Isk'unl Scppala or Karen lY tw nl .t 4(r,'i<HK I M l. America is a country 224yea rx old, yet some are concerned it might not be ready for a vice president w ho is an Orthodox Jew. it is said Joseph Licbcrman might face voter prejudice. Nonetheless, AI Gore has • IroM-ir I .ieberman, 58, to be lus democratic running mate. "O y Velrl" blared ilrc head­ line across Monday's N ew York 1’ost. "Idem Big in Flap Over Jewish Pick.” (This, the Ilap, before l.ieberman's selection.) N o one, of course*, ques­ tioned Sandy Koufax's place in tire Dodgers' pitclring rota­ tion or Sid I nrkman's status as Chicago lk*ars quarterbat k. We listetf to Gershwin, I lammerstein and Cohan. We laughed with the Marx Brothers, W oody Allen and Seinfeld, N o one rejected Albert Firistein’s tlu-orii*s because he was Jewish. I ms lei n told us, "If my tlri-nry of relativity is proven successful, Germany will claim me as a German and Frame will declare that I am a citizen of the world. Should my theory prove untrue, France will say that I am a Cierman, and ( lermany w ill declare that I am a Jew." Incredibly, America put IJick Nixon and Spiro Agnew into political office. Urey were jerks but they weren't Jewish. Oy Veh — that was Gltspvll ml 21)00 1<okl<iil\uk liniiiiittiitHl Conimun iv I x t-lojiimul Ciffixmtliint, In, i- pti-vnling tlx-Nev. t vitiuil l'r,ii«Ministry, August 12, from 7 until It) I’ m, .it tin-1 Irlrn Stairs llieater (Rit/ I]* .iini?0l M.i);mili.i \v. iits**in vmforri. h-aturixt will I v Praise Minn* Orisvr K ifvit t l.iyiv, ■siliH-.t IV"- Ihill.x ) tin- Mount I’k-.tsrul M.isst, >.» ,ii ill tin* tix-nagrptab* g n n ip C V I. I'llisotlkT. v -M-ll as .1 guest spiuker Heir Ls .iti-.rwi iLilile lor a iliswtionot $|5iuvlkstra «*-.itmgand SlOtulaxiv. All pro ivixl-i will ),<• tow.ml tin- ojk-r.rIronol ( ntdcnKuie |loir.inf. All tlot i,i l kmis .in- tax iltxliH table. lor intinniahmiptmnc Cynthia I Ian 'loo ‘ nillial 407-324-9123, Mrlunlevis wanted I ’ominuintv < afu lor IlkI K liiIv i - l.iii>-,Miluntivrsnf all age* U* a - • l traili-kiersin l Vange ami Seminole Counties. Miluntii - inn 11 Ilk-livesiif lionn,-txijtkt eiders by helping llk-m tixv io.ii-) s-ikimtlv in llk-il oil'll |i.... -i as lorry; ,rs |xiv»ib|*'. Scrvkx- -.will,i ansfkxl.itii nr, Kxuili/aliisv 'inpuiiksrship ami rvspiti provided. Sunn- v» Juutivr may qualify for a Mijs id, ,i n*li-si mi nie­ till) .ilkixviii» i lli, age mid inbursed. C\|X*IV«T, flic ,ll Ilk* |k‘\t loll ifi- :i.lining is s4 h1.xiiil1.xi tin iiiurday, Aug. 12, at % V rfai, For, IdUimul infumititiomrr lo n ;btcr for trainnif |4kHv UJ7 >:}8-2*Ht. O.K.? Gore's campaign chairman, Hill Daley, said that having Sen. Licbcrman o f Connecticut on the ticket, will not hinder Gore's chances against George W. Bush. "I think his (Lieberman's) religion has no impact what­ soever on his ability not only to be a great vice-presidential nominee, but to serve in that office with great distinction." Those people who are antiSemitic, Daley said, wouldn't have votes for Gore anyhow. Licbcrman, w e know, was one o f the first Democrats to chastise Bill Clinton for his dalliance w ilh intern Monica Ijowinsky. "I believe the Democrats were made to reconsider their plans after George W. Bush choose Dick Cheney as a run­ ning mate," said Lake Mary Mayor David Mealor. “ Mr. Cheney's character is truly outstanding. The Democrats had to find someone they, loo, could run with Vice President Gore." Jewish leaders are pleased with Gore's selection. Mr. Licbcrman w ill make a w on­ derful vice president, they said. He might be president one day. One Jewish comic said that the Jews have been fright­ ened people for far too long because 20 centuries of Christian love have broken down their nerves. "Miracles happen,” Joseph Licbcrman said Monday. "A n d this (his being on the Gore ticket) is one o f those miracles." I m wwte-t o Iw m i f f An 4Mj la Ik*i f ln.lt HwM. Citizens academy starts Sept. 19 lire State Attorney's .office, 18th Judicial Circuit, (Seminole County) is busting a State Attorney Citizens Academy that will last fur ten weeks, starting Tuesday, Sept. 1** from 6:30 until J:30 p.m. Hie academy will be and a limited background check w ill be completed on each applicant. Registration closes September 12. For additional information contact Christine Mouton at 407-265-2068. Police Idepartment in the com­ munity classrikim. Participants w ill iiave the opportunity to meet our attor­ neys and leam more about the law and its requirements for successful prosecutions. Pre-registration is required rTi-piiblit.nl Women Hu- Augu.-t nux-tingof lire Suburban Republican Worotns l lul> will lx* fk-ld Wixiik-kiay, Aug. I(i K en n in g at II am. at Sweetwater Country C lub. Cost of Ok- luik lkxill/ lnieting Is $13 pu |s-i in Guest -|> akiT will I v I )> Anne McGee, President i> Seminole Comm uuili i ulk-gi Uesiivations.iii reqmnd 1 i pan. Sunday, Aug. 13 .101 leservatkxis or in/onnatkm pilone 407-862-6626 or k)7-M301560. Obituaries IN G R ID AFILFORS Ingrid Ahlfors, 95, VVoxt Maitland Hlvd., Maitland, diixi Satuniay, August 5,2000, Bom Feb. 7,1905 In Pori, Finland, she moved to Central llorida in 1983. She was a homemaker. Survivors include daughters, Norma DMarro, I leathrow, Carol Kratch, Ocean View, Dei.; five grandchildren; eight great-grand­ children, Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Gmgwood, in charge of arrangements. DARLENE L ANDRETTA Darlene L Andretta, 47, Joshua Creek Court, Oviedo, died Sunday, August 6,2000 at Rorida I lospital East, Orlando. Bom Nov. 7,1952 In Passaic, N.J., she moved to Central Rorida 16 years ago. She was a homemaki- and a member of St. Stephen Catholic Church. Survivors include husband, Anthony, Oviedo; son, Anthony, Jr., Oviedo; daughter, Jaime Lynn, Orlando; brother, Dennis Giunta, Manalapan, N.J. Banfield Funeral Ffome, Winter Springs, in charge of arrange­ ments. ROSE VARNER BAILEY Rose Vamer Bailey, 89, Tallahassee, died Sunday, August 6,2000. Bom in Lenoir City, Ind., she mm-ed to Tallahassee in 1954. She was a member of Tallahassee Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and co-founder of the Northside Investment Group. She belonged to Trinity United Metlrodist Church. Survivors include son and daughter-in-law Clayton W. and Carole Bailey, Tallahassee; broth­ ers, Rev. Dr. Carrol! H. Varner and sister-in-law, Marken Vamer, both of Lake Junaluska, N.C.; one grandson. Bevis Funeral Home, Tallahassee, in charge of arrange­ ments. M A R Y ELIZABETH COSSIER Mary Elizabeth Cossier, 53, Beecher Street, Orlando, died Tliesday, August 1,2000. Bom in Woodstock. Ala., she moved to Central Rorida in 1967. She was a cashier and a member o f Long Road Lockhart Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. Survivors include son, Wils Walker Jt, Willie Frazier, both o f Orlando; daughters, Charlotte Jackson, Brooklyn,N.J., Regina Frazier, Michelle Frazier, Jacqueline Cossier, all o f Orlando; mother, Beulah W. Hill, Brooklyn; sisters, Dora Hill, Bessemer, Ala., Pearlie Hudging, Jamaaka, N.Y., Annie Speight, Bertha Banks, Alma Simmons, all o f Brooklyn. Golden’s Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge o f arrange­ ments. GAYLE A N N E DRAKE Gayle Anne Drake, 50, Aaron Drive, Deltona, died Friday, August 4,2000 at Florida Hospital Fish Memorial, Orange City. Bom in N ew Haven, Conn., she moved to Deltona from Sanford in 1979. She was employed by Call for your subscription. 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 W c Accept Transport O ut O f State $795 Must Prearranged Funeral Plans M ARIE S. MILLER Marie S. Miller, 78, West Chipola venue, DeLand, died Satuniay, August 5,2000 at her residence. Bom in Essen, Germany, she moved to Central Rorida from Beaumont, Tx., in 1990. She was a retired legal secretary, and a mem­ ber of the US. Army during World War II. Survivors include husband, Daniel; son, Frank Grenard, Dcs Moines, Iowa; daughters, Patricia Holyfieki, DeLrnd, Maribeth Harvin, North Wikesboro, N.C.; sister, Bertha Hincheman, Noblesville, Inc.; five grandchil­ dren; two great-grandchildren Baidauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. ROSE MARY GONZALEZ Rose Mary Gonzalez, 86, Graves Avenue, Orange City, died Sunday, August 6,2000 at Florida Hospital Rsh Memorial, Orange City. Bom in New York City, she mm-ed to Orange City from Deltona in 1991. She was a home­ maker and attended Our Lady of the Likes Catholic Church. Survivors incude son, Joseph Nenadlch, Orange City; three grandchildren; four great-grand­ children. Baidauff Family Funeral Home, Orange City, in charge of arrange­ ments. M ARQUIZE L A N A R D HODGES Marqui/e Lanard Hodges, infant, Amador Circle, Orlando, died Saturday, July 29,2000. He was bom in Orlando. Survivors include mother, Demekta C. Hill, Orlando; father, Richard L Hodges, Jr.; sisters, Dvmeisha Roshell, Orlando; brothers, Richard, III, LaTroy, Roy, all of Orlando; maternal grandpar­ ents, Vivian Hill, Darryl Bouie; itemal grandparents, Richard odges, Sr., Pearl Flodgcs, both of Orlando. Golden's Funeral Home, Inc., Winter Park, in charge of arrange­ ments. RUTH E.SAYER Ruth E. Sayer, 79, Country Club Circle, Sanford, died Friday, August 4,2000 at Central Rorida Regional Hospital, Sanford. Bom Feb. 18,1921 in INrites, N.Y., she moved to Central Rorida 22 years ago. She was a retired secretary for Civil Service and a member of All Souls Catholic Church, Sanford. She was a member o f the Over 50 Club, Knights of Columbus Auxiliary 3rd and 4th degree, Kamargo Club, and Past Proident of VFW Auxiliary Post 7227 Carthage, N.Y. Survivors include husband, Colin B.; sons, Gary W., Carthage, N.Y., Patrick C , Ovid, N.Y.; sister, Marie Thompson, Adams Center, N X 10 grandchildren; 11 great- C CHARLOTTE N. JONES Charlotte N. Jones, 75, Beth Drive, Sanford, died Sunday, August 6,2000. Bom in Conneaut, Ohio, she mm-ed to Central Florida in 1943. She was a home­ maker and a member of Lockhart Methodist Church. She belonged to the Bach Choir o f Winter Park. Survivors include husband, Lowell; sons, Philip Griffith, new York, Robert Griffith, Altamonte Springs; daughters, Mary Isaacson and Jacquriin Griffith, both of Lockhart, Sarah Propst, North Carolina; brother, Rawls Roberts, Mississippi; 17 grandchildren; 17 great-grandchildren. Loomis Funeral Home, Apopka, in charge o f arrange­ ments. EEN JOSEPH MARSH Ecn Joseph Marsh, 76, Pioneer Drive, Deltona, died Sunday, August 6,2000 at his residence. Bom in Yale, S.D., he moved to Deltona 32 years ago. He was a ofessionai soldier, serving in the S. Army for 23 years, during World War 0, and the Korean and Vietnam wars. He was a member o f Our Lady o f the Lakes Catholic Church, former charter member of Deltona Moose Lodge, and former C I Funeral Home, Winter Springs, in charge o f arrange­ ments. M ARG ARETTE ELSIE LEE W IN EG ARD Margarette Elsie Lee Winegard, 65, South County Club Road, lake Mary, died M d a jt A u g y tfta o o a She was bom in 1934 in Orlando, and was a lifelong Centra! Florida resident She was a manager. She belonged to Grace United Methodist Church, Lake Mary. Survivors include husband, Cart, Lake Mary; mother, Georgie Bennett Lee; daughters, Beth Hancock Winegard, Bell FL, Wendy Lee Ritzie, Montverde, Laura L Winkle, Lake Helen; son, George Ot, DeLand; sisters, Imojean Whitehead, Winter Park, Libby Van, Cummings, Ga., Wilda Cook, Altamonte Springs, brother, John W. Lee, Marietta, Ga.; nine grandchildren. 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I have three young children to take care of, a home-based busi­ ness and many other things 1 give my all to each day. I am some­ Dear times tired and do occasionally nap. M y husband is able to • • • • • • • come back in the after­ noon, and the rest o f the day is family time. It sounds to me as though "Sleepless's" husband is doing anything he can to make her pay some attention to him. Any book on divorce w ill tell her that if she doesn't fulfill her husband’s needs, he'll find some­ one who will. She may find that if she thinks less o f herself and puts forth more effort for her husband, she may no longer need separate bedrooms. a slew of mail regarding that letter, and reactions to it were all over the map. Read on: fast or a kiss from me. Today he shares his life with another woman — his new wife. H e lead minor surgery to correct the snor­ ing and lost some weight. H e’s a happy, healthy man. For all those women who feel inconve­ nienced by their husband's needs or minor flaws, I have three suggestions: (1) Prepare to support yourself financially; (2) remind yourself not to miss a man’s love, touch and companionship; and (.1) send him my way. I’ll take him! READER IN CLEVES, O H IO D E A R ABBY: "Sleepless" should thank God she has a husband to "disturb" her at 4 a.m. to offer a loving goodbye. H ow I wish I could be disturbed once more. My husband, my love, was robbed and shot to death at our family business last Eeb. 11 at 6:10 a.m. It happened right after he tele­ phoned m e to say, "1 just called to tell you now much I love you." You don't know what you w ill miss until it is taken fmm you. You may print my name. C A R O L Y N IVEY, M A R IO N , A L A . called psychotropic*. Some schizophrenic* are incapable o f living in an open society. "Split personality," when a schizophrenic believes that he or she is sex1era I different peo­ ple, is unusual. Most simply withdraw fmm reality as we DEAR READER: Schizophre­ know it, engage in delusional thinking and nave difficulty nia is a mental affliction charac­ controlling internal drives. terized by impaired functioning DEAR ABBY: "Sleepless" needs to get a To a large degree, a schizo­ and disturbance's in thinking, grip! If she feels she’s abused, tell her to phrenic's maladaptafeeling and behaving. .............. talk to a batten'd woman. D E A R C A R O L Y N : Please accept my lion Is a function of Patients with this dis­ H A C K E N SA C K , N.J. deepest sympathy for your tragic loss. M y order exhibit enor­ his or her delusions. heart is with you. Rrad on: The person who mous variation in believes that he is the their degree of dys­ D E A R ABBY: "Sleepless" said she and function. For instance, Messiah or w ho feels D EAR ABBY: Tell "Sleepless" to pur­ her husband have separate bedrooms menaced by those mild schizophrenic* chase a night-light so her husband can see because his snoring keeps her awake. M y suffer minimal amund him is not her when he kisses her. husband is also a snorer. He has sleep thought disorders and going to do w ell and, I wonder who the "abuser" in that mar­ apnea. Our saving grace is a breathing function surprisingly at the very least, will riage really is. Didn’t she say she locked machine (C PA P) that allows him to get lie an object of well in our society, him out o f the bedroom so he wouldn’t enough air. Yes, it makes a bit o f noise — although they may ridicule. Conversely, wake her? nothing like snoring — and is a bit unro­ need periodic pre­ many schizophrenics Dr. Peter AWAKE A N D IN LO VE IN IL L IN O IS mantic. But w e ’ve adapted, and w e both scription drug therapy act merely perplexed et a good night's sleep. 1suggest her husand close psychiatric and suspicious; they and check with his doctor. monitoring. are not a threat to l « n ru tllm t ju id , la S m m lng a M in ro n m u M m u l* C H A R I IN O C EAN SID E, CALIF. III and a m m »tti»<11*» p m m ordrt • • • • themselves or to othta I t rnpilai * On the other hand, • • Sand a h n l i M H l m l Mtf-addmwd raialop*. p in i M k severe schizophrenics are often er*. D E A R C H A R I: An excellent suggestion. <m moot) nrdrt l « U M IWJO In Canadal - » I Vat ASSy extremely violent and may have Therefore, while I agree with ropularUy So..klrt I'D So. 447, Mount Mania, IL * I SU­ Read on: delusions that they are being the tone o f your statement — M O . iroolaftt I* IndudadJ HAS A GREAT MARRIAGE persecuted (paranoia). Such namely, that schizophrenia is a O KUO UNIVERSAL TRESS SYNDIC ATE IN IN D IA N A D E A R ABBY: M y husband o f 21 years 4130 Main SI. Sanaa* City. Mo M ill; HIM M3< patients often require pmmedical disease for which snored loudly, too. We had separate beds, longed hospitalization and patients should not be ostra­ DEAR GREAT MARRIAGE] 1received and he always left for work without break­ cized — I cannot endorse your large doses o f medications conclusion that such patients do not constitute a threat to society. Some do. Further, many schlzohrenlcs behave unpredictsbly, Ph na lludnate and Inadvertently draw attention to themselves. This strange behavior can be frightening to normal people, w ho often discover that dealing with schizophrenics can be an unsettling experience because of the aggressive outbursts and the threats o f violence which characterize the disease. I agree that schizophrenics need med­ ical help and understanding as much as any other group of individuals with serious illness. Fortunately, the majority of schizophrenics can be helped by psychiatric Intervention and the use of mood altering drugs. However, as you know from following stories in the press, schizophrenics sometimes choose to discontinue their medications and drop out of therapy. This can be dangerous, both for the patient and for those in his or her environment. Until public health authorities have the will and the time to monitor their out-patient schiz­ ophrenics, each o f us is at risk o f becoming a victim o f the Irra­ tional and unpredictable behav­ ior that characterizes the untreated patient with a major mental-health issue. This does little to alleviate our apprehen­ sions or permit us to be more understanding o f the severe emotional pain suffered by most schizophrenics. In my view, such patients should be required to take the necessary medications, under meticulous out-patient supervision, before they are permitted to Join soci­ ety at large. This statement may well stimulate letters and comments from the vociferous mentalhealth lobby. So be It. When normal citizens are afraid to interact with aggressively hot* Sum m erville brings a com fortable and elegant residential lifestyle close to fam ily and friends. Hie homeless schizophrenics JiJ urban environments, when ' \ Each o f our com m u n ities receives th e d is tin c tiv e S u m m erville treatm en t, c o m b in in g such citizens feel vulnerable * and uncomfortable, when ran'* gracious residential liv in g w ith personalized h ealth services, to create an en viron m en t both dom acts o f violence by schizo­ phrenics are reported weekly * com fortable and secure — including the specialized Sum m erBrookSM program for those w ith if not daily — in the have to start wondi A lzh e im e r’s disease or related m em ory impairments. A l l backed by the strength o f a national whether untreated nam e that has becom e synonymous w ith a com m itm en t to h igh quality senior care. nia may not be a significant concern that needs to be r addressed, rather than being j swept under the rug as yet ' another example ofbockfired ; human rights. To give you relat­ ed information, I am sending you a copy o f m y Health Report "Mental and Emotional UlneM, Other readers who would like hi copy should send $2 plus a * , long, self-addressed, stomped / AT LAKE MARY envelope to P.O. Box 2017, < Senior Residential and Assisted Living Murray Hill Station, N ew York N Y 10i56. Be sure to mention *• 3655 West Like Mary Blvd. • Like Mary, FL 32746 the title. »* C heck out our new website at www.summervillehg.comi DEAR DR. G O m My fiancee, who is schizophrenic, is ostracized. Please inform your readers that people with Inis disease do not have split per­ sonalities and don’t pose* a threat to society. Abby B Gott A N a tio n a l N am e. A C arin g A p p ro ach . A D istin g u ish ed D ifference In A ssisted Living. t Summerville Senior Livin g at Lake Mary. i © S ummerville* fir I "i \ L u ll A n d I ivi I n l n i iii.il u ui K i l ( 4 0 / ) 4 0 « C iota NEWS ZATER E N TE R TU S I A S S * f >.S,S- I f >f >0 £ j i 0* V' ♦ ' * . r rJ V 4 V f ■•" jw >. vpr.*> i V * j ^ •f 1 . f •- U *' , . ■ '• ■ tV* f * 1 f �SmirioSo Herald, Sanford, Florida ■Tuesday, August 0, 2000 * M Day 1 Tho lirsl rJfiy of school brings n mixture of omolions for students FlrsMimors nro n iitflo nervous, oven scared, whilo older students look forward to mooting now fnonds and learning interesting things Herald photographers Tommy Vincent and Art Ziolinski wero on hand to catch tho kids in action. » ----------— nVrIK] pnoiO Dy IOfTWTty“ Til ICO*It Tho Mobley sisters Aloxa, a third-grader, and Aryssa, a lust-grader, nro re.idy for Iholr fust day back at Goldsboro Elomontary School AA ----- 1J —*----* - fc---- T a m m Her tt pMo by Art Zwltntkl Tina Co*, of Sanford, Inns it. .omtoft hor daughter, Elizabeth Po.ro ,r,| dry her tears just bofotn from had to say good-bye on ri./nb* th's first clay of school. ir»lr, Ho t M photo b y A H I W W Coroy Dnor, a kindergarten student in Pat Jetts' class doesn't look very l ippy about his fir i lay : ClteO :■ I tc-iontnry School Th e day d J get boiler lor Corey after a rough start t ■J n A,n | n fc.. - A _>A ruptm mid phfdo by Art Kayloigti Lake and her teacher, Debra Kelly, show ihe class their first book of Ihe school your prsow o j w i m m v d It didn't take Tavica Redding, of Sanford, very tong to start enjoying her hrst day of school. 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August B. 2000 Wreck Melil Continued from Page 1A Ilic Sheriff's department sent victim advocate's tn the scene of the accident. "O ne of the girl’s parents were there," Steve Olson said, "and nur people were then? tn help as much as possible." L N iT E D / I R T i S T ^ ^ Si MUiOt I MIVVNI ( I Hit II HI I PACT COW PCtifn-Thu 17X 3 15 ili 950 THOMAS A MAGIC RAILROAD o frt-Thu 17 00 7 05 4 15 6 30 9 00 COYOTE UCLY f c ii »n-Thu 1(50 ? 70 4 30 7 00 9 M THE KID 20 In-Thu 1? 15 2 35 5 00 7 70 9 40 PERFECT STORM f c ii I n Thu 210 650 945 POKEMON THE MOVIE M N 6 In-Thu 11 45 2 10 4 30 X-MEN m i In Thu 1155 2 20 4 45 7.10 9 35 WHAT u n BENEATH acu fn-Thu 135 4 25 715 1005 HOLLOW MAN a fn-Thu 1200 2 30 5 00 7 30 1000 THE PATRIOT n In Th« 1155 315 6 40 (0 05 Tills morning, Sumniprs com ­ mented, "Tirdny is going lo Ik * .t terrible day .it Given wood Likes lilementary." H ie school district lias senl a numlHT of grief counselors to the school to help grief stricken fellow students, their patents and teachers. At 10 a.in . to d a y , G i w i u v i h h ! I .ikes Principal Michael Mi/wicki reported that the staff and teachers had met to discuss the situation. I le slid there will be no fnnnal announcement on tlie public address system until tliis afternoon, and was leaving it up to Hie individual teachers how to discuss the deaths in the classes. I le slid counselors and psy­ chologists were on hand in the classes and hallways. "O n this, the second day of school, this is difficult, " Mi/wicki slid, "hut life lias to go on. A few students have •one home with their parents, mthered by this." He considered the two teens as "members of the school fam i­ ly. They worked with us in tlie office. They wen* excellent young people, and w e loved naving them hen?." [ NUTTY PROFESSOR t • KLUMPS TO13 111-Thu I JO 450 7 20 10(5 V ia g r a • s m : I AKI MANY U N I Ml H l i l l l L ' l SPACE COWBOYS M TU. nu 130 4 10 70S 940 WHAT LIES BENEATH (n th . •M I I M V M I K l i l U M X I I I HtO C ttfiu lr t In tlm lr* tu t <4 S A I I g g * M l l D h m ilr .l llm r _ « £ I In * s c m l n o l c H e r n ld ( I n s s llle d s ilu II n i l ! D C . t f j S rn il i l m k nr n n w y l l l ' . A l . t l l A W A M C N I .S S -IS l U n l y I T l*M I» I M C Uilfpofl. M S W S 17 IA I .ittun said llie mcrultlng trip lo Traverse C ity proved to bo very successful lull that lie and Henry ran into a heavy snowstorm shortly after they arrived. Perhaps, tliis aided llioir effort to bring Melil to sun kissed (V n li.il I lor id.i I Itton s,iii| Melil was not only a leader of the tw o departments hot a father figure w ho knew how to laugh and kid and keep everyone at an even keel. "I le was more than an acquaintance, more Ilian a triend I inane Melil was a very iloso friend toevervon e," I itton said. I yn Wright, w ho winkl'd lor ( hid Melil. said llial Ire was a warm anil caring mdividn.il who was always toady lo take up for the underdog and to In ­ to make tilings light. "I le was a major inllneoce on C o n tin u e d fro m l* » 1 « I A Hie children formed lines according to their grade and patiently wailed foi the sign.il tn enter tlie m liool. llie idle lime gave many |>arents tlie op|H>rtonily lor last mimite lings and kisses, and the all impoitant words of love and eiu iHiragetnent. C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I A H e r n ld hair, in liis late 20s I he ulliei person, tin* one driving tlie I looda C ivic was an oldet woman Right now, that's all w e V ih e ills ln u sp e i In lls t At H:15 a nr., (lie long lint's ma relied solemnly into class­ rooms lo meet the teacher who w ill temporarily replace mom for the lost lim e in tlie young students life "Parents can stay with their child until H 91," Scott said, "alter tli.il evervnite must leave " The magic time for mom and dad to depart bniught with it tears and a few anxious expres­ sions on the faces o f both child and parent. Hut it didn't take long for everyone to make friends, tears to dry, and young students to embark on their ow n academic adventure. know." Apparently, the tw o loaded the |'ii kup with the gmnls from inside the warehouse, and look off. Spencer said Skifehuuse has its administrative offices at 3rd Street ami Magnolia. H ie warvlmuse is located near Sonny's Hartxvue ewi U.S. I lighway 17/^72. Siilcliousc s o i n il n S e m in o le In how I have grown up in the fin* Traverse* City, M ic h .; stepson, service," Weight said. "H e has Peter Holangor o f Oakland, Calif.; brother, L irry A. Mchl of taught me many o f life's lessons Manitowoc, Wise., and sister. llial I w ill never forget and dial I will te.n li to my i hilcltvn I ie Francos J. Hock o f Pentwater, lias ls*eii my Isiss, teacher, con­ Mich. I le had seven grandrhilfidant and K 'loved friend. Ibis dn*n. is a terrible loss L ik e Mary and it is hard M ayor David “Th e re are a lot of lo ls*ar." Mealor said heavy e y e s.” I itton s.iid Mchl was the Melil liked to "consummate play golf and rmfcssional — John l.illon rlie brought out to Isiwl L a k e M a r y C’ il y M a n a g e r “lie really the I k ' s ! in the tried to Ih?a ------------------- -------------------- city's firefight­ •,nod goiter . when lie retired, ers. Our community was well m* viiil lie was going to try to served. The chief was equally golf every day, I.itton said. respected as a professional and "I lis wife, Liretta, foom l him as a person." I inlay wlien sin* came home Seminole County firefighters from sliopping. In his chair, in w ill hack up L ik e Mary on liis golfing <lollies " Wednesday to allow the L ik e Melil is survived by Iris wife, Mary firefighters the opportuni­ I oretta; sons, |-ric S. Melil of ty to say farewell to their cxI louslon, I Hntglas h Melil of chicf. Class •BUY - S E L L • TR A D E ( F n i m 1 hlnn / H r » l l l m r In ■ ta lla h l* In IMO In ll-H.I • M l n t l.M H lr i lO N • M IS IIM m i l l ' • M l t V I I R I li S h o w ttm o * F o r Woofc P o rto d 7/14-7/20 C o n i I n u rd fro m I le said some m iddle s* In ml students emotions would natu rallv go op and down " today liter may I m* fine, hut later IIhjv mav l*e upset/ Mi/vvii ki slid "W e har e to lake tomorrow as it comes " I le slid lie li.nl not Imvii in contact with the parents "I know it it wen* me, I would Is* ill at ease and not want to talk to am ho<lc. Mi/wicki said I le s,rid no m em orial«cn*tnn nv lias Imvii planned at tlie s< limit .it (lie piesenl time "On a positive note," lie added, "everything rva going well on the liist day ol s< lu>oj until Hus |iap|HiM*tl Hut I guar a n liv rou they will always I m* on our minds and thoughts ( iteemvood I .ikes Momentary m Imol has apprnxi mately I ,<»r»41students hum sixth tliiough eight grades Mlzrvii ki said anyone rvishing to make a memorial donation should he made lo Greenwood I akes riemenlary Sc Ium*I. 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R a n d y Hopkins, assistant d ir e c t o r of the Florida W ildlife Com m lss l o n ' s D iv is io n o f Law Enforcement, urges boaters to put safe­ ty first. "We want boaters to wear life Jackets, we want boaters to boat sober and responsibly, and we want boaters to take boating safely courses,’ said Hopkins. FWC statistics, com­ piled January 1-toDecember 31. Indicate that 90 percent of Florida's 1990 boating were not 33 ejected from their vesacla. and 38 per­ cent could not swim. All children under six years o f age must wear a life jacket on vessels less than 36 feet long. The leading cause of boating fatalities la alco­ hol use. Alcohol- and/or drug-related boating fatalities Increased 20 percent in 1999. Also. Impaired boaters come off the water and often become impaired drivers, further endangering pub­ lic safety. Any person bom after Sept. 30. 1980 la required to complete a C o m m issio n -a p p ro v ed boater education course to operate moat boats, but because the majority o f boating accidents Involve adults aged 22 to 51, all boaters are encouraged to take a course. In 1999, more than 73 percent of boaters Involved In acci­ dents never had taken a boating safety course. Here are some safe boating tips to remember • Know the weather before you get under way. While boating, observe current conditions and be aware o f changing weather. In other words, be weather wise. • Ensure that the boat is sound and that all equipment la working properly before you leave. Make sure the motor Is In good working condition. * Check safety equip­ ment Make sure there Is a U.8. Coast Guardapproved life Jacket for each person on board. Check the condition of fire extinguishers, sound signal and visual distress devices as required. * Fife a float plan. TeO a responsible person where and when you are launching or leaving port. Herald Sports Third’s not bad Suns take Bronze Medals in Phoenix to tk s Herald PHOENIX • In a battle o f unbratm*. the Columbia Angela of Houston. Tcxna defeated the Central Florida Suna. 9-5. to advance to the cham­ pionship game against the Tony Gwynn. Jr. led Gamers from San Diego at the on AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) 17-and-Under National Tournament In Phoenix. Arizona last Friday. The Gamers defeated the California Dawga In the other semifinal gome. Baseball Is called a gome of Inches, but It could also be called a game o f perception. Holding a 4-2 lead In the bottom o f the third Inning, a pitch that appeared to be a third strike by the Suns was coiled a boll and the non call turned out to be a momentum changer as on the next pitch, the Angela batter blasted a three-run home run. putting the Texas nine ahead to stay. ” 11101 particular call was the critical point In the tournament for us." stated Mike Bono, manager of the Suns. "We still had our chances later, but we left eight runners an base the last three innings." The Suns collected 11 hits In the game but could not put a rally together. T h e Angela (who improved to 8-0 In the tourna­ ment wtth the victory) were the best hitting team we faced In the tournament and played errorless ball In the field.* sold Bono. With the loss the Suns, 7-1. played the Caifamla Dawgs from San Francisco for third place In the Stadium Friday night. The Suns Jumped out to a 6-4 lead after Ove Innings as Boone High School's Cameron Abel turned In a his second outstanding pitching per­ formance o f the tournament before betng relieved In the sixth. The Dasrga rallied for six runs In the top o f the sixth against the Suns bullpen to take a 10-6 lead, putting the Suns hacks to the arall. The Suns could get nothing going In the bottom o f the sixth, but Lake Mary’s Matt Horwath. who came on to cfoac out the sixth Inning, pitched a score less seventh Inning. WUh one out In the bottom of the seventh Inning. Suns clean-up hitter Abel hit an opposite field home run over the 385-foot sign lo make the score 10-7. After n ground out for the second out of the Inning, former Lakr Howell star Chris Parson reached on an error, giving the Suns life. Boone High School s Jason Wetr then lined a double lo right center, moving Parsons to third, and bringing Anthony Carbo. who doubled earlier In the game, but who had been sick most o f the tournament to the plate. "AH week I hod been telling Anthony (Carbo) that we were gotng lo need him before the tournament was over." commented Bono. "Well his time finally arrived" Carbo, srho la from Tampa-Hillsborough High School, lined a vtctous double to right center lo score Parson and Wetr, lying the game at 10-10. Citrus Park/Sickies High School s Brian Scovtlle came In to pinch run for Carbo as he was mobbed by his teammates. The Dawgs brought In the Iheir top pftclter. 8-foot-6 Bryan Beck to try get the Iasi out. But Lake Mary's Ryan Bono spoiled the move, lacing an 0-1 pitch to left, scoring Scovtlle wtth the winning run and giving the Suna on 11-10 victory. The Suns ended the tournament with an 8-1 record and a team batting average of .395 and also allowed the fewest runs In the tournament and had a team ERA under 2.00. Wetr and Abel were voted onto the A ll­ Tournament Tkam. Next year's IB-and-Under National Tournament will once again be held at Disney's Wide World of Sport complex and Bono Is already excited. "I would love to get this bunch back together next year for one mots run." stated Bono. Bono was assistrd by Mickey Bono, wtth Matt Horwalh, Kyle Bono. Ryan Bono. Josh Gray (Lake Mary High School). Jason Weir. Cameron Abel (Orlando Boone High School). Chris Parson (who has transferred to Orlando Bishop Moore High School from Lake Howell High School). Ben Poole (Orlando Edgewater High School). Brian Scovtlle rum twoTO Lake Mary High School's Ryan Bono ripped a two-out, game-win­ ning walk oft single in the bottom of the seventh inning to give the Central Florida Suns an 11-10 victory over the San Frandsco Dawgs in the Bronze Medal Gam e at the A A U 17-Under National Tournament in Phoenix. Arizona over the weekend. Post 53 falls run short in state semifinals N fl SPORTS EDITOR 4 a l| M Jaoob Davis (above), Dominic Petraoca and Eric 8chmook each had two hits, but they dkl not turn into rune aa Sanford Poet 53 waa eliminated, 3-2, by Ft. Pierce Poet 356 In the semifinals of the American Lagion Class A Stats Toumamant In Lakaiand on Saturday. Ft. Ptaroa went on to beat Brandon Post 278 for ths stata Saints slip past Vikings LAKELAND • Wait until next year. While that waa probably not what was being said after the Sanford American Legion CampbeU-Loasing Post 53 base­ ball team was eliminated. 3-2, by Ft. Pierce Post 358 in the semifi­ nals on the Class A State Tournament In Lakeland on Saturday, It was probably on a lot o f people's minds. Ploying their Eastern Area foes for the fourth Ume In two weeks (the team had split In the Area Tournament two weeks ago. but rain had canceled the finals, giv­ ing the two teams a split of the title), the very young Sanford •quad stayed In the game to the end behind excellent pitching by Angelo Petrocca. But Ft. Pierce, which Improved to 43-6, Including • 19-gome win­ ning streak at one point this sum­ mer, sms Just • little too strong, holding on for the victory. Post 358 then went on to defeat Brandon Post 278 in the 2000 AMERICAN LEGION CLASS A STATE TOURNAMENT AT LAKELAND JULY 21-24 WEDNESDAY, AUOUST 2 Gome I _ Ft. Pierce Post 358 7. New Smyrna Beach Post 17 2 Game 2 _ Brandon Post 278 6. Madeira Beach Post 273 5 THURSDAY. AUOUST 9 Game 3 _ Sanford Post 53 6. Bay County Boat 375 4 Game 4 _ Palm Beach Boat 12 6. Winter Haven Boat 8 3 Game 5 _ New Smyrna Beach Boot 17 8. Madeira Beach Boat 273 7. 10-Innings (Post 273 eliminated) Game 6 _ Bay County Post 375 21. Winter Haven Post 8 5 (Boat 8 eliminated) FRIDAY. AUGUST 4 Game 7 _ Brandon Boat 278 19. Ft. Pierce Boat 358 15 Game 8 _ Sanford Boat 53 5. Palm Beach Boat 12 3 Game 9 _ Balm Beach Boat 12 6. New Smyrna Beach Post 17 5. M-Innings (Post 17 eliminated) Game 10 _ Ft. Pierce Boat 12 9. Bay County Boat 375 8 (Boat 375 eliminated) Game 11 _ Ft. Pierce Boat 12 8. Sanford Post 53 1 SATURDAY. AUOUST 5 Game 12 _ Brandon Boat 278 beat Palm Beach Post 12 (Boat 12 eliminated) Game 13 _ Ft. Pierce Boat 12 3. Sanford Boat 53 2 (Post 53 elim­ inated) Game 14 _ Ft. Pierce Post 12 beat Brandon Poet 278 (Boat 278 eliminated) Miracle winning at home ■postal ts ths HonM SPORTS EDITOR NEW ORLEANS • Sanford's J eff Blake (right) completed S-of-15 posses for over 100 yards, ran for five yards and threw • touchdown pass aa be helped his new team, the New Orleans Saints, edge the Minnesota Vikings, 25-24, on a lost second field goal In NFL presea■an action on Saturday. The game also featured the debut o f former University o f Central Florida ■tar Daunte Culpepper as the VUdngs starting quarterback and he played well, completing B-of-14 and throwing • touchdown pass. The Saints, 1-1, will play the Colts In Indianapolis at 8 pan. an Saturday, while the VUdngs (0-1) wtU be at the San Diego Chargers at 9 p m . also an Saturday. ORLANDO - A good dose o f homecooking has mode the Orlando Miracle forget a horrible rood trip in a hurry. After losing seven games In a row. Including five games In the post 13 days In the road, the Miracle got healthy Instantly after returning to the TD Waterhouse Centre, clinching their first ever playofT spot with a 92-63 thumping o f the Detroit Shock, which knocked the Miracle out o f the playofTs last year, on Sunday and then getting back over the .500 mark (16-15) by topping the Washington Mystics, 65-57. In their (Inal �I «mtno»e Herald, Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. August 6,2000 ruezek happy to see practice start - Haynes tests well lal to the Herald UJVNDO • Th eir w eir only 20 players on the Monday morning, mostly freshmen, but It tht a smile to University o f Central Florida conch Mike Kruczrk's face. \ nice to be back on the football field.* Kruczek "This signals the beginning o f summer camp t's a nice beginning.* ; newcomers participated In two practice aes, Including an abbreviated morning workout a timing and testing session. Dbvlousiy this Is the best class we've ever lied, when they all get here.* Kruczek said. >ng been here for the last 16 years. It's nice to tow far we've come athletically In this pro• rshman tailback Alex Haynes (Ortando/Evans High Schooll led the newcomers In nearly every cat­ egory during the lim ing and testing session Monday. The 5-foot-10, 205-pound Haynes topped his trammntcs In every category except the bench press where he was runner-up to defensive tackle Chris Weeks (Juplter/Uwyer High School). *Alex Haynes' tests across the board are Irettcr than most o f those we've had In the past from Incoming freshman.* strength and conditioning coach Reese Brlgdmnn said. T h e thing t like about It Is that he was consistent. Ills strength measure­ ments were good along with his spent measure­ ments.’ Haynes ran a 4.56 second In the 40-yard dash and a 4.31 In the shuttle to go nloug with his 32.5Inch vertical jum p and his o rcel-11 In the stand­ ing brood jump. Weeks recorded 26 repetitions of 225 pounds on the bench oompnred to 20 for Haynes. Tire newcomers will practice twice Tuesday while the veterans are expected to trport to camp try 5 p.m. The full squad will stnrl two-n-dnys Thursday. On Sunday. Kme/rk and Ids stnff welcomed n group of 26 newcomers to campus for n three-day rookie camp prior to the arrival of the returning playrrs. The mix of freshmen anti Junior college Iransfers were Issued equipment and met w1lh llie coaching stnff In preparation for practice. T h r primary' objective of lids camp Is In teach.* Kruczek said. "We want these players to learn thr foundation of our nITcnsc und defense os fur ns assignments nre concerned In nn attempt to get them cnughl up with the rest of the team. When we start practice with (lie varsity, things will grl a lot faster.* Recruiting coordinator Sotdt Fountain was iracle P s f* IB : game on Monday, e Miracle will close out the lar season with a game In it on Wednesday against sponsion Sol at 7 p.m. >e game Is scheduled to be tsed by the Sunshine ork and can also be heard DBO-AM 580 radio. ■drlenne Johnson scored a T-hlgh 25 points, hitting □f-elght three point npta and lO-of-17 overall the door, and Orlando ided Detroit. 41-29, on the boards to end their losing dt and gain a measure of ige for last year on Sunday, le Miracle took an early 25ad and the Shock never got T than 11 points thereafter, ig behind by 32 points In tecond half. e 29-point margin o f victory also the largest In franchise *ykestia Sales chipped In with olnts. while T^J McWilliams .-d 12 points and eight unds. Shannon Johnson Ctntla doa Santos also had games, getting nine points nine assists and eight its and eight rebounds, ecttvcly. mday night. Sales scored 14 icr game-high 16 points In second half as the Miracle onged the Mystics' pursuit playofT spot. McWilliams scored 13 firstpoints on 6-of-B shooting to r the Miracle to a 30-27 rntage. But the 6-foot-2 cen* suffered a sprained right Ic shortly after Intermission did not return, ales made sure McWilliams not missed. The 6-foot ytlng guard hit 6-of-l 1 shots the final 20 minutes and ed four points during a ded12-3 run that gave Orlando '-38 lead with 9:27 to play. 1th the victory the Miracle set lb record with their 16th win ie season. Orlando went 15In Its Inaugural 1999 camtn. :hamlque Holdsclaw had 14 its. 12 rebounds and six sts for the Mystics (13-18), i squandered their second ight chance to nail down the 1h and final playofT spot In Eastern Conference, ihlngton needs to win Its seafinale against Cleveland on Inesday or have Detroit lose Inst New York that night to My. Vdriennc Johnson scored 13 points and Shannon Johnson added 10 for Orlando, which shot 43 percent (25-of-58) and Traced 16 turnovers. Vicky BuUett scored 14 points, Keiaha Anderson 11 and Nikki McCray added 10 for Washington, which shot 36 per­ cent (21-of-56) and held 31-29 rebounding edge. PLAYOFF TICKETS ON SALE Orlando Miracle playofT tickets *A ft B* are now on sale at all TIcketMaster * outlets (American Express, Discover, MasterCard and Visa accepted) or by calling 407-839-3900 or on-line at www.TtcketMaster.com. Prices are: $8. $14. $18. *24. $31. $37. $42 and $90. Game “A* will be the first home game o f Round One. Game *B* could be the second home game o f Round One. If needed, or the first home game o f Round TWo. Tickets will also be available through the TD Waterhouse Centre Box Office and the RDV Sports Box Office (cash, MasterCard. Visa, American Express and Discovert. The box office opens at 10 a.m. There la no limit on the num­ ber o f tickets a customer may purchase. WNBA PlayofT Time Frame: * Round 1 August 11-15. * Round 2 August 17-21. * Round 3 August 24-27 U tm U j. Asgstt 7. 3000 MIKACUC $5 , MYSTICS 57 WMhIagtna (67) P a gr 3 6 1-3 5. H oldarlaw 4 15 0 -7 14. U u lk it 6 14 3 2 14. M cC ray 4-7 0 0 10. A nderson 4 9 2-2 I I . M ill* 1-3 0 0 3. W ashington 0-3 1-2 I, C unningham 0-1 D O 0. A klrldgr 0 0 0 0 0. KolilMwin 0 0 00 0. C am pbell 0 4 ) O O 0 Total*: 31 -56 1310 57. Briefs Orlsado (66) D os Santo* 3 7 0 0 0 . M cW 'IIIUm st) 9 I 3 13. S John son 4 9 1-1 10. A. J i4 m *oti 3 9 6 5 13. S a le* 7 17 I I 16 M eO lter 2 6 3 4 7. Wall O I 0 0 0. HoLutd O 0 O 0 0. Sm ith 0 0 0 0 0. Main/, a a (M l O 0 0 lU cka 0 0 0 0 0 Total*: 23 59 11-15113 lla tfllm r _ O rlando 30. W ashington 37. T t ir r r point fleVI goa l* . W akhlnglim 3 7 IM rC ray 2-3. Andenarai l - l , W ashington 0 2. Ilu lle tl O i l ; O rla n d o 4 14 (A John son 3-4, S. John son 1-3. S a le* 1 0 , Watt O i l T otal fo u l* _ W ashington 19: O rlan do IS Frailed out . none T re h n lra l* _ non e. H rtm u n d * _ W ash in gton 31 lllold sr law 121. O r U lx lo 2!) Id o * Santoa H. S a le * 7. S. J o h n so n 61 A ssis t* W ashlnglon 14 (H old srU w ft|. O rU n d o 10 IS. J o h n s o n 4. S a le * 3| S te a l* _ W ash in gton 9 (M cC ra y 4. Ilu lle tl 3|; O rlan do H (A. Johnson. S John son 3 ra rlt). lilt* k n l s h o l* _ W ashington I (Ih iltr ttl: O rla n d o 5 Id o * S a n l i x 31 T u rn over* _ W ashington 15; O rlan do 13. SUMMKK BASFII ALL CLASSIC GAINESVILLE - IliKitla Diamond Sport* Pari in Game**illr will host thr 2tMXI Suntmri Ilawhall C lin k (or HI A Under. 12 A Umkt and 14 A Undet ha August 11-I t. Age cut oil will l«e August I, 2000. learn entry fee 1* M85. For more information call Richard lilakak at .152331 -2345. FLAG FOOTBALL REFEREES ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - The Alumonte Recreation Department is halt­ ing fra Hag luothjll relerces ut oHiciale games tat Tuesday ami Thursday esenings and tai Saturday mornings The season start* in Septrmhct Fra more infiaruation please call Dob Hourgcry at 4U7-K30-3HH3 ta It-Mail bohbtf all ami aile tag. LAKH MARY FALL SOFTBALL LA K li M ARY - The t’ily o f I x t c Mary Ihepartmeiil ol Pails and Continued on page SB at TD WATERHOUSE Tornlkidou 4 -6 0 -0 8. N d U y c -D U U * 4 13 1-2 B . Palmer 4 -B 1-1 B . Canty 4 -6 3 -2 10. DeForge 2 -6 0 4 ) 4. Scoti a l -B 0 -0 2. das Neves 1-6 1-2 3. Drow n 1-3 2 -2 4. H olm es-Ham a 2 -6 3 -2 6. P am a 4 -5 0 -2 8. Zakabhnya 0 -0 0 4 ) 0. Totala: 27417 B -13 63. 1 6 -1 2 2 -2 15, McWUUama 4 -7 4 -4 12, doa Santoa 3 -B 2 -2 8, A . Johnaon 101 7 0 4 ) 28, 8. Johnaon 3 -6 2 -2 B. McOhee 3 -7 0 4 ) 6 . WaU 0 -3 2 -2 2 . Roland 2 -3 1-2 5. Hamzova 1-3 0 -0 2 , L Sm ith 2 -2 1-1 5. Suns IB (Citrus Park-Sickles High School], McCay Green (Orlando Dr. Phillips High School), Stephen Lee (Plant City- Durrani High School), Anthony Carbo (Tampa-Hillsborough High School), and Rafael Colon (a for­ mer Dr. Phillip* star who la now attending school out o f the state o f Florida) making up the team. —Classic- A « r llk-fca 1-5 1-2 3. Total*: 35 74 15-17 U2. Ila in im r _ O rlan do 43. D rtrnlt 25 H ir e r .p o in t field K iw i* . D r lr o ll 0 4 ) I H olm e* t u r n * 0 -1 . d a * N e v r * 0 -2 . D eP orgr 0 3). O rlando 7-15 IX. Johnson 5 ft. S a le* 1 2 . S. Juhn*on 1-3. lU iu n iv a 0-1, Roland 0-1). T otal lim l* _ D etm tt IB. O rlan do I ft Fimle-d out _ non e T t r l m D i h . none. K rtxn in d * . Detrott 3 0 K 'an lv. N diayr D tatU 0 eaeti). O rlan do 49 Ido* Santoa. M rW U tUnw H raeh l. A sa U t* _ Detrott 10 Ida * N eve* 3); O rlan do 20 |H John son 9) Impressed with the group. *1 think lids Is n grrul group of players,* Fountain said. "We will lx* able to get n good feel In the next three days ns to wldrh playrrs can play rigid nwny and wldrh ones nre likely to rrdsldrt. Based on our Initial (-valuation, wr feri there are Tour or five guys who will Ik- able to help us right nwny.* One player expected to show up who didn't was highly touted linebacker .John Andrews from Atlanta, who chose to enroll at Northwest Mississippi Community College Instead. Meanwhile, a few of the players arc awaiting llnal r lr a r a iM e from the NCAA regarding their Inlllnl eli­ gibility Itefore they nre allowed to participate. UCF will open Its season on the rood on Saturday. Scplends-r 2nd ngalnst Georgia Tech In Atlanta. CH EVR O LET ] Lake Mary's Brett Nuss (left), a starting Jeremy Meyers (right), a closer, |oln Anthony n ta rnorot DiFonso as the only players who will be to old to play for the Sanlord American Legion CampbeN-Lossing Post 53 team next summer. Post 53 Continued from Pag* IB Championship Game, earning the bid to the Region 3 Tournament starting this Thursday In DeLand. In addition to Ft. Pierce and host DeLand Post 6. also coming to the tournament will be the Puerto Rico champion, plus state cham­ pions from North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama. The tour­ nament will run through Sunday (August 10th) on Melchlng Field at Conrad Park. Pctracca worked eight strong Innings for Post 53, which ends the season 40-10. He got backing on offense from his brother, Dominic. Juke Davis and Eric Schmook. all t of whom had two hits. ‘ (Angelo) Pctracca pitched very good,* said Sanford manager Rod Fcrgerson. *11 was a super game between two good teams. "We did okay. To finish third with a team this young Is remarkable. I think we’re doing pretty good, having made ft to the state tour­ nament in four o f Ihe last five years. I can remember when we had to fight Just to get here." Post 53 Bhould be extremely strong next year If all of the players who arc eligible return. And that Is not Including several good players who started getting expcrlrnec Outdoors i Pugs IB where you are going and the estimated time of your return. • Cany a cell phone In near­ coastal and inland waters. OfT-shore boaters make sure your VHF radio is working properly. * Don't overload your boat with people or equipment. The FWC encourages atten Commercial Truck Safes and Seminole's Eric 8chmook and dance at a National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA)-approved boating safely education course, taught by a knowledgeable instructor. For information on course availability, consult the FWC'a Web site at: www.state.fl.us/fwc or call the BoatUS Foundation at: (800) 336-2628. on the Class B Team. Fcrgerson, and assistant coaches Mike Powers and Alex Acosta, only lose four playera from this yenris team. Inficlders Eric Schmook und Anthony DIFonso, starting pitcher Brett Nuss and closer Jeremy Meyers. The rest o f the team, Trevor Bcnyhtll. Bryan Anderson, Robbie Carr. Jacob Davis, Mutt Fraysicr. Uriah Klmmlg, Chris Krall. Justin Louwsnm, Matt Mergo, Keith Pairctt. Mchul Patel, Angelo and Dominie Pctracca, Brandon Phnris. and Adam Snnnhrin. nil can return. SH U PE 'S SCOOP Sqfe itoatlng is every­ o n e 's responsibility, and w e should a ll b e “defen­ sive" boaters. Boat o p e ra ­ tors. In particular, should assum e responsibility fo r the sqfety o f all on board o f their boat. FISH ING FORECAST River action Is still fair for bass in the stretch south of A ll Your Commercial Truck Needs Sales •Parts •Service o v e r 200 In Stock Ready For Immediate Delivery Wf Sell Smile,! For Appointments Call: 877-464-4128 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs, FL 32713 100% FIREPROOF • INSULATE • LIFETIME WARRANTY Sale* Hour*: Mon.-fit. BJOwn SKpm Sat. BOOam• 100 pm Service Hour*: Mon.4rt. 74)06.00 Sat. 600-500 $ g FREE ESTIMATES * EZ TERMS * CALL 1 8 7 7 9 2 9 -3 7 0 0 - - Puzzle JLflhc- Bass from l-to-5 pounds are hitting a wide variety of lures from topwatcr to plastic worms. Bream and catfish are hitting worms and mussels in the deco bends. Sebastian Inlet has good catch-and-relcasc snook action with fish to over 20 pounds. Large live shrimp or small baitilsh work best. Also expect trout. redflBh, and a few stray tarpon. Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports that king mackerel are (ust off the beach and In the buov line. Slow-trolling live bait is the beBt tactic. King mackerel and cobia are scattered on 8 A Reef and Pelican Flats. Sheepshcad and flounder are biting lnBlde the Port. Trout and redflsh are rated as fair ln - lh c Pnnnnfl nnd Indian rivers. Ponce Inlet has fast action with sheepshcad, drum, red­ flsh, Jack crevolle and small blucflsh. Live or dead shrimp Is the lop bait. Trout and red­ flsh are rated as good In Mosquito Lagoon. �I rrT * # # * ’ ' * * * SnmiRolfl Honk). Snnlorrl. FTortda •Ttreaday. Aogual 8, 2000 - M Predators to host the A rizon a Rattlers Sunday •pnclal to tho Herald ORLANDO - The Orlando Predators held the Tampa hay Storm scoreless for more than 24 minutes of game time lo elimi­ nate the Storm for the playoffs far the third straight year, 34-24, In a 2000 Arena Football League quarterfinal game nt the T.D. Waterhouse Cenlre on Thursday night. The Predators wasted no lime by score the games first touch­ down 0:43 Into the game on a 32-yard touchdown pass from O il Connell Maynor to WR/Dfl Cllf Dell on the game's first play from scrimmage. The Storm would come back to tie the score at 7-7 on a tt-ynrd touchdown pass form Tampa QI1 John Kaleo to WK/LI1 Lawrence Samuels. Orlando then reeled off 13 unanswered points, to take a 207 lead with 11:38 remaining In the nrsl half, on a touchdown and two field goals o f 31 yards and 30 yards both by Predator K David Cool. The Storm woukl cut Into Orlando's lead right before half­ time at the 0:32 mark with a 37yard touchdown paaa from Kaleo to WK/LB Antoine Worth man making the score 20-14 at half­ time. The Storm would receive the second half kick off and drive the Held on seven plays moving 30 yards but stalled out and were forced lo settle for a 18 yard field goal by Storm K Matt Huerkamp, making the score 20-17. Tampa would not score again for more than 24 minutes of game time. The Predators scored two touchdowns lo take a command­ ing 34-17 lead that would last until (he Storm scored n mean­ ingless touchdown with 0:38 remaining In the game to make the final score 34-24. Maynor was 10 of 28 for 188 yards and three touchdowns and was honored by being named the MVP o f the game. Defensively the Predators were lend by Damon Mason's six tackles. Dell and McEntyre. who each had one Interception and five tackles. Dell would also contribute on the offensive with six receptions for 74 yards and' two touch­ downs. making him the Ironman of the game. The Predators will face the ArUona Rattlers, who defeated lire 84 seed Albany Firebirds 53BO Saturday night at Pepal Arena In Albany. The Rattlers will moat likely come to Orlando with out the services o f their QD • on both sides o f Use ball. On offense, QU Sherd rick Bonner, who finished (he game IB of 27 for 254 yards, six TD'a and one Interception, injured hla knee while eluding Albany line­ man Joe Jacobs. Backup Lance Fundcrburke came mi In relief o f Bonner, and was 5-of-8 for 62 yards and one very important touchdown - the game winner. Funderburke'a 31-yard touch­ down strike to Ifunkle Cooper with 2:08 In play set up an on side kick recovery for DS Cecil Doggette. and the Rattlers were able to hang on for the victory. On defense, the Rattlers will most likely lie without veteran DS Cedric Walker, a former Predator who had surgery last week to repair damage after he was poked In the eye during their first round playoff victory over the Buffalo Destroyers In Phoenix on July 27. To add to their woes. Ft)/LB Ron Moran suffered an open fracture and dislocation o f the right ankle with 20 seconds left In the third quarter while attempting to stop an Albany running play. The game will begin nt 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the TD Waterhouse Centre. Tickets are priced from $6 to 840 and are available at the TD Waterhouse flax Office, all TICKETMASTEK outlets or by calling the Orlando I’red* tors at 407-44PREDS. The learn also announced that Premium Sealing 1885-8175| la also avail­ able In limited quantities by call­ ing the "44-PREDS" phone num­ ber. The ITedators are urging all fans to wear black to the playoff games. "The Jungle should be a dark place, where opposing learns enter and are never heard from agnln." General Manager J eff Bouchy said. "We want all Ihe fans to wear black for playoff games and help us create this atmosphere o f dread." Sunday’s matchup wilt tie the first o f the season between the Preds (12-3) and the Ralllers (1321. They had seven common opponents during Ihe 2000 sea­ son and compiled kirn I leal 8-1 records while faring New Jersey, Oklahoma City. Albany. Nashville, New England. Carolina and Milwaukee. In Ihe other game, the 46 seed­ ed Nashville Kata will be at Ihe • I seeded Snn Jose Saberrnts mi Saturday nt 4 p.m. Friday’s 83-40 victory over the Oklahoma Wranglers was the flrat playoff win In the six year history of the Snn Jose Saberrnts franchise. Snn Jose used a balanced attack, as seven different Sahrrrats scored tnuchdowns. led by perennial Ironman Barry Wagner, and WR/DB Jerry Reese who scored two each. Quarterback Mark Gtleb was named MVP for throwing five touchdowns and running for one, while going 18 of 26 for 223 yards passing. The Nashville Kata will come to town with one road victory already under their belts In this years playoffs, having defeated the Iowa Barnstormers 83-56 Sunday afternoon In Des Moines. Cory Fleming was Just one of the stars of thr show for the Knts, as he caught six passes for HI yards and two touchdowns, as well ns throwing the winning touchdown pass to Anthony Hicks on a trick play with fi:6 2 remaining In the game CMher stars tncluded QB Andy Kelly who was 2 1 3 0 for 3 2 3 yurds and six touchdown*, mid three defenders who came lip with fourth quarter IN Ts o f Iowa QB Aaron Garcia: Darryl Hammond. Ron Curpenlrr. nnd lineman Robert Gaddy, who scaled the game by picking o ff a hattrd twill Inside Ills own fiveyard line as town was attempting lo score a game-tying touch­ down. Briefs lUcrcatioN ha* announced the nkirtiori o f new night and a change in the home n n rule for (he Pall Slow Pitch Softball League. The new league will be a Men'* “C " League to play on Monday night*. Open legiMration ha* begun for the new league and will go cm until full. The league it Kheduled to begin play on September 11th. The Wednesday Night Co-Ed League ha* begin irgiitration for returning team*, with new hopeful* able to Man rrgittering on Tuesday. August M i. The league will begin play an August 30th. The Friday night Men'* "C " League hat begin registration far returning team*. wMi new team* able to register starting August lUh. The league will brgin play on September M l The new rule change wilt allow three home rum per game, instead o f the i per game rule now in effect. Among the bask rule* far alt o f the league* are: * All league* are played at a recreational lei el * Games are played at the Lake Mary Spntu Complex. ' Game time* are 6:30 p.m.; 7:30 p.m ; and 8:30 p m with a one-hour time limit. NO GRACE PERIOD. A 10-run rule after file inning* will also he in effect * Seven teams maximum per league. * CoM is $280 per team, plus a one-time per year $33 ASA (Amateur Softball Association) team registration fee. * The City supplies all softhalls. * Teams must have same color shirt* with numbers. * Registrations will be taken at the Lake Mary Community Building on Country Gub Rood between 9 a m. and 4 pro., Monday through Friday. * Call 407-324-3097 or 407-324-3065 for details. Orlando Predator wide rcreivrr/dclmntve back C llf Dell had one Interception and five tackle* and would also contribute on offensive with six receptions for 74 yards and two touchdowns, making him the Ironman of the game In the Predators', 34-24, quarterfinal victo­ ry over the Tampa Day Storm last Thursday night. Le g a l * THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER t h e DATE OF THE FWST PUBLICATION OF T>«* NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON T K U . 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SVi , s*srT0 , , iU -.—w u3*— —J m *-CTRflrTy • —l Cwv1 —-— rtO rT Or o*M-i8 *-• EQw Mcais<>) ho* Mod sakt cartAcaMrtl lor a lai Mod k> ba issued te n o n Ttw osrMcsto nurbsq*) and yaar(«) oi Issusnrs. tw dsscrxeion ol tie property. told Vw nanwd) In whcfi I was am m d w/sn as toSowt: CtW Tm C A Tt NO; l t t l YEAR O f ISSUANCE: 1SSS Osexpsan ol Property LEO LOT 3 B U ( F SPRING LAKE H U S SEC 2 NOTICE OF F ic rm o u s n a m e None* I* hereby gnwn vial I am engaged n tx ju n n i at 1017 W 14m S« Sanlord. FL. 32771. Sammoto CourVy Ftonde. under Vw FcMout Nam# ol TSEUftHmtiad and mat I wand to leptoer said name wei Pw Orvwion ol Corporatont. U w a i H r . Ftonto. n accordance *Wh Vw provision* ol Vw Fcthou* Nam* Statuia*. To VYn Section sesoe. Ftonde Statutot tM t Antuny Pacpto Putem August 8.2000 OCR-100 p e tsp a ss W W NO n e t WHAT VEHICLE SALVAGE AUCTION WHEN Sapl 4.2000 TIME 10 00 AM WHERE 1011 N ortontoAva MMtondFI 32751 VEHICLES TO AUCTION YEAR MAKE MOOEL VEHICLE IOENTIFACATON * 1) 06 Dodga 600 tB3BV5tK1GG217670 PubWh August 6 2000 DER 103 in WrRCn B lttU iO UOfWIy AS ol said property bang In *W County ol BsnWnto. Suto oi Flonds. Uhtoas such csnScsMt) Nisi tw ) to tow. Vw propl in such csnAcstsH) wfl bs odd to tw NdwM buktor St tw west tier* door. Senwicn Ccxnfy Cautious*. SsrVort, Ftond*. an ew 2S (toy ol AugueL 2000. *1 11 00 s m i* ■ D g j M-1— s- . B—iPyRC - —RIO *■N■B— y m m Q9 cNBMI NOT1C* OF n e rm o u s nam e Noaca to twnby gnen mat I am engaged m buunett at 2SOO PARK DR SANFORD FI 32773. Semnoto Cowity, Ftond*. uvtof Vw Flcbboua Name to SANFORO AMOCO, ami Vwl I Mend to rtpslar sard name aWh Vw Division ol Corporation*, TaSaha****. Ftonto. m acn m nca adh Vw provwnna or ma Fcttom Nama Stalurtt. To wn Section 66509 Flond. S W U M 1WI ANOICAINC Abdal Hayianean Pubtoh August S. 2000 DER-101 docunwnCsry tremp I n n end reoordng toe* e n roquead to be pwd by tw succewfci tedder si tw tsto Fid paynwnl ol an amourt equal 10 Vw Nphset bid I* du* wehin 24 hour* sAsr Vw advsrtsed tons ol sals Al peymsnto M l be cam or puarantoed kwbunerV. mad* psysbto to Vw Ctork ol Vw Cvcut Cowl. Dead Vw tt day at A4y. 2000 MARY ATSIE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEkSNOLE COOiTY. FLORIDA ty; Siwtoy C Hsrgsrt. DspUh Ctork P ib im M f 25, and August 1, S, IS. 2000 NOTICE OF FICTITiOUS NAME tfcwoe « hershy grvan Vwi I am engaged m busmen at PO6I51013 AAamonl# Springs. FL 32715. Sammoto County, Ftonto. ixvtof Vw Fictitious Name ot INTERNET INFORMATION PRODUCTS, and Vwl I inland to ragsiar said nama DCO-1S4 ill O K I A N D O 'S . wVh Vw Divwton ot Corpontion* Talahassaa. Ftond*. n accordance w4h Vw prove**!* ot Vw Fcttnue Nama Sialuia* To-W* Sactton DAS 09. Ftonto Simula* I N I M J EDEN Puttoth Augusts. 2000 DER 102 //I D A I I 1 I N I PubSc suction to be haw st 601 am. on Vw IIV l day el August. 3000. at Vw front door ol Arnan* Tw n fl Inc locatod at 24M Ok) Las* Mary Rd Susa 134. Sanlord. FT tor ma pwpoaa ol dwpoamg ol Vw For further miormaaon plsais cal 1407)321-2S46 (t) 1M3 JEEP CHEROKEE W to IXUL7SI0FTI06S4S PuOksn August S. 2000 DER 104 M THE CM CW T COURT FOR t t MMOLE COUNTY, FLONOA R N 0 M T 9 DIVISION FS* No. OP- M l -C F IN RE ESTATE OF HELEN EDITH BARON NOTICE OF A DIM SITUATION (Ons PR) Ttw admmtrskon ol Vw ostato ol HELEN EDITH BARON, dsosaaad. F4* Nunbar 00- SSI -CP, to panSng In t w Qrcu* Court lor Canwioia County. Flonds. Probata DNtoton. Vw addiat* oi whdi to. Post OVcs Drawer C. Sanlord, FL 32772 Ttw name* and address oi Vw Personal Representative and Vw Personal Rapresantaws's attorney 0*4* fAOFJ 19QO*4+tAit Bf/mm l u d h i Col FtSCI (407)7S6-TALK . Cradle Card Billing 11-D00-CITY-FUN ishrs rwwaai H ri~ 'i! rr * r — * “ — deck Out tfw Motto* Wtbetci RnjtoLcom 4 (trtoxom ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Al parson* on whom VW nobca to served who have obtacuona that chalang* Vw vakdity ot Vw WR. Vw | itU to S S iH a -Jito a C v a a iig 1 Men Til) U :s FREE! i-JO7)629-2*177 ACROSS 3 7 N R O a tiv 3 4 W a lk in g s t ic k 4 0 --------------Hi (r m o r ) 7 Rttndoudt 14 Bart of NFL IB IB 17 CHnwon buy 22 CsiMn • t u t o n t l 00*1 ess?, 1 Lga. containar 2 Taa- — 3 Actrasa Thu rm a n b t v ie f 11 n w v p r o v M n food 22 D a n o o rD u n c a n c o o d ltto n (2 tM to .) STUMPS)? 42 Whit* poplar 44 D.C. hotehot 49 Jockto'o 2nd husband 44 Tunisian rular 48 Golf Bcora 81 Prophacy 55 Baars 84 Craftiar 87 Showy flowar 88 Obaarvlnfl DOWN 9 0 E x p k w lv p 2B In pmont H H IS H C 41 « U d « oof (tuff.) 12 12 C o n c e r n i n g thto n o rm w m iq 18 11 to Previous Puzzle Am 4 Roman oarmant 8 Rtdlcula 8 Boxing D » [i] 10 aanm aon Q B 1 IU H W H w iiia a iD a i^ ] H a a m ia azan m u a M M U q jw u o a a a r n a iD S M Denial coverage f i t SSmomn mdudaa tree vwron. chvopracbc k praaenpbon (Tug plan 407-3226787 23— Lost A Found 59— F i n a n c i a l S e r v ic e s are •or rVarS* S loddtors m l gits red wT SC* S (407)321 HAVING P M A M C U L nmcuim Good Cradx. Bad CradC Wto Can Mato C al *85457 Found: Whs* Mato Pood* Could be m«*d bread Sweat Smart Dog 407-321-3458. Iv mag 6 ' 61— M CaB 407-3234270 Enrol nowPre K dasasa Loving Orutwn iwma *rrwl gnxp* CTaft* “ T M T S S iL ig i ~ HOUK 407-321-7835 Female, black 4 tan Sanlord Found 7-27 m wpanswn nr wwi* L y a 7m LOST___ DOG-___ fltVABOUt M Snowh* Road and 426 m Oanarn on 7.3000 Mwmg 6 wsa*a and rwad madicma Whits wblack spots Answers to Cssssi Nervous and probawy wto not approach paopW Owner needs twip m hiring and law C a l kMTwdttleiy anytorw day H W u e W M a iw b y N v tow n* twaisa toatoa i laawy Itomwaary Cswputorctoa gewan 2j»s Is lips «»L baton maram C siaaaa Taactwr* SC B fO m n lls ta iQ d rittC M n n t o y o n . M ovSal EM T or iqys igxxi Ngeng *07-7884086 Mtol BMScsdLMw Storyawe CM 407-321-3006 L egals O rr o x r u N iT iE s quaMcabons oi Vw Paraonai Raprassniam s. wraw, or JunadcScvi ol VW Co*al era raqurad to Us Vwa VW Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PU8UCATION OF T H a NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE O F A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l oradWrs ol Vw daoadats and or AAA DwbttoWahto Mayor League Sports OppOTUWy « i Buocanaors 8 Jaguars For Ini Pkg 8 1 C a l 1400-703-4434 . (AIN 1900-010) 5 5 — B u s in e s s on whom a copy ol Vw noaca to opporturvtws C a l Florids D L @ iD a s @ H H u u a a a sa a m m s 7 T o y o r trinkat, a.g. • M ada angry 9 Malaa 10 P u n a 11 — da Franca 13 S p a n N h apaaklng neighborhood 18 “T h i TWIna" 19 Inventor Thom a s — 20 W oolly 22 Loony 23 Visitors 24 Actraaa/ director May 25 A ctor Tad 27 C lu b 32 Barnyard sound 34 Small w ind instrum snt 38 Canine dlasaae 38 Jo stle s 43 Spooky 45 Tennis tarm (2 w ds.) 47 H arvard's rival 44 U K broad- C M lor Answers • TtuhtoneaRoMryPhon* sjspermna** 1-900-880-4500 e x lc o d e 000 Attention ntirteralt irs Magal tor companws domg buatnaw by phona to pronw* you a loan and asto yau to pay bar M tors B w y daBvat. For more Monrw*on.ca01054s* 1477-FTC K I P ( ApdSc w riva n a s g Srvn Tha Sammoia Harold and ttw Fadaral Trad* Cnmmwwon) M o e w T O LOAM Cradx BanAntotoy** WStoams CM To* Fro* al 1405453^242 71— H elp W cap. res sw ajMsm iM fMOfig rrm ibto/Honad * Vkfcd Ditvofs lioanaa * Taamplayar H V n N m r M m n Q l rWW tmmB * On. are amartoncsd esblnal makar looking lor bettor fob N M s describes you, cal ua at (407) 323-1415 m p o t t o the Om r *CB. OorwwMon C4 ha* ‘ • to - - D a U Entry O perator-P i t or twrvlpnv FtodWtxMS AocSaPay 8 Rat, SOwpm. Qwto Books or aPlMittl Fas 497-MMTM Faai growing y g i w aaitoswtotohryogaaFi Swit Tranaporuacn No axpananoa rwoi wary. Earn $500-1700 wastov as a proiiiatonal Vuck drtyar aMh le w c For ewMAWon. M WSsnsnea and Tiaadng of H^pi Speed Padwgtog M admary P IC Exparaaa a MuM Large Company wbh FtM BanaM* Sarto raaian* to 407-3B0-70a* N an vesmstonai laW conlrsctor to gmamnwn) and vtouMry provaSng compraharwrva angawanng •uppoita aarvea acio** 4 twdt ■ wgato W pfeaara WbwWkhtoSy moevalsd mdhndual* toy tla kAow n, poawon* to rkracf Vw or a Sai AgrteMhea •00-435-7: 7363 or FTC -H E LP tor 1400435- Paraonai Loans, Banfcrupicy, llortoadti me. 1405^74121 — ACW W TPgC TT W n toional Co.. Baas aatory p ommwaton. car alowance, 8 aval aouti aaaL Band Roswaa to : F C A . P O B OX 470*71. LMW Monte*.. FT 327470*7* Must know MS Word or MS Exoal. Exoal pay 8 banaMi 6 opportunity for growti. Fax Rssuns to: MaMrertca m407324-4180 Appkano* daSvsry 8 sat-ito drtvsr. Samr*. Good dniong record Ttw Appkancs Store. 407-327-3344 APPLY COATINGS I1 0 4 H M I 1 tMt TTUUNI --------------- >W1I rprtaaa nal M M LongtornipoaBontor«to imbisr Musi 7 how Id atrip 6 damp & In c *11 I 900 TRUCK I FORKUFT, VAC. 6 NoCDCTTravSrg l CALL TODAY and manuiaciunng Expansnca wto Cxcai apkw Abova avsraga rate 430-7333 AW tor Judy to 407-7V74MB Ct sM 407- dM* ot Vw ton pubeeaSon oi VW at wwwBcgowTmop. nokc* muM to* Vw* dam* aWh Vw MosiMki Court WITHIN TH E LATER OF gwvwNi THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE Florida o i A g d o e iu w 8 OF THE FIRST PIMUCATION OF CorttumMr THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS Cal to vtftty M i l rwMrtotoh AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF baSora you buy A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A l ottut ccwMort cl f t i ctaK#dertt Equip. 8 stocked Off potorSMI 8 end p*rton* havtng d a m Of tacakcn Jos Met • 407-4B3-03M demand* against Vw deewdent* or The MarSn B 407-4014285. EF1A m u must Mi Vwir ctoim* «rm VW Advtntag* RaaMy Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS TIRED OF UVWQ FROM AFTER THE DATE OF TH E FIRST PAYCHECK T O PAYCHECK7T7 PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. CALL 1 000 8174018 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WKL BE FOREVER BARRED 59— F i n a n c i a l Ttw dM* oi Vw Srtl PubkceSan ol VW nobca to AuguM 1 .2000. S e r v ic e s Personal Rapresentabva: WILLIAM M DTLLARO Attention ^Mderall' 3281 Deer Che** Run Longwood. FL 32778 ITS Magal lor oompanist doing ARomey tor Personal RepresanleSv* buainaaa by phon* to pnmia* you Richard T. Hurt a town and aak you la aey tor N baio rs Mwy Bathrar. For mors Ftonde Bar No 238181 tntortrwSon. cal to*-iraa 14 77 -FTC Akarman. SantorSB SEJdaon. P A l-CLP ( A pdac wtvkw mosaags b P.O. Box 231 Ttw Samlnoi# Harskf and I Orlando, a 32S02 Tatophorw: (407)843-7860 Federal Trad* CortvrWalon) PubkahAugust 6,15. 2000 DER-106 FBlANCIAUMFPtCULTYT r a r e * ----------- •ought by tha Soutfr Laka Pratt, an aggraaahre, •maN community hvica waskty rrewspapar in Ctarmonl, FI. (Juat waat at Orlando). T h a now adRor poaMon B hi maponaa to o w dreuiatton growth naada. T h is p rofattlonal wHI m anaga tha day-to day oparatlont, hava good people ik m s , o m j w ra wrei tha pubUc, undaretand community Joumaiiam and have good wrBngsMb. JuM hate good towwiadgaolAP atyia mAh laycwUpaoinabon axpariano*. Quark xPreaa d Photoshop knowtadoa a must. G ood opportunity tor a lop reporter wanting to m ove up. Previous ntw apapar managamant experience a ptua. It you are aafl-moUvatad, Intareatad In community joumakam, and up lor any ch aianga, aand ua your return* and dip*. Sand rs tu m a to Patti B iya n , Publisher O P O B O X 120668, Clerm ont, FI. 34712. 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Stop by and oompNto an 610*5£nOLANE SANFORD, FL Sim 1936 \ it M t ^< / |( ot orett TRUCK DRIVER INSTITUTE •00-854-7354 ►chanie 5 hstoars dan Auto Machanie Wto part, b d W M rv Up to 813 hr. Al Bw ism. you t fwnda.Cal 407-3260066 liMNTOBRHE IN BR SLO ood I wi I BuntwS Auto Canisra 4074555377 NOW HIRING line clearance tree trimmers, crew leaders and trainees. Vacation, Holidays, Healthcare, ES0P, drug free, valid drivers license. E0E. 1800 333-8737 SL, Ovtodo or Cal UNN I l i i i n 4' Want to be treated like a professional? - O 2000 by NEA. Inc Custom cwbaial shop In training MMdUMt ■kGad cabinat makar /stoong work a n ted 38383333 i^ n a a ^ u i 49 A G srshw ln 50 M ove quickly 82 Rom an 102 53 Bem stain, for short 54 Unit of M M in d Easy wsy to make a 8100 par dsy 7 days a wask, aftoreprri Samnato GoirVyaraa CM 4073394000 MVESTKMTI BEFORE v o u M v trr Mwtyi ■ QQQdfieicit Mfiseialv ftor busnas* o n e y t o No a r a a a u M a M i^ i . Css. Braaktast w m i s u N o n hm* AudeoriMamiananca . Top Pay. Goad Working oondoons Apply Mamoa Caxtyard 135T 303 /DFV?. a L iw u a a u u J M L -j 71— H n r W a n t e d loalng 6 asp- part u a a a a n m r a o u M iz ] 71— H elp W a n t e d lor Apply h p a ts o nal i Spring HR* Stole* al tenfnoli Ttowi Carter C M 407495- • Pood SbtvIob • AdmlnlstratlvB B A C K T O iC H O O L J O B FA IR J U L Y 2 4 -J U L Y I B 1000 v o u M v a rn l •r .Truck Driver - XMUF i io h I i ii i in opporturtow* • I I Day COL IfaWai • o ifir t m tn n m 8 0 0 -5 5 4 * 7 3 6 4 I Cai Ftortd* D AgRxMuw 5 Conaumar San. •00436-7353 or FTC-HE1 kaa MonnWwv Or wwi our W all F lorida Ol Aqrtcuff! C a l to veray la w ful ta g i* you buy / �1_____ J CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can fa* your ad to 407-323-W06 300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford 32771 • P. 0, B oi 1M7. Sanford 32772 Our offlca la opan to tarva you Monday through Friday, B sm * 5 pm DEADLINES: For Tuaaday'a ad itIon, tha daadtlna la Monday at noon For Wadnaaday’a adltlon, tha daadllna la Tuaaday at noon For Thuraday a adltlon, tha daadllna la Wadnaaday at noon For Friday * adltlon, tha daadllna la Thuraday at noon _______ Forthawaafcand adltlon, tha daadllna la Friday at noon H o m o Health Caro D d orty C ara Health A Duality For Sal# Cam otory Lots na m m do r Services L u iu ry Item* Com pulec/TV Personals Health Care 23 2S 27 33 35 39 43 Lost A Found Special Notices N ursery A C had C ara W eight Managem ent Hypnosis Health Insurance t egal Services 117 110 119 123 125 127 67 C aie e r Consultants 69 Resum e* 70 Education A Training 71 H elp W anted 73 Em ploym ent W anted * V 4 j | ] | M 71—H elp Wantid AIRPORT BCREENERS A CROSSING OFFICERS W/D keens* . Competitive wages iffteorms prowled C a l Orlando Sarttsd Aepori af 407X00806 ARsr hours teave massage DFWP |LABORERS NEEDED tflt Appliance* A Furniture For Sale 163 Television A Stereo Radio 165 C om puters For Sale 187 Sporting G oods 169 Office Supplies 19t Building Material* 193 Law n A G arden 195 M achine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pels A Supplies 200 LrvoStocIcTaim Supplies 201 Horses 205 H e a v y Machinery 207 Jew elry 209 W earing Apparel 2 1 1 Antique/Collectibio* 215 Boats A Accessories 217 G a ra g e Sales 219 W antod lo Buy CARE SUPERVISOR t -rwwtelkAbrw. Owen ire q d ItO -IV M H Vecatwn. , Hokdeys C a l 407 322- •ipananca m detail Start ktvnadialety SO hr wk ‘ 1407-302-6999 alter 5 I Co serving Sanford Airport responsible drivers lor bus i aa»au-4in BCturirtg Company mdnndual wlstrong P a releaunst^ i l care industry a plus. I m n n Fai raauneto 407or 407 332-0554 Wave r lor busy practic* Computer Doctor.■office eip reqd 3or tai iBsifTie 407-574S lor back to •7 Coma clean house* Car required. M-F, no Suit *7 50 hr * iruteageCa* ‘ 1-5595 r Camer* Wanted 20 to itv x rs w e k Please cal 407-359Own a C omp uter? Put M to W ort! Up To 62M 7*ter. PT/FT SITES COORDINATORS • DAYCARE PROIriO tRS needed before A aflat school P/T to work ai Elementary School sffa Rebremenl Banaht C a l 407-3200626 Shipping SI Receiving Clark lor mechanical i Over sea warehouse Must be organized. dependaWa Randal Mechanical. Inc . 115 Coasfkn* Rd Santord C al 407 321-9299. Eat 22 or Fas Return* 407-321-1916 T E C H N IC A L ThaOrangsCo Converter! C* hat mmtetotecpermgata q rtte rland mobvalad individuals Pteata tea page at TE LE M A R K ETER S Wanted lor 45 yr Co Good Pay, Pd wtdy, (tenetas. Flas H r* , AX Spring* Are* Ca* 407-774 5368 Ilong Item Jet) For Exp Welder MIO or TKJ Great Starting Sateryt utefc Reeponee RHCPN/CHA deny pi Can 407-90S-9977. Receptiomsl needed foi busy tJ office E tc a mute Pis las *. 407-324-3577 A*l I Receptionist Wanted: Fihng, f computer work, lasing, answering I phones, sic 25-15 hrtewk. (7 0GT* I « bonuses C«S J P. Pets, 407-320Receptionist-Buiy 8 kne phone system. Cbeertul. positive, Iteubte, some computer and clerical duties Nonsmckng ottos Fas raeune 407321-1916______________________ Sales Prolesslonal: Orowlng sportswear company w/caraer opportunity S tong larm potential. Poearva Image. 407-696-1996 Security Academ y: Stele Carifftoaffon Ctessas, 24 Hre/16 hr* C a l Statewida Protection Service* 407-695-2010 www statewide protection com RN F7T -PTT. Weekend charge position. Newly licensed fadtty. Fteafcte hours. Apply in person: lakavww NiaWffj Center. 919 E. 2nd S i . Sankrd or Cal Sued M 407-3226707. E.O.E., DFW P ®3 C a r Rentals Vehicles Wanted M otorcydesTJikes For Sale Ooat Rentals R o c Vehcles/Cam pers For Sale Traitors For Sale Farm Equipm ent 252 Accounting 253 Additions A Rem odeling 254 Air Conditioning C v in u t i Y o rtia h Jre T e frtw ^ JA ^ T u p ^ ^ ? mrxitii AKC chafnpon *i00 407 390-1778 H CvDPi'i Lp 93— R o o m s F o e R e n t km of l anford has t bad or 2 bad aflldancte* or looms wlhout takhans aitetebli *1 weekly No pels please. 407-321-0090 fltj j& W|i. R j . Hlalnri 1W IIITw nilKW* ewe 407-330-4463 W/ ml I 407-321-4900 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d Stalled Cabinet Worker able lo buSd cabinets. BeabtetoburU from blue print* A or drawings. C a l 407-324-6525 Futtehad effksancy tar teai ismorteted. *55Qtno. 706B Wete Isl St. Rate reqd. 407-302-7864. CELEBRITY CIPHER byLuNCBfflpoi CattH) Opw cqw vtte ** osdW hi* gsttears ty Hnoa pteps pw md praMri EadiidkrrhiOdariankfcrmorw GE Stove Soil cWaning oven, esc Condemn aknond *125 407 666 2461 1AM ADA 1 DOnsj *40)140 i konw suouo a n d ut> 407-113-4*70 WtNTSkS SPRtMOS Townhoma3br/1 5 ba. appkanc**- mcrowsve r id , ckyeriaashhocSaA) Hoatedspa. Community pool 4 lenmt STOOUeomaC Cal Investors Raaffy 407-774-5615 103— H ouses* U n f u r n is h e d DOYLE S RENTALS Sanford l/l Apl W di W/D Hook up. CHA. Haidwood Floors. Fliepl, S o n Patio (450400 2/2 Afff. Spirt Plan, Pabo. CHA, Carpal *525/500 YM i LMrg Room. Dreig sdanwi Room (640/625 HMdan Lata* 3/2 With Smgte Oarage. Comer Lot *725/700 Saner* 3/2 Wittote G angs. New Paint I Carpal *776/750 D O YLE REALTY, M C . SELL HOMES WE LJ — lI9T u n^Nir&AnlufO fRt— .fm■J rrCHTW 28//I8*. kitchen Cal 407-349-9116 STOOtno. 407*786-2248 8tBlra Prop«rty •tanag*m»nt ttektek* sperm ■ i x. lei fB ---4 R Auwll S—, ,. . 4 K U n-1iT. t I h - IIIII w Q M 667UHO oondo, Is L Last and •ee. Avail Efl/DO M (TM W no^EH F, 1st Last and t/i 4/3 SSTI/ma, 1M loot and Eac. Avail. Section 8 Considered 117— C R o m m e r c ia l 123— W antcij to Hi n t Uridte Aged Cotxii* w/tmal dog tookng to house to r*m or posstoe teetetwrehate ai country eenmg m Sanlord. Deflary. Mt Dots, or Osteen areas Raft aval 407-3029967 1 2 7 — S T U R A G t / O f I IC E For R en t LOffGWOOO/LAKE MARY Mid sir* putAc oorags whs. GOO. 800 or 1600 Sq ft spaces Nee secure, easily accessibie location From (18600parrru 407-331-0G65or 407331-0539 141— H omes For S ale (SOO DOWN - W HY R EN T 77 38R 2BA For Sate W*h Down Payrrn. Assistance AvsSabte.Cheaper than rent' T t n AtortiafrlM Honw C tn lif *07-3214313 Deltona Area: 395 East Doyle RnadL 3,417 aq * heme on 1SW- acne with horse bam A 40*60' mrrtal workstnp Piopeny has pool A terms court Asking *330 000 Far Ports Group. Inc . (407) 328-4394 3 R EN TER S C Home Loans (0 DN PAYMENT AVAILABLE Easy Quality Free Recorded Message 407422-1237, EsL 260 Handyman Spactet - Lake Mary Schools-Owner financing. 3/1, Carport. DOte Lol 169 Washington Ave, Lake Mary (59.000 w/ *10.000 down 407-3232120. 8antard:SI8Locu*lAve.4beiV1Ifl bell Vary canbMy bested, metoe tendscaping. (75.000. Stairs gamanl Estate, 407-323-7322. /option! 3/1 cornel. CHA. carpeted,1.(89.500 entals ------------------------ H 400 to 2400 ( . -) square feet available for OEoaE’tptoaaionel. *1100 Square tool 200-400 ( - •) square tael lor warahouM uee. (1 0 00 sq 6. 200 to 1500 (■ -) square feat avAUobte lot OfhcteProlesslonal or even Dance Studio. (9.50 square loot. 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -7 3 2 2 0TPJ FJ M W . 1st61 tketoric Dtelricl:*/■ 500 8q FI. Otc* a Rsltf *415/400 Duyte Hssffy. Inc 407-323-14M PJRVFKC 118— O ffice S pace For R ent P GX VOC JR HRKFG MCT NGT X GR J PREVIOUSSOLUTION Tf« tosiwy n N ptayw bsiuttO. hi D« 6Ckn (OwTktc erte) hkartiH Wocfco# • _____________ ________ Office For Rent. (440\ml. partitioned rooms. A/C, private rsaeoom1,008aq 1 wpenetng 4073224169 Preteaslonaf oifica bunding located In beautiful downtown Lake Mary, surrounded by oty parks. 141 E Wtour Ave 800 sq It . (600/mo. 407-321-4967 153— A creage L or For S ale DELTONA to acres IdetetomobSe rvxnevte. horses canto, terming or nursery1 Zoned egncurtutel (3 90GACRE Sm down wowner finance *04-717-1772 or 904-787 ___________________________ Octet National Forest Lois *100 down, (44 21 /month www.ontland com Owner 352-2364579 and evemngt 352485-2750 157— M obile H omes For S ale Santod-73 Mutate Home 12i56. 2BFV1BAMoveby61DI *1000ash sits Ca* 407-3239135 159— R eal Estate W aneed xJ yaril I LBdry Liwn I trM 407 M l M il Fence H andy M an Haufcng H om e Improvem ents Irrigation A Repair Janitorial Service* Jew elry A Repair Lakefronl Clearing Landscaping Laundry Service* 230— Boats & 231— C i t i U ’ if 17h Renken Bow Rider with Mercruteer 12010 *1500 obo Cal 407 122-3128 after 6pm 65 Acc LX - Auto . stereo. A4; P L 6 P W 1 owner, low rrt * i< * l *1696 C a l 407-9*0-5621 0*330-7651 1986 Honda Accord New part. *2295 K sigl A*4o Longwood, 4076994778_______________________ 1997 Muetang V «. 5 speed tow mesa. red. good cond *11.000 C a l 407-625-6347 1990 Mon Ark 155 with 2Shp Mercury * TieSer Orsel Shape (3 000 Nchois Outboard Serwce Center. 407 322 0964 Fo r t 636 B e n t Man 4 tp. 206 Transfer Case (500 obo .407-3214450 >4 Subaru Wignn O L - AArim an bote wtei 25hp motor and trailer llchort Outboard Service Center 407-3224964 QreeL AC. Laaka Od. • rue*. 17311 AS I t 6600 Cefl 407-633-03*2 Buy T C -W J Motor Od al M b Rate Price*!! Mchote Outoc Center. 407-322-0964 “ K H E B c a r n O Q M P Q aO LOADED W/LEATHER ALLOY WHEELS, 65K MILES. WHITEA3REY INTERIOR. V IN T U H t I HHOPLRTIIS 60H tSOMT: RtPfW ep to >10.000 fir* homfosnrn mntincc lund ■sy ■ ktaw eM H M cask. e*d. Fmdtssn, Hsystl tUkkOU. 061661. VOtlrtUI MINT CONDITION: New CHA. Carpet, Ceramic Tile. Fenced. Oarage. 166.600 HANDYM AN IP E C IA L : On 1 Acre. V I Sold As Is. *36,900 V t r j M l I U I P lllil'l H i l l ' II)/ I I /till Weal of 14, V I , eei in kitchen, formal dMhng roooi, (Irip iic i, fenced yard. W ilton School DIstricL *78,(00. $9,600 CALL 407-696-2256 230—BC3ATS St A ccessories 1* ft Mohawk Cano* 12 ft John Bote 407-323-6321 W4 Sal Your Boat on Conaffyvnert NtChote CXrtbo 407-322-0964. 231— C ars For S ale 166 brakaa.1 leather rtenor. p w . p t EsceSeot condition (2.500 *07-322 2*95 233— T ruoc/Buses/Vans For Sa u I960 El Camino Show Truck: Cualom part, custom rtenor. 360 chromed angna Appswaad • (12k. Make offer 904 3454365 06 Ford Ft SO: Manual, 6 cyL 4 spd, tile --— —- WvnWCIUIPT. Muni OOOQ. M M O .*407-333-777*. SERVICEDIRECVORYI O ga A d v e rllH C y o u r b u s l n e y o r s t r v l c e s I C a lT iI h e ^ ia s s lfle d D e p a r t m e n t a t: (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 181— A ppliances U Furniture For S ale 2 pc saclional *50. coffee table wqmoked g a u Icp. *10. G m y Lym baby changing table *35. baby nuttiest. (20. Ceramic bisque al greenwaio pnees Lois ol southwest pieces 407-349 9529 Electric Hospital Bed-N ew Mattress *235 . feeding chair w/wheela 6 brakes MS. Call 407-739-2912 FOR SALE C O C A CO LA C O IN MACHINE 6 Different co n flavor*. $760. Call after 6prn Deltona V04-789-8070 252-Accounting BOOKKEEPING horn my home. Pay your tolls from your chockbook Fit out your visursnee lorms Balance your cirockbook Call 407-324-5277 repair. MC. VISA. 271-Construction 407-330-1741 275-Drywall BLTTZ CLEAN Office cleaning. Free estimates 407-321-6712 NEAT-N-TiOY Resktenllal • Commercial Ask Abotrt Our ^ N lk il 2 9 4 -P a 407-322-6338 L/l 279-Ha ULTNG w a haul your baasura* or bash. W* also do odd total Fro* Estimates! CaffI I407-346-1000 T /lP 191— Building Psychic Shay Vertical A M M Blind* pro measuring A Instatebon 50% t o 70% off Repair sve on any b*nd CM Don. 407-461-4742(CP), or 40732O-7015( Bus) 193— L aw n & G arden Holley 36- Rider Mower, Good Frame. Needs Engine Work Good Deal For *35 00 407-322-2764 199— Pets & Supplies We'll Iwlp you in all matters of Ilfs! ( 4 0 7 ) 2 ( ) 1 01<>? in t in g A Dry W U R e p e rt LtoVw HoneeWteKMHe. Free Eetenete 407-330-7116 299-P lum bing Complete ptorbine aervtoe. He B Inemsd (407)302-3321. 3 0 1 -R 281-Home o o f in g " ^ ^ ^ E S a h ^ S S mo SpeckMring In rerooikto A r 407-322-1826 I e r v ic e s Q U A L ITY C A M I COMMERCIALB RESIDENTIAL 280-Home D ecor Used burglar bar* protect your storefront windows A doors, many six** lo choose from. 0*1*407-3214987 S w n C B M Lem Service:’ ReekL/Comm, Gen. Cleanup, ktert.8tetorCMonDteoomte.3216432 Psychic Advisors If you luiw qm-iiiimi about hnv. bmintit, marriagv. health or ftuttily, visit the Psychic Shopfor a iviuhnf’. Lte Me FIs K1 N O J O B TO O 1 M A I I n*a*onebte Rate*.Sam Rtebed Irom Canal Bu m . C M Roy Burke 407- 322-6363___________ 2 8 7 -L a Dry Wall ‘ Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn! I Computer tower. [i-IGO. 32 RAM. 1.6 HD, Keyboard. Mouse. 56K modem. My daughter moved out. *495 407-365-0937. M aterials o m e m pro vem en t C H A R LE S 0 . (Dan) ________ , CBC06 57265. 6% ■—■"riv —. imii ■■-a—S m, ii m w :P »taWlrf%wiwiX„i irifTlOOis, '■oOTOfiSTW I, CARPENTER. At Home repairs, parting 6 ceramic Me. Richard Qroea 407-321-5972 269-Cleaning Services ■ 2 8 1 -H I 263-Carpentry 4 0 7 -3 2 4 -1 1 7 7 185— C omputers For Sale 27P-CONCRETE s i«u ^ u iw wfl^gwae W l iWtellMf V m iG n f T 20 Yrs E ip . L/l. 407-687-3690 407-869-3753/407-322-1561 All Type* of Masonry Work Oen. Contractor-CGC413296 OetigrvBu4d.Comm/Ra*id, New A Remodel Cat 407-340-4062 Rafrig/Freetar-White, esete. cond. 1150. Can 407-322-7466 4 0 7 -3 2 1 -0 7 5 9 AFFOHDABLf HOMES Wekiva Adventures, tnc Kayek Instruction, flentai. Scenic Tours. AH Ages Welcome 407-321-71M For S ale ar s A c c es s o r ies Secvrty Bars i Doors. Fenced Gates Sr Dec O S m j push button hrereteat* 407-324-3166 •. C«M ♦0M22-04I4 Kenmor* Frosttosa L> t 8t*lr« Property M aniig«m «nt 278 Electrical 277 278 279 260 261 262 263 264 265 266 KnocS down compressor w tiopper g a it A accmeonet 3* gnrrier. I 1,2 dnl 407-3234780 N EA T' TOR Apt. CMA. Carpeted kilchen equipped. W 2nd SI *47S/mo (500 dap 407-324-3193 PAUL OSBORNE FXXTHPXPSKT am ous MARINER'S VILLAGE and Sanford Ave: 1500 16001+ -) square Met available for OEcaff’rotesaBnaWteteS. *650tno TodiyYArVegu* V 223— Mist i n 55 Gal Drums. *7 00 each Blue Plastic 101 Uses *07-3144907 9044234746 4 0 7 -3 2 3 -7 3 2 2 Furnished room, house prtvSeges. laundry. AC. etc. *96/w*#k. *176 security. 741 Rivtrvtew Ave, Santord, 407-630-0666. r : i B>m ddi : r u S ttowniown la n fo rd e 1 OR Shxko Apt. *3t5*mo *290 Oep NO P E TS 4 0 7 -»t-3 9 4 4 Trs*ps, In c . DP T O *3*4*1 F T U P T O I7IA4R F T MAIL ORDCRANTERNET 666-146-4779 u >i i m i i i i b i#1. screens, dressars. dining abtes. 6 tots ol good (unque Frt, let. Sun 9 4 behind hreelailon towntown Oviedo 4 07 -M 9M 3 1 dap/322-3346 after 5 PM 1719 W 3rd SI 101— H o u s ts - Cabarets Carpentry C arpet A Installations Carpet Cleaning Celling Repair C eram ic THe Child C are Centers Cleaning Services Concrete Construction Dekvery Services DrywaS 197527 fl Fheriorm Cabm CnaeerRebuff twin 6 cylinder anpn* Cal 407-321 5628 —Ttit i i .i r r t i n I RORM. carpet. tIOOwk *300 Santord 1/1 wood Door* eicaaent naffFtoorhood. *3709370 C al 407 321-4757 262 263 264 265 266 267 266 269 270 271 272 275 287 La w n Service* 288 Legal Service* 289 Locksmith 290 M asonry 291 Mortgages 292 M oving A Storage 293 CM. Lube A Fitter 294 P aw ling 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 P ia n o O rg e n Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 S creen A G la s s Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Sm all B u s m e n 308 S unned G lass 307 Sw im m ing Pool Service* 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tre e Service 31 3 T V / R a d o 314 Upholstery 316 W strin g A Sheet Metal 318 W ell DnSmg 319 W indo w W ash ing A Tinting 217— G arage SAi rs t Br. a*, tveptec* porch, yard wrtaar parking Water • sewer pari NO Prat I M D m V r n w i n y Cal 407 349 9209 after 7 Lab* Mary 2*2 remodeled cottage W/D. pest 6 lawn eve Included. S ECU R ITY O FFICER J O S Training Armed S Unarmed Brandy A Aaaoc. 407-660-1771 got n trert d 1 ' S ffW R IE LK 236 238 239 240 241 243 245 Wuy 407-647-6016 TOOt._________________________ GCP J 231 C a rs For Sale 234 Automotive Accessonos 235 1 ru c k / U u ie W a n * F o r Sale 99— A t a r im >Nt5 • Fu k n im iid TR A M C ES - No super necessary" Seeking sates 6 technician Irarwet WH Traeif Comp Salary. Bonus A Benefits C a l Turf Master 407-321-9927 Tree Service Hatpase, CNmbar* A Groundamtn Cap. preferred. C O L • pfu*. Caff 407-313-3441 Tort Elc, a local landscape management contractor Is sath m g Its m e — d A mMa* roue toreman 5 year* commensal or readtnlN enpenenoe Oesnrkiver* Scene* needed Pteaa* cel 407-3020274 for more into Hiring enmedtetetyt Do you hey* wtial M 257 Auto Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 B ush H oggin g 2 6 1 C om puter Consulting AU TO M O TIV E U n iu r n is ih ii ERA Hard worker* * Drivers license reqd l 4 pension Can 4 0 7 -n j a m ‘ CPKW G o o d Things lo Eat M usical Instruments Miscellaneous Auction* 199— I 'n s & S upplies FURN. 1 BOW 14 A P T Prrv enbsnce . Path kS Unique taring m dn town Berford kteal to 1 person DepTtetoho pets U H t M 40/123 0229 l* msg SCHOOLS CHS.DCARE FOR UN DERG R O UN D I U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R (m a iT M weiauuscs a n o *c ik I Proa f a iiS sliu y M . iso MMst owe. - 221 222 223 229 97— A PA RIM LN 1*1 FURNI5HI.II 71—H elp Wanted Inside Uw tstars I y old Santod based co Wkfy py |7 I t O h r to start plus y/monthty bonus C a l 407 322t ait SO» ana- 2 OQp m to an M E R C H A N D IS E 141 H om es For Sale 143 O u t of Slate Property F o r Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile H o m e Lol* For Sale 149 Com m ercial Property For Sale 151 Inveslm ent Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 O p e n H ouse 155 Condom inium * Fo r Sale 157 Mobile H om os For Sale 159 R eal Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 W atedront Property Fof Sale 165 Duple ■ For Sate RENTALS Apartments/ H om os To Shore 93 R oom s For Rent 95 R oom m aie W anted 96 Retirement H om es 97 Apartments - Furnished 99 Apartments - Unfurnished 100 Condom tnum Rentals to t H ouses Furnished 103 H ouses Unfurnished 105 DuplesTTrtptei 107 M o tile H om es For Rent H I Resort Vacations 114 W arehouse/Ronlal Space 115 Industrial Rental* 63 Mortgages HRKF GF MN. ' > | ( e ) ^ . 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair Com m ercial Rentals Office S pace For Rent Pasture For Rent W antod To Ront Lease To O w n Sloiago/Oftice F o r Ront REAL ESTATE st 45 Debt Consolidation 55 R utlnes* Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 M oney lo Lend FH In the event you neod to change your ad: If you nood to change your ad wtyto fl it running please gryo u t a can and wo w>» make tho chango lor tho n o il avaitatiio edition Pines* chock your ad on tho tirtt day or pubteatmn It you 6nd an orror. pioata c a l u t onmodatafy and wo wit corroct tho orror tor tho n o il publication W s art retponstoto tor tho Jb * t munition only and only tor tho cost ot tho tint insertion , EMPLOYMENT FIN AN CIA L ‘ JRGCFJE W* gladly accept Mastercard or v<*a W* also wut tat* cash or a partonal chock Adverbs*** who w nh to bo Mtod can make arrangements at tho wne thoir ad w placed Pleas* koop tn itwkI that adt m tho Por sonata (c la n 21), Business Opportunity* (eta** SSI A Qarago Sato* (217) require payment m advance 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 H It 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 22 Seminole Harald. Sanford. Florida -Tuaaday. Auguat S. 2000 ■ • RtfOOS C fw a W iB W .D te e .W te | m pr o ve m e n t 407-363-164# Al't Handy Man 312— T S p e c ia l Spectalued In A l Plumbing and Mote Smal Job* Around TTw House. Reasonable Price*. 407-324-8577/407-324-4092 ree Service Whet About Bob'* Tree Servtos? W e A eee p t AS CredK Card*. Tree Removal. Trimming, n m w i Sve, Firewood. Free Eabrmatee liertta 6 07 - 660-1(7* SFemaiee-A K C Shepherd t 9wks, working parents. (300 00 C a l 407-321-6387 B IT F e cu i On : Savings Shop Seminole Herald's Classifieds Everyday! J $30 par month........... 3 llnea/3 months $40 par month........... 4 linaa/3 months $50 per month........... 5 linaa/3 months ( I C l i l f l B i r w A i ] �1 I' %• E* % 6B- Sominolo Herald, Sanford. Florida •Tuesday, August 8, 2000 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST t \A D & O S lN A s ^ iftp S tA H Q u er StATlNG CHAPT by Jim Moddlck ROBOT MAN tf> . TKUST M6. ffATINO w o t a ■■ / I T , / N f x r TO ENVY ! ym.' isjwt FOfiAnno K'r.u Tto u n t CRANKSHAFT DAD MA1> Sor^fcTUlri*? in ms cvt awo we. CAN 'T £*T IT OUT.... 0 lm .l BLONCHE by Chick Young A. Lundstl III Words of Wisdom MONtv, d id yo u b c m c m m a Today’s words: W H A T P A Y TO D A Y S ? huff WORDS / clout venBraW# Answsr trio foSowwvg questions usmg today's words Ddoront forms of the words may bo uood. bid ooch word may bo used only once ^ o i 1 W N ch word moons 2 Whrcti word moans a 3 Wh»ch word boot com Trio Senator hat a tot a* Saturday SY CNSm.CS A lUNCOIL M by Charfas M. Shultz PEANUTS $ ean u ttf C la s s ic * FOXTROT By Bill Amdnd i is tw s a mows A BoUT I MUTANTS oS I P o t THEM? 0ow*T SUSS. SUT owes WS HAYS 1 i&NOtE MAKE IT totally memoSized HEB. ME USE WE'LL BE ABU To WATCH I WOLVES- MY TAKE IT M OUB tCAbt AU. |MABCUS. CLAWS WANT ToO rSEE. I ON YOU. x ■ I ’M ALSEAOT STASTIN* TO DSKAH THE M t T HOUB. DOESN'T T H A T OCT A l it t l e u n n v Y i r WHAT 0e YOU TWO MAYS PLANNED W f’t t F o « T o d a y ? So w s T o K l THE . . "a-fUM" r J , « bar home sfsfs of Taras 3 yr earawn 3 brigand 1 HOROSCOPKS all like hi be the receivers. IPs equally important hi *how them you can be a giver, as wciL SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nor. 22) UncharartrrtNtcaUy fur you today, deal­ ing with Intangible* could perplei you. *u Meet clear of them for now. You can have great *ucma In theMe thing* you can ferl and touch SA G ITTA R IUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Although you ate usually a pragmatic visionary, today you ought be more of daydreamer or lantaaM. To be on the *aN ude, rely more upon your logic than on your Imagination CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. I t ) No matter how tricky business condition* get today, you should till be able lo come out on the plus side of the ledger If you con­ duct your affairs In a methodical fashion. A QUAR IUS (Jan. 20-Fet>. 19) Don't allow prejudice or emotions to interfere in your dealing* with other* today. Stenronr of whom you're not particular­ ly fond might be the instrument of m e thine beneficial. PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Make the stake* high enough In your business Your Sirthdsy Wednesday. August «. 2000 Through thr nuking td a new friend who’ll Intnviurr >ou lo a nrw group, your Metal life could rrali/r a may* Improvement in llie year ahead lie friendly to all you emounter l J O (July 23-Aug 22) Play tlie pnenlnenl n>le In a partnership arrangrtnenl today, and your cufeets will provide the rwM-nltal back up you nerd Trust yuurvelf lo show lhe proper iradervhip leu, treat yourvrlf lo a birthday gilt Send h r your A»tn> Graph prediction* for the year ahead by mailing S2 and SASE to AtlnvCrfiph, r/o thi* newtpaprr PO. Dot I7W. Murray Hill Sutton, New York. N Y IOIV i lie cure In Male your Zodiac Mgn VIRGO (Aug 23-Srpt 22) Chance* are your initial a**e**mmt* will provide the correct coroluMon* you’ie tteking today. Strangely when you ponder U«» long over •omrthing, you could gel paralyu* (mm overanalysis IJHKA (Sept. 23-Oct 23) You shouldn’l evpeti more (rum p«v>ple today than Ihry can evpecl frwn you Although we affair* today and your drive and mceivabon will overwhelm any fears i r *rlf doubts you might ferl It's a great Indue er. ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) Given hall the chance, a person you meet lor the first tune today might turn out to be snmninr nice whom you'd like a lot. so don't br m i quick to jump to unfavorable conclu •kvm. TA U R U S (A pril 20-May 20) Your judgment la rscellmt today until you allow false pnde or ego to evert a u n eig Influence over your dectston-making pence— e Take the "me* owl of the pic­ ture GEM INI (May 21-|une 20) Only sin­ cere and genuine behavior can eliminate any doubts one might haw about you as to whether you appreciate a pence! with whom you haw a close relationship Br honest and forthright. C A N CER (June 21-July 22) It may be more important than you realltr today that you irly totally upon yourself Instead of on others Two important objectives can be achieved and give you gnat pride in yourself. by Art San tom THE BORN LOSER N0TTODKY- N0ULD KSIEUK CAKE TO SEE 0UK. 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S e e P a g e 4 A Sanford, Florida By D m Ping Editor SANFORD — Police are searching for suspects who sexually attacked two girls as tncy walked home from Sanford Middle School. The attacks occurred within a 24-hour period, but police have yet to determine whether the two incidents are related. ‘ We're just not sure at this time," said G eo Cohen, public information officer for the Sanford Police Department. 'N otes d ro p Rams in season opener WUlie Bennett and Brad Locke lead Semtnote High School past rival Lake Mary. The Seminoleo scored with 18 sec­ onds left in raauianon to defnat the No. 5 ranked Rams. P ag e I B Su n d ay, 8 e p t 2 7 ,2 0 0 0 Today Is the 240th day of 2000 and the 69th day of summer. TODAY’S HISTORY: On t f * day in 1859, near Tftusvfle, P a, CoL Edwin Drakedrttod t h e t a productive o l was In ffw United Stmtm . - ••***■■ • ~bn this day In I 9 l i , auihor Y ou ths a tta c k e d on s e p e ra te d a ys w h ile w alkin g h o m e from sch o o l "There arc some discrepancies in the vic­ tims description of the attacker, but one of the girls has had a very difficult time describing exactly what happened." Cohen said the first attack occurred about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday in an alley in tire 900 block of West 20th Street. The 11- ycar-old girl reported to police that she was sexually assaulted by two black males, one of whom them victim appar­ ently recognised. A witness, however, told police that three black males ran out of the alley at approximately the time of tlic incident. The DaForeat Block, known to many SanfordKaa as the Touchton Drug 8 tors building, was built in 1887 by Henry L. DaForast The buMng was recently renovated and now houses tha Mtreoom Corporation. its 2000-01 year with d look at the wonders of migration. Parks Small, a biologist at Weldva Basin CEO paikw ill present tlw program, which will Include up-close photos of birds and information gathered from the fall migration banding sta­ tion, Seminole Audubon Sodci Publicity Director Barbara Watson said. The following week, the Society will take a field trip to the migration sta­ tion. »«-*" 'T "The meeting will include several wonderful, colorful are Much of downtown Sanford's charm can be found overhead By Arthur ZMInsk) Staff Writer *‘ •i s SANFORD —- Aa Visitors K downtown Sanford walk along First d t a in restaurant*, o r alt on a n o i ^ b ^ d l ^ ,to vd works with bonding ata- i colorful history. Each archil dinatet the fire monitor* tha fit Springs Run to see a misting unit run by Small, Watson said. "A misting unit is made of fins mesh that la uead to catch birds In migration,' Wataon ■akL.J • . a. rto jau w iit tha Tamos Bay Hotat. Ntoffto to oon rrxicn or twreorai ooawnmwi, me i a a m Aruotod about 1378. kqsws 1930a. In 1962 when the new I V - •• •.c-f.-trf! ' By Micholle Jarta Managing Editor On this day In 1969, USS __ . »m an a rat «hg> tu Are a Potarta mla .1 *. See Rape, Page 10A Audubon Society plans for year 200( ■aa______ a. . ^ r a t s if f i.u Police weren’t notified of the attack until nearly seven hours later. Cohen said it was difficult for officers to deter* mine what happened The second attack occurred about 4:15 p.m. Thimviay «hi * pathway ef Street between Hartwell and Marshall avenues. The 13-ycar-old girl told police a large black male, approximately 40years-old put his hanu over her mouth and pulled her from pathway she was inch �T 1‘HRC 6 B T he S eminou H erald September 1. 2000 by B o b T h a v e* FRANK AND ERNEST by Jim Meddlck ROBO T MAN , ic t v / / c / ; : •. f/x 6 & 6 f THIS WArMNTY HAS A ccwr OF TMPEE WEVE60W6 CNt I v m . i ‘SECfiSE KnCHEH 1 MMSfiK? OHH, SORRY, SIR, q c jf t i o r a w E j a N T V c - OW.'U.VT.TWFPE'a *M& [ WAP OFT JO TRYTO suoeWURCAR JETBOKl" MAGNET. - H I ns. m ..o r tR - r - ' K C V i O V TO FW PR C K C T W jK g f L O G IC A L KrrcwEM FALLACY L IN t 12 . <?-/ "C by Batluk & Ayers CRANKSHAFT by Aaron McGruder BOONDOCKS Ktf. |GOTTA OUISHOM KW. VMCt AM YOU? AM VOI M TX IfritiG BOOM? I'VE 6R7T THIS 60f^ r0€A 0f ATWLTO PAfWIHAT VV£ GOT •TO Do R£«ARXH FOR. / by Chick Young BLONDIE by C harles A. 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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Subdue temptation* to p « » on |uicy news you've recently heard before It can be verified. If the facts don't bear o u t you could be left standing red-faced. AQUARIUS Can. 2U-IV* 19) Don't give up the ship too anon If some kind of joint effort has been mismanaged. Regroup and try again. Chances are thing* will go well cm the second try. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 2D) Unlesa you know exactly what you want today, there's a strong possibility you'll end up merely sp.nning your wheels. Have a game plan, and be methodical in rxecul ing *i v. <) ARIES (March 21-April 19) Know in advance what you're getting into if you Your Birthday SATURDAY, SepL 2,2000 By Bill Amend It's to your sdventage in the year ahead to be both practical and diligent in your efforts. With just a little bit of push, you can rcaliis Hg beneficial returns. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You'll impress others with your writ and warmth today when involved in a social situation. Howevrt your employer wont thin*, you'.* so funny if you slack off cm the Jub. hying to patch up a broken romance? The Aitn>-Cr*ph Matchmaker can h*4r yew m dtsgeig f I'iek It ro d e to make the reUtmniMpwach. Mail I22S to Mafchmakeg e/o this newspaper. PO. Bus 1758, Murtsy Hill Station, New York. NY 10156. UBRA (Sept ZXJct. 23) Today might start out wtth you having g iv e'irem on e about aomethlr^ you rocantly donated to another, but betore the day is o u t you'll realize It was actually a profitable thing to do. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Back-up _ by Art Beneom THE BORN LOSER STM TUNED TO W LO C N l NEWS FOR YOUR. LOCAL HOROSCOPES ' A feOOP PEN. SOME PENCILS, AN ERASER, SOME NOTEBOOK R&PER V on contract to do a job for somebody today. There's a strong chance of a misunder­ standing concerning the coats. TAURUS (April 20htay 20) Hard feel­ ings could result U you attempt to renege on a commitment you made with a friend to do something together today. 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New England faces the sixth hardest slate. Going Into the 2000 season, here's a look at the division (with the teams listed in their approximate order of strength): 1. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS: With an 0 5 career mark in the playoffs, head coach Jim Mom la eager for another shot. The Colls — third In the NFL In scoring in 1999 and 17th In points allowed — have high hopes, too. The league's top young passer ts Peyton Manning (4.135 yards. 2 6 touchdowns!. All NFL running track Edgerrln Jam es led the league In rushing (1.553 yards, with 13 touchdowns) as a rookie. AllNFL wide receiver Martin Harrison (115 recep­ tions, 1,663 yards, 12 touchodwrns) ts a veteran. Tight end Ken Dllger is one of the best. Defensive linemen Chad Hrotzke and Ellis Johnson are rising stars. 2. NEW YORK JE T S : Rookie head coach A1 Groh Is working tn the shadow of legendary Bill Parcells, who retired to the front office; The Je ts closed out ihtlr season el 7*2 after nn Injury-riddled 1-6 shirt. Back from a torn Achilles tendon, veteran quar­ terback Vlnny Teatavenle gets help from running back Curtis Marlin (1.464 yards). Wide receiver Wayne Chrebrt Is game. A FC C entral: Lucky Titans are good By Howard Stner NBA STOUTS allowed last season and sixth tn scoring. Jacksonville burned out while falling to defeat Tennessee. Quarterback Mark Brunei), Luck In the playoffs hrlpcd the Tennessee Titans become the running back Fred Taylor and surprise AFC champion. But All-NFL offensive tackle Tony Ihcy did beat Jacksonville three Doselll star. Linebacker Hardy Nickerson was imported to help times last season. Going into the 2000 season, All-NFL linebacker Kevin Hardy. here's a look nt the division (with Offensive tackle Leon Searcy and the teams listed in their approxi­ AH-NFL free safety Camel 1 Lake are out for the Beason with mate order of strength): 1. TENNESSEE TITANS: They Injuries. 3. BALTIMORE RAVENS: They lost the Super Bowl by one yard on the last play. Tennessee's 13- closed out the season with a 6-3 3 mark was the best ever for a burst. Note: quarterback Tony wild-card playoff team. Coach Banks (2,136 yards, 17 touch­ Je ff Fisher's Titans were 7-1 In downs) started the last 10 games won by a touchdown or games. The Ravens liave been In leas. Behind quarterback Steve Baltimore since 1996 without a McNair (2.179 yards passing. 12 winning year. touchdowns) and running back Coach Brian DllUck's tenm was Eddie George (1.304 yards. 9 14th In the league In scoring and touchdowns), they were seventh sixth tn points allowed In 1999. In the league tn scoring. Tight Veteran tight end Shannon end Frank Wycheck (69 catches) Sharpe was a good pickup. Alland All-NFL offensive guard NFL linebacker Ray Lewis, defen­ Bruce Matthews helped. sive end Michael McCrary and The Titans were 15th In points safety Rod Woodson lead the allowed Inst season. All-NFL defense. defensive end Jrvon Kearse had 4. PrrrSBURCH STEELERS: 14.5 sucks as a rookie. Import Free agency has decimated linebacker Randall Godfrey Is coach Bill Cowher'a St cetera at la st They opened at 5 -3 in 1999 tough. 2. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS: and finished at 1-7. Import quarterback Kent The Jags, under coach Tom Coughlin, were an NFL-best 14-2 Graham figures to replace Inef­ In 1999. No other team has been fective Kordcll Stewart. Rookie to four straight playoffs and wide receiver I’laxlco Burrcss fits played In two conference title tn. But running back Jerome Bettis c a n t wear out. i’Oit games In the past three years. linebacker Levon I First In the league In points ,..liU . « •#.*. <J Uvv- ■1 ■, | ' ■I safety Lee Flowers are the only notables on the defense, which was tougher against passing than rushing. 5. CINCINNATI BENGALS: At 52-1 OR tn the 1990s. the Bcngals act nn NFL record for most Josses In any decade. The club hasn't been to the playoffs since 1990. Coach Bruce Coslet Is 2 1 -3 6 In four season In Cincinnati. Young quarterback Aklll Smith Is b a ile d by veteran import Scott Mitchell. Rookie wide receiver Peter Warrick must replace injured Damay Scott (out for the season) and Carl Pickens (departed). Thr Bengal* gave up the most points In the NFL. 6. CLEVELAND BROWNS: The Browns scored the fewest points tn the league In 1999 and allowed the third most. Coach Chris Palmer needs big help. Quarterback Tim Couch (2.477 yards, 15 touchdowns) and wide receiver Kevin Johnson (66 catches, 986 yards) are coming off rookie years. Veteran running hack Errlct Rliett is an import. Defensive end Courtney Brown was the No. 1 draft pick tn the NFL this season. He can support outside llncbackrr Jom lr Miller on the right side of the defense. AFC CENTRAL In 1999: JACK­ SONVILLE. 14-2 (champion): TENNESSEE, 13-3 (wild card): BALTIMORE. 8-8: PITTSBURGH, 6 -1 0 : CINCINNATI. 4-12: CLEVELAND. 2-14. Tlie A11NFL stars are center Kevin Mawnr and linebacker Mo Lewis Three of the record four first-round draft picks — defensive end Shaun Ellis. linebacker John Abraham and tight end Anthony Becht — might contribute right away. 3. MIAMI DOLPHINS: The Dolphins ore the only NFL tram to go through the 1990s without a losing season. Now they've losl coach Jimmy Johnson and quarterback Dan Marino to retirement. Dave Wannstcdt Is the new head coach. For so so passer Damon Huard, Miami went 5 - I._ Running liack J J Johnson had only 3.4 yards per cany. But the Fish were 13th tn the lejigue In scor­ ing. Credit AIl-NFLer Ollndo Marc's field goal record. And a lack of turnovers. The defense, which was 19th tn the NFL tn points allowed, features All-NFL linebacker Zach Thomas and All-NFL comerbock Sam Madison. 4. BUFFAIjO BILLS: Don't look for Bruco Srallb. Thurman Thomas or Andre Reed. The last big links to Buffalo's four straight Super Bowls are gone. Coach Wade Phillips returns most of a defence -tY including linebacker Sam Cownrt. nosetackfc Ted Washington and defensive end Phil Hansen — thal - vrfl 001 O pyrifkt 3000, n mpmprr Enterprlee AmocUUon NFC Central: Bucs have points to make By Howard Bluer NEA SPORTS Falling Just six points short of the Super Howl ts something the Tampa Bay Buccaneers don't want to repeat. If thetr offense Improves. Green Eny won'! catch up In the NFC Centra). Going Into the 2000 season, here's a look at the division (with the teams listed In their approximate order of strength): 1. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS: Defense Is what coach Tony Dungy counts on. The Bucs were third In the NFL tn 1999 In points allowed. An All-NFL. trio — linebacker Derrick Brooks, defensive tackle Warren Sapp and safety Joh n Lynch — lend the stoppers. Defen siver linemen Brad Culpepprr and Chldl Ahanotu boost the strong front wall. On offense. Tampa Bay was Just 27th tn the league tn scoring. It lost the NFC title game to St. Louis 11-6. Mike Alslott ts tire All-NFL fullback. All-NFL center Je ff Christy ts new here. He’s Joined by guard Randall McDaniel and wide receiv­ er Kryahuwn Johnson, two more star Imports. Quarterback Shaun King must emerge. 2. GREEN BAY PACKERS: The Pack haanl had a losing year since quarterback Brett Favre took over in 1992. But he's thrown 46 IntercepUons in the past two seasons. In 1999, GB was 26th in the NFL in turnovers. Running back Dorsey Lcvcns (1,034 yards) and wide receiver Antonio Fereeman (74 catches) can do better, too. The team was 10th in scoring last season, but 20th tn points allowed. , M ik e S h e r m a n , O m e n U ay'a n e w c o a c h , h a s n defense that collcded'only 30 sacks. Otf thFdefehstve line, import Russell Maryland must help Santana Dotson and Vonnlc Hobday. Veteran safe­ ty LeRoy Butler can still make plays. 3. CHICAGO BEARS: Not since 1990 have the Bears won a division title. Coach Dick Jauron expects young quarterback (xllnciH x'jfs.1 . ili.dvxllo'/ eioU bna :< ii .vilelav loirntl. hifKiA Jn .Hawaii mloJ G O O D ifYEA tt W was second In points given up. At a glance, though, th e stoppers don't seem so talented. Nor docs the offense, which was 16th In scoring. Quarterback Rob Johnson takes over for ailing Doug Flu lie (3,171 yards. 19 touchdowns). Neither Antowaln Smith nor Jonathan Union tan for 700 vards. Wide receiver Eric Moulds is n blg-play guy. 5. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: Defensive expert BUI Bellchlck Jumped to New England after spum ­ ing the head coaching Job with the New York Je ts . He Inherits a squad thal was sevcnlh tn points allowed. All-NFL safety Lawyer Millay teams with eornertwiek Ty Law. IUp front, pass rusher Willie McCInest (9 sacks) nnd llncbackrr Chris Slade know how lo foil an attack. Quarterback Drew Hledsoe 13.985 yards. 19 tourtulowns) and wide receiver Terry Glenn (69 catch es, 1.147 yards) lend thr pass oriented offense. It was tied fur 20th In scoring. The running game nerds a boost from rookie J.H. Redmond. AFC EAST tn 1999: INDIANAPOLIS, 13-3 (cham­ pion)- BUFFALO. 11-5 (wild card): MIAMI, 9-7 (wild card): NEW YORK. 8-8; NEW ENGLAND. 8-8. nptnifl jo* v>iinW Car Care Racing, ; Cade McNown nnd young running back Curtis Enls to step up. Chicago tied for 25th In scoring last season. All-NFL kick returner Glyn Mlllnim Is a threat. Wide rreeviers Bobby F.ngram und Mnrcns Robinson can play. To get belter, the offense has to reduce turnovers The defense tied for 20th In points nllowed. Comerbnck Thomas Smith and defensive end Phillip Daniels nre top-quality imports Rookie linebacker Brian Urlacher can liave nn Impact too. Defensive laekle Jim Flanigan nnd safety Tony Parrish make contributions. 4. MINNESOTA VIKINGS: Despite the longest tenure (eight seasons) of any NFL coach. Dennis Orecn has worries. No team In (he league made more turnovers tn 1999. Second-year quarterback Daunte Culpepper isn’t accurate enough. Departures left holes on offense. The key remain­ ing stars: All-NFL wide receiver Cris Carter (1,241 yards), wide receiver Randy Moss and All-NFL punter Mitch Berger. The defense was IBlh In the NFL In points given up, and 27th tn yards allowed. So linebacker Bryce Paup was added and three defensive linemen were drafted. Safety Robert Griffith hits h ard .- ; Linebacker Ed McDaniel Is very quick.' 5. DETROn* DONS: They made the playoffs with­ out star running back Barry Sanders, who retired. The Lions were 1Gth tn scoring and 14th in points allowed. However, quarterback Charlie Batch must stay healthy. He throws to wide reed vers Herman Moore and dentiane Crowell. Running back Jam es Stewart isn’t Barry Sanders. ,i _____ ______ ___^ coach __ It’s a mgood thing Bobby Ross also has plane kicker fcker Jason Hanson. ” T ............" ■" ...... , Defensive linemen Robert Porehcr (who had a 1 contract feud) and Luther EUias (a Pro Bowl choice) were the big stoppers. Middle linebacker Stephen Boyd and eomerback Bryant Westbrook must gel more from thetr talent in order to boost the Lions. C a p y rlg M 3 o o o . N m p tp c i C s tM fr iM A — » c i«tW n J Continued from Page IB Y K U A It X A B ORLANDO 8PEKDW ORLD BITHLO - Next Friday (September 8U») the Goodyear 50 U p Mini Stock Challenge will be held along with the Antique Cara making n special appearance to* , Orlando Speedworid.' 11 Also on the Wrtl will be heats and features lit iH^SppiT.1Late Models. Lafe Moddp, Sportsman,' Modified, Super Stock and Slrtckly Stock. 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O P T M P U B U C R EC O R D S O F B LM P K X E C O U N TY. FLO R O A . AS AM ENDED TO G E TH E R W ITH A N UNCrtVtOCD IN T E R E S T M TH E CO M M ON tL E M E N T B A PP U H TFH IN T S R C R C T O D a d d M a I I d S ay rd A u g u n . 2000 IO R C U T C O U R T 8 E A L ) 1a t d a I S L 1 The D ATE O F T H E M E T F U E U C A T O N O F T H E W JT1CB O R T H R T Y P A Y E A FTER T X D A TE O F M R V IC * O F A O O F Y O F T H E N O T K E O N TH EN . A l t e a o a t e n rrt B a a n te Seminole Herald A F T E R TH E O E T t O F TH E F B H T 1 art M i _ A . HP k �Davis joins “Sunshine Network live!” Davis Southeast's must vcrsntllc sp orts television analysts and a Disney Sports execu­ tive. Is joining SUNSHINE NETWORK UVEI an co-host tlda fall. SUNSHINE NETWORK LIVE! Is the network's nig nature program, airing live Monday-Friday across Florida In over 5.2 million In Septem ber, th e oneh o u r program w ill move from 1 0 p.m . to 6 .3 0 p.m. and re-lau n ch w ith a new look a n d nerw stu d ios Davis will Jd ln co-host P a l Clarke Bears, Rams net second wins V o ll e y b a ll te a m s roll J K ! o v e r fo e s & £ tM 1 i1t . By Dean Smith SP O R TS EDITOR LAKE MARY - Ttiey liave been the powers of girts volleyball In Central Florida for the past few years and nothing «crms to be dtanglng Uila year cither. Lake Mary and Winter Springs both romped to their second vic­ tories of the season without a defeat Thursday evening, pounding Seminole Athletic Conference foes Lake Howell and Lake Brantley, respectively. In straight games. The Rams (2-0) whipped the Silver Hawks (0-2), 15-1 and 15­ 6. while the Bears (2-0) waltzed past the Patriots (1-1). 15-5 and 151. In other prep results from Thursday; Boys golf. Lake Highland (2­ 0) scored 140 strokes to top both Lyman (1-2). 151, and Oviedo (1-3). 162: Winter Springs (1-1) edged Lake Brantley (1-1), 150to-151: and Lake Mary (2-0) tripped Lake Howell (0-2). 164to-172. Girls golf _ Winter Springs (2­ 0) nipped IcLe Brantley (0-2). 200-to-204. In results from late Wednesday: Boys volleyball _ Seminole (1­ 0) oulacored Bishop Moore (0-1), 16- 14 and 15-8; Oviedo (1-0) outlasted Lyman (1-1) 13-15, 13-4. and 13-0; and Lake Mary (1-1) gut into Use win column with a 15-11 and 15-4 triumph over Lake Howell (1-1). Girls volleybzll _ Luke Highland (1-0) defeated Oviedo (0-1). 15-3 and 15-11. ' Girls golf _ Lyman held off Oviedo, 105-to-196; and Lake Mary (1-1) crushed Lake Howell. lBl-to-281. Seminole Athletic Conference Bowling League _ (boys) Lake Brantley over Lake Mary, 12-6; lake Howell over Seminole, 13­ 5; and Lyman over Winter Springs, 12-8; (girls) Lake Brantley over Lake Mary, 15-3; lain* Howell over Seminole. 11­ 7; and Winter Springs over Lyman. 12-6. Boys swimming _ Winter Springs romped In a non-confer­ ence meet over Bishop Moore, 169-to-70; and Lake Mary stomped Lyman, lOfl-to-59. Girts swimming _ Whiter Springs rolled. 173-to-144. over Bishop Moore; and Lake Mary thumped Lyman, 137-to-39. | * Vym V*9 j1 U.Ill |1 ■klUT IteraM photo hr Ail Ztollookl New uniforms may not make you run (aster, but they sure make you look good. Veteran head coach Mike Gibson handed brand new togs to his Lake Mary High School boys cross country team on Thursday as thoy get ready to begin the regular season this Saturday In the Lake Brantley Open. Posing lor the photo were (seated, left to right) Ian Hauck, Rob Green, Eric Firm, Tyler Powell, Ryan Catchings, Daniel Selsky, Steven Jon es, David Staggs, (kneeling, left to right) Jonathan Maingot, Jonathan Ingalls, Eric Master Gordon, Ja m es Eric Barnhill, Jon Shade, Ryan Yadav, Tom Biedrzyckl. Andrew Staggs, Richard Henderson, (standing, left to right) coach Mike Gibson, David Quinones, Derek Trauger, Marc Matttoll, Daniel Walker, Will Barnett, Tim Davis, Alexander Joseph, Chns Fraser, Matthew Fraser, Kenneth Marshall, Justin Catchlngs, Chris Catchlngs, Ronnie Allegro, and Tema Kudakwashe. GIRLS SWIMMING On the weekend schedule; TO DAY Varsity football _ Lake Howell Lake M n r y vs. Seminole at Thomas E. Whlgtuun Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; Oviedo vs. Lyman at the Carlton Henley Sport* Complex. 7:30 p.m.: Winter Springs vs. Lake Brantley a t Tom Stmy Field. 7:30 p.m. Boys volleyball _ Lake Brantley at Apopka. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m. atria volleyball _ Lake Mary at Edgewatcr. (varsity only) 5 P-raa iT fm n iV 3A 1U K U A I Cross country _ Lake Brantley Open, 8 a.m .; Astronaut Invitational at Brevard Community College. TUuavllle. 8 a t fM itr llllr . 7 : 3 0 p .m .: B E A R S 1 7 3 . H O RN ETS 1 4 4 3 0 0 m ntky rr U j „ M tibvu. Mvkt , IVolM-r. M d , — lllalil. winter Sprat* II-I). Or •*» , .. am ____ ^ ^ S ^ m iL e T * ui i tA*.TBAMS 164 aiLVX* HAWK! 5 % ** Ofptmai 41. oon 43. lie Lakr howD (O21 . Win 43. M n k s 44.11. Tutm curls QOI n A M a00, * p winter Sprint* n-oi Andanin 49. ttonun 81. t Ufc, IIraniley (III 3 3 0 0 IM . HMT. IN *S | H l6 *rtW :3 l 34 9 0 tree _ Kltaoka. Winter Spring*. a S .0 9 . Dirt ns . Brtnlon. Winter Spring* 100 fly . Ilempatrad. UUhnp Moore. 1 0 3 .9 7 . 100 free _ KKaoka. Winter Spring*. :57.U3. 9 0 0 b e * _ Pair. Winter Spring*. 9:40.60. 3 0 0 U r t relay _ Winter Bprwg* (Hamary. Rme Pair, KlUahaL 1:30.91. 100 bath _ Ualr. BMtop Moore. 1 .0 4 6 3 . 100 breast . Ilempatrad. IMahnp Moore. 1:10.11. 4 0 0 tree relay . Dlahop Moore Plreopalcw t Blair. Srabcy. M Ctwarl. 3.96.74. ’ Toroc**k si. wni si. D*a« w earn tS U ______ a ,m ~ 300 nxdky relay_ Lak* Mar la*, Cuytrr. Fkanrral, 1:54.9. 300 free . MaUrtnrf. Lyman At T v ta t » r * n OC, THITBADAY .. ._ BOTSOOLT Lyman 043 . Keek M. I K. TUUaun 13 liarvki S3. Ovkds KMI. Sosth 4( R o g e r s ’ e x p e rie n c e c a r r ie s hii fy with e big Odd of good ca n on hand. SAMSULA • Justin Drawdy (• 12) was conMark Vandcvcnder was a dose third In the gdgM after winning the Super Late Modd Document Tech 17, Wayne Southard ran feature Friday at Orlando Speedworid. and fourth over Rookie Brad Bascom In the AM he looked eaoeclaUv stoat In the beat race 540 white car. Im t fiatur&w lAugual 20th) at New finyriM Lightning struck twice as 14-year-old rookSpeedway. . 1c Eric Bowen took advantage of a mechanical He Ikied up tm the outride pole with Dsvtd problem on Marty Pierce's #75 Mustang to R c«en' « 11 TM Ranch Dodge tnafcte at the drive to hM first mini stock victory tn only hts Zlkowald charged on the top aide to fourth over the Dodge of Mike Hendrix. We have a two-time winner In Strickly Stodd...Brent Brown drove the #57 black Bustneas Archlves/Hoot racing Bulck boat to his second win tn a row over Joe Arnold In the >1, Chris Sadowxkl tn the *37. Steve Dembenakl and Richard Boulton. ^^The Afoson^Ugscy Caro p in ^ q u ite ^ a ilwvrod ^MRjwdTwas so stunned aa he was cor^xatp u t Rogers to take the lead going into turn «!■»*«< In Victory Lane that he barefy man1. He drove a smart, fast ram until Roger** aged to thank bis dad Freddie. Bobby Sears. experience let bfea aMp under Drawdy and Artyn Nofrtager and the rest of his crew. grab the lead and eventually the wtn. Travis Seeing anyone get tbdr first win la a huge n td a n o draw the #86 Bob Steel Chevrolet tta ffla a d n jw i and Powell wlD be tefUng twiMiri rg ttt ftntrh twar Jrfffnw ry *17. thetr grandchildren about this night. Jeff Anderson #10 who put an a mod show. Charlie Staats ran second. J J }. Duncan c kM Attmti mgp h Jrh m |he Oator filled tn for Jim Engatnxn tn the #37 to drive •67. and off a heed chargkg Tank a great race finishing third, srilh Res Tucker driving Randy Dye's #43Country ChEtenaen andTmtoM cCague filling out 93.1 /Speedway Dodge Avenger to take the the top 5 spots at the finish line. , checkers k> the Late Modd feature. Bob Andercheck*# #90 KOA/Martnes TBnkTucker came away with the runner- Camara fefi out last week, bpl was back with up spot h a t rookie chad a vengeance to dominate the Sportsman Pteroe In the #57 Biscuits and Oravy/ASM field. BUI Fuller again ran strong In the 443 Chevy. Roger When and Bruoe Lawrence to take second over Steve Reddk In the f 1 comidBMd the fidd. • • Blue IVmtlac Orend Prix. New driver John Wowl Jim "Hoot* Flynn #57 drove a perfect McXeogh was fourth tn the Flrrbtid #69. race to get his first career New Smyrna David Love drove brother BUTa #2 for fifth. flpeedway modified win over a hard charging Again, a huge field of super stock* that Btll Ounn tn bis brand new f 13 have become a crowd favorite. Tim Ewing put B k m n cto t tbs cap on sp ™ t night tor th e 'rix * Raring* Flynn was nwracml with emotion aa hia team by ootriUng a big wtn over Daytona's Drat lap. The night became easier and Brad May took the wtn over Emily Harklna with Jeff Caterers, Andy Chisholm and Doug Bergamo. Jr. filled out the top five, This Saturday (September 2). the foot halfmile will h o * a Super Late Model 50-U p Special aloq| with beats and features In Mini Stocks. Super Stocks, ModtOeda. Sportsman, Strickly Stock and Spectator Races. The Lale Models will have the week off. Next wsek'lfiatunfoy. September 9th) the 1st Annual Mattress Race will be run along with s special appearance by the Antique Cara and a Demolition Derby, Also an the card will be features only In the regular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model. Late Model. Mini Stocks, Super Stock*. Modified*, Spcrtman. Strickly Stock and Spectator Races, Gates open a 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 P-tn. every Saturday night a t the tradt located at the corner of SR 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna. DeLand and Daytona. . m— n l t I nr 200 tiTT _ K.imvy. Winter Spring*. �1 Page 8 A September 1.2000 T he S eminole H erald Community Notes Theater Continued Crum P t| e 1A tions, we were looking first and foremost for great voices since the songs arc in four-part har­ mony, which can he difficult. 'And, a little bit of acting did­ n’t hurt" The musical's director is Alton taThrup and musical director and pianist is O m g Sinning. According to Preston-Baum, everything is following sdtedule for opening night "We are really cxdted," I’rcston-Baum said. "This will be tire first musical performed in the theater." Performance dates include Sept. 22, Sept. 23, Sept. 29 and ' 30. All pc formances begin Sept. at 8 p.m. and tickets are $25 for the general public and $20 for students, seniors and children. Other performances sched­ uled for tlie new season include Cherish the Ladies, an all­ women traditional Irish Band, on O ct 7; The Moscow Boys Choir on Dec. 2; The Dukes of Dixieland, an evening of New Orleans Jazz on Jan. 6; Mother Hicks, a children's story, on Feb. 1; John Amos in "Halley's Comet" on March 3; and "Having Our Say," the story of the Dclany sisters, on May 4 Members of the theater are asking tiu? community to come out to support and enjoy the first entertainment season at tire Helen Stairs Theatre. "This is the community’s the­ ater, and the community needs to support it," Stairs said. "Things community members can do include volunteering, becoming members, buying sea­ son tickets and attending tire performances" Tlu? theater, originally known as tlu? Milaru? Theater, was built in 1923 and included 823 scats, contained a four-klory fly and an orchestra pit. In 1936, after the Milano Theater was acquired by new management, the theater was renamed the Ritz, which closed in 1978. In 1984, it reopened as tlu? Showtime Cantina. Four years later, tlu? theater was once again closed and remained vacant until 1998 when renovations began. It reopened as the Helen Stairs Theatre earli­ er this year. "The board achieved tlu? rebuilding of the theater," Stairs said. "Now the community needs to come out and show its support. "So, we'll see vou tlute." For more information about ticket information, call 407-321­ 8111. • The week of Sept. 18, CR427 will be closed south of SR434. • Hu? week of Oct. 2. CR-427 will be dosed south of Dog Track Road. In these last two areas, the closures are expected to remain for approximately two weeks. Proper signage is to be put into place at cadi of the loca­ tions, including Variable Message Boards, notifying the traveling public of tlie closures a week prior to the work begin­ ning and for the duration of the closures. Signage notifying the travel­ ing public oi alternate routes will also be in place for the duration of the closures. Council. The second dale U expected to be an open meeting before the entire coundl. The new County Manager would replace Larry Arrington, who resigned from the post on March 1. The Coundl immedi­ ately set out to seek a replace­ ment, but after several lengthy sessions, refused to accept any of the candidates, and the entire process had to be repeated. Colo, a resident of New Smyrna Beach, told the Herald she looked forward, "to the opportunity to make an impact on tlu? county in which I reside." Railroad-------Continued bo m Page LA mate dates have been planned The following approximate dates are now planned: • The week of Sept. 11, CR427 will be closed at the General Hutchinson Parkway/Lortgwood Lake Mary Road crossing. This area is expected to remain closed for approximately one week Coto Continued from Pi|c 1A Clearwater, and Charles Oliver of Augusta, Ga. The Coundl has now set up dates for personal one-on-one interviews with the five on Sept. 11 and 12. The first day will be closed sessions where each can­ didate will meet, individually, with each member of the Looking for an upbeat, cost-effective way to reach more prospects where they live, work and spend? T ry an ad in the Sem inole H erald . It’s the best way to get more bang for your buck. Lets make music. Call Today! Seminole Herald CRA meeting The City of Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency will meet Wednesday, Sept. 6 beginning at 4 p.m. Items on the agenda indude an update on the hotel/confer­ ence center feasibility study, dis­ cussion of Main Street/historic area lighting, 17-92 CRA pro­ jects, the downtown master plan and riverwalk and seawall. The meeting, open to the public, will be held in the City Manager's Conference room, second floor, Sanford City Hall, 300 N, Park Avenue. Sanford Middle School Sanford Middle Math, Science, Technology Magnet School will hold an open house for parents Tuesday, September 12,2000, at 7.00 p.m. Hie meet­ ing will be in the Louis D. Pelham Gymnatoriam at the west end of the campus. After opening remarks from the prindpal, Bill Moore, parents will be invited to visit their childrenis classes and meet their children's teachers. Parents will move from class to class to learn about the curriculum and planned events for the year. Mr. Moore stated, "W c have had a great beginning, and we are anxious for our parents to conic and hear about our plans and goals for to the year." For further information, call Sanford Middle School at 407­ 320-6150. FLIP meetings Family and Friends of Loved ones in Prison (FLIP) is a sup­ port group for people dealing with the incarceration of a loved one. The organization meets the second Saturday of the month (SepL 8) at the downtown pub­ lic library in Orlando. For information phone 407­ 769-3366. Ovarian Cancer Vigil The second Ovarian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept. 12 beginning at 6 p.m. at Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. This is a free healthcare event open to the public. The program will include the Children's Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a display of ovarian cancer quilts, and a can­ dlelight vigil. Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local government offid iL . ncprtronUttvro from ilw offices of local physicians, hos­ pitals, and the American Cancer Society will provide valuable educational materials Intended to raise awareness about the symptoms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer, the deadliest of the gynecological cancers. For additional details regard­ ing this event or for further information about the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers' bureau, advocacy opportunities, and support groups please call 407­ 366-3830 or 904-789-7898. Celery City Elks Celery City Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple 321 of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World (I.B.P.O.E. of W.) will sponsor a yard and dinner sale Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8 a m . until 5 pm . at the Elks Lodge, 619 Cypress Avenue, Sanford. Tables are still available. Phone 407-322-3291 or 407-323-6998. H ie dinner menu consists of roast pork, baked beans, potato salad and bread. Fried fish and hot dogs will also be available. More Elks The Grace Haynes-Brewcr Past State Presidents Club of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World wlU be celebrating its 7th anniver­ sary, Sunday^ ept. 3, at 3 p.m., at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 2150 Airport Blvd in Sanford. Rev. Marvin Scott is Minister. U K Walk The Mid-Florida Milers' UK walk will take place Sept. 3 at the Central Florida Zoo In Sanford. Registration and the start of the walk is from 9 am . to 1 p m . Walkers are to be fin­ ished by 4 p.m. Cost is $7 JO lit adults, $5 JO for seniors, $6 and ZZ tor teens and u iiltlrea Zoo members are asked to pay a $2 fee to offset walk expenses. Lunch may be purchased. For additional information call the zoo at 407-3234450. For information on the walk contact Mike Lanpher at 407495-9181. Star Spangled Girl Lake Mary High School Players of the Arts seniors will be starting the new sdtool year with the Neil Simon comedy, "The Star Spangled Girl." The presentation, suitsble for the entire family, will be Sept. 5, Sept. 6, Sept. 7 and Sept. 9 at Lake Mary High School audito­ rium. Admission is $4. For additional information or tickets contact Bill Eisscle at 407-320-9672. Dancing and checking lUcsday, Sept. 5 from 11:30 a m . until 1 p m ., Atlantic Caregivers and Summerville Assisted Living will host a Healthy Aging Seminar for blood sugar and cholesterol screenings. Thursday, Sept. 7, Summerville will offer free dance lessons from 5 JO until 7 pm . Summerville Senior Residential and Assisted Living is located at 3655 W. Lake Mary Blvd. For information phone Karen Precotd at 407488-1660. 322-2611 •v;: i on tt.il e r r vft Hr* Wfc 4-y t i j 'ynv IMMIKr.i tur.rnt«ii i j culti. ;i*>v>«%*• t nro if if -mr? MARK HERR SEPTEMBER 5th ' ‘•1^; slaw at you want someone U n lik e others, who have received campaign has made it his policy not to I vmv?*»;v* , ‘ ••• declined all such offers isfrbe w«nt> to remain impartial - without the appearance o f influence or impropriety to get in the way of his judicial responsibilities. In other words, money from colleagues won’t get Mark Herr elected — you r vote will. iA ■ : it i T/Jv .x,* I■ >*?•: fV.-f 1-0 �T he S em inou H erald PARC 6 ,\ Srplembcr I. 2000 More Americans are going broadband to surf the ‘net More than 2 million U.S. households already have high­ speed Internet access — com­ monly known as “broadband" — and many more are expected to by vear-end. "lould She ' ' yours be among them? To help you decide, here's a quick guide to broad­ band serv ices and provide-s: To appreciate broadband, you first have to understand band­ width — the speed limit of digi­ tal information traveling through an electric wire or wire­ lessly through the air. T h e most commonly used bandwidths in the consumer market are expressed in kilobits, o r thou­ sands of bits per second (kbps). The standard 56k modem can move data at a maximum rate of 56 kbps. Broadband refers to a bandwidth of at least 128 kbps. Broadb?r.d allows d ata to flow continuously from the Internet to your computer. It's on whenever your computer is turned on, so you never have to dial a number for across. New PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND OTHER PUBLIC MEASURES TO BE VOTED ON In theory, any company with a right-of-way to your home can provide broadband service. However, the majority of people who have broadband service today use a cable TV connec­ tion. Most of the rest get broad­ band through a phone line. Cable systems are designed like small networks, sharing bandwidth among a group of subscribers. Tire more people online, tire less bandwidth avail­ able for each home. Most cable systems now offer just one provider — usually cither AT&T's Exritc©Homc or Time Warner's Road Runner. A spe­ cial modem, separate from the cable-TV converter box, handles the Internet traffic. One call to FROM CONSUMER REPORTS broadband services will do more than Just show you Yahoo's homepage a few sec­ ond* sooner. They'll give you access to many new Web Bites and services that a 56k dial-up connection simply can't accom­ modate conveniently — sharing home videos, say, or accessing complex multi-media Web sites rapidly. NOVEMBER 7, 2000 There's nothing better on the beach. N O T IC E O F E L E C T IO N I, Katherine Harris, Secrotaty of State of the State of Florida, do hereby give notice that an election will be held in each coun­ ty In Florida, on November 7 ,2 0 0 0 for the ratification or rejec­ tion of a proposed constitutional amendment and other public measures pt the State of Florida: NO. 1 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ARTICLE X, SECTION 19 (INITIATIVE) your local cable company should tell you whether you can gel cable modem service. Telephone access, commonly known as DSL (digital sub­ scriber line), uses a digital signal to transmit large amounts of information over an existing phone line — without interfer­ ing with voice calls. DSL also uses a special modem. DSL doesn't have the maxi­ mum bandwidth capacity of cable, but because DSL works on a private line. Us bandwidth isn't shared and so doesn't slow down as usage increases. However, a DSL signal can't be used over distances more than two to three miles from the tele­ phone company's central switching office. Until the tech­ nology advances, homes too far from that office can't receive DSL service at all. There arc sev­ eral types o f DSL available. To locate providers in your area, go to www.dslreports.com or www.gctspeod.com. While one company handles everything Involved with cable installation, deregulation of local phone service has opened the DSL market to independent companies that, in turn, contract with Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Your local phone compa­ ny Is also involved. That makes LSL installation more complex. BALLOT TITLE: Florida Transportation Initiative lor statewide high speed monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system. BALLOT SUMMARY: To reduce traffic and Increase travel alternatives, this amendment provides for development of a high speed monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system linking Florida's five largest urban areas and providing for access to existing air and ground transportation faculties and services by directing the state and/or state authorized pri­ vate entity to implement the financing, acquisition of right-ofway, design, construction and operation of the system , with construction beginning by November 1 ,2 0 0 3 . Installation service with either technology can be expensive, but many providers offer free or discounted installation and equipment (in addition to the modem, you may also need an approximately $40 network card for your computer) in return for a year's contract If your com­ puter Is relatively old and can’t accept a network card, you may need to replace it. You can expect to pa)’ $40 to $45 a month lor broadband ser­ vice, whichever type you chose. Our nationally representative survey of households with broadband service shows that neither technology can claim an advantage in speed or reliability, although cable-modem service had a slight edge in cost and in case of set up and technical sup­ port. If you're interested in acquir­ ing broadband, start by investi­ gating the cable and D5L providers in your area, as well as the ISPs. An especially attrac­ tive introductory offer, an alliance with a good ISP or a company's reputation for good service and etistomer support should ultimately matter the most. VMl Itw Consumer RsporU Wfb »il* »< WWteMrCWVftlOTI11fpOftWril. C 7000. C o n s u m m UnW m . b it. DtetnbuM by Nswifsotr tiiUi[ i l»» Assn. fy -w e t Judge ‘Tom I youle looking tor the best deol on the beoch taka o look t1 the tadsson Deauvite Resort New wflh enheofd o! rotes in Momi Beacf, the beourtuf hatet e corventenity located between Ft. louckydcue a* a Mom Wl Arports With the shops ol Bo! 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Article X, Section 1B, Florida Constitution, Is hereby created to read a s follows: MIAMI UACH High Speed Ground Transportation System 6701 CoGns/venue M cxn8eoch.fi 33141* (306)8666511 To reduce traffic congestion end provide attemativea to the traveling public, ft Is hereby declared to be In the public Interest that a high speed ground transportation system consisting of a monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system , capa­ ble ol speeds In e x c e ss of 120 miles per hour, b e developed and operated In the State of Florida to provide high speed ground transportation by Innovative, efficient and effective technologies consisting of dedicated rails or guldewaya sepa­ rated from motor vehicular traffic that will link the five largest urban areas of the S ta ts as determined by the Legislature and provide tor access to existing air and ground transportation facilities and services. The Legislature, the Cabinet and the Governor are hereby directed to proceed with the development of such a system by the Stato and/or by a private entity pur­ suant to state approval and authorization. Including th e acqui­ sition of right-of-way, the financing o f design and construction of the system, and the operation of th e system, a s provided by specific appropriation and by tew, wfth construction to begin on or before November 1 ,2 0 0 3 . WwuMMW nnmJn<an*woeWI , 1-M frUM Ul or oonloct »our bavol | “I u c m c i la M k W Code HT 407-322-2611 M M t f i inosa o r aoubte c o u p wMicn Imor>atefe Ov/lOAODO __ _________ _______ _____________ : -. r Sfissfe Y E 8 FOR APPROVAL CJ » t’i) if,1. ' NO FOR REJECTION □ ‘ *r- ' ' V'*;r * 1-' -rfr ' jjj.. *AlV IT ) -VB- ** yfrfcMfew NO. 2 CIRCUIT COURT JUOOE (Implementing Article V. Section 10) '. 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And 1 J don't mean soda. 1jet's face It, Soda Is low on [nutrition and high in Sugar (or [artificial sugar). Likewise, bot­ tled iced tea and rrttny "juices" (or Juice-flavored drinks) are In . die same boat. 1 admit licit there are times when nothing, at least for me, Is os satisfying as a cold Coke, and 1 have lately devel­ op* d a tiling for Root 66 brand Key lime soda (it’s got a n ile, turf kick). OK, sd I'm not nutriIlonally per- Marialisa Calta know what I should he doing. What I should be doing is drinking lots arid lots of plain water — 64 ounces daily is recom­ mended. But l Uke to augment 1999"py Fran McCullough and Suzanne Hamlin. The "We Drink It" Was invented by Ginny Callan, a former wrmont restaurateur and author o f *The Horn of the Moon Cookbook," and "Beyond the Moon Cookbook." The cucumber drink comes from "Drinks Witliout Alcohol," by Jane Brandt; her recipe notes indicate it's a perfect drink to take to the beach In a cooler. I've also included from her book a delightful iced coffee recipe, with great flavors from bitters and vantttn extract. Bottoms up! BLUEBERRY LEMONADE 1 cup sugar 6 cups water rated zest of 1 to 3 lemons pint blueberries, rinsed and st''mm“d 1 to 1-1 f l cups fresh lemon juice (5 to 8 lemons) f fresh mint sprigs for garnish Mix tha sugar, water and lemon zest in a noruvactive saucepan. Warm over medium-rll 1 .Jrf 1 high heat, stirring to dissolve gallon with tasty, homemade drinks. They an*easy to make the sugar. When the sugar has and offer fresh flavors not avail­ completely dissolved, remove the pan from the treat and pour able In store-bought concoc­ the mixture into a large pitdier. tions. Plus, I get to control the Refrigerate for an hour or level of sweetness. I am very fopd of making longer. "sodas" with the flavored When the sugar mixture has syrups that you s ir in bars these chilled, combine the blueberries days (they are often used to fla­ with the lemon juice in a vor coltoei). Mv favorite is a blender and puree, Add to the mixture of chilled fcthzer and pitcher and stir well to blend. tamarind syrup over ice. Serve it Strain through a sieve into with a slice of lime and you nr. 1 .mother pitcher. (It can be made have about the most refreshing up to a day before serving and drink you can imagine. I'm also kept chilled), if]' <■very fond of making iced toa. To serve, pour into tall, iceAlthough I sometimes use the filled glasses and garnish each powdered kind, 1 think it often with ^ sprig of mint. Yield: 2 quarts, or B 8-ounce servings. results in a mmjdy, bitter drink. It's better to take the vVH’ few — Recipe from "The Best American Recipes 1999," by mindies needed tti boil some Fran McCullffagband Suzanne water, brew some real tea, and chill it, - t ■dlmiimnin! Hamlin (Houghton Mifflin, 1999). ] ( is credited to Hay Day, j But there's lots more ideas to a Connecticut market ana take­ explore.71ic fallowing recipes out shop. come from several sources; One is ‘T h e Best American.Recipes Paul 0. Doltvart lor ItM New Enplane Culinary hnhtul* Blue burry Lemonade, garnished whh mint sprigs, gels an extra zing born lemon zest SPARKLING CITRUS CIDER 2-1/2 cups fresh or bottled fresh (not reamsti luted) orange juice 1-1/2 cups fresh or reconsti­ tuted frozen tangerine juice 1 bottle (25.4 ounces) sparkling apple cider, chilled (see note) 1 /4 cup grenadine (optional) If the juices have lots ot pulp, strain them through a chwsedoth-Jined colander or sicyc into a large pitcher; otherwise, just pour into the pitdier. Chill. To serve, add the chilled elder and stir. Pour 3/4 cup Into each of eight glasses, preferably Champagne glasses. Serve immediately. Or, for a roey hue, slowly pour about 1-1/2 tea­ spoons of grenadine down the side of each glass — don't stir — just before serving. Yield: 8 servings. Note: you can substitute sparkling wine for sparkling cider, — Recipe from “Tlie Best American Recipes 1999," by Fran McCullough and Suzanne Hamlin (Houghton Mifflin, 1999), It is credited to Cooking Light magazine. WE DRINK IT 16 ounces grape juice 16 ounces orange juice 16 ounces chilled sparkling water pour the lemonade into an ice cube tray and freeze. Combine the sugar and 2 cups ot the water in a mediumsize pan. Boil for 1 minute. Remove from heat Add the lemon zest to the sugar syrup and allow to steep for 7 to 10 minutes. Remove tne zest and discard. Add the remaining 6 cups water, the lemon and lime juice and the cucumber to llie sugar syrup. Stir well and chill (overnight is good length of time). To serve, pour over the lemonade icc cubes. Garnish with mint leaves, if desired. Yield: about 12 ft-ounce serv­ ings. — Recipe from "Drinks Without Alcohol," by Jane Brandt (Workman Publishing, 1999) ICED COFFEE TARK AVENUE 1-1 f l cups cold brewed coffee plus 2 cups strung hot brewed coffee 1 /2 teaspoon bitters, such as The night before serving, pour the cold coffee into an ice cube tray and freeze overnight. When ready to serve, place the hot coffee, bitters, vanilla extract and sugar into a large, heat-resistant pitcher. Allow to cool. Place 2 coffee ice cubes in each of six glasses. Divide the coffee mixture equally among the glasses. Fill the glasses to the top with club soda, and garnish cadi one with a cherry and an orange slice speared on a toothpick. Yield: 6 8-ounce servings. Recipe from ‘ Drinks Without Alcohol,” by Jane Brandt (Workman Publishing, 199*#) o rooo. i nirtptw a«n. TURNBULL BAY GOLF COURSE Mix the juices and sparkling water together and pour ox er ice. Serve with a time wedge. 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The latest involves l>emocratic vice presidential nominee Joe Licberman. Although Ueberman's nomi­ nation was widely hailed as a breakthrough for tolerance, some the boundaries between have begun criticizing church and state. him. One of my earliest These critics say that books about the presi­ Mr. Licberman'* decla­ dency of Harry S. rations of faith as a Truman includes a num­ devout Jew and his calls ber of references to reli­ for more religion in pub­ gion. As a young man, lic life are an affmnt to Mr. Truman began recit­ Americans who are less ing a dally prayer, part religious. of which precedes this I would hope that Mr. Russ column. Licberman continues his long and eloquent arguApparently, Mr. ment that there has been • • • • • • • Truman said this prayer a general decline in moral values from hLs high school days, as a in this country. I trust he respects window washer, bottle duster. White floor scrubber, bank clerk, farmer and a number of other jobs leading to tire presidency. I don't recall President Truman making a big deal of his religiosity. He was Give 'em hell, Harry. But, he always prayed before the giving. Harry Truman said he would rather be right than he president Assuming Use presidency upon Franklin Roosevelt's death, he was In the White House during the critical hours that came before VNbrld War 11 ended and families came together again in America. Today, Mr. Licberman is call­ ing for yet another “awakening" of religion as an antidote to vio­ lence, promiscuity and degrada­ tion of family values. Hopefully, not too many will be offended by this. Harry "human and Joe f Mwmnn would have made an interesting ticket if they were of the same generation. Strongwilled, they’ would have dis­ agreed on many topics — reli­ gion would not have been one of them. — Imagination can take people to a whole new world the switch on the electric chair for all the fun he seems to get out of his job. Seeing the great stone faces on all the people who work at these “fun emporiums" makes me think that, if i owned an amusement park, 1 would send in the dow ns. 1 would dress up all the employees in clown costumes an a paint broad riles on their faces. That way smile liio; for at they couldn't be killjoys the happy peoplei ’who were there. It might even brighten the gloomy countenances that lurked behind the painted-on smiles. Pretending you're somebody you aren't can often work wonders. Look what it does for the Happy Hypocrite in the Max Becroohm story. This ugly fel­ low puts on the mask of a handsome man so he can win the girl of his dreams — which he does. Then, when the mask eventually gets pulled off, it turns out that his own face has When Euclid Beach Park rides: tire "Thriller," and the closed In the 1960s, I ............................ even sleeper "Flying Turns.’ was too old to cry. It’s As 1 i.iade this recent different today'. sentimental journey All that remains of down memory lane, I the Cleveland amuse­ felt a tear running ment park where I down my check. 1 was spent cnmc of the hap­ no longer too old to cry. piest days of my childThere was one thin? 2hood — and even my however, about Euclic Jtee n s — is the arch Beach — and all Jov cr the entrance to George amusement parks — 2 the park, where col2ored P l& g C n Z that has always tended ired lights once glit2tcred and blinked. • • • • • • • to spoil my fun just a little. It is the fact that The lights have gone amusement parks never seem Jo u t, their sockets empty and to amuse the people who trusted. The m usic from the worked there. 2dnnce hall is stilled. In my The fellow who pulls the ^imagination, though, I can still handle on the roller-coaster •hear the Fat Lady sing and the ride might as well be pulling jscrcam s from the roller coaster V jewelry v. C o l l e c t i b l e ' s Accents ^Shelby’s Consignment Hom e D eco r S Fu rn itu re FR E E TAX JSTew ly i{e m o c le le i S C H O O L if.A i.7 J I n> OftA/. S torem Sue D owney/Owner ro iv u v rf. tn our ! o n’t i < < n u i >r t *■ .("» ! < I I I ’A V l ' o': OfMVTE. i Or J \»li i . n *. 1010 W. State Road 434 Sg%j{Wi Longwood, FI 32750 (Township Ptaza/434 L RangeUie) 339-0087 Vvt i ••• NO J 0 U TOO SMALL WF 00 IT ALL!" CLEANING S P E C I A L " 2 BATH HOME become like the face on the mask. Religious orders sometimes give their initiates new names, like Sister Felicity or Brother Orchid. Almost literally, they are bom again. They become new people. It happened to several char­ acters in the Bible. Abram, Simon and Saul won everlast­ ing renown — as Abraham. Peter and Paul. W hat's In a name? Well, how far in the entertainment world do you think Doris Mary Ann Von Koppclhoff would have gone? Or Ella Ceism an? Or Emanuel Goldcnbcrg? Or Archibald Alexander Leach? But, as Doris Day, June Allyson, son, Edward G. Robinson Robin and Cary Grant, their names e in lights. lie were George Baker was unknown and unsuccessful until he changed his name to Father Divine. His flock changed their names, too — to names like r The show schedule for Night of Joy 2000 has Out of Eden and the Newsboys open­ ing this year's edition of the Wall-Disney World Christian music event scheduled for Sept 8 and Scpk 9 in the Magic Kingdom. The grou p ' 8 and 8:15 p m shows will dc the first of t5 concerts by six acts slated Inr four stages throughout the Magic p jn . to 1 a m event evening. Headliner Jad the two-time Christian; vocalist of the yeaivwfll take) the Cinderella Castle Sta * si tows at 11:15 p m and a m each ^ On Friday, Se p t 8,1 Award-winning band Ja n of the Universe ounce and will ____________ _____L U 0 8 ei rxn o e WINDOWS/MDUtORS CEILING FANS S!l T T 2000 • VeL 83, No. by 900 R F m * t o * * , FL. w n “ & Phone (407) 322*2011 Fax: (407) 3234408 ip w S g s i ■EQ 30B8B i if O 2000, K m p t f n EntefpiWr Amu . Rock the Universe begins next Friday at Universal • DUSTING — ----•VACUUMING • MOPPJNG/WAXING § r Angel Florence or Angel Mary'. Many hundreds of these angels found a persona they had never known before. You don't have to literally put on a mask or change your name to become a new person. You can simply think of your­ self as somebody different. Imagine you are the person you have always wanted to be, then start acting like that per­ son. You may fool everybody — Including yourself. You may have an experience like that of the woman who was complimented on h e r singing at a party. “You sing divinely," the hostess said. “Oh, 1 can't sing at all," the woman protested. "But that seng, it was superb," the hostess replied. "Oh that," the woman said. “I was just imitating Barbra Streisand." First Presbyterian The First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will cel­ ebrate homecoming 2000 on Sunday, Sept. 10 for all present and former mentpets, their families and friends of the church. Scheduled CVCnU unJudia special worship service at 10 a.m., dedication of the Mabel Davidson Memorial Courtyard, tour of the Heritage Room, a full catered luncheon in Fellowship Center from 11:15 to 12:30 p.m., live music by the Seniors Band, and concluding with an ice cream social in the court­ yard. For more informatin and luncheon reservations, con­ tact the church office at 407-322-2662. Sevenlh-day Adventist The Ctltona Scvcr.th-day Adventist Church will hold a Health Fair, Sunday, Sept. 17, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at 1717 Catlina Blvd. The Health Fair will feature many exhibits and testing. For additional informa tion phone the church at 904-789-7800. First United M ethodist A program/luncheon scries for women will be held at First United Methodist Church, down­ town Orlando, on each of the four Thursdays in the month of September. Various speakers will pre­ sent the programs. Lunch will be provided for $4 or attendees may bring their ' own lunch. Reservations •re required. For reserva­ tions or additional informa­ tion phone the church office at 407-849-6080. ML Pleasant M.B. Internationally acclaimed soprano and opera star Marquita Lister will head­ line a recital concert of arranged Negro spirituals, Sunday, Sept. 10 at Mount Pleasant M issionary Baptist Church in Orlando. She will perform a group of solo selections with the extraordinary Concert Choir from Jones High School and others. The•con* < cert Is to benefit the Orlando-based "Negro from their album, "Much Afraid" and their latest album "If J Left the Zoo." Opening for the nitionallyknewn Rock the Universe musicians wfl) be foyr winners from Universal Orlando's first Battle o f the Bands competi­ tion. Battle of the Bands gave young amateur Christian musi­ cians'from Florida and Georgia the fh erw «n nirflnrm fnran n from 10 luurpcuitg » J H l Who, In turn, were •elected from several hundred performers who entered the W e t * * * ... Advance-purchase 1. 1 will begtrt*t*3 p.riL*'— in advance are $15 for adults, $10 for students and $5 for those below age 12. The church is located at ^ corner o f Bruton Blvd. and Prince Hall Blvd. i V• For additional infmation •,at �0002 . B U . 1 u !i | i if °<ia 1 1 !* o i i I 23 \□ i! 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DEAR READER: Calcium supplements will neither affect your pain of arthritis nor make ................................... matters I / ' yvaJ I P * I worse. The / Dr P otp u r. p e te rr caused by stimulation of nerves in and around jdlnts ' (including the spine), resulting from inflammalion (such G o tt as aeen in gout and • • • • • • • rheumatoid arthritis) or from the agc-relatod wearing-down of joint su r­ faces (seen in osteoarthritis). In general, therapy for artivritis pain consists of anti-inflamma­ tory drugs (of which there arc many, ranging from ibuprufen to Vioxx) and physical tnerapy to maintain joint fluidity and range of motion. As each of us ages, calcium in the body shifts location, leav ing bone and appearing in the linings of arteries and in ten­ dons. This unavoidable phe­ nomenon is unrelated either to total body calcium or to calci­ um intake. Rather, it is due to poorly understood age-related changes in tissue metabolism. Because a deficiency in bonecalcium (osteoporosis) is com ­ mon in older people, physicians have experimented with vari­ ous methods to prevent this loss. Exercise, a balanced diet, hormone pills (for women), and other prescription medication Jtave been shown to retard the loss of bone calcium. In addi­ tion, calcium supplements (with vitamin D) slow the onset of osteoporosis, without harm­ ing metabolism. Therefore, you should consider taking 1,000 to 1,500 milligrams of extra calci­ um (with about 500 internation­ al units of vitamin D) for this reason, if your doctor agrees. Also as a consequence of aging, calcium deposits may form around the spinal bones, causing "lipping" (seen as a shelf-like protrusion on X-rays) that can rub against nerves to cause pain. This is related to the shift in calcium that I allud­ ed to above. Such deposits are not related to calcium supple- metits..* o q u - C b 9 T l T Because the therapy for the pain of arthritis and die treat­ ment o f osteoporosis have undergone such revolutionary changes In the past few years, you should check with your physician to leant what options are available to you. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “Osteoporosis." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. Be sure to mention the title. sive drugs are often used to prevent common diseases, such as stroke and heart attacks, that are it lated to inappropriate blood clotting. As little as one baby aspirin a day (one-fourth the strength o f a standard adult tablet) will significantly reduce the speed with which blood coagulates. 1 suspect that aspirin is the cause of your bleeding tenden­ cy, a common reaction in peo­ ple who are so treated. Spontaneous or easy bruising is not harmful but can be annoy­ ing at times because o f discomfort and the obvious cosmetic effects. If your doctor has told you to take aspirin because you are at high risk for stroke or heart attack, you will simply have to put up with live bruising. On the other hand — because aspirin therapy is not reconimended for most adults — if you are taking it on your own, I suggest you discontinue it, and sec if your susceptibility to bruising disappears in a week Or SO. I should add that upc,xplained brubiitg may also reflect a serious clotting dtsordcr not related to aspirin; such diseases include leukemia and thrombocytopenia (a primary disease of platelets), both of whit h must be aggressively addressed, I horeforc, while I suspect that your problem is atpn in-related, you may wish lij check with your physician h make sure no serious ailment ii hi blame, 2809. iiupti InlrrvtiH A*»n. DEAR DR. G D tT : I bruise very easily, even after minor trauma — or, in some instances, no trauma at a ll Could the daily aspirin tablet 1 take be playing a role? blood clotting depends on a complex series of chemical reactions. As an integral part of this process, tiny blood cells (platelets) play a crucial role by sticking together to form a superstructure that supports the clotting chemicals. When platelets lose their adhesiveness and fail to aggregate, a blood clot cannot readily farm. Aspirin (and similar com ­ pounds) disrupt platelet sticki­ ness. Therefore; these Inexpen­ Fam ily O w im k J Business For 25 Years Tire & Muffler 3 Locations To S e r v e You DELTONA IIS 4 Elkhtm Blvd. (904) m-sm SANFORD W ) 321-ono I6 9 5 S . 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BR A KE JOB Freni or tsar Disc or Drum From ISAM Resurface Drums B Category 3: $18.00 Most C an----- m PtckupaS Vans •_dt ylntioO ■jl(inlio> 4 Wheel Aign.... Rohde Citrus Bowl V W Jj y V A GRE/ T G A M E THAT RAISES MONEY FOR A GREAT CAUSE Tickets available .. I — .1 - - - �T ilt S eminole H fjlald Special recognition September 1. In the countdown to the McLain. Seminole County polls open­ And, this just in: ing on TUesday morning, we Commissioner Grant Maloy are able to used some of his announce the win­ District 1 re-election ner of the "M udcampaign funds to Flung-At Award." purchase a newspaper You've probably ad that attacks Mr. S h i guessed — he's McLain. Improprieties Daryl McLain. of this nature deserve Keen political special recognition. observers are Most of the vagrant Alavn r t pressed to remem­ opinions about Mr. ber so much mud McLain arc without Russ slinging at an indi­ visible mrans of sut>vidual candidate. port. H e's a county’ McLain, a former commissioner and a rodeo cowboy, has­ good one. He has n't tasted so much dirt since integrity and morals. He's being flung from a bronco not the anti-Christ as some named "Beelzebub." might have you believe. As expected. Bob West and There's a saying that Don Nicholas bad-mouthed there's more devil in the selfMcLain from the get-go. righteous than righteous­ ness in the devil. The They covet his District 5 seat Seminole County on the County Commission. If this wasn't enough of a Commission Chambers have burden, County Chairman seat; not pews. Elected offi­ Carlton Henley has shame­ cials, not preachers adopt lessly campaigned for policy and set a budget in Nicholas — and against order to enhance our quality Photo lutornttlod to the Hentd John C. Martin, left, president and CEO of S.l. Goldman Co. Inc. In Longwood. accept* the 1999 Charles J. Eldel Safety Award Irani Mark Wyhe. executive director of Associated Butldors and Contractors, Florida chaptor. 14 and 15, at Sanford Senior Center Sept. 21 Sept. 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and Sept. 25 and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. For additional information or times, call 407-302-1010. DEAR ABBY: Last fall, my live-in boyfriend was abusive to me. My parents chipped right in and helped ........... me move back to my hometown. They were wonderful and su p­ portive even though I'd let them down in the past. They even bought a house so my children and I would have somewhere to live. Dear This boyfriend went to classes, did a Abby lot of praying and I believe he's actually changed. I really do! Abby, he's the father of one of my children. We've started seeing each other and it really feels right. We want to get married. My mother refuses to accept that he could have changed, .andanakes it d e a r she doesn't approvet.6he says i f Fget b«t)c together with him, they will have wasted all that time arid ‘ Classic j « r CHEVR OLET Commercial Truck Sales A ll Your Com m ercial Truck N e e d s .......... Sales • Parts • Service r Mir Sell Smiles! 0 - P ag e 3A It’s time to get the mud out of our eyes While AARP 55-Alive Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and 13, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police station. On Sept. 2000 Hare aalactad In tha Florida Lott ary . O v e r ZO O Itl S t o c k Fantaay S (Aug. 91) S-7-1S-10-2S Ready For Im m ediate D e live ry Lotto (A u g . 30) 7*11-1 4-i7-aa-4s For Appointments Call: 877-464-4128 Maga Mon ay (A ug. 29) 3-12-31-22— 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs. FL 3 2 7 13 AugJl money they in v ite d in bailing me out. She says it's my low self-esteem that makes me • ........... want to sec him. 1 don't know how to resolve this. I'm in my late 30s yet I still want my parents' approval. Please help. DAUGHTER OF AN IRON-W ILLED IOWA M OM anyone to ball you out. Should you decide to marry this "p rize" I urge you to have a rock-solid prenuptial agreement so that you w ill be taken care of. So your paren ti feel they have not "w asted " the money they Invested in trying to help you, sell or rent the h ou st and give the proceeds to them. DEAR DAUGHTER: Your mother knows you better than I do. She loves you and doesn't want to see you hurt again, and 1 can't fault her for that. D aughter I'm extremely skeptical about your chances of success In this relation­ ship. If you decide to pursue IL I wish you the best o f luck because I'm convinced you're going to need i t A small percentage o f abusers — those who are truly determined and selfmotivated — can change If they receive long-term coun­ seling. O nly tim e (at least another year o f counseling) w ill tell If th is leopard has been able to change his spots. Under no circumstances should you reconcile with him unless you maintain financial Independence. That way, if he should backslide, you won't have to depend on DEAR ABBY:: I quit qu my Job last year to stay at home with my children. All of a sudden, friends and neighbors began calling me to run errands, watch their children, ?ew cos­ tumes for the school plays, etc. Nobody seemed to understand that being a mother IS a full­ time job. Finally, I found a way to stop all the requests for favors: 1 made up fliers advertising myself as a "dom estic consul­ tant." I offered to baby-sit, pick up dry cleaning and gro­ ceries, sew and do other odd jobs for a negotiable fee. The calls are much less freuent now. When someone oes call, he or she is prepared to pay me fairly for child care ana errand running. When I get requests for things that would interfere with plans I've made with my children (or don't want to dol), I simply tell the caller, "I am over- of life. Seminole County isn't heaven but it seems to be a pleasing stopover. We have nice schools, nice neighbor­ hoods, nice places to work and play. Good men and women work each day to keep it this way. Elected offi­ cials. County and city employees. For the past eight years, Daryl McLain has served his community well as a com ­ missioner. H e's been a chamion not only to those in his •istrict (which includes his hometown, Sanford) but to residents throughout the county. As you will see on the edi­ torial page of this w eekend's Seminole Herald, we have endorsed Mr. McLain in Tuesday's Republican Party Primary. It’s time to get the mud out of our eyes. E R um W hile's column appear* dailjr In the Seminole Herald. booked." ALREA DY W ORKING (TH A N K YOU VERY MUCH) DEAR ALREADY W O RK­ ING (TYV M ): You're a clever woman and you may have devised a m ethod from which other atay-at-hom e parents can b en efit. tj DEAR ABBY: A good friend o f mine was married recently, without a traditional recep­ tion. I have now been invited to a postnuptial reception for the couple. Does a postnuptial reception carry an obligat obligation to send a gift? B O B IN OHIO DEAR B O B : Yea, It does. If you attend the reception, a token o f your good w ith es Is In order. For everything you need to know about wedding plan­ ning, order "H ow to Have a Lovely W edding." Send a busi­ ness-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 In Canada) to: D ear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, M ount M orris, IL 610540447. (Postage is Included.) 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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>, September 03, 2000; <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/fb2d535b4354438094cebcc15e3e4809.pdf adcda8995b7e063ba4a8e0abbcf16ea2 PDF Text Text Who's the winner of the 'Most Mud Flung At' Award during Campaign 2000? — See Russ White's column on Page 3A NrdYCAn Ho » Copynghl O 2000 T h. StmnoU Herald S an fo rd , F lo rid a Police inspect dealerships to thw art thieves By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer Bears net second victory Tho Winter Springs High School volleyball loam is on a roll. Expected to be a rebuild­ ing yoar, the Bears picked up their second win with a 15-5, 15*1 whipping of Lake Branteiy. P ag e 1B Sanford airport among Top 25 international airports “Some were minor, " he said, wliile others were serious Thursday, members of the City/County Auto Theft Task Force and the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles conducted an inspec­ tion of used car dealerships, vehicle repair shops and paint shops along Highway 17-92. Tire inspections encompassed nearly 40 dealerships from Sanford to the Seminole County line in Maitland. The inspections were done to ensure dealerships arc keeping accurate records. The operation also focused on vehicles that were on site for resale, repair, service or storage. Sheriff's spokesman Sieve Olson reported the investigation uncovered numerous violations. HaraM photo by Tommy Vlncant Coto makes cut From Staff Reporta SANFORD — Passenger numbers for tire year 2000 continue to exceed projec­ tions and outpace 1999 for both domestic and interna­ tional travel. Orlando/Sanford international posted 12,826 domestic passengers and 127,920 international passen­ gers for the month of July, 2000. These numbers place international traffic nearly six percent above 1999 ami By Nick Pfelfauf Staff Writer Seminole County Deputy Manager Cindy Coto, although a last minute applicant for the position o f Volusia County Manager, survived the first County Council review. Colo, who submitted her applies lion Wednesday/ was w : one o f 28 candidates seeking the Preparing for Vote 2000 The Volusia County Council went into session Thursday morning to review the applica­ tions and when the smoke had cleared, Coto's name was still on the list along with four oth­ ers, Patrick MUTer of Palm Preparations era being made tor Tuesday's election. At right Daniel S. Lees, relocation consul­ tant tor Suddath Relocations Systems, and Dennis Joyner. Seminole County assistant super­ visor of election, inspect election equipment. Pictured above, Lees takes a “Vote Here’ sign out ol a box. Theater season opens Sept. 22 B y M ohelie Ja ffa even realize It. The play is that Managing Editor good." I . "Forever Plaid," written and SANFORD — Four dead originally directed and choreomen in plaid are coming to graphed by Stuart Ross, takes town in September. place in the 1950s, Stairs said. "Forever Plaid," a m usical It’s about a quartet on its way to starts the 2000-01 entertainment a big show when a bad accident season at the Helen Stairs occurs. Theatre. Performances will All four men are killed, but begin S e p t 22. they don't make it to heaven. T h is is a wonderful play," Instead, they remain in purgatosaid Helen Stairs, president of ry until a second chance to per­ il ic Ritz Board of Directors. I form the show comes along, saw it in Canada, and when U«c Only after they perform the performance was over, 1 didn't ~~ »how can they make It into Hide-and-seek 1999 | ranked Sanford as the fourth largest I internation­ al passen­ ger sirport in the state, and 23rd In the nation. With year-do-date 2000 heaven.'’ ’ ' T h e re 's a lot of slapstick in it," Stairs said. "And, the music's g reat" Starring in the musical are Seminole Countians Danny Bellemah, Robert Delmedico, Nikko Elliott and Joe Garcia. The four men were selected during an audition of more than 20 other actors. "They, are wonderful actors," Nichole PrcstonStage Maru Baum said. rring the audiSce Theater, Pag* BA Tired 2-year-old fire station -------1----- r m m f e n o a r lir above 1999, 13 In Forest nty Fire station is bade in full idlity was offias o f 4 p.m. The station had been doeed when on caahiet along with another employes# wens then ordered into the back room while the ideaately 10 a in . Thursday Pawn b located a n H ty 17-92 in F rm Park. rooting to sheriff's W ork on wock had to b e delayed a ond time because of track dafly M in g for bacteria over a five day period after the well SeminoleCountywill I was in a vehicle. H e is described as a black male, about 300 pounds, in h middle to late 2 b . H e w as w calfber revolver. Anyone with �b T Page GB T h e S em in ou H erald Septrm ber 1 .2 0 0 0 by Jim Meddlck R O B O T MAN ohh, somy, sin, , w t f < F THIS WAMAn TY > H/1/ A 1 LOGICAL WL FALLACY l i x W i f e T j? i * T IN S 3f } H OUttLSCREl8 THE a U U W l* OWL 1 m n . J, ’GECBjE hCL VlLJvRl JETTON* f/ASNET. HI TW.WAY . WER-. r— KITCHEN WCN0S / ./ N f * * ^ 4 j 4 HWFOFT « H by Batluk & Ayers CRANKSHAFT by Aaron McGruder BOONDOCKS j I "TO to YOU IN D« ITONO BOOIA? 1've « n th is fturoroeAOF A T fc « n PAReA-TMAT VV£ &7T I * j I s IT M A ILS’ TOO WIT WY. I GOTTA QU1SD0N. to/. WHBH APT YOU? API :l :I VO RSAtNUM TO R ! oo i*Qf von top DOT WStTTWl fUYBIT YTS. GTANXW YtS, OPANWAP .4 i > by Chick Young B L O N D IE b y C h a r l e s A . L u n d e t l III W ords ol Wisdom tuawka Btrr why ju s t YESTEKWr MUT ABOUT ALL YOUR YEOJM6 ON # MONCW/, TUESOAV-j A ! Today'* woidt: d e tra c t fu se in te r m itte n t Answer the foltowtng queebon* using toda/e word*. Different form* of the word* mey be used, but each word me; be used only once. 1. Which word meant stoppin g an d starting at Intorvmli? 2. Which word N a aynonym tor dtm W th? 3. Which word beet compietea this eentenoe? The burning c a r * ______together SYCHMUSAUMMBXS by PEANUTS CLA SSICS NEXT W EEK S J5 0 M E SO I N E B ? S U P P L IE S ... J OT #3000 C h a rle s M . S h u ltz HOROSCOPES r A 600P PEN, SOME PENCILS, AN ERASER, SOME NOTEBOOK PAPER Y E S , S IR . . S C H O O L S T A R T S thorn the axtrama heat. urn yesterday; 1. progeny 2. atrophy 3. audacity Your Birthday SATURDAY, S e p t 2,2000 ,, . . . .. It* to your to ran u p to the year ahead to be “f ” '* . your effort* With put a little bit of push. B y B ill A m e n d F O X TR O T VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Tout impress other* with your vvtt and warmth today when Involved In a soda] situation. Howevct y«*“ employer won U u™1 1°" th* ) * . t ^ ^ u p a brown nxnanorf' 1™ * . ^ * ° - Iwort. 1 wr-ai <u an MallroI2.7S to make th e Matchmaker, c/o . . . „n n ^ ir-n iL till t o 1758. MunsyHUlSuttaa New York. fund* might be needed today if you plan contract to do a job for tomebody today an activity with friend*. Thing* could There'* a strong chance of a misundcrtum out to be a bit t ore expensive than (tanding concerning the cost*. you finl thought TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Hard feds a o TTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Try lng» could result Uyou attempt to renege to keep your forcefulnm down to a min- an a commitment you made with a frimd bnum j ^ y whcn going after an impor- to do aomethlng together today. You'll tant Utjertiv* II ran better he achieved feel better for honoring the date. w|thout being ton bushy or aggressive. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Provided CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) you don't let people who aren'l involved temptation* to pat* on Juicy in w hat you're attempting to do today new> y^-ye recently heard before it can Interfere with criddam. you can have a be verified. If the fact* don't bear out, you productive day. Keep U rftnt* at buy. g , WutaiKflng red-faetd. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Either AQUARIUS flan. 204s* 19) Don't acheduU four day tn attend to buainre. ~ * , ship too -» « . if matter* or or ptan plan to to participate participate tn tn aa »oda) i d " up the soon if n m t kind oi,j mafler* Joint effort ha* been mismanaged, activity. Just don't try to do both or you Regroup and try again. O unce* are could find yourself pulling out your hair, UlO O u l T ^ u J ^ P u n d . spent on . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Unlere you Wh* 1 y™ w* n' ^ y p o ^ U ily you'll end up u , n‘■ reallxe it wa» actually a profitable thing gam* plaa and be mathodical in rMcutj, to SCORPIO VVtfiPin (Oct (Ort. 24-Nov 24 Nov. 22) 22) Back-up Back-up AR1ESw|u|| y w 21*Ap»U Know tn ,^ grting19)Into if you . S r d J ^ d £ family or household needs wffl be well ^ ***** H o* ™ , when uUlired tor extravagant whim, for anyone In the • EEEUw-wi-rb-sa. Copyright 2000, Newspaper EnltfpriM Ama . by A rt 8anK M n i T M T T J h C D T O T H E .E V E N IN G N E W S F O R . Y O U R . LO C A L V W EA TH ER R EPO R T V IG E T T H tlW A fiO U r W W V C 5 J T DO w e R EA LLY N E E D T O WANT T O H EA R. THE- W E A T H E R . H E A R W H A T T R E WEATHER. WAS w v R K K ttT T O ItT O ttO IR M -. A iR E A W U K E T O D M T ;! j • :i 1 7T7TTT7TTTV : ____ a . B E E T L E B A IL E Y — P I THINK I U A P A P TV B g y W ELL TO . 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B o x 1 6 6 7 , Sanford 3 2 7 7 2 Our office la op en to eerve you Monday thra/gh Friday, 6 *m • 5 pm 55— B u s in e ss LEG A.LS O rrO R T U N lT lE i I j 7 1 — H elp W a n ted 1 Ouftck nMponka 2 BlafTIng nWLPNCNA dally pay Call 4676066677. AERATOR- rOUMTWN Fabrtcata inw tf.W ltm . Good Pay. BenelM Cal 407-324-1515 LFA 125 Co m ISo* Rd. Bulto 1100 Sanford, Hortd» 22771__ S1,000 to 8 'j OOP mo. 1 3 — H e a l t h <c B e a u t y BEIWY JAMES WALKER. J R . IHCMVIOUALLY. BERRY JAMES WALKER. AS TRUSTEE; UNKNOWN TENANT I. IBSCNCTWH TENANT A MKJMLAND VA1AOE ONEASSOCMTOASC^ IflOMUkNDS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC; UNKNOWN »TOUSEOf AN0H.AJ JACOBSON, and an* unknown 7 1 — K elt W an ted 7 1 — H elp W a n t e d : Free ee* 4C7-322-«7*7 U n f u r n is h e d BEST VALUE M SANTORO LAKE JCNME APT*. Now totting lor Xnrne«ato 1 Reada*rtpkto Craw •Na axp occupancy large n e a w a r T r o t k * OrWP/EOE. badruoma ter M lew a t $465. Now CeX 407-227644* 1 urxtorwwnwnagwn^fccMadi^r I S lln ProtoMKViel Growms 1 434 A 17-62 near Bemmoto Hgd | tporttwser company "lan m School Cal today 407-324-7773. opponunky A l02 ? - 5 2 f S ? " * 1 Pcatova irtiaoa. 4076661*96 . _ DOWNTOWN 1 bdrm apt. Ckles/Ctoricai. Inakla totopbbna vpaaw.xsry b ath , aulM area. aMat 7 dartcM. benaaq C15Ync Td mtox MuW N~*!£«' r S l w x S - x o n i 407-3^ 6640 ratorancat $250Saaxv> CM 407•eoretay - Maexy jtonrm ftoM be 1 3 2 *6 1 *6 correutor Itortto w« VMi tos (Uhl Eiwanoy on WaUv* Rwer pemxi Ca* 407-321-2933 or 677•aOCVmonto . *200 (topoM I 407-322-4470 wel 84004no. Wrwt Airport Bhrd. > Sentord, 407-302-3234._________ T Far Laaaa Ramodvlnd Retail Location 1201 W. IN SI (W Hwy 4€) t'.J'.-n o Grt LocNkn 000FV. Cal 407-302 76*4_____________ OTItoa For Rent. > 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 $4SO\ml. ! re*octtv1fl06»q K wVen* y 407- • 3226169, , 127— STO « t r r / n m r r F o r R ent LOMCYfOOOLACT MARY la bo rers MM. **M ♦ dap. no Wds/P^ *07- 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Busmets Opportunities 57 Opportunities Rlnendal Services 61 Money to Lond 63 Mortgages ■ I *■— — From NEEDED 141— H o m e s F o r S alt 103— H o u s e s - 8 6 * * ° ^ , OF ACTION 7 am -5J0pm Lane matnimanca helper needed itonanoahatp Stan 82eO*ak. 40 hr work a*. Looel 00 Cal 407-307-C774 lor more H o BT/W/P. Wa have h tfi MMtdarda. H BIf ( AplAc n rJo s mawagi to*« The Seminole Herald end tta Cal 407-322 7544 rssssrsu*. U n f u r n is h e d e loen and ask yew to PM * * * baton Ihay dethrar. For mo™ >4ormabcn.cM>oSir»e 1677-rTC Enrol now Pm K ctaaaaa. LmJJO Bd tnp*. KX1321-6P4*__________ c r e h a t t in g RIGHT HAND MAN DAEV WORK ii^ .t o M b M e c r g 2r HOUSE 407-321-7635 ar— i irw i* - - * * IwxoM BMoeyrdMwarn lor detoi al Pawpaw. Wt 61— M on ey to L end WHAT CAN 17 GIVE YOU? z s s n g s s s r"" Loadar Operator/SW Forwnea 110518, vacation A pansion hanalBa. 407^ 9-0135-_________ slM ftlB S T NOWHRW4GPORTHE DUCNrtNO DEPARTMENT* •HOU8RKIT»4a* •FRONT DCSIC BENEFIT* P4CLUOE FLAJL/nMC RUG VACAnON-aOIK* COMPETITIVE WAGES DAILY RAYtltm Right Hand Man needt daily workers ConWtrton claan is>. sod laying. w*»p»Mngeto. 88.00 sign on bonus wtoi M s ad so new enMoyeee. Extra pay to drhrws Opsn 6AM. 801 Dog Track Rd. Longwood 407-MOB 108 APPLY INPERSON; 4780 saW.8ANFORO.Fl_ 32771 OR FAX RESUME (407) 223-3446 FeawNFtrrHMtogArlwfch*™*— 141— H omes For S ale bnaeton. or daotrieneton beeedon taco, coto. takglon. ees. tanitap. temito 414tut or national ort(pn. $500 Buy* a Home I BegN to adwrtoe any p m t o e r * Homes For 1% at Ctoting Good or Bad Cred*. No Income. No Quality Loans 407-622-1W7 e r t 265 h town Two h « HPNK « • W »«■ No raasonabra eaih eBe» rewaad Easy terms. Our lota Is yn» oeln. Cal 1-800-688-4414 Orttd*tn>t liFO RD • Spacious 3| i on large lot, tencudj new carpet new vinyl, >landscaping indudes 6] asking. $ 9 7 ,0 0 0 tolar seyt 'm ake an I N orthtlde R ealty, '• 7*7-8900 or 4 0 7 -3 2 3 - 4 0 7-3 2 1-0 75 9 DOYLE'S RENTALS VI Apt V » W/D H o * - * CMA, Hardwood Floors. FWaptooe. 8cm PISo 84501400 DOYLE REALTY. HC. AFFORDABLE HOMES VENTURE 1 PROPERTIES marr.tadwtwtoSiuoo sa.soo-sso.ooo 5 5 — B u sin ess OlTORTUNmES . H » -M EM PLO YM EN T 117 Commercial Rental* 116 Oftice Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Root 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Office For Rent 67 Career Consultant* 69 Resume* 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wonted 73 Employment Wanted ^ 161 Appliances & Furniture For Salo 183 Television A Sieteo/Rarko 1B5 Computer* For Sate 187 Sporting Good* 189 Olfee Suppltos 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn & Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Rostaurant Equipment 141 Home* For Salo 143 Out of Stato Property For Sale 145 Resort Properly For Salo 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lot* For Sate 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sole 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Opon House 155 Condomtniumt For Sale 157 Mobile Home* For Sate 150 Real Estate Wanted 160 Buslrune For Sale 163 Waterfront Properly For Sate 165 Duplex For Sale REN TA LS Homos To Stars 93 Rooms For Rant 95 RoommaUi Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartments •Fumtstad 99 Apartments - Untumrstad 100 Condomlnum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duptos/Tnptox 107 Mobile Homes For Root 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehouse/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 141— H omes For S ale > M ISCELLANEOUS 199 Pei* & Supplies 200 Uvectotk/Farm Supplies 201 Horse* 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antiquo/Conoctbto* 215 Doate 6 Acceuonos 217 Garage Sales 219 Wantod to Buy 221 Good Things to Fat 222 Musical Instrument* 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions A U TO M O TIV E 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive ______ Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcycles/Bikes For Sate 240 Beal Rentals 241 Rec VoMdeVCfimpers For Sale 243 Trailer* For Sato 245 Farm Equipment 252 Accounting 253 Additions & Romodc-hr^) 254 Air Conditioning — BRAND NCW R5HETT 3br/2ba screen porch, private P-ii-o. spnnktor cystam w/weU water. Only 8107,000. Call Northtlde Realty, 407-7878900 or 407-323^553. Benford: 518 locuHAvo. Abed'1LBI— t Wry nretoyki reel, m aus landtcamng. *75.000 Stairs Prupsrty Menegement 6 Real EM ts. 407-323 7322. 1992 Mercury Orsnd Marque LRE u c Cond Arealbaaurytf V-8.4dr A/C. WtaaAA power 84.B9S obo C al 407-328-0943 OCLTONA 10* nursery! Zoned kgncjltursl 83.600 ACRE Em dmwi wtowner V w x» 904-767-1 m or 904-7*7•922 71— H elp W a n ted 8 t *l r » P ro p e rty Humina Society of Semlnolo County M *M 8 *m » n t ADHESIVES' W E TRAIN $11HR plunder/Oarvtce Tacti PAUL QSBQRNE v r iiH im ♦ vaNdW0 bane**. 407-830-711* ____________ OPWP 1 f’R O P im it s in? ;i?i 4761 PT1 FT RN * LN) Tech neededln 235— T ruck /B u ses /Va n s F o r S ale I960 El Camlno Show Truck: I w6l buy your house or make your payments. NO am to you Any oondton, or evanwito no equity. 1600-6930016 Ext 271 1964 Nissan PU: 4X4, V6. Clean Motor 6 Auto Trane. Good Munbng Truck. 81295 OOO Davis Auto Salas. 407-6860003 AU«4 marketers-40 y r.*l tanfcxd base co. ttody. pey 0641M*. to Mart pka bonue. Cel S pa ce Nna pace ttotk lanquwdrtog team Ml (Mbit. 6 ctoaki. 2 pc. t f * » doesl wAgrn) Good ccndNan. Regular IlflOaM tog tor 5480) d a le modng CM 407-32*657*. \ 0\N £ a d ^ W o tk w M c y c u i hid& a x e Jail UieClassiried Depurlmcnl at: ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 M uiaid mam aan raabiaci uiaca pm[;i(-] mnsa aiDS m uiuu yiiwwmDU Liriwcii nms tiaaa @0011 82»1 L I m M A 8n tar4 294-Paintlng JACKSON STUCCO 275-D r y w a u Dry Wall •Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcorn!! . 323-3301 HOURS Mon.-Frt. 9 6 Sat 9 - 4 Qoaad 81m. 3 0 1 - R o o f in g 407-322-6338 l/l $ * 281-H o m e , •> I m p r o v e m e n t ■UTJ CLEAN Meaning. Free a 0*76216711 MLiimmio H^raaiia 0maii0 a a a a a a 80UH m 270-C on Cr e t e •No Job too toms or loo sn«r lA M e 6 M » 6 1 M ^ A partm ents r.1likd KJBia LT.i»3iiiraHR U51L1UL4H 8VY )'ili 2 6 3 -C a r pc v t r y Sanford Court [TjlIUUiTAI i.TJWIIUlIi0 iiiTJisMiim i?i[Daraii0 by 2)4 to jt o n (u • Sktglt Ston Design • No One Below or Above • Energy - Effrienl Studio & 1 Bedroom AffotiliWe Apirtments • Friemly, Ornita Dependable Uanjgement • Attic Stonge, Private pjtio I Mori! raamaran Call £ iv in g . We Offer Affordable Beauty and Value! a t acA m f j Conventional & hydraulic needed in Sanford for power plant expansion, top pay and benefits working O J . Anaque Wbnhouaa Safa: Hooaiera. mtfter baby camags, oak O/esser*. daw fool rocksH. dnlng sets A trailer toad Pom Rwxv Fit 8M. S m Wtom Dsnma roe iuikxi oowniown Ortado 407-3656622 Advertise your business or services .c S T ^ f a B S L R ^ & L b f H . Mfcry oamtrmwurmW exptritro. IMIhMOHn 2 17— G ar acl S a les SERVICE DIRECTORY ,i l i r i n ^ Crane Operators ( 4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 Yard S alt-Frt 6 S a l 7:30am-3pm. 102 W. Woodtond. P ln aattl DMMiiMnn. Couch 6 toveaeat, dyer. Movng cmMS. rumranmgs, atsnot, oaDng Ian, bka. car apaakan, labia knane. Ionia 6 more 6/31 toru 9/4. 96pm. *11 W. 16*1 S i Sardord. aawa. domes 6 rrxac. 230— B oats Sc A ccessories •66*0 <k*/dan.106E. CALL WALT P (407)322-8*00 FoC Coll try Yoon on Tuesday and your (Mine ad run run fur three, day* In the llerald fur only S9.I81 jnpi V2.6-712D ChJb Rd. Sanlonl furniture, tempo, toy*, x t K i r k l Lot* of good Mull. MCROWAVE OVEN WffWwtokla. ! ■ c Dead Vary U SIT IE D S In the auruae Bu>e 9T2. V 3 7um-4pm Fry'S*t. hem stall Lawn wMpmanl. 1605 Wynnewood Ddv* SanScrd OH t Rtercxra aqutprwam $ much mor• Boulh 17-«>*olOe\ tA* * * •»** B mtwkmIe i — w . to WUdnt Of. rt Id #107. . v III*. W a r d io u s e /Re n t a l 407-7*7-0711 t o Keren. GARAGE SALES 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a les Bed- 1 extra thick orthbpadfe PILLOW TOP s e t Navar used. 4 Coal 8(100, 146*275. 4 0 7 *7 3 - 114— V E N D O R S W A N TED Shop with us everyday A d tr r tls e your yarxl salt- I, fKW ShM d board SlOO 407-321-3332 407-923-7322 diesel. 40hp, 84.MX) I 12 II hydraulc disk. S t 500 Other squIpmsnL 407-0684)608, hr tmg Where the deals are! Sem inole Herald fur only S .3 l / p c r line. W an ted 181— A ptua n ces & SIGNING BONU8 $300 J 241— R u e V d iic ix s /Ca m f e r s F or 1 5 9 — R e a l Esta te F u r n it u r e F o r S a le AMto to toxica* bom p i t * e meet 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofng 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Smal Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 306 Tormlte Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV,Rad» 314 Upholstery 316 WefcSng A Sheet Metal 31B Won Drilling 319 Window Wathmg A Tntmg 2 4 5 — Fa r m E q u ipm en t Lot tor Sale - Loaned In Gctdaboro area 44 a 120. II kWamatad c e l 407-225-1963 lid____ - v . - - 299 Plumbing A c c e s s o r ie s 5 act (ft septic wstar.uMWes, carport, shads, travel traitor owner w/cerry. w/lerma. *50.000 CeX 520-5540197 tv.12P0toH3O.HS 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Service* 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgage* 292 Moving A Storage 293 04. Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest 6ontrol 298 PianoOrgan Tuning 2 3 4 — A u t o m o t iv e Ocala National Foreat Loto 1100 down, 8M21,'month. www.onf•andcam Owner 352 236-4579 and evenings 352-685-2750. ImnadWto opwlngs lU p to ^ N Ui 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 281 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinet* 263 Carpentry 264 Carpel A Installation* 265 Carpet Cleaning 260 Ceikng Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 266 Chid Care Centers 269 Cleaning Service* 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywa) 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man r 70 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 28t Irrigation 6 Repair 282 Janitorial Services 263 Jewelry 8 Repair 264 Laketront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Laundry Services 15.1— A creage Lo t For S ale SarlordT'aalANnr K * * S Low MortWy IV^AlCWy Sva No Fa* JuM Good SYS For App l-S77-746«4X(2445) Local Work 1 *00-221 -2016 lalhB evontygu need tochange_yQurfld; If vou need to ctan g* y o u ad a h * * 6 to running, please (hre u* a c a l and we w 8 make toe change tor toe next evaaabto edbon Pleaee e t a * your ad on the tost day of putaeabon Nyou 6nd an error, pleaee ca * ue Immerlkteiy end we w« co n ed the error tor toe next pubfcaton We are reaponeUa lor toe s bM jneer*on only end only for the cost of toe fksf tneertlon ^ • * REA L ESTA TE 91 Apartments/ - We 0a<*y accept Meetocard or Visa We etoo wN take cash or a personal e t a Xl Advertiser* who wtah to b e bead a n make arrangement* at the time their ad It placed. Pteate keep in mind thel a * In the Personal* (d t*a. 21). Ousinet* Opportunities (d ee* 55) * Garage Sale* (217) require payment In advance. N O T IC E Al rental end reel esUle advartwemento ere wAyeel to jhe Lawn UaWenence PoaMcn: Must gvwkw- homa. w d y n tA "*»■ Home Health Cere Elderly Care Healths Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lola Reminder Service* Luxury 6em» Computer,TV Personal* Healthcare Loot* Found Special Notice* Nuraery & Child Care Weight Management Hypnoto* Health Insurance Legal Service* F IN A N C IA L Ud sue pubic fk n q i whs. 600 600 or 1600 Sq It space* toco e t c u t FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR hcalth msuramcs at® aaia Attention f t o K t o r t l! * J pertflioned roome. 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September 1.2000 1 T he SrxiNoix Hekald ' fficult foes AFC E ast: Indianapolis By Howard Slner (4.135 yards. 26 touchdowns). All NFL running hack Edgentn Jam es led thr league in rushing (1.553 yards, with 13 touchdowns) as a rookie. AllNFL wide receiver Murvtn Harrison (115 recep­ tions. 1,663 yards. 12 touchodwns) is a veteran. Tight end Ken Dllger Is one of the best. Defensive linemen Chad Hratrke and EUls Johnson are rising stars. 2. NEW YORK JE T S : Rookie head conch A1 Groh 1s working In the shadow of legendary Bill Farrells, who retired to the front office. The Je ts dosed out their season at 7-2 after an Injury-riddled 1-6 start. Back from a tom Achilles tendon, veteran quar­ terback Vlnny Testaverde gets help from running back Curtis Martin (1.464 yards). Wide receiver Wayne Chrebet Is game. MiASPORTS IJfe Is tough In the AFC East. For 2000. tlic most dlfllrult schedules In the NFL belong to. In order. Buffalo. Miami. Indianapolis and the New York Jets. New England faces the sixth hardest slate. Going Into the 2000 season, here's a look at the division (with the teams listed In their approximate onler of strength): 1. INDIANATOUS COLTS: With an 0 5 career mark In the playoffs, head coach Jim Mora Is eager for another shot. The Colts — third In the NFL In scoring In 1999 and 17th In points allowed — have high hopes, too. The league's top young passer Is Peyton Manning AFC Central: Lucky Titans are good By Howard Slner NTA SPORTS Luck In the playoffs helped the Tennessee Tltnns become the surprise AFC champion. But Ihey did beat Jacksonville three limes last season. Going Into the 2000 season, here's a look at the division (with the teams listed In their approxi­ mate order of strength): 1. TENNESSEE TITANS: They lost the Super Bowl by one ynrd on the last play. Tennessee's 133 mark was the best ever for a wlld-cnrd playofT team. Coach J r f f Fisher's Titans were 7*1 In games won by a touchdown or less. Behind quarterback Steve McNair (2.179 yards passing. 12 touchdowns) and running back Eddie George (1.304 yards, 9 touchdowns), they were seventh In Die league In scoring. Tight end Frank Wycheck (69 catches) and All-NFL offensive guard Bruce Matthews helped. The Tltnns were 15th In points allowed last season. All-NFL defensive end Jevon Kearae had 14.5 sucks as a rookie. Import linebacker Randall Godfrey Is tough. 2. JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS: The Jags, under coach Tom Coughlin, were an NFL-best 14-2 In 1999. No oilier team has been to four straight playoffs and played In two conference title games In the past three years. ..." First hi the league In points . « allowed last season and sixth In safety Lee Flowers are the only scoring. Jacksonville burned out notables on the defense, which while foiling to defeat Tennessee. wan tougher against passing Quarterback Mark Brtincll. than rushing. running back Fred Taylor and 5. CINCINNATI BENOALS: At All-NFL offensive tackle Tony 5 2 -1 0 8 In the 1990s. the Bose 111 star. Linebacker Hardy Bengal* act nn NFL rrcord for Nickerson was imported to help moat losses In any decade. The All-NFL linebacker Kevin Hardy. dub liasn'l been to the playoffs Offensive tackle Leon Searcy and since 1990. Coach Bruce Coslet AD-NFL free safety Cornell Lake Is 2 1 -3 6 In four season In are out for the season with Cincinnati. Injuries. Young quartertvack Aklll Smith 3. BALTIMORE RAVENS: They Is barl.ed by veteran Import closed out the season with a 6-3 Scott Mltchdl. Rookie wide burst. Note: quarterback Tony receiver Peter Warrick must Banks (2,136 yards. 17 touch­ replace Injured Damay Scott downs) started the last 10 (out for the season) and Carl games. Pickens (departed). The Bengals The Ravens liave been In gave up the most points In the Baltimore since 1996 without a NFL. winning year. 6. CLEVELAND BROWNS: The Coach Brian Bllllck'a team was Browns scored the fewest points 14th In the league In scoring and In the league In 1999 and sixth In points allowed In 1999. allowed the third most. Coach Veteran tight end Shannon Chris Palmer needs big help. Sharpe was a good pickup. ADQuarterback Tim Couch (2.477 NFL linebacker Ray Lewis, defen­ yards, 15 touchdowns) and wide sive end Michael McCrary and receiver Kevin Johnson (66 safety Rod Woodson lead the catches. 986 yards) ore coming off rookie ycare. Veteran running defense. 4. prrrsnuRGM s t e e l e r s : back Entct Rlietl Is an Import. Defensive end Courtney Brown Free agency has decimated coach Bill Cowh ers Steelers nt was tlie No. 1 draft pick tn the la st They opened at 5 -3 In 1999 NFL this season. He can support and finished at 1-7. outside linebacker Joralr Miller Import quarterback Kent on the right side of the defense. Graham flgurea to replace Inef­ AFC CENTRAL In 1999: JACK­ fective Kordell Stewart. Rookie SONVILLE. 14-2 (champion); wide receiver Plaxlco B un cos fits TENNESSEE. 13-3 (wild card); In. But running back Jerome BALTIMORE 8-8; PITTSBURGH. Bettis c a n t wear out. /on 6 -1 0 ; CINCINNATI. 4-12: Unebarkrr Levon Kirkland >aod CLEVELAND. 2-14. Ft .. v fMlAVIKII " 1 ■ ■'! 'i ii GOODWYEAR The AD-NFL star* nrr renter Kevin Mawne and linebacker Mo Lewis. defensive end Shaun Ellis, linebacker John Abraham and tlglit end Antliony Becht — might contribute right away. 3. MIAMI DOI.PHINS: The Dolphlna are the only NFL team to go through the 1990s without a losing season. Now they've lost coach Jimmy Johnson and quarterback Dan Marino to retirement. Dave Wannstcdl Is the new head Coach. For so so passer Damon Hoard. Miami went 5 - 1, Running tiock J J Johnson had only 3.4 yards )>er carry. But the Fish were 13th In the league In scor­ ing. Credit All-NFLer Ollndo Mare's field goal rcawd. And a lack of turnovers. The defense, which was 19th In the NFL In points allowed, features All-NFL linebacker Zacli Thomas and A11-NFL cometback Sam Madison. 4. BUFFALO BILLS: Don't look for Brace 9roUh. Thurman Thomas or Andre Reed. The Iasi big links to Buffalo's four straight Super Bowls are gone. Coach Wade Phillips rot urns most of a defense Including linebacker Sam Cownrl, nosetackJc Ted Washington and defensive end Phil Hansen — that was second In points given up. At a glance, though, th e stoppers don't seem so talented. Nor docs the offense, which was 16th tn scoring. Quarterback Rob Johnson takes over for ailing Doug Flutlc (3.171 yards. 19 touchdowns). Neither Antowaln Smith nor Jonatliun Linton ran for 700 vnrds. Wide receiver Eric Moulds Is n big-play guy. 5. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS: Defensive expert Bill Belldilck Jumped to New England after spum ­ ing llie head coaching Job with llie New York Jets. He Inherits a squad that was seventh In points allowed. All-NFL safety Lawyer Millay teams with comerback Ty Law. Up front, pass rasher Willie Mi-Glnesl (9 sacks) and linebacker Chris Slnde know how to foil an Httack. Quarterback Drew Hledsoe (3.985 yards. 19 touchdown1') and wide receiver Terry Glenn (69 catch es. 1.147 yards) lead thr pass-oriented offense. It was tied for 20th In scoring. The running gome nerds s boost from rookie J.K . Redmond. AFC EAST tn 1999: IND1ANAPOUS. 13-3 (cham­ pion): BUFFALO. 11-5 (wild card): MIAMI. 9-7 (wild card): NEW YORK. 8-8; NEW ENGLAND. 8-8. O priifht aooo, sewwiwpet Ent»rprU« AmocUUou NFC Central: Bucs have points to make By Howard Slaer KEA SPORTS Falling Just six points short of the Super Bowl ts something the Tampa Bay Buccaneers donl want to repeat. If their offense improves. Green Eay won'l catch up in the NFC Central. Going into the 2000 season, here's a look at llie division (with the teams listed In their approximate order of strength): 1. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS: Defense Is what coach Tony Dungy counts on. The Bucs were third In the NFL tn 1999 In points allowed. An All-NFL trio — linebacker Derrick Brooks, defensive tackle Warren Sapp and safety John Lynch — lead the stoppers. Defenslver linemen Brad Culpepper and Chldl Ahanotu boost the strong front wall. On offense. Tampa Bay was Just 27th In the league tn scoring. It lost the NFC title game to St. Louis 11-6. Mike Alstott Is the All-NFL fullback. All-NFL center Je ff Christy is new here. He’s Joined by guard Randall McDaniel and wide receiv­ er Kryslurwn Johnson, two more star imports. Quarterback Shaun King must emerge. 2. GREEN BAY PACKERS: The Pack hasn't had a losing year since quarterback Brett Favrc took over In 1992. Bui he’s thrown 46 Interceptions In the past two seasons. In 1999, GB was 26th In Die NFL In turnovers. Running back Dorsey Lcvcns (1,034 yards) and wide receiver Antonio Fereetnan (74 catches) can do better, too. The team was 10th in scoring last season, but 20lh in points allowed. ...' , M ik e S h e r m a n , G re e n U ay 'a n e w c o a c h , h a * n defense that collccfed'only 30 sacks. OH thfc'defen­ sive line. Import Russell Maryland must help Santana Dotson and Vonnle Holiday. Veteran safe­ ty LeRoy Butler can still make plays. 3. CHICAGO BEARS: Not since 1990 have the Bears won a division title. Coach Dick Jauron expects young quarterback Cade McNown and young running bark Curtis RnW to step up. Chicago lied for 25th In scoring last season. All-NFL kick returner Glyn Mllbum Is a threat. Wide rrcevlers Bobby Engram and Mnrrtis Robinson can play. To get better. Ihe offense has to reduce turnovers. The defense tied for 20th In points allowed. Comerback Thomas Smith and defensive end Phillip Daniels are top-qualliy Imports Rookie linebacker Brian Urlachcr can Irave nn Impact, too. Defensive tackle Jim Flanigan nnd safety Tony Parrish make contributions. 4. MINNESOTA VIKINGS: Despite the longest tenure (eight seasons) of any NFL coach. Dennis Green has worries. No team In the league made more turnovers In 1999. Second-year quarterback Daunte Culpepper Isn’t accurate enough. Departures left holes on offense. Hie key remain­ ing stars: A1I-NFL wide receiver Cits Carter (1,241 yards), wide receiver Randy Moss and AD-NFL punier Mitch Berger. The defense wos 18th In the NFL in points given up. and 27th in yards aUowed. So linebacker Bryce Paup was added and three defensive linemen were drafted. Safety Robert Griffith hits hard. Linebacker Ed McDaniel Is very quick. 5. DETROIT LIONS: They made the playoffs with­ out star running back Barry Sanders, who retired. The Lions were 15th In scoring and 14th in points allowed. However, quarterback Charlie Batch must stay healthy. He throws to wide receivers Herman Moore and Germane CroweD. Running bock Jam es Stewart Isn't Barry Sanders. i It's a good thing coach Bobby Ross also has biace Wcker Jason Hanson. . ................................... Defensive linemen Robert Porcher (who had « '°| contract feud) and Luther EUiss (a Pro Bowl choice) were the big stoppers. Middle linebacker Stephen Boyd and comerback Bryant Westbrook must get more from thetr talent tn order to boost the lions. Capnigbt aooo. Nrvtpaper XnUrprtw Amm UUmi R a c in g Continued from Page IB YA UH U TAa O R LA N D O 8PEK D W O R LD eavtuoii UITHLO - Next Friday (September 8tli) the Goodyear SO Lap Mini Stock Challenge will be held along with the Antique Cars ~ro making n . Orlando Speidwtfr Also uii on the eanl wfll heats /\izxj ittc uuu wiu be uc iirtiiff i,_ ._ and features In Models. Late Model).. Sportsman, Modified, Super Stock and Strtckly Stock. 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AM) TENANT N THE NAMES BENQ FICTITIOUS TO ACCOUNT FOR PARTCS INPOSSESSION DEFENDANTfS) NOT1CC O f 1100 a m ,o n TENAMTBM �Davis joins “Sunshine Network live!” D av is; So u th er Bears, Rams net second wins Volleyball teams roll over foes By Dean Smith SPORTS EDfrOR s p o rts LAKE MARY - They lutve been the power* of girls volleyball In Central Florida for the past few yrnrw and nothing *eems to be changing tills year either. Lake Maty and Winter Springs both romped to their second vic­ tories of the season without a defeat Thursday evening, pounding Seminole Athletic Conference foes Lake Howell and Lake Brantley, respectively. In straight games. The Rams (2-0) whipped the Sliver Hawks (0-2), 15-1 and 156, while the Bears (2-0) waltzed past the Patriots (1-1), 15-5 and 15 1. In other prep results from Thursday: Boys golf _ Lake Highland (20) ■cored 140 strokes to top both Lyman (1-2), 151, and Oviedo (1-3), 162; Winter Springs (1-1) edged Lake Brantley (1-1), 150to-151*( and Lake Mary (2-0) tripped Lake Howell (0-2), 164to -172. Girls g u lf. Winter Springs (20) nipped le L s Brantley (0-2), 2 0 0 -to-204. In results from late Wednesday: Boys volleyball _ Seminole (10) outscored Bishop Moore (0-1), 16- 14 and 15-8: Oviedo (1-0) outlasted Lyman (1-1) 13-15. NETWO U ila fa ll United & 1 5 -4 . and IB-O: an d Lake M ary C om m ittee (1-1) gut into the win column with s 15-11 and 15-4 triumph over Lake Howell (1-1). Girls volleyball _ Lake Highland (1-0) defeated Oviedo (0-1). 15-3 and 1 5 - ll.> Girls golf _ Lyman held off Oviedo, 195-10-190; and Lake Mary (1-1) crushed Lake Howell, lB l-to -281, Seminole Athletic Conference Bowling League _ (boys) Lake Brantley over Lake Mary. 12-6; ta k e Howell over Seminole, 13Si and Lyman over Winter Springs, 12-6; (girls) Lake Brantley over Lake Mary, 15-3; ta k e Howell over Seminole, 117; and Winter Springs over Lyman; 12-6. Boys swimming . Winter Springs romped In a non-confer­ ence meet over Bishop Moon, i69-to-70; an d Lake Mary stomped Lyman, 106-to-59. CHris swimming _ Winter Springs railed, 173-to-144, over Bishop Moore; and Lake Maty thumped Lyman. 137-to-39. WiUtr HareM phots by Art ZJdlaakl New uniforms may not make you run (aster, but they sure make you look good. Veteran head coach Mike Gibson handed brand new togs to his Lake Mary High School boys cross country team on Thursday a s they get ready to begin the regular season this Saturday In the Lake Brantley Open. Posing (or the photo were (seated, left to right) Ian Hauck, Rob Green, Eric Finn, Tyler Powell, Ryan Catchlngs, Daniel Selsky, Steven Jon es, David Staggs, (kneeling, left to right) Jonathan Malngot, Jonathan Ingalls, Eric Master Gordon, Ja m es Eric Barnhill, Jon Shade, Ryan Vadav, Tom Biedrzycki, Andrew Staggs, Richard Henderson, (standing, left to right) coach Mike Gibson, David Quinones, Derek Trauger, Marc Mattloli, Daniel Walker, Will Barnett, 71m Davis, Alexander Joseph. Chris Fraser, Matthew Fraser, Kenneth Marshall, Justin Catchlngs, Chris Catchings, Ronnie Allegro, and Tema Kudakwashe. 71. Itardy 72. Sabrkhanl 73. On the weekend schedule: TODAY at Kati-lltlr. 7 :»0 p.m.: I-nkr Mnry vs. Seminole, at Thomas E. Whlgham Stadium. 7:30 p.m.; Oviedo vs. Lyman at the Carlton Henley Sports Complex, 7:30 p.m.; Winter Springs vs. Lake Brantley a t Tom Story Field, 7:30 p.m. Boys volleyball .L a k e Brantley at Apopka. Ju n io r varsity, 6 p.m.; varsity. 7 p.m. Girls volleyball _ Lake Mary at Edgewater, (varsity on)y) 5 p.m. B A T lIB n A V Tnm u n ir ■OTB GOLF m tlBM W IW B 140, 9iOl.A7. CMtCTHOURDS IBB, LIONS IBB A lM M v w i O C ,N M Lyman (2-0» _ Kerfe 38. S.TO0U00 Bl. K. TUutaun C3 Marvin 63. Oviedo (Oil _ Smith 40. S. Dork 44, Ddstdo 48, Ihomaa Late Mary (l-l| . Vanderknde3S. Reed 48, School SI. Healey 87. i RAM S 1 0 0 . OM W O t n m s s o 300 maOey relay _ Late Mary (Banaman. lay, CuyVr. tfcaacroL 1:64.5. 300 free _ Mctadorf. Lyman, 2.0 3 .03. 300 t t l_ Banaman. Late Mary. X I 8. SO Bat .T liraer. Lyman. :2 « 7 . 100 Of _ Mctadarf. Lyman. :8 8 5 . 100 trr* _ TWner. Lyman. -.80.1. BOO trea . OeDcrman. Late Mary, 6:15. 10 0 Sea relay. Late Mary (Uchtam. Lay. Kctncr. KomcreL 1:40.0. 100 breoat.Rom on. Late Mary. 1:11.6 4 00 bee relay . Lyman (Turner. Deary, MctaaarC Afancni. 3:43.9 Late Hoanfl (8-3). Seotfna St. Ht«ron Rogers’ experience carries him to victory By Wkmk k s t e i SPECIAL TOTKK HKRALD SAMSULA - Justin Drawdy (112) was conBdent after winning the Super U te Model feature Friday at Oriando Speedworid. and he looked especially stout to the heat race last Saturday (August 20th) at New Smyrna Speedway. He lined upon the outride pole wtth David Rogers' #11 TM Ranch Dodge tnsfcie a t the ■tart of the feature. Drawdy came off 4 in the Hamke chaaris Monte Carlo and powered post Rogers to the lend going Into turn 1. He drove a smart, fart race until Roger*’ experience let trim alto under Drtnvdy and I l crew congratulated him in victory lane. The fana were happy to see him get one. especially with a big of good cars on hand. Mark Vandevmder was a close third in the Document Tech #7. Wayne Southard ran fourth over Rookie Brad Bascoro In the AM 540 white car. Ught&ii* struck twice aa 14-year-old rook1c Eric Bowen took advantage of a mechanical problem on Marty Pierce's #75 Mustang to drtre to btofirat mini stock victory In only hia seventh start. Powell was so stunned aa he was congestulated in Victory Lane that he barefy managed to thank Ids dad Freddie. Bobby 8ear». Aityn Nofrtager and the rest of his crew. ! Hw nr ttla lrl, 2 0 0 tree _ Kamary. Winter Spring* v>knUne 3e ctpporane 4 1 , OOn 43. Hernando 42. late Howell (0-21 . Winter 40. Rrmua 43. Abretem 44. H. T«reMb* 45. CURLS OOLT b e a r s aoo. p a t r i o t s 20 4 * •»—tw»u». rar ar winter sprint* O-oi . Jon** 47. Antfctwm 48. Ilanaun 81. Snath 54. Late IVartky (1-1) _ Wotootl 44. T«ncuk si. wm si. o su ita 68 ________ O A IU B U A I Cross country _ Lake Brantley Open, 8 a.m .; Astronaut Invitational at Brevard Community College. Titusville, 8 , _ 3 0 0 m n ttq r r r U jr . (A r o b r y . 14. C h s s e l l r m p s t r i d Winter Sprtnff 11-11 . Oray SB. Ctaa 37. Jo aw. Omni, au l a t e Ununtlcy (I - 1) _ CanOetts 3S. Knapp 37, JL Ullchrll 38. Srnttii 40. Varalty football _ Lake Howell G IR L S SW IM M IN G B E A R S 1 7 9 , HORNETS 1 4 4 Charlie Men In the Toy Bax #57 and Jim Winter*teln's #13 Olds. Ed 'High Side’ ZlkowaU charged an the top side to fourth over the Dodge of Mike Hendrix. We have a two-time winner In Strickly Stodd...Brent Brown drove the #57 black Business Archlvcs/Hoot racing Bulck boat to hit second win In a row over Joe Arnold In the #1, Chrta Sadowskl In the #37. Steve Dembenakl and Richard Boulton. The Alliaan Legacy Cara put on quite a ahow aa they had a seven-car tangle on the first lap. The night became easier and Brad May took the wtn over Emily Harkins with Jeff Coopere. Andy Chlabohn and Doug Benjamin. Jr. filled out the top Ore. �Page 8A September 1.2000 T iie Seminole H erald Community Notes Theater Continued from Page LA tions, we were looking first and foremost for great voices since the songs arc in four-part har­ mony, which can be difficult. "And, a little bit of acting did­ n't hurt" The musical's director is Alton LaThrup and musical director and pianist is Doug Sinning. According to Preston-Baum, everything is following sdiedule for opening nighl "Wc are really exdtcd," Prrston-Baum said. "This will be Urc first musical performed in the theater." iPerformance (.Tiuniuuitv u m o fndude dates t. 23, Sept. Sept. 22, Sept. Sep 29 and nances begin Sept. 30. All performs at 8l p.m. and tickets are a $25 for the general public and $20 for students, seniors and children. Ollier performances sched­ uled for t!*e new season include Cherish the Ladies, an all­ women traditional Irish Band, on Oct. 7; The Moscow Boys Choir on Dec. 2; The Dukes of Dixieland, an evening of New Orleans jazz on Jan. 6; Mother Hicks, a children's story, on Feb. 1; John Amos in "Halley's Comet" on March 3; and "Having Our Say," the story of the Dclany sisters, on May 4 Members of the tlieatcr are asking the community to come out to support and enjoy the first entertainment season at the Helen Stairs Theatre. "This is the community’s the­ ater, and the community needs to support it," Stairs said. "Things community members can do include volunteering, becoming members, buying sea­ son tickets and attending tire performances." Tire theater, origitrally known as the MiUne Theater, was built in 1923 and included 823 seals, contained a four-Slory fly and an orchestra pit. In 1936, after the Milanc Theater was acquired by new management, the theater was renamed the Ritz, which dosed in 1978. In 1984, it reopened as tire Showtime Cantina. Four years later, the theater was once again dosed and remained vacant until 1998 when renovations began. It reopened as the Helen Stairs Theatre earli­ er this year. "The board achieved tire rebuilding of the theater," Stairs said. "Now the community needs to come out and slrow its support. "So, we'll see you tlrere." For more information about ticket information, call 407-3218111. R ailroad-------Continued from Page LA mate dates luivc been planned. The following approximate dates arc now planned: • The week of S ept 11, CR427 will be dosed at the General Hutchinson Parkway/Longwood Lake Mary Road crossing. This area is expected to remain closed for approximately one week ting V • The week of Sept. 18, CR427 will be dosed south of SR434. • The week of Oct. 2, CR-427 will be closed south of Dog Tracjc Road. In these last two areas, the closures ore expected to remain for approximately two weeks. Proper signage is to be put irrto place at1each of the loca­ Message Boards, notifying the traveling public of the closures a week prior to the work begin­ ning and for the duration of the closures. Signage notifying tire travel­ ing public of alternate routes will also be in place for the duration of the closures. Coto -----------Continued from Page IA Clearwater, and Charles Oliver of Augusta, Ga. The Countil has now set up dates for personal one-on-one interviews with the five on Sept. 11 and 12. The first day will be dosed sessions where each can­ didate will meet, individually, with each member erf the Council. The second date is expected to be an open meeting before the entire coundl. The new County Manager would replace Larry Arrington, who resigned from the post on March 1. The Coundl immedi­ ately set out to seek a replace­ ment, but after several lengthy sessions, refused to accept any of the candidates, and the entire process had to be repeated. Coto, a resident of New Smyrna Beach, told the Herald she looked forward, "to the opportunity to make an impact on lire county in which I reside." Looking for an upbeat, cost-effective way to reach more prospects where they live, work and spend? Try an ad in the Seminole Herald. It's the best way to get more bang for your buck. Lets make music. Call Today! Seminole Herald CRA meeting The City of Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency will meet Wednesday, Sept. 6 beginning at 4 p.m. Items on the agenda indude an update on the hotcl/conferencc center feasibility’ study, dis­ cussion of Main Street/historic area lighting, 17-92 CRA pro­ jects, the downtown master plan and rivcrwalk and seawall. The meeting, open to the public, will be held in the City Manager's Conference room, second floor, Sanfonl Q ty Hall, 300 N, Park Avenue. Sanford Middle School Sanford Middle Math, Science, Technology Magnet School will hold an open house for parents Tuesday, September 12,2000, at 7:00 p.m. The meet­ ing will be in the Louis D. Pelham Gymnatoriam at the west end of the campus. After opening remarks from the prindpal, Bill Moore, parents will be invited to visit their childrcnis classes and meet their children’s teachers. Parents will move from class to class to learn about the curriculum and planned events for the year. Mr. Moore stated, "W c have had a great beginning, and we are anxious for our parents to come and hear about our plans and goals for to the year." For further information, call Sanford Middle School at 407320-6150. FLIP meetings Family and Friends of Loved ones in Prison (FLIP) Is a sup­ port group for people dealing with the incarceration of a loved one. Tlie organization meets the second Saturday of the month (Sep t 8) at the downtown pub­ lic library in Orlando. For information phone 407769-3366. Ovarian Cancer Vigil The second Ovarian Cancer Candlelight Vigil will be held Tuesday, Sept. 12 beginning at 6 p.m. at Cranes Roost Park, Altamonte Springs. This is a free healthcare event open to the public. The program will include the Children's Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a display of ovarian cancer quilts, and a can­ dlelight vigil. Physicians from local cancer centers will speak as well as local government offi.iUlfc R^prcscnUtivcs from llw offices of local physicians, hospitaLs, and the American Cancer Society will provide valuable educational materials intended to raise awareness about the symptoms, risks, and treatment of ovarian cancer, the deadliest of the gynecological cancers. For additional details regard­ ing this event or for further information about the Ovarian Cancer Alliance of Florida, our speakers' bureau, advocacy opportunities, and support groups please call 407366-3830 or 904-789-7898. Celery City Elks Celery Q ty Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple 321 of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World (I.B.P.O.E. of W.) will sponsor a yard and dinner sale Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, 619 Cypress Avenue, Sanford. Tables are stlU available. Phone 407-322-3291 or 407-323-6998. The dinner menu consists of roast pork, baked beans, potato salad and bread. Fried fish and hot dogs will also be available. sary, SundayS ept. 3, at 3 p.m., at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 2150 Airport Blvd in Sanford. Rev. Marvin Scott is Minister. 11K Walk The Mid-Florida Milers' 11K walk will take place Sept. 3 at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Registration and the start of the walk is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Walkers arc to be fin­ ished by 4 p.m. Cost is $750 for adults, $550 for seniors, $6 and ZZ fi> t teens and Jilldren. Zoo members are asked to pay a $2 fee to offset walk expenses. Lunch may be purchased. For additional information call the zoo at 407-323-4450. For information on the walk contact Mike Lanpher at 407-695-9181. Star Spangled Girl Lake Mary High School Players of the Arts seniors will be starting the new sdtool year with tiie Neil Simon comedy, "The Star Spangled Girl." The presentation, sultible for the entire family, will be Sept. 5, Sept. 6, Sept. 7 and Sept. 9 at Lake Mary High School audito­ rium. Admission is $4. For additional information or tickets contact Bill Eissele at 407-320-9672. More Elks The Grace Haynes-Brcwcr Past State Presidents Q ub of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World will be celebrating its 7th anniver- Dandng and checking TUcsday, Sept. 5 from 1150 a.m. until 1 pan., Atlantic Caregivers arid Summerville Assisted Living will host a Healthy Aging Seminar for blood sugar and cholesterol screenings. Thursday, Sept. 7, Summerville will offer free dance lessons from 5 5 0 until 7 pan. Summerville Senior Residential and Assisted living is located at 3655 W. Lake Mary Blvd. For information phone Karen Prccoid at 407-688-1660. JftjUW l nt «><.•; <tw nrrruMi r 1■/ vfi nlnt ntt i unfit.. i ir o 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 '• : . -y - j .- «.*■*••* •rvwi s*m. »♦»« a. •/•'-# .» .1r « hi tt y^i\K t’f iiv. >j tnrttrctTwni I DRY CELEBRRTII FOR MARK HERR SEPTEMBER 5th want mm someone who is just. ,i Unlike others, who have received campaign contributions from individual attorneys and law MfrtcHeir has made it his policy nollri^ ^ , ■■ * _____ from either. In. and declined all such o ffe re l^ p W to nHMto impartial - without y ‘ V even the appearance of influence or impropriety Ulities. In other words, money from colleagues won't get Mark Herr elected — your vote will. i v, 1 ir r . — M W n w w uw n w <i 1 �I t I T in I’OgO 6 A September 1. 2000 S i -m i n o i x H e r a l d More Americans are going broadband to surf the ‘net More than 2 million U S . households already have high­ speed Internet access — com­ monly known as 'broadband” — and many more are expected to by year-end. Should yours be among them? To help you decide, here’s a quick guide to broad­ band services and provide**: To appreciate broadband, you first have to understand band­ width — the speed limit of digi­ tal information traveling through an electric wire or wire- lessly through the air. T h e most commonly used bandwidths in the consumer market are expressed in kilobits, o r thou­ sands of bits per second (kbps). The standard 56k modem can move data at a maximum rate of 56 kbps. Broadband refers to a bandwidth of at least 126 kbps. Broadbsnd allows d ata to flow continuously from the Internet to your computer. It's on whenever your computer is turned on, so you never have to dial a number for access. New PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT AND OTHER PUBLIC MEASURES TO BE VOTED ON In theory, any company with a right-of-way to your home can rovide broadband service. iowever, the majority of people who have broadband service today use a cable TV connec­ tion. Most of the rest get broad­ band through a phone line. Cable systems arc designed like small networks, sharing bandwidth among a group of subscribers. The more people online, live less bandwidth avail­ able for each home. Most cable systems now offer just one provider — usually either AT&T's ExcitcOHomc or Time Warner's Road Runner. A spe­ cial modem, separate from the cable-TV converter box, handles the Internet traffic. One call to E FROM CONSUMER REPORTS broadband services will do more than just show you Yahoo's home page a few sec­ onds sooner. Tncy'U give you access to many new Web sites and services that a 56k dial-up connection simply can't accom­ modate conveniently — sharing home videos, say, or accessing complex multi-media Web sites rapidly. NOVEMBER 7 , 2000 There's nothing better on the beach. N O T IC E O F E L E C T IO N I, Katherine H a rris, Secretary of State of the State of Florida, do tiereby give notice that an election will be held in each coun­ ty in Florida, on November 7.2000 for the ratification o r rejec­ tion of a proposed constitutional amendment and other public m easures pf the State of Florida: NO. 1 C O N S TITU TIO N A L A M EN D M EN T A R T IC L E X, S E C T IO N 19 (INITIATIVE) your local cable company should tell you whether you can get cable modem service. Telephone access, commonly known as DSL (digital sub­ scriber line), uses a digital signal to transmit large amounts of information over an existing phone line — without interfer­ ing with voice calls. DSL also uses a special modem. DSL doesn't have the maxi­ mum bandwidth capacity of cable, but because DSL works on a private line, its bandwidth isn't shared and so doesn't slow down as usage increases. However, a DSL signal can't be used over distances more than two to three miles from tire tele­ phone company's central switching office. Until the tech­ nology advances, homes too far front that office can't receive DSL service at all. There arc sev­ eral types o f DSL available. To locate providers in your area, go to www.dslreporls.com or www.getspeed.co in. While one company handles everything involved with cable installation, deregulation of local phone service has opened the DSL market to independent companies that, in turn, contract with Internet Service Providers (ISPs). Your local phone compa­ ny is also involved. That makes DSL installation more complex. Installation service with cither technology can be expensive, but many providers offer free or discounted installation and equipment (in addition to the modem, you may also need an approximately $40 network card for your computer) in return for a year’s contract If your com­ puter is relatively old and can't accept a network card, you may need to replace it. You can expect to pay $40 to $45 a month /or broadband ser­ vice, whichever type you chose. Our nationally representative survey of lu>usehuliL> with broadband service shows that neither technology can claim an advantage in speed or reliability, although cable-modem service had a slight edge in cost and in ease of set up and technical supIf you’re interested in acquir­ ing broadband, start by investi­ gating the cable and DSL providers in your area, as well as the ISPs. An especially attrac­ tive introductory offer, an alliance with a good ISP or a company's reputation for good service and customer support should ultimately matter the most. Vuit the C o w n n RrpurU Web tlk at B A L L O T T IT L E : Florida Transportation Initiative for statewide high speed monorail, fixed guideway or magnetic levitation system. B A L L O T SU M M A R Y: To reduce traffic and increase travel alternatives, this amendment provides for developm ent of a high speed monorail, Axed guideway or magnetic levitation system linking Florida's five largest urban areas and providing for access to existing air and ground transportation facilities and sendees by directing the state and/or state authorized pri­ vate entity to implement the financing, acquisition of right-ofway, design, construction and operation of the system , with construction beginning by November 1 ,2003. * voute looking tar me best dad on the b a x h tore o look <1 tne Rodsson Deou.oe ftosort New with irhecrd ot rates in Mami Beocf. ttvs beoutful note) is oonwnienty located between Ft. Louderdoie a d M an mt1 Airports vwn tne shops at Ba! Hartxxr on one side, and ttv spey South Beoch scene on the ether Where the orVything we overtook is the ocean Join Oold Rewards, hee night*. (Mobal Reward*. 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Article X , Section 19, Florida Constitution, la hereby created to read as follows: High Speed Ground Transportation System MIAMI MACH Sodteson PaouvWa H—ort 6701 CufinsAnrue MtxnBeoch.fi 33141-(306)8666511 To reduce traffic congestion and provide alternatives to.th# traveling public, It Is hereby dedarad to be In the public Interest that a high speed ground transportation system consisting of a monorail, fixed guideway or m agnetic levitation system , capa­ ble ol speeds In excess of 120 miles per hour, be doveioped and operated In the State of Florida to provide high speed ground transportation by Innovative, efficient and effective technologies consisting of dedicated rails or guidewaya sepa­ rated from motor vehicular traffic that wiS link the five largest urban areas ot the State as determined by the Legislature and provide for access to existing air and ground transportation facilities and services. Th e Legislature, the Cabinet and the Governor are hereby directed to proceed with the developm ent of such a system b y the Stato and/or by a private entity pur­ suant to state approval and authorization, Including the acqui­ sition of right-of-way, the financing of design and construction of the system, and the operation of the system, aa provided by specific appropriation and by law, with construction to begin on or before Novem ber 1,2003. Y E 8 FO R APPROVAL O N O F O R R E JE C TIO N □ NO. 2 C IR C U IT C O U R T JU D G E R E FE R E N D U M (Implementing Article V , Section 10) Local Option for Selection of Circuit Judges Income Options Flexible Premium Shall the merthod of selecting circuit court judges in the jurfldaJ circuit be changed from election b y a vote of tfw people to selection by the Judicial nominating oommlsslon and appoint­ m ent by the Governor w tti subsequent is n m determ ined by a retention vote of the people? 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SuaTnirt ii i refirtord tewk* oust of fiurfnai liahk Inc Th k m I l �W T»*r S kminou: Hcraui Stpicmlx-r 1.2000 Page 7 A Sodas are O K , but these cool drinks hit the spot Summer is Hie season for sipLping tall, cool prinks And I r don't mean sod*. Let's fate tt, soda 14 low on (nutrition and high in sugar (or ^artificial sugar). Likewise, botIk'd iced tea and many "juices" , (or Juioe-flavuned drinks) are In ■lie same boat. 1 admit Gut there are times when nothing, at least for m e js as sntisfving as a cold Coke, and 1 qave lately devel­ oped a tiling for Root 66 brand Kct lime soda (it's got a nice, tim kick). OK, sd I'm not nutritlonally per­ fect. But I know what I should be ' ' '* *'% * • doing. What I should be doing is drinking lots and lota of plain ; water — 64 fW ifllllii ounces daily is recom­ M arialisa H I} mended, \h But I like to augment • 9 9 9 9 <,( ' ’ trial Half-' gallon with tasty, homemade a rinks. They1are easy to make and offer fre-h flavors not avail­ able In »tore-bought concoc- < ■I tions. Plus, I get to control the level of sweetness, I am very fpnd of making "sodas" with the flavored syrups that you see in bars these days lays (tti (they arc often used to fla­ vorcbff vor cofTecik'My favorite Is a illed seltzer t mixture' of chllfcd and tamarind syriip over ice: Serve it with a slice of lime and you o'" > have about the most refreshing drink you can imagine. I'm also very fond of making iced tea. Although 1 sometimes use the powdered kind,! think it often results in a muddy, bitter drink. It’g bctteV to take the v ify few mintHos needed tti boil some water, brew some real tea, and chill it. But dtore's lots more ideas to explore.*,The following recipes come from several sources: One is 'T he Best American Recipe* Calta 1999 t y Tran McCullough and Suzanne Hamlin. T lie "We Drink It" was invented by Ginny Callan, a former wrmont restaurateiu1nnd author o f "The Mom of the Moon Cookbook," and "Beyond the Moon Cookbook." The cucumber drink cotnes from "Drinks Witliout Alcohol," by Jane Brandt; her recipe notes indicate it's a perfect drink to take to the beach in a cooler, I've also included from her book a delightful iced coffee rcdpc, with great flavors from bitters and vanilla extract. Bottoms upl BLUEBERRY LEM O N A D E 1 cup sugar 6 cups water rated zest of 1 to 3 lemons plrit blueberries, rinsed nnd stemmed 1 to 1-1/2 cups fresh lemon juice (5 to 8 lemons) ice fresh mint sprigs lor garnish f Mix the sugar, water and lemon zest in a nonreactive saucepan. Warm over mediumhigh heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar. When the sugar has completely dissolved, remove the pan from tin- treat and pour the mixture into a large pitcher. Refrigerate for an hour or longer. When the sugar mixture lias chiUcd, combine the blueberries with the lemon juice in a blender and puree. Add to the pitcher and stir well to blend. Strain through a sieve Into .mother pitcher. (It can be made up to a day before serving and kept chilled). To se n e, pour into tall, icefilled glasses and garnish each with a sprig of mint. Yield; 2 quarts, or 8 8-ounce servings. — Recipe from "The Besf American Recipes 1999," by Fran McCullobgh nnd Suzanne Hamlin (Houghton Mifflin, 1999). If it credited to Hay Day, a Connecticut market and take­ out shop. ,rtl l>, ,:.4i i l«. Paul 0 . Bolavrrt for tha New England CuOnary InetNute Blueberry Lemonado. garnished with mini sprigs, gets an extra zing from lemon zest. pour the lemonade into an icc cube tray and freeze. Combine the sugar and 2 cups of the water in a mediumsize pan. Boil for 1 minute. Remove from heat Add the lemon zest to flic sugar syrup and allow to steep for 7 to 10 minutes. Remove the zest and discard. Add the remaining 6 cups water, the lemon and lime juice and the cucumber to flic sugar syrup. Stir well and chill (overnight is good length of time). To serve, pour over the lemonade icc cubes. Garnish with mint leaves, if desired. Yield: about 12 8-ouncc serv­ ings. — Recipe from "Drinks Without Alcohol," by Jane Brandt (Workman Publishing, 1999) IC E D C O F F E E P A R K A V E N U E S P A R K L IN G C IT R U S C ID E R 2-1/2 cups fresh or bottled fresh fnot reconstituted) orange juice 1-1/2 cups fresh or reconsti­ tuted frozen tangerine iuice 1 bottle (25.4 ounces) sparkling apple cider, chilled (see note) 1 /4 cup grenadine (optional) If the juices have lots of pulp, strain them through a cheesedoth-lined colander or sieve into a large pitcher; otherwise, just pour into the pitcher. Chill. To serve, add the chilled elder and stir. Pour 3/4 cup Into each of eight glasses, preferably Champagne glasses. Serve immediately. Or, for a rosy hue, slowly pour about Hl/2 tea­ spoons of grenadine down the side of each glass — don't stir — just before serving. Yield: 8 servings. Note: you can substitute sparkling wine for sparkling cider. — Recipe from "Tlx? Best American Recipes 1999," by Fran McCullough and Suzanne Hanilin (Houghton Mifflin, 1999). It is credited to Cooking Light magazine. W E D R IN K IT lb ounces grape juice 16 ounces orange juice 16 ounces chilled sparkling water ice 1 lime, cut into 6 wedges Mix the juices and sparkling water together and pour over ice. Serve with a lime wedge. Yield: 6 8-ounce servings. — Recipe from Ginny Callan, author of "I lorn of the Moon Cookbook," (Harper U Row, 1987) and "Beyond the Moon Cookbook," (HnrperCollins, 1996) T R O P IC A L C U C U M B E R 1-1 /2 to 2 cups lemonade 2 cups sugar 2 quarts cold water zest of 2 lemons 1*1 /2 cups fresh lemon juice (8 lemons) 1 cup fresh lime juice (6 limes) 1 cup thinly sliced cucumber fresh mint leaves, for garnish I Tlie night befuru Serving, 1-1 /2 cups cold brewed coffee plus 2 cups strung hot brewed coffee 1 /2 teaspoon bitters, such as Angostura bitters 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 tablespoon sugar 1 quart club soda, chilled maraschino cherries and wafer-thin slices of orange, for garnish The nigh; before serving, pour the cold coffee into an icc cube tray and freeze overnight. When ready to serve, place the hot coffee, bitters, vanilla extract and sugar into a large, heat-resistant pitcher. Allow to cool. Place 2 coffee ice cubes in each of six glasses. 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Produc­ ers of Ed M cM ahon's n e w T V show 'T h a N ext M g S tar" w ill b « taping the cham pionship avant and m ay aalect candidates to #audition for an appeara nee on tha naw T V show . Street entertainm ent w ill include jugglers, unicycles, m agicians, and tha B M X trick team . Also at the event wil* be a portable rock clim bing w a ll. Sanford area public schools stu­ dent art exhibit, the Central Florida Zoo animal experience, public infor­ m ation station, arts & crafts, ethnic foods, interesting exhibits, and m uch, m uch m orel Thrill Rides Sunday, Fam ily D a y, ride ail m idw ay rides for only 4 1 0 from 12 Noon to 4 :3 0 PM and again from 4 :3 0 PM to 9 PM . Chiropractor Band, lim bo and fire show . Junkanoo parade and tha i ing of tha heritage pole. Ticket* Adm ission to tha festival is IS each day, (children 12 and under (reel pud includes all concerts. For more information Senforri/Seminoie C ounty Cham ber of C om m erc e 4 0 0 East First Street Sanford. FL 3 2 7 7 1 -1 4 0 8 4 0 7 -3 2 2 -2 2 1 2 www.SeminoleArtB.com m i*M and a ffo r d ** targat martatrig epportunt? for region* m i local corporetwnr. aganon. j o b * a n and ta n k a b itte r n s Wrtti Kttla doubt want t paw anM p hat bacama ona of ttw hettost m wtat ing trends, outpacing id otbar fonts of mods odwrtb b g . Soaking a breads tip oture. earparetren . • g a m suppiare and local bminass reafia that tpadai m a ts such a t tha Haitaga F a s ts * o ffir tha pad act opportunity to boost w a t a u of thoir products and rerwess on ■ parson to porno basis, pbs Mfcanco tboir relationships with tbc comtnatMos thor ten. C M 407-322 2212 lor th* | a ,4 m ■■■I - * a .------ a .. oponjoTxrwp lMvitnng upporTurary oroenurt. Sated * Publishing (Newsietters/Handbilts) Larry Strickler. Dede Schaffner Daryl M cLain Dede Schaffner is a candidate for the Semeniole County School Board District 3. Ms. Schaffner holds a Bache­ lor’s and Master’s degree County Commissioner Daryl McLain is seeking re-election to the Seminole County Com­ mission representing District 5. Mr. McLain is a 20 year from U C F . She is a member of board of the I Seminole Cultural Arts Council and a member of S, : " . :': V • dent of the the Sanford /Seminole County Chamber. She is currently director o f Community Involvement and Public Informa­ tion for Seminole County Public Schools as well as Ex­ ecutive Director o f the Foundation for Seminole County Schools. She is a member o f Rotary and is the Chairman o f the Board o f Trustees at SGG Dede b goal focused and wants to maintain superior standards, keep excellence and have been married for 30 yean. They have raised ts wonderful children. A successful business leader, I founded his own Seminole County insurance busi­ ness 19 sears ago after a management career with a major Florida bank. State Representative Tom Feeney, attorney and cur­ rent House o f Representative member, b a member of the Sanford/Seminole County Q um ber Board o f Directors. Feeney b slated to become Speaker of the House. Former State Representative Lee Constantine is a candidate for “ *4 State Senate. Other Chamber members seeking reelection in November include Seminole County S h e riff Don Eslinger, and U.S. Congressman John Mica. Jo«i u* for S*nford/S«minol« County Cham ber of Comm area G o lf T o u r n a m e n t ip p fcatm s are n i U k Through direct uits/or preduct sw srensn the Sanford Heritage Fn tn rS T IM A C V J W gOCTA^O COVyTKXCLVB breads regnant of corasnars. Busratres ntartstad in Isstwal sxfW t spare or sponsorship should contact tha C h arte r of Carawre at 407-3222 2 12 . local antsrirean wishing to parfsnn on tha Florida lottery Stags shodd contact Linds Johnson local ante tainmBU caorteator 407-321-3140. Th u rsd a y, O ctober 5, 2 0 0 0 J e ff T rip lett Jeff Triplett Elected Chairman of the Board M o rg a n 's G o u rm e t C a f f Mike Morgan, Chef Historic Downtown 112 E. First Street Sanford, R 32771 Te l: 407-688-4745 Fax:407-688-4746 Restaurant PO Box 951209 Lake Mary, FL 32795-1209 T d : 407-805-9455 consulting f e e A G rre n t * Sponsorsh<p* Only (2QQ i I •» * r n t i g l rm m prendi |__ JCj * nre for derate I-any Stnckic •is a candidate for state - j. flj Representative, 37th House Distnct vacated I ' W a j i l W by Ix e Constantine. || Mr. Stncklcr is a past president and ^ board member o f the fC> Sanford Semi; ole ES Jut County Chamlier. He is the current Vice Chairman o f the Sanford Community Redevelopment Agency. He has a proven track record in Seminole County, servin g on boards, committees, and councils over the past 20 yean. His major con­ cerns are focused on transportation, education and work force development, economic develop­ ment. the environment, growth management and efficient government. With his family, he has resided in Longwood for 21 years. He is an ex­ ecutive with Bell South Chamber Sponsors Adopt-A-Class w w w vw w yw w w w y Fatd caacaasiaaa aadcaaaarcial axMbit ipaca (hrtcnrmsron with Ijobby Rc/irshme/usJ Miriam a Vaknc's "SODA POPS' Wed Skelton’with Ron Rose DarylM clain & Maud) Mi lam Dance •Gone With The W ituTSAj ties tarry Dale, Soloist "Ladyat Funeral Procession’Stand-up d "Dtc Houeymonners’H cku ft KariStain M Chorus hue"D ance Cast Finale i W jr S a n fo rd D a ta S e rvice Bob o r Lyn Hunter 4 0 1 W . Seminole Bfvd. #187 Sanford, FL 32771 407-323-1879 Http://huntem etorg/sds SEVEN CHAMBER MEMBERS SEEK OFFICE ii i Jeff Triplett, Vice President of Century National Bank, was recently elected as Chairman of the Board of Directors of this Sanford/Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. Triplett will be install.-d on Friday, September 29, during the Chamber’s Annual Awards Dinner at Heathrow Country Qub. Brian Volk owner of Monroe Harbour Marina was elected Chairman Elect and Alice Weinberg was elected Vice are Vicki Nicrmec, First American Bruce Scon, Fust Presb>T.-rian Cieinberg, consultant; Richard Swann, ank; and Doug Fetzer, Publisher of The Sanford/tscminole Chamber o f Commerce Education Committee launched a new program in August to gem rate business and citizen involve­ ment in improving school classrooms. The pro­ gram offers the opportunity to give financial sup­ port directly to the classroom or school o f your choice. The minimum contribution is $50 and is payable to the school or classroom you choose. Company’s and individuals to contribute to this program since August are Tri-County O rthopae­ dics to Seminole High School; W ashington M utual Bank, to the Ptzzaz Choir and Cool-W ay. Inc. to Dazzlcr Dance Team both at Seminole High School; H arrell & Beverly Transm ission, to the 6th Grade and Logged on Com puters A Copiers, Inc. to Millennium Middle Magnet; CPH Engineers. Inc. to Pagasus at Sanford Middle Magnet; and K-N-D Trailer M anufacturing to Pre-K and Sem i­ nole O ffice Products to the Kindcrgarden both at Pine Crest Elementary. For more information on this new chamber program call 407-322-2212. 2 �T iif . Se m in o u H erald I’ilRO 2 A September 1.2000 Accu Weather com A C C U W E A T H E R ® F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y U V In d e x T o m o rro w Five-Day Forecast for Sanford F lo r id a W e a th e r P T u esd ay Shown a tomorrow's weather Temperature* am tonlghTa low'* and tomorrow’! high* Party sunny, a tatorm In the alter- Turning out mostly Florida: Patchy clouds panhandle and tar south with a •hewer or storm, tnairily early tonight. Mainly dear else­ where Sun and a p m storm tomorrow Georgia: Partly to mostly cloudy with a possible shower or thunderstorm tonight Cloud* and sun with a shower and thundermuch tomorrow. Mississippi: Mainly dear and warm tonight Partly to mostly sunny and hoi tomorrow with a possible altarnoon thunderstorm east and south. Alabama: Partly to mostly cloudy with a possible shows or thunderstorm tonight. Clouds and tun wfh a shower and thunderstorm tomorrow. South Carolina: An evening thunderstorm then party cloudy and humid with areas ol fog tonight. Clouds and sun tomorrow with ■ couple ol thunderstorms. Louisiana: Mainly dear and warm tonighl Party to mostly sunny and hot tomorrow with a possible after­ noon thunderstorm east and south. Santord Uvouyh Veatonlay Tem perature O ft 91* Low ...................... ................. ......74* Normal h ig h ............ ............ Z L V0* ...... 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AR Low 25* In Wisdom, 5 Wbnaw B ut v 7 J. 53 C . 73 54 r 67 62 sh 70 M an 64 46 sh 59 4 * pc w « v a — b t -m S* 7 J pc 68 «7 73 07 48 t 79! c 82 e 47 pc 87-171 1p«' 69 89 52 s 77 *h 61 61 *h 89 ra m C a l c iu m d e mp o s its a r e c o m m o n ,s b u t a r e n o t r e la te d t o s u mip M.p le m e n ts Dnoilurnymi in o n o n DEAR DR. GOTT: I have calcium deposits in my spine. Would calcium tablets relieve my arthritis pain or simply make matters worse? 1 am a 70yr.n-old grandmother. linings of arteries and in ten­ dons. This unavoidable phe­ nomenon is unrelated either to total body calcium or to calci­ um intake. Rather, it is due to poorly understood age-related changes in tissue metabolism. Because a deficiency in bonecalcium (osteoporosis) is com­ mon in older people, physicians perimenl ilth various met!tnods to i revent this alanced diet, hormone pills (for women), and other prescription medication liavc been shown to retard the loss of bone calcium. In addi­ tion, caldukn supplements (with vitamin D) slow the onset of osteoporosis, without harm­ ing metabolism. Therefore, you should consider taking 1,000 to 1,500 milligrams of extra calci­ um (with about 500 internation­ al units of vitamin D) for this reason, if your doctor agrees. Also as a consequence of aging, calcium deposits may form around the spinal bones, causing "lipping" (seen as a shelf-like protrusion on X-rays) that can rub against nerves to cause pain. This is related to the shift in calcium that 1 allud­ ed to above. Such deposits are not related to calcium supple­ ments. Because the therapy for the pain of arthritis and the treat­ ment of osteoporosis have DEAR READER: Calcium supplement* will neither affect your pain of arthritis nor make matters worse. The pnin is caused by stimulation of nerves in •and around yilnts " ; ' (including the spine), resulting from inflamma­ Dr. Peter tion (such as seen in gout and • • • • • • • rheumatoid arthritis) or from the age-relat­ ed wearing-down of joint su r­ faces (seen in osteoarthritis). In general, therapy for arthritis pain consists of anti-inflamma­ tory drugs (of which there are many, ranging from ibuprofen to Vioxx) and physical tnerapy to maintain joint fluidity and range of motion. As each of us ages, calcium in the body shifts location, leav­ ing bone and appearing in the E G ott undergone such revolutionary changes In the past few years, you should check with your physician to leam what options are available to you. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report "Osteoporosis." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. Be sure to mention the title. sivc drugs arc often used to prevent common diseases, such as stroke and heart attacks, that are related to inappropriate blood clotting. As little as one baby aspirin a day (one-fourth the strength o f o standard adult tablet) will significantly reduce the speed with which blood coagulates. I suspect that aspirin is the cause of your bleeding tenden­ cy, a common reaction in peo­ ple who are so treated. Spontaneous or easy bruising is not harmful but can be annoy­ ing at times because o f discom­ fort and the obvious cosmetic effects. If your doctor has told you to take aspirin because you are at high risk for stroke or heart attack, you will simply have to put up with the bruising. On the other hand — because aspirin therapy is not recom­ mended for most adulLs — if you are taking it on your own, I suggest you discontinue it, and sec if your susceptibility to bruising disappears in a week or so. I should add that Unex­ plained hrulxingmay also reflect a serious dotting disor­ der not related to aspirin; such diseases include leukemia and thrombocytopenia (a primary disease of platelets), both of wjhk li must be aggressively addressed. Therefore, while I suspect that your problem is aijpn in-related, you may wish la d u ck with your physician to make sure no serious ailment is to blame. , • .ylul lo fitod/n f|(t i'll run JOOp, N*wt(v,p«i InlcvpfiM A*»n- ti u. vi v fi l DEAR DR. G O tT i 1 bruise very easily, even after minor trauma — or, in some instances, no trauma at all. Could the daily aspirin tablet 1 take be playing a role? Be a part of our winnrng DEAR READER: Normal blood clotting depends on a complex series of chemical reactions. As an integral part of this process, tiny blood cells (platelets) play a crucial role by sticking together to form a superstructure that supports the clotting chemicals. When platelets lose their adhesiveness and fail to aggregate, a blood clot cannot readily form. Aspirin (and similar com­ pounds) disrupt platelet sticki­ ness. Therefore, tnese lnexpen- tr a d itio n ! ccrl mAnoq wnob pnlbh-oiq 3rd ANNUAL i i lin w W B fim I Fam ily O w n a d Business Fo r 25 Years Tire & Muffler 3 Locations To S e r v e You D EL T O N A 1884 Elkham Blvd. (9 0 4 )7 8 9 -5 0 8 SA N F O R D 2 4 0 1 S . French Ave. (4 8 7 ) 3 2 1 -0 * 2 0 I -j 'II m •>'! •) *♦:i 00TBALL GAME O R A N G E C IT Y 1695 S. VuluuaAve. (9 0 4 )7 7 5 -7 9 7 1 H o u r * : M o tL -F rt. O a m -5 :3 0 p m • S a L B aro-3p m I n s ta n t C r e d it « U p T o 2 2 M o n th a to P a y January 13 th, 2001 at the Citrus Bow! Lommrt Prtcaa fkaatona Radial tor Domaatk Can • DW Iii \ • 4.4 >4 I II) 1 Vl( Prka $33.11 3t. M 37.it YT f ! 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A GREAT GAME your local Rotarian. ■ ni Category 3: $18.00 MONEY FOR A || u Florida Citrus Bow! Tickets available Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave, Sanford ;fe?ifep8tar>Ch#i GREAT CAUSE �T he S eminole H erald September 1,2000 Page 3A It’s time to get the mud out of our eyes McLain. In the countdown to the Seminole County polls open­ And, this just in: ing on Tuesday morning, we Commissioner Grant Maloy are able to • ......... used some of his announce the win­ District 1 re-election ner of the "Mudcampaign funds to Flung-At Award." purchase a newspaper You've probably ad that attacks Mr. guessed — he's McLain. Improprieties Daryl McLain. of this nature deserve Keen political special recognition. observers are Most of the vagrant pro: ressed to rememopinions about Mr. per so much mud McLain arc without Russ slinging at an indi visible means of sup­ vidual candidate. port. H e's a county" McLain, a former • • • t • • • commissioner and a rodeo cowboy, has­ good one. He has n’t tasted so much dirt since integrity and morals. He's being flung from a bronco not the anti-Christ as some named 'B eelzebu b." might have you believe. As expected, Bob West and There's a saying that Don Nicholas bad-mouthed there's more devil in the selfMcLain from the get-go. righteous than righteous­ ness in the devil. The They covet his District 5 scat Seminole County on the County Commission. If this wasn't enough of a Commission Chambers have burden. County Chairman seat* not pews. Elected offi­ Carlton Henley has shame­ cials, not preachers adopt lessly campaigned for policy and set a budget in Nicholas — and against order to enhance our quality White John C . Martin, loft, president and C E O ot S.l. Goldman C o . Inc. In Long wood, accepts the 1999 Charles J. Eidol Safety Award from Mar* Wylie, executive director of Associated Bulldors and Contractors. Florida chaptar. AARP 55-Alive Mature Driving programs for motorists age 50 and older will be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 and 13, courses will be at Altamonte Springs police station. On Sept. 14 and 15, at Sanford Senior Center Sept. 21 Sept. 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and Sept. 25 and 26 at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab. For additional information or times, call 407-302-1010. —Classic CH EV ROLET Commercial Truck Sales A ll Your Com mercial Truck Needs Sales • Parts •Service r Wc S ell S m ile,! DEAR ABBY: Last fall, my live-in boyfriend was abusive to me. My parents chipped right in and helped me move back to my hometown. They were wonderful and supiortive even though 'd let them down in the past. They even bought a house so my children and I would have somewhere to live. Dear This boyfriend went to classes, did a lot o f praying and 1 believe he's actually changed. I really do! Abby, he's the father o f one of my children. We've started seeing each other and it really feels right. Wc want to get married. Mv mother refuses to accept that he could have changed, . - and .makes it clear she-doean't approve! 6h e says IfTgetbA tk together with him , they will have wasted All thatrim e and * f Hera are the winning number* •elected In the Florida Lottery: O v er 2 0 0 In Stock Fe n ta e y S (A u g . 3 1) Ready For Im mediate Delivery Lotto (Aug. 30) 7-11-14-17-24-45 For Appointments Call: 877-464-4128 M ega M oney (Aug. 29) 3-13-21-22— M egabell 20 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs, FL 3 2 7 13 DEAR ABBY: I ouit my job last year to stay at home with my children. All of a sudden, friends and neighbors began calling me to run enands, watch their children, ?ew cos­ tumes for the school plays, etc. Nobody seemed to understand that being a mother IS a full­ time job. Finally, 1 found a way to stop all the requests for favors: I made up fliers advertising myself as a 'd o m estic consul­ ta n t.' I offered to baby-sit, pick up dry cleaning and gro­ ceries, sew and do other odd jobs for a negotiable fee. The calls arc much less freuent now. When someone oes call, he or she is prepared to pay me fairly for child care and errand running. When I get requests for things that would interfere with plans I've made with my children (or don't want to dot), I simply tell the caller, ' I am over­ Life insurance especially for seniors. Y V R csigned just for those between the ages of 50 and 80, this affordable Simplified - Issue Whole Life policy offers up to $50,000 of protection- extra security for the ones you love. Applying for coverage couldn’t be easier, there are no qualifying exams and only three health questions to answer. For a customized proposal, call our agency today. Your dioico Diazinon or Duisban Will Bird Fm RENTAL DEAR DAUGHTER: Your mother knows you better than I do. She loves you and doesn't want to see you hurt again, and 1 can't fault her for thst. Daughter, I'm extremely skeptical about your chanres o f success in this relation­ ship. If vou decide to pursue it, 1 wish you the best o f luck because I'm convinced you're going to need i t , A small percentage o f abusers — those who are truly determined and selfmotivated — can change if they receive long-term coun­ seling. O nly time (at least another year o f counseling) w ill tell if th is leopard has been able to change hia spots. Under no circumstances should you reconcile with him unless you m aintain financial Independence. That way, if he should backslide, you w on't have to depend on Millennium Middle School Millennium Middle School will hold two PISA/Open houses in WE’VE GOT THE STUFF FOR ALL YOUR HONEY-DO’S P R E S S U R E WASH E R S anyone to bail you out. Should you decide to m any this 'p r iz e ' I urge you to have a rock-solid prenuptial agreement so that you w ill be taken care of. So your parents feel they have not 'w a s te d ' the money they invested in trying to help you, sell or rent the house and give the proceeds to them. 3 E R um White's column appears daily In the Seminole Herald. booked.' ALREA DY W ORKING (TH A N K YOU VERY MUCH) DEAR ALREADY W O RK ­ ING (TYV M ): You're a clever woman and you may have devised a m ethod from which other stay-at-hom e parents can b en efit. DEAR ABBY: A good friend of mine was married recently, without a traditional recep­ tion. 1 have now been invited to a postnuptial reception for the couple. Does a postnuptial reception carry an obligation to send a gift? BO B IN OHIO DEAR B O B : Yes, it does. If you attend the reception, a token of your good w ishes Is in order: For eve _ thing vou need to very know abouti >out w edding planning, order 'H o w' to H Have ai a Lovely W ed d in g.' Send a busi­ ness-sized, self-addressed envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in Canada) to: D ear Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, M ount M orris, 1L 610540447. (Postage is included.) e 2000 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Community Notes U « Houm M on .-fitSM en -SSO pm S tt 9 0 0 * m - JOOpm Service Mount Mon.-lit 7 0 0 - 6 0 0 Sol 8 0 0 - SOO formulated from 50% mUlt. 25% mOo. 10% sunflower, 7% uacxeo com, indS%«ftML money they invested in bailing me out. She says it's my low self-esteem that m ake; me • war>» to see him. I don't know how to resolve this. I'm in my late 30s yet I still want my parents' approval. Please help. DAUGHTER OF AN IRON-W ILLED IOWA MOM o f life. Seminole County isn't heaven but it seem s to be a pleasing stopover. We have nice schools, nice neighbor­ hoods, nice places to work and play. Good men and women work each day to keep it this way. Elected offi­ cials. County and city employees. For the past eight years, Daryl McLain has served his community well as a com ­ missioner. H e's been a chamion not only to those in his •islrict (which includes his hometown, Sanford) but to residents throughout the county. As you will sec on the edi­ torial page o f this weekend's Seminole Herald, we have endorsed Mr. McLain in Tuesday's Republican Party Primary. It's time to get the mud out of our eyes. C o w * 5000 s q .ft. 2 C u .P L CARPET STEAM CLEANER %Auto>Ownns btsurtutet 4 * Palmyra brisdes W W g handle heavy dirt end debris. H u 60" metal tip h a n d *. 10541 Lite Home Car Buelneee <aru ‘ j u o ^ m U m SALE ENDS l-M-00 PROPANE T ANKS FILLED EVERY DAY < p M *e r September. Both programs will begin at 7PM in Millennium HalL Tuesday, September 12 is the 7th and 8th grade program and Thursday, September 14th is the 6th grade program. Parents need to bring a copy of their child's schedule. The FTSA will be condi short business meeting at 6:45 Millennium Hall on both nights for interested parents. Phone 4073206550 for additional informa­ tion. GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES Burial Cremation Transport Out Of State Wc Accept Most Prearranged Funeral Plans Briason 1*1________ Loyal to those wt serve and Dedicated to.. Providing the opportunity to pre-plan Providing personalized service Providing a professional and caring sta ff Providing fa ir and competitive pricing Brtssgn Funeral Home, the oldest — tabCshad tunaral home In 8amlnoto LONGWOOD County, has always been committed to serving tha community. Bwy 4 3 4 1 4 2 7 33 M M 3 Brinnon Funeral Hom e 905 X l ^ if!57 ) 3 2 2 * 1 3 ? * n ,0 , d hub I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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No. 248 (407) 3222611 Sanford. FI, Price 75* Serving Weather Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County I'arUy Cloudy. Chance of Afternoon storm High: 92 l/)W: 73 Slnee 1906 Page 2A Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary, Longwood, Briefly Airport mooting The Sanford Airport Authority regular board mooting for the month of August has boon reachedfor Thursday, Aug. 10, at l JO p.m. In the Authority Conference Room, One Red Cleveland Blvd., Sanford. Special Olym pics Special Olympics Seminole County (SOSC) needs volunteers for fundraising and sports directors. Phone the SOSC Hotline at 407-263-8043. Creasing Guards needed August 7 marks the first .d a y of school in Seminole County. In preparation for the new year, the Seminole County Sheriff 's Office is seeking school crossing guards. According to Linda Moss, Crossing Guard Supervisor, there is a need for at least 25 guards with school opening less than three weeks away. . Applicants must pass a background check. Trainii lining is paid by the Seminole County Sheriff's Qffice. Pdf additional biformatkm, contact Lindg Moss at 407-665-6612. Today is . . • Sunday, Aug. 0,2000 Today is tha 21Mh day o12000 and lhe 40th day of summer. TODAY'S HISTORY: On Me day In 1035, anti-bank dots began In Baltimore. •On this day In 1820, Gertrude Ededs of New York City became the first American woman to swim across the English Channel. •On this day m 1845, the crew of an American B-28 Super Fortress named Enota day dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. The bomb­ ing caused the deaths of more then 100,000 people. TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS: Alfred. Lord Tennyson (1008-1082). poet; Alexander Fleming (1081­ 1865), dteoovorer of penldMn; Loueka Parsons (1083-1872), Journalist; Clara Bow (1806­ 1865), actress; LucBe Ban (1811-1808), actress-oomedian; .Robert MMchum (1817­ 1887), actor Andy Wa/hd (1820-1807), artist; David Robinson (1B66-), baaketbel star, Is 35. TODAY'S SPORTS: On this dsy In 1082, Jack 80vett pitched a no-biner for Boston against Brooklyn. Boston won 1 1 -0 . TODAY'S QUOTE: “ Tie better to have loved and lost Than never to have loved at ■I.* Alfred, Lord TOonyeon, TODAY'S MOON: First quarter. Sanabrla helps Puppet lady brings Post 53 reach Imagination bracket final to life Page I B M c L a i n , W e s t c la s h o v e r q u e s t io n n a ir e B v R By Riumms White White Staff Writer _________ S A N F O R D — Bob West, a Republican candidate for the District 5 seat on the Seminole County Commission, said Friday he had "taken a leave of absence" from the interim field director's position for the Christian Coalition of Florida. "I did this last month on qualifying day," West said. The Coalition is a non­ profit Christian group which provides a voter information guide that does not endorse a candidate but strongly hints . _ * C h r is t ia n C o a lit io n f o r m c r e a t e d b y c h a lle n g e r , s e n t t o in c u m b e n t which it considers the good or bad forces. West distributed a 49-question form to more than 400 candidates running this year for office In the state. One candidate — Daryl McLain, the Republican incum­ bent District 5 Commissioner in Seminole County — says West "wasn't fair and equitable" about the questions. "He published the results of the ques­ tionnaire on the web, but under my answers he wrote 'unclear.' " McLain said. "It was pure misinformation. West said! Ft Friday that M elvin was the B u s i n e s s .....................S B C la s s ifie d _____ 5 B -7 B C o m ic s ............ In s id e C r o s s w o r d .................6 B D e a r A b b y ............... S C H o r o s c o p e . .C o m ic a L if e S ty le . .S e c tio n C O b itu aries............... S A O p in io n ............ 4 A -S A S p o r t s ...................1 B -2 B T e le v is io n . . .C o m ic s only candidate who did not answer the questions as ststed. "H e put a little com­ mentary on each question but that was all. I published his commentary.' Two years ago when West c h a ..„ „_ Randy Morris lor the District 2 county commission seat, he helped author the same questionnaire that was used this year. Morris refused to answer, protest­ ing his opponent's part in the survey. West assumed the interim director's role of the Coalition about a year ago Schools back in session Monday Bus drivers making calls to inform parents By Art Zielinski Staff Writer Come Monday morning the sound of school bells will signal the start of classes for students throughout Seminole County. And Jean Johnson, director of trans­ portation, says the great yel­ low fleet of nearly 400 school buses is ready to hit the road. Although the buses and the 388 bus drivers are ready to go, the problem, Johnson said, is informing students and their parents of the bus route schedules. Johnson said her office has been swamped with last minute calls from parents wanting to know arrival and drop-off times, in addition to bus stop locations. "We sent out 28,000 post­ cards to parents with bus route information," Johnson said. This was the first year, she explained, for mailing the tcards. Since Wednesday, drivers have been phonins families on their routs informing them of pickup and drop-off times. Each dri­ ver will w making more than 150 phone calls. According to Johnson, the phone calling started in 1994 as one way of getting the information to the public. In addition to the postcards and telephone catling, route information will be handed out at Wal-Mart's in Sanford, Altamonte Springs, and the Oviedo Market Place this weekend from noon to 5 p.m. Bus routes can also be found on the schools' Web site at w w w .scps.kllsl.us. K Samlnoto County atudants know that summer dma fun la in thair rear-viaw mirror, sine* < Aug. 7. School officials am ready lor tha now yaar, and ao are tha busaaa. toyM l begin Monday, Foundation makes sure kids ready for school By Michelle Jerie Managing Editor S A N F O R D — Making sure every child is ready for the first day of school, more than 2£00 backpacks filled with school supplies w were given away Saturday ’by the Foundation Founds for Seminole County Public Schools. Students from 17 Seminole County elementary and middle schools were invited to Sanford Middle School for the fifth annual Back to School Fair host­ ed by the foundation and sever­ al other community organiza­ tions. The students were select­ ed on the basis of their parfidSee Foundation, Tags IA Wuntoars M backpacks with school supplies. Tha hrfcpadks wH be given to students *ho qualify for free or reduced lunches. Clash, Page 8A ‘Arm & Hammer’ robber escapes from bank heist Seminole County Sheriff's Office Investigators are seek­ ing the suspect in e bank rob­ bery at H unt C lub Comers (SR 436 and H unt C lub Blvd) on Thursday, A ug. 3rd at the First Union Bank just past noon. The suspect arrived at the bank under the guise of open­ ing a commercial account. After sitting down in the office of a clerk w ho opens new accounts, the suspect lifted his shirt and showed the bank employee a large handgun that was tucked into his belt. He also ^ _____ showed the * ro O O B f employee an A rm k Hammer Handgun and Baking Soda box an Arm A that had wires run­ Baking! ning out of box with the top. The box was in wlraa run­ a leather ning out of bag the sus­ tha top of pect carried into the tha box. bank. He told the employee he was pre­ pared to kill her and everyone else, and asked her to take him to the safe. The suspect took money and made the tellers lie on the floor of the safe while he escaped. See Robbet Page 0A City police crackdown on truck violations K id s p u t o n h a p p y faces at F a m ily F u n F estival By Rusa Whits Staff Writer By Nick Pfeffauf Index Page 1C Staff Writer S A N F O R D — Officers from the Sanford Police Department, Florida Highway Patrol and the Department of Transportation motor compliance division con­ verged on 25th Street in Sanford this morning, in al all out crackdown on illegal opera­ tion of dum p trucks. By 10:15 a.m. Friday, Sanford Polk* Public Information Officer Cleo Cohen said, "They've handed out so many HwM pints Sy Tten yVlMMt Sanford Police Officer David Morganstem and Department of Transportation Inspector J A Roman issue a ticket to driver Hubial Pooran for failure to wear a scat bsk. tickets so far this morning, they've had to come back to the station and get more to write up." She said the crackdown was prompted by complaints to the See Thicks Page OA S A N F O R D — Sissi the Clown painted faces, Claudia the Cop gave out badges, A l the pal, made the hot dogs. For the fifth consecutive year, the West Sanford Boys k Girls Club held its Family Fun Festival at the 919 Persimmon Avenue campus. Organizers figured more than 1,000 children attended the event. "That's how many hot dogs we had" said A l Mitchell, an auto sales and leasing con­ sultant. Kristal Audiles, 8, was extremely pleased at how Sissi the Clown painted her face. So were Ashiona Wesley, an 8-yearold who likes to me called "M olly" and 12-year-old Senchel Campbell. Claudia Webber, the Sanford Police Department's D A J L E officer, met a number of the children she visits regularly at Pinecrest, Wicklow, Goldsboro and Hamilton. "This is a neat opportunity for all the kids to see a number of officers and deputies at a community out­ ing." Obviously, Webber has become s favorite of the chil­ dren. Many call her "Officer Spike" because of her neat spiked hair. Chief Deputy Sheriff Steve Harriett, a former Sanford Police chief and a frequent visi­ tor at city outings, made some Sm Festival, Page 0A �Historical Society meets at theater Bike shows newest isn't always the best •vs!, Ml \It Ml< ( . ( ) ! l h - t.*t. (lu - . I M \K KI mu VIM K ! 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August 6, ?000 O p in io n Our V ie w Labels, chasms and a little history A leen-nge girl sat on the floor of Barnes and Noble in Berkeley listening to stories she had never heard, absorbing a history she had never seen in her school books. Gloria Steinem was speaking that night to promote Ms. magazine. The girl's head swiveled between Steinem in front of her and the rows of women behind her, taking in their comments with a vaguely quizzical look. She wasn't yet bom when Ms. hit the newsstands in 1972 with its cover of an exhausted eight-armed woman hold­ ing a frying pan, clock, feather duster, Jo a n D typewriter, steering wheel, iron, telephone and mirror. "N o w it'd be a cell • • • • • • • phone, a computer mouse, some differ­ ent things," Steinem joked. But not all different things. The frying pan, clock, steering wheel and mirror naven't gone anywhere. Neither has the passion among feminists of a certain age, the ones who announce upcoming rallies, and who also voice their frustration and disappointment in today's young women — a common theme. Younger women seem to have little or no interest in feminism, the older women say. They reject the very word "feminist." Many subscribe to the traditional lifestyles that previous generations of feminists had rejected, and they go for clothing that reinforces the notion of women as sex symbols. Just beneath the surface, though left unsaid, one could detect mild accusations of ungratefulness. Steinem glanced at the young woman sitting on the floor, and to several other young women who had come to the bookstore. "It doesn't work to try to radicalize people through guilt," Steinem said. "You get radicalized by your own concerns and the injustices you see." Which are different today from 30 years ago. The challenge of bringing about <$ang6/ as early feminists have done so well, is that things change. The battle­ ground shifts. The combatants arrive with their ow n histories, their own ways o f doing things, even their own language. And the old guard inevitably bristles. "I think sometimes w e fail to recognize (today's) Kyatl See Ryan, Page 5A Berry’s World “ WHAT DOBS IT G o i n g ? 1. i *m U K * I'M ■j il p im g #» A t b q p k k Your V iew s Begley wonders if Dale does believe in accountability To the e ditor I read with some interest Mayor Larry Dale's views on accountability in Sunday's Seminole Herald. As a long­ time supporter of both Mayor Dale and City Manager Tony VanDerworp, I, too, believe that accountability for the actions of the city rest square­ ly on the shoulders of these two gentlemen. I have, however, begun to iestion exactly how strongly ey themselves believe this. It ..was Mayor Dale and Mr. VanDerworp that I, in fact, turned to when faced with a problem caused by the city that I could not solve alone. Almost two weeks ago a 40 foot branch from a live oak in Touhy Park came crashing down upon m y family car. It was the middle of the night. There was no w ind, no rain, no reason 1 could sec for this unfortunate accident. The crash was loud enough to bring out m y neighbors, the branch large enough to stretch completely across the street and engulf the vehicle. Shortly before 1 a.m. a public works crew arrived with a bulldozer to clear the road. According to m y neighbors, the crews didn't seem to notice that there was a car beneath the branch as they attacked it with the bulldozer. Once the sound of wood on metal and the sound of break­ ing glass subsided, the crew realized their mistake and decided to take another approach (chainsaws). By morning, little evidence remained save a demolished 1991 Celica and the skidmarks indicating that the car had been moved backwards almost a foot and 6 inches toward the curb. N o one ever so much as knocked on the door to mention this little "mishap." It was left to my neighbors to tell me. The city d idn’t tell me. N or did they tell their insurers, The Florida League of Cities. Robert Beall of the Department of Public Works S A did tell me that I should file a claim with the city and pro­ vided the phone number. Within 10 minutes of filing the claim, I received a call indicat­ ing that Howard Jeffries, the city's landscape architect, was outside my home and had determined that because the tree was "healthy" the city had no liability in the matter. I was shocked. I wondered exactly how Mr. Jeffries had made this determination, since by the time he arrived the branch itself was mulch and the section of the tree from which it had fallen had been "cleaned” with a chainsaw. I eventually obtained an email address for Tony and sent him a blow-by-blow description of the events as . „ they happened. .The following Monday shortly after 9 a.m. I received a phone call from Larry Dale. I explained the situation to Mayor Dale in detail. His ini­ tial response was a curious one. "M r. Begley, do you read the papers?” I had to admit that, in truth, I don't read the Herald as carefully as I should. It seems Mayor Dale had been accused of "micromanaging" the city. However, the mayor asserted that the city would "make it right." Micro-management be damnedi The mayor was on my sidel It appears he simply forgot to mention this to anyone else. I received the same asser­ tion from the City Manager's office. 1 would be contacted. Someone would call. There would be an insurance claim assigned. O n Saturday, July 30th, 10 days after the incident, I received a form letter from the Florida League of Cities' claims adjuster. It read, "We have completed our investiga­ tion into tnis matter and find no negligence/liability on the part of the C ity of Sanford for your damages." Case closed. • M y family is in serious dif­ ficulty. You sec, my wife and I bought our little home on Elm Street with our life-savings. We have no insurance that covers a bulldozer moving our car. M ayor Dale is absolutely correct in asserting that accountability is tnc precursor to effective policy. He is absolutely correct in asserting Seminole Herald “Sening Seminole County Since 190S” Sunday, August 6, 2000 • Vof. 92, No. 248 Published: Daily Except Monday. Saturday, Thanksgiving. Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Ave., Sanford. F L 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Pertodcal Postage Paidat Sanford, Florida and eddftonai maeng ofhese USPS4S1CS0 Postmaster: 8end address changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Box 1007 Sanford, a 32772-1867 t*» Subscription Rais* (Da4y 4 Sunday) Homs Defevery Mai 3 Montis SIS SO 12400 S3SOO $4000 1Year 17000 $9600 Florida Rewdentt add 7N sals* tax lo above rate* that the buck stops at the office of the mayor and city manager. That is w hy I hold them accountable, not for the random accident of nature but for the promises they make to serve the people. Because the information d id n ’t make it past their offices, I must spend a hardwon $94 to file a suit against the city, take the time off from work to pursue the lawsuit, and wonder if, in the end, we would have done better to take the $94 and invest it in insurance against the future negligence of the town we've come to love. We could do a lot worse than I-arry Dale and Tony VanDerworp. I'm no longer convinced that we <ou|dp'i do better. \ Thom as A . Begley •I : Sanford Martin points out difference in appointed, elected officials To the editor Appointed officials arc to run the people's government for them. Elected officials arc to repre­ sent the people's interest. Appointed officials often wish elected officials would leave them alone so they can run the people's government anyway they choose. But elected officials cannot abrogate their responsibility of being certain the appointed officials arc always mindful of the people's interests. Apparently Mayor Dale is doing his job! Yours very truly, Jack Martin Orlando Herring believes Herr best judge for District 3 To the editor I am not a candidate for office nor am I involved in any politi­ cal campaign. Seminole County will elect an attorney for county judge, District 3. One candidate is Jeffrey Deen who has been sys­ tematically breaking election laws. Weeks before qualifying to mn, Deen put out signs without permits from Casselberry, LingwtxxJ, Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs and Sanford — a violation in each instance. Florida Statute 105.071 states: "a candidate for judicial office shall not: participate in any par­ tisan political activities." On April 20, 2000, at tin* Republican Executive Committee* meeting, Deen was intntduced as a Republican and as a judicial candidate by Republican County Chairman Jim Stelling. This is a clear viola­ tion of law. Again, July 26, 2(XX), Deen attended the Republican's can­ didates forum sponsored by tlte Suburban Republican Woman's .Club, Again, he broke the law. A look at Deen's financial contributors shows 80 percent j arc attorneys. Do they realize j they are supporting a scofflaw. H ow will Deen judge their cases; in court? Rather than putting Deen on • the bench, Seminole County would be better served to elect I Mark Herr. He is of judicial tern-' perament. He has accepted no i contributions from attorneys. His 15-year practice in small business, civil and family law is a good fit for a county judge. His high standards arc needed. Please elect Mark Herr. Sincerely, Patricia Herring Altamonte Springs Reader thanks paper for recent advertisement To the editor: I don't know where to begin to explain how gratifying it was to see the full-page of truth the Herald published regarding partial birth abor­ tion. I hope the information helped readers realize the deception they may have swallowed in the past, and be challenged to protect life in the future. Thank you for helping to uphold the values which start­ ed and developed this great country. Sincerely, Linda Sellers Longwood EDITORIAL Dan Patg - Edffor MtcheffeJerta • Managing Edaor Unda Spwgsi Dona Dwtndi Ntck Ptaffaul Aovumseto Smart Kan HoKringer •Manager Dean Tommy Vincent John Coffman Rues Whffa Route Lavender Art ZretnatU Laura Hawley Doug Fairer •Pubfcsher MeWide Mortis Tad Walter CmCULATION EdwardA. Kramarcfft ■ CtrcUakon Manager Wanda Kourparade Republic PRESS 4 BTWPPMO Robert -Skip' Cowan Be Egan Jack E. Rsciaa EkvmTyne*. Jr. • Printings Production Manager PRO DUCTIO N Frank Voffoine - Consistent Becky Tibbetts LEOAL4 Trudea Langford Freda Hetman Cheryl Snath Newspapers, Inc. �Som<nolo Herald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday August 6 ?000 SA The dark side o f competence Often in life, whaf we're told files in the face of what we know to be true. For exam­ ple, in the area of professionalism and competency, we are told that everyone wants you to excel in these areas and that whatever you do in life, it is your d u ly to do it to the best of your ability. I don't think that's entirely true. O h sure, when you need something like openRod heart surgery, you want the surgeon to be competent and professional. But when the activity doesn't affect you in any way, like watching your neighbor hav­ ing a pool installed, you enjoy it more if the bobcat operator is incompetent and amateur­ ish That's because competence is boring. Whereas incompe­ tence is always interesting. And when it doesn't negative­ ly impact your life, it's d o w n ­ right entertaining So if you’re hiring someone to till •< useless redundant position in your company, go with the bumbling incompe­ tent. They'll give everybody a lot ol laughs and they’ll never quit to go to a better job Luckily the cop didn't notice. He just thought his car must have tremendous power to be able to catch up to all of us that quickly. So we all moved at the same speed in a huge mass joined together by guilt. Thankfully, the cop got off a couple of exits later, and we could all get back to breaking the law. We're not criminals. We just think that there are a couple of laws that you only obey when a police­ man is present. So when they're around, we pre­ tend we always drive at a safe speed. And they pretend to believe us. It's kind of an unspoken agreement between tne two sides — like not swearing in front of your kids and vice versa. Green T R A F F IC K IN G I was driving in the middle of a pack of cars on the high­ way this week We were all speeding No problem. Suddenly a police car pulled on to the highway, ami we all hit the brakes, trying to subtly ease our way down to the speed limit. S IG N S T H A T IT 'S T IM F . T O STO P T A L K IN G Whenever you're talking to someone, it's important to watch their body language to make sure they consider the conversation a worthwhile investment of their time, because you may want to speak with them again in the future. Here are a few signs to watch for — signs that may indicate it's time for you to stop talking: — They make that "yak, yak, yak" hand gesture while you're talking. — They turn their back to you and stare at the wall. — They blink and their eyes stay shut. — They pinch their nose and look at you accusingly. — They pretend to see someone they know in the dis­ tance even though you're shipwrecked on a desert island. — They excuse themselves to lake a call on their cell phone, which is actually an ashtray. — They swallow a pickled egg whole so they can be rushed to the hospital. — Ihey reach to their side hoping to find a bolstered gun T IM F . C H A N G E S E V E R Y T H IN G Einstein proved that time is relative. It's a theory that becomes more relevant as we age. I'd try anything in m y 20s because I knew I had lots of time to heal or apologize or do community service. But now I’m very fussy about what I spend m y time doing. I'm run ­ ning out of it, so it's becoming much more valuable. I used to view life as a time­ less adventure: "W hat do you want to do?" "I don't know, what do you want to do?" N o w I treat it as a conjugal visit: "Let's get this over with, I need my sleep." Ryan----------Continued from F ife 4A activism when we see it because it lcw>ks different from what we did,” Steinem said. She pointed to the Lilith Fair concerts, which had feminist lyrics, booths of women's books, voter registration tables. "The symbols that we rebelled against" — such as high heels, push-up bras, tak­ ing a man's name after mar­ riage, quitting work to raise children — now are freely cho­ sen, or the context has changed. Young women feel different about these thirds because they're choosing them freely, and, in fact, they're a form of rebellion in them­ selves. "The core question is: Is this our choice?" Precisely. Feminism never demanded that women walk in lockstep, and it doesn't today. So what if young women don't call themselves feminists? They still embrace the goals of feminism They still expect equality and freedom of choice. In other words, they are the confident, ambitious, independent women that femi­ nism set out to create As the evening came to a close, the young woman sitting on the floor up front raised her hand. She seemed surprised that the future she took for granted — her place in the boardroom, the bedroom, the gym — had been shaped by so much struggle in the past. "I came here because I’m getting extra credit in m y high-school Fnglish class," the girl said to Steinem. "Before tonight. I'd never heard of Ms magazine anti I’d never heard of you." Steinem laughed along with the audience. "The point is not that you know who I am," Steinem told her. "The point is that vou know who you are " C«5«)njtM alll' I f>*rf| »!«*•A* i- D e p e n d a b le , a n d D e d ic a te d w it h a P e rs o n a l lo n c e m f o r Y o u r R e p a ir N eeds. 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Classes Start August 7th Alt W t >Ht> w im i > i Wit ■ ■i - jn nITUDIO liking Dance to the 5th Dimension i ti Al»luv% i.ilii'ln 1Ilf itch lllH VVt Islli \N K l*sl* fid* 14 N Ml >1* i** Mr • Mil SI s VS 1>141» v\ .fir. t I \|l liu tiln lll.il \ l t | l l l | l l l l i l l l n t t \ . H u l l il|1lltU.*lVl " ( l CfiiU lw ii'.i ‘j X ttn c S tu d io ” Iri* Kvmtinft,* I'ii iif. linn I I lU St <ii I .III 1It'llsllt Ufnll1fMll.lt tifiicr.il < " i t i i i i f i i i . i l The [imposed atht'Mtiinenls lo the Future Land Use Plan Map and the Fulure Land Use Element of the Comprehensive Plan can tie inspected by Ifie public at the Department ol Engineering and Planning Otlice, Second Floor Sanlmd City Hall 300 fJ PatF Avenue. Sanlotd Florida For luntier information contact Anionia Getli at 330-5672 8 3 All interested parties shall have an opportunity to tie hoard at said hearing ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a person decides to appeal a decision matte with respect to any mattei consid­ ered at trie above meeting or heating he she may need a verbatim record ot the proceedings including the testimony and evidence which record is not provided by the City ot Santord (FS 2B6 0105) PEFtSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF TH ES E P R O C E E D ­ INGS SHOULD C ONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDIN ATOR H O URS IN ADVANCE OF THE M EETING AT 330-5626 Cl asses In: t: Pre-School Ballet * lap i: lumhliiiii * Ballet Technique * Poinle I m ical * Jazz and 11ip I Inp Stull liiiynuiric Tomlinson. Director M a r ia D u r m u u . N a n c y P oe C in d y N a s s u , J a c trlr T u illc a g c r ( ftiiJn J b\ ir\i in luii h Mtinbfi l >iiiu r HJuiuitns of A merim' 100 i:. ( r « - l i i l I k. w . 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I I . f( Iirili'f ill I •iMilillti I hi!" .11,1*1 I |A*Lit 1 407-321-1095 n �8A R*>mmolo Humid Siinloid riofKlfl Stifvl.iv August 6. ?000 Festival Trucks C o n tin u e d from P * * e IA new friends .tin! enjoyed one of Al Mitchell's liof dogs Boys f* Girls Club counselors organized .1 number of games, including spirited sprint races in the hot afternoon sun The first three win a prize," the instruc­ Continued from I’ nge tA I H >1 regarding dump true ks si*eedilig or involved in other non-compliaiu e tiansportation "Most ol the tlump tint ks are troin the const rut lion site on West 2t'lh Slnvt," she said "xx lien- ton striidion ot the next bridges and ( ireenoWax extension aie under xvav ” lint ks stopped Irnlav moming xvete in the atea ot Mt Kihhin Park " this is near Stninoh* I ligh S h ool," ( olien said "and we did llMacrackdown this morning Issause xvitli ** hisil starting next xxtvk. c\e xvantecl to gel the area as sate as jxossible toi the young sleis " Iheie are s<i many ot them Iving sin|t|ssl. the parking lot at thepaik was piat lu.tilv lull," she* said I he total lesiilts ot the t rat 1 down x\ill I v releastxl shortly alter the coliclusion ot ttie prints I tor t.illeti out " N o pushing, no shoving lust run." More than 20 social agencies distributed booklets anil tutor mation about community pro |ects ami services A number of children wore red "He Tobacco l;ree” visors that were handled out to everyone llu* festival lasted from II a tit to 1 p m He that time, the cold dunks and hot dogs were gone, the kids wen* ready lor a nap and an afternoon thunder storm was on its wax Right: Dopnrtmont ot Tmn&portntion inspector J A Roman chocks tho woighi ol a dump truck ptioto by Tommy Vmtool M»f al<! ph ot o by Art /wl ln th i Bernadette Gardner and Arl Mitctiell grill hot dogs tor during ttio Family Fun Fostival at the West Sanlotd Boys A Girls Club Foundation C o n tin u ed from P t|e 1A pation in the free or reduced lunch program and their fami­ ly's income "N o child should feel humhied on the first day of school," said |ane lane. Dividends School Volunteer Program man­ ager "We want to make sure everyone starts off tin the same starting line " Die idea lor the Back to School Pair began almost 10 years ago in Orange County by ihc junior League, lane said. Following a community needs assessment, a fair was held in Seminole County five years ago. " They helped us out for about two years, and for the last two years we've been on our own," lane said. "A nd, it has Ih v ii very successful." The backpacks and supplies were ordered or donated by various businesses, including Costco Wholesale Inc. who gave 350 filled backpacks to the foun­ dation. Farlicr this week, administration and staff at the Seminole Fducational Support Center filled the remaining backpacks with school supplies. During Saturday's event, stu­ dents were also given T-shirts from Disney ami uveived a reading book donated hx Scholastic Book l airs "W e had hooks tor all ages," D in es said "W e even had two cases ot I larry Potter books Each child had the opportune ty tor immunizations, vision v revning and free eye glasses, tl needed, as well as oilier social serx levs Bus schedules were also available Community volunteers were on hand to pass out the back- pae ks. I -shuts and hi>oks, and ex en a couple ot I )isnev c har.it lets (omeil the i hlltlleii " I heso |*eople leallx « are about kids," I .me said "I xerxone can relate to tusi dax ot si hool. and this is a wax ol giving all i hildieii the same oppoitunitx as exervone else According to I .me, anx sup plies or items not distributed at the lair xx ill I v made available to the sc bool sx stem's sot tal workers C o n t in u e d fro m Page I A Several witnesses saw the suspevt leave the hattk and proceed wes||*ound, on lt>t>l. toward a nearhv shopping cen­ ter An additional xvitness states the suspevt ran past a itrx » leaning business al the shopping center and entered x\hat appeared to be a slixer lour door Honda, whic h lelt tin* shopping plaza m a northerly direction I he suspev t is tlest ribed as a hlac k male, 6\1" tail, in his laic 20s, wearing a red plant m l ton shut blue (cans and white tennis shoes Any I'mix with information is asked to i all ( rimehne at I Him 121 I IPS or the* Seminole ( ountx Sheriff s ( Iffn e at 4<)7 Mrs M i’ll W M I I -Channel 24 television studio alter taping a VI minute "Ballot 21*1(1" segment that is st bed it led to air at f* p m on August I >on Nic hulas, also scheduled to appear on the show, dnt not attend and w as to be laped later Ihe three are on Clash C o n t in u e d fro m Page 1A when |ohn I kiwless lell West stint I ridav that letrx Kem pleot lampa, is noxv ihe director ami that he was on leave Mi I am and West hail a xer ha I ext Itangc on August I at the the Bi-publican Prunarx slate on St-p| I xvasxerx disappointed xx till the statements Mr West was making." Mi I am said Manx were downright ln-s " /' m m m - f c * Plan t yo u r m o n ey W h e r e It w i l l G r o w ! W / ‘W EARN '. i »i / Briefs 'H < * Helpline course Central Florida Helpline is accepting registrations for the "H o w Can I Help?" training course that begins Aug. 24. Morning classes will be held at College Park Baptist Church from 9 a.m. to noon. Evening classes will be held at Calvary Assembly of God Church from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. In this 50hour course you will learn basic counseling techniques and how you can help others facing crisis situations such as addition, depression, grief, suicide, crisis pa*gnancy and more. If you would like to receive a brochure with more informa­ tion, call the Helpline business office at 407-740-7408. *. 1 % IV • * *.x * A P T Olym pic physicals Special Olymmpics Seminole County (SOSC) will be giving free physicals for all Special Olym pic athletes in Seminole County on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 1 -3 p.m. at Florida Hospital, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. Physicals need to be renewed every three years, and these tree physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more information call the hotline at 407-263-8043 or 407­ 366-7201. Class of 1980 Plans are being finalized for the 20th reunion of the Seminole High School Class of 1980. The event will be held at the Shrine Club in Sanford the weekend of September 29. For additional information, contact Mike Meadors at 407-330-0616 or log on to the website at xvww.shsl980yearreunion.home stead.com. '; x ' i i / ON YOUR PERSONAL / C h e c k in g A c c o u n t W it h U n l im it e d C h e c k W r it in g ! CNB >> COMMUNITY N A T IO N A L B A N K O . • 'V I M I l> if It I I> " '■ 3001 W. Like Mary till'd. Like Mar). 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Martin, driving the red Tru e Value IROC Pontiac Firebird earned his I Oth career True Value IROC race by 1.327 seconds, but fell abort of the championship by three points. NASCAR Winston Cup veteran. Tony Stewart took third place. For the third consecutive year, the True Value IROC •cries finished Its season at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The four race invitational scries began at Daytona In February with Dale Earnhardt earning hla 11th IROC victory, tying A1 Unaer, Jr. for all-time aeries race wins. Race two resulted In Bobby jM d w n lrt * n t sertaa wtn tn - A t „\ y JW a d rg a — Th e surprise of the season took place tn race three at Michigan Speedway when the 1996 Indy BOO winner. Orlando's Eddie Cheever Jr., relentlessly battled for the lead throughout and took home his first True Value IROC victory. For the final race of the aeries, Martin started In 11th position but quickly moved to fifth position on lap 3 and up to third on lap 7. T got off to a good start," said Martin. "Before the lap 7 caution. I knew I was going to lead the race soon." A single race incident occurred Immediately follow­ ing Martin's surge to the front, in the first turn of the 7 lap as Indy Racing League Champions Greg Ray and Mark Diaraore tapped one another. The collision sent Dtsmore spinning Into the wall. , "It's unfortunate." said Ray. "We had a good car. Mark (Dtsmore) and I got into It tn T U m 1. Unfortunately, he caught the wall." Dtamore’a car was towed, while Ray pulled out of the race tn the 18th lap. After the caution lap, Martin, continued his torrid pace all the way to the checkered flag. His victory made him the first driver ever to win three consecutive events tn any type of car at Indianapolis Motor Speedway since the track's first race in 1011. "I got to the lead as quick as I could and then Just tried to stretch it so he (Earnhardt) couldn't draft," said Martin. "When I got to the lead, I didn't think he'd get to second. I ran about one lap, and there he was, I thought. That's it.' I could probably race 10 more years here and never win another Tru e Value IROC Race here. I've Just been lucky." With Martin gaining bonus points for leading moat laps and winning the race. Earnhardt needed to finish . second in order to secure another championship. Rising to the challenge. Earnhardt came in behind H e r a ld Suns advance to Final Four Weir blanks Senators 2-0 n Under-17 quarterfinals PHOENIX * Relying mainly on Its offense the Central Florida Suns had posted three •olid victories and three blowouta In cruising undefeated through Pool Play In the AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) 17 nndUnder National Tournament at Phoenix, Arizona. Friday In the Quarterfinal Round or the eight-team single elimination Championship Playoffs the Lake Marybased squad found yet another way to win. blanking the Slam Senators or Austin. Texas. 2-0. to Improve to 7-0 nnd advance to the Final Four. Orlando's Jason Weir, who led the Suns' to victory on Thursday with tils hnt. did tt object Hint will also add another page to with Ills arm this time, going the distance the long-nrgued question.....Who plays In hurling thr Suns' first shutout of the lielter baseball. California or Florida??? nationals. Tills half of the semifinals not only fea­ The Uoonr High School star, who wus mi tures two teams fighting to ndvnnre lo All-Tournament Tram selrrtlnn In the Sunday's Championship Game, II nlso Junior Olympic Tournament In Tucson pits the only two undefeated teams In the Inst year, struck out eight and wnlkrd one tournament against one another and sets while allowing Just four lilts to the Slam up a slate bragging rigid contest ns the Senators. Central Florida Suns will face the Offensively. Lake Mary High School's California Angel's. Matt llorwath. who Is playing In n nation­ With Weir going the distance In the al tournament for the fifth straight year, quarterfinals. Sun's nuinnger Mike Mono and Kyle Bono and Dr. Phillips High and coach Mickey Bono still have Plant School's McCny Grren each had two lilts. City-Durrani High School's Stephen Lee Friday’s victory sets up n game lietween (the Suns' top pltrlirr the (wist two years the Irresistible force and the Immovable mid the Tnmpn area's ERA lender this past senson) and Weir's Doone High School teammate. Cameron Atiel (who was second In Central Florida In strike nuts tills senson nnd was the winning pltrher In the H -a n d -U n d e r National Championship Game at Disney World three years ngo|. well rested and ready for the Suns' championship run. Two more wins would give the Suns thetr first National Championship The learn was one of the first Florida AAU teams when It wns formed tmrk In 1994 and Longwnod's Chris Parsons. Orlando's Hen Poole and Lake Mary's Kyle and Ryan Hono have Iwen with the learn since the very Ixginnlng. Post 53 looking for two victories SPORTS EDITOR LAKELAND • It's wtn or go home time for the Sanford American Legion CampbellLoaatng Post S3 baseball tram at the State Tournament. Friday morning. Sanford had advanced to.4ha.0rad game of Us ■ or ■ rwoToa •Anthony DIFonso (left) went two-for-three and drove In a run end Chris KrmH (right) went one-for-three, stole three bases end scored .two runs and as Sanford Post 53 edged Palm Beach Post 12, 5*3, Friday morning at Joker Merchant Stadium in Lakeland. M.*ry n Atium SmiuljH* M clju l P a lrl m ik I S .-m lM „ lr closer Jeremy Meyers. That left Boat 83 needing Just m victory over F t Pierre, which it had split games with in last w eek's Eastern A rea Tournament, to earn a spot in Baa Bast 83. Pm i a s Forwards returning to Magic ORLANDO •The Orlando Magic have re-signed free agent for­ wards Charles "Bo" Outlaw and Monty Williams. General Manager John Gabriel announced Friday. Per team pol­ icy. terms of the deals were not disclosed. Outlaw (6-foot-8. 210-pounds, birth date _ 4/3/71) played in all 82 games last season for the Magic, averaging 6.0 points per game, 8.4 rebounds per game, 3.0 assists per game, 1.80 blocks per game and 1.38 steals per game tn 28.4 minutes per game. He led Orlando In blocked shots and ranked second in both rebounding and steals. Outlaw finished 14th in the NBA In blocked shots and 32nd In Outlaw started In BB games, shot a team-best .602 from the floor and recorded the Magic's only triple-double of the season with 10 points, 14 rebounds and a career-high-tying 10 assists on Mar. 28 va. Boston. Outlaw led the team tn rebounding 10 times, blocked two or more shots 44 time* and recorded two or more steals In 36 outings. A seven-year veteran. Outlaw has spent the last three seasons The Orlando Magic have started concentrating on their own Tam iwith Orlando. He has averaged fy*. re-signing a pair of players who had a major impact on last 7.8 points per game, 6.8 rebounds per game, 2.7 assists during hla NBA career with the per game. per game. 1.91 blocks per game Lob Angeles _ Clippers and He started In 23 games, aver­ and 1.33 steals per game tn 108 Orlando. aging 10 points per game in 23.3 career regular season outings Williams (6-foot-8, 225- minutes per game during that with the Magic. He has also been pounds. birth date _ 10/8/71) span. Williams scored In double recognized for hla work In the played In a career-beat 75 games figures 34 limes, including a Central Florida community with last season for the Magic, averag­ team-leading 19 points in 17 the 1000 Rich and Helen DeVba ing 8.7 points per game. 3.3 minutes on Mar. 14 vs. Community Enrichment Award. rebounds per game and 1.4 Washington. He led (or tied) the Outlaw has played In 478 games assists per game in 20 minutes team tn scoring twice. y I-, i M M a - » T ' **7' ’ 0 , v -w** d ifl| *#• 1 ^ 1 ■ w M pSH i 1 lw > SssUM year's success as free agent forwards Monty Williams (No. 3, left) and Bo Outlaw (No. 45, right) agreed to terms with the learn. career. A graduate of Notre Dome. William* played three collegiate season* with the Fighting Irish. He finished 12th on the school's all-time scoring list with 1.371 points, despite only playing 8B games. Williams led Notre Dame in both scoring and rebounding during hla Junior and senior sea- �t® *S#mtnofc Sanford. Rortda •Sunday. August 6. 2000 A C C U W EATHER*8 F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y Florida Weather AccuWaathar.com Five-Day Forecast for Sanford U V Index Ibm o rro w T o n ig h t IMMxMtWttO. We** vwusaMots la wen** a la saifA M H we •<ivnv, than partly doudy. Regional Cities_________ H la w HI u w Regional W eather All maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Weather, Inc. 03000 National Cities Florida: Turning claar to partly cloudy tonight Partly aunny tomorrow with a law thundarstorma. mainly m tha afternoon and avanmg hours Oaorgla: Humrd tonight with a alray ahcrwar aarty. than parity cloudy Muggy tomorrow with a m u o l clouds and sun. an afternoon storm or two Mississippi: Warm and muggy tonight with partly cloudy sluas Humid tomorrow with a mu ot clouds and sun. a law afternoon thunderstorms Alabama: Humid with mainly dear float tonight. Sunshine will ml* with clouds tomorrow, and ttiara will be afternoon thunderstorms In spots South Carolina: Clear to partly cloudy and humid tonight. A mix ol tun and clouds tomorrow with a tew thunderstorms along the coast. Louisiana: Partly cloudy tonight attar an evening thun­ derstorm Sunshine mixed with clouds tomorrow with afternoon thunderstorms tiring up. Aug 6 Aug 15 Aug 22 Aug » Second.ow Second High Tom orrow’s National Weather___ World Cities ] 7S' 70 11 1 81 78 pc: 1 Miracle losing streak grows NEW YORK - University of Central Florida graduate Tart Phillips scored 18 points against her former team aa the New York Liberty made 8-of-10 free throws In the final 2:06 to act a team record for most victories with a 70-57 win over the Orlando Miracle at Madison Square Garden Friday night. New York, which won Its sixth straight game, extended Its fran­ chise-record homer/ w inning streak to nine games and Improved to 11-4 at Madison Square Garden. With Cleveland losing to expansion Indiana Friday, the first-place Liberty (10-10) own a three-game cush­ ion over the Rockers (16-13) with three games left. Adrienne Johnson scored 14 points, T » j McWilliams added 13 points and 14 rebounds and Nykesha Sales dropped In 11 points for Orlando (14-15), which trails second-place Cleveland by two games. Aa bad as the Miracle have played lately, they can still clinch their first playoff berth with a victory on Sunday at home against Detroit. Th e Shock defeated Orlando on the final day of last season to deny it a posi­ t's 4 p.th. S aU f I s the the T D “Waterhouse Centre for the Mira die since starting on the grueling 13-day road trip. The Miracle play their final home game cornea the next night (Monday, August 7th) at 7:30 p.m. at the T .D , Waterhouse Centre. All of the Miracle games can be heard on W DBO-AM 580. L IB S ftT T 70. MDtACLB 57 at MAP— Ol Oriaads 07) Do* Santos 1-4 0-0 3. MrWUttams 5 10 3-4 13. S. Johnson 3 8 1-3 8. A. Johnson 6 18 0 0 14. Sak* 5-13 I-1 I I . MrOhre 3 7 1 3 5. WUI 3 3 O O 4. Roland O-1 0-0 0. Illcks 0 1 0-0 0. Smith O O O O 0. Ih m m a 0 0 0 0 0 Totals: 34-61 6 6 57. Raw Task (70) Phillips 8 -1 5 3 -3 18. V. Johnson 3-6 46 10. Whiunorr 3-7 1-3 5. Wtalhrrapoon 3 8 0 0 6. Hamtnon 4-8 5-5 IS. Robinson 4 5 1-19, Wicks 3-5 0-0 8. F rm g u l 0 -1 0 0 0. Mahoney 04) 1-3 1. Flm w a 0-0 0-0 0. Utbtiy 0-0 0-0 0. Totals: 36-55 14-16 70. lialfUme _ New York 35. Orlando 34. T h rt^ polnt field foals Orlando 4-13 IA. Johnaoti i -7 . McWlUUma 1*1. S. Johnson 1 -3. Salta 0-31: New York 4 -14 (V. Johnson 3-4, Mammon 3-6. Wfeatherspoan 0-3, rtT T M u l 0 1). Total fouls _ Orlando IV. New York 13. Fouled out _ none. Technicals_ none. Rebound s .O rla n d o 31 (McWilliams 14); New York 33 (Whitmore 8. Phillips 7). Assists . Orlando 14 (S. Johnson Hi; New York IS (V. Johnson 8). Steals . Orlando 8 (McWilliams 4): New York I I tnuUlpa 5). Blocked ahota . Orlando 4 (do# Santos. McWilliams 3 each): New York 1 (Wicks). BRIEFS HOT SUMMER BOAT SHOW OR LAN D O - The Hot Summer Boat Show offer* year-end cloie out*, premium pre-owned boats and informative teminara, at the Orange County Convention Center. The ihow, which endi Sunday (Auguat 6), features 18 Central Florida boat dealers, each offering great opportunities on new and premium pre-owned boats. The vast selection of boats on hand at the show includes cruisen, runabouts, all types of fishing boats, water ski and wakeboard boats, deck boats, pontoon boats and more. Free seminars, scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, are designed to help boater* take advantage of all the adventure and fun a boat can provide. All seminars will take place in room 209 adjacent to Hall B of the Convention Center. Times and loca­ tions are subject to change, but can be confirmed the day of the seminar by calling (407) 298-1167. Boat show hours are Friday, August 4th, from S p.m. to 10 p.m.; Saturday, August Sth, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; and Sunday, August 6th, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orange County Convention Center, exit 28 on Interstate 4. Admission is S3 for adults and free for children 12 and under. YOUTH SOCCER 2000 CASSELBERRY - The City of Casselberry Parts A Recreation Department is offering a rncreatkmal soccv league for boys and girls ages 4-u>-l4. Everyone makag a leamlll Age groups are 4-and-5,6-to-B, 9-to-11 aod l2-to-l4.Th8, 12-lo-M league will play on Friday night's with all othareT1 playing an Saturday. Coat to $90 for residents md $60 foe non-resident* Registration it currently ongoing at £aaactbeny Parts Recreation, 129 E. Melody Lane, behind City Hall. Monday to Friday, I a.ro. to 3 p.m. and the Secret Lake Park Then Center, 200 Ivey Road (Secret Lake Park). Saturday's, 10 am. to I p.m. Player Placement Day is tei fur Saturday, Auguat 19th. Call 407-696-5189 for more information. Getting the bast life has to otter Is as easy as getting on a new-for-2000 SeavDoo* model. Innovations, such as (be first sit-down and three-seater • 3d-eye & grab ta ttle • Watertight storage • Non skid deck watercrafts, the first watercraft suspen­ sion, the first computerized theft-deter­ rent system, the first fuel-injected watercraft, and the first complete prod­ uct Hne-up with sound reduction, contin­ ue to make us the industry leader, and • RotWRftrihjedon • 17-Uicton Mb oerter • ForvercVhaSattwerae lever this year's models continue that tradi­ tion. So visit your local See«Doo* deal­ er today and start getting some real action ever the weekend. • 130rp R ota® pm ojfent • 17-incton rto center • R A V E ™ erfast HONDA OF ORLANDO SEM INOLE POWERSPORTS 1802 EDGEWATER DR. • ORLANDO, FL 32804 407-841-8641 3401 N. HW Y17-92 • L0NGW00D, FL 32750 407-322-3253 WWW.SEMINOLEPOWERSPORTS.COM ■18*310181 �Swrunoki Harald. Sanford. Florida •Sunday, August 6, ?000 Racing CoaUansd from Page IB Martin and earned n total of 74 pntiitn to win the 24th True Value I ROC championship. Taking hi* fourth championship. hr tied Marlin for Ihr rnont T m e Value IHOC tltlra. 'Congratulation to Mark for the win, but w r’re happy to win the championship,* said Earnhardt. "It was a great battle nil year.* ntoc xxiv ■ACS 4 — 40 LAPS (100 HU m ) nUXMT. AUGUST 4, MOO I Math Martin. 40. Running. 3 Ihk Earnhardt. 40. Running. .1 Tuny Hirwart. 40. Running: 4 Jrff Gratkai 40, Running. 3 Rualy WalUir 40. Running; 0 IMihy Lalmntr, 40. Running 7 Kikilr Clurvrt Jr . 40. Running. S Hair Jarrrll. 40. Running. U llalr taMiluiitl Jr . 40. Running 10 Girg Kay. 5 Handling 11 Mark (Mannar Ovangr 4. Arrkfrat. 13 JrfI lluilmi. 3. Cngtiw ABC SPORTS: Brt>a4raal. Saturday. A i f u l Btk t*as#41atety fnlU wlag tka Brtckyaid 400 (4:90 p.m. Bsatara Ttaaa) JrfI llurtnn. 39. 440.000: 0 Rualy Wallace. 31. 440.000. 9 llalr Jamil. 31. 440000. 10. llalr Kamhardl. Jr . 39. 440.000. It Cirrg Ray. 33. 440.000; 13 Maik IRamorr. 13. 440.000 NEW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA •Jim Childers won the spectal rare liy the THARA Sprints, but It was Sammy Graham's nlglit Inst Sat unlay at New Smyrnn Speedwny. Graham wns n double winner, taking home the trophy In both Ijtlr Models and Mndlflrdn. Other division winners were Doug Snmlon (Sportsman). Dob Doxle (Mini Stock), Kevin SchulU (Super Stock), nnd Run Ralnaldl (Strlikly Stock). Tonight (Saturday, August 5th), New Smyrna Speedway will host 911 Racing. Dwarf Cars nnd the HUM 25 Dip Mini Stock S|ieclal with heats and fralurrs In super late model, late model, sportsman, modified, super stock ami strtckly stock. Gates open a 5 p.m. ami rac­ ing begins nt 7 p.m. every Saturday night at Ih r track located at the corner of SR. 44 and CR 419. lietween New Smyrna. DeDind ami Daytona. 11Hi. Orlando Speedworld with host heats nnd fra til res In super late models, late models, ministock, super stock, modified, sportsman, and strlckly stoc k. Gates open n 0 p.m. nnd rac­ ing begins nt 8 p.m. every Friday nlglit at the track loented 17 miles east of Orlando lietwren Orlando nnd Titusville on Highway 50 nt the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. For more Information on any local short track action, call the PA3CAR offices nt (407) 568KIG7 (Orlando) or (904) 4274129 (New Smyrna), or check Die Internet site at WWW NEWS MYRNASI*EEDWAY.COM. or E* Mail at FASCANNOWOAOL.COM. Also you are tnvttrd to tune In to Dnytona's WNDD-AM 1150 rvery Monday night at 7 p m. to hear all the updntrn. The radio show Is brought to you liy New Smyrna Sjieetlway ami XIR. Call In 904-239 0033 nnd tell us whnl you thtnkt SaiHlrra. 0 114) John Will*. 7 (331 Shane Held. B (B7| Sam Vay. 9 131) John 7Jdek. 10 |09| No driver Haled. 11 (flrtl Gary F.ngllah. 13 (IBtl) Arnold Duval SPORTSMAN . I (04) Dong Samkai. 3 IV* JefT Wright: 3. 1331 Rkhard lllghl. 4 143X1 Kevin MrMuUan. 5. fO NO) Jeff Miller: fl (311 Kerry nrlflower nan STOCKS _ I. (731 Marty Pierre: 3 1171Omit William*. 3 1971David Srerlghl: 4 (331 Tim Clark: 3. lit* Ronnie Hrard J r : fl |V3) Ret Chrlalrnaen. 7 |I9| Gary Krhm, fl tfll Jamie Dlxann. 9 ffl| Kenny llanklna. 10. (131 Adam hultemeier: It. |3| F.«ivene Darldann. 13 I9rt) Jeff Darla; 13 IISI Wayne CUrk; 14 |3I| Rnw IMrkerarm: 13 (4C| Mark Rroal •U71S STOCK I III] Duane Treed 3 III Carl Petera 3 (IT) Rub Watford 4 (71) Mike Hendrtt. 3. (731 Jeff Srhaefler. Post 53 fl (33) Komrr Gordon. 1 T7X) flnli Wlrw*. fl (131Lrananl Sloqr: 9 Iflll ITil 111p FSppn. 10 (001Jotin Knftgr 11 (Ol No ilrtvrr Hal nl. 12. (341 Dravrr Daushtrry SCHOOL BUS rtooas 4 . I (091 Mark llrtttfn. 2 III) Ron Sutton 3 1X3) Rutrh IVrrv; 4. (KB) Churk Ru*h. 3 tfll No drt vrr llalnl fl (3fl) Rig Mark. 7 IX) No drl vrr llalnl. S |.1S| IVn Craft 9 Iflfl) No drt vrr Ilaird. 10 (71John CVfrlt. 11 |»3) No drlvrr haird. 12 H3t Km MrNamrr. 13 llfll Jor Rtiah CAMPn/TRAILn SACK _ I. |04l Doug Snmlon. 3 101 Rkk Itrialol. 3. (A2| No drtvrr Bdrd 4 11331Jrm lllnrr. 3 (Ml Ron Sutton, fl (KJ* Churk Ruah. 7. 1411 Jodi Taylor, fl (331 IMg Mark, fl Iff) Krvtn Qalalon. 10 I3| Jor Ruah. II 1031 Wra Railing; 12 1007) Tim S*drn1jvrvdrr; ] 3 130001 Jrff Oalaton: 14 IAI Rnhrrl •Spank* Carr. DNISO M i l l _ I. Il.3| Km MrNamrr: 3 (1131 3ro»t 'Rig Mark* MrNamrr H X V B im U tA BPKXDWAT M T V B M T . JV LT 99 LATS MOOKLS I (43) flarnmy Graham 3 137) Chad I W : 3 PI Karl nrrkiwr. 4 177) flrlan IWUw 3 |3I DID Eogman. A (I7) PtUUlp Hraantr 7 (3X) IIP Mem*, fl [31 3n*l Mark I . I f7X) Sammy Graham. 3 (7) Mark Vamlramilrr: 3 |OI* W.nnr Soulhard. 4 (71) Jor Mkldlrfon. 3 131) John Zldrk. fl K7P| Art Kimrrnun 7. (31 Jon CompagiHKH9 N R M M . I PHI Dung tsmtaR 1 1901 Rnhrrl Andrrvhrvk: 3 I’ll Ian Huffman 4 HI Nl* Jrff MDIrr; 3 |7t* John Nuahaum fl PI lull Irnr u n STOCK . I PI IVJ. Dnalr 2 1X19 Hr* Chrlatmarn; .3 (III Pug l,u*tl<l 4 1371J D Dunran H i m STOCK _ I 1141 Krvtn SrlniHi; 3 (23) llomrr Onnlon 3 1.3.1) Jrll Drfrrrtr. 4 I2fl| Chrl* IVliutal. 3 (43| Mlkr Vaikup fl IIP Dutld GalM. 7 INI) ITiUlIp F3l|*m H (37| Charllr Mrrr *1 |3II Danny Thnmaa. 10 III* Km Pvnalhr 11 (FT) Paul Irnlt 12 1711 No drtvrr IM Ml. 13. tfll) Tm I Hrlnm 14 |2P IWiny MUkr rnUCKXT STOCK _ I |7P Run Ratnaldl. 2 IP Maik Martin 3 IfFII Jamra Adam*; 4 III Tommy THImaii WKJNIS 1 1111|Jim Chtktrra: 3 1221 SNynr Rniiimann 3 1421 Sjairt Allni: 4 |4fl| Dnug llrvrmn. 3 I73| Imvr I3r1rhrr A (A3) Krvtn Cahill. 7 IP* Waynr Hrullmann Jr; H |l<* Krllh llnlk-r. 9 (7P Paul Maaklm. 10 lip Stunr llullrr. II (IX) lla ilarltry; 12 141* llrval I Lot. 13. (771 Gralg law: 14 17) Mlkr Iram- 13 III! Shanr MllW ContlaaBd from Pafa IB Ihe State Champlonahlp Game. Hut Fl. Pierre mined Sanford’s perfect record, breaking open a 1-0 game by scoring five run* In Ihe third Inning and going on for an 8-1 victory late Friday at Henley Field. The lotus really did not hurt Pont 53 (40 9) as far ns getting lo n X A L POINT STANDw o e the finals an tt istlll Just needed to R E S U LTS AMD PIUZX MONEY bent Ft. Pierce (40-6) today ORLANDO SPESPW ORtP I llalr Earnhardt. 74. 4339 000. 2 (Saturday at noon) In the win­ PROMT. JULY 39 Mark Martin. 71. 4100 000. 3 Tnny ner-advance gome. MOtMflUM . I OX) Juan tkryd, 3 Sirwarl. 37. 400.000. 4 IfcJJy Lalva.tr. I30| Chin k huikhMln. 3. 1341 Prank O R LA N D O SPE E 0W O R LD "We re still alive,* said Post 53 33. 430 000. 9 Kddlr (Im r r . Jr . 40. IkJIy. 4 1341 R u m Thnmra. 3 (901 llahk Sales • Rentals • Instruction • All Ages Welcome 443 000. 0 Jrff (ha,km 37. 440 000 7 lim iL O * This Friday. August manager Rod Frrgenson. “This ta the fourth time In five years Scenic Guided Tours we’ve been lo the final four at R e n t T t7r».»T Please Call For Appointment fltate. I don’t think that’s too « | r> t 7 »3 rt ( R f E bad. We still Just need lo win two \A/ ( f i t I Ml*. Ill 4 0 7 -3 2 1 > 7 1 8 8 MIDDLE SCHOOL LACROSSE ($17 per year) We do ms accept credit cards Checks games, but this club la no young, should he made out lo ’’U S Ijc t in w Orlando" I-AK.1*. M A R Y • The U S ljw rm ie Orlando (Tupier you never know how the kids ore li e further information please call Chuck Scales ai 407Seminole league It planning lo go In a 7th and fllh grade going to react to the presaure. R62-6302 <g cm Ihe Inletnet al YoulhlacrusteMaol ergn. and 3th and 6ih grade team formal for ihe hoyt Ihit fall, ‘ But well give tt our best shot. JCSNA2A3024faol com, or htipV/utkiyinnhlacrusse humewhile Ihe girls will continue lo have all glade levelt on the I can’t complain, we've find a siead tom/AJSI.O html. came learn good neaoon.* Kegittradon will he held on Saturday, Auguct 3th and There's nothing better Saturday’s opening game was Saiurday. Auguti 12th from 9 a m- l o- 1 1 a m at MAYFAIR COUNTRY SUMMER GOLF to have undefeated Brandon on the beach. OrrenwiHid I -t l r t Middle School ( M l Ijlie Pari Drive, S A N P O R D • Free golf clinic every Monday through l*udt 278 (15-3) taking on onceI ale Mary, ai the comer of l ^ i e Park Dr. and Greenway Sepsemher 30 fig all Sanftgd restdenlt 17 years old and beaten Palm Beach (24-9) at 9 H lv il). under (includes a lug dog and cold drink) a.m. I t n are $93 (plut equipment) far hoy*’ 7th and Hth Sanfigd letulem* are eniiiled to unlimited play fig any If Brandon wins that game, grade. $73 (plut equipment I for twyt' 3lh and (rth grade; given day (including cart, green fees and las) fig published they would face the Sanford-Ft. and $IUI (plut et|uipmeni| fig girlt* all grades. daily rale through September 30. escept weekend* and hol­ Pierce winner In the winnerA ll players must have a tuneni USI.ai.rmve membership idays take-all Champlonahlp Game at 6 p.m. Saturday. However. If Palm Beach won. the two would have to play again LECALS to aee who wins that bracket, os tr « cascurr court IandLMa M LaFrarca wVa OCR49 forcing the State Champlonahlp i comm, Lmda Mariana LaFranca, Any NOTCE IS XPEBV OTVEN pw Game to Sunday morning. l>*noun Bpauaa d Lmda M wiar*to •Swrvnary FkMJwlgmws LaFranca *V* Unda Martona The winner of the state title will M n « ORCUTT COURT d Snrartoaw* datod JiPy It. 2000 POR 4— IOLS COUNTY. araarad r Out Caaa No 00 CA It advance lo the Region 3 FLORMA 14D d to*Ood Cowl d to* t(TH *1 re estate or PRORATE OWMOR Judad Cvcul (I andlor StMMOLE Tournament (Southeast) starting HAYM0N0L H0PKM9 FBi N* 44711-CP Coway Sarrtord Ftonda. I ad sadto Thursday In DeLand. (4 RE ESTATE OP Post 53 has probably had the nones or AOMN4TMnow LISTEN toughest draw In the tourna­ NOU Coway T*w w n a w n «r g» m|X at 32771. Sammoto Cdsmry WOTlCt OPAC4BMBTRAT10R 101 N Pw* Avanua ------------ment. havtng faced three teams h a t m o n o i h o w o m B. a n fctn. Cov*«wa Wad Fiwt Door an Ftonda. at II00 am wi to*» My Fl* fkankar oo-*ft4O ’, ■ g a g with a combined record at 103d*pa.d 1 1 0 0 am ontoalldday J04CM4 MUST! M al ' ■n to* Can* Coat, tor Sunn ' d Augud. 2000. toa fcdumng Nieitoer00-711-CP. ■ 32. Oour*y. Honk. hutuM 0*w* rtaitvBsd praparty aa* Sarto n toa Onus Cowl tar In the opening game. Trevor r » Mu m or b*kt>wPO Draur erdar d Find Judgma* t youfo loo*mg for the beat decH on rno ooocfi late a loo* ai n JA* t ... *, Ldn.OaarAai.Urd IS. iocordLOT 41. CAROLYN ESTATES. G SwWtrt, rtoncta32777 Berryhill went the distance on Deouvoe Resort Now wiib LmCotyd o( rates n Morni BoqcI l liw beoutifiJ AceoRoma to the plat Th* nama and add*** at I ng totoapw toarad aa raoordmto the mound, giving up four runs THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT PM Book 34. Pag* SS. PuMc lV»onat RacrasawaWi’a and I noid s corhenenry located between Ft Laud>,vilakj cvxl ^VI^» bid BOOK 21. PAGE M. PUBLIC on seven hits and walking none Raoord* d Sammoto Coiady. Airports With the shops at Bai Harbour on one s«ju. and tlw •;( a.'y South RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ Ftonda ns Sanford defeated a tough Bay Beach scene on the other Where the onry thmg wo cMitlcx* r, lt*j o>j >r i TY. FLOROA DATEDenAugud 1.2000 AU WTERESTED PERSONSARE County Post 375 team. 6-4. Aa MTERESTEO PERSONSARE Datodtut Id day d Augud. 2000 (SEAL) MOTIFttO THAT (CMCUIT COURT SEAL) NOTIFIEDTHAT I parson* on mhamtat notea a S4ARYANNE MORSE Angelo Retraces and Eric Maryam* Moraa Al porem an *homtod nrttoo d Clarkd toaCkcMI Court Schmook hit home runs In the h*v* obyartiona tool Ctorkd to*Ckcul Cowl By Mary Stongia cTwAang* to*vabMy of to*WK to* vaarRy d to* ud. toa Dapidy Clark of N Paraonal victory on Thursday. DopWy Ctork d toa parent r*praDamon M El*. Eto** Sanabrla went the first six or kktoddton d THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVO J non ol tsa Cowl ara raqiarad toMa Satom. Soon SMdaan, PA tow Court at* raqdrad to (to to** STERN. PA. innings, with Patel working the lhair ottaclton* into ton* Court P O Bos KIM okyacaon* urtto tod Cowl WTTHM ATTORNEY FOR PLAMT1FE WITHN THE LATER or THREE Tvnpa. Ftortda33MI seventh and eighth Innings and THE LATER OP THREE MONTHS •01 S Unrvanay DrtvoSWto500 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF PuMdiAugud S. 11.2000 Meyers hurling the ninth Inning AFTER T X DATE OP THE FIRST toardaaon. FL SUM Tt* FOIST PUBLICATION Of THS 0ER41 6701 Cobra Avenue PUBLICATION OP TFVS NOTICE (*44)2334000 NOTICE OR THRTY DATS AFTER for the save In the wtn over Palm M o m Boocn. a 33141 •(306) 866*511 OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE *8 taOMIQEH) TME DATE Or SERVICE Of A DATE OF SERVICE OF ACOPY OP Myou w* aparaonarthadMaWy Beach. M THE CMCWT COURT POM corr of tw3 notce on them. THIS NOTICE ON THEM I COUNTY, AI aadton at to* dacwdtnt and Berryhill hit a home run. while ontortopartUpas*ki Vi*pracaadkig BOA otowr parsons having claim* or Code HI or youwa woaad, d nooodtoyou. to Anthony DlFonso went 2-for-3 CMLOVMON to* piuyMton d cartato aaddanoa CAM NO. (4477-CA-140 on whom a copy ol Vs* notoa la with and RBI, Jake Davis waa 2Plaaa* contact to* oMIoa d to* Ida* mo*paau*twod<* LASALLE NATIONAL BANK. A Court AdmlnldraSor. SEMINOLE for-3 and Chris Krall was 1-fordata ol Via Srst puMcabon ol rs* TRUSTEE, County Courthouse, al 40T-444 3. scored two runs and stole 4227 wWmtoo (2) aurtung day* d Court WITHIN THE LATER OF three bases. yowrace**d Ns Node*d Bala; 1Court W ITHIN THE LATER Of M ICHAEL F BUCK; CONNIE JO THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ BUCKrvVaCONNIE JO DaSHANE. THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 400-*55-4771 (TOO) tor hawing DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ knpatrad or 1-100-445-4770. vM TIONOf THIS NOTICE ORTHRTY dal TIONOF THIS NOTICE ORTHBTTY FtortdaRatoy Saws DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 6ER Family Owned Business For 28 Yt DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ PuktohAugurit.il. 2000 Norm OP SALE VCE OF ACOPY OF THIS NOTICE VICE OF ACOPY OF THS NOTICE OCR-44 PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4S ONTHEM NOTICE IS HEREBY OTVEN pu- ON THEM At odiar cradiors d *w dacadanl Aa otoor cradtar* d toa daoadart and parsona having claim* or auadtoanOrdar or Summary Find Bl THE CMCUT COURT judgmanl d toradoaura datod Jdy and paraon* having claim* or OPTNI EMMTISNTH agakM toa dacadanf* 31, 2000. and a n la ra d m Caaa N o. l mat toato atta todr dam* Mh I* Court WITHIN THREE klONTHS 94427-CA-14Q d to* Cfecdl Court AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST d toa Eldaaartti Juddd Ckcul In court WITHIN THREE MONTHS ORANGE CITY SANFORD DELTONA COUNTY, and tor Samrnd* County. Ftortda. AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATIONOF IMS NOTICE. 1693 S. Vbtum Avc. 2408 S. French Ave. 1884 Elkham Blvd. W h aram LASALLE NATIONAL PUBLICATIONOF THS NOTICE. ALL CLAMS, DEMANDS AND (994)778-7*71 Aa CLAMS. OCMAMM. AND CML ACTION (497)321-9939 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WEL BA14LASTRUSTEE. N PtoMRand kVCHAEL F. BUCK. CONNC JO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WU. NO.: M-44S-CA BE FOREVER BARRED JAICS S NUTTER ACCMPANY Horn: Moik-Pft i Tha data d toa M PuMcakon ol BUCK mV*CONME JO OaBHANE; BE FOREVERBARRED PMnM Th* dd* d too Ird puMcolan d STATE OPFLORDADEPARTMENT Via nokoaisAuguat S. 1000. OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES; 44*NaioaWAugud 4,2000. v*. STATE OFFLORKMDEPARTMENT WALTERR JOHANSEN JR, d *L CRYSTALC---------Ditontongs) OF REVENUE: UNKNOWN TEN­ O UR W O O O P.H O W Ea 4011 E. AppSdonPlaca BANKOF AMERICA. NA. NOTKSOPSALS ANT NO. 1; UNKNOWN TENANT Tucaon. ArtronaBS73S rw o o c # h mnojf gnvn I m , pm* 200ParkAvanuoSouto NO. S: and ALL UNKNOWN PAR­ ROSEMARY B. FOLDY FourthFloor auad to a Find Judgmanl d Utomaytor Paraonal ttopraaamaWa TIES CLAOONQ INTERESTS BY. Foradoawa or Order dried JWy si, WWWPark, a *2740 THROUQK UNDERORAOAMSTA kria DsLoachBryars NAMED DEFENDANT TO TWS 2000, anlarad inCM Caaa Nuntar Torto* Bar No. 01S464S 0D40SCA-14-a toto*Ckod Cowl ACTION. OR HAW4Q OR CLAMktonaonABryarS ING TO HAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE to r Baraka**County. Ftortda. aVtaraROBERT K. MrtNTOBK Eaqrtra 201 SoutoOrlandoAvanua ki JAMESS. NUTTER ACCMPANY OR INTEREST M THE PROPERTY FtorktoBwNo. 374)02 Law360 HEREIN DESCRIBED, ar* datarv STENSTROM. MdNTOSH. COL- ik to* PMnM. and WALTER R WSar Park. Ftortda33700 dansa. I wB aal to to* Ngwd and 4ERT. WHQHAM4 8BMONS. PA. JOHANSEN JR . d kL. ar* to* raUphona (407)7*0-S005 11 407)740-5029 d to* Bamtoda County Swdord. FL S2772-4440 •uUMftAuguri S, 13. 2000 SOI N. Park Avanua. Tdaytoena: 407/322-2171 JER4B Lot If. Stack M. CARRIAGE HU Bantord. Oaninda County. Ftortda, PuMdiAugud S. IS. 2000 UMT NO. S. aoootdng to to* Rd M1100 ododl am ontoalid day DERM M TH E CtofCUrT COURT d Augud, 2000. to * to d oum g toarad recorded In PM Book 15. OP THBI10M TESNTH Pag** M and 27. d to* PiAAe daaertoad proparty aa aal torto to BiTMORCWT COURT judicuu. coscurr add Oidwor Final Judgmard, tovrtt d 8*mkM* County, OPTHS ism M AND FOR LOT 421. bar*LwoodndaauMrt[ COUNTY. don. ACCORDMO TO THE PLAT d pddc aola. totoaNgiad andbad bkktor. tor oadv d to* Wad Front THEREOF AS RECOROCD M m Door. SOI North Pork Avanua, PLAT BOOK 3 . PAGE 44. PUBUC )■00-CA m 14-4 Sardard. FL 32771, Ftortda, d 11D0 OF SnONOLE COUN­ NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. RECORDS TY. FLOROA. am, on to* 2*to day d AuguaL NA AS TRUSTEE FOR I youaraa paraonarthadaabMy CAM MO: MCA IS 140 CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF 1,2000. STATE STREET BAM( AMI TRUST BACO L INC.. SERIES 1W42 Uarywna Moraa ordar to pandpato to Na praoaad- COM PANY. AS TRUSTEE AND NOT CLERK OPTHE ORCUIT COURT Ing, you ara ardSad. d no ood to M ITS MNVIOUALCAPACITY By MarySUmpa totoapraidtond cartatoaaaWPLAtoTlFF Warn UNOAM. LAFRANCE A/K/AUNOA you, M. Odaon SAsiotMN* lanoa. Plaaa* contort to* Court al VS. MARLENE LAFRANCE. ANY 40T-323-4S10wN*i two(3) woktog 1 210 Souto Myrtto Avanua, BUM UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF UNOA M. day* d your raoaipl d jfr MoSog; ■ CAROUNE OUORUN NOAKER V 104 Front or rssr Disc LAFRANCEAWA UNOAMARLENE mai inil hMrlfxi of voiomknot^n^L UVINQ, ANO IF DEAD, THE Ctowvntor. Ftonda3S754-S44S INSTALLED $ 9 9 .0 9 or Drum LAFRANCE. WILLIAM STEVEN of FtortdaRday Barvtoa(800) t64 UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. Most C art____ Tn accortwic* dta to*American* From *44.96 tnstal nsw spsik ptugs, most DEVISEES. ORANTEES. MESSER. ANY UNKNOWN 4770. Fram884J 8 WM Dint dill AO. p a ra o n * to need Pickups 4 Vknt., ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. 4 cyt. stsc. tngxars, * 8 6 SPOUSE OF WILLIAM STEVEN Rssurtoos Drum* Datod al Bantord, Ftortda. on CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANOAa d a **sSd acoornmoddton to par4 Wlwst Align....... .94999 MESSER. MAUVM A BURRELL Augud ki tolapraoaadngshad. Wh­ or Rotors 1.2000. OTHER PARTIES CLAMPIQ AN in aavan AND BEVERLEY J. BURRELL. (7) day* prior to any praMAFtYANNE MORSE MOSTCARS INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNDER Datondanl(i). A*dark. Oroutt Court ORAOAINST CAROLINE OUORUN OBoad toaOowL BamtodaCowky N O n C B O P tA L l II11 I H A H I . I '. I I l I I I t ByMary Strov* NOAKER UNKNOWNBPOUM OF NOTICE laghantool pursuant toa AaDaputyClark urtooua*. SOI NortoParkAvanw. CAROLINE OUORUN NOAKER IF Final Judranarto In toa aboradytad SMITH4 HLATT. PA. ntora, Fl S277I. Idaphona ANY; OREEN TREE FINANCIAL 407445ISSO. TOO 1-4004544771 caaa In toa Circus Court d toa Aaomayslor ptamaa CORPORATXM; JOHN OOE ANO or 14004644770 vMFloridaRday BgVaerth Juddd CTOd Inandtor 2MI Ead OaklandPark JANE DOCAS IMCNOWN Saminda Covr*r, Ftortda. In aMch W TENANTS to POSSESSION Norwaat Bar* Mnnaada. NA a* 4.1X2000 DEFENOANT(S) PutSdiAugud Truataa For CartRcrtto Hotoars d PuUMiAugud4.tS.2000 DCR4T NOTICE OP SACO I. Inc. Sanaa 1SS42 to toa VOek>V* l d tl n t ‘if e s BRIEFS 89 T ir e & M u ffle r 3 Locations To Serve You TUNE-UPS *zsirsi a m *16“ ALIGNMENT Za* �Svmmote H*r»kJ. Sanford, Florida ■Sunday, August 6, 2000 LEGALS ■N TH E CO UNTY COURT O f THE EIGHTEENTH j u d ic ia l c m c u t , MANOFOR 6CMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO .: 00-CC-17M 70-R ALATAYA W OOOS HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC . ■ Flcnda nckIw fflA l corporation, Plemtifl va CMRI5TOf*H£R JAM ES KLOPP and a* unknown ham day's*** grant***. and aa unknown or unr*cordad mlarastt which may N o n c e Of ACTION TO CHR ISTO PH ER JAM ES KLOPP LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 106? QYW N CIRCLE OVIEDO. FLORIDA 32765 ANO ANY ANO A U UNKNOWN OR UNRECORDED IN TER ESTS WHICH MAY EXIST YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vwl an action lor torodoaur* of auattm ark k*n on Vw toaowfng praparty in Sammol* County. Fioridi Lot 67, ALAFAYA W OOOS. PHASE I. UNIT B. aooordmg lo kte plat ktere d a t recorded to ptet book 31. pag*S 66-86. pubkc racorda ol Sammuto County. Florida tiaa b**n Mad egsmsi you and you ar* r*qu**d lo a*nr« an An*w*r or wrttan datinaai wMi Vw C a n ol Vw Court, Samnoia County. P O Dr*w*r C. Sanford Honda 32771, wahn 30 days from Via tral dal* oI pubkcaaon and on PMnMTs attorney NICOLE J FERRARA. Esqura. 231 N E hranho* Boulevard Sida 206. Orlando. Florida 32804, oVwrwia* a dafaril wd b* am*r*d aganat you lor Complant DATED on Fw 18m day ol Jdy, 2000 (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O F THE COURT Karan Blaksty Dsputy Clark NOTIFICATION V you at* a paaon wan a riaabtey •no naada any aooommodaOon m ordsr lo partiapala In Vaa proceed Mg, you ar* anttted. at no coal lo you. to Vwprovwicndoattaki lane* Plans* ADACoordmalor al Ih County Court, al 301 N Park Avanu*. Sanford. Ftonda 32771, at (407)323-4330. w*hm two working days ol your racaqk ol RSs Nolica. R yuu »■• hearing or vofc* tnpaaad. cal 1-600-955-6771. Pubk.1 Aky 23. 30. and August 6. 13.2000 DCO-200 M TH E C M C U T COURT O F T3H DQHTEENTM JUOKULL C M C U T M AND FOR [C O U N TY , JO E ROBERTS. IrxSvtduaSy and a* Trua lti. BLAIR INVESTM ENT PROPERTIES. INC.. BOBBY BLAIR. JAMES K. SHEA, and JANE DOE w d JOHN DOE. unimoam lane* Piaa** contact Court admai rurttar 301 N Park Avanu*. Su** N301. Sanford Ftonda 32771. 1407)323-4330 art 4227. wkhm 2 working dart ol your rarsapt ol It** nobc* ol toraclrwura aal*. i you ar* haanng Impairad. cal 1-600 866 87711 t you ar* vole* enpairad, cal 1-800-865 8770 (COURT SEAL! Maryann* Morse CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterti Michaai W Odowythanko. E n y m Butiat 4Hotch, P A 3186 South Conway Road. Sun* E Orlando. FL 32812 Anomay tar Mamin Pubkah Arty 30. and August 6 2000 DC0 3 4 3 VI TH E C M C U T COURT IN ANO FOR M M M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A M NO: OO-CA-W O-IS-K COUNTRYW IDE HOME LOANS. INC . a Naw York corporation. Plaint*. vs MICHAEL P GCKNOS UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MICHAEL P GOINGS UNKNOW N TEN AN T I UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and any unknown hairs, d* in * »* grant*** creators. and othar unknown panon* or unknown ipou*** Claarvng by. rtvough and undsr any ol Ih* sbdva-namad Datandant*. BIHMaRar *000751 N O T K t OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE I* haraby grvan mat Via undatalgwd Clark ol the Canal Court ol Samtaeta County. Ftonda. w* on m* 22 day ol August 2000. al 1100 O'ctock A U V ila Waal hunt door ol Ih* Sammote County Courthoua* n Sanford. Ftonda. olfar tor sato and sal at pubkc outcry to Ih* hrgw ri and boat bfddar tar cash, m* taftowsiQ-daacitMd property a*u*i* to Banknote County. Ftonda Lot 8. Block A. FERN TERRACE, according lo Via piat Vwraol at rsoordad n Put Book 11. Pag* 28. Pubkc Raoordt ol Sansnoia County. pursuant to tbs Final Judgment srasrad In a eaaa parking to aafd Court Vw atyto ol Which la n*eaMd WITNESS my hand and oltiowi seal ol sato Court Vks 21ot day ol July 2000 R you ar* a parson wkh a drsabkky •too naadt any accommodation to order to partopaw to Rat proceed­ ing. you ar* antalad. al no coat to you. to N provision ol oartato aatetano* Ptoas* contact Court erinkttrirttor, 301 N Park Avenue. Srita N 3 0 I. Santord. Ftonda 32771. (407)8654227 aid 4227. wktwi 2 worktag dayt ol your race** ol toft none* ol torsetosurs salt: R you at* hearing Impaired, cal 1-800865 ■771; R you are vote* impaired, cal 1-800-855-6770 (CO UR T SEAL) Maryann* Mors* CLERK OF TH E CIR CUIT CO UR T B y Mary Sbuup* Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PUUNRFF Chnatophar T. Fuktwt Ruler •Hatch. FA 31861 . Carwray Rd . Ste E Oftands, Ftonda 32812 (407)381-6200 PddahJdy 30. and Augual 6,2000 DEO-244 r14V-f*K Court OI fli e m u In and tar Seminole Coaky. Ftortda. wharam JO E ROBERTS. M AduaBy and aa TruMaa. Pieman, and B LAM M VESTM EN T PROPER­ TIES, *4C . BOBBY BLAIR. JAMES K. 8HEA. and JANE DOE and JOHN DOE. imknoam tenant*, ara datanI wd aa« to tie Nghkri and beat biddar (or c u h , N ciI m Bona, ifti tala a ll ba hold at Sammola County Courtaouaa. 301 N. Park Avanua, Waal Door. Santord. Ftonda al 11:00 o'ctock am ., Via 17th day ol AuguaL2000. Via toiowkig daaertbad proparty aa aal lurvi In Via Final Judgement to wk: Lot 27. Block I, BUNLAND ESTATES. Amended PlaL aooordmg toVwptatVwmdaamoordadlnPIri 12. Paget 1 and 2. Pubkc ol Banknote County. Ftonda. ^ Tn aooordanoa Mh Via Americana wMi DtaabMtaaAct paraona nearing apadri auommodakat k>parkrkata n mu pcocBionQ m ow oonua ■*• MMdud or agancy senring roue*, no lator Van aavan f7) day* prior lo Via ptocaadmg al Via addran gtaan cn m* notto* Tatophon* 1-600-855■771 (TOO) 01 1 800-866-8770. via Pi ** -i - - • . rKKlCwl DMftrtQB1 . DATED Vila 21*1 day ol July. 2000. MARYANN MORSE CLERK By. Mary 8koupe Deputy dark Amdd. Makwny AEagan, PA. 801 N. Magnoka Avanua, Suk* 201 Orlando, Florida 32802 1407)64I t 650 Pubkah: Jd y 30. and Augucl 6.2000 OEO-242 9P0R [C O U N TY , C A M NOl 86-CA-1866-14-K UNITED COMRAMES LENDM O CORPORATION. DONALD L. ROBINSON: CELIA ROBINSON: TH E M OEPENOENT SAVINGS PLAN COMPANY, and unkfMMn namoftfli at unfcfkQiM PiV kte ew^^wl a g^Wkl PkP wM VM RR9RsWBnF tpouaaa rtaantog by, nrougp and taidat any el Vi* above namad obfamad wR b* used tot Vial pur pOM Datod Ih* 2 IP day ol M / 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Ctork ol C«cu4 Court By Mary Stm pa Deputy Ctort. C O O L IS 6 STAWIARSKI, P A 4010 Boysroul BouWvanl Sue* *50 Tamp*. FL 33807 Tafaphone (8131877 8008 CSSa 10000888 Pubaah July 30. and Augual 8 2000 O f0246 IN TMt ORCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUINCtAL CIRCUIT Of FLORIDA WAND FOR SIMMOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CAM NO. 00-717 CA 14 K CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION BRIAN K SUGGS and DEBRA L SUGGS, etai N O T K t OF FORECLOSURE SALE None* la haraby gwan Vial pur­ suant to Rial Fatal Judgment ol Foradoaiaa dated JiRy 21,2000. mid masted n end cat* msuper 00-717 CA 14 K. of toe Carom Court of l a 1181 Judicial C*ci*l m and lor Sammola Coctofy. Ftonda. whaisto CHASE MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION is Plambfl and BRIAN K. SUOQS DEBRA 1 SUGGS. War* Datandsnfdl, I wR **« to Via hghsst and best bidder tor cash al Ih* was! front door ol R » Sarmnofa County courthouta In Santord. Sammot* Coimly. Ftonda. at 1100 A M an fw ITVi day ol August. 20 Vw teaming dascrt iad property at sat forth to u d Final Judgmam. to w « Lot 8. BLOCK 22. H E FTIE R HOMES HOWELL PARK SECTION ONE. aooordng to Ri* pfal VwrEol as recorded to Plal Book 13. pagaS 45 THROUGH 46. Pubkc Racorda of Samnoto C orny. Ftonda NOTE P inuanl to ba F w Debt Collacnon Prachcaa Act you ar* KTYisaa trial will mub t o ■ qmxtwo to ba a dabl coSaefor aflamptaig to cc*l cl a dabl and any Mormaaon ouamad wR ba utad tot mat purpoaa. Dated m a ilp d a y o f JMy. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol CircuR Court By Mary Shoito* Deputy Clark COOILIS 4 STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Sues 450 Tampa. Ftonda 33607 Talaphona (413)877-6008 P u tM iJu fy 30. and August 8. 2000 DEO-247 M T M O R CU TT C O UR T OFTNB16TN O FFLO R B M M AND FOR [C O U N TY JU O K IA L C M C U T OF FLORIDA M A N O FO R [C O U N TY Na. 06-183 C A 14 Chase Corporation. CAM HO. M R CA 14 K Chat* Manhattan Mortgage Peggy Oquriante. at al Douglas W. Ofay, Sherry 8. Gray. M il. NOTKt OF Nokoa la haraby gfvan 8uL purauarn to that Final Judgment ol Forectoeura dated July 21,2000, and entered to d v l cat* number 00-383 CA 14, ol Vw Ckcuk Court ol Ri* 1Mh Juriaal O r curl to ws) tor Samnoft County. Florida, whereto CHASE MANHATTAN M ORTGAGE CO R ­ PORATION, la PlaMRI and Peggy flrydlsnta.__ _ unknown parson(t) In poaaaaatan el V a aubNci real prop­ erly. 81; NOCCantor tor AlonMPta Sokjkone to Houalng ol Ortando. toej Sunbuat Bank CankM Honda. NA. Mtara D*f*nd*rS(>), I *M aal to Ria 11111J - |-|i - -* » I| , L I . , L u r * M-. w| rwyrHWK SU I*PM DMXMn KMClwl M Mkmi i u M r ml1 l in n i b W w*BB *ii UTOfl OOOf j m Me n l. Ol jM P«nWMD*> County Courttiouaa In Santord. 110000 AM on Via 17Vi day ol August. 2000, VM loflovrtng dtaerttod property as sal forth to said Final Judgment to *Ht: U* 8. BLOCK T CARRIAGE HAL UNIT NO. 2, acoorOng to tie p ill Riarsd a* raoordad In Ptal Book IS. pkpk(*l 16 and 17, O F TH E Pubkc Records al Stmtoata County, N O TE: Piftuam to Vis Fair Debt Cokaeuon Pracucat A d you ara r*. t a a i l U * >- - i •— m VHQ mn| n l WM li'nU 1 .4OMmiO coked a dab and any hdormokon oblatoad wR be uaad tor Rial purM TH E C M C U T CO UR T Courthouta to Sanford Ftonda. Sammol* Courtly. Ftonda. at 110000 AM on the 17m day ol August 2000. Ih* tallowing rtsfcrtoad property at sal tanh to ta d Ftoal Judgment to wn Lot 21. BLOCK 11. NORTH O R IANO O RANCHES SECTIO N 10. accordmg to Via plat marul at raenrttod in Mat Book 13 p*g* 32 AND 33 Pubkc Records ol Sammoto County Ftonda NOTE Pursunnl to me Fa* Del* Coeechon Practicat A d you are Bdviand hurt Va* law ton a d»»m*d to ba a data coaector anampttng to Datad Via 21N day ol Jd y. 2000 M ARVAW E MORSE Clark ol Ctrcuk Court By Mary Stroup* DaputyClarti C O O U S 6 STAWIARSKI. P A 4010 Boyaooul Boutoyard. Su n 450 Tampa. FL 33607 Talaphona: (613)677-a006 CSS*10-00-0418 P iR M iJd y 30. and Augual 6.2000 DEO-245 B l TH E CBICUfT C O UR T O F TH E 16TN NOTKt OF None* I* hereby grvan mat pur­ suant to Rial Fatal Judgmam ol Foredoom datad July 21. 2000, told marad to cM caaa number 00*8* CA 14 K. ol Vi* Ckou* Court ol Via 18th Judicial Qrcuk to and lor Oafftnof* County. Ftonda, wharam CHAM MANHATTAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. I* Plaintiff and Dnu^aa W. Gray; 8hany S. Gray. The Croaatoga MaaNr CommaRy ctaKon, Inc.; LMawood ai Vw Inc, War* OatandanRs), I wR aal to Rw hfghaal and bad w u * tor cash M Rwwaal front door ol Via Sammot* County Courthouta to Santord, Ftortda. Samavjl* Courky, Florida, al 11.-00:00 AM on Vw 3rd day ol Oetotaar, 2000. Rw toRowtag daaertbad properly aa aal forth to sard Ftoal Judgmam. to wit: UR 180, BLOCK B. LAKEWOOO AT THE CROSSINGS UNIT TWO. •ocordtog to Via plal VwrEol as recorded to Plat Book 33. pagaS 48 THROUGH 63. OF THE Public Raoordt ol Samtoola County. Ftortda NOTE: Pursuers to Vw Fan Debt CoRacUon Practicat Ad you ar* adrtsad Vwl Vks lawlrm ta dssmad to ba k dabl coksctor avampkng to ooSscl ■ debt and any kkunnabuii obtained wR ba uaad tor Vwl purpOM. Dated Vw 21 day d July, 2000. MARYANNE MORSE Clarfc ck Ckouk Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Out COOILIS 4 STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boytcout Bodevard. Suk* 450 Tkmpa. FL 33607 Tatophon*: <613)677-6008 C4S410-00-1664 PubtahJiky 30, and Augud 6. 2000 DEO-244 M THE CMCUT COURT OF THE 16TN OFI Bl AND FOR I COUNTY NOTICE OF NOTICE N haraby ghan Vial tie undarwgnad Clark el Via CkoiRI Court d Samtaela Couky. Ftonda. aM on tie 2 M day el Augual, 2000. rn It DO a m , m Vi* waal Irani door ol t « Bemktota Cmavy CourVtouee sutory to tae lUajitauMM' iw irp o n , M o n c io r VS. R08ERT W- KELLY and KATHERINE L KELLY A/K/A KATHARINE L KELLY, d aL. Let 8. LAYO WOOO. aoootring to vw pw fwseei ee teeerted m f w “ 1 14. Pas* M , PiAdc Raeordi el Nokoa R haraby gfvan 8iaL purauanl to Rial Fatal Judgm ad ol tyt1.M 00.and to cm caaa nuntaar 2000- C A *2614 K. ol taa Caeul Coiat el F a I6 ti Aakrtal c a o d In and tar • M n e li County, RoiUa. wdxuin W ITNESS my hand and oR ohI aeM el arid C a u l fka >1d day r i JriR mortgage electronic regis ­ tration SYSTEMS. INC., H NOTICE OF Noaoa to haraby grvan mat purwarn lo that Final Judgmam ol Jdy 21,2000. and to cM caaa nuntotr M CA 1680 14K. al Vw Ckcul Court ol to* 14*i Judicial Circuit to and lor MORT­ GAGE. INC., to Platoon and ROBERT W. KELLY. KATHERINE L. KELLY M U A KATHARME L KELLY. KEYBANK NATIONAL ASSOCIA­ TION F/K/A KEY KAMI OF NEW ------ 1---------K - l ■ -----------------------i l - j a -------- IN THE CMCUIT COURT OF THE 16TM JUDICIAL CMCUIT OFFLOROA MANOFOR SCIMOLE COUNTY OENERAL CAM NO. 86KA-2246-14K PRINKIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE. In c, VS RICHARD J TRUEML end PATRICIA TRUEHL. « d . NOTKt OF FORECLOSURE SALE Nonce w haraby gfvan Vwl. pik•uant to Vial Final Judgmam of Nrademaa dated Jiky11.2000, and amatad to civ* caaa nurrkwr B6-CA224614K. of vw Cacu* Cowt ol Vw 18m Judicial Ctrcuk to and lor Bamnofa Coimfy. Ftonda. wharam PRINCIPAL RESIDENTIAL MORT OAOE. INC. w PUrmtfl and RICHARD J TRUEHL. PATRCIA TRUEHL. THE CROSSING MAS TER COkMJNITY ASSOCIATION INC , HIOOEN VILLAGE CONDO MINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . A DISSOLVED CORPORATION W*m Dsftndarkfi). I wa **• to Vw fagywd and bad bfddar tor caah d Vw west Irom door ck Vw Sammol* Crxrty courthoua* to Santord. Sansnoia County. Ftonda. d 1 1 0 0 AM onto* ITT day of Augual 2000, twtoaowmg dasertwd praparty aa ad torth m sard Fmd Judgment, to wk CONDOMINIUM UNIT 153. BUILD INQ 60. OF HIDDEN VILLAGE CONOOMMUMS. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONOOMINIUM RECORDED MARCH 22. 1865. IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1624. PAGE 1561 THRU 1767, ANO AMENDMENTS THERE­ TO. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TOGETHER WITH ALL APPURTE­ NANCES THERETO ANO AN UNDI­ VIDED INTEREST W THE COM­ MON ELEMENTS OE SAID CON­ DOMINIUMAS SET FORTH M SAID DECLARATION A/K/A 644 BAKEWELL COURT. *104. LAKE MARY. FLORIDA 32746 NOTE Piaauam to 8w Fan Dab* Coaaction Prachcaa Act you ara •ovuao miv uw iwm m ottfruu to ba a ddk nWtctoi aBanpdng to coMck a dabl and any totarmaton otkatoad wk ba uaad tor Vwl purPOM, Dated tw 21d day d Jiky-2000 MARYANNE MORSE Clark at Drcuk Court By Mary StroikM Deputy Clerk COOILIS 4 STAWIARSKI. PA 4010 Boy SocM Boulevard Sua*450 Tampa. Ftonda 33407 Tdaphon* (613)677-6006 C4SftO-03823 PubkdiJiky 30. and Augud 6. 2000 DEO-250 OF TMB BKIHTKSNTM JUOKLAL CMCUIT MANOFOR [COUNTY. CflrtL ACTION CA D M M H 1 44 WELLS FAROO HOME MORTGAGE. INC . F/K/A NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC.. va. LENNORRIS MURPHY. SR . al al. N O TK t OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pmauanl u an Order Raadwdukng Foradotura Salt dated Jd y 16, 2000 and arkarad to Caaa NO. 861456 C A d Vw Cmad Court d Vw EIGHTEEN TH Ju d d d Ckouk to did tor SEMINOLE Courtly. Ftonda whereto W ELLS FARGO HOME M ORTGAGE, INC.. F/K/A NOR­ W EST M ORTOAOE. INC., I* Vw PlataUR and LEFMORRIS MURPHY, an.: M TH E CM CUIT COURT OF TH E EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C M C U T O f TH E 6TATE O f FLO R KA. M A N O FO R M M M O LE COUNTY C M C U T CIVK. CAM NO. E6CA-1 I f 7-I4A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK, •uocaaaor by merger wkh Fkd Union Nahond Bank d Ftonda MARGARET KATHRYN TOOO. r id . NOTKE OF FORECLOSURE SAL! NOTKE I* haraby pvan ptnuwk to * Summary Ftoal Judgmmi d Foradoaur* datad Jdy 2 1 . 2 0 0 0 . and amarad mCaaa No MCA 1287-14 P d ffw Crrcuf Court tor Sammol* Coimty. Ftonda. I wR **• to Vw hip. ad and bad (adder tor cadi d Vw Wad From Door d Vw Samnoto Cotmty Courthoua*. Santord. Ftonda. ri 1100 am on Vw ITVi day d Augud. 2000, VwkktowmgrikKikwd property a* tat torto msaid Sdnmary Fmd Judgmam Id a I and 2. Block *A\ L G STR IN OFFLLO W S BUOOIVISION at par plal Vwrsri as racordsd m Plal Book 1, Pkg* 82. d Vw PutWc Records r i Sammol* Coimfy Ftonda TO O E TH tn W ITH *4 Vw tavrav* marks now or harsattof eraclad on tw*. mmerri. ok and gas ndki and knkires now or harsahsi sllaohad to WITNESSmy hand and Vw I tow Court onJriy 24. 2000 ISCALI Maryann* Mors* Ctork d Vw Cacdl and Coimfy Court By Mary Sfrtup* Dapuly Ctark Garato D D*vn Esq HOLLAND 4 KNIGHT UP P O Bo. 3542 SI Patorrixvg FL 33731 (777)8867171 wkh Oubkkw* AcL a panon miwad d a special acoommodakon topartepet* mtowpracaadng or to accesa a court sarvic*. program or achvky MWC. wWan * raasonabs* km* prior to any pracaadmg or rw*d toaccaM a sarvic*. programor acOvky oorkad to* Admmwtraion Ofkca d to* Cowl 301 N Park Sarkord Ftond* 37771. totodmns raarkwr (407)323-4330. or 1-600 965-6771 (ThO) Of 1-800 8568770 (V). vw Ftonda Ralay Same* Pubkah July 30, and Augud 8 2000 DEO-257 M THE C M C U T COURT FOR M M M O LE COUNTY, FLORKM PRORATE DW W ON Fa* No 06-723-CF IN RE ESTATE O f M*bd Qfynos Th* M dwl Ofyno*. 06 723 CP. W pandng m Vw Ckouk Court tor Samrnota Coimfy, Ftonda. Probata Drvtaon. Vw addraa* d which la 301 N Park Avenue. Sanford. FL 32771 Th* name* and addr**« d Vw per­ ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Al parson* on whom tow nokoa • riwMnpk tw l akriky d Vw wd. kw q nhkraaons d kw parsond raprasarkaMa. vanua. or kmadcaon d Vaa Court ara nqusad to M* toes obyaokorw wkh tow Court WITHM THE LATER Of THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLI­ CATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THWTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTKE ON THEM. AM cradaor* d Vw daosdvk and «h*r panon* having claim* or demand* agamd dacadams adata on whom a oopy d tow nokca Is nokca mud «to towr dasiw wRi tow Court W ITHIN TH E LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TH U NOTICE OR TH M TY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH IS N O TK E ON THEM A» dhar cradton d Vw daoadam and panon* hiving claim* or Vamandt agamsi Vw dacadanri *4*d* nssM Ma toe* datna wkh tota Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PL*UCATION OF THIS N O TK E ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W IL BE FOREVER BARRED. Tlw d*l* d tot tkst puMKakon d tota Node* la Jdy 30.2000 Panond Raprasaikakv* Margsrd S. Hriton 5*1830 Tytar Si Hoayeood, FL 33020 Anomay tor Panond Rap.: E T Hurkar Eta HUNTER 4 HUNTER. P A 1830 Tytar » Itotywood, FL 33020 Ftortda Bai No. 034147 PubtdiJ d y 30. and Augud 4.2000 DC 0-253 M TH 8 C M C U T COURT (C O U N TY, Ctark d Vw Ckcul Court ByMary Strain* Deputy Clark Echevarria EAiiactatai. PA P. O. Bo* 26016 Tampa. Ftonda 33622-6016 F88006477 B you ara a pataon w*h a ikaahkky who naada aooommodabon to order to pirtk.jpda to ike pracaadmg. you ar* arkdad al no cod to you, tot tw provwiton d oartato aaawlanca. Plaaa* oeraad Court AdnknMraltan d 201 N. Park Avenue. Sarkord. Ftonda 32771. lalapheni number (407)665-4227. wkhto 2 working day* d your r*ce*k d ffk* Roounwm; H heating Wpakak. (TDD) 1•00-065-4771 PdRdUdy 30. and Augud t, 2000 OEO-261 I-: V . ' r . • -* ANO Ned* a ua*m Raapmdvk N O TK t OF ACTION TO N eriaA Udard 1A Th* C dU gat Rrikmkta Ctata CTvrtwster W Suaaaa. UK. YOU ARE NOTIFIED tod an actam you ara r*ta*r*d to serve a copy d your Wtaten dstsnaas, k any ta k on Russa* E M/tard who** address a 800 Kmgsmri Cov* Apt 20* Laka Mary FL on « batata AUGUST 28 2000. and M* to* ongmd wkh to* Ctark r i tow Caeul Court at 301 HPSr* Av Santord F L 32771 batar* sarvic* on Pskkonar or immedwtefy toaraaflsr i you 1*4 to do to. s dated ! may be arkarad agamal you tor Vw rater dsmarstad m tos pak bon Copwt d a l court doamwmt in Vw case metering order*, ara lr* W M d to* Ctark d Vw C anri CodTS effta* Ybu may ra v w toasa rix u manta upon raqueri Ybu must teap tw Ctark d kw Cacu* Court ■ Otoe* nuldad d your ament eriksst (you may Ma Node* d Cutters Address. Ftonda Famky Form 12 a t!) Fuhm papers m tow tawsuk ad ba malted to kw addraat on record d kw ctark't otoca WARNING Bute 12285. Ftond* Famky lew Rika* d Procedure, d document* sne Fake* to oompfy can tesuk m sane Mon*, metering itemwi of nltiijm ru DATED Jd y 21.2000 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ■te. rswivy As---------D ntlrI t Wnm Dy OapdyCtark Pubteh Jd y X . and Augud 6 13. 20.2000 DEO 255 M TH* C M C U T COURT OF THE 1881 JUDICIAL CM CUIT M A N O FO R [C O U N TY. C A M NO. 06CA-M 8-14O B A MORTGAGE. LLC. successor by margw to NATtONSBANC M ORT­ OAOE CORPORATION DENISE R ADAMSON, d m . r i d . ). N O TK E IS HEREBY OTVEN pur *u*r* lo 8w Find Judgmam arkarad to tow cat* now panring to said Court, t a dyta d which Is todcated I wd aal to 8 « N d w d and bad bid­ der tor c a d i« Vw Wad Front Door d to* Bamkiota Courky Courthouta. 301 North Park Avenue, Sarkord. Ftortda 32771, ri 1100 am , on Vw 24Vi day d AugueL 2000, Vw M ow r»0 OM OM O prqpwny u M l tom pi •aid Order or Final Judpnert. tonat: LO T 14. DEER RUN UN IT 16A aooordng to Vw FLAT THEREOF. AS recorded to PLAT Book 36. AT PagtS 21-22, O F TH E Pikrtc Records d Semfnota County. Ftortda ORDERED AT Semtoota COUNTY. FLORIDA Vita 24to day d Jdy. 2000 iM y a m Aa Clerk. C ( kouk Court SEM VKXE. Ftortde By Mary SUoup* As Dapury Cterk 6PEAR 4 HOFFMAN 704 8ouki Dm* Ikghwsy Cord Gabta*. Floods 33146 Tttaphon* (306)6662296 to tow proceed ig should corked ADA Coordinator *1 X I N Perk Avenue. Suk* N , Santord. Ftond* 32771, el lead lira days prior lo Vw proceeding Telephone (407)3234130 E ll. 4227; I 800 8554 n i(T D O ). or 1 600 955-8770(V). vta Ftortde Relay Sarvlca >)e Pctoteh Jdy 30. snd August 8.2000 DEQ256 r i toterioaura dated July 21 7000 entered m CfvS Cat* No 88 1803 CA 14 K d to* Cacuk Court of Vw 16TH Judicial O cu k to and tor SEMINOLE County, SAntonl Florida. I wk sat to to* hr(fw*l and bm l t*rtri*i h r cash at ef Watt tmrk door of asirlhouta *1 Vw SEMI MOLE Courky Courthouta located al X I N Park Avanu* m Santord Ftond* a ftlO O a m am on to# 22 day d August 7000 to# totewvng sard Simmary rm d Judjyiwrk to wk LOT 814. R fVtR SIO l AT TWIN RIVERS UNIT IV B ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT ROOK *0 PAGES 83 THROUGH 85 P U B IK RECORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Dated tors 74 day d July 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) CtorV of kw O cu * Court By Mary Slraupa Dsputy Clark THE LAW O f E K ES OF DAVID J STERN PA ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Unharsky Dnv* Sow 500 rtoitetvm FL 33374 (8541233 8000 d!28M «lN CM | * you kte k pkrsnrt wkh k (Stab* Fy who na*ds any •orawnndmmn m ontar ta parkeipate m tow pra is*ring you *r* *mki*d d no rod to you to Vw pravwam of tartan ofhr* uf tw Court Arinmwfrsrtor SEMINOLE C o rky Com m ute, d 407 321-4.110 wkhm fwo (7) wr ng days d you* rata** d tow Note* d Sate. 1 800 855 8771 (TO O ) Iw haanng mperad or I800 855 6770 vw Ftond* RsUy Sankc* FtaTteh July X . and August • 2000 D E O 257 IN THE CMCUIT COURT OF TH* I8TH JUOFCUL CMCUT. M AFFOFOR M M M O LE COUNTY. FLORIDA OENERAL JURI80ICTI0N DFVI8ION CAM NO: 00 CA T84-14K ATLANTIC MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CORPORATION It AINI Ilf VS CHARLES l MCMULEAN JR AKA CHARLES LEWIS MCMLALAN IF LIVINO AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE HEIRS DEVISEES. ORANTEES ASSIGNEES lIINOUS CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND AU OTHER PARTIES Cl AIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST CHARLES L MCMULLAN JR AKA CMAJkES LEWIS MCMULLAN UNKNOWN SPOUSE Of CHARLES L MCMULLAN JR AKACMAf«.ES LEWIS MCMUUAN. IF ANY. MARI B MCMUUAN IF UWFO AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS TRUSTEES AND AU OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST MARI B MCMULLAN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MARI II MCMULLAN IF ANY STATE Of FLORIDA DEPART­ MENT Of REVENUE. LAURA MCMULLAN. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. JOHN DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENOANNS) N O TK t O f FO FIECLOSUW BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur tuark to ■ Summary Fmd Judjynark d toractotura dried Jdy 21. 2000 entered m Cfv* Casa No X CA 765 14K d Vw Cvod Court d toe T6TH Juricwl Crrcurl m and tor SEMINOLE County. Sanlwd. Ftond*. I wd tri to to# highari and bad (adder tor cash ri Wad kork door at th* SEMINOLE Coimly Courthoua* located ri X I N Pdk Av* m Sarkord. Ftond*. d I I 00 •in on Vw 22 d*y d Augud. 2000 sal torth in laid Sranmary Find Judgmatic to-wk: LOT 127. TRAAWOOO ESTATES. SECTION I RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 18. PAGES 27 4 28. PUBLIC RECORDS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Dated ton 21 day d Jdy. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Ctafk d Vw Ckcu* Court By Mary Sbcupa Oapufy Clark TH E LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN, P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S Urkversky Drive Suk* 500 Plantation, FL 33324 (954)2038000 00- 54170<rNMA)AMI 8 you *r* ■ parson wkh a riteb*ty who rw*d* any accommodalion ki ordri to participata In ton pro­ ceeding you ara entitled. *1 no cod to you. lo Vw pm ttton d certain *4in lin e * Pisaa* corned Vw offca d Vw Court Admmfskalor. SEMINOLE Courky CourthouM. al 40T-323-43X wkhm two (2) work­ ing days d your racaipl r i this None* r i Sate; 1 800 955 8771 (TO O ) tor hearing snparad or 1800-855-6770. via Ftond* Relay SifViGS, Publish Jd y X . and Augud 6. 2000 SECTION TW O ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THERE O f AS RtCOROCD IN PLAT BOOK X PAGES 14 ANO 35 PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLOfhDA Paiad ton I >1(My d August 2000 Maryanns Morse At Cterk ol said Court ByMary Strom* At D*pdy Cterk Thn note* n prawted purtuark to Arinmntisltv* Onter No 7 065 In acrardanc* wkh Vw Aynantam wkh Drsabkkwt Ad. k ybu ara a par ton wkh a riutriky who nawdt any order to parhn you an arkirtec) *t rm ow l to you, to pron Mona d cartam atsiklanca Pte*«« rrvkacl to* C om Arimmnlator m X I ftorth Park Avwru*. Sarkord Fl 32771. Phon* No (407)3214130 »>temmn 4277 wtawi ? trarkmg rteyt d yaw racaak d V « no*r* or ptearing. k you era haanng unpaired, cal 1-800 655 6 771 (TOO), k yew era vofc* snpwrwi ra l 1 800 855 8 770 (V ) IVta Ftond* Itotay S arw a tl V*rg** Tton 4 Kstoene PA 4000 FtaVyvmnd Ftodaverd Suite *75 6 Itoeyvrand Fl 3X21 Tdaphon* (8541#83 8883 Tddartmvte (954| M ) 7707 00 7183 ALS Putteh August 6 13 2000 Dirt « IN THE C M C U T COURT OF THE 1ITH JU O K IA L C M C U T. BEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA JUM BCFCTW N OFVrtiON CASE NO: 00 CA 878 14 O FIRST HORIZON HOME LOAN CORPORATION FKA FT MORTOAOE COMPANIES DTLA HOMEBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAVETIFI VS C A R lO S E UH Z1.IFLIW 4Q AND IF DEAD THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS DEVISEES G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES i l l HORS CREDITORS TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTER EST BY THROUGH UNOER O il AQAINST CARLOS E LEN/I UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CARLOS E H N /1 IF ANY, HOUSEHOLD I IN AN Cl CORPORATION III JOHN DOC ANO JANL DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEEENOANTlSl NOTKE OF FOFKCLOBLME SALE F40TKE IS HEREBY QIVEN pur •wars to a Swnnwry Fmd Judgnwrk d toradmura dated Jdy 31, 2000 arkarad mO F Cate No OOCA878 14 a ri to* O uri Court d tw 1BTH Juricwl Ocwt In v d tor SEMINOLE County. Santord. Ftonda. I wd ste tovw tagied and twsi bfddar tor cash ar fw triad kork door d Vw SCMWFOLE Couky CourtoouM located d X I N Park Avanu* mSarkord. Ftortda. ri I I 00 am on Vw 28 day d Augual 2000 sal torth m tad Summary Find LO T 31. BLOCK U. SUNLANO ESTATES. A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THE F t O f. RECORDED M PLAT BOOK It. PAGES 16 THROUGH 72. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM VKXE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA Dated ton IH day d Augud. 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Cterk d Vw C k a n Court By Mary Stroup* Dapury Cterk THE IAW OFFICES O F DAVID J STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l 8 Unfvanky Ortv* Sue* 600 Plantation. FL 33324 (854)2X8000 0O5342CKFTN) ‘ you era a panon wkh a riaab*fy who naada any * r ,rv rv te iw i ki ontar ta peradpkta ki 8k* procaadng you an antriad, M no coal to you. to tte (kditaxm d cartam d Va Court Adranwaator, SEMINOLE County Courtiouaa. at 407-685-4227 wkhm two (2) workdiyi ol your nctipt of thtt Nobca d Sate: 1-600 855 8771 (TOO) tor haarmg kntwkad or I800-855 8770. via Florida Ralay Same*. Pubteh Augud 8.13.20W DER-85 M TH E C M C U T COURT M A N O FO R BEMMOLE COUNTY. F U NO IN RE; ESTATE OF EARLD. GEORGE. t-C F FORMAL NOTICE To: O pd Georg*, car* d her ritorwy Gary Massay, Eequke I X Waal Carat Street Altamonte Bprfciga. Ftortda 327142502 Ftobarl K. McIntosh. Eaquas aa altomay tar Vw guarded d Opal Oaorga DEQ-2S8 M TH E C M C U T COURT O FTH B 18TH JU O K IA L C M C U T, 4i||A. a,»a •ng ud S .mtl c lit.fci-, r.-, h a *| n*gn#n pen mouNm Lu tot cun NORTH SECTION 2. ACCORORK) TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 16. PAGES N AND 38, Of THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIDA. A/K/A 615 BENEDICT WAY. CAS- M THE C M C U T COURT OF THE EKJHTIENTH JUOKIAL C M C U T M AN O FO R M M M O LE COUNTY. FLOROA C A M NO P 6 M -n i8 4 H -L Russel E Mdard data of to* krd pubkcaaon of iw kathy a . murphy n /k/a wad Irort door d Vw SEMINOLE Couky CourThoua*. aantoid, Borlda d 11:00AM, on Vw 24Vl dvy d *.^ ^ * r » ftff ftf InknwkiQitakritwi) praparty aa *d torth to aald Ftod Judgmam: LO T 26, 26,6BLOCK D. SUMMERSET A COPY OF TH IS NOTICE ON THEM ah n n tr t in iu r i c* n* h m m iw h and parsons having claims or demands a g in tl Vw dacadant t astai* must Ms toetr rtamw wkh tots Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS N O TK t ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* data d to* Iksl PuhScahon d tow nonce it Jiky 30. 2000 PATRICIA A W EIL Pancnd R*prws*mjhv* 5030 Shan* Cacta Wkkar Springs Ftond* 32708 ROSEMARY S FOLOT Panonal Rsprasarkakv* 128 Brtdgawsler Court Longwood. Fhnd* 32778 Carla OsLoach Bryant Altomay tor Pdtoorwn nonda Bar Mo 0186545 Law Offkat d Carta DsLoach Bryan 1201 Souto Ortando Avanu* Suk* 350 Writer Park, fin d s 32789 Tsteytoon* (407)740 5005 Pubkah Lky 30 and August 8. 7000 DEO 254 il rvpr***rkBirvs's attorney ara sd KATHY A. HARRIS: TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE O F KATHY A MURPHY M U A JIMMY HARMS; ara Vw Ddandanw. I wd **■ to Vw BELBERRY.a 32707 FM M CM AL RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE. h e . rKaful w*neryi seal Fmd Judgment, to wk lor 404 ANO *08 FRANK L WOOORUFFS SUBDIVISION Of LANDS Of SOUTH SANFORD, accordmg to Ih* plat VwrEol at rsoordad to Pld Book 3. page *4. Pubkc Raconto ol Bammoto County. Ftonda NOTE Pursuers to Vw Fa* Debt CoSachon Practice* Act you ar* advised Vwl h t !*• krm it dsstnad to tw a debt roaactor anamptmg to ocdacl a data and any mtonrwhon obtonad wR ba utad tor Vwl purprrtt Oswd vw 21d (toy ol July. 2000 MARYANNE MORSE Clark ol O ort Court By Mary Stoxfw Dapury Clark COOK IS 4 STAWIARSKI PA 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Suk* 4SO Tamp*. Ftonda 33807 Tsfsctoon* (613)8776008 Pubam Jdy 30 and Augud 6. 2000 DEO 240 WITNESS MY HANO and Vw aad d Vaa Court on Jdy 24.2000 (SEAL) M CA 1686 14N taa. YORK. SUCCESSOR BY MCROER TO KEY BANK USA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, war* DatandarkU) I wR tai to Rw Nglwtl and bad tad dar tor cash at Vw was! from door d Vw Sammot* Counby Courthouse m Santord. Sammola Courky Ftonda. *1 1100 AM on Vw ITVi day Ik August. 2000. Vw IN RE: ESTATE OF LUCILLE ROSE RINOI m m m o u c o u n ty , N O T K t OF AD4M M T7U T)O N (MutaptaPR) Th* admkkdrdton d to* adata d LUCILLE ROSE RINGI. dacaaaad. Fla Number 00442-CP. d pandng ki Vw Ckouk Court tor Banknote Courky, Ftonda. Probata Otvtakm. Vw addraaa d which ta:PG. Drawer C, Sarkord, Ftortda 32772 Th* name* and a d ik s im d tos Parsond Rapraaorkaeiras and Vw Parsond Raprasarkatows dtorrwy m tit lorfi Mow, * ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT. A l paraona on whom tow nokca ta ho have abfadton* tost kw vmkdky ck to* W k. to* quaMieaiwn* d Vw Personal vanua. d (untdekon d tota Court v * raqdrad to M* Vwk attractions wkh tota Coikt W ITHM TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS NOTICE OR THIR TY DAYS AFTER TH E DATE O f SERVICE O F A COPY OF TH18 N O TK E ON THEM . d Vw on whom a copy d tow nokca I* d * » 4rat d tota Cow l W ITHIN TH E LATER O F THREE MONTHS AFTER TH E DATE O F TH E FM S T FUM UCATON O F TM B N O TK E OR TH M TY DAYS AFTER T W 0 A T 1 O F SERVICE O F l- JU R M N C TIO N n vM O N C A M NO: 861803 CA 14 K NATIONAL C/TY MORTGAGE COMPANY D B A COMMONWEALTH UNITED M ORTOAOE COMPANY A/K/A COMMONWEALTH UNITED MORTGAGE PLAINTIFF VS. DOUGLAS J. BALDWIN. IF LIVING. AND IF DEAD, TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. OEVISEE8. G R AN TEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREOfTORS, TR USTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIM N G AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DOUGLAS J. BALDWIN; DONNA U BALDWIN. ¥ LIVING, ANO IF DEAD. TH E UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. O R ANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENO R S. CREDITORS, TR U8TEE8 ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAJMMG AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DONKA M. BALDWIN; RIVERS10E A T TWIN RIVERS COM­ M UNITY ASSOCIATION. INC.; JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) N O TK E O F N O TK E I t HEREBY GIVEN put- IN TH E C M C U T COURT O f TH E 18TM JUOFCUL C M C U T, M A N O FO R ■CMMOLE COUNTY. FLORFOA c ivn . d fv m io n CAVE NO. 0 0 -C A 7 IM 4 G MORTGAGE ELECTR O N K REGISTRATION BYSTEM S. kfC. va. ROBERT G. HUNTSM AN; MARTHA A HUNTSM AN; UFMNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY N O TK E OF F0R ECL06UR E SALE N O TK E IS HEREBY GIVEN pmauanl to a Final Judgment d Foractoaua dated Jd y 31. 2000. and antarad ki C*s* No OO-CA711-140, d Vw Ckcul Court d Vw 18TH Juricwl Cktuk to and tar SEMINOLE County. Ftortda. MORTGAGE ELECTR O N K REG­ ISTRATION SYSTEM S. INC I* Ptomdl end ROBERT 0 HUNTS­ MAN; MARTHA A. HUNTSMAN: UMtNOWN PERSON IN POSSES­ SION OF TH E SUBJECT PROPER TY; ere defendant*. Iw keeltottw tsdw d end bed bidder tor caah d Vw W EST FRONT DOOR O f THE COURTHOUSE d Vw SEMINOLE County Courtoou**. m SEMINOLE Courky. Ftortda. at 1100 AM on to* 29to day d August. 2000. Vw tottorto m said Fmd Judprwrk. to •«. LO T 188. WINDWARD SQUARE Sarkord, Ftortda 32772-4448 Ftobarl Orlvar 655 Lake Dm* Chducd*. Ftortda 12766 Rob*rt L Oaorga. cere d hta adorMchaal Vkn Houtart, Eaquka 114 South PakrwVo Avanua Daytona Beach, Ftortda 32114 Mr Hobart Ka*kwr 5122 Lano* Avanua Lincoln, Nebraska 66510 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hd tw Lad WR and Taatamerk d Earl D George datad March 1,2000 and V* Etai 0. and Opd E.Oeorga Revocable d kte same data have been fitad wkh Ok* Court, true coptet d akkdi era enadwd to tk* Note*. Ybu ara raqrirad to eerv* woven deleneea on Vw undernad wkhm kmnly (X) days attar service d *ks Nobca. srataafr* d Vw day d servica. and to kte tw ongnri d Vw anitan daFanaaa wkh Vw Ctark d Vw abovk Court ariwr before or knmaridati thereafter Faiura to aarva and Ma wrkten daFanaaa aa raquked may raaU ki a ludgmark or order lor Vw tatef demended ki Vw ptaadmg or Signed on V w __day d Augual 2000. Herbert M. Hd. Esokra Ftonda Bar No 326464 Pod Ofkca Bar 2431 Orlando. Ftortda 32802 (407)686*1552 PubtahAugud 6 .1 3 .2X 0 OCR-M �Ill SftminoU) Hom kJ, Sanford, Florida -Sunday. August 6. 2000 - S B T" i .t g a i .s cm r o f lake ya m . flom oa NOTICC TO THE PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by b » CAy to L « i« Mary Florida. lhai tyjal N*>8 to* 9w L A n t ig Commfaatoo K M w i h*Qm al R 00 A M an BipAambef t, 1000 and w* and at 9 00 P M on Beptamli** IS 7000 Mayor Commna«m Saal *1 Cammaaen Saal *1 Ragtafan i] m a rt of ifa Cay ol Lara Mary «4n ara ir in * sled m quaMytag lor lha No¥Wn*er 7. 7000 Cay riacaon sha4 do an *Wi bw Cby Clara a Ofhca ol l aka Mary Cby Ha*. 100 N Country Club Hoad, lata Mary rvmrla Fnr mnra ntnnrvabnn ptaaaa corner! Cana Toalor al 40’ 374 3023 Oalad Augual I. 7000 Pubkah August A 13 7000 0C H * Nonet of FICTITIOUS NAME Moan la baraby gnan bial I am n business al 1000 Ira 1 1 03 Abamonta Spinga E l V T U Sawanme C « r « y Florida, inker bw f d a n ja Nama ol B an Mai Futures Group and twt I aaand Id regular aaal nama w*h the Dwaion ol Corporation* TataPan aa Itonda. n acnadanra arbi bra pmstatan* ol bw m in u s Nama Siaiutot To W « Sarlun MS 09 Etonda Slatotas IM I (■ OflJVtB Jk-it-n W i II Pubaan August* 7000 OCR FI Pubic auction to ba h m al • 01 am. an Pw 10TH day al AUGUST. >000 al t a bnnl door ol Abans Tosrtng toe. Locaiad M 74M CM laaa Mary w b a 114 Santord n tor ba pur poaa ol dapuamg id ba totowmg For kathe* bbum aaun pT» « « a cal (407)121 704* ( 11 IS M fORD MUSTANG VbH IFABP40A1KF147447 PuttehAugusf6 7000 ocnn Pubac aurtin to ta hat] at 9 01 am on ba 11BT day al AUOUBT. 7000 al b a to n door ol Abwn'a Tussmg toe Locaiad at 74M Old laaa Mary ltd Suda 134. Santord. FI lor ba pur poaa oI rbapnamg ol b a ftftoswnq For lurtoar adarmaaon ptaaaa cal 1407)171 7*41 (I ) IMW IASSAN 740SI VTN4 JN1KS34P0KW017765 PiAWsh Augual S 7000 DEM 73 Pubic auction tab* held to 601 am. on b a tWOday al AUOUBT. 1000 al b a Port door cl Aban'a Toamg toe Locaiad al 7499 Old Laaa Mary Rd BUM 134, Sanford FI tor ba pur poaa ol toapoamg ol b a toBowmg iC laM'Ik aA«a« •mj<n»Bon ■■ — * ■ ---rflf wnrap (40T>371 -7*41 (1) IIB0 DODGE SPIRIT VN4 1B3AA46K0KF429262 PvMblAugua S. 7000 DOS-74 UMCLAWTO V flB TI I AUCTION ol b a i aaa oonductod to oompaeyice sWh F 6 71176 Nonca that LBiAch . Baatog aN aal aatd vafwd** at Pubic i lor n d i on AUOUBT ■ BOO a m « 1471 Kaaarat Plaoa. BUM SOB, Sanford A l yaNctaa aoM AS M. Na M i puararfaad S M I Tbatog raaarvaa b a ngM to btd an any vafw le Vabtdaa may ba waaad ana hour prior to aMa 1M0 CHEVROLET tQ 1JCI4G 4U119700 IM 0 CHEVROLET 7G1WLS4T7L9I71S4S 1M0 CHRYSLER 1C30C6637KD595671 1900 TORO 1ZV8T22LSK5128760 1094 KAWASAKI JKAZG961XRB505973 1909 PLYMOUTH IP3BA40K3KF4IU16 Pubfab Augual 6 7000 DCR-78 NOT1CB OP SALS PUBLIC AUCTION M PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STAT­ UES run THE FOLLOWING VEHICLE WILL BE SOLO AT PUB­ LIC AUCTION ON TUESDAV AUOUBT M . MOB AT 1000 AM AT CORTES TDW1NO SERVICE. 245 ORANGE AVE LONG WOOD. FLORIDA THESE VEHICLES ARE SOLO AS IS WTTH NO TITLE GUAR­ ANTEE SELLER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO BID BIOOINa STARTS AT AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWINO AND STORAGE VIEWING ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE. FORM OF PAYMENT IS CASH OR CASHIERS CHECK. 1) 1006 FORD RANGER VM • 1FTYRI0C1WUA62203 2) 1103 FORD MUSTANG V M I 1FACP40M2PF130045 3) 1900 FORD E-1 SO VIN I 1FTEE14F4FHB01365 4) 19M FORD RANGER V M I 1FTBR10C5JUC33297 5) 1990 MERCURY COUGAR VIN I 1MEPM6044LH074107 •) IM 7 MERCURY COUGf R V M I 1MEBM0034HH6699I0 7) I M I LINCOLN TOWN CAR VM I 1LNCM63W7MY70941S 0) 1965 BUICK SKYHAWK V M I 1Q4JS2706FK 413100 9) 1904 BUICK PARK AVI V M I tGiAUOOYOOdP7076 10) 19M BUICK LEsABHE VM • 1G4HR60L7QH469631 11) 1964 PLYMOUTH BARACUDA VM I BH79F8B114775 12) 1999 PLYMOUTH SUNOANCE V M 9 IP3CP4806KN556II6 13) 1969 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE VM 9 1G2HX54C5KW219394 14) 1966 PONTIAC FIERO V M I 1G2PF3793OP23I029 15) 1966 CHEVROLET P-UP VM I CS146A12I964 16) 1976 CHEV. MONTE CARLO VM • 1Z37J9046647B 17) IM 7 CHEVROLET CELEBRITY V M I 1QIAJW61W5HQ175564 16) IB M ISUZU l-MARK VM 6 JABRT69K7F4102955 19) 1966 V W FOX V M I 9BWBAD301JP0S3094 20) IB M MAZDA 323 VM IJMIBF2327K0363060 211 1999 NISSAN SENTRA VM I JN1GB22S2KU006416 22) IB M NISSAN 30QZX VM IJN 1 HZ 14870X190357 23) IBM HONDA ACCORD VM I 1HGBA7426GAO4O065 24) 1966 HONDA ACCORD VM 6 IHOAD743IFAOI7769 26) 1194 HONDA PREUIDE VM 6 JHMAB7224EC029956 M ) 1997 MERCEDES 420SEL VM 9 MDBCA3607HA293441 27) 1M1 MERCEDES 3000 VM6WDBAB23A6B8222790 IB ) IM 7 FORD ESCORT VWB1RALP1IP3VW300686 _ MB II NOT1CI OF PUBLIC AUCTION Nobta a haraby gr*an Sammota Wrattar Serves ad aal al PutAc Auction tot laVage tot catb On demand hi fughltl tedder bw M inwmg daacrtad vehicles Augual 11. 2000 (to Oaf. 4 DR Vn f IO3NFMU6JM2e0741 The auctavi ad ba bald al 12 00 pm on ba aard dataa abma A/Sertvrota Wrattar Some* 7540 S Myrtle Ara Santord Tla 17773 Prowmcf** tad dart may aapar.t vehetos rva hour pmto tala Tarma ara catb or car* tad tundt 5*mmm* Wractar raaarvaa ba nghr to accept nr rayact any and al tarta Pubtab Augual A 7000 DfR 77 no n e t to o m e n s Saalad pnynaaN tor ba tumrabaig ol al atv* matanaN and tarwara tor AIRPORT SECURITY SYSTEM INSTALLATION at ba Orlando Santord Aeport ad ba raratvad by ba Santord Airport Aubnrby at ba OTVa ol b a taacubrb D r actor Otandn Santord Ajrpnrt Domestic Tatmmal l)u* 1mg On# Rad Cleveland Boole, »/d Suda 700 Santord Florida 37773 imM 1010 A M Augual >1.1000 at abrebama ba prapoaata ad ba putAcly tyarad and raad atoud TNt proyact ad avluda ba Inalala bon ol an mlagratad artata rrntni ayatam etoaaderrewa laianaron (CCTV) ayatam rataAattn of Mar cpbc eatrta and anting mbaalructura. and rmtAcaanra to anting far mat Tba areata control aqvnpmam CCTVarpjynant and rstatad tarurby ayatam a m p n w t t ara not inctodad m baa contract and ad ba provalad by abwa Tba aurraaatlf tartdar ■botAd ba praparad to ttad immar* alary and rm y W a t a prtyarl no latar bian Nmairtar 75 7000 O i w abar Augual 7.7000. octant ol Via Plana. Spacrticatcma and ofbm Cordract Oacunaraa may ba a m r a t Bl bia ( A r t of ba (brattnr ol I ngnaamg Orlando Santord Aaporl Comyfara doarnwaa may ba abtansd torn ba eMea tf ba O a d o r ol Engnaam g by a ran rabndatfa paymsrf id Savardy baa Dtdara (176 00) tor aach aal Paymara n*jat ba mada by ctact or im a y radar payatfa to b* *SAN FORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY* Caati ad not bo aotapMd No praynaaN may ba aditPaan abar b a acfaduiad bra tor racayf ol prppoaaN tor a pamd tf tuty real daya Tba Santord Arrpon Atforby raaarvaa b a ry a a to aatna any ntor maf at n or myact any and al pm potato, or to ra artoamta tor preyna ato Piiyrraato i r a l ba aubnatad at aal torti to b a Trctaaal RaqiAamarti and Condbiona' nebrdad to ba Cordract Ooanaraa A tat pnea rrual ba aubmatad tor aacti at t a aama lalad an b a Pnynaai A Paymrrd Bond and a Parttxmanca Band aacb n a a n aryjar to 10OX ol b a amowd of Pa Corwaa aaard ad aft ba raquvad pnor to aaacunon ol cordract to ba aagtoto tor aaard o< cywn aryjaar and a p a i Mo (SI buarnaaa daya Mar b a OM apanmg an danca ol knancal raapanablfy. arja at pravnua pwyacto. to al t a Bordord Aaporl Aubnrby. FAA, and FOOT Tba ant* partormad wvlar bra Cordract anal ba govamad by ba Fadaral Cordract Pronatona aat tom to b a CarWact Doaanarda. aftoti nctoda. but ara not brntad to. rbaadvamagad Buaanaa Erdarpraa (DBE) aubcordractor participation. Equal Emptoymard Opportundy raquramarda. and oorripaanca arbi Fadaral Waga and Hour raqummama (Davto Baoon AO). Tba award ol Pm Cardrad ard ba ti.fdbigatl upon Pa concurranca ol W rK W H Avwon «jW ia triiio r ttod VM Florida DtpAitnwm o » Tranipodslion SANFORD AIRPORT AUTHORITY Victor D WTHO.AAAE Exacubva Oroctor Putttoti Augual 6.2000 DER-78 M T H B O R C U IT COURT [ COUNTY, m O B A T I DIVISION CABS NO. 0942T-CP M RE: ESTATE OF SAM ERIE SPARKS. NOTICE O f AM M M TftATlOM Tbf adrrwmtrabon cf bn batata at Sam Erta Sparba, dacaaaad. Fla Nitotwr 0GS27-CP. to p anN u to Pn Crrtxfl Court lor Sanwicta Coenty, Ftonda. Probata DMaton. Pn addraaa ol wMcb la Samtnola County CoutVnuaa. Sarfgrd, Florida Tba namaa and addraaaaa of b n pttaanat rapraaardattva and Pn paraoml rapraaant itiva a aAormy ara aal torPi A l krdaratlad paraona am raqutrad to Ha wNi pm court. WITHM THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBUCATK3N OF THtS NOTICE: (1 )4l daana aganat P n aatata and (2) any otyacbon by an Irdaraalad paracn to whom Pda noltca waa maitod tfnl d n ltongaa Pn vabdby d I n a t Pd quMBeaHern ol Pn pomantd mpmtamatnrd. vanua, or (urttGebon dPn court. ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED W U BE FOREVER BARRED. PubBealton ol Pm Nobca baa bagui on Augual 6.1000. PAUL SPARKS Rdpmaanuuva HARVEY M ALPER. ESQUIRE AlPER. WALDEN A MIXER 112 Wait Crtrua Straat Alamorda Sprtnga. a 32714-2577 (407)669-0900 Ftortdi Bar 1133272 PubNto AuguM 9.13, 2000 DER-79 M TH B C B K X X T COURT M AND FOR (COUNTY, CASE NO: M M CA 194-14-0 COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. MC.. ■ Naw York corporation. LVa COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION. JOHNNIE D. FLEETWOOO. KELLY DAWN FLEETWOOO; BENEFICIAL FLOROA. P4C ; CASA PARK VELAS OF TUSCAWILLA HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. INC., and any unknown barra, dddtoaai . grardaaa, crarMora. and otnr unknown paraona or mknown apouaaa dtondng by. Bwougb and undor any ol P n abova-namad BAHManar 1000064 NOTICBOF NOTICE to baraby gtvan Pnl pn imdartogmd Cnrtt cf P n C d a n Cowl at Samtoola County- Florida. w N o n P n lB P id R relAiMML >000, at It 00 o'clock A M al bn Waal bom door ol tba Sammola County CourbviuM to Santord. Florida, ertar lot tala and aal at pubic outcry to Pn hrgbaat and twit batdM tor catb. Pn totkmwig dawrtoad prrynrty aduata to Samnda County F Hindi lot 3 tdori 11 CASA PARK V E ­ LAS PHASE I. areriRtng to Pn (fat Pwraot tacordad to Plat Bon. 29. Pagaa 34 15 rf Pn Pubic Raconta rf Sammtfa County Flnnda pu'tuard to tba Final Judgmant antamd n a caaa pandtog n tard Court, bw ityta ol wbrcti to mbcatari aboia WITNESS my band and othml aaar ol aaa] Coun baa 1at day of Aug 7000 b you am a paraon afto a Aaabdfy •bo rwada any eccommodehnn to ordar to p i nay-ala n baa ptnettd tog you am arfdtad. at no cnat to you to bw pronaon ol cwrtam alira larva Ptaaaa onrdact Cowl adnwva balor 301 N Part A m u r Vata N10I. Santord Ftonda 17771. (407)665-4227 art 4277. wdbm 2 working daya at your racaqd at * n norm cf twacluaum tala. 4 you ara Iwaring dnpaaad cal 1 900 956 1771. 4 you am vcaca aryaar d cat 1 600 955 6770 (COURT SEAL) Maryam* Mwaa CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT tty Mary Sbrayw Oaputy Clara ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Sandra A Martawr Ikftar AHoacb P A 31(5 S Com gy R d . Sta C Orlando Ftonda 32617 (407)1(1 5200 Put*»b Augual 9 11 2000 OCR 60 THYCIRCUIT COURT OF THE U O H TtE N TH JUOICtAL CIRCUfT M ANOFOR 6CIMNOLC COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO ( T - n i » C A OtVIWON 14 NATIO m iM NC MORTGAGE CORPORATION Plaadfl va MATTHEW TURSC at at NOTICC OF FORECLOSURE SALE MOTKC IS K R I OY GIVEN pw tuard to an Ordar RaKbadultog Fomrtoaum Sato datwl >fy 76 7000 and arrtamd to Caaa NO 97 7539 CA ol bw Crroxt Court cf bw FlOH TEE NTH Juddnl Cbcul to and tor SEMINOLE County Ftonda afwmm NAIIOMSBAMC MORTGAGE COR PORATIOM ra bw Ptatolft and MATTHEW TURSC ELIZABETH C TURSF NATIONSBANK OF TEXAS N A . am bw Datandanta IwRaatto at *•»( borf d o r of bw SEMINOLE Coefby CowTbouaa. aantord. Honda al M 00*M on bw 3IM day ol Augual 2000 bw kftowwg daacmwd protwrty at aal torth n ta d f n i LOT 16 OAK VXXA ACCOR Onto TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 40 PAOES 76 AND 77. PUBLIC RECORDS OF BEMMOLE COUN TV. FLORIDA AK/A 441 WMOINO OAK LANE. LONQWOOO. FL 32750 WITNESS MY HANO and bw ta il of bm Court m » y 312000 (SEAL) Clarb of bw Cacul Court B y M a ry S m y n Oapuly CNra Edwvarm SAaaoomee. P A P O Baa 25019 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 5019 FB7115609 to parbcynti to Pm procaadtog you am amntad al no coal to you, lor Pw proviaaron of cartato aaatolanca Ptaaaa comae* Court ArBmrmtrahon al 70t N Park Avarua. Santord. Ftonda 32771, tolapbona numbti (407)666-4227. aotvn 2 working day* ol your racwrpl at Pm doounam. H hooting mpwmd. (TOO) 1-600-BSS6771. Pubith Augual 6. T l. 2000 0ER-61 Tampa. Ftonda 33622 5016 F00000S67 Amancarwwfb Dwabmrat Act K you am a pamcm wab a ikaabfby to (wr-wpata • Pm procaadng you am amntad at I » 0041 to you. tor Pw proviaaron d cartato ataiilanca Cowl Artow*»fraaon al 701 N Pwrb Avarua. Santord. Ftonda 32T7I, Mtapbona numbar (407)666-4277. wibvn 7 ■orktogdaya ol your rarwyf of but dneumant. b (TDD) 1600 9556771 Pitoiab Augual 8. 13. 7000 DER62 THCCB4CUTT COURT OF THE IIOM TEEKTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR S t MMOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CPrtL ACTION C A M NO 00-541 CA OTVI6ION 141 PNC UORTGAOE COUP OF AMERICA M CA SEARS MORTGAGE CORPORA TO N JORGE J LORENZ to aL Dafandamial NOTICE O f FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur mam to an O dar Raacbadubng Foractoaura Sato dtoad Augrar I. 7000 and amamd <i Cam NO tx> 561 CA ol Pw O o r t Court <4 Pw EKUETEENTH JudVtal Cvoto n and tor SEMINOLE Count, Florida wharam PNC UORTGAOE CORP OF AMERICA FACA SCARS UORT GAGE CORPORATION ta bw Ptatmrb and JOROE J LORENZ. MARTHA M LORENZ. ANY AN A U UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH UWOE R AND AGAINST THE HE Rf bl NAMED btOrvKXJAi. D trE N O A N T(S ) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR TIES MAY CLAM AN M TEnEST AS SPOUSES HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES OR OTHER CLAIMANTS SUNTRUST BANK CENTRAL FLORIDA N A DEER RUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOC IA TION 19A-96 INC TENANT at S K A V1NCC OAMfbNNE am bw Prftovtarft I w « aat u bw taepwaf and twal bmtar tor caab to Mtolrom door of bw SEMINOLT Count, CoutTbouaa. tantotd Itonda al II0 0A M on bw l!a t day of Augual 2000 bw loaning daacmwd ptnparty aa ato lorbi in aato Fnto LOT 157. DEER RUN UNIT 9B ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THERE O f AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK 76 PAGES 41 THROUGH 42. OF THE P U B IC RECORDS O f SEMI MOLE COUNTY FLORIDA A4CA419 BARRWIOOO IN CAS SELBERRVFL 12707 WITNC SS MY HAND and bw aato cf bm Court on Augual 12000 (SEAL) Maryarvw Moraa Clara ol bw Catut Cout By Mary Sboupa DaputyCtark EcTwvama AAtaaowtaa. P A P O Baa 75016 Tampa. Ftonda 31622 5016 F00001664 Arrwncana ttob DttifWfwa Ad b you am a paraon wab a rbaabffy to pamcqww « bm pnxaadng you am anaitad to no ooto to you. tor bw provtaaton cf cartatn atwatanca Ptaaaa contact Court Arpnrmbaaon al 201 N Park A t t r u . Santord Ftonda 32771. talaphona numbar (407)665-4277, *arito 7 worktog daya of you mewqb ol bm docunam. P haarang vnpand. (TDD) 1900-6568771. PubiabAuguto 6. 13.7000 DER-63 THBCMCUTT COURT O f THB EIGHTEENTH y(ip u -ii( CURCUTT M ANOFOR BBMMOLB COUNTY. FLOROA CURL ACTION C A M NO. (M B 2 C A DOrtMONO NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC , MIGUEL A GONZALEZ, to to. THBCMCUTT COURT OF THB IJO H T U N T H ,p q w v i| CPtCUTT M AND FOR (COUNTY, CfVM. ACTION CASE NO. 06416 CA DIVIBION G CENDANT MORTGAGE CORPORATION D B A PHH MORTGAGE SERVICES. MICHELE STALHAKER al al. DatondarfC) N O T E S OF NOTICE IS HEREBY CWEN purauanl to a Final Judgmant cl Mortgaga Foractoaura datad July 31. 2000 and amarad to Caaa NO. 00416 CA ol Pw Crrtxfl Cowl of Pw EIGHTEENTH Judkaol Cbcul In and lor SEMINOLE County. Florida wtwratn CENDANT MORTGAGE CORPORATION DrBfA PHH MORT­ GAGE SERVICES, a Pw PtamaP and MICHELE STALHAKER; DALE J STALHAKER. CHRIS L. SMITH. J R ; THE UNKNOWN BP08UE OF CHRIS L SMTTR JR M C A PATRI­ CIA 8M ITR TONYA FUQUA Y; ANY AN ALL UNKNOWN PARTIE8 CLAMING BY, THROUGH. UNDER AND AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL DEFEN­ DANT) SI WHO ARE H OT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAI0 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAM AN INTEREST AS SPOUS­ ES. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS.: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ON BEHALF OF THE U.8. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSPfQ AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT: SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY; STATE OF FLORI­ DA •DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE; SEMINOLE CO UNTY SHERIFF; PAC LAND DEVELOPMENT O W A S TONE BROOK APARTMENTS; am Pw Dtiandm U. I ndi aal to Pis hkfv att and bad brddar tor caah al w M •torn door ol Pw SEMPtOLE County CourTbouaa. aantord, Honda it 11:00AM. on tba Slat day ol Augual.2000. Pw tatoalng dmcrtwd propatty aa aal torth In aard Final JkJdtyTitnt LOT 29 AND SOUTH 1/2 O F LOT 27. PLAT O F GREENLEAF AMO WILSON'S ADDITION TO LAKE MARY. FLORIOA. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORD­ ED M PLAT BOOK 3 PAGES 26 A 27 OF TH E PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. M C A 142 HOLLIS AVE N . LAKE MARY, FL 32746 WITNESS MY HAND and Pw aaal <4 Pm Cowl on Augual 1.2000 (SEAL) Maryarvw Moraa Clatk ol PW Cveua Court By Mary Satxyw Oapuly Clarb Echavama AAluxxital. PA. P.0. Boa 25016 N O T K IO F NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl to a Final Judgmant to Mortgaga Foractoaura datad Jtoy 31, 2000 and amamd In Caaa NO. 00662 CA to Pw O cu4 Court to Pw EIGHTEENTH Judoto Ctreut In and lor SEMINOLE County, Florida wtwratn NORWEST MORTGAGE. INC . to Pw PtonaR and MIGUEL A GONZALEZ, PAOLA ULLON. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, ara Pw Dtoandanta. I « R atoltoPwN(Kwtoandbatobiddar tor catoi to wato bom door to Pw SEMINOLE Coenty CoutTbouaa. aantord. Bortda to ItO M M . on Pw 3IMday toAuguto. 2000, Pw tofenrbig daacmwd proparty aa ato torth In laid Final Judgmant: LOT 7. BLOCK 2. NORTH ORLAN­ DO 2ND ADOmON ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, RECORD­ ED IN P U T BOOK 12. PAGE 65. 56. AND ST OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O F SEMPtOLE COUNTY, FLO R OA A5LA36 CORTEZ AVE ■.. WWTER SPRINGS.FL 32706 WITNESS MV HAND and Pw astoto Pm Court on Augual 12000. (SEAL) Maryarvw Moma Ctork to Pw Cbcul Court By Mary Slroupa D«outv dark Etowvama AAaaoctotoa. P A P.O. Boa 25016 Tampa. Florida 13622-MIS F96005520 Amartcana wbh Dwabibaa Act 6 you am a paraon wlpi a dtoabi by who rwada accommodation m ordar to patodpala In bw procaadng, y u am anMIad to no ooat to you. tor Pw provtaaton to cartato aauitanca. Ptaaaa coniad Court Admvwbiaon to 201 N. Park A vanua, Santord. Florida 32771, tataptiorw numbar (407)695-4227, nabto 2 arorktog daya to your mctopl to Pw documarf. H hairing Imptorad. (TOO) 1-600-956B771. Pubiah Augual 6.11,2000 DER-64 W THB CPkCLPT COURT OF THB BJOHTB1WTH JU D K U U .C IIC W T Bl ANOFOR BSNBNXS COUNTY C A M NO. 20B6-CA4B6-14-a CHASE MORTGAGE COMPANY F/K/A CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY, DOUGLAS J MURRAY. FIRST PLUS FINANCIAL. INC . AND HOUSE­ HOLD HNANCE CORPORATION Ml, OtowdanM). NOTICBOF irranf to a Final Judgment to Fometoaum datad Afy 31.7000. and antwmri in Caaa No 7000-CA-476 14 G to bw Ctrcua Court to tba EtaHTEENTH JudcWI Crrouf n wrt tor SEMINOLE County Flondt r f w i n CHASE MORTGAGE COM PANT F/K/A CHEMICAL MORT G A O r COMPANY H Pitnarr anrt DOUGLAS J MURRAY. FIR SI PL US FINANCIAL. INC . HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III and ____ _ AN UNKNOWN PERSON IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY am Datomtenrt I ■6 aat to bw Ntowal and twrt twtoar tor caab n bw W M tram d m to bw Caurbvwaa n SANFORD SEMI MOLE Coumy Ftonda 11 00 octoca on Pw 79bi day to Augual 7000 Pw Irfkjwvg daar-rtwd proparty at bar torbi n laid Evwl Atogrrwm. to wt THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT 7615 LAKE LOTUS CLUB IH A CONDO MbftuM ACCOROiNG TO THE PLAT t h e r e o f a s r e c o r d e d in p l a t BOOK 31. PAGES 33 37. PUBLIC RECOROS OF s ru iN O t t COUN TY FLORIDA ALIO AN UNOtVtOED INTEREST bf THE COMMON ELE MENT5 COMMON EXPENSES APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT ALL »t ACCORDANCE WTTH AND SUB J tC T TO THE COVENANTS CON WTlONS Rf STRICTWNS Tl PUS AND OTHER PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM OF LAKE LOTUS CLUB W A CON­ DOMINIUM AS CONTAIN! D bi O R BOOK 1595 PAGE 1732 O f THE PtoAc Raonn*a to Sanwvm C ruby Ftonda ANO ANY AMENDMENTS THERETO A V i 1018 Brnwm Omm A l i m * Spnnga FL 12714 DATED bw IMitaytoAuguif TOM MAPrANNf MORSE Aa Clara to tail Cout By Miry S lm «w Aa Dapury Clark Etowr 4 Gmti P A Stota 100 1570 Uadnjga Avanua Coral Gatfaa rtonda 33146 006)662 4110 ■Pararvia •on a daabffy afa rwad a •paaal acoommodaann to (wrbupata n bw procaadng about] contact AOACocvdrwtor al Sammota County CoubrouM M l N Park Avanua Sufa NM1 Santord Ftonda 37771 al toail bw daya prior k> bw pro taarbng TaMpbrna |407|123-43M art 4727 1 600-955-6771 (TDD) or I *00 9556770 (V| via Ftonda Ratov Ptofwb AuguU 6 II. 2000 DER65 Pf THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THB C U H TtE N TH J U O C U L CIRCUIT O f THBBTATB O f f LO R C A. M ANO FOR BBMMOLB COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Caaa No : OO-CA-134-14 Dtvlkon Q SOUTHTRUST MORTGAGE CORPORATION CHRISTOPHER J DA RMAHA All THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f CHRISTOPHER J DARMANJIAN FIRST USA BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATON LVa FCC NATIONAL BANK. JOHN DOE and JANE DOC. NOTICE O f SALS Note* a baraby pvan bwf. pmuam ta a Final Judgmart to Fomdoaua Pw Cbort Court to flamaiota Cauty Ftonda. I afi aa* Pw proparty aauata Lot 26. HOWELL ESTATES • 1ST ADDITION, accordng to bw Plat bwmef. aa moordad nPwi Book 23. Paga 32. to bw Pubic R ttw ib to Samnoia Coenty. Ftonda al puke aato. to bw brtfwai and bml taWar. tor catoi. al bw Waal bom door ol tba Sammola Coumy CotobwuM. al Santord. Ftonda. al 1100am on Augual 31. 2TXX) DATED bm 111day to Augual. 2000 Maryanrw Moraa Clark to Crrcua Court Qw Mary StroucM IF YOU ARE A PERSON WTTH A DISABILITY WHO NEEDS ANY ACCOMMODATION M ORDER TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROCEED INO. YOU ARE ENTITLED. AT NO C O ST TO YOU. TO THE PROVI­ SION OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE PLEASE CONTACT COURT ADMIN­ ISTRATION AT 301 N PARK AVENUE. SUITE N30I. SANFORD. FLORIDA 32771. (407)323-4310 EXT, 4227 WITHIN 2 WORKING DAYS OF YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS NOTICE. IF YOU ARE HEARING OR VOICE IMPAIRED, CALL 1-600-965■771. NOTE: THIS COMMUNICATION. FROM A DEBT COLLECTOR. IS AN ATTEMPT TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Qtoborw. Cohn, Nauman, BaBo. BagalAAAan. P A Pott Otoca Boa 2177 Tampa. Florida 336011 Pubkah Augual 6. 13, 2000 DER-66 M T W C M C U T T COURT, M ANO FOR I COUNTY. -CALL 322-2611 TO PLACE YOUR AD55—Business 13— I f F A U 1 I & H r A U T Y Dental coverage t i l nVmonth rvkjrtat Ime vnron rFamprechc 6 prescription drug plan 407-322 6767 23— lo s t Si 1 1 ii German Shepherd Female, t4.uk t Ian SantonrJ Found 7 27 LO ST DOOREW ARD!!! 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Cart (4 0 7 ) 3 SB-7477 25— S pecial N d i ices I Jen Taylor rra na longer be reapanapfe tor dabfa meurred by Jeanne Teytor at to Apto 19 2000 Pw day we ortici aby taywratad O PEN DOOR Socxal Service* to Ftonda ra a bwrapeuhc toiler cam agency tocatad m Pw Olando ama Wa am tooemg tar detocaied and canng tarmtaa who ara concerned about pruning chfdran with a tale and nurturing environment by beoommg latter parents H you have tove m your heart and room n your home, contact OPEN DOOR al (407) 696 2323 27— N ursery & C h iid C arl Child cam fur nlenta A locMtara m Hdden Lake F1ag«lamd sa/ 4Ca A kcentad (407)3210960 Christian Preschool needs a loving A exp part - lima teacher B aeelatant teacher. Cert 407-322-6270 Attention Renders!! INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU M V E 9 T' Abvayt a good potcy aapeewby lor buamesa opportwntwa and Irarvjaaa* C a l Etonda Depf to Agncxfiwe 1 Corwwrwr Senatws al 600-435-7352 or F T C M t l P tor Hwrtem weon Or vn4 n r Wefc uta at www f>c gov t*Fop Florkla taw mquraa aaters to cwrtam butow aa m n k n t w ta ra g mar abi Ftonda Depl of Agncu6ura A Conawner Services before teAng Call to verify laeSf regtifrabon twfore you buy NOTICBOF SALS Nobca la haraby gnwn Pwl. purauam to an ordar or a Inal )udgnwm to tomdoaurt antarad m Pw abova-CteUorwd action, I wB aal Pw proparty ■teatad Xi SarnnotoCoumy. Ftonda. Lot B, Block 13, Ttor F, E R Trattonfa Map al Pw Town ol '•wwTfofti, wxofamg 10 in* puu vkhtmi aa moordad in PM Book 1. Pagaa 56 h r a g i 64. tnduarva. pubic moorda to Sammota County, Florida al puMc aata. to Pw htgbaal and bato brddar lor caah. al bw Waal trorf door to Pw Samlnato County Coupiouaa to Santord. Ftonda batman I I DO Am. and 290 pjn. on Pw 31to day to August, 2000. VYITNESS my hand and aaal to aatd Cowl on Augual 1. 2000. (Bato) w»»ry»nn« iwount CLERK. CmCLNT COURT B Y Mary Stmupa DacxAv Clark SIDNEY E. LEWIS. 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Sob 1M7 • l u M , FL OT71 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur- W illB •'SoKKi&t.* M. u rv t" ;,e t a ijF �I Snminoto Herald. Sanford, Florida •Sunday. August 6, ?000 r. CLASSIFIED Seminole Herald You can tax your ad to 407-329-M06 300 N. French Ava., Sanford 32771 • P. 0 . Box 1607, Sanford 32772 O ur office la open to eerve you Monday through Friday, S am • 5 pm 11 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Home Health Cara Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luxury Items Compuler/TV Personate Health Cars Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A ChAd Cars Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 45 Debt Consolidation | 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opportunities 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Land 63 Mortgages V. 71— H elp W a n te d na 67 117 Commercial Rentals 11B Office Space For Rent tt9 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 StoragdOftK* For Rent Career Consultants Resumes Education A Training Help Wanted Employment 69 70 71 73 REAL 91 Apartments' To Share 93 95 96 97 99 Rooms For Rant Roommate Wanted Retirement Homes Apartments •Furnished Apartments •Unfurnished too Condominum Rentals tOt Houses Furnished 103 Houses Ur.*-.-*** xl 105 Dupies/Tnptes 107 MoMe Homes For Rant 111 Reeort Vacations 114 WarahousaiRantal Space 115 Industrial Rentals 71— H elp W a n ted 71— H e it 71— H a n ted ervesTiOATii A rs T M vo u a n / n tt w o t .hitors sntarprta— .nd A n t Trane** Utorrwd cppoTknSy Earn 9360tok to start Co trainmg prmttsd to si aspects of our business Mo Exp n -M v U miraer iibubll t"^ n x- - m * * m -■ imxvmw muh A Tues 407-32*0960. 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Am cal 407-41*9913. 199 Pets A Suppkes 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies I 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 2ft AntiquoCoAectfctos 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Oarage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy elp W LABO RERS NEEDED FOR UNOCMMOUNO UTSJTY CONTRACTOR MXAthi BWUMMCt 4MD 4SIK •uuaDiwiws«wws iTn*ii*Si i _ T k !r S a s w i SERVICES 252 Accounting 253 ArtdKtons 6 RimodthoQ 254 Ak ConckborWifl F/T -P/T. W ssksnd chsrgs position. Nswty kconssd fscASy FWxtoto sxtAs Ihours Apply si person Lsksvww toimng CsrSsr. 919 E 2nd a . Ssrtcxd or C M Simw at 407-322 8707. E O E .O FW P Turf Etc. a local landscapa managamanl contractor it rawU tig lor in * Wad A m a n o a foramsn 5 ysart commsrttel or Cteandwsrt CM 407-3020274 tor more into Hiring xixnadwtefyl Do you hsvs whai it IMat7 Sals* Prolatsionsl Orowwig sportswear company w'caraot opportinty A long farm potential Posrbvo knags, 40749*1998 Ttsa l . ’241*W16hrt CM SUtewvte Protection S s rv n i 407-68*2010 93— R o o m s Fo r R e n t Ttototog Ahead A Unsnwsd WEEKLY RENTALS I* 1-1771 DRIVE* FOR * 00 •133 407-190-7099 laixidry, AC, sic. 895/wosk. 9175 sacunty 741 Rivarvtevr Ava, Sanford. 40743*0988 Umo Co. salving SarSord Airport nssds rsspontibto^Wwsrt for TRUCK VAC. A M e n u te ctu rtn g C o m p a n y looking for Irtovldual w/strong Eam9t5te.es/mo.toatort.No A Tuee. 407 HsaAh cars Industry s plus. M pka 0C7TVTV Fsx WSTW to 4077-MCB or 407-332-0654 tesvs Eaay talaphona work. No aaRngor aipartanca laqdrad. FT or PT, 97t!2par hour. 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AUlfahn Ysung Ftrwy., I PROFESSIONAL OFFICE R eduoedlotiaO ^O O 2400 S/F 4/2 concrete block on 1.36 Acres, con­ crete circular drive, plenty ol perking near SCC and new Pubkx shopping canler 17-82 & Weldon Blvd., Uk* “ “ y- FH 140*791-MSS I-A77-4COHCAA (Reouten or*(too woiobie onStndoyt fromflo-bp) wwwicefiiCAr.cem Watson Realty C o rp Jerry Tindall Realtor (407) 323-3200 Office (407) 302-7423 Direct Line M • O J 4* 2 U , THEATRE AUDITIONS The H eka Suits Theatre o f Sanford will bold auditions for (be hh heavenly m usktl comedy, 'F o rrm PUld* from 6-9 on Wed. and TTuio, Au*. 9th sad 10th. Needed are four m ile lingen between the ages o f 18-30 who are quite capable o f tinging in 4 p at harmony. Alio needed are two featured female dancer* and one male. The dancers should be venatik in }az2 modem and/or balletic technique. All tingen are asked to bring, preferably ftom the 1950'i> and up-tempo ballad in iheet music form. An accompanist will be provided, or bring your own if you prefer. Combinations will be given lo the dincm . Auditions will be held at the Helen Stain Theatre of Sanford 201 Magnolia Aw., AhonLuhrop. 407-324-2786 i— LONQWOOCM-AKI MART t*d dM pMAc Wtxxxto who. 600. BOO or 1900 9q flspacwa Nrca w eirs. aaaSy socwssbte tocason From ItBO Dpw mo 40741 l « 6 B or 4073 3 1 4 5 3 * ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ pi ■ill T" r i u p e fl y (Downtown Sanford) For mort information, conun th< diimoc i800-554*7364 mttftute . .7 •- -f a’..' • hlatra t n llll 1 BR SkdtoApL 9315Ano. 9290 A 'V 40 yr. oid Santoed bassd co WUy. pay 874106* to start plus ■sfcAnartoN bam*. CM 407-Si* 1093 asL 409 aRsr tSQpjn. tor an 117— C o m m er c ia l R en ta ls dap/322 22-3346 after S PM t7!9 W. 3rd St Dap NO PETS 4974914*44 127— S to r a c e /O ffice Fo i R e n t 94A0 4074774023_____________ carpaL 9t00wk/t300 Pul 9 tot Up T9 9994799*. PTiPT phenss, sto. 2*38hn&*. 9700hr ♦ bonusts. C M JP . Pad. 40749* 7001. 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Ltokw 667-966-117* WeAssBptAiCredR Cards. $30 per month.— .....3 llnoo/3 months $40 per month......... 4 llnoa/3 months $00 per month......... 0 llnoa/3 months ,-n ACROSS �OB Sominoto Mornkl Snnlord. FloridA •Sunday. August 6. ?000 Business SU f( to double While many internet cximpanies worn' about capital hunt rat»*> and rumors of inqxudmg layoffs. Onlinelalvls com. the longwo.nl Internet company that sells tHvl-aml-stick lalvls, plans to double its stall to iiandle a steadily growing vol­ ume of onlers t 'hilinelahels com currently shi|>s alsuit worth of products each month to over 4,111*0 customer. Until now, David t amtam, founder ami pnsudent of the two and a half year old firm, Ims pnxvvxxi the volunte hints'll along with ihm* additional worker. Now, the company is in tin* pnxvss of taking on two now workers "l>ur volume is growing steadily ami incrementally,” Carmany said, "and tlw rate of gnm th is lx*ginning to grow as more customers tell mon* to tlx-ir friends " WTS to expand Workers Temporary Staffing, a lake Mary-based agency, plans to open branch offices in Jacksonville ami l:ort I auderdale hefon* the end of the year. Mark I ang, founder and president of tlx* nine-year-old company with IS branch offices throughout Honda said lx' also plans to expand to North and South Carolina, Georgia and Texas by 2001. Ilx' company recently cvlebratixl its busiest week ever, planng more than 2.HUI work­ ers in jobs in construction, light manufacturing, trans­ portation ami dislnbution, hospitality and fixxl service. People On The Move i Groundbreaking ceremony By Nick Pfolfauf Staff Writor H tra ld photo by Arl fla lln ik l Dinsmoro Communications rocontly hold a ground breaking coromony tor tholr now building at 801 Contral Drivo in Sanlord Dinsmoro Communications Corporation is a national loador In tho installation and proioct managomont ot struc­ tured wiring systems for voico, video and data notworks Sinco ifs incoptlon in 1979, Dinsmoro Communications has providod design, onginooring, installation, certification and maintonanco sorvicos for hundrods of customers in tho modical, corporate, government, education and manufacturing industries A pri­ vately hold corporation, tho company Is headquartered in Seabrook. N H Dinsmoro oponed tho Sanlord otfico four yoars ago specialising in Satollito Television Installation Tho offico has grown from four omployoos to 54 and has shiftod its coro business to Infrastructure cabling Business owners eyeing slock market swings .uul fluc­ tuating interest rates may he overlooking another, even greater threat to thrir econom ­ ic well-being - potential losses from Hooding during the 2000 hurricane season “ Businesses can’t afford to get caught off-guard by fhxwl dam age,” said Senior Vice President Steve M urry of Hankers Insurance Group. flo o d in g is tiie number one risk associated with the hurri­ cane season hut most com m er­ cial insurance policies don ’t cover flood dam age or losses So the first step in being pre­ pared is to review business coverage and make sure you have adequate Hood insurance in place.” Murry suggests the fo llo w ­ ing approach, to he made now. rather than later when there is an im pending threat • As soon as possible, com ­ Location Northwest oomor ot lntofstato-4 and West SR-46. at Orango Avonuo n Sanlord Tho Bril Hoard Chevrolet donkxship facility is bomg constructed on 42 acres ol previously undeveloped land. 30 acres ol which will bo uWuod for ttxo structures, parking, and now and used car lots B J Hoard Chevrolet o presently kxaitod at 3455 Orlando Drivo (U S Highway 17-92) m Sanlord Contractor: Stiles Construction C o . witf 1 offco s m Fort Laudordalo and Atlanta. G a Stiles is also con­ structing another Dill Hoard Chevrolet operation to ho locator! in Tampa “ Storm season is like faxes," Murray said. "W e know if’s com ing every year and we know that flooding is Hu* greatest threat it brings It’s just good business sense to be prepared " Although there is a require­ ment for adequate retention ponds around business d e v e l­ opments and residential areas, and there is generally suffi­ cient drainage, over the past years tfie area seen the large amount ol rainfall associated with hurricanes or tropical storms which could not be handled by the ponds and sewers at the rate the rain is falling W iule it is always hoped the danger o f floodin g does not pertain lo a particular business or location, there is always the possibility. Die best w ay to cope with this is to he sure you have flood insurance, which is gen­ erally not contained in regular insurance, and undertake preparations now. Under > C o n s tru c tio n ' ••• Hill Heard Chevrolet Property Owner: Brft Hoard, ol Columbus, Ga Completion Date: According to R ck M ciey, executive managor ol tho Tampa division, tho grand open­ ing tor ttio now Sanlord facility is oxpoctod shortly after tho first ot ttxo year, "although thoro is a chance, it ovorytfxng progresses well, wo might actually begin operations at ttio now location by tfxs Docombor * FYI: McLoy said the now dealerslup. "win be ono ol ttio txggost m ttio ontiro United Statos Not fust lor a Ctievrolot doakx. but any automo­ bile dealer * Ho said tho main struc­ ture alone will bo approximately 100.000 squaro toot, totally air cnndi tionod. offonng ttio largest show­ room. parts department and body shop "Ono thing wo are planning right now * tie addod. "is to have oxtondod hours ot operation Potontia&y. wo plan to have our sotvico dopartmont opon 24-hours a day. which wil probably bo a first m ttio nation* H w M photo by An M ln a k l Pictured is part ot tho massive now faciln/ being constructed for Bill Hoard Chevrolet at tho corner ot lnterstato-4 and West S R -4 6 in Sanlord Th o facility is oxpocted to be fully operational by Ihe lirst ol noxt year. —Classic CH EVR O LET Commercial Truck Sales Central Hnrida Educators’ Federal Credit Union lias announced tliat Carol Baker is the new assistant vice prvsident/branch manager of the Sanford office. Baker began her carver with C F I-rC U in Sanford in 1990 and has remained at that office through her career with the credit union. In 19% she was selected as Employee o f the Year and recently received her 10-year Service Award. All Your Commercial Truck Needs Sales •Parts • Service We-s v / / Smi,es! O ver 200 In Stock Ready For Immediate Delivery For Appointments Call: 8 7 7 -4 6 4 -4 1 2 8 940 State Road 434 South Altamonte Springs. FL 32713 Financing and Leasing Available Sure you can... If your dealing with America's Largest IO(Wb Employee-Owned Home Builder. That'* who we arc and why we care more than the other guys. At Holiday, you’ll always talk directly with the Owner. So you can stop wonying.... and start relaxing SOet Hours: Mon fri B 30am 5 30pm Sat 9.00 Am • 3.00 pm Service Hours Mon fri 700-600 Sat B 00 - 5 00 lb C a u n ty Published every Thuredey by the Seminole Herald 0 Find A Bargain! Total Mo. Payments from just 0 O n ly 0 LIFETIME METAL 11 pile an itemized list of proper­ ty including furnishings, elec­ tronic equipment and supplies. H ave photos taken. Ibis w ill help an insurance adjuster set lie a claim more quickly and accurately • D evelop a company d is a s ­ ter plan, providing em ployees with clear instructions regard­ ing assigned tasks The plan should he a working docu­ ment, updated regularly espe­ cially if there is a high em p loy­ ee turnover. • Make advance arrange­ ments to m ove items to an alternate site should you he forced lo evacuate • Determine alternate ven­ dors for key services involving computers, office equipment and others, remembering that Hooding may also affect them • Assemble disaster sup­ plies at the business including a radio with battery back-up, heavy-gauge plastic, sandbags, pre-cut plyw ood for w indow s and doors, portable lighis, generators and cell phones Dealership to be one o f largest in nation Warren Klcmm lias joined I larjx r Mix lunic.il Corporation as a project manager. I Te lias over 10 years experience in mechani­ cal engineering and project management. Klemm is currently work­ ing on projects at Florida I lospital, East Orlando and Stetson University, tX'land. Southeast Fire Sprinklers, Inc., a fire protection contrac­ tor headquartered in Sanford, appointed Frank Frost to the position o f residential divi­ sion manager. Employed by Southeast since 1993, Frost served as project manager for the past four years. He curamlly serves as chairman of the Florida Fire Sprinkler Training Association. He is responsible for overseeing operations of the company's Residential Division whicn handles single family homes, multi-family apartments, condominiums and hotels/rvsorts. 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(Putnam, $24.05.) A memoir by th* Tour d* Franc* champion and cancer sur­ vivor. *. TUESDAYS WITH MORRIE, by Mitch AJbom. (Doubleday, $10.05.) Th* author tens of his weekly visits to Ns old door. 4. THE DAY JOHN DIED by Christopher Andersen. (Morrow, $26.) Th* events leading up to the plane crash that killed John F. Kennedy Jr., Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and Lauren Bessette, t . AMERICAN r h a p s o d y ; by Jo e Esrtsrhas (Knopf, $25 05.) The Clinton tex scandal* a t aeen by the man who wrote "Basic DoOWyinS I f lags .. .. ■ = i, of our I FATHERS by James Bradley wNh Ron Powers. (Bantam, $24.06.) Th* story of th* six man «rtw raised tie flag at two Jlma, by th* son of one of diem. 7. FROM DAWN TO DECADENCE by Jacques Barzun. (HarperCoMns, $36.) A survey of 600 years of Western cul­ tural Ufa, from 1500 to th* present, t . ME TALK PRETTY ONE DAX by David 8*daris. (Uttte, Brown, $02.06.) A ooMacdon of autobiographical comic assays by tw author of "Naked.* •. IN A SUNBURNED COUNTRX by B i Bryson. (Broadway, $26.) Th* author of "A Walk In th* "Woods" reports on his travels through Australia. 10. IN THE HEART OF THE SEA, by Nathaniel PhSbrick. (Viking. $24.05.) An sooount of h e wh slsshlp Essex, whose dMastrops fate m the aarty 1 0 th oantury would Inspire Herman Mefcate. -------- Puppeteer Nancy Kenton. Th* Great Harsdlni and 10yeer-oid Rachel Brinton perform a magic trick during a performance at th* North Branch Library in Sanford. But, people with Imagination understand "The Puppet Lady's" realm. Her audiences, which usually consist o f wide•ijred children, eagerly interact with Kenton's creations — often ignoring the person who brings them to life. "Th* children pay no attention to me," Kenton said. "They see the puppets, but they don't see me even though I am sit­ ting right there in front o f them." Kenton recently presented her "World On A String" pro­ gram at several libraries in Seminole County. Her entourage included The Great Hared ini and Roody, a rather shy furry green alligator that barely fit on Kenton's lap. Her puppet show was meant to amuse, but it was also edu­ cational The program exposed children to various cultures through the likes o f M r Gadzooks, the balloon carrying char­ acter from France and Thalien the Alien, the intergalactic air guitar player. Seminole County was one of the last stops in Kenton's summer tour. After more than 50 shows in eight weeks, she will take a break during August "August is usually dead since the children are heading back to school" she said. "It gives me a little vacation — a time to recuperate and regenerate." It also gives the puppet master time to create new characters and programs to add to her repertoire. She said it usually 1. THE HOUSE ON HOPE STR EET by Daniels Steal. (Daiaoorts, $10.06.) A woman with Ova children must oopa wNh ft* loss of h*r hus­ band, who (Sea on Christmas Day. *. NOT A DAY GOES BX by E. Lynn Harris. (Doubleday, $10.06.) Th* tumultuous romano* between a footbail player turned sports agent and an up-and-ooming Broadway star. $• OMERTA, by Mario Puzo. (Random House, $26.05.) An F.B.I. agent targets a raoanlfy rsdrad Mafia don who has triad to shield his thraa from th* family business. 4. RIPTIDE, by vStiWfin# at tfw polios after hsr boas la shot 2 6. THE INDWELLING by Tim LaHaya and Jerry B. Jenkins, (lyndala, $22.00.) Volume 7 in a aortas about true believers who con­ front th* Antichrist after the rapture of th* saved. 0. NORA, NORA, by Arm* Rivers 81ddons. (HarperCoMns, $28.) An outsider who harbors a secret from her past shake* up th* qui*t town of Lytton, Qa. 7. THE BRETHREN by John Grisham. (Doubleday, $27.06.) Thraa former judge*, doing Urn* at a feder­ al prison In Florida, oonooct a mail aoam that goes awry. B. HEARTBREAKER, by Jude Garwood. (Pocket, $24.96.) An F.B.I. agent tries to prevent his ba*t friend's sister from being kM*d by a deranged fiend. $. HOT SIX, by Janet Evanovich. (81 Martin's, $24.96.) A New Jersey bounty hunter searches for her mantor, who Is tfw No. 1 suspect In th* 1 0 . LETHAL SEDUCTION by Jackie CoMne. (Simon $ Schuster, 126.) Madison Caats i, a beautiful writer for a magazine in New York, discov­ ers that her father is hiding d*a<0y artist's touch Ashby Jones discovers pleasure in painting Ashby Jonas doesn’t consider himself Grandma Moaas, although neither started painting until they had, wall, let's say, ‘advanced In ag#.- At on# time. Ashby and another prominent local artist, Troy Ray, worked tide by aid* In th* Seminole County Clerk of Circuit Court's offtea. Troy eventually went on to bacom* 8*mlnola County Tax Collector. Herald atari writer Nick Pftlfauf questioned Jonas about his love for rite arts. ■ Q: When did you start paint­ ing? After you left the Clerk's As Adually, 1 started paint­ ing In 1970.1 didn't retire from the Clerk'a office until 1985. But Q: What kindstarted o f medium back in 1970,1 takingdo art cours­ you es atuse? Seminole Community College, A: that's Most what o f mygot work been in and mehas interested In oils, but lately I've had to start using acrylics. I’m making smaller size paintings now, but that's because I'm beginning to have arthritis problems. Q* What other kind o f instruction have you at my church (First Methodist Church) w eekl) re<? i , 7 . . Monday mornings, from October through Mai A j I studied under the late B. B. Stowe for a each year. TYoy (Ray) actually atarted painting number o f years. Right now, Troy Ray and I go to through this cnurch group. Winter Park every other Wednesday to study under Ralph Bagley. Q; Is there money to be made in oil or acryl He's been an artist judge, and painting? is lately getting into restoreAt N ot at my level. In fact, most people are tions. H e's really good. strictly for pleasure. It's also fun to participate . art shows. I've entered a number o f them, esp< Qi Do you teach? clally the St. John* River A rt Festival. But I've �7C Puppets ( Vie i har.n ter i an take as little as 24 hours or as m m li as three months to i reate d e p ending on its s i/ e ami m tri< .n i l's ' There are limes n hen I am almost tinisheil w ith a puppet hut I pel another idea, she s.ud S i . I tear it apart ami start all o i e r apain " Kenton also sens m a m ol the o u tlits h e r p u p p e t s iv e .it \tnl i puppet is not limiteii to iiist one suit ol i lollies I think the l .real I laredini < n iiiin u r d fr o m I’ a g r 1C p. ; i t .nr p la in ) strategic .illy m I i t house in Iht piirM' ami in I iit <,ii si> sin- ian easily |nt linnn an idea I never kni'n w Iiom I am pi 'inp In tlmik up something iii'ii. she saul I might limr imiMi i >i m v a diess that giv«»s I' an itii'a lor a puppi't Vui i an t m Im lu lr iTiMtn i ti '•hi'Mini \t least I can't " Kenton makes all her puppets in her I ligli Spring, I la studio Rivership Romance Ca" For C r u is e s has more outfits than I do. she s.inl Kenton duesn t ktiou the ei.n l nunilvr of puppets she has made tlimnp her 2 ’ iears as a professional puppeteer I kiion it s a lot ‘'In- hi'pan her career n hen she n.is assipned a puppet proi is t dtintip her senior \e.ir at I lolhtis i ollepe m Koauoke Va she oht.iined a degree ill tlieater arts ami edm ation and Ihoiipht she n mild he» onie a hipli s» hool s u m trie r drama teacher Hut, they wanted me In leach more than |iist drama, and I didn't u ant to ' After Itnislunp a graduate propram in puppelri Kenton pot the opportuniti to work with the inteniationalh knotin Ikih Brown Marionettes where slie learned some ol the lei h nit|ues she non uses m her »uvn shows She has performed at some of the nation s most recogni/ahle venues includiiip the White I louse, the Kennedy l enter and the I Vlroit Museum ol Art She currently tours throughout the world and per­ forms more than 300 shows a SH Cruise For Two L o ca te d in Historic Sa nfor d r a (4 0 7 ) 3 * 1- 5 0 9 1 (8 0 0 ) 4 * 3 -7 4 0 1 w w w .r tv e r s h ip r o m a n c r .c o m program at the North Branch Libtnry in Sanfotd year. Despite bouts with laryngitis Kenton said doesn't have any /h meyon iimntrjftfties Senior ( ilizcn Travel S I aivf CrU s RMtnctwi Aj®lyV*iid » couponor*, rruu93000 433 Palmetto Ave (Minuies from I 4 Can 61) 'h o t' danco tlunnq n O U R FU • Live Entertainment • Home Cooked Meals • Climate Controlled Comtort /*...... u .-s who pot toims ii C IB IS O N THE W ATERW AYS O F T H E B E A U T IF U L ST. J O H N S R IV E R ‘ 1 2 .0 0 O F F Mr Rod Mot Chili Popper, Spe COOL D O W N and RELAX SM Kenton pot lorrn*; with Enjoy a taste of Histone St. Johns ( raising. LUNCH C R U SES DAILY D IN N E R CRUISES FRIDAYS: SATURDAY n S T IC K Y B U N " S U N D A Y July through September 11:110 a. m. to 2:00 p.m. Featuring Live Entertainment and our Famous STICKY HUNS. Also Ineludes Full Service Menu Hitsincs\ S Group Travel Inline S Rail Tickets I plans ut slowing down "I love to perform," she said "I'v e put the host seat in tin* house I pet to s«*e everyone's faces .lint their reactions It's spectaciilar" As tor advice to a huddinp ;x*teer. Kenton said with tiani work, some n.itur.il talent and .1 little business sense, most people can do il ' W hat happens, as people pet older thev lose interest " she said "Puppetry lets you pet your inner i luld out. ivhn h is hard lor some adults " "Hut. it's kept me young at heart," she said Sometimes, I am poolier than the kids " Dillard's Travel is located at Seminole Tow no Center. Sanford. O n the seoofxtlloor by customer service. 14-1776 tst daflO-91 0-9PM Dillards TRAVEL M«rald photo* by Tommy Vincont Kenton announces the enrt of tier puppet program A N a t io n a l Name. A C a r in g Approach. A Distinguished Difference In Assisted Living. Community Notes Helpline course Central Honda I lelpline is acceptmp registrations (or the "I low C an 11lelp?" training couiM* Out Ivgins Aug 24 Morning i lasses will be held at College I’ark Baptist t hurvli hum 9a.m. to noon liveningc Lives will Ik- Iwlil al Cilvary- Assembly of God Church from 6:30pm to 9:30 p.m In Ibis 50-lnmr course you will learn basic counseling iedinii|ues and how you can lielp otliers facing crisis situations such as addition, depression, gnef, sui­ cide, crisis pmgnancy and more. If you would like lo receive a bnxhum with more infomution, call tlw I lelpline business office at 407-740-7408. Ilk walk llie Mid-Florida Milers' Ilk walk will Like place Sept. 3 at flic Central Florida Zoo, Sanfonl. Tlx* walk start is 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Olympic physicals Special Olympics Seminole Counly (SOSC) will be giving five physicaLs for all Special Olympic atlilefes in Seminole County on Sunday, Sept. 10 from 1 - 3 p.m. at Honda I lospiLil, 601 E. Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs. I’hysicals need to be renewed every tim e years, and tlx-se free physicals are only for Special Olympics Seminole County. For more infomution call the hotline at 407-263-8013 or 407366-7201. Summerville Senior Living at Lake Mary. Summerville brings a comfortable and elegant residential lifestyle close to family and friends. Each o f our com m unities receives the distin ctive Sum m erville treatment, com bining gracious residential living with personalized health services, to create an environm ent both comfortable and secure — including the specialized Sum merBrook"' program for those with Alzheim er’s disease or related memory impairments. A ll hacked by the strength o f a national name that has become synonymous with a commitment to high quality senior care. ■w ( r 'i f - S u m m e r v il l e A T lA K F . M A R Y S enior R esidential a n d Assisted Living . 'A & r .f UiSS WeM Like Mary IMvd. • Like Mary, R. i27*Ki (..'heck mu our new website .a www.summervillehg.com! Call Today For A Tour And Free Information K it (4 0 7 ) 4 0 7 -6 8 8 - I 660 \ts •. » Class of 1980 Plans am being finalized for tlx* 20th reunion of tlx- Seminole High Sduxil Class of 1980. Tlx' event will be held al tlx* Shrine Club in Sanford the weekend of September 29. For additiorul information, contact Mike Meadors at 407-330-0616 or log on to tlx> website at www.shsl980ycarmunion.homostead.com. Craftere wanted The Women of I Inspice an? looking for craftere to participate in tills year's annual Donnelly House Christmas Boutique to be held November 15 to 18 at tlx historic fXinrx'lly House in doivntoivn Mount Dora. Craftere interested in selling their work at this event am asked to contact Hmnda Busli at (352) 383-0112. Proceeds raised will go to benefit Hospice of Lake and Sumter Counties. �^ I ' l r n i p i f I*#* Births |tily 17 Hovoinc I .lltli r ( nllmv ■l.nightfi i'l liincka IS-.lt.tr \ lli.vv.iv Santonl. n.is liiitn t alist.i l.oinini Howling daughter nl l ,iss,milt,i .mil |i*-se Howling n| l a— e ll-n x ix a- Knit l nit’.in K\.m ( .atnMr, sun ot Itiirnnr .mil Rx.m I uitnhlr ot I.ill* Miin Hits him \im l.is K.iv llnrii/.i si>n nl KunK'flv .mil M iili.n l Hnen/.i nl I k mi-, v\ .is Innn s.tm.inlh.i I vnn M il .irlhv daughter nl Sunli.i .un! Kohril M.i artlix ni \|ninV.i w.is Kirn lln i'iii I* /.ini' I njj.in sun n| Natalie .mil |.ii I I ng.lll. III nl Nrxx Smvili.l llr.il li was horn |uly IH \isha C .ilrin.i licit. daughter III I U/ollr .lllil kellv K-U III I Vitoria, is .is Innn Insi.ih |'.ml Mimic sun I li/.il'iili .uni Imi.illi.m Muon* ••* Winter I1.irk n.is K*rn I l.rlcs Alexis Ragan d.tugh ter nl Andrea Ragan .uni I tax nl kill) lit i 'rl.iinln ss .is Innn Robert Andrew I t.inkerisli in sun nl |i*nrii li-r .mil Stephen I r.inki nslein nl All.iumntc spring- ssaslmrn - ,i* i Unfaithful pilot steers woman’s life off con mails lo other w o m e n across 111 A H A I I B Y : I am a H year old div n n e e In* recently the c oun try a rra n gin g dales broke ofl a Iw o year relation­ [ I le’s a pilot | ship w ith a all y ear old I .u h tune I caught him being d i v o n ed man We unfaithful, he'd beg me to torgive his were d a tin g "steadi­ indiscretions I tried, ly (every night and but I c ould n 't trust every weekend), and I thought he w as faith h im I lis schedule is such that he has lots till and loved me, as nl tree time d u r in g the he so ln-i|iienf|y dm lan d d a v w h e n I'm al w o rk , so my imagm a I d lo p p e d hy line* lion w o u ld run ram pei ledly a \ear ago, pant and I . aught a I le was iirit.iilit!nl w o m a n hiding, in his m lus marriage, too I b edroom >Inset think, be lias no mien Before III.it. he p u keel Donr tu in ot ey er being up a girl (a stranger') faithful to one al a >alelcria af noun A h h vw and ini ik her hom e I w o m a n , and lli.it lor • • • • • • • • merited me I loved .li ( (dentally d ropped In lh.it lime loo I licit I ills, uvInm more than I've ever loved eied e mails he had sent to the any one D id I d o the right thing . li isel girl setting u p more in e n d in g the rela tionship1 c iniNt, meetings (She w o u ld d im e over hclntc I got till w ork al * IN M l M I'lllS I M A R t H Y I N G : A b s o lu te ly ! each night ) There were also c Anil y o u 'd also he d o in g the right th in g to si h e d u le an ap p o in tm e n t im m e d ia te ly w ith your doctor to he e x a m in e d lor sexually- transm itted dise ase s. Your fu n n e r b o y frie n d ap p ea rs lo he add icted to sex. U n less he is w i l l i n g lo jc c e p l the fact that his b e h a v io r is out of control ami tu get prutession al help, he i annul lie tin* p erson you w o u ld lik e him lo he. Now, dry y o u r tears. G e l on with your life and be glad fti.il you d i d n ’t w a ste more than tw o years on this pilot with b roken w in g s amt a tarnished halu slantlv look (or errors m my w ork they i a n bring t. ih< superv isor s a llrn h o n I thought the superv isor w o u ld support me hut she |ust h u m ors them I or seven months I have tried to he 1 1 uirleou * and nm to them, hut Ihev are deter mined to m ake n n lile miser able ( hie w o m a n in partn ular is verv intim idating S h e sevnis to ihriv e on gen eratin g Inistilitv and had feelings I leave w o r k every dav lru> trated and with (n u t feelings I don t want lo ijuil hul I am al a loss ,|s to how to handle this It s i n n i N < . \ n s| 1 11.1 ( O l l l s v o n a n d he e - pi \ Oil II* goo* I hen* a n ' i. I t.i Ita lit I |. iii *0.1 in * nl <1*1 v m i l linn - 1- o ni . u e m |s|l I WI 1111*1 t ■ * .* ol i o v<111 p er ha p s soon . * I . un i mi p e i v isi-i v | w o n Id I** t .I l’" P " l ' | t mi pht - t >1 Al< Min'! I re. .n lly received a promotion al work over som eone w h o had been with the >ornp.inv for a long time S iik *• then, most ot tnv i o w orke rs h ave treated me t'.idlv I hey snub me, gossip and con 1 m anager yOil ,11 i ept il a gem ein i . ||| ■ - IM Alt IU ST : What you are e >peri eric i ng may not he pleas ant, hut it com es w ith the tern torv h i l l c a n ’ t he in manage­ ment and he "o n e ol the girls too. The h ig h er you clim b the job ladder, the m ore o f these ' -.1*1* \I'I*V I It.*. II niu'-t JUKI I SO I **s I r.micl ( lurli-s Spiegelh,liter. si in nl kirnt'crU .in.I I h.rrles spiegelhatlcr nl Altamonte spring-. was Imrti |u ly l*» kha-hogi Alirn.sl knlgannk.ir. son nl Nimira .uni kli.rlnl Kolg.mnl ar nl Ml.tmitnle Springs, sv.rs Imrn 1.1.1 | a/Via bridges daughter nl kimhetlx lam* of Apopla, was bum Marissa Nn le Williamson, daughter nl Mel.uuli .mil Inhn Wilh.ims,ni II nl t .isse||.crr\ is as Kirn V.il err.i I’.nlin.mi (Juno/ daughter nl I t.miel.r P.tilns.mr ami Robert ljuiro/ nl Apnpka. ssas Kirn Sir.lit t nllecri M i l lure, daughter nl latnniv ami Unite M i l litre nl l asselliem, ss.is IHim W illi in i liristnm Slater, son nl Wendy and ( Itrisiran slater nl Maitland, ssas Kirn Sarnantlra Anlnmette I Vmpslcr. daughter nl Alesa and George Dempster, |r nl Winter Park, svas K*ni J u ly 20 Mn Intel C.ene Warner, son nt Kristin Ainslie and I ugene Warner nt Allamunle Springs, svas Kirn A B O V E : Joanno C i f ' during a torch re'ay *• *-• * 10th anniversary *■ •■! *a* With Dis.lbibtier> Ar* T* ■ Seminole Commie a, Alests I vnn ll.utu kt. d.iugh let ul KimK*tl) and t hristopher 11.)r fit'll 1nt Astntul.i svas Imrn Skxlar Urs.nine I lute, daughter nl lasrum and Shaun I lyde nl C‘.isselK*rrv. svas Kirn Vashasvd laVeinn I ce Stevens, sun ul Vanessa llerkms nl Sanlord. svas hum Madtscn Rayne t lama, daughter nl Regina and Stefan Garcia ul ( trlarulu, svas Kirn July 21 Maegan Renee Itrnsvn, daughter nl Shannon and James Urosvn ul Apnpka,svas horn Timothy |ustm Rogers, son nl Ihiruthy and timothy Rogers of I ongsvnod, svas Kirn. Christopher Michael Ciolkos/, son of Lisa and Michael Ciolkos/ ol Winter Springs, svas hum Duslin Wayne Camheros, son of Jessica and Alejandro Camheros of Altamonte Springs, svas horn. Shaunyce Mi'Angel Pittman, daughter of Dsvanita Jackson and Shaun Pittman, Sr. of Orlando, svas horn. Connor Douglass Pierson, son of Marianne and Todd Pierson of Longsvood. svas horn. J u ly 22 Shivam Milan Patel, soil of Kalpana and Milan I’alel of Geneva, was Kirn. Tia Marshe McClain, daugh­ ter of Tiffanye Breedlove and Terence McClain of Apopka, was Kirn. J u l y 25 Rash,mu Joshua Jackson, son of Leslie Mae l.esaine and Ray lacksun Jr. of Sanford, was bom. Lilian Tyler Mimes, son of Sherrell l.ynn and Carey Mathew I limes of Orange City, svas Kim. J u ly 26 Jas]uon Terrion Renard Thomas, son of Keilah Ishon Williams of Sanford, was Kirn. Ritchie Aramis Figueroa Machm a, son of Mylit/a and Richard Figueroa of Sanford, was burn. J u ly 27 Riley Lli/aK'th Dickerson, daughter of Christa Rulh and Troy Andrew Dickerson of Deltona, was bom Christopher Dillon Sweat, son of Jancl Michelle and Nathaniel Arthur Ssveat of IX’fiary, was Kirn. F A R L E F T : Moretl 'n * . * F lo rid a L a u ra N im / n i r fo r a p ic tu r e L E F T : Mered th Kc-r rji - 1 Ice skating trip turns into day at hospita1 livery year, my family and I adventure was my sister-in-law head lor I luntsville, Ala. to \ isit Mary Beth and her two chil­ my Jiushand's side o f the family. dren, Jena and Noah. I was Every year, my sister-in-law hanging on to 2-vear-old Noah, l isa sends lier tw o daughters, who had decided he hated his Ali, 12, and Darcy, 7, up from skates, when ] looked up just in •**•••*• 1 •• Birmingham to stay time to see Ali trip. witli us. The week She tried lo right her­ started off pretty self, hut that just sent good. We visited the her feet flying out in oldest continually front o f her and she operated hardware became briefly air­ store in Alabama. borne. She came Although the kids dow n on the ice with said "yuck” when I a sickening thud. I told them vvlicre we could see from the were going, they real­ look on her face that ly enjoyed it. It’s now she was really hurt. I part hardware store, dug Noah oft the ice Mary part museum and part while Mary Beth and gift shop. It's operated Stephanie got Ali up by the I luntsville and off the ice. i listoric.il Foundation. I immediately went Another great thing happened to the plume to call my hus­ that day. I bribed my 17-yearband, hut he'd already left. As old daughter Stephanie to take planned, he was bringing his the younger ones to see the parents down lo watch the kids I’okemon m ovie so that I didn't ice skate. I went back to find Ali have to go. sitting in the bleachers. Mary One day, w e went to the Beth had already gotten her botanical gardens and toured skates off and her other shoes their butterfly house. That was on. I checked out her arm. really neat. You could diji your There was a bulge where there finger in sugar water and if you shouldn't he one. 1 told her that stood very still, a butterfly I'd take her to the emergency would land on you. It worked room as soon as her Uncle Steve for a couple o f kids. We also vis­ arrived. "I want go to now," she ited the Burritt Museum, which said. N ow l knew she was in is a beautiful 1920s era house pain, so I got out o f the skates filled with nifty antiques. On and my son and I took Ali to the grounds o f the museum, the emergency room. At first, I there were several houses that didn't want my son to come, represented life from the 1830s but he came anyway. I was glad to the 1900s. afterward. Only 18 days differ­ Thursday, the kids all decid­ ence in their ages, Ali and ed they wanted to go ice skat­ Nicholas had always gotten ing. Ice skating is fun, but I've along well and lie joked and always thought it shuuld Ik * a talked and made her feel better. winter activity. There’s just Luckily, the hospital was very something so unnatural about close, only about a mile away, ice skating in Alabama in July! and the people were very nice. With us on our ice skating They saw A li immediately. They Rowell took us U* an exam room and while we were waiting lo go to X-ray, the nurse started trying to reach Alt’s parents. Both had just left their office, so I asked their secretaries to track them down Just as a call was coming in from Alt's dad, the hospital staff lost it trying to transfer it to the room where we were. So, I had to stay and wait tor the call while they took Ali to X-ray. By the time they brought Ali back from X-ray, I had talked to both o f her parents. The nurse who brought her back in confirmed that the arm was broken. Then an emergency riHim doctor brought in the X-rays and showed them to us. The upper arm was broken midway. The frightening thing was the fracture that extended from the break to the top of the hone. I went outside the room to ask the nurse if they had been able to get in touch with the orthoejis t and she said he was one is way. "W e'll he able to get her out of here sihhi then," I said. "Probably not," she said. "With the arm in this condition, they're probably going to have to do surgery and insert steel plates." I had just told All's mom to go ahead and finish work. There's nothing you can do here, I had told her. This is the part here where I started, for want o f a better term, "freaking out." But my niece was depending on me, so 1 had to remain calm on the out­ side. "A n d of course," the nurse said, "w e ll have to contact the parents again for permission for the surgery." Luckily for my sanity, the orthopedist came very soon after that. "W e're just going to put a half cast on it, immobilize the arm, and let gravity do all the work." When people say, they feel like a load has been lifted off them, it s not just an expression, it's a genuine physi­ cal feeling 1he doctor im m edi­ ately started putting the cast oil, and right about then, all the rel­ atives came hy and dropped off my husband and took my son with them. The process of put­ ting the cast on the arm was a hit painful for Ali, hut it didn't take very long. We were out of the hospital three hours after arriving. Tin* moral o f the story? Be prepared! I was not prepared for this emergency. And when I send my children to stay with relatives, I have never made sure they were prepared, i was lucky. Ali was conscious and knew how to contact her par­ ents. I had no idea what either parent's work number or cell phone number was. Their home phone number was at home in my computer I did not know it by heart. Mad it been my sevenyear-old niece or had A li lost consciousness, reaching her par­ ents would have been much harder. As Alt's closest relative, the hospital would, eventually, have taken care o f her on my say so. But they prefer parental consent. Since a broken arm is a "non-emergency" emergency, had they not been able to gel in touch with her parents as sihhi as they had, the wait to get her arm cast would have been much greater. And believe me, the sooner you get a child out ot the hospital, the belter they feel It was also very haul tor me. 1 feel better if I can stay vx itli a child in an emergency situation When they took Ali to get Xrays, I had to wait for phone calls. I would have preferred to go to Y t.n i\ itli li* r I hex to nii*\ i* her *it in and the iron*— w u - xetx painliil t* icr m * someone she know*. ■ 1\ should li.ive been there * nn sou v. nit her. hut (hex ......... him wait outside the loom I will mention here that the * n essa td tlu -x Xvollldll tll.lv* let me m a m wav hul I \ e h* en it hospitals will'll tllev told me I couliin t g>* m t.* \ ta\ xi ith ai i laid But gin .* h a t? Il Mi* child is utnlei Is x . mi r a n - ix y o u 'r e going in i> itli them 1a Il.iv r d l Mil . (tsioils) and 11lex II let \ **u • m i \ * n i hospital poll* \ - xuu i.in t I’ve n ever been 1 '■ ! 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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>, August 06, 2000; <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/18b6a8f58848ee28c64072109b0fc2e7.pdf d7501a89881cdcda07c8732e4e1d33b5 PDF Text Text Show us your pearly whites —See Russ W hite's column on Page 3A AUGUST 2000 S anford, F lo rid a twice Road crews cut gas lines N o w it counts After weoks of practice and scrimmages, the high school football season kicks-off for real Friday night. The first game Is big for many teams, as crucial Intra-county games highlight opening night. Atlantis liftoff set for Sept. 8 Following a thorough review of mission prepara­ tions, the launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis has been set for Sept. 8, on a mission that w ill open the doors to the International Space Station's new living quarters. Atlantis's liftoff from the Kennedy Space Center on Shuttle mission STS-106 w ill be targeted for 8:45 a.m. EOT at the opening of a launch window that w ill bo less than five minutes long. During the planned 11-day flight, the crew of seven w ill spend a week docked to the In te r n a tio n a l Space Station, u n lo a d i n g ^ K ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ more than one anti a ■ ■ \ S A N F O R D — Two natural gas line breaks Wednesday kept Sanford Fire offi­ cials and police busy. th e break* occurred within UK) feet of each other but were apparently not directly related, lir e atternt*on break forced clmure of Sanford Avenue between la k e M ary boulevard and 27th Street. Prime Construction Group, Inc., of Coto seeks Volusia County top jo b Widening project on South Sanford Avenue slowed by mishaps Orlando, has been contracted to relocate utility lines as part of a widening project on South Sanford Avenue The project include* adding a new turn lane on Sanford Avenue. According to Sanfoni Fire Department Investigator Tim Robles, the first break­ age occurred in the morning on the east side of the 2800 block of South Sanford Avenue. "Prime Construction accidentally cut a 3 /4 inch line going to a home," Robles said. “The area had not boon Itaggni ahead of lim e and there was no way of knowing where the line was under the ground. The break kepi fire official* and investigators there for about an hour until it was sealed off.” "The second break was the big one," Robles continued. "It was about 100 feet from the first one. A front end loader apparently drove onto some loose dirt and one of the lire* sunk into the dirt See Lines, Page SA College president dunked by student half tons of e q u ip m e n t and supplies from both t h e ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Shuttle and from a docked Russian Progress cargo craft. This mission w ill set the stage for the arrival of the first resident Station crew, planned to launch and begin living aboard the outpost later this year. Terry W ilcutt w ill com­ mand Atlantis and Scott D. Altm an w ill be pilot. The crew also includes Edward T. Lu, Richard A Mastraccchio, Daniel C. Burbank, Yuri I. Malenchenko and Boris V. M orukov as mission special­ ists. W hile Atlantis is docked to the Station, Lu and Malenchenko are scheduled to perform one spacewalk to conduct assembly tasks. A tlantis is scheduled to land at the Kennedy Space Center at about 4 a.m. EDT Sept. 19. Seminole Community College President Ann McGee react* to getting dunked by on# of the school's students. McGee helped raise money tor schoiai ships by sitting In the dunnking booth during SCO's CM) Rush 2000 Carnival. Annual carnival provides students with opportunities to meet new friends By Ruas W hlta Staff Writer S A N F O R D — Ann McGee went dunking for dollars cm Wednesday. What this woman won't do for the sake of Seminole C om m unity rn iiiw n where she lias beyond the usual call. Yet Into the tank went Ann McGee several times Wednesday at the SCC Club Rush 2000 Carnival on the Sanford-Lake M ary campus. The big ;ood time and helped party provided a good raise scholarship funds from dunk tank donations. " H it me w ith your best shot," McGee called out seconds before finding herself Imm ediately immersed in the tank of water. In shorts, a tank top and handsome cap, McGee enthusiastically toweled herself and prepared for another dunking. "A fter you've been dunked five or six ^ h ^es it d o ro n t matter, McGee said. The first to dunk me guy to was in . Davidson outfit. H e was a M arine Mechanical student. I knew where I was going." To make the outing more interesting, one of the professors offered his students extra credit to attend the party and to dunk president McGee. " M y own staff members were rooting for me to be dunked even after I reminded them w ho cuts their checks," McGee said. M ^ »W a ^ ■ l f t j 7 f B M I HtraM pkoloc by Tommy VWwwit McGee hangs In midair seconds before falling into the dunk tank. Left: What's a college party without pizza See Carnival, Page 5A Auxiliary donates to Safehouse Government services By Michelle Jeria Managing Editor SANFORD — The Central Lee Corso - Loka Mary rati dent and ESPN college football analyst O o u rfw d . Comic* . . . C ro u w ofd Door A bby Horotcopo ObHuario* Sport* . . . Tolovition . Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary is reaching out to the community. As part of its Community Outreach program, the organi­ zation recently donated $3,000 to Safehouse of Seminole County. The funds w ill be used toward helping victims of domestic violence. "It's like pennies from heaven because there is so many places it can be used," Shelter Coordinator Ann Barrell said. "We w ill put it in a place where it can be maximized for women and children." The Auxiliary began its I Com m unity Outreach program in June after several members attended a Affiliated Florida Hospital Association meeting in St. Pierce, Community Outreach Chairman Thelma Smith said. Through various seminars, the group gathered information about how to help the commu­ nity. "We knew we could start the program, but we didn't know if the Board would want to do It," Smith said. “We just really wanted to help the community and also get our name out." The Board liked the idea of a community program and approved It. A committee was formed, and fund-raising activi­ ties were planned. "We worked hard," Smith said. "We had book fairs, jewel­ ry and Tuppcrware sales, and closed for Labor Day GOVERNMENTS Seminole County facilities, as w ell as all city halls and city operations in die area w ill all be closed for the Labor Day holiday, Monday, September 4. WASTE DISPOSAL O n Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 4, there w ill be no resi­ dential garbage or recycling collection services in unincor­ porated Seminole County. For customers w ith twice a week, Monday-Thursday garbage collection, service w ill resume on Thursday, Sept. 7. For those w ith Monday only garbage and recycling collection, ser­ Both the Central Transfer Station at 1634 SR-419 in Longwood and the Seminole County Landfill at 1930 Osceola Road In Geneva, w ill be open Labor Day from 730 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. For additional Information phone the Seminole County Solid Waste Customer Service at 407-665-2260. 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Jr. • Printing 4 Production Manager CLASSIFIED Melinda Mom* Ted Walker JOB PRINTING 4 UAILROOM Becky Tibborts CIRCULATION Edward A Kiam arok • O c U a ta n Manager Wanda Kourparwka LEQALS Trudee Langlord PRODUCTION Poggy Hoohnet Conipoamg D aft Manager Freda Holm er* Cheryl Smith 99900 F tondi Re*Jd*m* add 7% ta le s lax to above rale*. -z fc x v © HamaDakvary SiR.50 93900 979 00 ADVEHTISMO Kan H otoingei - Manager John Coffman R om a Lavender EDITORIAL Dan Ping • Editor Michelle Jerta • Managing Editor Don* Dwirich Nick Pfoitaul Doan Smith Tommy Vmconl Russ W hile Art Zielinski Linda S pegal "Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Writetour AOMMNSTfMTXM Doug F a tter - Pubkiher Batty D am att Republic Newspapers, Inc. �Sam irM n ttofaW Sanford Florida Community Notes A sunny smile can get you on Page 1 Ovarian Cancer Vigil P m* seaxxl Ovarian Carxvr Candlelight Vigil will lx- l*d»l Utosd.iy, S*pt 12 beginning .it 6 p m. .it Cranm Kixist I’.vrk, Altamonte Springs. Thl* is .1 In v Iwalllxare n, m l *ifxxi tu tlx- public. Tlx* program will itm I iu Jc Hie C h ild n n * Bach Choir, a live butterfly release, a iltsfilay of ovarian cancer quilts, and a ran dlehglit vigil. Physician* from local caixer centers will sjx-ak as well as kxal government offiliaLs Kcpn-sentative* fn>m tlx* offices of kxal physicians, lw*spitaLs, arxl tlx‘ American Cancer Srxi»*ty will provide valuable (xhkatitHul materials inleiklctl to raiw* awareness alxuit tlx* symptom*, risks, arxl treatment of ovarian cancer, tlx’ ileadliesl of tlx* g\ ixsologii.il cancers. I'vr additional details reganling this event or for further infnnnatinn atxnit tlx* Ovarian Cruxer Alliance of Honda, «xir speakers' bureau, .ulux.x-y opfxirnmities. aixl Mijqxxl gnxips please call -MT736f» > 0 0 (k ‘AM-JW-7IWH Bombing Range Navy training sslxxluk". iixikate live onlitu ixe is m I ksIuksl to lx- used at tlx1I ’uxvn-st Iknnbing Range Aug .11 at var­ ious times of tlx* day. The sounds can oftm lx- Ixsird .ts far away as txinford aixl Semirxik* County. l or additkxi.il infoniuti<xi. call Hill Douglierty at *AV|-*V123fM6. H ave you noticed our new pie, I lerald photographers Page I feature — lorn and A rt always Smile of the Day? Talk r t lake their along w ideI I grin lens about a positive response. I here are many l l kinds of smiles, of W e've had a flood of calls One man sug course, lorn enjoys photographing smiles gested we get a pu tun* of his m other-inE j that announce gcxxllaw. W JE ness and sweetness / l l ( hildren have these "Maybe* that w ill make her sm ile," he j f / j kinds of smiles; p o liti­ cians do not said. Russ Another called Art likes smiles that wanted In know il pels are brightened by spir­ were eligible. As long itual \ ivacitv. If Art • • • * • as they’re smiling pels, sees someone say a tin* boss says polite cm n ith a sarcastic or oilier smile he refuses to lake W hen shooting smiley poo While L O T T tH Y Mara ara tha winning numbarx Mlacled In 16a Florida Lottery any pictures. Seminole C ounty is the nat­ ural choice for smiling Everyone w ho lives here should he smiling There’s no law against it A proposal to ban smiling in l.nngwiMid failed, 3-2. Some Seminole C ounty resi­ dents are known nationw ide for their smiles One is our friend, l.ee Corso o f Lake Mary. I've known Lex* for 42 years Smiles don't come much richer tiian those of Lee Corso "Society wants to associate intensity w ith strength and hum or w ith weakness," I ee Corso told me. "It's quilt* the opposite I truly believe a p e r­ son's smile is a freedom of expression w ith in " Corso, you may know, is a form er football coach w ho now works for ESPN. At 63, he is m perpetual motion I le gives m otivational talks to college students and to salesmen "I can't tell anyone how to sell," he said "Hut I can tell them how not to sell — a sour puss w ill lose every tim e." As our county’s population swells, you sex* more "Smiling Faces VVanted” signs as com pa­ nies seek employees w ho are w illin g to w ork at being pleas­ ant Applicants aren’t on DEAR AIIKY: I am W an d issiii*s, and we all feel very comhave been divorced for iwo foitable w illi this. ( >ne of my years after a 29 year m.utiagi friends >.iid she w ouldn’t visit tin t was, at times, ....... .............. me at their home physically and erno Ixs au.se she would iionallv abusive I feel uncomftirtable." work full lime and M y other Inend told attend college full Hint me she just dcx*sn't Two loving and car­ h i I Hut this is right I ing friends liave love my Iriixids dearIk'lped me through tlx lv, but I am getting had times with erxrour that eene feeling of agement ami advice. I "control" tnmi them ofttxi luxsl tlx*ir advice llu t I had in my mar­ sirxe most of Hie time riage. Am I right, or it lias Ixvn good and just paranoid? I'm Dear Ix'ld true I lowever, I afraid of making the recently made a deci­ wrong decision sion Ibal lias caused a M y children and I rift lx*tween us and this • • « • • • really do feel comfort­ disturbs me. able with Hie whole M y son (age VI) and my thing should I tell my friend* da lighter-inlaw (24) liave irn il it's time to "let me go" and lead ed me to live with llxxn until I m> own life now ? M y friends complete my sclxxiling, and I also disagree wills tlx* friendship have accepted their invitation inv ev-hiishand, bis wife and I Ibis eases my financial burden have My ex and I both sought (tuition, Ixxiks, bills, life) gre.itlv counseling during and after our Tlx*y both have gtxxl jolts, no d iio n e whit h uncovered a lot of children yet, and an* solid and hurt and allowed a lot of healing easygoing. M y girlfriends arc (or both ot us appalled Hut I could live w illi I lelp! Ihe-e two are driving my cliildren wiio have ixsxi mat me crazy! riixl only two years! Ihey ftx-l I JANE IN Y A K IM A , W ASH. would be invading tlieir priv arc and giving up mine, along w ith D I AR JANE: You appear la my independence. I axsuicd lu ve your life on track after them Hut Htis is only a tempo­ many unhappy yearn. Your rary arrangement, since I have friends may be well-meaning, but threatening not lo visit as only a year and a half In finish lung as you live w ith your son schixil. I told them the most important factor is Hut it is ( >K and his w ife is blackmail. Don't with my children and UK with submit to il. Y'our relationships me. w illi your son, his w ife and lo u r former husband are M y kids and I have discussed admirable. Unless your friends privacy issues and personal are w illin g to slop dictating how you should live your life, now may be Ihe lim e In start broadening your circle of friends. AA RP 55-Alive M ature Driv ing programs for motorists age 50 and older w ill be held several times in Seminole County during the month of September. On Sept. 12 anil 13, courses w ill be at Altamonte Springs police station On Sept 14 DEA R AH BY: I dated "Howard" for eight months He gave me a Ixuutiful diamond tennis bracelet for my birthday I broke up with him a nxmth later Now lx* s asking for tlx* bracelet back! I don't want to n*tum it l> i you think I luv e to? D IA M O N D S ARE N O T FOREVER? The inke Mary City Commission work session sched uled for 5 p.m. Aug. 31 (lonight) Jus been cancelled. Agenda items included tlx* pmptisevl Fiscal Year 2000/01 budget. llx * work session will lx* rescheduled at a later dale. C H R IS T IN E B LA C K Christian Black, 7H, Sheppard Avenue, Sanfurd, died Wednesday, August 30, 2000 at her residence. She was bom Nov. 26, 1921 in Sanford. She was a homemaker and a member of First Shiloh M il. Church. DEAR D IA M O N D S : A dia­ mond bracelet is a very expen­ sive gift. Since you had it only a month before breaking up w ith Howard, Ihe honorable thing would be to return it. 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To order, send a business-size, selfaddressed envelope, plus chock or money order for $3.95 per bouklet ($4 JO each in Canada) to: lX*ar Abby Bvxiklets, PO. Box 447, Mount Morris, IL 610540447. (Postage is included in price.) Education lo your Starlin g P o in ts lake ttio lint slip. and 15, at Sanford Senior Center Sept 21 Sept 22 at Casselberry Senior Center, and Sept 25 and 2h at both South Seminole Hospital and Florida Rehab For additional inform a­ tion or times, call 407-3021010. Obituaries H Aug. 31 Lake Mary meeting cancelled N u t* W h it* * (olm vtn ip p f« r« d ill* in rh# S em inal* H erald AARP-AIive Mature Driving program offered in September L otto (A u g . 30 ) 7-1 1-14-17-20-43 i M o n e y (A u g . 2 0 ) 3 -1 3 -2 1 -2 2 — M a g a fe a M 2 0 sired up tor job skills, but also for being nice under pressure. There are jobs to be done, and done w ith a smile. The Smile of the Day eonie p t isn't original We can't claim this anymore than Al Core can claim he invented the Internet We are renewing the concept to show off the sunni­ est smiles of the territory. Anyone is eligible, and your chances of appearing are greater than those o f w inning the lottery. W ho knows, you may w in the lottery, too r; Friends must learn to loosen grip AM>\ Cmorns Open House Cnkims Academy's OfXTi House has been sdxxl uled for Thursday, Aug. 31 beginning at 6 30 p m. During the event, par­ ent* will have tlx* opportunity to nxx*t tlx*ir childrm's leaclxxs and counselors. I’aivnls will also liave tlx* opportunity to join llx* Parent Leather Student Association at Cnxmis. Persons inlerestixl in tlx* PI VA Hoard an* askixl to call tlx* sctxxil at 407-320-5750. F an tasy S (A u g . 3 9 ) 2-S -4 -11 -IS Thursday August 31. MOO • 3 A ; T onqwood Hwy 434 k 427 331-4113 ; ypt SANFORD 207 i. 25th SI. 321-0015 1 CA8KLMRRY Winter Path Dr. U9-7M5 $ 0 9 5 todn U1 M i MAm&wAmm M l HAm owAnm M i HAmowAmm M u h a m o w a m k �I'iiftr 4 A \ugu8i 31. 2onii Tilt SEMINOLEI IlKAIJ) LEG A IS IN THE COUNTY COUNT IN ANO f ON SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA CASE NO 99CCJ441-20L-C i A S S fl CHEEK PROPERTY OWNE RS ASSOCIATION INC . A I loud* corporation re t lot pro**. P la n t*. PETER RlNQI N o n c e OE ACTION TO Pei** Rmgi 2731 0**t*yU w * Cncte C attebarry, Ftonda 32707 VOU ARE NOTIFIED ta d *n • >toracke* a condonwem aaaocia ton hen ha* bean Med agand you .md you ar* taqurad to **rv * you* «nn*n dtlanaa* « any to a on i-Lnniitr i attorney Michael J Appleton, 1031 W M ora* Bivd . S uit* u>5 w.m*» Pant. Ftonda 3?'IW whoia idaphon* number ■* *J 7)629 W * v t or baton Sept .■9th. 20(1] and Ma Via ongnel wlta m* Clara oI th * Court dthar baton i r ri r t on P la n litta attomay or -•™n*dial*»y thereafter, olhaiw e* a vtauk w ii b* anlarad againal you lor to* r*a *l damandad *i in * c<mptobd Dated trva 25rh day 0 Auguat. ax» ISEALI MARTANNE MORSE C te* 0 tfe Court By Karan Blakaty A* Deputy Clara NO Dal* ol anawar muat not b* Mae man 28 nor more than 80 day* atar to * Oat* 0 brat pubacakon Pitotoh Auguat 31. and September 7 14 21. 2000 DER308 IN T N t CIRCUIT COUNT O f TME 11TM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO EON SCMMOLE COUNTY. ELONIOA. CASE No WA47-CA-18-K FIRST INDIANA BANK. r— TERRY LEE HUNTER, at *1. Defendant* NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN purw ant to an Order or Final Judgment entered n Caa* No 96-447-CA-14K 0 th* Circuit Cogn cH to * 18TH Judoal Crrcut at and tor Sarttatola County. Florida, w hardn FIRST INDIANA BANK. Plaintiff. and TERRY LEE HUNTER, at. a t. ara Tatandanu. I ana a *i to toa tvghaat odder tor caah at t l 00 a m . art to* W att Front Door 0 toa 8*m not* County Courtooua*. Sen lord Florida, on toa 28to day 0 September. 2000. IN deacrtoad property 1 0 94, gckdw manor 2nd aocordatg to to * ptal toereol aa recorded m Ptal Book 14. peg* 10. PutAc Record* 0 6*m m 0* County. Honda DATED tod 25to day 0 Auguat. 2000 Maryann* Mora* Clark Circuit Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy dark ROGER D BEAR. P A P. O Bor 4805 Oilando. FL 32802 Attomay* lor Ptaead (080104) K you ar* a parson w*h a ddaMNy •too need* arty aooommodadon to order to patkcupd * to tore proceed«ig. you ar* anottad d no CO0 to you. to to * provtaron 0 certain aaadlanca P lea** contact ADACoordinatw ai M l N. Park Avarua, Sue* N M 1. Bantord. Florida 32771. Telephone (407)685 4227 wlthta two (2) working dtor* 0 your racapt 0 tod Sumritom; 8 you ar* haanng o> maca anpaea.fl ca l 1800-855-8771. Pubkah Auguat 31. and Saptomtwr 7.2000 DER307 W TH E O R C U rr COURT OE THE 18TM JUDICIAL ORCUTT, M ANO FOR m w o i I COUNTY, CASE No 00-117-CA-14-K IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION, »*. ZEBULON W B WEBB, 0 .0 .. NOTICE OE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl lo a n Ontor or F1n0 Judgrrerk anlarad to Caa* No 00-2IT-CA-14K 0 to * Cvcu4 Court 0 toa TfTH Judoal Circuit to and tor Samtooto County. Florida, whararn IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION. P la n t*. and ZEBULON W B WEBB, a t 0 .. ara datondarda, I w8 aa< to to * highap bidder tar caah M 110O a m . 0 to* W *0 Freni Door 0 to* Sarranoto County Coutooua*. Santord. Ftonda. an to * 21M day 0 September, 2000. Vk ' ~ 1 0 22. Stock E. SUNLANO ESTATES, accordtog to to * | to *ra 0 a* recorded to PM tow * I I , page* 16 to ro u ^i 22. toctuatva. Pubic Record* 0 Sammol* County. Florida. DATED to d 2Sto day 0 AuguaL 2000 Maryann* Mora* Clark Cvcu* Court By Dorothy W Bobon Deputy Clark ROGER 0 BEAR, P A P O Bor 4885 Orlando. FL 32802 Attomay* lo t PlainM (00-0084) N you ara 4 paraon veto a de abtty who naada any aocnmmodaaon In order to patoepeto to tod proceedng, you ara anMtod. 0 no COM to you. to to* promaon 0 canaet eta# lane* Ptaaa* contact ADACoord-nator at 301 N Park Ayanu*. Sud* N 30I, Santord Honda 12771. Telephone (407)805 4227 wetwi two (2) working day* 0 your tacapt 0 tod Summon* 4 you ar* haanng or mac* im pair* ,d caa 1000 855 8771 Pubkati Auguat 31. and September 7. 2000 OCR 308 to THE ORCUTT COUNT to ANO EON — w in e m u m i FLORWA C A M NO 00-CA-1004-14-K NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. N A . AS TRUSTEE OE CENTEX HOME EOLHTY LOAN TRUST 1890-4 UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS O f FEBRUARY 1. 1880 SARAH H SMITH, and any unknown haa*. davdea*. grate***. aont or unknown apouaai ctaanrig by through and under any 0 to * etx>v* named Defendant* BAHMattar *001701 n o n e t of FORE CLOSURE SALE NOTICE e hereby gnran toat to* underugnad Clark 0 to * Ctrcue C ow l 0 Samamto County Florida, aid on to * 20to day 0 SapientPat 2000 0 1100 ocKKk AM M to* Weal front door 0 toa Samkiota County Courtooua* to Santord. Honda otfar tor eat* and aa* at pub kc outcry to toa hqped and beat Ud­ der tor caah. toa toaowmgdeacrtaed property ad.ua* in Satiknoto County Ftorto* L 0 M . BEAR LAKE HALS, accord­ ing to toa p l0 to *r*0 . aa recorded In Boca is , Pagtoa) 37. 0 toa Pubac Record* 0 Samrnof* County. Honda purauant to to * Final Judgment araarad at a caa* pandng to ta d Court, toa atyt* 0 which e tadcated WITNESS my hand and Officer ta d 0 ta id Court tod 2Sto day 0 AuguaL 2000 8 you ar* a paraon w*h a daatdty who need* any accommodation n order to paikctoata to tod proceed­ ing. you ara anMtod. at no coat to you. to to * provdam 0 oertaei *a*d lanc* P i**** contact Court admndbator. M l N Park Am nu*. SUM N M I, Santord. Florida 32771. (*07)685-4227 * 0 4227. adhto 2 working day* 0 your racapt 0 tod node* 0 toractoau* aad. I you ara haanng impaired, c e l 1-800-855■771; I you ara m a topeaad. cal 1-800-855-8770 |COURT SEAL) CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT tJf. UCPT-wruy W EXPIOr) Deputy Clark ATTORNEY FOR PLA84T1FF Tracy Praal01 Praece BuSat AHO80L P A 3185 S Conway R d. BM E Orlando. Ftonda 32812 (407)381 -5200 PubtMiAuguM 31. 4nd Saptombar 7.2000 D ERM # Ita r rawpapar gne* you aiarytong you CCUUear « * t to lame 0 i Money ■ HaaAh • Intennaw* Ravewi • E dtonalt • Adrtc* Reap** • Coupon* • Ftokbct • Sport* S u b s c r ib e T o d a y ! SeminoleHerald 407/322-2611 U D Fnal Judgment LOT 8 ANO THE EAST 45 FEET OF LOT 7. STONEWOOO FARM ACCORDING TO THE MAP OR PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD IN PLAT BOOK 21. PAGE 58 PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUN TY. FLOR 10A A/KTA 101 STONE POST ROAD LONGWOOD, a 32779 WITNESS MY KANO and toa **e l 0 tie Court on AuguM 282000 (SEAL) Maryann* Mora* Clant 0 to * C aoj* Court By Mary Stroup* Deputy Clark Echevarria AAaaoctoto*. PA PO Bo* 25018 Tampa Honda 33822 5018 F00001432 "S a * Amancan* wrto 0dab*4d« Ad 8 you ara a paraon wkh a (kaabkky who need* acoommodabon to order to parkckdla to 9v* yvocaatkng you ara araatod 0 no cow to you. tor to * prove won 0 certain aaadlanca PI* * ** contact Court Arkrwidtraaon 0 201 N Park Avenue. Santord. Honda 32771. M aphon* nuntoar (407)8850227. within 2 working day* 0 your recap* 0 tod d o o r mark. X haarkig m parad. (TD01 1 8008558771 Pubkah Augu0 31 and Saptontar 7 7000 OER 311 TNICM CUIT COURT OF THE nQ H T ttN T H ju m r iiL c w c u t M ANO FOR COUNTY. cm LA cnoN CASE NO 00877 CA DIVISION K SUNTRUST MORTGAGE INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CRESTAR MORTGAGE CORPORATION WAFREDO MELLA. 0 0 . n o t ic s o f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl to a Feral Judgment 0 Mortgage Foradoaura dated Augu0 24. 2000 and anlarad to Caa* NO 00877 CA 0 toa C m * Coral 0 to* EIGHTEENTH J u d d 0 O c u l to and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda whararn SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO CRESTAR MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. d toa PtotoMI and W lFREDO MELLA. MARTHA J MELLA. ara toa Datanrtark* I wd aa* to to * Ik 0 * 0 and b *0 bddN tor ced i 0 w ed frork door 0 toe SEMI HOLE C oirky CoraThouk*. tanked, bond* « 1100AM. on toa 28to dry 0 September2000. to * toaowng ta d Find Judgment LOT 8. BLOCK C. SUMMERSET NORTH. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROED M PLAT BOOK 15. PAGES 13 • 14. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA AM/A 81 MARK DAVO CT. CAS BILBERRY. FL 32707 WTTICSS MT HAND and to * e *0 0 tod Court an A ig u d 282000 (SEAL) Clark 0 toa Ckcrat Coral ByOorotoy W Boaon Deputy Clark Edravarrla I Aaennato*. P A PO Bo* 25018 Tbmpa. Ftonda 338228018 Nonce b faraby p w i M . putauanl to toM Final Judgment 0 ForaPtoaura datod Augud 24. MOO. and antorad to dvd c a t* nuaiMT 00 C A 1032 14K. 0 toa O to u l Court 0 is to JudcM l c v e u i m and tor Orovaa CommunEy Aaaortadon. Inc., M ra O0 0 0 a ra |k). I w d **a to ■ Due, nipiWH. *- -— u- - — » sno —.u* iMnn a-.—_.a. p a w 4n r e^e^to, wiv lbm i j|nnM il u .ii MJ--I n iw Tfutn w o r ui m#— Satntocto County Courtooua* to Santord. Ftorto*. Samtooto County. Flortoa. 0 114X700 AM OR to * *1 0 day 0 September. MOO. toa talc tag dam p ed property a* eM tortota « *0 FlnM Judgmark. to adt L 0 184. M b ** grova* U kl 4a. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF, a * RECORDED IN PLAT book 82. 0 *9 *8 8 4 8 8 . O f THE pubbe lam rda 0 W Tindb county. Sortda. NOTE: Purauark to toa Fair 0 * 0 CoSacbon Practice* Am you ara adrtaad toM toto tow k m I* da ui to be a d» 0 cobector Mtomparp to ooaad a <NH and erst totomiabon cbtaned w« b* uaao tor toM p u poaa. Oelad toa 25to day 0 AuguaL 2000. MARYANNE MORSE Clark 0 C ircul Court By OoratoyW . Baton Oaoutv Ctork Co S l M 8 STAW1ARSKI, P A 4010 Boytooul BmAavwd 8U to450 Tampa. FL 33807 Tadphona: (813)4778008 CA8410-00-2107 PUdahAuguM 31. and 8 *p j*rr4 d r 7,2000 DCR-310 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK FflUA FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR ST MERGER TO FAST UNKM NATIONAL BAM I OF FLORIDA. “ Get It All.” *M to to# N ghati and b a il Ndder tor caah M w a il Irani door 0 to* SEMI HOLE County Coot Thou*# aanlord. bond* at 11 00AM on to * 26to day 0 September. 2000. to * loiow ng v*. GEORGE P. BURKHAROT, 0 0 CM NOTKBOP NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur­ auark to an Order n aechedukng Foradoaura BMa dated Auguat 24. 2000 and araarad to Caa* NO OO570 CA 14 0 to* C kcul Court 0 to * EIGHTEENTH JurAcM CMcu* to arto tor SEMINOLE Coitaty. Ftonda whararn FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK F/K/A FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAR­ OLINA, SUCCESSOR BY MEROER TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FIORKM . I* to * PtotaM and GEORGE P. BURKHARDT DORE ■ AN P BURKHAROT; STONEWOOO FARMS COMMUNITY ASSOCIA­ TION. MC ; BOWERS ENTERPRIS­ ES. MC.: ara to * DMandaraa. I wd **8aa Amancan* « M I 8 you ara a paraon *M i a i atoo need* aaocmmoddbrai to to peractoate to toM proceedr ara added 0 ne ood u you. provdawn 0 certain aaeta 0 201 R Pwk Anerkd. Santord. Ftortda 32771, NNphnrra nraitoar (407)8*5-4227, wttoto 2 working (te n nf wcuM rmmlat oI IM> doop man); 8 haanrg tovdrad. (TDD) 18008668771. Pu880 l Aubu0 31, and Baptontoar 7,2000 DER-312 INBCSW UIT COUNT COUNTY, CASE NO. 08-18** CA O IVM O NK GMAC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. v* 8H8TLEY 0 . YON, 0 0 . no tkeo f NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pra(urant to a F ind Judgmant 0 Mortgage Foradoaura datod Augud 14. 2000 and araarad to Caa* NO. 00-1048 CA 0 to * Ckcu* Court 0 to * EIGHTEENTH JUGoW C M M Ito and tar I t H W L t County, t ■ GMAC MORTGAGE COR­ PORATION. I* to * PlainM! and SHIRLEY 0 . YON. ASSOCIATES HOME EQUITY SERVICES. INC.; TENANT *1 NfK/A TAMYKAH REYNOLDS; TENANT 82 HMJA DARRELL ROES a r* to * , I w d aa* to to * N 0 ia 0 door 0 to * SEMMOLE County CourThouaa. aanlord. Honda 0 11:00AM. on to * 28th day 0 property a* * 0 torto to aaU Find Jud^nant LOT *1 . LONQOALE. ACCORD840 TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO 84 PLAT BOOK 13. RAOE 8 *. OF THE PUSUC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUN­ TY. n n ru m MUA 1201 N SELMA ROAD, LONOWOOO.f i 32780 WITNESS MY HAND and to * aad 0 tot* Court on Augud 252000. (SEAL) Ctork 0 * » Croud Court By Mary 8<roupa Deputy d a rk E0wv*m a AAaaociata*. PA. FT). Boa 28018 Tamp*. Ftonda 33822-6018 "BaaAnrartcanawtto 8 you a n a paraon to tots proceaGns. you 10 no cod to you. tor 8m pratoaaton 0 certain aaawianc*. P in a * contact Court Atknntairadon M 301 R Park Aranu*. Banked. Ftonda 32771. la liphana nuntoar (407)8*58227. wttoto > worfcng day* 0 your raoaipl 0 tot* decu­ m an: 8 haanng rrp a re d . (TOO) 18008688771. Pupato Augud 31, and i 7.2000 OCR-313 THECIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR BEM MOLI COUNTY. FLORIOA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO 00-10M CA DIVISION K SUNTRUST MORTGAGE MC STEPHEN L ALLMAN, d 0 INOTRE OF FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur auanl to a Fnal Judgment 0 Mortgage Foractaaura deled Auguat 24. 2000 4nd anlarad to C a t* NO 0 0 1088 CA 0 to* C m * Court 0 to* EIGHTEENTH Jurkctol C m # to and tor SEMINOLE C a rry Ftonda wharwri SUNTRUST MORTGAGE. INC . e to * Pleven and STEPHEN L ALLMAN SHAWNNA M BURCH SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS *>* to* Defendant! I ad aal to to* high * 0 d id bed bOrtar tor caah at wed front door 0 to* SEMMOLE County CourThouaa aanlord Honda at I I 00AM on to * 28to day 0 September.2000. toa tonowmg aad Find Judgmara LOT 11. BLOCK E. SOUTH PMECREST. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD IN PLAT BOOK 10, PAOES « 8 10. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMMOLE COUNTY. FLOROA A K A 2811 S FRENCH AVENUE. SANFORD. FL 32773 WITNESS MY HAND and to* aad 0 tore Court on Augud 25 2000 (SEAL) Clark 0 to* C rcu* Court By Dorothy W Bobon Deputy Clark Echavema A A n n -id ii PA PO Boa 25018 Tampa. M o n k 33822 SOI* F00004553 “ Sea Amancan* w*h Dm c a w ii Ad N you ara a paraon w4h a daabtwy who naada acoommodekcn n order toparttota*** ta tow proceadng you are amaiad 0 no ood to you. tor to* provttaaon 0 c m a«i aaaralanc* Piaaaa ooraad Court A nm narercn 0 201 N Park Avarua Santord Ftonda 32771, toleytoona rvrvbar (407)865-4227. wktan 2 worktop daya 0 yora raceet 0 ton docu mark. 8 heenng mpavad (TOO) 1800*558771 PubaahA ugud 31 and September 7,2000 D C R 3I4 Bt T H t ORCUIT COURT OF T M E K IH TttN TH JUOK3AL CMCUTT, B t ANO FOR •CBM O L1 COUNTY. FLORK3A CIY1L DlYtMON C A M NO. fBSTtoCA-IS-K HACIENDA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SOUTHERN PROPERTIES, a Ftonda general parkeratkp and 4a general peraera. CTS. P C and T C H. MC TO N ote* W given toM purauark to a akpu*Mad and (udgmark 0 tarectoaura daaad Auguat 24.2000. n Caa* No 89-578-CA 14K 0 toa C rtu l Court 0 th * Eighlaanto Ju d o a l C rtu l n and tor Sam not* County. Ftonda. In which HACIENDA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION M to * PtotaM and SOUTHERN PROP­ ERTIES. a Ftonda Oanarat partna0kp and ka general pertoera. CTS. INC. and T C H. IN C . are to * UCW wwt I I , I wm ftM ID toW repTHMI door 0 |h * Semkieta County Courtooua*. 301 N. Park Avarua. Santord. Florida, 0 1100 a m on Baptontoor 21, 2000. to * knowing-V. - .to, ■it pcofmvf - -- -■ ak__ OSVC7VMQ M t Luta. m I i H In* ontor 0 Anal judgmant Lot T, RED WILLOW PLAZA. to to * ptal to *r* 0 aa Ptal Book 35. Pag** M and 100, PutAc Record* 0 Banknote Courky. Ftonda 8 you ara a paraon ekh a dtoabdty who read* any accommodation In radar to paracipal* ta 8k* prooaadipg. you ara am e i d. 0 no ood to ffiu , to W provtMen oi c trtiv i lAMit(area Piaaaa contact toa A O A Coordtaaara M toa Senknot* County Courtooua*. 301 N. Park Avarua. Santord. FL 32771. Tataphon* (407)3838330. E d 4227. wdan two (?) working day* 0 your racapt 0 toM None* 0 S a lt: 8 haanng or note* knpdrad. c a l 1800-8658771. Datod toM 25 day 0 Augud. 2000 (Court Baal) MARYANNE MORSE Ctork 0 8 m CkcuM Court By-Mary Stroup* Dapuly Ctork LaddH.Faraa 8.Eaq Ftortda Bra No. 295822 Faa*art. Antoony STaytor. P A 1325 W. Cotomd Drtv* Pod OMc* Boa 3387 Orlando. FL 32*02-3387 (407)872-0200 AdaM^ra ^luwanMi nuui 1V71 Bin m C nM *™ Pubtah. Augud 31, m 7,2000 DER-318 84 T H i CMCUET COU4W OP THE UGHTXBNTH COUNTY, CURL ACTION C A M NO.: 08C A 840-148 NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR AMRESCO RE SCENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1888-2. UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OP JUNE 1,188*. GREGORY B. WILLIAMS. 0 0 . ______ >) N O T IC tO F tA LE Nose* M tMraby given to 0 . purauara to a Final Judgmara 0 Foradoaura or Ordra datod Augud 24, 2000. antorad in C iv* Caa* Number OOCA 840-148. In to * C *a d Court tor Sanknal* Courty, FtatMa. wharan NORWEST BANK MINNESOTA. NATIONAL ASSOCI­ ATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR AMRESCO RESIDENTIAL SECURI­ TIES CORPORATION MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 1996-2. UNDER THE POOLING ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF JU 4* 1. IM S M to * PtotaM. and GRE­ GORY B WILLIAMS, d a t. ara to* I wd aa l to * property ta SamnoMCotnty. Ftonda, L 0 3. MONROE MEADOWS, accordng 10 toa ptal 81arad, aa raoonlad In PM Book 4d. Pag** 18 and 17, Pudkc Raorad* 0 Samnot* County. Ftonda. at pubac ada to to * tvghad and beat twktor. kv caah. M to* Wad Frant Door. X I North Park Avenue. Santord IL 32711 Ftonda M I I 00 am on to* 24to day 0 October 2000 Dated Auguat 28 ?000 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Mary SXvufm wauam M Gotaon 4 Aaaooaiaa I? 30 South Myrtle Ayanu* S id * 105 Clearwater. 1Urate 33758 3445 WMi Daaabdw* A d. paraon* *1 need 0 a apacad eorommodabon to par Otoca 0 to* Court. Samnote County Courtooua* X I North Park Avenue. Santord EL 12771. latephon* 40788543 X TOO 1800*558771 or 18008568770 vw Etonda Relay Sarvtca* Pubaah Auguat 31. and September 7.2000 DEn 117 M THE ORCUTT COURT MAMOFOR M M NO LE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DtVttlO N FHa N * 00- 781 -CP IN RE ESTATE OF DOROTHY B FRANKS Dacwaaad NOTICE OF AOMB88 TRATION Th* aranmaaaaon 0 to* aaaate 0 DOROTHY B FRANKS daceaaad, Fa* Number 00 781 -CP. a pandng n to* C m * Court to Bamancaa County. Ftonda Prabate Oaaaton to * *8 > *a * 0 whach a X I N Park Ayanu* Santord. Ftonda 12771 Th* name* and a d d ***** 0 toa Paraond Itepraaarkaava and 0 toa Paraond Rapraaarkatae a Mtoanay rhdtenga to* vakdty 0 to * W «. to* qualbcalion* 0 to * Paraond Rapraearkath*. vanu* or fn a d c hon cV to r Court and * • paraona hayng ctanw aganar ton aalate who ara earned *Mh a copy 0 ton norm* ar* raqmad to 1*t wkh ton Court auth d p t k t l or d a n wMm to * later 0 tore* mordw after tow daw 0 to* tear p u t* aeon 0 ton none* tv X day* dter to* date 0 aervaca 0 a copy 0 ton none* on aatat* who ar* m l known to to* name* or arM aaaat are ng abty aacartanatk* m ud cta n e a g a n d ta * m onte after to# data 0 to* krd pubtaaaan 0 ton notew ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WEL BE FOREVER BARRED Th* M e 0 tew pub*ca*on 0 ton newcw n Augud 31.2000 PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE M am * Jan* Drakay cJo 1481 W FarrtwWa Avanus PO Boa 70 W ired Park. Ftonda 12780 (407)64 7-S87S Darnel J LaFavr*. Lawyer tot 1491 W Farbanka Aaanu* PO Boa 70 Wkarn Park. Ftonda 32780 1*07)847-3878 Ftonda Bar No 0*8208 Pubaah Auguat 11. and SaptamOar 7.2000 DER318 B t THE CMCUTT COURT OF THE 18TH MANOPOR COUNTY, C A M N0.8B 84JB CA 14 B IRWIN MORTGAGE CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAOE CORPORATION PUUNT1FF VS LEROY ANOREA MARTIN. IF UVINQ, ANO IF DEAD. TME UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS, DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST LEROY ANOREA MARTIN. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF LEROY ANOREA MARTIN. * ANY, CHASE GROVES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. B4C; JOHN OOC ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS Bt POSSESSION OEFENOANT(B) M-NOT1CSOF NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur auanl to an Order Granting toa M cton to Raaat Foractaaura Sato datod Augud 24, 2000 antorad in C M Cara No. M 2428 CA 14 P 0 th * O ra A Court o i to * 18TH Judtotd Ckcu* ta and tor BEMB40LE Courvy. Santord. Ftonda. I wd *M to t a ngrmti arm kmmi dkxmm tor c u n m 81* W ad Frark Dora 0 to * SEMI­ NOLE County Couftoousa In Santord. Ftonda. d 1100 a m. on toa 28 day 0 Septambar. 2000 toa lorth In said Summary F ind Judgment toe d: LOT 116. CHASE GROVES. UNIT 10. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED 84 PLAT BOOK 48. PAGES 71 ANO 72. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Datod tola 28 day 0 AuguaL >000. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maty A m * M on* Clark 0 to * O ran* Court By: Mary Stroup* Deputy Cterk * you ara a paraon wMi a daabaty utoo neadk any aoccmmiMladon In ontor to partidpala ta toto praewadtag you ara auM ad. d no cod to you. to toa provldrai 0 cartaln aaanlane*. Piaaaa cortao to * otaoa 0 toa Court Adrknnuaajr. 8EM840LE County Courtooua*, d 407-1234 3 X wahri too (2) working day* 0 your racapt 0 tola N ote* 0 Sato; I*008558771 (TOO) tor hearing * or 18008858770. rta GRANTEES ASSIGNEES. LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO A IL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST BT. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST BRENDA HARTSF1CLD. RAYMOND HARTSFIEID. JOHN DOE AND JANE DOE AS UfdUNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCftNOANT(S) NOTKS OP rORtCLOSURC S A U NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur auara to a Summary Find Judgmara 0 torectoauv* dated Aug 24. 2000 araarad ta C M Cara No 00 CA 820 t4 K 0 to * O m d Court 0 to * 18TM Judoid Cacudta and tor SEMMOLE County Santord Etonda. I wd aa* to t o . *- ■ - to -a a. , a "WyFWW i i vto a . a a.TKKHpr WOt CSV) ar THE WEST FRONT DOOR d to * SEMINOLE County C ourthou** toedad d X I N Park AvaNUE n Sanford Ftonda. d l l 00 a m an to * 2dto day 0 December 2000 r e ta id Summary F ind LOT 4. BLOCK * MEISCHB SUB OrtrtSION ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROCD 84 PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE 84. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA Dated 8k* 2Sto day 0 AuguaL 2000 (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Cterk 0 to * C ra d Court By Mary S w op* Deputy Cterk TME LAW OFFICES OF DAVO J STERN. PA ATTORNEY FOR PLA84T1FF ■01 ■ Unrueraay O h# 8uVte 500 Ptoraracn. FL 33324 (884)2338000 0052818(1 MCI Myou ar* a paraon e d i a to * Court Admnwtaaara. M M 840U County Courtooua*. 0 4 0 7 8 *5 4227 wtton lea (2) eorktng day* 0 your racatra 0 to d Noaca 0 Sato. I*00 855 8 771 (TOO) tor haanng tap aro d or 1900 *558770. via P ib td i Augud 31. and Soptenbor 7.2000 OCR 320 84 T N I c a tc u n COURT OP TNB 18TM o fp w w ri c M c u rr, 84ANOPOR [COUNTY, C A M N O :M C A 1188 I4K FIRST OREENSBORO HOME EQUITY. 84C PLAW Tfrf VS CHRISM CALOWEU A K A CHRIS M CALDWELL. SR AKA CHRISTOPHER MASON CALDWELL. S R . P UV84G. ANO F DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES LAHORE CREDITORS, TRUSTIES ANO A a OTHER PARTIES CLAB4MQ AN INTEREST BY THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAA4ST O M S M. CALDW UL A K A CMRM M CALDWELL. SR AM/A C*«VSTOPHCR MASON CALDWELL 8 R . TRACT CALOWEU A K A TRACY DIANE CALDWELL; TUSKA MOQC OOMMUNTTY ASSOCIATION. 84Cj ASSOCIATES FINANCUL SERVICE OF AMERICA. B C . A K A ASSOCIATES F84ANCUU. SERVICES OF AMERICA, BIC ; JOHN DOC ANO JANE DOC AS WdLNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DEFENOANT(S) NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN pur­ auark to a Summary Find Judgrera ■adAugud 24.2000 Ita C M Caa* Ns M C A 1108 14K 0 to * C rcu* Court 0 to * 18TH Jujdoel Crcud ta and tor 8EM840LE County- Sanlrad, Ftortda I wB aa l to d AT WEST FRONT DOOR OP COURTHOUM d toa SEMMOLE County Courtooua* Innd a l d 301 N Park AvaNUE In Santord. Ftortda d 1100 a m on » e 2Sto day 0 Soptantoor, 2000 to * taSoMng pregarty aa a d ta rti to LOT 113. BLOCK XT. OF TUSKA RIDGE UNTT 2. ACCOROBtG TO TME PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO 84 PLAT BOOK 40, PAGE M . OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEM84QLE COUN­ TY. FLORK1A Datod tota 28to M y 0 Augud, 2000 (ORCUIT COURT SEAL) Cterk 0 to * O n d Court By; Doratoy W. B0ton D ipufy Ctork THE LAW OFFICES OP DAVO J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR 8UUNT1FF M l S. Umrardty Drtv* Bud* 500 Plrakdton, FL 33324 (164)2338000 008SB27(FOHE) 8 you ara * paraon a lto ■ AN 0R084AHCE OF THE CITY O f SANIORD. FI OR104 AMENDING ORDINANCE NO 1117 OE SAW CITY. SAW ORDINANCE BEING A ZONING PLAN. SAIO AMEND MENT TO CHANGE THE ZONING O f A PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN SEMINOLE BOULEVARO ANO NARCISSUS AVENUE ANO BETWEEN Rn/TRVIEW AVENUE ANO RACHCUE AVENUE FROM A t. COUNTY. TO TO. PLANNED DEVELOPMENT. PROVIDING TOR SEVERASaiTV. CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy l t d b * avekabta d to* 0Moa 0 to * City Ctork tor a) paraon* datatag to aiarntna toa earn* A t parka* ta r eared and M m ihaa have an opprakna y to ba heard d add haarkig By order 0 to * Cay Commaunn 0 to* Cay 0 Santord Ftonda PERSONS WITH DtSABatTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR RCMATE 84A N V O FTK S E PRO CEEDMGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT 3 X 8426 4* HOURS 8 t ADVANCE OF THE MEETPIO ADVCE TO THE PUBLIC * a par eon 0* 00*1 to appad a oacuamn rrada w*h raapao to any matter oorektorad d too abth# morang or record 0 ta* a not prorated by r e Cay 0 ( f t m 0106) JanelR D ou^erty City Clark P u ra *h A i« d l I t . 2000 DER-324 NOTKS OP A PUBLIC H8AR8I0 TO I OP AMI THE CITY OP SAMFORO, N0M * Ik ha««b) gtyan to d a Pubac ta to * id to a C ty M alta to* C*y 0 Santord. Ftonda. d 700 ocaock PM an Paplawtbar 11 , onto e re * by to* C*y 0 Santord Ftonda. BM 0 when la a* kotow* OROP4ANCE NO M 7* AN ORDINANCE OF THE QTY OF SANTORO FLORIDA AMENOMG OROMAMCE NO 3117 OF SAW c m r. SAW OROMAMCE SC8K) A ZONING PLAN. SAID AMEND MENT TO CHANGE THE ZONING OF IT S S t ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN SEMINOLE BOULEVARO ANO NARCISSUS AVENUE ANO BETWEEN RANG YARD ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY ANO N KENNEL ROAD EXTENDED NORTHERLY FROM AG. AORKXA.TURAL. ANO MI-2. MEDIUM 840USTRIAL. TO PO. PLANNED d e v e l o p m e n t PROVWd ta FOR SEVERAMJTY CONFLICTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy th a t ba aiiw tdiU d to* 08p* 0 to * C ty Ctork tar a* paraon* '[ AA parara n th a t have an opportunty to ba heard d ta d haarng By radar 0 toe Cay C cm m atun 0 > e Cay 0 Santord. Ftonda IICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO C ftD IN G S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COORDINATOR AT I X 5*28 46 HOURS IN ADVANCE OE THE MEETING ADVTCF TO THE PUBLIC K ip * , ran daedal to appad a detturm mad* wkh ra fpad to any malter coeaMrad d ta* above maatvg c* hrartag h* may read a verbdvn record 0 toe proceadng* n rk itV g ta* traamnny and rm teora which racord a not prorated by ta* Cay 0 Santonl I f S 28*0105) Jand R O id v ^ r Cty Cterk PurMdi Augurtl 31. 2000 OCR 325 NOTICE OF A PUSUC HEARBK) TO COMBOER THE ADOPTION OP AN 0R084ANCS BT THE CfTY OF SANTORO. FLORWA te r n w haraby ffven tad a Pubtc M aim g w d b* hakl m toa Oamnkadnn Room *1 ta * Cay Ha* *1 tae Cay 0 Saratkd Ftonda d 7 00 o'ctock PM on I ap4*nuk»r I I . M M , to coreater ta * ednpWen 0 an ordnance by ta * Cay 0 Santord Ftonda. an* 0 which k a* kktow* ORDINANCE NO M M AN OROMAMCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORWA AMENOMG OROMANCC NO 1117 OF SAW CITY SAW OROMA74CF BEINO A ZONING PLAN SAID AMEND MENT CHANGING THE ZONING O f 1 63 1 ACRES OF PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN CORNWALL ROAD EITENOEO EASTERLY ANO EAST LAKE MARY HOULE VARO ANO BETWEEN OHIO AVENUE ANO M tU O N V iL lt AVENUE FROM SR I A. 8P4QLC FAMILY RCSWENTIAL. TO RI I RESTRICTED INOUSTRIAl PRO vna ea f o r s t v e r a b a it v c o n fUCTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy * h *l b* * i l k n 0 ta* 0 *0 1 0 to* Cay Cterk tor a f pararae AJ •hat have an apportm ty to be By order 0 ta* COy Curarau m 0 ta* Cay 0 Saraord Ftante PERSONS WITH DtSABatTIES NEC0840 ASSISTANCE TO PAR n C M IT I 81 ANY OF THESE PRO CCEDMGS SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE AOA COOROMATOR A t 330-1828 44 HOURS M ADVANCE OF THE MEET840 ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC « a p *r ran tfaadra to appear a daemon to racord a nek prorated by b a Cay 0 Santord (FB 2M 0108) Jand A Dou0iarty Cay Cterk Pubaah A upjd 31. 2000 OER 328 NEEOMQ ASSISTANCE TO PAR LEGALS o a lc n (i) tot Core im pair * Water lira horn FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 325 FIRST ST. Gareve. a 32712. ••30 1. The appkeara pmpoara to attodaw 0 X 1 maknn gafcn pat day ct wator tor 1 acra 0 urban tendacap* The wkhdawata ra id by ta# prcpcaau prepaid wd candd 0 Qroutad WtkWr k o n ta# Ftortdan A dder wa 2 ackv* waBu In SrakncM County, tocatod ta SacSona 22, Towrahtp 20 Scuto. Rang* 3S EaaL known « Flral Bapad Chuach. Th* >ta<*) t>F**«kng each 0 to * *tou# katad^g8M 8w <»)ara kia ta b l* tor bapHdon Monday torou^uFrktey aacapt tot Ngdhoadty i. S X im toSCX p m 0 toa Bt John* Hear Water Management D etnd H aarkyiidari ot tor apprupiwa* rarytea ranter W iMan abpacrana to 8 d a ppdcM on maybe mad* ItA d e tdd be M d wM (raoakred by) toe 0 * d d O e k . «»*# Rato S i. Pdede 32177-1428. n o to to rto a n S T d a n k ra n to a d ria M i to to* appacebon Fdng a enran cbpacran Sara no >you to l O k p te ^tW , notkte Stdutea.^Ad n tawtrd h # Hearing Orty atoo tea a p a fe n miadng toa requaramante 0 Sacecna l» S M a n d lM S 7 and Chapa*r_M-108.^tondaAdik n td rra .* Cod*, may cbtotr ctpacbcn* w d ba praaanlac a on *pp*c**nn poor » toa j acbon on to* appaewaon Otorta Lawta, DMctor, Okrtaton 0 Parma Data Serrate* Sbi 6* - LO ey) a m 1 B in I I I W I t - — —u - , KraBaTMyMrnMfH L M V u Pudddi: Augud 31, 2000 OKH-304 MORCS 0 8 A PUBEJCI ADOPTION 0 8 AN I la haraby gkran to d a Pubac Haartag wd ba held ta toa Comnwabr Room at to * Cay H al, 300 Mcrto Park Avanua, ta to * C ty 0 Bardwd. 1 TSO tfc k n * P M an BapH aBar 11, M M to coreater to * a&paon 0 ar 1ty to * C ty 0 Sardont Ftonda. 1 Q flfftiA N T f NO TO ANNEX 20 ACRES OF PROPERTY LY8K I BETWEEN MARQUETTE AVENUE ANO BROOKS AVENUE EXTENDED EASTERLY ANO BETWEEh BCAAOAU AVENUE ANO S »C 8 AVENUE: AS SHOWN ON THE MAE BELOW too Court A d iM d n lM , SEM840LE County Courtooua*. d 4 0 7 8 8 5 4*27 w dita iwo (2) awNna tm t d your racapt 0 toe Nebco 0 Sat*; 1■008858771 (TOO) — w- ----- m-1--# — , - EKd^M IrMBJ DMn^wP uM M iA ugdt 31, and 7,2000 DER-321 NOTICS OP FICTITIOUS M U M Noaca la hereby given to d I am engaged In budnaw d 1178 2nd P late Longweod, FL SraMnot* County, inland b DAVO J. STERN. P A *01 S. Urkvaraay Drtv* Sura 500 PlantaWan. FL 33324 (864)2338000 88-31880(88) Pubfeh Auguat 3 1 , and Saptombar 7.2000 DER-318 84 THE CMCWT COURT OP THE 18TH COUNTY, C A M NO: M C A 83814 K EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLA8FTTFF V8 BRENDA HARTSFTELO IF UV84Q. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVIM ES. at Tdtohrana, Ftortda to w *i to * provtoiona 0 8 e Nam* S toM aa to-W»: • M M . Ftortda S toat 11 IN I. Ataruo 0 . Stotworth. CUV* Pubkah: Augud 31.2000 DCR-322 N O R C EO PA8U BLIC I TO ( OP AN I TMECTTYOPI Noace la leraby ghen to d a Pub*! Hearing e « b * Iw U to to * Conktkaden Noam d 8w Q ty HM to to * C*y 0 Santord. R v ld a d 700 o'etook PM on Saploraber i t , IS M to oonatdar to* adopaon 0 rat otuWenco by 8w Cay 0 Santonl. F tom a ara 0 which d r a UtowaORDINANCE NO. 3873 A ocmplata daacrtpdon and a tx y y 0 to * ordrenca d e * be avaiabl* d to* c d to a d te C ty Cterk to re * paracna taatang to aaamae toa la n e ^ *8 partto^ta kdara* and bBrane d ia l have aa opporktaty to be heard ■ By etdar 0 to * C ty Cdnnkadon 0 toa C ty 0 Sardord. Ftortd* PERSONS WITH OtBABIim ES NCX084G ASSISTANCE TO FWI1T1CIPATI 84 ANY OF THESE PR0CEED8P0S SHOULD CONTACT THE HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE ADA COOROMATOR AT 3X 58 28 48 HOURS 8u ADVANCE OF T W METnNQ. ADVCE TO THE FUBUC: 8 a paraon utecate * la appad a daceon mad* toartytnarar m natdaik ild S e abtwa marang ahaartag. ha n e ) I* n 0 proutdad by toa C ty 0 B araord-^tF S m oTm T * R. Dcugharly. CMC CtyCtotfc P iM d iA u g u d 31. d id Saptonbar 7,2000 DCR-327 -c �Tiu: Skminoij II immu Husband’s fetish is hurtful D EA R DR. C O IT : I have Itail one breast r i'iii m d Ins .iiis *of « m r r Now I believe lh.it my husband is experiem mg some typ«* of mid-life crisis I to h.is pictures of largc-bustcd women placed strategically around our house mid is very eager to liirt* a 3 5-year-old limisokeeper with .1 40-D hllst l lll ,1| ,| loss |o put this ,111 together. D EA R READER: ruttin g H all together, I conclude that your husband has a problem with breasts Ibis may have taken the form of a breast fetish an abnormal preoccupa­ tion with wellendowed women. Eliis unfor­ tunate atti­ tude is l>oth • • maladaptive and hurtful. I wonder if he real­ izes how much emotional pain you are experiencing as a result of his thoughtlessness Emm your brief description, I'd worry that your husband wants more from the prospec­ tive housekeeper than someone to dust and to do the dishes Although, at this point, the pic­ tures anil his fantasy are rela­ tively innocuous, his preoccupa­ tion w ith breasts could lead to behavior that would undermine your marriage I believe that most responsible adult males in his position would thank God that you are a breast-cancer sur­ vivor, would accept the necessi­ ty of your surgery, and would choose to move on w ith life — perhaps even to redefine the strength of your marital rela­ tionship by being mote sensitive and sup|»ortmg. Alas, people don't always behave in a rational manner in such circumstances; such a bad choice almost invariably leads to pain and suffering Therefore, I think that you Kith could ben* efil from some counseling: your husband, to discover the rea­ sons tor his fetish and to find more appropriate ways of deal­ ing with it; and you, to leant bow best to handle a difficult situation Ask your doctor to refer you to a |>sychologist or a marriage counselor To give you related information, I am send­ ing you a copy of my I lealth Report "Breast Cancer and Disorders." Other readers who would like a copy should send $2 plus a long, self-ad dressed, stampcnl envelope to P.O. Hox 21)17, M urray Mill Station, N ew York, N Y 1015+1. He sun- to men­ tion the title. year-old daughter was bom with Mobius syndrome. She lacks pectoral muscle or a breast on the left side; on that side, her face is sunken in I fer left eye closes only when she is asleep H er doctor offers no chance fo or cure. Can you? DEAR READER: Mobius syndrome is an exceedingly rare hereditary disorder in which, during fetal development, cer­ tain key nerves in the brain (cra­ nial nerve nuclei) fail to devel­ op Without these nerves to stimulate them, certain muscles cannot grow Thus, the syn­ drome is marked by absence or weakness of many facial mus­ cle's Macia! palsies), including the muscles of one or both eyes, as well as the muscles of the upper extremities and chest There is variation in what parts of the body are affected: the face, almost always; one or both arms, commonly; the chest, occasionally. There is no cure for the syn­ drome Nonetheless, children with the affliction can often he helped by a combined therapeu­ tic approach that includes physicians, speech therapists and physical therapists Allhough I doubt that anyone can explain w hy your daughter suffered Mobius syndrome, much can be done to assist her in coping with it. DEA R D R. G O TT: M y 5- C MOO, S r n ip lp f l I n lr r p ilw xiifinsi ii .'Him Piijzo .1 \ Carnival------ Lines --------C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A McGee said when the dona­ tion funds are counted that SCC Board of Iruslee Chairman Dede Schaffncr bad promised to double them and that the state would add matching fu n d s "W hat better way for Dr. McGee to demonstrate her commitment to student success than by taking her turn in the dunk tank," said SCC student activities specialist M auricio Garcia. "The whole idea is to make learning an enjoyable process," Garcia said. " The festive atmosphere tor the carnival is a great way to bring everyone on campus It ’s a time of meet­ ing new friends, learning about student club* and orga­ nizations. It a ls o allows the students to see their instructors outside the classroom.” I he carnival is part of a series of entertainment each Wednesday at the SCC Student Center I he W.O.W. (Wind dow n ( >n Wednesdays) is pop­ ular w ith students who w ill be entertained by comedians, a ventriloquist and a hypnotist. Garcia said each show w ill start at 12 05 on Wednesdays, allowing students a chance to relax and take a break from classes. D r McGee w ill not be avail­ able for dunking until next year, however. C o n tin u e d fro m Page 1A causing a four-inch line to rup­ ture." l ive units from the Sanford l ire Department along w ith the I lazardous Materials unit from Orlando responded to fhe area while Sanford police sealed off the roadway. "Because natural gas is lighter than air and goes upward," Robles said, "we even had to keep the helicopters away from (tie area " Robles said five families hail to be evacuated. Most of them went fo the American legion, just arntss the street from the break. There were no injuries reported. I le explained that Morula Public Utilities managed to attach what he called a "Saddle Dressing" on the broken fourinch pipe, which sealed the leak until the pipe could he repaired W hile Robles said both inci­ dents an*, at this time, being declared as accidental, a meet­ ing was held this morning at Sanford ( itv Hall between fire inspectors, Florida Public Utilities, the contractor and city officials "We want to look into what can be done to avoid situations like this in the future," Robles said. Donation -----C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA indigent newborns, layette's for stillboms and heart pillows lor open-heart surgery patients, fund-raising events and the Employee Scholarship Fund." "So far this year, we have given $11,000 in scholarship through the Employee Scholarship Fund," Smith said. Smith said the Auxiliary is always looking for new mem­ bers and volunteers. Auxilians must w ork at least 60 hours per year to remain active, and uni­ forms are furnished by the hos­ pital "We need volunteers desper­ ately," Smith said. "It’s a lot of hard work, but you feel good about helping people " For more information about the Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary, call 407-3214VX), ext 5653. Safehouse of Seminole is in its sixth year of serving the commu­ nity The facility can serve up to .38 indiv iduals along with their children on a daily basis. Residents can stay at the shelter for up to six weeks Services include the 24-hour emergency shelter and children’s, outreach and volunteer support programs. To reai h Safehouse of Seminole's 24-hour hotline, call 407-330-3933. A h a Community Notes Celery City Elks Celery City Lodge M 2 and Evergreen Temple 321 of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World (I.D.P.O.E. of W.) w ill sponsor a yard and dinner sale Saturday, Sept. 2, from 8 a in. until 5 p m at the Elks l-odgc, 6 I f Cypress Avenue, Sanford. Tables are still available. Phone 41)7-322-32*)1 or 407-323-6998. The dinner menu consists of roast pork, baked Ivans, potato salad and.bread. Tried fish and hot dogs w ill also be available. M ore Elks The Grace I faynes-Brewer Past Stale Presidents Club of the Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the* World will be celebrating its 7th anniver­ sary, Sunday,S cpt. 3, at 3 p.m., at Second Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 2150 Airport Blvd in Sanford. Rev. M arvin Scott is Minister. 11K Walk The M id-Florida Miters’ U K walk w ill take place Sept. 3 at the Central Florida Zoo in Sanford. Registration and the start of the walk is from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Walkers are to be fin­ ished by 4 p.m. Cost is $7.50 for adults, $5.50 for seniors, $6 and $5 for teens and children. Zoo members are asked to pay a $2 fee to offset walk expenses. Lunch may be purchased. For additional information call the zoo at 407-323-4450. Tor information on the walk contact M ike Lanphcr at 407-695-9181. D ividends Coffee There w ill In- a Dividends toff»v at Oviedo High School, Sept, ii beginning at 9 p.m. for Dividends and those interested in joining. The event will be held in the media center, of the 21-00 building. For additional information call Deb Jepson at 407-320-4199. School Readiness Coalition Hie Seminole Counly School Readiness Coalition w ill hold a full coalition meeting, Thursday, Sept. 7, hum 8 until 9 a.m. at the Educational Support Center, 400 F. Lake M ary Blvd., Sanford. will hold a special event Thursday, Sept. 7, from 9 a.m. until noon The subject is; "Mexico and the United State's — A Fresh Start." Local, state and international panelists will discuss the changed Mexican election process and its impact on Mexico's economy and rela­ tionships w ith the United States. The event is free and open to the public. For additional information contact Kenna Moone, at 407* 328-2086. •GAL CINEM AS' Friday Thru Thursday Mexican Connection Seminole Community College I AKI M AHY f . lN I M A HI E i l M U l A Lftu t u /im h » i^ fSHOW T M E I A in . 25 to Aim 11 S lM lN H lt I (IW N I ( I N IM t III REPLACEMENT) pgu frt-lhu 12SO 3 10 525 745 1005 NUTTY PROFESSOR 2 ran fn lh u 1 45 4 20 7 05 AUTUMN IN NEW YORK Fn-Thu ran 1 50 4 15 640 OodiMa 2000 (PG) No P u u i or Sipar Savan Fn-Thu M 0 (4 50)7:10 1 55 4 30 7:15 9 35 HoBoa Han (R) Siarao Fn-Thu (4 50)9 40 1:35 7 15 WHAT LIES BENEATH ran Fn-Thu 1 10 4 00 6 50 Tha Replacement (PG-13) Stereo Fn-Thu 2X 1500)7X 10 10 9 40 THE HOLLOW MAN * Fn-Thu Nutty Protaaaor I: Tha Klumpa (PG-13) Siarao Frl-Thu 2 10 (4 30) 7 00 930 1 55 4 40 7 30 9 55 G00ZILLA 2000 ra Fn-Thu Autumn In New York (PG-13) Siarao Fn-Thu 240(510)7401010 Bring I On PGI3 Siarao Fn-Thu 220 (4 50) 7.10 9 X 905 SPACE C0WS0YS ran Fn-Thu Data Th* Chad (Rj No P u ia t or Supar Seven Fn-Thu 220 (4 30) 7 00 9 40 tpaca Coatoya (PG-13) Siarao Frt-Thu 200(4 40)7201000 9 35 THE CELL R Ffi-Thu Ait Ot War (R| - No Paata* or Stpw Srwn Fn-Thu 200(440)7201000 Coyol* Ugly IPG-13) Siarao Fn-Thu 2X15 10)740 9 50 4 30 9 tS BRING IT ON ron Fn-Thu Tha M (R) • No Pauaa or Super Seven Fn-Thu 2401500)7X150 200 4 30 700 COYOTE UGLY ran Fn-Thu THE CREW Fn-Thu 915 F-G13 100 3 10 5 20 725 9 35 THE ART OF WAR R Star Spangled G irl Lake M ary High School Players of the Arts seniors w ill be starting the new school year with the Neil Simon comedy, "The Star Spangled Girl." The presentation, suitable for the entire family, w ill be Sept. 5, Sept. 6, Sepl. 7 and Sept. 9 at Lake M ary High School audito­ rium. Admission is $4. For additional information or tickets contact Bill Eissele at 407-320-9672. Breakfast Meeting The Seminole C ounty/Lake M ary Regional Chamber of Commerce w ill hold its September Breakfast Meeting Wednesday, Sept. 6 beginning at 7:30 a.m. at Heathrow Country Club, sponsored by Adelphia Business Solutions. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non­ members. 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A Q U A R IU S (J«n 20-Feb 19) In d iffe re n c e o n y o u r p a rt to d a y c o u ld lu m p ro fit In to lo *a i f y o u 're n o t c a re fu l Thia h o ld * tru e even w h e n y o u r d e a lin g * are co n d u cte d in a p ro fe s s io n a l atm ew p h rre . S tay o n y o u r toe *. PISCES (F eb 20-M a rc h 20) S h o u ld y o u r to le ra n ce be tra lrd In a n y on e -o n on e rrta lio n a h ip to d a y, m a in ta in y o u r trU -c u n lro l. A c o u p le o f In d iv id u a l* m ay a tte m p t to w eaken y o u r re so lve . A R IE S (M a rc h 2 1 -A p ril 19) D o n 't m ake racuaea to d a y. M a ke g o o d o n w h a t is expected o f y o u . such a * a p ro m is e o r c o m m itm e n t. I f y o u (a il to d o ao, II c o u ld coat y o u r im a g e m o re th a n y o u b a r­ ga in e d lo r T A U R U S ( A p r il 2 0 -M a y 20) K eep y o u r o w n counaei in d n e ttin g o th rra in fin a n c ia l a rra n g e m e n ta to d a y , because th re e are tu n m a n y u n k n o w n (a c to n o f w h ic h y o u 're u n aw are th a t c o u ld be c o s i­ ly G E M IN I (M a y 21-June 20) I I y o u b e g in trn s in g o th m are d o u b tin g y o u r d ire c tiv e s to d a y, d o n 't becom e s tu b b o rn a b o u t ha v ir ^ e v e ry th in g d o n e y o u r w ay. In — a d . Jiaian to th e ir in p u t co n c a n ti n g needed a d |u *tm m ts C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) A go od w a y to encourage o th e n to c lo s e ly ic r u ti­ m e r y o u r lim ita tio n s to d a y is to s ta rt p o in tin g o u t th e ir sh o rtco m in g s. Y ou’l l re gret e ve r o p e n in g y o u r m o u th . 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(cc)(t| |KhYlMB M i ^ l 5 B 1 5 5 1 by Jimmy Johnson i' by Jim Davis AT LEAST ON MV PART 7:30 "WOMAN JUMPS FROM MOVINOr BUS" I hf Mu iM HA'fM OsstK #»o—p wasciisit)(im i £ T tu rn :s) W iia s E = j= r i 1 �______________________________ • » .J * ♦ • I v S e m in o le llcm ltl * ( Inside I cgala.......................... 31) Classifieds....................... 3B-ID C ro ssw o rd .............. .11) Herald Sports - - Don’t be a Labor Day statistic: fol­ low these safe boating tips from BoatU.S. ~~~' ; Time to hike it for real Rivalries highlight opening night of regular season S p e c ia l t o t h e H e ra ld At least 40 people may die In boating and person­ al watercraft (PWC) acci­ dents In the U.S. over the Labor Day weekend, according to BoatU.S.. the nation's largest associa­ tion of recreational boaters. Many fatalities could be avoided tf more boaters and PWC riders followed Just five easy rules: * 1. Wear your life Jack­ et Nine out of 10 drowning victims did not. Be sure that children 12 and under wear lifejackets any time they are not In the boat's cabin. #2. Don’t drink and boat. Almost half of all fatal boating accidents Involve alcohol abuse by the oper­ ator or passengers. The boat's movement, vibration, noise and the sun. glare and wind often produce ’boater's hypno­ sis.* so alcohol can affect people much more rapidly on the water. #3. Don’t overload your boat with people or equipment About 30 percent of those who die in boating accidents were on over­ loaded boots. #4. Know before you go. Get a weather forecast. While underway, observe current conditions and keep a sharp eye out for changing weather pat­ terns. #5. Brush up on your boating safety knowledge. Join the over 80.000 people who have taken the BoatU.S. online safety course at www.BoatUS.com/onllnec ourse. PWC (personal water craft) users face special problem s. While they comprise Just 11 percent of all registered boats, PW Cs now account for more than 35 percent of all boating accidents. BoatU.S. has some addi­ tional Labor Day weekend advice for PWC owners and users: * Watch your speed and don't Jump wakes. * Keep a sharp lookout and make sure you stay well clear of other craft * Know your state's age requirement for PWC operation (available at www.BoatUS.com/onllnec ourse! and don't lend your PWC to anyone underage. • Make sure everyone who operates your PWC is aware o f safe boating rules. As the owner* you could be held responsible. T B K H IO J . The BoatU.S. Foundation has Sm IniHngj Pegs 28 m na lljr Dean Smith hurt ok s k ir t s SANK run ovrr. H ip long wait 1* F im i I I i . i II I. i i i s will flll.lllv grl hot thrlr favorite trams takr H e ra ld p h o to by A ft /le lln a h l The 'real' high school football season has finally arrived. Local fans will get the opportunity to soo if the last three weeks of practice, Knights end hard work for G-Tech MORE SUMMERTIME RUN WINNERS N V /r ( V Special to tha Herald ORLANDO • After an Intense two-hour work out In full pads on Tuesday, the University of Central Florida football team held Its last two-hour work out In full pads Wednesday after­ noon at the UCF practice tlelds. The Golden Knights will now hold shell drills (Thursday from 2:45 p.ni.-to-4:55 p.m.) and a walk-through (Friday tn Atlanta) before kicking off the 2000 sea­ son Saturday night In Atlanta against Georgia Tech. The Yellow Jackets handily defeated UCF last season, and UCF head coach Mike Kruezek knows that In order for the Golden Knights to pull olT Die upset, they must win the war In the trenches. ’ It's critical that troth sides of the line of scrimmage. In the Interior, do a good job In order for us to have any success ofTcnslvely or defensively,’ said Kruczek. T h e people that win the games are the offensive and defensive lines. *We didn't do a good Job of Dial against them lust year. Wc were . young up front and couldn't stop the run. This year most of our kids are back and have devel­ oped greater strength and more quickness. It should be Interest­ ing. We will see bow we match up when we line up on Saturday.* UCFs Improved defense has been the talk of full camp this season, but Tech's offense ran up almost 500 yards In total offense Its 41 -10 victory over the Golden Knights a year ago. UCF defensive coordinator Gene Chlzlk says that his unit will have to step it up If the Golden Knights are to pull o(T the upset. T h e y have a great offense and It doesn't really matter who Is See UCF, Page 2B scrimmages and short -Classics’ have been onough as Friday night all sevon Seminolo Athletic Conloronco squads will bo in action. to to llir battlrllrlri lor rral tomorrow night when the- 2<XX) high school loothall season kirks oil with all srvrn Srm lnolr Athletic Conference squads In action. Ttie only game not Involving a pair ol SAC teams squaring nil has the Dike Howell Silver Hawks looking lo erase the Mlp tllil of two oil seasons when IliCy travel to Satrlllle llcach to lake on a Satellite Hint) School Scorpions squad that Is normal ly very good at home and Is year In and year out one of the powers of tlie S|M«ce Coast. See Prep*, fane 2H Some of the winners from the Girls and Boys 13-10-15 races included (above, left to right), sealed, Lavera Morris (Dr. Phillips, second), Judith Claessens (Lake Mary, fourth), Stacey George (Winter Springs, Winter Springs), Julie Anne Halsey (Lake Mary, ninth), standing, Colin Wiens (Oviedo, ninth), Omar Morales (Lake Howell, first), Jonathan Alter (Flagler, fourth), Bryan Anderson (Flagler, third), Hunter Roberts (Seminole, seventh), Anthony Esolf (Pine Ridge, second) and Bryan Christian (Lyman, eight). Members ol the runner-up Lake Mary boys team were (right photo, left to right) Rob Green, Eric Gordon and Ryan Pascionl. Will Barnett and Eric Fin were not present for photo. H tr*1 4 p h o ts * bp A rt T.U II s U I �M • Ssminoto Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. August 31. 2000 Preps Continued from Page IB The other three game* nre Ailed with natural rivals. The lop game on the schedule features n pair of teams that made the playoffs last season as Lake Mary tmvels to Sanford to take on Seminole at Thomas E. Whlghnm Stadium. In addition to the obvious neighborhood rivalry, last year the Fighting Semlnoles handed Ihe Rams their only regular sea­ son loss nt home. At Lym an High School's Carlton Henley Sports Complex. Oviedo, which ndvnnced all the way to the third round of the playoffs last year and returns a good nucleus, will take on n Greyhound team that Improved as the season went on last year under first year head coach Hill Cnughdl and tins high expecta­ tions for this season. The final game finds Winter Springs, which was playing about ns welt as anyone Inte last season, traveling to Altamonte Springs to face a Lake U m nllry Iran i that Is trying to rrp la rr Its starting quarterback and two of its top running barks, but Is still considered a good I kI to return to the playoffs ngnln. All of the games are set to begin at 7:30 p.m. SEMINOLE VOLLEYBALL PALLS TO 0-2 NEW SMYRNA BEACH - The Tnnk nt New Smyrna Bench High School proved to lie too tough for the Seminole High School volley* ball team to tnme Wednesday evrnlng as It fell to the host Barracudas In a long match. 1517 and 0-15. The Tribe (0-31 will return tiome today to host Deltona In n district contest nt Bill Fleming Memorial Gymnasium. The freshman match begins at 4:30 p.m.; the Junior varsity stnrts nt 5:30 p.m.; and the varsity takes the court nt 7 p.m. "Wc passed the ball well, but we need to put the ball down and finish Ihe game,* said Seminole head conch Beth Corso. "We have to get more digs and put the hall AFC West: Raiders plan a revival By Howard Bluer NEA SPORTS ■* The Oakland Raiders arc finally back nfter win­ ning six ATC West titles In the 1970s. three In the 19B0s, and Just one In the 1990s, Denver revamped much quicker after Its btd for n Super three-peat failed. Going into the 2000 season, here's a look at the division (with the teams listed tn their approximate order of strength): 1. OAKLAND RAIDERS: They drafted star placekicker Sebastian Jantkowskt first. Why? The Raiders lost eight games by an average of Just over four points. Since 1997. Oakland hns been 30th. 29th and 28th tn field-goal accuracy. Coach Jon Gruden's club tied for eighth In the NFL In scoring last season. Quarterback Rich Gannon (3,840 yards passing. 24 touchdowns), running back Tyrone Wheatley (8 touchdowns rushing. 3 touchdowns receiving) and wide receiv­ er Tim Brown (90 catches) excelled. On defense, the Raiders were 16th In points allowed. All-NFL defensive tackle Darrell Russel and All-NFL comerback Charles Woodson are the best stoppers. 2. DENVER BRONCOS: The post-John Etway era opened with the Broncos going 0-4 and losing star running back Terrell Davis to Injury for the rest of 1999. Coach Mike Shanahan turned to quarterback Brian Grtese (3.032 yards, 14 touchdowns) and running back Olondls Gary (1,159 yards). Wide receivers Rod Smith and Ed McCaffrey helped. Denver was 18th in the league In scoring, 11th In points allowed. All-NFL defensive tackle Trevor Piyce, from Lake Howell, (13 sacks) is supported by defensive tackle Keith Traylor, linebacker Bill Romanowskl and Injury-plagued linebacker John Mobley. Rookie comerback Deltha O'Neal has to fill tn for Dale Carter (one-year drug suspension). 3. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS: Coach Mike Holmgren Is trying to upgrade Seattle. The Seal lawks were 12th In the NFL tn points scored last season and eighth In points given up. But they collapsed, los­ ing five of their Inst six games. Quarterback John Kltna (3,340 yards, 23 touch­ downs! slumped late In 1999. Running back Ricky Wnttcrs (1.210 yards) had four of Seattle's leaguelow five rushing touchdowns. He also caught 40 passes. Blockers Pete Kendall nnd Walter Jones thrived. Defensive linemen Cortex Kennedy and Michael Sinclair, linebacker Chad Brown and defensive back Shawn Springs are good. Charlie Rogers is an All-NFL punt returner. 4. KANSAS C riY CHIEFS: K.C. had the beat home record In the NFL In the 1990s. It had the thirdbest regular-season mark. But the Chiefs haven't won a playoff game In six seasons. Coach Gunther Cunningham knows that. Plus he knows close doesn't count. In 1999, Kansas City lost the division title by dropping Its season-ending game to Oakland In overtime. Quarterback E M s Grbac (3,389 yards, 22 touch­ downs) and tight end Tony Gonzalez (76 catches. 11 touchdowns) pace an offense that tied for eighth tn scoring. The off-season auto death of linebacker Derrick Thomas stunned the team. 5. SAN DIEGO CHARGERS: They opened the sea­ son by winning four out of five games and ended that way. The six-game losing streak In between hurl. Even so. San Diego could have won the AFC West with a few breaks. Led by linebacker Junior Seau. the Chargers were 10th In Ihe league In points allowed. But San Diego was Just 28th In scoring. Quarterback Jim Harbaugh (10 touchdown pass­ es) and wide receivers Jeff Graham and Curtis Conway need help. Jermaine Fazande (365 yards. 2 touchdowns) comes back as the top running back. John Kamey Is one of the NFL's most accurate fleld-goal kickers ever. AFC W EST in 1999: SEATTLE. 9-7 (champion): KANSAS CITY. 9-7; SAN DIEGO. 8-8: OAKLAND, 88; DENVER. 6-10. BOOO, It m if i in ip t s th w d a Boating C a o t t iM l TU ES D A Y 'S B O X ES BOTSOOtr M M IS4. OW1HUUNM IN •t TtM cwa. ru M la k e M ary I t « . G iles 3(1. V a le n tin e .17. Ile rn a n d rr 40 . D onaldson 41. Lytn a n 10 I) W ith * 30 . A tw ood 43 . V o lt 43. I la t lr t 44 MTUOTS 140, MLVHI KAWU 147 a t W m m W CC. P ar S4 L a k r I Ira n i ley I t Ot S m ith 33 , K napp 33 . C rtlo 33 . C o n d rllo 37. L a k r I low ed (O I I _ Jan sen 34. 37 . A tira h a m 3 * . h r m il* 38. 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Now they don't have to go buy a Jacket to use for the weekend* Organizations Interested In participating In the Life Jacket Loaner Program should call the Foundation at 703-823-9550. ext. 3200. A listing of Life Jacket Loaner sites can be located on the BoatU.S. Foundation's Web site • www.BoatUS.com. The BoatU.S. Foundation ia a non-profit education and research organization funded by voluntary contributions from the 500,000 members o f BoatU.S., the world's largest organization of recre­ ational boaters. 8 g the trigger man, Its designed to give you a lot of problems as a defense,’ said Chlzik. “It comes down to a matter of consistency. We have to line up on every down and execute. It really doesn't matter what quar­ terback they use or how much either of than play. We will have to be very sound In what we do and execute our scheme perfect­ ly tn order to give our team a shot to win.’ True freshman wide receiver Tavarts Capers (Miami/Jackson High School) will not make the trip to Atlanta due to an ankle Injury sustained last week tn practice. Capers and linebacker Ttto Rodriguez (Lehigh Acres/Lehigh High School) are the only two Golden Knights who are definite­ ly out for Saturday's game. Rodriguez had tears In both the medial and lateral meniscus In his left knee on August 16. UCF and Georgia Tech each kick off their season's In Saturday's 7 p.m. game at Bobby Dodd Stadium In Atlanta. .A P A T R IO T * I M . S ILV E R HAWKS 3 M la k r Ilfa n U r-y ll III W nkrK t 43 W ilt 40 T o m ria k 33 I t r ll l r r 33. p rS a n tla 73. .la ro ta 76 ta k r U nw ell |0 I I C*vutln« (IM. N rfr n li 70. Ila n ty 70 S a h fk a tirl H I BOYS SWIMMING noirrmo s K M m n u t* oo. P A im n tR s 6 8 30 0 m ritlry ir la y _ StlMSlUtC |H i« tt1s n r-/, C araaaa. 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Wearing a life Jacket that fits can mean the difference between life and death for a small child,’ said Ruth Wood, director o f the BoatU.S. Foundation. T h is program has helped countless parents and grand­ parents who have visiting o iu m io tm w i i n . r a m s a ta Lym an I I 0 | K re lr 37 . K P U M aon 47. S tHtin t arm S3, t . Ila m r* V I la k r M a ry (0 1 ). V a iH tritm 4'1 S rtin r rl S3. H m l SS. G ra m 03 Briefs Special to the Herald —Classic -f5ri 9 Howell at Derr Run. 3:30 p.m.: Oviedo and la k e Highland vs, Lymnn at Rolling Hills. 3:30 p.m, G irl* Golf _ Lyman vs. Ovlrdo nt Twin Hirers. 3 p.m.; Winter Springs v*. la k e Brantley nt Sweewnter. 3:30 p.m. Boy* Volleyball _ Winter Park nt la k e Brantley. Junior varsity, 6 p.m.: varsity. 7 p.m. Girls Vblleyboll _ la k e Brantley nt Winter Springs. Freshman, 4:30 p.m.: Junior vnrstty, 5:30 p.m.; varsity, 7 p.m.: la k e Mary nt la k e Howell. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.; Junior vnrslty. 5:30 p.m.: varsity, 7 p.m.: Oviedo at Lyman. Freshman. 4:30 p.m.; Junior vnrstty, 5:30 p.m.: vnrslty. 7 p.m. B y D are annouheed 50 new partici­ pating sites in its Life Jacket Loaner Program for Kids, bringing the program to 41 of the 50 states. The program, now in Its fourth year, has distributed over 8.000 children's life Jackets. Each year the Foundation selects 50 community-based groups, state organizations and m arinas to participate in the program. Each participating loaner site receives a "kit" that * away.* For the night the Fighting Semlnoles hail 2 0 k ill* on 80 attempts on attack and only one aervlre error nnd enme up with three hlockn nnd 2 8 digs on defense. Jeaale Chick led the way with nix kills, while Tarn Wiggins nnd M lchrll Cnrdell (five kills nnd onr solo block ench), Kim Corso (two kills, l/2 -b lo c k l. nnd Trarey Sway nos. Em ily Keysor nnd Amanda Howard (one kill enrh) also contributed for the Tribe. In games from Tuesday: Girls Volleyball _ L ik e Brantley (1-0) defeated Lake Howell. 15 6 nnd 15-9. Boys Golf _ Lake Mary tripped Lyman, !5 4 -to -l6 8 ; la k e Brantley trimmed Lake Howell. HO-to-147; and Seminole edged Winter Springs. 155-to-15G. Girls Golf _ Winter Springs thumped Seminole. 2I7-IO -290: Lymnn knocked off Lake Mary. 193-10-213; nnd Lake Brantley crushed la k e Howell, 195-lo299. Boys Swimming _ Seminole lopped Pine Ridge, 90-to-65. G irl* Swimming _ Seminole thumped Pine Ridge, 133-to-35. On Thursday's schedule: Junior varsity football _ Lake Howell vs. Lake Brantley at Tom Story Field, 7 p.m.; Lyman vs. Lake Maty nt Don T. Reynolds Slndlum, 7 p.m.: Seminole vs. Oviedo at John Courier Field, 7 p.m. Boys Golf _ Lake Brantley vs. W inter Springs at TUskawllla, 3:30 p.m.; Lake Mary vs. Lake B m iL O - Where There's Smoke...There's RAC­ ING! With a huge brush fire burning to the East and a huge thunderstorm looming to the West, Orlando Speedworld still got last Friday (August 25th) evening's show In the record books...and In record time. All heats and features were completed In one hour and twenty minutes. Helping the situation was unusually low car count as many competitors stayed away fearing that major roads In the area would again be closed like they were earlier In the day due to heavy smoke. Those who did show up put on quite a show. Justin Drawdy outgunned the combined Super Late Model/Late Model field for his second win of the season. Drawdy started his Drawdy Brothers Construction/RAJ Crane Chevy on the outside pole and Jumped to a commanding lead that he never relinquished. Sid SUtes put his recent spate of bad luck behind him with a strong run to sec­ ond over Rusty Ebersole, Marc Kinky and Travis Klttleson. Jon Compagnone, Jr. won his first race here in several years taking a green to checker win In the Modified*. Compagnone had to hold off a late challenge from Jim ’ Hoot* Flynn to get the victory with Hank Sanders, Frank Polly and Sam Seay, Jr. rounding out the top five. A wild finish In the Sportsman feature saw Larry Osteen go from third to first In the final turn as leaders Jeff Wright and Doug Samlon tan­ gled. Osteen took his first win In the class tn a car recently purchased from Jon Harney while Richard Right zipped by for second. Wright crossed the line going backwards to get third with fourth and fifth going to Matt Griffin and Ed Berbcrich. Marty Pierce outfoxed a small field of MlnlStocka who still put on a great race. Early leader Kelly Jarrett was second ahead of Kenny Hankins and Geoff Williams. Duane Freed let all the way to win the Super Stock race, his third of the year. Apparent second place finisher John Smith was disqualified for being too light over the scales giving the runnerup spot to Carl Peters. Bob Wines, Rob Watfoid and Leonard Stoiy rounded out the top five. Russ Rinaldi outlasted a wild group of Strickly Stock cars taking the measure of Allen Prater, Kevin Reese, Russ Noyes and James "Frrlghtrain" McConnell. This Friday (September 1) the TBARA (Tampa Bay Auto Racing Association) Open Wheel Sprints and Mini Cup Cara will make a special visit to Orlando Speed World and share the card with fea­ tures In the regular FASCAR Divisions of Late Model, Mini Stock, Modified, Sportsman and Strickly Stock. No Super Late Models or Super . Stocks. Next week (Friday, September 8th) the Goodyear 50 Lap Mini Slock Challenge will be held along with the Antique Care making a spe­ cial appearance. Also on the card will be heats and features tn the Super Late Models, Late Models, Sportsman, Modified, Super Stock and Strickly Stock. Gates open a 6 p.m. and racing begins at 8 p.m. every Friday night at the track located 17 miles east of Orlando between Orlando and Titusville on Highway 50 at the 520 Cocoa Cutoff. NSW SMYRNA SPEEDWAY SAMSULA - This Saturday (September 2), the fast half-mile will host a Super Late Model 50-Lup Special along with heats and features In Mini Stocks, Super Stocks, Modified*. Sportmen, Strickly Stock and Spectator Races. The Late Models will have the week off. Next week (Saturday, September 9th) the 1st Annual Mattress Race will be run along with a special appearance by the Antique Cars and a Demolition Derby. Also on the card will be features only In the reg­ ular FASCAR divisions of Super Late Model, Late Model, Mini Stocks, Super Stocks, Modified®. Sportman, Strickly Stock and Spectator Races. Oates open a 5 p.m. and racing begins at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the track located at the comer of S R 44 and CR 419, between New Smyrna, DeLand and Daytona. For more information on any local short track action, call the FASCAR offices at (407) 568-1367 (Orlando) or (904) 427-4129 (New Smyrna), or check the Internet site at WWW.NEWSMYRNASPEEDWAY.COM, or E-Mail at FASCARNOWSAOL.COM. Also you are Invited to tune in to Daytona's WNDB-AM 1150 every Monday night at 7 p.m. to hear all the updates. The radio show Is brought to you by New Smyrna Speedway and X 1 R Call In 904-239-0033 and tell us what you think! HUMT. AUGUST M SUPER LATE M ODELS f t LATE M ODELS CO M BINED (• Late M odel) _ 1.113) J iu tin D o w d y ; 3. (17) Old SUtes: 3 . 147) R usty E bersole; 4. (17X1 M arc K in k y ; S. <681 T rs v U K iltk a o n ; 6 . (*36) ScoU B o n d e d ; 7. (401 O eorS r M u rp h y; B. (19) T o o Root; 9. (*67) C hsd A lta ia n ; 10. (*30| L y n D tcsnd lo , M O D inC D S _ I . (36) J a n Com pa g io n e J r.: 3 . (37) J im llo o T F ly n n ; 3. (90) H a n k S a n d ro : 4 . (341 F ra n k Potty; 6 . |H7| B u n SPORTSM AN_ 1 .148) L a n y O steen: 3. (33) R ichard (lig h t; 3. (50) J e ff W rig h t; 4. (7) M a tt O n ffln ; 3 (44) E d U e rb rrtc h : 6 . (04) D o u | S am lon. M IN I STOCKS _ 1. (73) M a rty P ierce; 3 . 1071 K elly J a rre tt; 3. (8) K enny H a n kin s; 4. (171 O co ff W illia m s. SUPER S T O C K . I . I l l ) D uane FTeed; 3 . I l l C a rl P rtrrs ; 3. |7X ) B ob W ines; 4 . (17) Rob W atfo rd; 5. (L3| Leonard S tory. STRICKLY STOCK _ 1. (76) Ruaa R in a ld i: 3 . (74) A lle n P o te r. 3 . ( I) K evin Reese: 4.141 Ruaa Noyes: 8.10) Jam es M cC a n n rll: 6. 1091 R odney H a ll: 7 .1 0 0 7 ) T im 84denbendcr. �r. 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Dabary 40 7 4 0 *4 3 7 7 atVESTYOATE BEFORE YOUafVCST) Aiway* a good pokey, aspeciaty tor busm aa* oppon undies and tranchtaa* C a l Ftond* Depl of A ^ m ta m A C onvener Senecaa at *0 0 -4 3 6 7362 or FIC-HtLP tor *ee re vm e e jn Or vw ) exx Web US* atw w w flegovbiT op Honda tow requrea setora of cartaei buwiaaa oitoorkxW M to regaar ntai Florida Dept of A gnculhK* A Conaumer Services before w in g C a l to verify law ful regntrahon before you buy. Help w aned Laborer Steady A dependable D rivers bcente prstarre d Good starkng pay Please c a l 407-41690)3 Ask tor MAS r .J LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND imUTY CONTRACTOR m ? tar Aaf Met haveleaddNers d paaabackgresrdcheck. HEALTHasaUKAMC* ANOWIK FLAMOne hw operw igi In a la ra a a o f metal labncafeon. 4 5 hr wk. EacaSanf bansftta Tub* Tec (Santord) 407-3230640. LANDSCAPtRS-Hard worker* A rtka b le D rivers keens* reqd vacation A pension 'V AeeSyAt **»i Cai 407-3334133 h*to*r needed sun S28QWk. 40 hr wort wk LocM DAR.V WORK WHAT CAN R QfVl YOU? 0AR.V RAYIItllt Right H and Man naada daily an ip , sod elc. S6 00argi on bonua w tti iv a ad to new em ployee*. Extra pay to cfctvai* Open SAM. 601 Dog Track Rd Longwood 407-3604106 OPCSTAFFB4G WAREHOUSE : FORKLIFT EXP S WORKERS NEEOEO TO LOAD S UNLOAD TRUCKS UGHT/HEAVY LIFTING DEPENDABLE WORKERS GREAT ATMOSPHERE CALL QPC STAFFWQ 407-3604006. GPC STAFFING IS ALWAYS LOOKING FOR GROUND8 KEEPERS FOR APARTMENT COMPLEXES. SOME PUNCHOUT WORK AVAXABLE A L80. COME M ANO FXJ. OUT AN APPLICATION AT SOI DOG TRACK. LONQWOOO 407-263 FT PClOon. Background check raqd. DFWP AppYh ApAr> parse panm , R aaaton U ka* Apta barand Town CanOa M a i, 8antord No phone ca*a. UIWTODIIK M V ftflS • Food Service 00 Ca* 407-302-0274 tor more rto D/F/W/P We have Ngh standards. do you? Lawn Mamtananc* Positron Must have m gation eipenence and pU rt knowledge 407-3724133 Loader Operator S il* Foramen. 110/StS. vacation A pension 407-3224133 l S artors A I O m f tn f Exp p re ta rre d M A P rr CM 407-323-4915 M arnlananceC uslodiel F/PT Poabona F rs l Bapkat Sweetwaier MW MP44407482-3093 McDonalds • now h m g managers tor early momeig A day shifts Great benefits 3 w eek* paid vacation. 4 0 tk prof* sharing A much mora. Apply In parson at ISO Fkdunan Road, Sanford________ Naad extra S lo r back to school *x p *n **s 7 C om * ctoan houses w tti us. Car required M F. no ngn sun *?.50 iv «>,mAaagaCal 407434-6595 Need kva in rakabta mature aged person C a l lo r more Information. __ 407-32317*0 ORce Poabon FT. Duaai to xidude oixtong. A/R. kkng ate Monday thru Friday, A S . Fu* company tafaa. S alary b a te d upon artenoa. Apply: M am * Feskwrs. Nodhatar Induatrlal Comptas. 120 Maraxna Or, S m ford. FL Tech F/T or P/T 5500 Sign on Bonus Fu* Benefits 904-7364221 PT A FT RN A Lab Tech needed In buay Hem atology A Oncology office 904-774-1223____________ PTRacop-Flex hre 1200to 500 US Grad. CoAeg* prat Raq A n t L retoy aooxato rko. type. MS « tas A gen oflee assist Must hev# FL 0 L w sata record, sac bfcgrd req FTetume to Senlord A irport Authority. O n* Rad C leveland Boulevard. *200. Santord. FL 32773 or via tax 407- RNA-PMCNA daily pr *1 50 — da Janairo 52 ChbwM 53 Anftarad 287 Lawn Services 208 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 Od. Lube A Filter 294 Pamtmg 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PianoOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Clearing 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Siding 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Radw 314 Upholstery 316 Wekkng A Sheet Metal 318 Wed Drilling 319 Window Washing A Inhnq 7 1 — H e lp W a n t e d CNC Router 0PWCULTYT C hdd C a re C a n te r* C taanm g S ervices C o n cre te C o n s tru c tio n D ekvery S e rv ic e * D ry w a l E le c tric a l Fence 278 Handy Man 279 ttaukng 10X10 Spec* a 110 00 7AM Setup SAM 7PM N oun 2 7 — N u r s e r y f t C h il d k 268 26 9 77 0 271 27 2 27 5 276 27 7 284 Lakafront Clearing 254 A ir C o n d itio n in g OPfORTUNTTIES A ia ta k a d U v tn g • IMafl a e t w fp rty a la t lem l-p rhra ka A lte ra tio n * A p p lia n ce R epair A uto E le c t R epair A u to m o tive B ush H ogg ing C om p u te r C o n su ltin g C a b in e ts C a rp e n try 204 Carpel A InstaMbons 205 Carpet Cleaning 260 Ceding Repair 207 Ceramic Tda 28 0 281 282 283 25 2 A cco u n tin g 25 3 A dddtons A E d Q a a a o a u m u a 10 11 13 15 1ft 20 G ood T h in g s to E at M u s ic a l In stru m e n ts M isce lla n e o u s A u c tio n * SERVIC ES 219 Wanted to Buy uneii n»Atxmf ss inaiNOWN AV# TOOrjOllf# *1 Sommuit Crafty ln-thff.gynt.yQU.fWtd tQ_change^our ad: It you need to change your ad w hite a is running please give us a ca* and we wSI m ake the chenge to r the n e rt evertabie edmon Pteese check your ed on the hrst day o f pubkcelton It you And an error, please ca< us enmerSate>y and we wW correct Bra e rror to r Vie n e tt pubkeason W * are responehte *r>r the tin t insertion onty and only lo r Via coat o f the fu st insertion . 231 C ars F o r S a t* 234 A u to m o tive A cce sso rie s 23 5 T m ck/B u se sA /a n * F o r Sate 2 3 6 C ar R e n ta l* 23 8 V e h icle s W arned 7 3 9 M otorcyctesTR ika* F or S ale 24 0 B oat R entals 241 R ec V s h cta s/C a m p e rs F or S ale 24 3 Traders F o r S ale 2 4 5 F arm E q u p m a n t MISCELLANEOUS 12— E l d e r l y C a r e IN OrlUVty W fk#rvt Aft Clart DaViftl I % 161 A p p lia n ce s A F u rn itu re F o r S ale 163 T e le visio n A S tareo/R edm 165 C om p u te rs F o r S ale 167 S portm g G o o d * 169 O ffice S upp lie s 191 B uridm g M a te ria l* 193 Law n A G arden 195 M achete W ork 197 R e sta u ra n t E q u p m a n t 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale t40 Mobile Home Lota For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 Mobile Home* For Sale 159 Real Estate Wsnted 100 Business For Sale 103 Waterfront Property For Sale 105 Duple» For Sale I I Xi AI S C ircuit Court oI thm Iffth Jm ftrtffl C ircuit | 8wiiao >> County M ortffa Co m # OO CA M l 14 K M «ftut«tof»*» A lio d tft f ru t! Cdffnpony P lftff*# |ff| 221 22 2 22 3 22 9 M ER C H A N D ISE REAL ESTATE 91 Apartments Homes To Slutie 93 Honme For Retd 95 Roommate Wantert 90 Retirement I tames 97 Apartments • Furnished 99 A|wutmerds Urdumrstied 100 Condonsnum Rentals 101 Houses furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 111 v m ^1 EM PLOYM ENT 117 Commercial Rentals 110 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent t?3 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Slorage/Offce For Rent 3B W e g ta rfy accept M astercard or V isa W * also w e take cash or a personal check A dvertisers who w ish to be b<Sad can m ake arrangem ents at the tim e thee ed is placed Ptease keep m m tnd that ads In the Personals lila s s 2 t). B usiness O pportunities (etas* 65) A O arage Sales I2 t7 ) require paym ent m advance 322- 2611 300 N . F ra n c h A va ., S a n fo rd 32771 • P. 0 . B o « 1667. S a n fo rd 32772 O u r o fflc a la o p e n lo a a rv a y o u M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y , 8 am • 5 p m It 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 2? 23 ?5 27 33 35 39 43 Seminote Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. August 31. 2000 .Truck Driver ft NltUlUlV 800-5S4-7364 C M 4074964477. W anted: Fikng. computer work, taxing, anawenng phone*, ale 25 35 hrs/wk 57 ODtv ♦ honuaat. C a l J P. Pets 407-3207001._______________________ RetaAar kxAung tor AM A PM PT Caahtars, Acct Clerk. Shlpper/Heceiver A Stock Person Good customer service skAs reqd Some kghl M n g reqd F textile Iv t C a i (407) 3202021 Ask kx Mgr . ‘' •* - �CLASSIFIED 4B • Sommol* Herald. Sanford. Florida • Thursday. August 31. ?000 r. Seminole Herald Y o u c a n fa x y o u r a d to 40 7-323-940B 322- 2611 3 0 0 N . F ra n c h A v a ., S a n fo rd 33771 • P. O . B o x 1 M 7 , S a n fo rd 33772 O u r o ffic e ta o p e n to a a rv a y o u M o n d a y th ro u g h F rid a y , S am - 5 pm D E A D LIN E S : F o r T b a a d a y 'a a d W o n , th e daadH na la M o n d a y a t n o o n rO r W w f t t w iy • M n w fl, in # O N o n n i i t lU H O iy i t n o o n F o r T h u ra d a y 'a e d itio n , th e daadW na la W adn aad a y a t n o o n F o r F rfd a y *a e d itio n , th e d e a d lin e la T h u rs d a y a t n o o n F o r th e area han d a d H to n . th e d a a d h n a la F rid a y a t n o o n 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 H om e H e a lth C ara E ld e rty C ara H e a lth A B eau ty F o r S ale C e m e te ry Lota R em in der S e rvice s U m jry Ite m s C om p uter/T V P e rso n a ls H e a lth c a re Lo st A F o und S p e cia l N o tice s N u rse ry A C had C ara W eight M anagem ent H yp n o sis H e a lth Insu ran ce L e g a l S ervices 117 C om m ercia l R e n ta ls 116 O ffic e S pace F o r R ent 119 P a stu re F o r R ent 123 W ante d To R ent 125 Le ase To O w n 127 S to ra g e O fh e e F o r R ent 6 7 C a re e r C o n su lta n ts 6 9 R esum es 70 E d u ca tio n A T raining 71 H e lp W anted 73 E m ploym ent W anted ii R E A L 9t Apartments/ To S hare 93 R oom s F o r R ent 9 5 R oom m ate W anted 9 6 R e tire m e n t H om es 97 A p a rtm e n ts • F u rnishe d 99 A p a rtm e n ts • U nfu rn ish e d 100 C ondonanum R enta's 101 H ouse s F u rn ish e d 103 H ouse s U nfu rn ish e d 105 D u p ie s /T n p ie i 107 M o b ile H om es F o r R ent 111 R eeod V acatio ns 114 W a re h o u sa /R e n ta l Space 115 In d u s tria l R entals 71— H elp W anted M E R C H A N D IS E E S T A T E 141 H om es F or S ale 143 O ut o f S la t# P ro p e rly F o r S ale 145 R e so rt P ro p e rty F o r S ale 147 In d u s tria l P ro p e rty F o r S ale 146 M ob4e H om e L o ts F o r Sate 149 C om m ercia l P ro p e rty F o r S ale 151 In ve stm e n t P ro p e rty F o r S ala 153 A crea ge L o t F o r S ale 154 O pen H ouse 155 C ond om in iu m s F or S ale 157 M o b ile H om es For S ale 159 R eel E sta te W anted 160 B u sin e ss F o r S ale 163 W a te rfro n t P ro p e rty F o r S ale 165 0 u (d e l F or S ale R E N T A L S Vs. 93— R oom s For R i nt 161 A p p lia n ce s A T u rm tu re For S ale 163 T e le visio n A S te re o /R e d io 165 C om p u te rs F o r S ale 187 S p o rtin g O o o d t 169 O llc e S u p p lie s 191 B m fdeig M a te ria ls 193 Law n A G arden 195 M a chine W ork 197 R e sta u ra n t E quipm ent MISCELLANEOUS 199 P ets A Supphes 2 0 0 L iv e s lo c k /F a rm S upphes 201 H orse s 20 5 H eavy M a chinery 207 Je w e lry 20 9 W e a rin g A ppa rel 211 A n h q u e C o e e c K ile e 21 5 B o a ts A A cce sso rie s 217 G a rege S ales 2 1 9 W ante d lo B uy 221 22 2 22 3 229 G ood T h ings lo E at M u sica l In stru m e n ts M isce lla n e o u s A uction s A U T O M O T IV E 231 C ars F or S ale 234 A u to m o tive A cce sso rie s 2 3 5 T ru c V B u s e s V a n s F or S ale 23 6 C ar R entals 23 6 V e h icle s W anted 23 9 M o to r cycle s. B * as F or S ale 2 4 0 B oat R entals 241 R ec V a h c te i/C a m p e rs F o r S ale 2 4 3 Traders F o r S ale 24 5 F arm E quipm ent WEEKLY RENTALS S to rtin g B t f t t r t . H H tertc D ow ntow n 4079394433 prsierred Cottage Darden, 106 E H I SI. SW *00. Sanford . 4979399043 E F F M N C V W / ktoM service Com ^m ent l o c jfm r 407-121-4900 RN F/T P/T, W eekend charge poartvm Newfy kceneed tec Wry FW ibto hours Apply ei person lakesww N M g C artw . 919 E. M S t. Sardoid or CM Suaa ■ 407-322­ 8707. E O E . D F W P Room For rent STSAwek. 1100 M a rty , houee pnvkeqes 4079791118 Room For R on*. Fum. bidu dot U M fw s. 8400rtnon«i. 407-313 2703 K o a d B lIp iM C fW • No MP necessary t o l i i DFWP /EOE CaR 4079379441 9S— R oom m ate W anted S aiee/C iencsi inside telephone ta le s 7 Hence! LxceSenf benefts Tuba Tec( Sanford) 4079230940 D aB w yi New coxxary club home 8450*110 ♦ 1/3 uteMos. u c ix fy depose 407-7830709 •a o w te ry • Heavy ph o n n . n u t be computer Weraw a4l bain 9W ngn person C a l 407-321 -3933 or 477­ 8289841 ie e ra ta ry , P-T Pcisaran Srum m ftrrm 8 ^ e ^ a W ^ T y p a s Soaking a parson to share my home, view a l Lsko Monroe house prtMsgss C M 407-3297232 tar an exception*! puopN |M h . M ud to computer Harate $ lamWar w«h common b u e b te ti software Teem pWyat NeaL 4 orgenu w l Ca* 407­ 324-7878 _BRCURDT OPHCRR JOB B rardte 4 Aaaaa. 4479991771 Inventory control a plusl Mate! fabricator. 45 hr wk. C ira ta ri barw fta TcbeTec (Swdod) 407929 0940 -------- lU M I U M O m — NOW HWRNQ FOR THE F tX L G W flN O D g W IlB E N T B : TR O N TO BSK* BENEFITS 9C LU D C : FULL/TR4E* PAR) VACATION* 401K* COMPETITIVE WAQE8 APPLY M PERSON: 4750 SR W. SANFORD. Fl_ 32771 OR FAX RESUME (407)3239445 Tooiroom A tontorC A p m to ih o p r ir u ie n t o m w d a tto rto tfcfte WM •to n 407-32M Q 06. dap., aAeywey 4/1 SSTSAwa, tat laat and Sac. Avail. Itctton SConaMarad r i, 245— Farm Eq uipm ent kW T I ly M A h s 141— H omes For S ale rm w m s o a e w ir n w e iu u s o o Sq F I. OWca a ReWS 5429400 Doyle Baa*y toe 407 122 24SS Far Laaaa Lo cation 1201 W 1st St (W Mwy 46) SSOS/mo Qd Locatcn 800FV. C a l 407*302*7864 Stmirc Property M anB Q B m vnt 400 lo 2400 (■/ ■) available tor O dcw P ra fattiarei S tt 0 0 Squats loo* 200*400 (•/•) square teat lo r earehouee use 510 00 sq 6. Second and S anford Ava: 1500­ 1600 (♦/-) iq w s teat svaiabto lor - w - - a . . . I _ _ - i ee - » - m e a s t - ■ www TCMMiijnaTfaai KSocrmo 407-323-7322 11B—O ffice Space For R ent IH M A W M IW H f lM I I I 3b r/2 b a acre an p o rc h p rtv a ta pa tio, sp rin k le r system « V i l ila r O n ly $ 1 0 7 * 0 0 . CaH N o rth e ld s fto a ffy , 4 0 7-70 7 9 9 0 0 o r 4 0 7 -3 2 3 9 8 6 3 le t garage i ♦ to* Completely ip d e le d ■ * ‘ *125.000 Cokkm l Banker B rrg yo u hammer 4 taw . beat deal n town Tec fcar topers, ads by ads No reasonable cash o ile r refueed Easy te a m Our loss I t your gam C a l 1-800646 <<14 • Conlamporary 3 bd home on dbl lo< M screened porch, eel bitokhen, sop d m g room O rly T y rtotdtltl Qrea l Buy *1127.000*1 or (407)333-IS M IA N P 6 R B - 6 p a c to u » 3 bedroo m o n la /y e lo f, Im o a d y a rd , na w c a rp e t, new v in y l, m ature landecapm g includ es 6 fru it tre a t, a s k in g . $9 7 ,0 0 0 o f f a r f N o rth s ld a R e a lty , 4 0 7 -7 S 7 -M 0 0 o r 4 0 7 -3 2 3 51B Locust Ava, 4 bed/11/2 bad. Vhry oantey kxwtod m taxs landscaping. $75,000. B lairs P roparty Management S Real Estate. 407-323-7322. S460WH partitioned room s, A /C , private isahocm. 1JOOBsq 1 veparwkng 4073 2 2 9 1 8 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 153— A creage Lo t For S ale 103— H ousesU nfurnished 119—Pasture For R ent i, farm ing or nursery* Zoned agricultural. 53,000/ACRE 8m down w/owner finance S04-7S7-177I o r 404-717- f i l l __a______________ j —— ■ /■ ■ o n , Of WOTTWlNBOnD M O on n o t, odor, n lg lo n , it s , hondkcip, la to M B tou* or noUond origin. W P S 127—Storace/Office For Rent I p ffq yypp p q AKE f^ iy y tM M is p u t* storage whs, 600. BOO or 1000 Sq. ft spaces. Nice secure, easdy access**# location. From • m o o pw m a 407-331*0666 or 407331*0639. ________ 141—H omes For Sale $800 Buy* a Horn* Cafabrty C * m apegsm m a tm M e p M i * k n a p c * put a d peel M e » » • ( * ■ ( « * to M to r T ody* < * * 1 * * W ZMO IV AT J W Forael LMe-5100 down. 56421/m ontv www-onfOwner 362-239-4579 362-496-2760 159— Real Estate Wanted _ or make your payments.' NO coal lo you. Any cond*on.oravanw 4hnosqu4y. 1- OKVSIOPTTF.' TO - ZNI O WZXIMIW (NRIOITNV IVZUVIVt) F RI ONK ZRPAVt PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'So tons At *w worship the Cm m h and - A today taatylCAK P lum bin g P ressm e C le a rin g R oofin g S cree n A G la s s W ork S e c re ta ria l A T yping S itin g S m a ll B usiness S in n e d G la ss S w e n m n g P o o l S e rvice s Term ite R epa ir T ra n s p o rta tio n T ra ve l Tree S ervice T V R a rk o U p h o lste ry W ekkng A S hee t M e ta l W e i Drdhng W indow W ash e ig A T n tn g \4trr1ler )tmr )anl vilr In Ihr tor o n ly SJII/prr lin e S r m lo o lr llr n t ld IL ill lr> N o o n o n T n ra tla ) .ira l ) t w r fH I n r a * ra n ru n fra th re e days In I hr- U r n M fid o n ly S B . I l l ( 4 0 7 ) 181—A ituances 4c Secunly Bars t Doors. Fenced Oaks. Br Dec ORwing putfi buaon krs retssss 407-324-3144 > IN 1 230— Boats A A ccessories 1444 Bees B 4 4 I-1992 R ebuenso M ercury Tournament reedy and very la st $5500 CaR 447* 1990 Mon Ark 165 w ith 25hp Mercury S TraSer Great Shape $3,000 Mchoto Outboard Semes Confer, 407-322-0944 252-A BuyTC4OTMotorORat Bidk Eserosa equpm ent $ Garage S ale-9 7. 9 3 7am 4pm 4 4/M) cap------- -aaw - w. aM--a--- «On m IW FYyYYWBOOQ un fifOR] of 44A and Scerenerkn Yard Sate • Fn 1 Sal. 7 30am 3pm 102 W W oodland Fewerea Subdvwnn C c u h 4 toveeeM. d y e cekng Ian, bke. car speakers, te tfi tow s do4w s 4 mwe (407) 322-2611 CARPENTER. A l Home repent, panting $ ceramic tSa R ichard Oreea 407-321-5972 20 Y rt E xp . U l. 407997-3690 407 *69*3751407-372* 1561 AN Type* o f M asonry W ork BUTE CLEAN leaning. Free e 407-3319711 NEAT-N-HDY IsaOier m anor p w „ p a . C iceSenl conddion. 52.M 0 407-322-2405. tO M Honda Accord: New pM iL $2296. A ug's Auto, Longwood. 407­ 0894770. C a l 407-3299943. S ale 235— 1990 E l Cemmo Show Truck: Custom paM . custom m anor. 360 dirom ad engrw Apprahad • $12k* Maka oOar. 004-4590306 Dry Wall ‘ Stucco Repairs* All Textures Matched Popcomll 407-322-6330 L/l 250-H ealth I nsurance P r* measuring $ In *ta la bon 50% to 70% o i. Rape* tve on any bknd C al Den, 407-461-4742(CP). or 407* 320-70151B ui) 407-324-1177 251-Home A ftk /Mh h iRO ur S p tc ia iit Psychic Advisors The 'Psychic Shop I f you Haw qmxlions about law, busmen, marriage, health or family, visit the Psychic Shopfo r a reading. Wb'U h*ip you In all matters of lifal i* in /i 1904 GMC 1 Ton Duafee Flat Bad. Ramowbto Stoat. VO. 4 S pd Locfca S Buna Good $2006. Davis Auto •M as. 407 000 0003. f >i o i t ) . Le< Me Fix Itl NO JO B TOO SMALL R s n e n a b ti RatoaEemtRekred tram Canet. Bue*. C al Roy Burke 407- 322-8383 257-Law n S ervices C • M Law n le rv le a : R etid/C o m m ., Gan. Cleanup. Maes. Senior C toan D wcoxas 331■ 8432 294-Pa in t in g 275-P rywall C enters 1908 hkatang • 2 dr 8 p o rt 302 S tea of new pantS W O C al * ta Spn, 407-330-2464 251-Home I m provem ent 270-Concrete 270-Concrete 269-Cleaning S ervices IBCROWAVE OVEN 1 9 9 — P r r s A S u m iE S Sept 1*2.97170 Club Rd. Santord C lothes furniture tem pt, toys. coSectbtos Lots of good siufl 2 6 3 -C a r p e n t r y AduR Cara • Mary Q. Edwards. 2632 El CapMan Dr . Santord 407-3290739(UC 4 9908339) T r u c k /B u s e s /V a n s F o r Window eee^ww r» A ir CoraSItonar smww^MW WR Wto coot a big room! $100 -----------^ | - T M U w n g SaW Fiervtheigs dshws towns tools 8 more $31 bvu 9 4 8 Syen 911 W iae> SI. Santord 268-Ch ild C are DWng Room set w/4 d W rs. IsbisS china cabkwL Futon Bad. 407-323 3471. 3 7 . Over 1/3 acre, t car gar. 2 car carport. 2 workshops, lanced. $90,900. ‘ M on 1 acre. 3/1 to ld as la $36,900. FrVSaf. Bam start Lawn aqupnw rt. much m on S o u * 17 92 to 70*1. n to Hays. IM to W fkew C e rtto « 1 0 7 JA C K 80N STUCCO •N o Job loo large or too sm aT IA CaR 407-3039180 231—Cars For Sale P icku p *fu l Sue ExUng No Snap Tonneau Cover New $2SO-Sacrecs $100. Jack. 407-323-4517. tone pace btock laocxwr d b *D room eat (mm. a Oadrs. t pc. tfw w ctaeel wAgbt). Good condSton. Regular 11400 adtog for $400. d a to m ow n C a l 407-329*679 A nkdw Warehouse Saw H o o ia rt w vker baby carnage, oak rkesswra dew tool rocker dnm g s a lt 5 traSer kwd kum Penn Fn Sol. Sen behmd fee station downtown Oviedo 4 0 / 365 8877 c c o u n t in g WR S ol Ybur Boat on Consignment Bad- t extra thick orthopedic PILLOW TOP s a l Never used Cost $1100. seS$27S. 4 0 7 9 7 3 ­ 1116 N ila a d llM a e 217— G arage S ales BOOKKCEPW4G (rammy home Pay your Mto tramyour chackbook. FOout your nsuranca torme Balance Balance your chackbook CaR 407-3349277 AAMTsnwn boat w * i 25hp motor and treSer fkchoW Outooard Service Cantor, 407-322-0944 234—A utomotive A ccessories Ascm 19 toUO.OOO 217— G arage S ales AdvertlHf your buHlnctw or scrvlcca fa x a n lu . ^ K irM T p y il'iT iT H I i l l fall the ClaHsiried llepartm eni at: <■/ h in d brakes. $34. A lee p o tty ch o irs, $30. 447-3314 1400 DOWN - WHY NCNT77 38R /2B A For Sale W ith Down Payml. Assistance Avafahie.Cheeper b a n rent). Tha A ftordabla Home C enter 407-321-9X33 A f f O H U L B l I HUMIS : < 2 2 - 2 0 ll SERVICE DIRECTORY1 Large Book Shea. IS Ft Pool, (taker Raotoaf 4LoveSawAJQood C irrtB F i ifiry I k w r e a 407-323­ 4431. F u r n it u r e F o r S a l e PAUL OSBORNE i AduN ewa bicycle, fche new rmtowiru— i CMy19000 407­ 332-0147 Homes For 1 % at Closing Good or Bad C redL No Incoma, No Ouakfy loan s. 407*423*1137 a * . M S VINTUMI l f'HUPI HTlf S LVIAI. 299 30 0 301 302 303 304 305 306 30 7 306 30 9 311 31 2 31 3 314 31 6 318 319 223— M iscellaneous 5 acraa lo f rani • m obia homa N O T IC E A l rantel and real estate ■Bwrttearwanii a n a u b ltd to tw FadaM Feb HniM x) A d ehSh mBas byUfcCwpM OP V Fergum on T r» 135 Jha. $ $ 12 1.40hp. 546 J004 1 2 * hydrate dak, 51500 Other equramenl 4076 4 *0 *0 6 N meg C antor, 407-332-0444 Sanlord-Hwtortc dtetncL large 2/1, caiport, Ipto. $478/478. EMdoncy 8300/300.4079219757 CELEBRITY0PHER IEZUMVE 4* STSOkaelWI ERctency on W ekive River $400ftnonbi ♦ $200 dapo*4 407922-4470. cart praterrad. 45 hr w k jS c a lb f bansSIs TtbeTac (Sartcrd) 407-323 0840. / • OFW 2/2M75Anooondo. IsL Lest and Sec. AvaS SHIM W I Tineas. SHF. tat leaf and 200 to 1500 (• / lo r or even Dance Q i.vw i ((S O squats fool Sm OomL Large 18R ,B 4M .M ,iaekL a n a , $428 ♦ dap, no luds pots 407­ 3239018. 1979BWmn3711 H a u l tre n ti W ry good oon tonn DautSi rac*. AC. covered porch, set up in perk or movweble 54000 oho C e l lor eppt 407-321 0769 or 352 735­ 9445 Is f DOWNTOWN 1 bdrm apt* upelsirs.vory d e an, quiet area S3184no b id water. 5AM have good references. 5250 Beoxby CM 407­ 3299149 M A M N C fT B V N X A O E LNCI ADA 1 90 M I. 54BM40 390RM . tSXHAO AND UP C ad. wooded 447-3239970 Tu«i E tc. a local landteapa managarnam contractor Is a a m g lor m cBM M 8 nwaxs m il toraman. 2 ysars com matoM or m slrtsrttet sapattenca. V M f B fvats k a w ta a d te l Pteasa cM 407902­ 0274 lo r m ors W o. H iring XnmarkaWiyl Do you have what It takas? Start 5400/wk. M B n fc Q B m w n t S ale 2 Rm Ofhca Space 800 Sq Ft. satxyino Warehouse 1000 Sq Ft evad. $40lVmo West Airport Bfvd. Sanford. 4 0 / 302*3234 School. C M today 407-334-7773 Introduce naw products to aateing custom ers. O raal P ayll Ftextae fa n CM Cteudt 407931-anS w d. 3103 V M iic its /C A M n R s Fo r wWCj ncB irexo top* On M H onvw t Ava lo r norv-amokar Pnvote artranoa 84004no b r tr iw iM k s i 7cM Sk 8300 ItepaM 407-4190*04 BCST VALUR 91 SAIBO R O LAKX JRNNM APT8. Now teasing tor mvnodtete occupancy. Large 1, 2. 8 3 bedrooms tar as tow as 8398 Now La w n S ervices le g a l S ervices L o cksm ith M asonry M o rtga ges M o vin g A S to ra g e CM. L u te A F ilte r P a n tin g P ape r M a ngng P e st C o n tro l P um rVO rgan T u ning GARAGESALES 241— R ic. S ttlr* Property 117— C o m m ercial R entals A p t 2BTV1 BA Oevwig Rm. Lv Rm. B ta iP o n b i Rwnortetod$ lip a to e v 1301W IB . BL $678410. Ret Raqd 4079097194 Irrig a tio n A R epair J a rv to ria l S ervices J e w e lry A R epa ir la k a fio n t C le a rin g L a ndscap eig La u n d ry S e rvice s tlN O fo rd M M ) X LI PU loaded VS A.,i » OoMAO lo n g Bed. Duel TarWs lo w M ias Tnjx«< ik e New 54995 OHO Devw Amo Sews 407611*0003 S E 3 J S f * w u m aaT V I. CHA. Clean, la rg a y W UVmo. IA J5 No pels 904*789-4(47 F u to u d aA om cy kv in a t. U nify romodsWd SSOOIm 7 0 « W M ta SL Rate roqd 407903-7894 U nfurnished 27 7 F ence 27 8 H and y M an 2 7 9 tia u h n g 1991 Che. 1MB S A » -»*) fU Auto A C . VS Tcppet. Very CWen 55995 OOO Dens Auto Sews 4 0 / 6 * * 0003 407-323-7322 - 276 Electrical S ale WE RENT A *7— A partm ents Furnished 99 — A partm ents F/T Room »— te n li needed. Oraal pay 4 banaRte. Apply bi parson B M ainttey Suites H otel. 1040 O itw w ood Okid. U ka M w y H , 407­ 4292332. C a b in e ts C a rp e n try C a rp e t A In s ta lla tio n s C a rp e t C le a n in g Curling R epa ir C e ra m ic Tda C h ild C are C e n te rs C le a n in g S ervices C o n cre te C o n stru c tio n D e liv e ry S e rvice s D ry w a l 26 7 266 269 290 291 29 2 29 3 294 295 29 7 29 6 235— DOYLE S RENTALS ia*cyr«*.i 26 2 26 3 264 26 5 26 6 267 76 6 269 270 271 27 2 27 5 T r u < n / B u s is / V a n s F o r Sanford 1/1 Apt WWiW T) H ooke*. CHA Hardwood n o o n . reaptace S on Pako M W 4 0 0 DO YL* REALTY. WfC. (407) 323 I4 M i/ i A lte ra tio n s A p p lia n ce R epa ir A u to E le ct R epa ir A uto m o tive B ush H ogg ing C om p uter C o n s u ltin g 261 26 2 26 3 264 265 26 6 254 A m C o n d itio n in g 103— I I o u m v Santord Ikotenc eras m oose nduded 838D «ionai 407-32191*0 SaWs P rofessional O rowing tportaw sar com pany w fe a rtsr appcrkxvfy 8 long farm puts n is i Poealve Image. 4079891448 25 5 25 6 25 7 258 260 261 260 Home Improvements U n f u r n is h e d P/TTaachar Eduration Program to Mudsnte vtabng tw Zoo. W ork w ih ■W rw fsFtaB ta (toys, U f. 9 0 0 km . • TOO p m Tbaching Exp prat but WB bate. SSBMb. CM 4079234460 or oomplsto an apokM on a l CanbM Ftalds Z olbgkM hw k. 3756 N Hay 1792. 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PflyinflfQr_yourclaMlfi©d.ad; W e g la rfy accept M astercard or V isa W a also e n i ta le cash o r a personal check A dvertisers w ho w ish to he tid e d can m a la arrangem ents at ttie hm * thee ad is placed P lease keep m m eid th a t ads m the Personals (d a te 21) B usiness O pportunities (d a is 55) A O arage Sales (217) require paym ent * i advance 6 uetomMuraft $ Faux Paettng 70 Years Experwnce 407-321-4244 S padalhng In R e p a ita IV o d 8 Dry W al R epw n. UcAns. HonesVRekabW Free E ttvnatoa 40 79197138 S paciaiutng in repairs • totnaa/toauad. Fna E M M CM 407-2289288 or 407984-4028 299-Plumbing QUALITY CARE PLUM— 10 COMMERCIAL 8 RESIDENTIAL Compwia pkxnbmg Samoa, le A m u re d (407)3029321. I m provem ent 301-Roofing A l's H a n d y M a n S p e c ia l S paaalusd In A l Plumbing and iytost S m al Jobs Around Tha House Reasonable Prices 407-3029123 CHARLES D. (D an) kHLLER. Boeder, CBC057285. Res/Com m . rem odel eddrtioni, repair. MC, V IS A 407-3391741 I In reraoing 8 repairs 07-372-1926 9 _ ............* YATEB ROOPBM since 198B C hurch S B r.D to a . 3rd . f 4979391449 312— T ree S ervice W het About Bob's Tree Bervtoa? Do you need an extra hand around toe houee or on a io h . CaM Dave 4079390783 Trae Ramcwa l Trimming. Svc. Firewood. Free EaB lucAne 9 9 7 -3 9 9 1 1 7 9 ___________________________________ ■ u *.!- $30 per month..;.......3 llnet/3 months $40 per month.........4 llnea/3 months $50 per month.........5 llnee/3 months 1004 Naaan PU 4X4. V0. Clean M otor S Auto Trsns, Good Hunting Truck. $1205 0 8 0 D a vit Auto Satoa. 4079090003. 1900FordF160M.TPUEWaCtowv i i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 2000 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, August 31, 2000 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 2000. 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>, August 31, 2000; <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