12 10 22803 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/67690a2aa8cd717d277672d62179586d.pdf f0b85caec8ef4c29f4feafea52c2b9b0 PDF Text Text W E E K E N D June 27, 1999 91st Year, No. 218 (407)322-2611 Sanford, F L 75 C t n li S erv in g Santbrd, Casselberry. Lake M a ry Longwood, Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County S in c e 1908 □ Briefs Fire damages Black Weather Partly Hot rods Invade Lottery Cloudy downtown Winning High: 91 Low: 71 Correction could raise Seminole grades Angus Restaurant ALTAMONTE 8 P W N O S - A mkl-momJng lira in Altamonte Springs Friday caused an esti­ mated $10,000 In damage. Steven ZlatkJes. owner of the Black Angus Restaurant. 1022 West State Road 430 smelled smoke inside the building at about 11:40 a.m. He went out­ side to investigate and saw a large amount of black smoke corning from the eaves. Fire units arrived moments later and using chain saws and crow bars mad entry Into the attic area of the building and promptly extin­ guished the fire. Preliminary investigation points to an exteri­ or lighted sign that shorted out as the cauee of the blaxe. The restaurant re-epenod Friday Numbers Sanford S A N F O R D - A miscalculation in the first statewide report card by the A s m a n y a s 14 c o u n t y s c h o o l s m a y r e c e i v e ‘A ’ q r a d e «^raischooueS ^ d ^ lh ^ tsof * & Department o f Education may have neg­ atively affected the rankings of the Seminole County School System. rected. Jeanne Morris, a county school board member, said an error was made in data for the percentage of students tested. She said that between 12 to 14 county schools could receive " A 's " when the error is cor­ Department of Education are based on the Florida Comprehensive Achievement Test (FCA T) and Florida Writes! test results, the percent o f students tested, plus suspension and dropout rates. School grades issued by the Department of Education will M orris said she does not know where the error occurred in recording the percent o f students tested. "It's a system-wide problem," Morris said. "It doesn't matter w h y it happened, only that it is corrected." Morris said that in some schools, only a Longwood police go HOG wild over award afternoon, but the Ighted sign is <*. awaiting replacement. One man hurt in fork lift accident ALTAMONTE SPM NQ S-A B oard discuss* Lym an H igh School project strain on elementary school facilities continues to grow. Six 35-year old man suffered abdominal Injuries Thursday when he became trapped behind a fork ML At 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Mica KkJrt was attempting to move a large container Into a earn! at t ie Auto Kate Center In Atamcnta 8pringa when ho became stuck In between a fork*! and motorised angina, •ooorffing to offlosrs of S A N F O R D • The Seminole County School Board this week agreed to proceed with a fiveyear plan that includes $20 mil­ lion for renovations at Lyman H igh School. However, school officials say the district still has $160 million in unfunded needs. The decision came during a w ork session on TUesday and means that one less elementary school w ill be bu ilt Board members decided to add one elementary school instead of tw o over the next five years. School administrators say the elementary schools built in the 1970's with an "open p o d " design are particularly over­ crowded, with classrooms shar­ ing the same lighting and lack­ ing storage space, said Dianne Kramer, director of facilities and planning. Kramer said the district needs as many as five n ew elementary expected to be similar to the $105 million appropriated to build John W . Evans Elementary School in Oviedo, See lywun. Fags IA Longwood Police Department earns national award The Auto Kars Center, tootled ot 828 Sunshine Lane UnM 1010,'ls moving to the Zeffwood arse end only hod one ieigo drum left to move when the accident occurred. Veto controveny W W Tnt SPMNOS-Winter and 3M. Springs Mayor Paul Partyka this CMy Commission mooting * ■ bo held Monday at &30 p m at Winter Springs C ty Hoi. □ Quote I f we have anything kind to aay, any tender aentiment to expresa, wa feel Longwood Motorcycle Unit Patrol Officers D.Q. Jackson (left) and D.C. McCaskM (right) proudly show off two of the Longwood Police department's Hariey-Oavldson FLH Road Kings. The design and color package of die bikes, a team effort by the patrol officers, won a first piece prize lor vehicle design from Law and Order Magazine and the 3M Company. 1099 marks Longwood*s 20 anniversary of Ms Motorcycle Unit. A first piece award plaque and a cosh prize is on the way to Longwood. CountyWatch gives county its A-OK Seminole County, recently completed a review of the county's contracting practices. "W e want to be thorough and helpful, but w e're not a threatening group," Elam said. Commissioner Grant M aloy year ago when w e were being assailed," Commissioner Randy Morris told Elam and Dr. Lila Buchanan, Buchanan said that the county had very carefully aw arded / contracts to private firms, S A N F O R D - Douglas Elam, chairman of Seminole CountyWatch, hod some good news for the county commis­ sioners this post week. "This county is doing good w ork in contracting services," Elam said. "You're p model for the rest o f the state." A n y group that can shed more light on government is good ," he said. "W hether the were extremely fair. There w as a very, very level playing field for vendors and contractors," she said. Elam's group, an information agency which intends to pro­ vide a service to the residents o f report is critical or positive, w e w w catnalt "I wish w e had this report a The report sold that the county appears to have worked very County, rao« s a was grateful for the group's "Your purchasing procedures M ore than 300 police agencies from the United States and around the w orld submitted L O N G W O O D — The Longw ood Police Department's Motorcycle Unit definitely has its majo working. more than 400 photo entries o f their new ly designed vehicles this year. TVenty-two were The department's 10-bike unit has capped its 20th anniversary in 1999 by claiming first prize in selected as winners, while another 12 received honorable mention. the motorcycle category in the 10th Annual Police W h id e Design Competition, sponsored by Low and Order Magazine Longw ood Police chief Tom Jackson has felt the bridesmaid instead o f the bride in previous New logo tor Sanford vehicles �* 2A ■Seminole Herald. Sanford. Ronda - Sunday. June 27, 1999 A C C U W E A T H E R 19F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y www.accuweather.com Florida Weather U V Index Tom orrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Sunday T o n ig h t T aiiah H M * Monday Wednostfay T uesday J L 74/87 TS amT -10 am . 75/86 Noon .= L L 2pm 1-n#*.«4Urtmg ST UaWtaM M^i 10 Shown is tom orrow 'i weather. Temperatures ire torughfs low's and Evening t-atorm, then patchy clouds. Almanac S anford through Y esterday Tem perature V itM n fc a * ffe anw ure to »» a n » tAn Clouds, sun; p m, and evening t-storms Partly sunny; a tew late-day Sun and M oon Tides Sunset tonight Sunrise Sunday ... Mconrise today... Mooneel tod ay.... Full Last Tide* ter Deytont Beech Shorts, Sunglow Pier Tom orrow First Low t :50 a.m . 0.911. First High 7:39 a m. 4 0 It. Second Low 1:43 p.m. 0 7 ft. Second High 8.14 p.m 4 8 It. M onday ■*. 5 36* 17.14* 20.70* 20 53* Key W est 7aA # ~ July 6 Juty 12 July 20 ‘ Second .ow Second High ------- Boca Raton C a in . OA Coral Springs C reitvw w Ft Lauderdale 0 8 It. 4.1 ft. 0 7 ft. 4 8 ft. T o m o rrow ’s National W eather South C arolina: Mostly cloudy tonight with a law show­ ers. Showers and soma thunderstorms statewide tomor- maps, forecasts and data provided by AccuW eather, Inc. 0 1 9 99 National Cities Regional Cities Regional W eather Alabam a: Variably cloudy and muggy tonight and tomor­ row with a scattenng of showers and thunderstorms ..e a r Some sun; a tew p.m. t-storms. Florida: A lew thunderstorms early on tonight, then pari­ ty cloudy skies across the state. Some sunshine tomor­ row with showers and thunderstorms G eorgia: Mostly cloudy tonight with a shower or two. Variably cloudy tomorrow with a tew showers and thun­ derstorms. M ississippi: Numerous showers and thunderstorms tonight and tomorrow. Some with locatty heavy rainfall. June 28 Month to date Hoi with p m and evening t-storms. Tampa Tho m .it vilWt Valdosta. CM Vera Beech W Palm Belt Louisiana: Partly to mostly cloudy tonight with a low showers and thunderstorms. Clouds and sun tomorrow, a tew thunderstorms, mainly south. Be 88 08 87 80 7 7 7 7 7 W orld Cities Phoena Portland, OR rrmxW nCC EWmrigham 110 83 69 64 88 70 • C * ' so i S3 t 81 58 0 1 75 PC > 52 s ' 50 1 a 112 68 ■ 75 58 M i 80 68 t 93 87 88 90 X 75 62 rr 83 1 63 63 tt 73 MrmsapoSs 74 58 ah 72 58 r Seats* 08 52 84 68 sh 88 84 t Nashvi* 87 73 I go 72 sh Topeka 87 70 10278 s 107 73 t New Orleans 91 78 I 93 78 pc Tucaon 108 75 73 51 pc 75 53 • NewttxkCSy 88 72 pc 88 70 t Washhgton. DC 88 74 Weather (W): i-sunny, pc-parity cloudy, c-doudy, ah-showers. t-thunderstorms, r-raki, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow. l-ke. * ft4 < % -‘ a *x TR l* * Berta Buenos Aires Cairo Hong Kong Jerusalem London 100s?'•*1 55 • 69 (tt et • 62 s Dee Moines Own# t l Paso T Shown are noon positions of weather syslsms and precipitation Temperature band* are highs tor the day Forecast hioMow temperatures are given tor selected cities Yesterday * N atio n al H lgh/Low : (tor the 48 contiguous states) High 113* In Death Vaiey. CA Low 31* In MuSan Pass. 10 We’ve got • TABLOIDS • BOOKS NEWSPAPERS Good News for you! □n Specialty Grade Paper & Newsprint C o m e le t u s h e lp y o u re lie v e th e ■ tre ss o f th e p a s t w e e k , a n d p r e p a r e fo r th e w e e k a h e a d . Sunday, June 27th Sermon: “A CHANGED FACE and a SET or WINGS’* Vest Lake C om m unity Church currently meets Sunday mornings at 10.JO AH south of SR 46 at the comer of Orange Btid. and Taysidc Dr. at the Paola Jtuude PrmhuoL t Call Frank Voltoline *H o w To Have a Great Life" has been designed to help you get to k n o w G o d m > that you can live the life o f significance G od meant for you to live! Bring the children; w e arc committed to providing an excellent preschool and chil­ dren's church. 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Because offers end July 5 , 1999, ivwiv.difrc.com Offers end July 5 ,1 9 9 9 . and are subject to approved credit on John Deere Credit Revolving Plan, for noncommercial use only. Available from participating dealers. Taxes, freight, setup, and delivery not included, �I Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday, June 27, 1999 • 3A Obituaries M A R Y A L IC E B O O T H E M ary Alice Boothe, 79, Cardinal Oaks Court, Lake Mary, died Wednesday, June 23, 1999. Bom in Burnsville, N.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1970. Mrs. Boothe was a home­ maker. She was a member of First Christian Church o f Winter Park. TERRY D A Y charge o f services. Terry Day, 53, Stillwater Avenue, Deltona, died Friday June 25,1999. Bom Sept. 24,1945 in Atlanta, Ga., he m oved to Central Florida in 1961. Mr. Day w as an Electrician for Tri City Electric. He was Catholic. Mr. Day was a Veteran o f the U 5 . A ir Force. Survivors include son, Arthur A. Boothe, Lake Mary; daughter, Mary Sue Preston, Lake Mary; sister, Ruth Hadges, Jonesboro, Tenn.; sister, Helen H annon, New Bcary; sister, L id lle Anderson, Johnson City, Tenn.; five grandchildren; five great­ grandchildren. Survivors Include w ife, Roscann Day, Deltona; son, Jacson Day, Orange City; daugh ­ ter, Angela Cain, Sanford; moth­ er, Helen Day, Orlando; brother, James Day, O rlan do; three grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Hom e, Sanford, is in charge o f arrange­ ments. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, is in charge of services. SAM DOTSON Sam Dotson, 73, of Springfield, O hio died Thursday, June 24, 1999. H e w as b om Jan. 26, 1926 in M in go County, W .Va. Mr. Dotson w as retired from A.B.B. Incorporated. H e w a s a member o f Central Baptist Church in Sanford. Mr. Dotson w as a Veteran o f the United States A rm y having served in W W II. Survivors include his daughter and son-in-law, Cassaundra and Lew Eblin of Springfield; three sons, Ronald Dotson of Springfield, Ohio, David Dotson of London, Charles Dotson of Florida; one niece, Mitzi Shackelford of Springfield, Ohio; two step-daughters, Lynn and Sonja Bond; one sister, Katherine Ramsey of Matewan, W. Va.; one brother, Claude Dotson of Springfield; num erous gran d ­ children and great-grandchil­ dren. Booth* BO BB IE T .B A R R IN E A U Bobbie T. Barrineau, 64, Pine Springs Drive, DeBary, died Thursday June 24, 1999. Bom April 25, 1935 in Cross City, she moved to Central Florida in 1969. M rs. Barrineau w as a Purchasing agent for an Electronics Co. She was a mem­ ber o f the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Mrs. Barrineau w as a volunteer for the Central Florida Regional Hospital Auxiliary and the Cancer Care Center. Survivors include husband, John Michael o f DeBary; daugh­ ters, Teresa Daniels of Baysldc, N.Y., Susan Muaaer o f Navarre; sisters, Q u id s T h arp* of Georgia, Charlotte Yarborough of Fayetteville, N . C , Sue W iley o f Renton, Wash.; brothers, W illie C. Tharpe, Jr. of Rocldedge, Roy Tharpe o f Cocoa, Denny Tharpe o f Elkhart Texas; eight grimdchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Brisson Funeral Hom e, Sanford, is in charge o f services. 'U n c i.'i Littleton & Rue Funeral Home, Springfield, Ohio, is in charge of services. KENNETH W ELLS Kenneth Wells, 54, Pawnee Trail, Winter Springs, died Thursday June 23, 1999. Bom in Savannah, Ga., he m oved to Central Florida in 1979. Mr. Wells w as O w ner/Buyer Retail Products. H e w as Baptist Mr. Wells w as a Viet N a m W teran w h o served In the U S . Navy. H e loved motorcycling. Survivors include wife, Patty o f Winter Springs; mother, Beit Eidridge, Orlando; three sons, N eil of North Dakota, Donald Thompson of Fern Park, Daniel Wagner of North Dakota; four daughters, Penny and Am anda o f North Dakota, Gloria Siezak of Fern Park, Traci Vallancourt o f Georgia; two brothers, Tommy and Larry D urden both o f Orlando; 12 grandchildren. W ood law n C arey H an d Funeral Home, Longw ood, is in LJ,t m a t w n , J n c . Di r ec t C r e m a t i o n 385 ( ) i , ( r u 11 • ( 11y 1 HHM V U i ( t l it i . ’ N L) K» S I N G W IL K E S & M cHUGH, P A ATTORNEYSATLAW n □ 1l .’ I Mi S t*l v i ( r M L A G U b L BEDSORES BROKEN BONES DEATH Principal Office in Tampa CALL Police Log FREE 1- 8 0 0 - 2 5 5 - 5 0 7 0 V IR G IN IA W O O D Virginia Wood, 81, Valencia Court, L on gw ood, died Thursday June 24,1999. Bom in Chicago, 111., she m oved to Central Florida in 1973. Mrs. Wood w as an Accountant for C.F.S. Continental Inc. of Chicago, III. and Sanford. She w as a m em ber o f Christ Episcopal Church, Longwood. Mrs. W ood w as a member of the Pilot Club o f Sanford. She w as Past Matron o f The O rder o f the Eastern Star, Betsy Ross Chapter N o . 834, Chicago, 111. She w as also Past President of the Seminole County A.A.R.P. Chapter. Survivors include daughter, Leota M . Fuehne, Fenton, Miss.; daughter, Virginia A . Warner, Lon gw ood; sister, Leota Thielemann, St. Lois County, Missouri; sister, Lila Miller, Llnconwood, 111.; 14 grandchil­ dren; 23 grandchildren. New com er Family Funeral Home, Winter Park, is In charge o f services. D U I Arrests Sanford - June 25. David Lee Sweat, 28, Lucerne Drive, DeBary, was stopped by Seminole County deputies at 15th Street and SR 46 In Sanford. H e was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, and failure to change address on a registration within 20 days. Longw ood - June 25. Paul Marc Fleuiy, 30, of Colorado Place, Altamonte Springs was stopped by Longwood police at SR 600 and D og Track Road. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and operating a motor vehicle with unsafe or improper equip­ ment. D ru g Arrests Sanford - June 24. Bobby Osgood, 55, of Lake Monroe Terrace and Robert Dwight Charles, 38, o f West 2nd Street, Sanford, were stopped by Sanford police at 5th and Olive Street in Sanford. Both men were charged with posses­ sion o f a controlled substance-crack cocaine. Sanford - June 24. Wanita Miller, 37, of Sanford, w as stopped by Sanford police at Uth Street and Elm Avenue, Sanford. She was charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and w as also picked up on an outstanding Seminole County warrant for burglary to a structure. Funerals ■ARR1NRAU, B O IS IIT . Funrral M tv k n ta r M rv B antncaii w ill b * M onday ( 4 /tt) . a l IlflO A M In (h r Brtaaon Funrta] C h *p *l w ith Rr». Bruca Scott o ffk la tIn f. T h r com m it*! w rv ic t and M m n rn l w ill fo llo w * i 1 00 p m . In F lo rid * M em orial G arden* R o cila d ja . F L Frianda may call M th r funeral horn* Sunday (4 /2 7 ), from 3 u n til 5 I’ M SSISSON FUNU A L H O M E, un-inJ i l l , SANTO KD, IS IN CHARGE O F SER­ Longw ood - June 24. Jeffrey Stephen Rouse, 31, of Seminole Avenue, Longwood was stopped by Longwood police at SR 600 and SR 434. He Funeral te rrie r* fo r M r. D ay w in be Wednesday (6 /3 0 /I9 W ) at 600 P M m the Briaaon Funeral C hapel C iem atkm wiO ta llo w te r v k r t and the cm n a te d bo dy w ill be in te rre d In A ll S ouk C ath olic Cem etery F tknda may c a ll at * w funeral home Tumday 5 u n til * P M BRISSON FUNERAL H O M E. S 07.322-2I3I, SANFORD, IS IN CHARGE OF SERVICES. D O TS O N , S AM SAM DOTSON, 73, o l S p rin g M d . O hio died Thufaday alta m o cn . Jura 24. 1 *** in C om m unity H capiuL H * was bom January 2b. 1*2* In MJn«o C ounty. W m VWj m * * w to n o f G m f) A rth u r m d R ost Lana T M r. Demon w m • mambar aI C ontral 1 Church in Sanford. F lorida. H a wm i homASRfomqmraMJma WMaVbwranod *— ---- - a ■* -a---bw uniwu awH nnnj vwvn| ■nrio ounrf Burglary Lake M ary - June 22. Luis Morales, 28, of N .W . 8th Street, Miami, and Am ed Villa, 27, of N.W . 7th Street, Miami were arrested by Lake Mary police and charged with burglary of a construc­ tion site located near Grey ling Avenue, Lake Mary. O viedo - June 24. Eugene M . Jcnerette, 44, of Reed Avenue, Oviedo, was arrested by Oviedo police. H e was charged with burglary and aggravated assault by making threats with a 2 by 4 board to residents of another Oviedo address. Lewd/Lasdvious Arrest Winter Park - June 24. Charles L. Fulmore, 34, of Leacock Court, Orlando, w as observed by Seminole County deputies at a convenience store at O ld H ow ell Branch Road, Winter Park. He was arrested and charged on an outstanding Orange County warrant for lew d and lascivious acts on a minor. Assault/Domestic Violence O viedo - June 22. Leslie Jay White, 39, Dike Road, O viedo was arrested at his residence fol­ lowing a dispute with his wife. Seminole County deputies charged him with assault and domestic violence. County C o a tin n ed P l f S LA VICES. o a x te rr y was charged with possession of less than 20 grams o f cannabis and possession of dru g para­ phernalia. hard to clarify its policies and establish procedures for solicit­ ing, evaluating, awarding and administering outsourcing con­ tracts. Buchanan said that in decid­ ing whether or not to enter a contract, Seminole County tax­ payers can be assured that the number of people participating in the decision-making process helps to ensure private con­ tracts are sound on fiscal grounds. M aloy w as outvoted, 4-1, on the lobbyist contract. "W e've got the best," Morris ^ im „ , said, noting that the lobbyist, Bobby Brantly, is the former lieutenant governor o f Florida. n m e M a t m O flA N D O • DAYTONA • SANFOftD Your Local Cab Service for Deltora Q H B O A IL it s ♦40 Wound THp (4 0 7 ) 6 7 4 *2 3 0 0 M m • * - *- - 1 r . , . — A ■ - W orld W ar B . * “ .............................. Mb by Mi eI Ma M m * jam Dotacwhtoiscond wife, JiunAtBDoteorv tfvw T h i s affirms the w ork of Kelly Loll and our purchasing dapartment," M aloy said. M aloy w as miffed later in the ' day, however, when the Board o f Com m iasionen aeemingly ramrodded through a $75,000 contract with a lobbyist to rep­ resent the county in Tallahaaaee. bio*** M o w WUlLua andGMoa A p * w in g o l fa m ily and (rtend * wtD b i M d in tw LITTLETO N 7 RUE FU N ER AL H O M E. SPRINGFIELD, O H IO Sunday (n an M p m . Funaral aanrkaa w ill be he ld b t <ha Funeral home M onday a t 200 p a t t r i * h a te r S ad Ro m o A d a ttn g . B urial w in be In Q e n H a rm M em orial Gardena. > 11 - 111 < ■- the needs o f m ore than 350,000 business owners, M aloy said. T thought it was contrary to what the County Watch people said w e were doing righ t” ( )w I M M ffoaaclal I for rvtirtfiiM t; I protect ytur family's flat acini scctfrtty; I plat tor the continuation of your b u tton s; and I redoes your tax bonton. BUI K irchhoff 201 S. Park Avenue Sanford, FL 32771 407-322-1558 wwta.ttdwtfjlyoe>>r*JTom Member MWi Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch. Ed w a rd Jo n e s A t the time o f his funeral, his w ife Linda requested that in Ueu o f flowers, money be donat­ ed to either her son's church in Mississippi or the Florida Sheriff's Youth Ranch. The Ranch w as presented with a check for more than $1,500. •rrtia c la4l«W*al la in ia n tla c r i n i RHUM B— . ft. - ad In the Florida Lottery: Fantasy • (June t t ) S4-11-1M 1 Lotto (June I t ) 1 M »4 t-IH O J I '(Juno S t) v NE o u r W S I ' A P I 4 4a S C % > 1 % w I t I t I •• b lta t- a*. ft I t as I *| r *• t I ;.((// st i .//r h u L iy ID FUNERAL HOMES 24Hn. Telephone (407)190-1111 - lire Coll or stop by today tor moreointonmtton. D eputy’s sons follow his example o f service S A N F O R D - The three sons of slain Seminole County Deputy Sheriff Eugene "Stetson" Gregory are following in their father'a footsteps by volunteer­ ing at the Florida Sheriff'a Youth Ranch. Starting Monday, his three sons James Deitry "D usty" Gregory, Eugene Gregory Jr., and TYavis Gregory w ill be camp counaelors for a week. Travis Gregory is a Deputy with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office, Eugene Gregory, Jr., is a Baptist Pastor in Mississippi and James Destry Is a Deputy with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. Eugene Gregory, Sc w as killed in a 13-hour standoff on July 8, 1998 in the Geneva area. H e w as once a camp counselor at the - W ith the experience that comes from serving we can help you: " I wanted more offers," Serving the Greater Orlando A rea Since 1940 CEMETERIES c q Seminole Herald How to Find A New Job T h e c la s s ifie d s r e a lly w o r k f o r j o b se e k e rs. l �4 A * Seen' e Herald. Santord, Florida • Sunday. Juno'27, 1999 Editorial & Opinion O ur View Your View The Meter Hunt worries about loss of services Who measured up and who came up short? According to The Meter, Longwood was the tilg loser. With the politicians like Longwood's. who needs soap operas? r5W £3 P To the e d it o r To the Citizens o f Country Joe: Jim Daly's attorney Joe Rosier spins tales o( common sense during Longwood’s public hearing to oust tho outspoken Daty from several of the city's boards Country Joe novor likes to telegraph a punch, but TKO'ed Daly's opponents in-con­ ceived and groundless resolution. Sem inole County. Grow up: Longwood will never lose its *Wrongwood' imago until its community leaders loam to play well with others. While most adults have learned the basics of polito disagreement, these guys continue to act like first-graders. Maybe Longwood politicos should have milk and cookies before tho next meeting. extension offices on Fact o r rumor? W o rd is circulating aroun d again that the ser­ vices p ro vid e d by the C o u n ty H o m e R oad arc no longer va lu a ble to the citizens o f Sem inole County. C u ttin g these offices w o u ld eliminate: 1. Watch that m outh: Jim Daly certainly came out on tho „ , good side of last week’s hearing. But whether he was baited w SlU kT info hiS comments or not. residents of Longwood should expect restraint on tho part of their city fathers Daly hasn’t always shown such an ability. Hu*. r5W S3 Horticulturist; 3. the com ­ mercial vegetable Its not all bad: While Longwood politicians light each other. Horticulturist, p lu s the 4- Lake Mary and Sanlord show what happens whon adults decide to cooperate. Both cities are In the running for new businesses to locate in their communities, and the chancos are good that both will be successful. schools and the M aster H P rogram s for o u r G ard en ers w h o assist the Remembering Eric Liddell Looking out for their fellow citizens: Employees at Bill fL_ ry/ B the urban Horticulturist; 2. the com mercial Heard Chevrolet witnessed an accident last week that senously injured a Sanford woman But rather than simply gawking at the gory wreck, the employees decided to take up a collection for the woman. In addition, the company has agreod to match whatever the employees raise at a 2-to-l ratio. etc. Seventy-five years ago, a rem ark­ w e re unable to get in. Twenty years able m an d id a rem arkable thing. Eric later he w a s taken prisoner w ith that Sem inole C o u n ty is Liddell o f Scotland refused to run a other missionaries and on e o f the smallest c o u n ­ heat at the 1924 O ly m p ic G a m es in an d becam e one o f 1,800 cro w ded Paris because the race w a s scheduled into a Japanese camp. H is personal is also one o f the w e a lth i­ on a Sunday, w h ich his faith taught space had shrunk to 3 by 6 feet. est. A concerned citizens Before his arrest, Lidd ell m anaged to o f this C o u n ty arc y o u him w o u ld violate the Sabbath. Berry's World Horticulturist w ith soil testing, plan problem s, A s w e k n o w from the A c a d e m y A w a r d -w in n in g film , "C h a rio ts o f Fire," L id d e ll m an aged to negotiate Westerners Statistics s h o w (p ro v e ) ties in the State, but that it get his w ife an d tw o children to safe­ w illin g to a llo w these ser­ ty in C a n a d a (Florence Liddell w a s vices to disa p p e ar fo rev­ pregnant at the time with their third er? If not, contact y o u r c o m p l im e n t s an u n h eard -of switch from the 10t>- Cal daughter, w h o m Eric w o u ld not live C o u n ty Com m issioners: TO Y O U O N Y O U R meter race he had been scheduled to Thomas to see). H e died o f a brain tum or on C arlton H e n le y and G ran t m f il e s , th ey run to the 400 meter, for w h ich he had w ere Feb. 21,1945. not trained, later in the week. O n July D E LIC IO U S . M a lo y an d express y o u r H is biograph er Sally M agn u sson 11,1924, L id d e ll w o n that race and w a s s h o w ­ recalled that m ost peop le w h o k n ew Lidd ell ered w ith O ly m p ic glory. observed the consistency o f his life. She tried to Instead of cashing in, Lidd ell turned his back leam w h eth er h e h ad " d a y feet." In her book, o n fam e and fortune and fo llo w e d in h is p a r - . "T h e F lyin g Scotsm an," M a g n u sso n thought she m ight h ave discovered som ething w h e n ents' footsteps, b e c o m in g a m ission ary in China, w h ere she "h a p p e n e d on a disillusioning eyewitness his m ost p o w e rfu l contributions to G o d an d to account o f the beh avior o f som e o f the mis­ his fello w h u m an s w e re m ade. sionaries in the Japanese internment cam p In o u r d a y o f focus g ro u p s a n d leadership Eric I read o f tem pers lost an d heavy m oralizing, o f L id d ell's e x a m p le continues to stand o u t A exclu siven ess a n d selfishness. T h e auth or fanatic m ight h a v e d e m a n d e d that others not scarcely h ad a g o o d w o rd for anyone, bu t least w eakened www comica com v o 1M * o, nea. me w h e re L id d e ll spent the last months o f his life. by uncertainty of belief, Society chair takes issue ... with note in 1 The Meter To the e d it o r In the H e ra ld 's run on Sunday, either, an d organ ized a g ro u p o f all for the Protestant Christians. Then I to enact legislation to conform society to his Sm Letters, Pag* 5A point o f view . N o t L id d e ll H e turned the p a g e an d found this: 'It is rare indeed w h e n anyone has the g o o d fortune to just said he w o u ld n 't run. Som e n e w sp a p e rs meet a saint, bu t he com es as close to it as an y­ denounced h im as a traitor to his country and one I h a v e ever k n o w n .' O f course, he w a s king. H o w qu ick ly they changed their tune talking abou t Eric L id d ell." temptation a n d com prom ised his beliefs, w e live sim ilar lives in obscurity and the w o rld do es not k n o w their names. " A n d the first to T h e account o f the race in the July 12, 1924, rem ind us o f that w o u ld b e Eric Lidd ell — w h o w o u ld curl that d a y in Paris: "L id d e ll had the outside u p w ith em barrassm ent at the very idea o f berth — generally considered the w orst place bein g the subject" o f a b ook or film. A t the e n d o f "C h ariots o f Fire," producer .... There w a s a perfect start, an d from the first ju m p -o ff the pace looked, a n d w a s, terrific. 20,1999, there a p p ea re d a M a g n u sso n a d d s that thousands o f people m ight never h ave heard o f him again. Tunes o f L o n d o n conveys the excitement o f How drivers who believed that another driver's behavior was a "personal threat" responded: ( M rs. Johnie L. H u n t W eek en d Edition o f June w h e n he w o n a g o ld m edal. H a d he yielded to C oping w ith ro ad r a g e opin ion s an d desires. D a v id Puttn am p u t o n the screen: "E ric T w o m en o f the sue f e ll.... But that m a d e n o d if­ Liddell, missionary, d ie d in occupied China at ference, for there w a s n ever m ore than one the en d o f W o rld m an in the race, an d it w a s the pace he set that m o u rn e d ." W a r II. A l l o f Scotland fairly ran them o ff their legs. S w e e p in g round Press accounts o f the 1980 premiere o f the into the straight L id d e ll led b y fou r or five film in E d in bu rgh told o f h u g e crow ds. H o w yards, and increased his lead b y a cou ple o f fitting. T h e p e o p le o f Scotland, w h o h a d yards m ore in the ru n hom e. N o on e ever shared their native son with China, w ere w e l­ looked like catching him .... com ing h im back an d affirm in g the note given "W h e n the time w a s give n out as 47 3-5 sec., to Lidd ell b y his m asseur before that 1924 race. an d it w a s realized that, fo r the third time in It referred to the Biblical passage 1 Sam uel tw o days, the w o r ld 's 'record' h ad been lo w ­ 2JO: " H e w h o honors M e , 1 w ill honor." A n d ered, the S tadium w e n t in s a n e ..." so H e did. A n d so H e still do es 75 years later. W h e n L id d e ll left E d in bu rgh for C h in a the (c) 1999, Los Angela Time* Syndicate fo llo w in g year, the n u m b e r p f p e o p le w an tin g According to a USA Today poll, most drivers (72 percent of those polled) cope with threatening situations on ths highway by changing lanes, avoid­ ing eye contact, and other means of avoiding a confrontation. to b id h im fa re w e ll w a s so large that 1,000 Seminole Herald W e need jroar Input and op inion*. Letters to the ed itor and guest colum n* are both encouraged and appreciated. “Serving Seminole County Since 1908 " Sunday, June 27.1999 • Vol. 01, No. 218 W rtttto u t: Saoferl, R H Published: Daily Except Monday, Saturday, Thanksgiving, Christm a* and New Yeara by Republic Newapapera. Inc. • 300 N. French A v e . Santord, F L 32771 771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9408 teal Pottage Paid at Senlord. 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Florida • Sunday, June 27. 1999 • BA Letters Grades C on tin u ed from P a ge 4 A C o n tin u ed from Page 1A feature called Th e Meter, hearing to ch allen ge that very claim ing to tell us " w h o m ea* finding. sured u p and w h o cam e u p short." cessfully for such a hearing, In a snide segm ent titled The Society petitioned suc­ an d on A p ril 26th, Judge "N o t so high society," the Law rence P. Stevenson o f the Society for the Preservation o f Florida D iv ision o f Fort M ellon Park is accused A d m in istrative H e a rin g s w a s o f using "leg a l sh en an igan s" assigned to the case. A n early to hold u p the S an ford hotel Septem ber date w a s su bse­ and conference center. quently set fo r the hearing. Since w h e n d id it becom e M aybe, just m aybe, the p ro ­ trickery o r d e v io u s for citi­ ject d e v e lo p e r w ill have p ro ­ zens to avail them selves o f duced the thrice-postponed rights p ro v id e d b y Ftorida feasibility stu d y o f the project law? W h e n the Florida b y the time o f the Departm ent o f C o m m u n ity A dm in istrative H earin g. A ffairs pu blish ed in this S peakin g o f shenanigans, n e w sp ap er on February 16, w h y d id the C ity o f Sanford 1999, its Notice o f Intent to through its attorneys find it find the C ity 's com prehensive necessary to file on M a y 10th plan am endm ents "in co m p li­ a M otion to D ism iss o u r peti­ ance," that N otice also cited tion? Judge Stevenson the right o f citizens to peti­ thought so little o f their tion for an adm inistrative motion that he not on ly " A ," while six schools received "D 's ." All the schools with com m ented on the novel " D 's " were elementary schools, basis for the C ity's claim s. and five were located in A n d , b y the way, w h o se Sanford. N o county school op in ion s are represented in received an "F." the a n o n y m o u s T h e Meter? Schools receiving an "F " T h e Society for the w ou ld be put on notice that Preservation o f Fort M e llo n they must improve academics P ark continues in its efforts, or grant vouchers to their stu­ u sin g legal tools at o u r d is ­ dents the following year. The grading system is part of posal, to prevent the re-zon ­ ing o f a substantial portion o f , the controversial education reform package that created a the P ark fo r com m ercial use. plan for parents in schools W e arc for responsible d e v e l­ receiving an "F " twice in four opm ent. Putting this project years to receive vouchers for in o u r historic d o w n t o w n private schools. Statewide, 78 com m u nity park, w e d o not schools received "F's." con sider to b e responsible. The grades for Seminole L M illa r d H u n t County schools were surprising C o -C h a ir, Society fo r the considering that in scores Preservation o f Fork M e llo n released in May, county stu­ Park. dents scored above state aver­ E d ito r's note: The M eter ages on all levels of the FCAT and the Florida Writes! test. The represents the views o f the county's lOth-graders ranked Seminole Herald Editorial Board. second in reading, and second overall on the writing portion d en ied it on June 8th, but Lyman Phase two, expected to start in the third year with an estimated cost of $8.6 million, will include a new auditorium with band and chorus areas. A n additional 21 classrooms will be built. "You can see (the new auditori­ um) really well from State Road 427," said Chris Boothe, project d o ’s here's the skinny on the winning entry. Longw ood's motorcycle unit is comprised of 10 Harley -Davidson H .H Road Kings, with fuel injection and 1,580 cc's. Top speed is "classi­ fied" according to Jackson. Under a unique leasing agree­ ment with Harley -Davidson of Seminole County, each bike costs Longw ood only $12 per year. The Harley's average gas consumption is around 100 gal­ lons per year. Although not as fast as the departments previ­ ous Kawasaki bikes, the Harley's are considered to have superior maneuverability and handle better for patrol officers working in heavy traffic. The lighting, siren, and saddle bag packages the department adds run about $700 each including radar for detection of speeders. "W e have 10 bikes in our fleet," explained Jackson. "Eight are kept in service and the other two are stripped o f the bells and whistles and are used for training." A veteran of 17-years of road patrol himself, Jackson is espe­ cially pleased that this year's aw ard winning design w as a total team effort by the motor­ cycle patrol officers. "I'm really proud of the guys w h o ride and of the team effort on the design. The blue trim was my idea though," he chuckled. ~ Seminole Herald * 322-261 1 Harrell &. Beverly Transmissions R e p a ir in g a n d R e b u ild in g A u to m a tic T r a n s m is s io n s Jackson said Longwood's motorcycle unit is extremely responsible and has experi­ enced only one serious crash in two decades. " A good motorcycle officer is a fortunate blend of finding officers with a love of the law and a love of motorcycles. We don't have any John Wayne's on the road. I'm proud of our motorcycle officers. They're good cops and they get good training." Longw ood joins other w in­ ners in the following categories: Best D A R E , vehicle - Caldw ell Police Department, Idaho; Best department vehicle design for departments of less than 50 offi­ cers - Thunderbolt Police department, Georgia; Best Sheriff's agency vehicle - Placer County Sheriff's department, California; Best vehicle for department over 50 officers San Antonio police department, Texas; Best Federal or State Agency vehicle - University of Alaska-Fairbanks Police depart­ ment; Best Special Purpose vehicle - Marietta Police depart­ ment, Georgia; International vehicle - Service de La Prairie, Canada. Judges for this year's compe­ tition included representatives from the Illinois State Police, Harley-Davidson Motor Company, and the Elmhurst, Illinois Police Department. Since 1959...Same Location manager for facilities and plan­ ning. "That's one concern the parents wanted us to address." Starting in the fifth year, at an estimated cost of $7 million, phase three w ill include the reno­ vation of three classroom build­ ings, plus the gym lockers and lobbies. Building three, known as the Round Building, will be demolished. In addition, a cen­ tral Courtyard w ould be devel­ oped. Although the school board committed to renovating Lyman High School, Kramer said there is a possibility that parts of the project could fall victim to fund­ ing problems "If our revenue stream decreas­ es, you never know what could happen," Kramer said. H u se four, at an estimated cost of $740AX), calls for renovating the vocational buildings and replacing the concession building. The school board is also look­ ing to upgrading Lyman High School's deteriorating swimming pool. Am ong the possibilities, the board is looking to negotiating with Seminole County and Longwood to replace the p o o l The board would like to build a community swim m ing pool sim­ ilar to the one under construction at Seminole H igh School The renovations at Lyman High School still leave Oviedo, Seminole and Lake M ary high schools in need o f improvements to their facilities, Kramer said. Classrooms in Seminole and Oviedo high schools are too small, and as Seminole High School’s magnet programs attract students, the overcrowding increases. Kramer said Lake Mary High School’s building is in need of renovations to make it more functional for students. Then, there are the six openpod elementary schools suffering from overcrowding and poor air circulation. The schools include Altamonte Elementary, Forest City Elementary, Lake Orienta Elementary, Sabal Point Elementary, Sterling Park Elementary, and Winter Springs Elementary School. Kramer said the board would like to pattern renovations after those o f Idyllwilde Elementary School. Construction will start in mid-July to close the classrooms at Idyll wilde, which was also built as an open-pod facility. In addition, a two story building w ill be built for the fourth and fifth grade classes, and a Media Center will be constructed. "This will solve the problem of open pods, and it adds classroom capacity," Kramer said. "It will make the environment more con­ ducive to education." The Idyllwilde renovations will cost an estimated $6 million. Work is expected to be complete in Jan., 2001. The board lacks funding to renovate the other six open-pod campuses. Enroll N o w for Fall! S*»iiiinolo riiriN lian Acailttmy K -3 & 4 (P r e s c h o o l) K -5 (K in d e r g a r t e n ) C a ll 407-322-5577 or 407-322-0980 Located near Seminole Towne Center Malt Member school $ Association of Christian Schools International £ BUY GET 2M ENTREE * F R Hit* lat e s t m f o i m i l l i o n on lot al b u s i n e s s at tivi ly in e v o i y W e e k e n d e d i t i o n ot the S t ' l i u n o h ' Ht't -ild E E . "With This Ad. Not Valid With Any I Other Offer. Equal Or Letter Value. ■ l _ Good Thru 7- J - W J 1 ---------------- — — ifsL ,w>i3,V w ', i ' ■ *1' . . A iv,.- • 'ic ' -■ • • a . r a t e d WEDNESDAY NIGHT ' ( f B E S T RESTAURANT KIDS NIGHTI KIDS EAT FORA PENNYA POUNDI\V^ W K n i S * free Kids ice C ream Sundae j With Coupon Spin-Close Every Monday Board members on TUesday said they wanted to spend $1 million throughout the district for new desks, furniture, com­ puters, and software. "You have software programs that change," Kramer said. "They become obsolete, and they won't run on the hardware you have." 11-11? Swi Seminole Towne Centre Onlyl Willi Purchase ol All Yoa Can Eat Wlngsl HAPPY HOUR: 4 To 7 & 9 To Close EVERY TUESDAY ALL DAY §<§><§><£) Gel S u b scrib e Today! Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated I Service with a Personal Concern for Your Repair Needs. Jin jo y Coo tinned from Page I A A covered outdoor dining area will be developed during the kitchen renovations. In addition, the old carpeting in Classroom Building 3 will be removed, and the building will receive new paint. costs l i t t l e but its value is great eighth in writing, third among the 17 largest districts. County students made gains in every portion of the test. -------- which will open for the 20002001 school year. It Is designed for 800 students. "In four or five years it will cost $11 million to build an ele­ mentary school," Kramer said. The board is looking into an alternative to building elemen­ tary schools. For example, it would take $3.1 million per facil­ ity to construct Primary beaming Centers that would handle 250 to 300 students can be buUt near overcrowded schools. Meanwhile, the renovations at Lyman High School are expected to start around Christmas. The project will be done in four phas­ es over the next five years. The first phase of Lyman High School renovations will include developing new parking and traffic patterns, building a new kitchen, renovating the current kitchen building into six class­ rooms, and refurbishing a class­ room building. It will cost an estimated $3.9 million. Student parking will be expanded by 137 spaces to a total of 484 spaces. VOUR NEWSPAPER state. County eighth-graders rankl'd seventh in writing, second among the 17 largest districts. County fourth graders ranked MV-00564 C on tin u ed from Pa ge 1A cash award from the magazine are on dW way. M oney received from the first place finish will be targeted for a department charity in the future. For the motorcycle aficiona­ The 1999 FCAT was given during the first week in February. It measures statewide achievement in reading at grades 4, 8, and 10 an din math­ ematics at grades 5, 8, and 10. 209W. 25th S L Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 Longwood — years, but not this time around. "W e started entering our design in 1993," he beamed. "F.very year w e'd get back the envelope that said thanks, but no thanks. Two years ago we got an honorable mention, then last year w e got another form letter thanking us for Longwood's entry. This time we came up with a winner." based solely on graphic appli­ cation, entries arc judged for clearly identified departments, clean professional design and appealing graphic schemes. Prizes were aw arded this year for first, second, and third place entries and the new division of motorcycles where the Longw ood's glistening black Harley- Davidsons with sharp gold and blue trim hit pay dirt. Jackson said a plaque and a of the test. County lOth-graders tied for the top math score statewide. The Kith graders also tied for the top writing score for the 17 largest school districts in the t g m SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTRE • SANFORD 407-324-3323 �6A • Seminole Herald, Sanford. Flonda • Sunday, June 27. 1999 \ * J > • jj ■* ' « lir . l (fron t, 1-r) J am es Davis, Don Colvin, Forrest May. Millie Hardy, Janette Gardner, Jean Carpenter, Valleen Prevatt, Shelby Saville, Carrie Redfield, P e g g y Wright. J o yce Jones, H elen Michels, Joni Saunders, Freeda Colvin, Lucille Price, A nne Ransbottom, Avis Starnes. Gloria Hampton, Ann Mims, Paulette Cason, Jo Anne Flipse. Nancy Hiles, Barbara Cassube, G w en Coppinger, Janie Oglesby, Willa D ean Stover, Betty Jean Earnest. Martha Owen. Beverty Cooper, Barbara M cAlexander, Eloise Snyder, Sandra Dunn, Gordon Toll. Hamilton Bisbee, Frank Murphy, (m id d le ) Joel Moss. ~. * i i ^ - -v S Jim m y W hatley, G erald Behrens, L a w ren ce Skntos, Marvin G oem bel, Dickie M oss, R o s e Neiswander, Jessie Byrd. Nancy D riggers, Nancy Rountree, Im ogen e Bostick, Shirley Eubanks, Bettye Hamp, Jew el Cohen. Ellen Lyon, Sue Ann Radford, Ann Bitters. Patsy Collins, Mary Mikolajcik. Sheila Browning, G race Marie Stinecipher. Helen Brown, Carol Loechelt, Jeanne Lane Miller, Patty Bell, Jeanette Kinlaw, Frances Lawson, Kay Waits. Patty Walker, Betty Wallstedt, G eorgia Ann Thigpen, Rosem ary Garner, Deloris Milsted, Edward M cCall, Annette Brooks, Lynn S ellors. Polly ij i *-*• I ] Graham. Jimmy W ado, Phillip Toney. Jimmy Krider, Jimmie Fox, (b a c k ) Tommy Kuhn, Carlton Jacobs, John Troup, Jimmy Houk, Ronnie Anderson, Gibson Bates, David H osack, Donald Karraker, Stanley Katz, Rodm an Brumley, Randall Ferrell, E u gene Estridge, Dickie Kendall. Johnny Carter, Sonny Haskins, Billy Park, David Leonard, Stanley Arthur, Jimmy Bollinger, R o ss Hannum, Milner Osborne, Richard Prckles, Tommy N ew som and Randall R eynolds. N ot p ictu red are Jeanotte C leveland. Geraldine Muden, Ernest Canada. Jimmy Butler, Mack Brown, Marvin Kinard and W iedertiold. Seminole High School Class of 1954 celebrates 45th reunion Today you w ill get a glimpse of the senior year of the Seminole H igh School Class of 1954 as I remember it. Community, School and Class Leaders Principal Herman Morris led a faculty of 25 during the 195354 school year. Mr. R.T. M ilwee was just beginning his long tenure as Superintendent of Schools, and the School Board members were John Brumley, J.A. Bistline, C.F. Harrisor \V A. Patrick and L.E. Jordan. Earl Higginbotham w as mayor of Sanford, and the com­ e m s ' c e s t missioners were Denver Cordell, John Kader, John Krider and William Stemper. Otis Fouraker w as chairman of the county commission. The officers of our 1954 senior class were Jimmy Krider, presi­ dent; Stanley Katz, vice-presi­ dent; Polly Graham, secretary; Eloise Syndcr, treasurer; and Anne Ransbottom, chaplain. Faculty sponsors were Mrs. Nellie Coleman, Miss Rebecca Stevens, Mr. John Angel and Mr. Rogf r Harris. Student council officers were Phillip Toney, president; A1 c z n s y ( > k \< i S 1 1 \ i;< m i l k The Way We Were x Correspondent Phillips, vice-president; Peggy Wright, secretary; and Marvin Goembel, treasurer. I may be a little biased, since I w •'». • • • ‘ I w* f* c z n s r C a s a * c u ia r was the editor, but the 1954 Salmagundi was unique, mainly because of the art work by Jeanette Kinlaw. The book's theme was 'Teen-age Memoirs," and Jeanette's clever drawings on the cover and inside make it special. Outstanding seniors featured in the "Sally" were Barbara Cassube, James Davis, Paulette Cason, Hamilton Bisbee, Sandra Dunn, Ross Hannum, Randy Reynolds, Joyce Jones, Jimmy Wade, Peggy Wright, Jeanne Lane Miller, Jimmy Krider, Grace Marie Stinecipher and Philip Toney. Class Activities We put on "O u r Miss Brooks" as the senior play, which was directed by Mrs. Coleman. There was a large cast with Sandra Dunn starring as Miss Brooks. The Junior-Senior Prom, given by the junior class, was outstanding, and w e thoroughly enjoyed the evening. The last weeks of school were filled with graduation parties. We went swim m ing at Blue Springs and Sanlando Springs, had Coke parties and teas, bar- bocues, luncheons and dinners in homes and restaurants. What a fun time! Baccalaureate Commencement activities began on Sunday, M ay 30, with Baccalaureate. We marched into the auditorium for the first time in our caps and gow n s to "Pom p and Circumstance" as played by the SHS Band. After singing the Doxotogy, the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt gave the invocation. The ninth-grade girls choir sand tw o numbers, and the Rev. A.W . Stover read See Reunion, Page 9A i ... • ; - * » ‘ ' . I ’i c z n a r c a ia * H e re 's a ( M i l l m the la n d HelpbsfightHI «•••«-» .- ** * ?? . „ . •*• *' L ’.‘ ,. The Seminole Herald & Jerry Lewis join hands to help fight muscular dystrophy. L (I K i . i i n . i i l iK Jerry Lewis .1-11111nilc Hi-i.ilit ( in lil. it iu M MDA M a n a u rr National C h a irm a n Subscribe today to help M D A , Together W e Can M ake A Difference! Call (407) 322-2611 To order your subscription and help “Jerry’s Kids” (A percentage o f all ndw Seminole Herald subscriptions w ill be donated to M D A ) C d js y CUJZ3 G a t s ? c u i s : t cznar c a s g Gags* ta s g ta ia r tzzLgar g zn a r �MpBfpHH Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida ■ Sunday. Juno 27, 1999 • 7 A ir».VtMiWr »»f ■ f' 1536 S . 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(n o t in t n i Mombor-, ot tho s.inforcl Sommolo County Chamber of Commorco wore on hand !o help Uichaol Hond-1» cut inn option at ms Allstate Insurance office Helping to cut the ribbon were Hon Rose, ojmeutivo director of mo chamber Elizabeth Hendru. office assistant and Michaol Hendrix a s w o ll as r o io m tin i ’i l o i l , ii tu r n s o ils I lo w lo t! 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I ll, «• w i l l h i1 e x p a n d r r . ii t ' r ' |i* b 't v k m ) ; s k ills I 2k i m u n iin t o r . ilo h \ 11 t l l o . i l . l t I lls ,IIO 111 , 1*111p|| ------------------------------- " ... w e the p ro fe s s io n a ls w in fro m o u r e x p o s u re to tho s tu d e n ts . We g a in m o re u n d e rs ta n d in g fo r th e m " .H itt p o t mg . it I .ik e g e ttin g ----------------------------- '• * 11.11 b u d g e t 'ir n '« ■- < h ,n f I x v n m \ i 'K t \ i 1 s e llin g is o.i s *, I ,110.1 W ill* to . ll h t i l - II i.lp o ts s w p io p . it , i i u i i * t i ' i tin p t iio i p i. 'h lo in Allstate Insurance hosts ribbon cutting a n il W A M IIM .IO V IX Barbara 1 Iki.s has Ivon appointoit In the position nt l\iv or Nav igator tor tho **t Johns Kiv or Slio w ill !*<• ri'spotLsihlr* tnr assisting lommumtii's along the rivor in identifii ation and utili/ation nt tistor.il programs and son ues that tor thor tlu- American I lontage Kivor Initiative ohjis tiv o s ot natural n-soun o ami onv ironmont.il protis turn, ivnnomn roi itali/.ition. and histon. and i til (oral pn'sx'rvation in d u s t r ia l p o in t s o u n o r e g u la tio n s , g r o u n d i lo a n u p a n d Watch out for unclaimed property letter h e ld to r 2 2 y e a rs m m a n a g e m e n t p iw itm n s in r o n m e n ta l F A lI M IASSFE Iho L’tn I.mnoil I'roporti Program Otticf within tho Department of Banking and Finance (DBF) has received dozens of phone calls inquiring about the legitimacy o f a letter being mailed to citi­ zens in Florida The letter from 1Hi fainted Asset Bureau was "■ot authorized hi DBF the letter asks people to mail the com­ pany. based in Washington, D C s 21 i*t) as a tmxessmg tot to find unclaimed proport\ Anyone who receives tins letter should call DBF’s Unclaimed Property Office immediately at 1-88-VALUABLE "The state of Florida returns unclaimed property to citizens for free, tyr it may he recovered through an authorized agent, said Pete DeVries. Dili ’s Unclaimed Property Administrator W a s h in g to n , D t p ro g ra m s la n k ( iu t r o . i i h I d i i i a tio n l iH ir d ir u it o r I Ik u s has U n iv e r s ity a BA and a in C h e m is tr y P hD in o l C a lifo r n ia . S a n W a s h in g to n . D C w it h fn » m C h e m is tr y Additional public notice may be given via radio station, local or cable television sta­ tions as needed. Additional information is available by calling Robert G. Herman, City of anford Public Works Director at (407) 330-5681. dtvn ot •I ■ unclaimed property v isit the Comptroller's wet* site at www.dbf.statc.fl.us or call 1HH-Y.M LABI F E v e ry W eekend in th e N e w S e m in o le H e r a ld A t t e n d A m e r i c a ’s M o s t P o p u la r B u s in e s s S e m in a r ! "H uh nint h you aim i * iltit rniiin il by Iw* nint h \oii Irani." TW A Ira n i (hr lalrU v/rn/i giVv )nr hitunrw mnl fu nmnal w u 'tt'tf. P flE S L N tE D n v p { TEH L o w r iN U R N X T tO N A l- A N O fJ -P flO F iT E b Zl<; Z K iL A U M A R Y W IL L IA M (H C N . C O L I N P O W K L L C H U C K D A L Y P'\!i i-luslmil Sl.irrvr.n •ml Onil Srlhng AuttW Oii-ii*.' M i j i ' Ht'.kl Coacfi f o rm c r C h .i rrn.in o l ffn- [U -An r x l C») 'ttfh .in "The Competitive Edge" "Empowering America” S|>ccial Guest Speaker "Coping with a Changing W otid" R K J T O N Arnonc.1 ,s f.losl * t kktiiV tihofkit S poukvt "Relationships: The Key to Success In Life" L O U A T IO N X l O il , A N /A T I' N IILNNKTT fV‘Sf SW' fHJ Autfux BUZZ IM 2 T K R L O W K A L D R IN l Afkilio 11 Astronaut Stjocess Authority Special Guest Speaker "The Five Levels of Success" Jl»/1( CTw's ol Sun A m erica s » I TOM H O P K IN S f <Ot u l'vo V r v P n 'v th :tu fo fi S.ikrs Tra»tor A M illion S tflling A uttior A t o n The fother ot Asset ProtiKtion "The Magic of Teamwork" "Selling with Integrity" "C reatin g Your Financial Eortrcss" Discounted Prices for the Renders of T H E S E M IN O L E H E R A L D m pm l Y n r r l j H r i ( V h j sj,nui H itHnmr tm n <ss**i 1(1Br lu ll 4* •ITTIni SllfW Scniinii n icst-n ril, and \/n t nil distnimied rates mas end nt any time.' PETER LOWE f*ff f « Af If* 41 ffw SuCC#ii AuttKXrfy Seats start as low as $49* for the entire clay! A i d i r d o n r - $ 2 2 5 to u t u /i A'k about the special VII* packages vvliich indmle hieaktasl with Zig Ziel.u nr lunch with ntliet guest speakers, and aiklilinnal seating upturns I ituni4 i.il SI t ( IvS'N W VVoiihJtiip Ml l»AT W IL L IA M S Ortunk) hUgic Scvmv Tu e s d a y, A u g u s t 1 7 ,1 9 9 9 • 8 :0 0 a m - 5 : 3 0 O r la n d o A r e n a • O r la n d o , F I . . YOUR NEWSPAPER GIVES YOU THE WORLD P n r u o to i fr o m ’f'luv 4 mirurtul pri^%viii(! kluf^e/vz titder tin u h e r h u s b a n d a n d t w o c iv il Populations of both potential disease bear­ ing and pest mosquitoes will be suppressed by spray flights within the area. Spray flights will be made over congested areas which ordinarily cannot be adequately treated for the suppression of adult mosqui­ toes with ground equipment, or where aeri­ al treatments must supplement treatments by ground equipment. C is is ta lo find aut it \ou li.no PUBLIC NOTICE All such flights will be made in the public interest at such times as are considered nec­ essary. and under such conditions as are considered effective and safe, for the pur­ pose of providing comfort and public health protection for residents. at D ie g o , S h e liv e s I annum; All Si>rtik,rr\ lj\ r \iul In h-rum In compliance with Federal Air Regulations of the Federal Aviation Agency, Public Notice is hereby given that the City of Sanford, Seminole County Florida, has authorized Clarke Environmental Mosquito Manage­ ment, Inc., to apply insecticides approved and labeled for this use, over congested areas of the City of Sanford, by low flying air­ craft at altitudes under 500 feet from time to time throughout the mosquito season of 1999. tg a s s ta th o l im o r s it y S he ha s d e v e lo p m e n t S to ra g e I o r tlu * la s t tw o y e a rs , s h e s e rv e d a p n -M T \ o .n u l re s to re i o u s t.il is o s y s te m s a n u n ilv r o t e n v i­ in c lu d in g l n ,to r g r o u n d lio n I n g u la t io n A n io r n a. a fo ilo r a l p a r tn e r s h ip d e d ic a te d to p r o tis t I Ik u s w o r k is l to r th e I n \ ir o n n io n t . il P r o tn t io n A gency w a te and drinking water protection. Superfund stfi B U Y S IX G et O ne F R E E !* ‘ Ask about discount pneos lor Uiryor groups by Calling this Toll Free Num ber 1-877-926-8896 �f.iy June .'? 1or.r* 9 A liommoto Md m h | rj.inffitff Business Briefs New s Makers AI I'AM ONTE SPRINGS Frank Fnsatira and Richard Nndclman have Ihvii ruined agents of the W■■ ' n'l’i'ili for May by Corporate [tivesfmenl International, Inc, taxed io Altamonte Springs. Fnsaura was also the company's Agent til (lie Year Technology, Inc , a Sanfonl-hased pool healing company. ALTAMONTE-' SPRINGS I ru Willis has been named land ilevelopment man.iger, and Hill Wheaton has been promoted to production manager, for M/I Homes Central Florida division. TANFORD - | .Ilian Fhreatt, of M/I Homes is a national home flu* McDonald's restaurant local building company based in fd at 112 French Avenue in Columbus, ( )hio (Sanfonl, lias been awarded a Willis is a graduate of Rollins (Bachelor of Hamhurgcrolngy College and holds a graduate [degree from McDonald's degree from the University of Hamburger University (II U ) for Central Florida, lie has nine [graduating from the University's years of industry experience and ’A dvanced Operations Course was formerly a planner (or the [All McDonald's restaurant man- City of Oviedo and Orange tigers, franchisees, mtd-manage- County. fnent and company executives Wheaton is a graduate of the fire required to complete the University of Florida and has [Course h<vn with the company since the $A NFO H I) I inda I a leone has late ]‘Wlk t>et*ii promoted to vice president [Cl marketing for Florida Solar M A IT L A N D - )ohn G Sorensen S has been appointed as Vice President of lansl and Financial Services His responsibilities will include expanding TansLand's products and services directly to the South Florida market, Sorensen has more than 20 years of experience in investment banking, finance and manage­ ment I le previously worked as a private investment banker, and has a background in the real estate field. LAKE MONROE Brian llugorich has joined the WhatonSmith Construction ( .roup, based in I .ike Monroe, as a Senior Project Manager Hagerich has 25-years experience in the heavy const ruction industry specializ­ ing in I nvironmenlal Water and Wastewater Treatment as well as industrial projects He will be based iri WhurtuivSmith's Jupiter oftu e Longwooti company reports strong gains L O N G W O O D - S I Goldman Company, a I ongwood-based mechanical contractor, has announced a first quarter sales increase of nearly 18 percent. Sales for the first quarter of 1999 topped out at $7.4 million, while $6 3 million in sales were posted dunng the same [H-riixl last year Maitland company expands services M A IT L A N D - TransLmd Financial Services has expanded their Underwriting I Vpartment by adding time new Underwriters to the staff Hu* three-year old com­ pany is approved to do business in 15 states Plans for 1999 include expansion to most eastern and mid-western states, as well as development of retail franchise opportunities throughout the southeast Central Florida aiming for 2012 Olympics Ftmclicon to focus on home osv ner issues O R L A N D O - 7he (.rand Opening of the Florida 2012 office in Orlando, located on the Ninth Floor of Orlando's Cite I tall, will he held Wednesday, lime 70, at 6 pan. City officials and business leaders will discuss plans for Florida 2012 and nx'ogni/e Itval Olympic hopefuls Florida 2nl2 ian independent organization rep­ resenting Tampa's regional hid to become the U S Candidate Cil\ for the XXX ( )lvmpiad ( )rlando is lieing jointly marketed as a lix ation for Olympic activities OR I A N D O I he tenth Anniversary Luncheon ot Housing and Neighborhood Development Sem.es (HANDS) w ill he held Thursday, July 1, 12 p.m.-L30 p,m„ .it Church Street Station in Orlando, Orange County Chairman Mel Martinez will he (he keynote speaker i I.W i >S Isa not-for-profit,afford able housing agency for qualified homebuyers and renters in Orange. Seminole. Osceola and Dike counties For more informa­ tion, call H96-42IH or 644-2676 W c Specialize In COLLECTOR DOLLS R e u n io n / / • < / / '/ / / / < / / . shocker So. I spent the next two days writing and learning a speech Following Class Day activi­ ties, the entire st bool went to Sanlando Springs tor our anmi al picnic ( .raduation Friday night, lime 4, 1**54. w as graduation I fn* stage was beautifully disunited as a gar­ den with a small bridge in (litt enter Mr Morris presented our diplomas at the lop of tins bridge t hir <lass was seated all around the edge ot the stage, w hiih you remember w as large h.-v ause it w as also the basket­ ball tourt thankfully my sjieish was rig,lit in the beginning after tfie invocation by class chaplain, Vnnr Kanshotlom I here w as no podium, and I w as petrified in front o! a pat bed auditorium what a rebel when it was fin­ ished! HilU Park plaved a violin solo, and the Senior Chorus sand. "You'll Never Walk Alone " 1he Peter Schaal trophy was given to R o n s I (annum, and the ;C o n tlm ic d from Page (iA ’ the s* nplure Hie sermon was given by the Rev W.P brooks Jr. I'astor of First baptist Chun h I ollowing tfie henedu ti.in by tfie Rev S I Whatlrv V r man hisf out to Aida After tins r\ ent. there \x as ,i fcception tor us .it tfie home .>t Classmate liinniii' fox His toother Mrs Mar/ and several Cithers M-rved as hostess»-s The ev emng » ontinuixl lor a 'large group ot us girls as we tiavele.l to New Nrovnia Heath (or a slumls r partv as guests of Kir nl Mrs f red i i toper and (heir daughter, Beverly, who Vs as one ot our . lassmates . Several other parents at led as Chaperones ihetr wasn’t mutfi IftltinilsTing, hut we sun- had 'f u n ' The next day, vse all went down to Daytona Heath where vse met the rest or our class mates lor a parti on the beach We swam, played games, enjoyed the boardwalk, ate a delicious meal and got sun­ burned Class Day I he next event was Class L>av, held Tuesday morning in the MIS auditorium What agony it was to put on our caps and gowns over our sunburn! Mam awards, too numerous to mention, were given out to members ot the entire student b<xk Our i lass prophet v was read by Gordon loll and Billy Park, and the class will was read by Ann Hitters American 1eg ton awards for outstanding seniors were given to Sandra Dunn and lames I las is Philip Toney gave the vale­ dictorian speech, diplomas were awarded, we sang the Alma Mater and Jimmv Whatley pre­ mium ed the benediction Our class of 107 students had gradu­ ated* I ollowing tfie i eremonv mv parents along with stveral oth­ ers, hosted .i r.s eption in our home on Park Avenue I ben at midnight, we went to the Mayfair Country Club for a dance with music provided bv tfn- Navv C omho After Graduation Approximately 70 of us v ent due. tlv into . ollege or some otfier fugfier ediu ation, with about 2d ot them receiving a tfegree Approxunalelv 17 of tfie f>ovs went d iris tlv into some branch of the military, while others deferred their required service Approximately 25 classmates went din-i tlv into tfie working world, while about 35 of the girls were married within two BROOKE S -lire£(W reL - HUGE CLEARANCE DOLL SHOP 6 HOPITAL 332-7928 Futon Furnifure Sale! L a r g e s t S e le c t Io n A n y w h e r e The Nanharran *449 *899 SOFA BED Includes FRAME JUMBO FUTON COVER SET *1399 GROUP Includes THE s o f a THE C***'"* 1 END TABLE 1 COFFEE TABLE F U T O N S SUPER GROUP Includes THE SOFA LOVESEAT 1 OTTOMAN THE CHAIR 2 END TABLES 1 COFFEE TABLE 4 L E $ $ O RLAND O ALTAM O NTE SI21 E. Colonial 380-1177 1321 E HWY 436 • Iu to o 4 l*ts com 3 3 1 -7 4 0 0 Holiday made il easy... YOU CAN OWN, TOO! Frpm Just $5 6 9 per month EVERYTHING MUST GO! The SI IS Class of 1**2V was recognizetf, with class member l It "Pete" St hoard introduc­ ing those present Gracious, how old we thought they were' We did not realize that w e would soon attain tii.it age! I really got a big supri.se that day - it was announced that I was class Salutatorian. There was no question that Philip Toney would be Valedictorian, |i hut mv being second was a JUD Y’S D O LLS “O u r Very O w n H om e w I ~ vc.irs of gr.tdu.ition. Very few of the girls, however, remained housewives Must worked out­ side tfie home for much of their married lives, jnd some later i utihnued their education The C lass of 1**54 has pro­ duced teat her, attorneys, an hi let ts, a noted cartoonist, busi­ nessmen and women, career military, nurses, FPL executives, 1 stix’k broker, a dance studio owner, government workers, truck drivers, farmers, cattle ranchers, a missionary and a pharmacist Several in this group, having lived very productive lives, have alreadv retired, while oth­ ers will do so very scnin Some continue lo work part-time, while others find satisfaction in volunteer work. We hav e produced a large number of children, with the oldest being 44 years old and the youngest being 5 years old There are numerous grandchil­ dren and (gulp!) a few great­ grandchildren. all of which are a real joy IflO W. 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"You see that foot, how In the world could I put that great big foot, all o f it. in my m outh." 1 know his sentim ents ex­ actly after talking to Fred Howard Sr. the other day. It seem s I w as m istaken on som e o f the points I m ade In my colum n about kids not lim iting them selves on their athletic choices. Some o f the com m ents w ere not actually directed at Freddie Jr., but I did not do a very good Job o f explaining som e o f my points. Aa Fred Sr. pointed out. and rightfully so. that Fred­ die Jr. had met a ll o f his obli­ gations to his team, the R ail­ roaders C ubs. Prior to the season he told his coaches that he w ould do w hatever he could to help the C u bs repeat a s City Cham pions. B u t he and h is father let It be known that Freddie w ould not be here for A ll­ Stars. He had already • committment to go on vaca­ tion durin g J u n e an d w ou ld not b e here. Fred Sr., even though Fred­ die Jr. w ould not b e playing, w as still going to b e the A u^ S tar head coach until his h ours at w ork got changed, said he told the other coaches prior to the selection meeting not to p u t Freddie J r. on the team. Fred Sr. w as even going to go to the m eeting to em pha­ size that p o in t b u t could not m ake It to the m eeting b e ­ cause o f work. Unfortunately, the H ow ­ ard 's w ishes w ere not m et and Freddie Jr. w a s put on the team. But Freddie Jr. never w ent to practice and never m ade any hint that be w ould be playing In ther d is­ trict tournam ent. B ut when I received the rosters Freddie J r.'s still w aa listed and 1 thought he w aa going. I even put his picture tn the paper on Thursday. B ut I heard w hile at a dif­ ferent gam e on Saturday that Freddie Jr. had deckled not to play. The colum n I wrote w aa sparked by w hat I h ad heard; bu t w aa not directed a t Fred­ die Jr. tn particular. He h ag every right to decide on his ow n w h at he does, an d does not, w ant to do a n d 1 had never heard him say that h a w anted to stick to In tact. I don't even know w hether he even plays foot- , ball or not. • B ut I have heard other very good, bu t under-sized, B anlord athletes aay that In the past and that la w here the Sunday, June 27. 1999 • IB hom e ch a m p Lauren Benhett finished second in W ed d in g Soap B o x D erby in Germ any By P a s o Sm ith__________________ si\)irrs editor _____ SANFORD • An 11-year-old from Lake Mary upheld the prldc o f her nation In B erlin , G erm any recently. Lauren Bennett, the daughter o f Dave and Evelyn Bennett. ran In the l l t h Annual W e d ding Soap Box D erby on June 6th In Berlin and cam e away with a second place finish In the Stock-car Class with a time o f 33.33 seconds over the 9 0 0 Th e W edding In the title refeta to the area o f Berlin In which the event was held. Bennett, w ho's car had an Am erican Flag the letters USA and "Lauren Bennett - Florida* painted on the aide o f her car, finished Just behind B erlin 's Christian Stolle. a 12-year-old w ho received a trip to New York and a spot tn next month's 62nd All-Am erican Soap Box Derby in Akron. Ohio for w innlng the stock-car division. In addition to the host O ermans, com petitors also cam e from Poland, Prance. Ireland and Korea. Soap box racing was introduced to Europe over SO years ago b y Am erican soldiers a n d ls big In Germ any now as B erlin hoeta tw o derby's a year. Bennett and h er parents w ere in Germ any as guests o f the Berlin Soap Bax Racers A ssoelation. Bennett had received the In vttation _ and all-expen se paid trip that went w ith it _ becau se o f the good sportsm anship sh e displayed last J u ly at the 6 1 st All-Am erican Soap Box D erby In Akron. A fter losin g a close battle In her heat. Bennett rem ained In good spirits and c h e ^ e d o n h e r other competitors. This attitude of the sixth grader caught the eye o f offlctala from the International German Soap Box D erby In nltendance at the event, w ho each year give a sportsm anship award to the racer w ith the most Inspiring character, A fter the race a su rprised Bennett was called to the stand and given the award by the President o f the International Soap Box Derby, Bennett earned h er chance to E° ,0 Akron by defeating 19 other stock-car division opponents last Ju ne to w in Ihc C entral Florida Soap Box Derby Cham pionship and an auto­ matlc spot In the A ll-Am erican Soap Box Derby, Bennett hus been racing »h e was eight when h rr mother Evelyn, w ho w orks at Uie City o f Sanford Recreation ***& Parks Department, brought h**11* Information about the Soap Box Derby. Bennett liked the Idea o f racing and h er m other and fabier, Dave, w ho Is the manager o f the Old Tim e Pottery store In bake Mary, began taking her and h er car to the several ralIk * held prior to the cham pionships to gain points and expertence. O ver the years Bennett bas w on more than 40 trophies, Th e 1999 Central Florida Soap Box D erby Is bein g run today (Saturday. J u n e 26th) at Derby Park on O regon A ven u e north o f 46-A (East 25th Street), T h e Derby constats o f three classes, Master. Superstock *n d Block, for both h o y s and girts ages 9 -t o - 16. T h e w inn ers o f all three classes earn an automatic bid to the A llAm erican Soap B ox D erby In A kron in July. 7 W JO Lake Mary's Lauren B onnett (right) starts on o n e o f her runs (a b o vo) during the 11th Annual W eddin g S oa p Box Derby in Berlin, G erm any on June 6th. Bennett, 11, a sixth-grader at G reen w o od Lakes Middle S chool, and her parents, Dave and Evelyn, received an alex p e n s e paid trip to the Berlin race from the President of the International German S oap Box Derby last Summer while co m ­ peting al the All-American S o a p Box Derby in Akron, Ohio and bein g ju dged the Sportsmanlike com petitor in the event. Th e 1999 Central Florida S oa p Box Derby Cham pionship is bein g held today (Saturday) at Derby Park on O rego n A v e n u e , east of Sanford, off of 25th S treet. Oviedo’s Coffman wins title at Black Belt Cam p r w n m » n t M i n t f r p f f l, I also w ant It to be know n that I did not use Freddie J r.'s nam e tn the first colum n because I did not w ant peo­ ple to think badly o f him . " Freddie Jr. la one o f the nicest, m ost polite young m en I have ever met, not to m ention the (act that he la a straight A stu d en t I also w ant to apologize to Freddie Jr. and h is m other and thank Fred Sr. for com ­ ing by and giving m e the c o r*. rect inform ation. •HOT; It was nice to see a classy team like the San Antonio Spun win the &iqj NBA Championship. , . * * - V*y . n *im court**/ W Mark BrrU . The Oviedo Utte League Major Mariners pose proudly with their District 14 Team Cham pionship banner. M arin ers win M a jo r District 14 crown I p s d d 0s t i e i p M ’ • . — . . ..I. I V O JLARD O - Th e O risd o UCtia U B # W M s* Jor I M a m i U S H Sw Dtetriet 14 T t f f Z m T o u m w n ih t C f t a a p onahlp last w eek at -the Rolling Hills U tile W in ter Springs 3-2, Sanford 5-4 In 10 tantaga. and Rolling H ills 2-1. T b s M ariners finished the season with a record o f 23 w in s and 3 ■------T h e ch a m p ion sh ip gam e w as tied 1-1 In the bottom o f the fifth Inning when O viedo Bcvls picked up the com plete game v lc tory lim iting W inderm ere to three singles. ^ A Team m em bers Included W llm er Arroyo, Corey Bcvls. Brett Bcvls Shane B ordat. D™*™- £ jcx Dawkins, A lex Hart, MARION. ALABAM A • O vied o resident. Kyle Coffm an recently attended the United Stales TaeKw onDo Association (USTA) Black Belt Cam p held at the Marion M ilitary Institute, M ar­ lon, Alabama, from J u ne 9-13. Th e five day cam p drew nearly 600 national and In ter­ national TaeKwonDo athletes, all qualified at various d egrees o f Black Belt proficiency. One day o f the cam p featured the 1999 USTA International TaeKwenDo Cham pionship tourna­ ment. Kyle, age 13 and a Jackson Heights Middle School honor roll student, w as crowned In ­ ternational Cham pion In the 2nd Degree Black Belt category for sparring (punching and kicking w ith gear). He reached the cham pionship match by turning back three opponents 5-0, 5-0, and 5-2. In she final, Kyle defeated h it opponent In decisive fashion with a 5-0 shutout to claim the International title. Kyle has been Involved In the martial art o f TaeKwonDo sin ce age 8 and also com petes In the Florida Amateur W restlin g A s ­ sociation (FAW A) sport o f w re s ­ tling in which he has attained state and national cham pion­ ship titles, as w ell as A ll­ Am erican status. lie Is a m em ber o f the Orange County Police AthleUc League (PAL) JETS w restling team that has won FAW A and PAL state cham pion Ulles the last three years, as w ell as the PAL and Am ateur AthleUc Union (AAU) National UUe In 1998. lie Is currently com peting In the Future Cham pions National Open Cham pionship tourna­ ment In Birmingham. Alabama. Ju n e 26-28, In the 7th and 8th grade division. . �2 B - Sominoie HorakJ, Sanford Florida - Sunday. Juna 27. 1999 Successful sa ltw a te r a n g le rs m ust b e tide stages experts SANFORD - For success, saltwater anglers must know the stages of the tides, especially the amount of time between a high and a low tide. Fish are most active when the water Is ebbing or flowing. The longer the Ume between tides, the longer the period of best fishing. Anglers may debate over whether the Incoming or outgoing tide Is better for Ashing, but the Important thing Is that Ashing Is better during the ebb and Aow rather than during the slack times at high and low tide. Experienced anglers also know that there are certain times each day when Ashing activity reaches a peak. These times correspond to the times that the moon Is directly over or under the earth. For approximately one hour on cither side of the moon over or moon under time. Ashing should be best for that part of the tidal cycle. Every bait and tackle store that deals with magazine provides detailed tide times for the entire state In each m onth's Issue, Much o f the Florida coast experiences two high and two low tldeB per day. Rem em ber that Ihe tim es and actual levels o f tides may vary due to winds and storms. FISHING FORECAST Captain Jack at Port Canaveral reports spotty offshore action Many anglers are getting skunked while others do w e ll Overall, action la slow. Pelican Flats h as some kin g m ackerel, dolphin and cobla. Inside the Port, expect flounder and aheepahead to provide fair action. Trout and redflsh are rated as fair on the flats of the Banana and Indian riv ers. Expect fair bass action tn the river. Cloud cover and m in s h ave cooled w ater temperatures and stimulated baas movement. Bass are concentrated In holdin g areas such a s sand bars, deep bends, and other Irregular features. Hah these spots patiently for g ootfresu lts. Drum, rcdltah, aheepahead, blueflah. Jack crevalle and a few small sharks are provid in g fast action at Ponce Inlet. Live or dead shrim p la the top bait. Trout and redflsh are rated as good In Mosquito la g o o n . SH UPE'8 SCOOP Some game Jlsh. such as snoofc prefer tidal areas where swirling currents tumble baltflsh about and make them easyfood Items. ('oriTspondt'iil saltwater anglers w ill have a tide chart for their area. Several com panies publish yearly tide chart books, and charts are usually included In saltwater Ashing magazines. Florida Sportsman Sebastian Inlet Is featuring good catch-andreleaac snook action with fish to 20 pounda. Large live shrimp fished with a bare lead-head Jig Is the hot combination. Som e redflsh. trout, and flounder are also mixed In. win, lose & D R E W IMAGINE TIC GAME of BASEBALL IF... SPURS WIN NBA TITLE NEW YORK * A very Johnson hit a Jumper with 47-seconds left to give the San Antonio Spurs a 78-77 lead and they hied on to wtn their first NB A C ham pionship o ver the New Y ork Knlcka at M adison Square Oarden F ri­ day night. T h e cham pionship w as the first to b e won by an ex-Am erican Basketball Aaaaoclatlon franchise since the two leagues merged 23 y e a n ago. T h e Spurt, w ho w on the aeries four games to one, went 15-2 tn the aeries, only the third team to do that w ell under this format. Th e 1989 Detroit Pistons and 1991 Chicago Bulla also went 15-2. Latrell SpreweU led the Knlcka with 35 points, while Tim Duncan o f the Spurs waa named Ihe aeries Moat Valuable Player after averaging 27 points and 14 rebounds during (h e five games. CARDS' JIMENEZ HURLS NO-NO PHOENIX - Jose Jim enez pitched the first no-hltter In the m ajor leagues on Friday, as the St. Louis C ardinals shut out the hard­ hitting Arizona Diam ondbacks, 1-0, at Bank One Ball Park. GORDON ON POLE S A N O M A CALIFORNIA - For the second Ume this season the *Hooaier Hotshots,* J e ff Gordon from Plttaboro, Indiana and rookie Ton y Stewart from Rushvllte, w ill atari on the front row o f a N A SC A R W inston C u p race. Friday, O ordon claim ed the pole for Sun­ day's race at S ears Point Raceway, w hile Stewart, w ho h ad not driven on a road course since he waa a kartin g star 12 years ago. waa a surprising second. T h e next eight starting spots for the race, w hich can be seen on ESPN Sunday after­ noon. were J erry Nadeau, Rusty W allace. Jim m y Spencer. Lakeland's Jo e Nem echek. Bill EQfcKt. Ken Schrader. Daytona Beach's M ark M artin and D a m n W altrip. From the Eagle’s Nest: Golfing news and notes ASSISTANT SPORTS EOtTOR SANFORD -.T h e re 's a lot g o ­ in g o n at the five W a lt D isney. W orld i ch am pionship g o lf courses. For starters, n ow until O c t 2. D isney’s Sum m er P rice S lice is cutting 5 0 percen t o ff Its rounds a fter 10 a m . G olfers can tee It up on the Palm, o r Lake Buena Vista courses for 945. o r teat O sprey Ridge o r Eagle Pin es for 950 . Th ere are additional sa vin gs later In the day... D isney la also offerin g a sum m er fu ll o f Junior g o lf fe a ­ turing a aeries o f five-day D is ­ ney J u n io r G o lf C am p session s for players aged 8-16, p lu s the Ju ly 4th w eekend ju n io r g o lf experience for pla yers 17-andunder. C all 407-WD1SNEY for Information on a n y o f the D is ­ n ey events... J e ff Hudson w as recen tly nam ed the general m anager o f the Legacy C lu b at Alaqua Lakes. He had been w orking a s the Interim director. ‘ J e ff and I have had s long term relationship In the g o lf b u s in e s s * said M ike Moser, C lu b O perations M anager. *W e are ve ry Im pressed w ith J e ffs m em bership and ; prom otions experience and are confident that h is know ledge w ill k ee p the Legacy C lub one o f the top g o lf cou rses In the area.*,,. T h e Diam ond Players C lu b G o lf Academ y w ill host Its J u n ­ io r O o lf Learn to Play M em ber­ ship at W eldva O o lf Club. It Is open to boys and girls 8 -1 8 and m em bers m ay play any d a y after 3 p.m. M em berships are good lo r a ye a r and m em bers must attend an etiquette and rules sem inar with PG A Teach in g Professional J e ff Jones. C all 925 -2855 for In ­ formation... Chet Lemon’s Juice reach the Elite Eight at Junior Olympics U S A Baseball Ju n ior O lym pic C ham pionships in Tu cson, A ilTU C SO N , ARIZO N A • T h e Chet Lemon Baseb all School Ju ice w hitew ashed the C a lifo r­ nia Tw in s, 11-0, Th u rsday to advance to the final eight o f the One small step-through for man. T h e J u ice h ave been led b y the Lake Mary H igh School trio o f cen terflelder C had LeOate, shortstop Matt Horwath and catch er G reg Dtnl a s It con tin ­ ues to w o rk tta w a y through the 64 team field. T h e Ju ice la the only Florid a team rem aining in the tourna­ ment. T h e local squad w as to face o ff w ith the W est Lake Senators from Central California tn a gam e tn w hich the w inn er w ill advance to the Final Four. LAKE MARY SUMMER TRACK LAKE MARY _ T h e final night o f the 19th A nn u al Lake M ary High School Sum m er Track S eries will take place next M onday evenin g frJune 28th) at the Lake Mary High School T rack Complex a t D on T . Reynolds Stadium! T h e meets are op en to an y and a ll age groups, both m ale and fem ale, an d h as b e ­ com e a regular m en b era o r a ton Field events (tong Jump and bl£> Jump! w ill begto a t f i d O p a and running events (6 0 yard tow hurdles, 100-m eter dash. mOe and 400-m eter run) w ill a tari a t 8:90 p.m. T h e cast la 91 p er person, par m each rcraprittor map « t « r tour events (1/9* Inch o r SMM spikes allowed). Ribbons w ill b e aw aidad to tb s top three finishers and top three mate and top three finishers in each age grou p to wui*1 event. Following are the age groups and Individual events offered In c a n . AH categories are o f­ fered to i m Im f« y t females. _ lo n g Jump. 100-meter d n (mite), 400-m eter dash. tO _ lon g Jump, high Junto, 100, 1,600 -m eter run fa tte). 4 0 0 m eter <<m*1 I t and 19 _ lo n g Jump, h igh Jump, 100m eter dash, 1,000-m eter ru n unite), 4 0 0 m eter dash. _ km g Jump, high Jump, 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter run (m ile), 400-m eter dash. 1 9 -th io n g h -M _ long ju m p, high lump, 6 0 yard low hurdles. 100-meter dash, 1,600m eter run (mile), 400-m eter dash. a o-tkrw n gh -90 _ long Jump, high Jump. 6 0 yard low hurdles, 100-meter dash, 1,600m eter run (mile), 400-m eter dash. 40-th rou gh -49 _ long Jump, high ju m p, 8 0 yard low hurdles. 100-meter dash, 1,600m eter run (mile). 400-m eter dash. BO-aad-Ovar _ long Jump, high lump. 6 0 yard low hurdles. 100-meter dash, 1,60 0 m eter run (mile), 400-m eter dash. For additional Information contact M ichael G ibson at 333-2370, or Lionel Bonck at 321 885 4. STOCK CAR VIDEO W ASHINGTON. D.C. > National Ocographls Home Video (NOHV) puts the pedal to the metal In Its new hom e video releases STOCK CAR FEVER, taking view ers on a thrilling ride through the w orld o f Am erica's fastest grow ing sport with stock ca r racing supers tars J e ff Oordon and Dale Jarrett. Ride along with Oordon tn hla Chevrolet Monte Carlo and Jarrett tn hla Ford Th u nderbird as they both chase the W inston Cup Cham pionship. W ith the release o f STO C K C A R FE V E R N a ­ tional Oeographic la Introducing Its acclaimed documentary m aking aid 11a into a whol new area • motor sports. STOCK C A R FEVER la cu rren tly available In stores for 912.95. EASTSIDE BASKETBALL CAMP ORLANDO - T h e Easts!de Sum m er B ask et­ ball Cam p la enrolling boys and girls from grades 3 -through-9 for a Ju ly 5th-through9th at University High S c h o o l Th e coat la 980 and the cam p runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cal) (407) 208-0518 to obtain brochure and more Information. TENNIS TOURNAMENT OVIEDO - Oviedo Recreation and Parks D e­ partment wtli h old a Recreational T en n is Tournament on Saturday, J u ly 3rd at R iver­ side Park. 1600 Lockwood Boulevard In Oviedo. Th e tournam ent w ill begin at 9:30 a m. and will b e a Round Robin, single ell ml nation form at. Th ere w ill b e a prize for the first place 1b a l f i up, you must register at R iverside Rufc b y 5 p.m. o n J u ly 1st and there la n o fee to participate, F b r tn & c a U 977-6081. SPERAW HOOP CAM P ADDS DATE ORLANDO - D ue to the overw helm ing reapanoe, th e K irk Spermw Basketball Cam p at the University o f Central Florida h as added a third w eek o f Day C am p fo r B oys and Otria. Th ere are also a few openings left far boys and gfets (ages 7-17) fo r upcoming Day Cam p sessions and the Shooting C am o. T h e added D ay Cam p w ill be for fou r days only. Ju n e 28-through-July l and each nunper will receive a daily lunch and rym p T-shirt. T h e coat w ill b e 9125. AH events are held Inside the airconditioned U C F Arena. Please call the M en’s Baakrthall office for a free brochure at (407) 823-8805. SEMINOLE SOCCER SCHOOL LAKE MARY - T h e 20th annual SEMINOLE Seminole County Flag Football HERTZS'---------------------ALTAM O NTE SPRINGS - Th e Altamonte Sprin gs A du lt F la g Football League h as ended w ith 7 n m i f U t n ii^ the cham ­ pionship w ith an exciting 28*26 victory o ver the Law m en 28-26. WOLVPACK LACKS B U B AGAINST LAWMEN One $ n t leap h r the JQV industry: ta r iff- IIV b M b fcffM t! w tt • M b d as M l Fto r * M b by ■ * k * y fart * ♦ f h M wwTwty* Chad set l b t a r iff fOV'i M M M M ffl JW k law s-lt-sartli tvcW etefy tsdsy. KCKAnauL mooters ^ 01 Jn Fam tFun 3 4 0 1 N . H * y 1 7 -0 2 • Longm od • 4 0 7 -3 3 * 3 8 5 3 T h e Lawmen w ere without sta r O B M ik e Lee o n M onday givin g th e WoUjpack an o p ­ portunity to steal a win. T h a i did not happen, how ever, d u e to a dism al offensive perform ance by the W olfpack a s the Lawm en forced six W olfp ack turnovers and cruised to a 2 6 -0 w in. W ithout Lee the Law m en offense struggled to m ove the ball, h ow ever the defen se d id not. T h e Lawmen did not non a play from scrim m age until they ted it 19-0. Sanford's own R ick Kelley, got h is first o f two picks on the Lawmen one-yard lin e. Kelley w ou ld race 79 yards for the score and the 7-0 lead. Brian Foley then did h is damage on the next W olfpack drive, pick in g o ff the first o f tw o for him a s w ell and returning It 50 ya rd s for the score to in crease the m argin 13-0. Th e next drive Jam es Egan w ould ge t Into the act b y Intercepting the pass, then later- ailing the ball to the m ore agile. Justin Lemieux. T h e m ove paid o ff as Lemtcux would g o 4 0 yards fo r th e touchdown and the route w aa o n 19-0. i j i w in the —*c«nd hair the Lawmen w ere finally able to put together an offensive a e ­ ries. Justin Lem ieux com bined with Brian Foley a t the Q B s p o t Lem ieux w ould launch his first touchdown pass o f the ae aaon finding Kelley fo r the 45 yard score. P o k y ran tn the extra point to Increase the lead to 26-0. T h e W olfp ack w en t sw a y from an unsucceaaftil a ir attack and triad to'grtnd ft o u t ru nning w ifi not get you detent basis In flag footfa r on a T h e rules m ake th e gam e a p aaalng game. T h e W olfp ack w ere closing tn on their first score o f the gam e, when Egan would get hla w e n j Interception o f the day a t the goal lin e to aeal the wtn. This wtn kept the Lawmen tn first place tn the Am erican D ivision a n d guaranteed the 5-2 Lawmen their first trip to the p la y ­ offs in >h* r e s e t Its i iy league. A fter the gam e Egan thanked hie d efen ­ sive ru sh fo r the Interceptions. *1 know that Marty Portnoy put a lot o f pressure on the quarterback to force the bad throws, hla three sacks o n the were huge, and enabled u s to get the tnt ccptione,* said Egan. H A.D.L. QBTB A HANDLE ON W ith only a few gam es left the National division p la yo ff puzzle Is n ot easily solved. W cfl. w e kn ow T h e Zone (7-0) wtU tal fin d again. Just a s they have for the last fit s t r e e t seasons, but the w ild card spot i stiff open. A D.L. (4-3) m oved a step closer to th •pot w ith a crushing defeat o f Nightm ar 33-0. M ike Lngue w as a b ig reason for 0 win, scoring three touchdowns and n cording tw o defensive Interceptions. I h e Nightm are lacked intensity all p n and failed to realize the im portance e f t t Hightb gam e, white A D . L and Logue playt inspired ball. THE ZONE EBBP ON WINNING I h e O am blcra fell to Th e Zon e 27-6 leaving A D . L alon e th second place. Nightm are (3-4) w ould need A D . L to loa two o f the three rem aining gam es due to ai earty aeaaon loss to A D . L Th e O am bler coukl also aneak track Into second, bu thflr need to play better. I f A D . L can con Unite to play as they did teat week th w w tl b e a team to reckon w ith tn the playoffs It’s worth n otin g that Th e Zone u d A D .L both played tn th e Sunday W inter Part league. A D . L w as one o f the few «— t tfaa beat Th e Zon e tn that league. Now, that) n ot a prediction, bu t It to interesting. Th e next season fo r the C t t v a r Caaaet b e n y P a rk , and R e c re a tta T D e p J S S i Monday Night Flag Football League will be gin on A u gu st 23rd. Current tcama can ater up any tim e at a coat o f 9300 per team. Nee team s w ill be accepted after Juty 26th. �J Somtnolo Herald, «egal Notices C O M M O HW IALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS The T rie ! C v u rt • b a u a tiA F a m ily Oau D a y a rtm a n l D aab al N a. I t D l l i r M THBCMCUrTCOUKT OF THE1ITH JUDICIAL c ir c u it , in a n d f o r K IO N O U COUNTY, FLORIDA g e n e r a l ju n s a c n o w LOOUE, IF UV1NO, MCLUOMO ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SAID DEFENOANT(S), IF REMARRIED. ANO IF DECEASED, THE RESPECTIVE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, CREDITORS, LIENORS, ANO TRUSTEES. ANO ALL OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNOER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANT(B): ANDREW CACCAVALE, PEGOY A. CACCAVALE; JOHN DOE. UNKNOWN TENANT; JANE DOE. 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Vwi M d B ond hoM 0 Public hawing on Ady 11 I M . a lX p m . m a t potatSa tto o S o r. to ■ m yjoR bom Lynn C. and E CHARLES 8 FRANCIS AACA CHARLES SCOTT FRANCIS IF LfVWO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. QRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS. CREOrTORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLASSNO AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH. UNOCR OR AGAINST CHARLESS FRANCIS AAVA CHARLES SCOTT FRANCIS: UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF CHARLES & FRANCIS AIWA CHARLES SCOTT FRANCIS. IF ANY. DONNA J FRANCIS AIWA DONNA JOANNE FRANCIS IF UVMQ, ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN 8FOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS, TRUSTEES ANO A U OTHER PARTIES CLAMING AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AOAMST DONNA J FRANCIS AACA DONNA JOANNE FRANCIS. UNMOW N SPOUSE OF DONNA J FRANCIS AW A DONNA JOANNE FRANCIS. IF ANY. FIRST PLUS FINANCIAL WEST, W C . FAVA UORTOAOE PLUS, •CORPORATE©. FIRST TRUST OF CALIFORNIA. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR RCUOOELERS HOME M PROVEMENT LOAN ASSET BACKED CERTIFICATES. SCRIES tM t - l; JOHN DOC AND JANE DOE AS IM M O W N TENANTS M POSSESSION _____ DCFEFOANTISI M a g ic w aive G e ra ld W ilkin s Special to the Herald ORLANDO - O rlando M agic General M anager John G abriel announced Friday that the team has waived Gerald W ilkins. W ilkins appeared In Just three gam es this past season, scoring two points. He spent the majority o f the year on the Injured List and was sid e lin ed on March 23 after su fferin g a partial tear o f his left A ch illes tendon. W ilkins originally signed with the Magic back on Ju ly 31, 1996. He saw action In 165 gam es Tor Orlando o ver three seasons, averaging 7.9 p.p.g. A 14-year NBA veteran, W ilkins has seen action In 9 0 0 gom es for four teams (N ew York, Cleveland. Vancouver. Orlando). He h as scored 11,736 career points (1 3 .0 p .p .g ). RDV Sports, named for chairman Rich DeVos. Is the parent company o f the Orlando Magic of the National Basketball Association, Orlando Solar Bears o f the International Hockey League, Orlando Miracle o f the W om en's National Basketball Association, the RDV Sportsplex, M agic FanAttlc retail outlets and M agic Carpet Aviation. B riefs SOCCER SCHOOL offers summ er soccer In ­ struction the w eek o f J u ly 19th-through-23rd at Lake Howell H igh School. This 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. day cam p for boys and girls ages 5-1/5 to 15 will also Include Indoor soccer In an air-conditioned gym. For registration broch u res and information, contact cam p director L a n y M cCorkle at 3 2 0 9557 o r 320 -9708 during the day or 695 2131 at night, o r on the w eb site at actionlntcm et.net/users/m ccorkle. PETTY DRIVING EXPERIENCE DAYTONA BEACH - T h e 1999 Richard Petty D riving Experience's (RPDE) ‘ Ride Along P ro ­ gram* w ill run through Novem ber 21st at DAYTONA USA. the O fficial Attraction or NASCAR. Th is year, for every lap o f high speed e n ­ tertainment provided. RPDE will donate 50 cents to fund two C entral Florida ch ild ren 's charities. Th e Betty Jan e France Speedlatrlca C enter at Halifax M edical C en ter and the Boggy Creek O ang Cam p w ill be the recipients o f money raised through this fundraiser, an ­ nounced RPDE president and CEO Brian Flynn. Th e $99 Richard Petty D riving Experience Ride A lon g Program, w hich Includes adm is­ sion to DAYTONA USA, features three laps around Daytona’s 2 .5 m ile trioval, taking the dau ntin g 31-degree h igh banks at speeds up to 110 tnph. Participants strap on a race helm et for a front-seat ride In on e o f Petty’s stock cars with a professional Instructor at the wheel. Th e 1999 RPDE Ride-Along program w ill run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . on the follow ing LOT 7. B U X * i7 . TO W NSm OF NORTH CHULUOTA. ACCOROtdO TO THE FLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M FLAT BOOK ». FAOES M THROUGH SB. OF THE FUSUC RECORDS OF SEM M XC COUNTY. FLOROA Dotod M i ISTl M y o l Juna, IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Maryonno M ono Cton o l too C ocul Court By- Dorotoy W Baton Dandy c a n THE LAW O FFC tS OF OAVD J STERN. F A ATTORNEY FOR FLAWTSF •0 1 1 U rerorw yO tve Sanford. Florida • Sunday, June 27, 1999 ■ SB dates: Ju ly 10-12; J u ly 15-19; Ju ly 2 2-2 6; Ju ly 29-31; Aug. 1-2; Aug. 21-23; Aug. 2 0 30; Sept. 3-6; Sept. 9-13; Sept. 16-20, Sept. 23-27*: Oct. 7-11*; Oct. 29-31; Nov. 11-14*: and Nov. 20-21. (NOTE: Program hours on S e p t 25. Oct. 9 and Nov. 13 are 1-5 p.m .) Schedule Is subject to change without notice. DAYTONA USA, which features a variety o f high-energy thrills and live shows for au di­ ences o f all ages, Is open dally from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., with extended hours during race p e ­ riods. Adm ission Is B12 for adults; BIO fo r seniors 60 and aver; and B6 for children 8 Th e Advance Auto Parts Am erica Speedw ay Tour, a 30-m lnute tram excursion throughout the Speedw ay's 480 acres, Is also available, w eather and track schedule perm itting.____ For m ore Information, call (800) BE-PETTY. For ticket Information on upcoming races at the Speedway, call (904) 253-7223. For In ­ formation on DAYTONA USA. call (904) 9 4 7 6800 or visit on the w eb at http://www.daytonauaa.com. GIRLS FAST PITCH QUALIFIER ORLANDO - Th e M etro Orlando Amateur Softball A ssociation la hosting the Southern Region Ju n ior Olym pic Girl's Fast Pitch N a ­ tional Q ualifier this weekend at the Sem inole County Softball Complex In Altamonte S prin gs. A n estim ated 50 teams from Florida and Alabam a w ill con verge on Orlando over the fou r d ay period. T h e tournament-format will b e a com bin a­ tion o f pool play and double elimination. T h e top finishing team In each age category w ill advance to trie U SA Softball National C h am pi­ onship Finals In A u g u s t SUMMER BASEBALL CLASSIC K TOYOTA GAINESVILLE - Diamond Sports Park w ill be hosting the 1999 Summer B aseball C la s­ sic In OalnesvlUe In August. A ge divisions fo r August 6th-and-7th w ill be 11 f t Under. 13 f t U nder and 15 f t Under. A ge divisions for August 13th-through-15th w ill be 10 ft Under. 12 ft U nder and 14 ft Under. A ge cut o f for both tournaments w ill b e A ugust 1, 1999. Tournam ent entry fee la $265 and each team w ill play a minimum o f fou r games. D eadline to register w ill b e tw o w eeks p rior to the tournament o r w hen d f e ' g f t A t U io n a reach capacity. For more Information call (353) 331-3345. SUMMER SLOW PITCH SHOOT-OUT U n iv e rs ity L ife University has expanded its degree p ro-grams. Our world-renowned School o f Chiro­ practic also has expanded masters and under­ graduate degree programs leading to careers in business, nutrition and health care. Atlanta's Life University is recognized as a lead­ ing insdtution in preparing students to become productive members o f society, serving as role models and leaders in their chosen field. Call 770-426-2884 or toll-free 800-543-3202. B ib lb JU kl ||larfU |W A A k|lA A id ug lm a ocoooi ofA AwmropnKmo oiuatra Certificate Program In Chiropractic Technician Associate ol Applied Science In X-Ray Technology Associate of Applied Science in Patient Managemwit Associate ol Applied Science in Chiropractic Technology uoctor ot uniropracoc Dopartmonto f N utrition DEGREES OFFERED IN THE SCHOOL OF Associate ot Science in Nutrition lor Dietetic Technicians UNDERGRADUATE Bachelor of Science In HeaRh STUDIES Science (Allied Health) Bachelor of Science m Dietetics Bachelor ot Science in Food Service* Management Bachelor of Science in Nutrition Bachelor ot Science in Nutrition lor the Chiropractic Sciences Bachelor of Science in Nutrition 1 lor Dietetics Bachelor ol Science In Sport/ Wailnase (Nutrition) Bachelor ot Science in Culinary Nutrition puter Information Manage­ ment Bachelor ot Science m Total QuaWy Management Bachelor ot Science In Manage­ ment ot Technology Bachelor ot Science In Entrepre­ neurship Bachelor ot Science In Finance Bachelor ol Science In Com- U N IV E R S IT Y Departm ent o f N eturel Science Bachelor ot Science in Natural Science Bachelor ot Science in Anatomy Bachelor ot Science In Biology Bachelor ol 8dence in Physiol- 1269 Barclay Circle, Markus, OA, 30060 GAINESVILLE - Diam ond Sports Park w ill be hosting the 1999 Sum m er A du lt S low Pitch Shoot-Out In OalnesvlUe J u ly 34th ft 35th. T h e M en's division w ill be played Saturday the 34th, the Coed 5 f t 5 and 7 f t 3 d ivision s will b e played on Sunday the 35th. Tournam ent entry fee is $200, each team w ill play a minimum at four p — and the deadline to register w ill b e Ju ly 16th. T h e hom e run Unfit fo r both division s w ill be two and 1-up. For m ore tnfonnatkm call (352) 331-2345. �J O B Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad D O N E ! 48 • Summolo Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. Jane 27, 1999 Legal Notices NOTICE OF ACTION IN EMINENT DOMAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A NO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIOA CASE N O M -T7S -C A -U -K SEMINOLE COUNTY. • poMcai nutvt'vuuon ol N SUM of Florida. Pa fa n a i. vl ROBERTA H DOSKOCZ. C o-Tiuttea illY O D M clntoth. Jr . lavocabta TruM daud Jurw 1. 1994. DANIEL J LnFEVRE . C o-Tfirttaa c l IN B D Mclntoah. J r. m ocabla rn m a ile d Juna 1 .199S. BETTER THAN NEW COL­ LISION CENTER INC . DRIVER TlRE. SCUiNOLE GLASS COMPANY INC . REGIONS BANK N A FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION THE ESTATE OF LILLIE BELLE REYNOLDS DECEASED. THE ESTATE IDA B WILLIAMS. DECEASED. ESTATE OF JAMES STEWART. BLAZER FINAN CIAL SERVICES. INC . ESTATE OF MARTHA ELIZABETH FORD, WAYNE A MC ARRY, WILLIAM E NiCARRY, J WINIFRED NlCARRY. RAY VALDES a t Tai Coaactoi o* S*m .ioM County. Florida, and tow unknown tp o u u i of Pie abova. 4 any. N r ru m . iM iH N . u i y i m gtanlaat. c tM lo ri. y iH r i a ia cu to rt. •dm rvtt'W orv m ongagaal |udgman< cradAon. tru tla a t. kanhotoara. panona m w n r io a i and any and a l oPur paraona havng or Gaming to Nava any ra jt* Mia or caaratl by. tfvougrv undai or agamM pia abova namad DaMndanta or oJharwwa ttamwig any ngm. MM, or n ta ra t! n Pm raal proparly daacrtxd «i Pia ato m , DaMndanl (a) TO THOSE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND TO ALL PARTIES CLAIM­ ING INTEREST BY THROUGH UNDER OR AGAINST THE NAMED DEFENDANTS ANO TO ALL PARTIES HAVING OR CLAIMING TO RAVE a n y r ig h t , t it l e o r in t e r e s t in t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r ib e d BELOW An Em rw nl Doman Pttiaon. togaPier w tn «a Oactaiabon ol Taiung naa twan Mad n Pia a to m afyMd Coud to actju»» carta n propany mtoraata in SamaioM County. Ftonda. daaatoad aa tatfowt PARCEL NO (02 PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT COUNTY ROAD AIT, PHASE I THAT PORTION OF LOTS 23. 38 39 AND 49. T HOST'S ADDITION TO ALTAMONTr. AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOON 1. PAGE 14, OF THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ALSO PORTION OF VACATEO WILLIAM STREET. 0 R BOON 1190. PAGE t4T9. VACATED CHARLES STREET. 0 R BOOK 308, PAGE 307. VACATED QEORGE STREET. 0 R BOOK 1303. PAGE 1812 BEING MORE PARTCULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS BEGIN AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 32. -FROSTS ADDITION TO ALTAMONTr AS RECOROCO IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 14 OF THE PUB UC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA. THENCE RUN SOO-38 43TE. BEING PARALLEL WITH THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF C f l 4417. PER RIGHT OF-WAY MAP PREPARED BY MEHTA ANO ASSOC . d!C A DISTANCE OF 30 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE CENTER LINE OF GEORGE STREET. BEING A VACATED STREET PER O R BOOK 1303. PAGE 1813. THENCE RUN S89*3T43*W ALONG CENTER LINE OF SAIO GEORGE STREET. A DISTANCE OF 10 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAID C R *437. THENCE RUN S00-2T4TW ALONO THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINES OF SAIO C R 4437 A DISTANCE O f *80 00 FEET TO A POINT ON THE CENTER UNE OF WILLIAM STREET. BEING A VACATED STREET PER O R BOOK 1190, PAGE 1479. THENCE LEAVINO SAIO EASTERLY RIGHT OFWAY UNE RUN N89-3T43-E ALONO CENTER LINE OF SAID WILLIAM STREET A DiS TANCE OF 1000 FEET. THENCE RUN SOO'3* <J*E BEING PARALLEL WITH SAKJ EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE A DISTANCE OF 480 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING LESS THE EAST 3 0 FEET OF THE SOUTH 41 0 FEET O f SAID LOT 39. TROST'S AOOrriON TO ALTAMONTr CONTAINING 4.677 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS OWNERS ROBERTA H 0O5KOC7 ANO DANIEL J LaFEVRE. Co-Ttuatoaa Ol If* B D Uctntoan. J r. ravocabM Trust dated Juna 1. 1994 1491 W Faabanaa Avarua Winter Para. FL 33790 PARCEL NO. I l l PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT COUNTY ROAO 417. PHASE I THAT PORTION OF THE SOUTH 87 FEET OF THE NORTH 134 FEET OF LOT 24 (LESS THE PORTION TAKEN FOR C R 4427 RiOHT-OF-WAY PER O R BOOK 490. PAGE 821) -FROSTS ADCMTON NO 2 TO ALTAMONTE. FLA *, ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT A POINT ON THE NORTH RIGHT-OF-WAY LME OF LEONARD STREET (40 FOOT W OE RIGHT-OF-WAY) SAIO POINT BEING 4984 EASTERLY OF THE ORIGINAL SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAO LOT 24. THENCE RUN N 0 1 *4 2 7 rw ALONG THE EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF C R. 4427 FOR 94 83 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. THENCE CONTINUE N01*4R8TW ALONG SAO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE 8702 FEET TO A P O M U M 17 8 fiO R E IS UNE OR THE SOUTH 87 FEET OF THE NORTH 134 FEET OF SAO LOT 24; THENCE. LEAVING SAID EAST RIOHT-OFWAY LINE. RUN W n i W I ALONO SAIO NORTH LINE FOR 1000 FEET. THENCE. LEAVING SAID NORTH UNE. RUN SOI ,42'28*E. 67 02 FEET TO A POINT ON THE NORTH UNE OF THE SOUTH 94 FEET OF SAIO LOT 24; THENCE RUN Sa9-3t'42-W ALONG SAIO NORTH LINE FOR 1000 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOUMNO CONTAINING 870 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS OWNER<a): ESTATE OF ULUE BELLE REYNOLDS. OECEASED Attn Juanaa Katy. Swfar of U ka Ba oq w w w n t H M cnm m n, jr ,t esq, SunTruatBanA SuM 22 200 Waal F n i Svaal SarAord. FL 32771 and ESTATE O f 10A B WAL1AUS. OECEASED A m Owandotjn W Aum i. daughter ol Ida B WAuma 122 Chatowm Gardena RdCtwaMr, NY 14808 PARCEL NO. 118 PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT COUNTY ROAO 427, P H AM I THAT PORTION OF THE NORTH 87 FEET OF LOT 24 (LESS THE PORTION TAKEN FOR C R. 1427 RIOHT-OF-WAV PER O R. BOOK 490, PAGE 621). -FROSTS ADDITION NO 2 TO ALTAMONTE. F L A '. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECOROEO M PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 13. OF THE PUBUC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA; BEING FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 24. -FROSTS ADDITION NO. 2 TO ALTAMONTE, FLA’ . THENCE RUN N 89*31'42^ ALONG THE NORTH UNE OF SAIO LOT 24 FOR 4483 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST RIGHT-OFWAY UNE OF SAID C R . *427 AND THE POINT OF BEONNMG; THENCE. LEAVING SAIO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE. CONTINUE N89*314Z*E ALONO SAID NORTH UNE OF SAID LOT 24; FOR 10 00 FEET; THENCE. LEAVMO SMO NORTH UNE. RUN SOI '47'38'E . 87.02 FEET TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH UNE OF THE NORTH 87 FEET OF SAID LOT 24; THENCE RUN S 89-3V 4rW ALONG SAIO SOUTH UNE FOR 10OO FEET TO A POMT ON SAIO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF C R #427; THENCE RUN N01-4728-W ALONG SAC EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE FOR 8783 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEQUMMG CONTAINING 670 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS. OWNERS ESTATE OF JAMES STEWART Am : ASHIA STEWART and ANlSSA STEWART dawpsara ol jam a * Stewart c/o WRam E. Rawchmann. Jr.. Eaq S uiT not Bank Su m 22 200 Waal Feat Street Santord. FL 33771 PARCEL No- 820 PERMANENT DRAINAGE EASEMENT COUNTY ROAD 427 PHASE I THAT PORTION OF LOT 10 (LESS THE PORTION TAKEN FOR C fl 4427 RIGHT-OF-WAY PER O R BOOK 490. PAGE 621). -FROSTS AOOITION NO. 2 TO ALTAMONTE. FLAAC C O R D IN G TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO tot PLAT BOOK 1. PAGE 13. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA BE»K} FURTHER DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS COMMENCE AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 10. SAO CORNER BEING ON THE SOUTH RIGHT-OF-WAY OF UNE NORTH STREET (40 FOOT WIDE RIGHTOF-WAY), THENCE RUN S89H4'03*W ALONG SAO SOUTH RIOHTOFWAY UNE ANO ALONO THE NORTH UNE OF SAO LOT 10 FOR 98 31 FEET TO THE PONT OF BEGINNING. SAO POINT ALSO BEING ON THE EAST RKMT-OFWAY UNE OF C R . *427 ANO ALSO BEING AT THE NORTHERLY END OF A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 188808 FEET. THENCE. LEAWNO SAO SOUTH RIOHT-OFWAY UNE ANO NORTH LOT UNE. RUN SOUTHWESTERLY ALONO THE ARC OF SAO CURVE ANO ALONO SAO EAST RJOHT-OF-WAY UNE FOR 2*5 7 7 FEET THROUGH A CENTRAL A N O U OF OVOOSI*, SAO CURVE HAVING A CHORD LENGTH OF 285 08 FEET BEARING 908*0549*W . TO A POMT ON THE SOUTH UNE OF SAO LOT 10. THENCE. LEAVMO SAO EAST RIGHT-OF-WAY UNE. RUN N 8 9 *ir4 rE (NONTANOENT) ALONO M 1 THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 10 FOR 10 04 FEET TO A POINT ON A CURVE CONCAVE SOUTHEASTERLY HAVING A RADIUS OF 1888 06 FEET. THENCE LEAVING SAID SOUTH LINE. RUN NORTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ARC OF SAIO CURVE FOR 365 43 FEET THROUGH A CEN TRAL ANGl E OF 09*34'35". SAID CURVE HAVING A CHORD LENGTH OF 388 13 FEET DEARING N09"0938*E. TO THE END OF SAID CURVE ANO TO A POINT ON SAID SOUTH RlGHTOF WAY LINE OF NORTH STREET ANO NORTH LINE OF SAIO LOT 10. THENCE RUN S89*14U3"W (NON TANGENT) ALONG SAID SOUTH RIOHT OF WAY LINE ANO NORTH LOT LINE FOR 10 34 FFET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING CONTAINING 3684 SOUARE FEET. MORE OR LESS OWNER THE ESTATE OF MARTHA ELIZABETH FORD F D McNight, Personal Rapretantative C O Jack D NchoH 801 Magnoka Avarua Norm SuM 414 Orlando, a 33803 PARCEL NO. 1120 PERMANENT DRAINAOE EASEMENT COUNTY ROAD 427. PHASE I THAT PORTION OF LOT 87. -FROSTS ADDITION TO ALTAMONTE* AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1. PAOE 14 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS THE EAST 1000 FEET OT THE NORTH 1/2 OF 8AIO LOT 87 CONTAINING 800 SQUARE FEE MORE OR LESS OWNERS WAYNE A NlCARRY. aa to 10 nM real and WILLIAM E NlCARRY and J WINIFRED NlCARRY luitoand and mW as to 2/3 nearest ITSSoukm Reed Caiaatoerry, FL 32707 Each DaMndaie n turner nobfwd total the PeMonet am* petition for an Order ol T ikn g befom tow HONORABLE THOMAS Q FREEMAN, one of tore Judges or the abovealytod Court, on Monday. Vm IB ffi day of JUy 1999. al 1 30 p m . n Hearing Room N317. M tow SemnoM County Courthouse Sanford, Florida, m accordance wan as Declaration ol Taiung heretofore Med AM DaMndanta to tons tu t and a* other merestod parties may timely request a haam g on lha Ptt& on lor the Order ol Tatung al tto hma and place desig rated and ba heard Any DeMndara fating to Me a tvnety request for hearing ahaS waive any tight to ob(ec1 to ma Order of Taking ANO Each DaMndaM and any other paraona claiming any intoresl n me proparly daacrtm ) m lha Peimon n lha above-sfytod Enwwrtt Domain procaiadeig a hereby requvad to serve wrmen dafensaa. 4 any you have, to tow Petition heretofore Mad in Vus causa on lha Petitioner and any request lor a haamg on »w Petition lor lha Order of Taking 4 deseed on PeMuner a Attorney, whose name and ad dresi» shown below on or before Monday Jitoy 12.1999. and to Me me ongnai of your wraMn delenees and any request tor haamg on the Pet-hon for the Order of Taking waft me Clerk of tow Court either before service on tow Peaboner'S Attorney or immediate^ meteahet. w show anal rtghL Into, meres I or kan you have. 4 any. of clam m and to tow property Oeecrtwd n said P atton and to ahow causa. 4 any yog rutvo. why sad prop­ erly should not ba condwnnad tor tow uses and purposes aa sal forth n sad Pel.tion If you IM SO answer, a CMto u t may toe entered agaewt you tor tow rekef demanded m tow Paaaon It you fas to request a hearing on tow Petition for Order of taking you aha* waive any nghl to object to said Order of Taiung WITNESS my hand and saal ol aatd C ow l on MAY 20. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK O f THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA By RUTH KINO Daoufv Clark ROBERT A MCMILLAN County Attorney tor Semmow Comfy. Ftonda Seminole County Services S u itin g 1101 East F n i Street Sanford. Ftonda 32771 Telephone (407) 885-5736 Attorney tor Patmorwr Pubkah Smday. June 20.1999 Sunday. Juna 27.1999 DED-3 ______________ in T H S c m c u rr c o u r t *1 THCCMCUFT COURT O r T N I ttO H TIEN TH FOR SUBNOLS COUNTY. ju n c tA L csrcutt. IN ANO FOR PNOBATB 0IV1SKM Ftta Mo. 99-51I-CP 1COUNTY. tff RE: ESTATE O f BESSIE ELIZA HEISS •to n e s o r The admmatoaaon of tow asuw of BESSIE EU2A HEISS. deoaaaad. Faa Number 99-512-CP, a pandog in tow C n u rl Court tor Semnoto County, Ftonda. Probate Dwwwn, tow attoraea of ehrch a 301 N Pork snua. Sanford. FL 32771. The names and address of tow Personal Representative and tot ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOTIFIED THAT. A l parsons on whom M noaca a chaaenge *w v a rtsy of tow wa, tow quaMcaaorw of tow paraona! raprettatova, venue, or |urar*caon of toes Court are raqulrad to Na tow* obpcaona wWi tea C orn w it h in THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O f THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f TMS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM A l aadaora of tow dacadsni a d other paraona having da m s or demands agatnat decadent's estate on «4wni a copy o l tons notice a of t a Nat pubkcaaon e l n a Court WITHIN THE LATER OT THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION 0 T THM NOTICE OR THMTTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SER­ VICE OF A COPY OP m s NOTICE ON THEM. A l m ar cradtor* of tow decoders and paraona having claims or demands agatnsf the decadent's court W ITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O f THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, ANO OBJECTIONS NOT 6 0 FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. The daw of tow (ra t pubkcaaon of toes Noaca a Juna 20,1996. Personal RepresemeMre: ROBERT K. MCINTOSH P O BOX 4644 SANFORD, a 32772-4848 Attorney tor Personal ROBERT K, McMTOSH. Esquire Ftonda Bar No 378302 6TENSTROM. MclNTOSH, COLBERT. WHIOHAM 4 SIMMONS. PA. Post otoca Boa 4448 Santord. FL 32772 4848 Teaphorw 407/322-2171 Pitoam June 20.27,1996 OCO-167 ISO Santord, Florida *2773 NoUca o l Intotd to A dopt Auto Seminole Commmay Cotoge here­ by Lula Campos by gnrai note# o l tow Intended * r Caber cryptogram* are cnataa Inm quoukona toy I vnanom cni 01 in* lu u m rig rm*. paw end preeerr Earn laoer «i toe e*net uendt lor i Tudeyecare TaquakL Pokey No : 6010 Pokey TttM: Uaa o l Cottage Fartows and Evapmam P u jo a a and E Sactto 14XMM cuerant policy lo aatabkah uaa o l Coaega lacwnaa and Me (a a tor aiiem ai ongantrakorw Laoal Author r r - P Z C D F M Z I K K H D R A S H U 240 31B Ficricta StatuSas FAC 8A-14 0247; 0262 N B H V S H O P T L C D P Z H A Nolica o l RuM Oavatopmanl Appeared on Juna 20. 1996. m tow Bamatoto Herald A pubkc having N S P 6 B H P Z I D P Z H L O A C D on tow proposed ru tot may ba requested n wnang. apeedyrng how tow parson laauestmg tow public P Z H K l M P . ‘ — ( Y I M Z C O F P A O haamg would ba allaclsd by tow pro­ posed ruiaa. warm 21 days o l toaa F A J H B D A B ) E A A P Z F I B O D H B nonce, aubmaiad to; Chrtalyna Ham won. V ra PraaUaM tor PREVIOUS SOLUTION:*! was as scrawny a* a plucked h#n. A dm ruiualiva and All I did was put on two sweaters and than put my shirt on.* I Services, a l tow above adttaaa Dirk Bogarde PlAWSh June 27,1989 lc|lS **b yN C A . Me IS y DED-161 CELEBRITY CIPHER » Legal Notices CASS NO: M 1888 CA 14 ■ NONWEST MORTGAGE. 94C . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. F/K/A NORWEST MORTGAGE. WC . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAWTIFF VS DANIEL T. NtORO IP UVTNG. ANO IF DEAD, THE UMUIOWN SPOUSe HEIRS. DEVISEE 8. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. UENORS, CEDITORS TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAMMG AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST DANIEL T. NtORO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE O f DANIEL T. NtORO. JEANETTE F. O'NEILL f* J A JEANETTE F. NtORO; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF JEANETTE F.OT4EAL F/K/A JEANETTE F. MGRO, IP ANY; HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION III. W U . P. PETTMOER; JOHN DOC AND JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION. DEFENOANT(S) Nonet op NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pur•uar* to a Sunmary Final Judgmam 6» toreckwura daWd Juna IS . 1B99, aMarad in C M Caaa No. SB 1988 c a 14 b of rw cacua court a rw 1STM Judicial Ckcurt in and tot SEMINOLE Courtoy. SANFORD, Ftonda. I wd aal to tow Nghaat and bast bidder tor cash AT THE WEST FRONT DOOR COURTHOUSE ol tow SEMINOLE County Courthouse located a l 301 N PARK AVENUE M SANFORD, Ftonda. N il « 0 am . on tow 1391 day o l JULY. 1999 »W torproperty aa sN In said Summary Final JudgmsnL to-wto LOT 38. HOWELL BRANCH WOODS. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED M PLAT BOOK IS . FADES I I ANO 12. OP THE PUBLIC RECORDS OP BCMWOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. D a ls d itti I tort dayot Juna, 1998. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE C larti N tw C anal Court By. Oorodiy W. Boaon Deputy CWrk THE LAW OFFCE8 OP D A VD J. STERN. P A ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF SOI 8. UrWaraay Onvw to o FL 33324 (884)2334000 9S-270UXHCL) to acoordanca wrtoi tow Americana A a. parsons wan dwa apacwlacoommoto cM o p a to In ia a nrnc—cl tog ahoMd oontad tow O n o l tow Cacua Court al lha SEMINOLE Courtly Courthouse M 407-3234330. not M ar toan seven days prior to aw proceettng n haam g aapaaad. 14004554771 (TOO) or 14004554770. via Florida Relay StW iGt. Pubkah: Juna 27. and JUy 4.196 DED-3 I I ( ^ t l a i n i { • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 1ITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NO S8-1989CA-14Q EMC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Platntifl, VS JOHN NOSTRO and Ort ENDA ANN BRADSHAW T.KJA BRENDA NOSTRO, WENOY OILISKOV F/K/A WENDY NOSTRO 4 Wing and a l unknown pentns darning by. avough. under and agamal tow above named dei«ndant|» who are not known to tw dead or akve. wtwthar sad unknown partwa may clam an m erest a t ipouses, hava. davraaaa. grantees, or other darm arta.-—. in known paraon(s) m potaeawon ol tow subject raa< property No 1; —-, uranown person(i| m poatatsion ol Vw subject raal property No 2; Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO John Nosko 4 Wmg and a l unknown parties clam ing by. through under and aganst the above named datondarttll) who are not known la be deed or akve. whether sad imknown partwa may da m an m e rit! aa ipouaaf ham, devisees grantees or other claimants, whose residence is unknown and whose leal known address is 1(4 N Clyde Avenue Long wood FE 327TO YOU ARC NOTIFIED (hat an act-on tor foreclosure of mortgage on tow EOT 18. BLOCK 0 . COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS. UNIT ONE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO IN P A T BOOK 13. PAOE 68 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA has bean Nad agamal you and you are renewed to serve a copy ol yoa written defenses 4 any. to A on WENOY OEPAUl. Attorney lor tow pWmM. Whose addresi la 4010 (toy Seoul BotAevard, Su m 480. Tampa. Ftonda 33607 on or before towly days tom tow data o l tow (ra t pub* cation of toes noaca and 14a tw ongawl wan tow Ctora cJ toss Court ashar before aarvmr cm PtavwKa attorney or immadiawfy thereafter otowrwwa a dotiu« wd ba enterd agamal you tor tow ra tal demanded n tow com NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU .*.RE ADVISED THAT THIS A W FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPT■NO TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED W U - BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ POSE. WETNESS my hand and tw seal o l saUCdtAI dn June 2?. 1999 (COURT SEAL) Maryann# Morse Aa Dark ol 9w Court By Rutoi tong Aa Deputy C trrt COOtUS 6 STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suda 480 Tampa. Ftonda 33607 Tetaphorw (613)8774008 CAS 796-0333$ Pubkah: Juna 77. and JUy 1.1996 DED-219 TNS RYAN FOUNDATION PUBUC N O TIO The annual report ol tow Ryan Foimdatton. Inc la avaitotta al tow address noted below lor ntpocaon during regular business hours by any etwen who so requests wwhm 180 days altar the pubkeaton ol m a notaw ol as avaJabwty address 307-A SUW Road 434 Wmtor Spnnga. FL 32708 Phone 407-327-2308 Phncpal Manager. Shan Krtkng Foimdakon Admevalralor Pubkah Juna27. jggg QED-280 UST OP BIMMOLS COUNTY BCC PROJECTS: 1. Project (PS-841-W SJC. Project TMa: Big Wawva Basin Engawaraig Study and Oraawga Invamory, Documanl *5411. Due Dale: Ji*y 16. 1999 a l 20 0 p m , tocNkma. 2. Project aFC-182 69BJC Piojacl TIM : Construction ol Jam attown Naghborhood Park. Docunonl a 1831. O ut Data. Ji*y 2 3 1999 at 20 0 p m . local kma For mtormsiion on any o l tow Bommolo County BCC ittoaaa ca* information on Demand, toe, (407) 9784020. Pubkah: Juna 2 7 .1999 OEO-229 ^ '• ' .......... - * ILEARNTODRIVEI IRACIORTRA1LEBS 21— P er s o n als 27— N ursery Ac C h il d C are ALO N E? FLt RESPECTED Datmg Bureau amca 19771 ALL Ages (25-90) B ringing People Together 800432-4477 (24hrt) C h ild C ars provider, low coal, includes b re a kfa st lunch A snacks C a l Tina O 320-7370 Long w ood M assage S tudio. W alk ms welcome 7 days Private m w Female Staff Ltac IMMOOOT7S5 407-338-5300 CHLDCAAE D ayV N ghli/W eekanna Frt N g h l*. P u re / Stoepom r Sat fa g T itf' CookouV Swvn 122-1718 o r P ag*r7A3-7311 ■ succe ssful sw itch to lh a u ltim a ta way o f m eeting C * ll 251-3809 lo ( i to my home. 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(part o( Odando RagtonaJ HaaRhcara Systam) is cu w « y ractuOng h r a radiology support tech. Thi posMon raquhM a high school diploma or equty Previous haaKhcara axp, mod terminology. A c potof knowledge la preferred. A clerical test Is nt •d (or this poaWon. This position Is M-F. 9a.m. - 5:: p.m. Ptoaae agpfy mpetm or totwerd your munw to Debbfa van Horn, Boon Bemmoto Hoapftai. S U tM a t Stats Road 434. Longwood, FL 32750 or tax (407)7874 a o jl A O R L A N D O RECION/ili: SOUTH SEMINOLE ' HOSPITAL EARM FULL-TIME PAY I V i 11 ( i it i The S m ln o b Hwm ki hao an Im m odlrto opening for new spaper c a rrie r in the Sanford w o o. Our papers an delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday: Delivering the Sam /noila H oraW ls a great way to earn good money while working Just a few hours each day. W e n someone who is dependable and has reliable transportatibi & insurance. If you would like to become a carrier, pleas come in and fill out an application at our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, F L .. . * Apply In Person U mHm Coll F U II (407) 7S6-TAIX* AC CREDO ED TRUCK 5C IKX C D t, VAT A Apprv Job Asa: W kend cfaaaaa N ational In , School 1400-488-7384 • FOR PART-TIME WORK ! l \ Ouludr (407) I 9 0 X U 6 M 69 /rM 70— Education & T r aining *' Seeking to fill many office positions^ Averada Luperon E squaw P Herrera. Santo Domrigo Dum ncan Rapubke YOU ARE NOTlFlEO total a n ____ has been Mad agamal you and you am requaad to eerve a copy c4 ycna written detonaaa. 2 any. on Hawey M Afoar. PlaaWEa anomey. whoae ad»aaa a 112 n w C an* Saaec Akamcme Spmga. FlonM 12714. or before jury 13. 1999. mat Ma Vw ordinal wan vw D ark of torn Coral ertowr before eervea on “ * “ attorney or mmedkek otowtwwo a dataut w« M agamal you tar vw meet L • *41f n a a TV AUDfTIONS a a Curly N e a t« tookfog for (atom ed Kata 0-16 tor C urty a K ld i C lub. Contact O to y al-TIunk H P lay. 407-1224543. Local Companies LEONEL ALMONTE VASOUEZ. 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This weekend, more than 200 will return to the base to celebrate their triumphs and commiserate their trials. S A N F O R D • W hen they were young there wasn't much time for fun and recreation. They had Jobs - important Jobs - as pilots or mechanics at the Sanford N aval A ir Station. The station waa commissioned on N o v 3,1942, and prepared pilots for W orld W ar IL The sky over Central Florida w as Ailed with PV-1 Venturas and. Lockheed PBO Hudsons. Pilots readying themselves for action in the Pacific or over Germany. N A S Sanford became an important training site again in the 1990s when the Korean con­ flict required new fighter and light attack training. Tbday, the men and women who served at N A S Sanford begin their 31st annual N A S Sanford Reunion since the base dosing. M ote than 200 - a dozen W orld W ar A pilots • w ill be attending golfing events, Happy Hours, a dinner and line dance at the Fleet Reserve on Route 46 in Sanford. T h is la a time to socialize and get to know people who trained with you, went to w ar with you years ago," said Gerald Bohm, one of the Reunion organizers. "Just about everyone had a great regard for the people here. Sanford made us very wel* many as 900, Bohm said. “The World W ar D personnel list is Many service men met and married Sanford woman. "W e didn't leave any of the pretty ones for anyone d ie ," said for­ mer N avy mechanic Frank Voltoline. Bohm said that former person­ nel at the N A S Sanford have helped track down hundreds of others whom Bohm could not possibly have located. "O ne fel­ low supplied a w ar years roster that allowed us to contact more people than w e ever imagined." The Reunion has drawn as Many invitees sent messages to Bohm, saying what unit they were in and what years they were based in Sanford. Frank D. Mione from Elizabethtown, Pa., wrote that he w as an airship landing pilot and blim p pitot at Sanford N A S In the 1990's. "Please send me information about the planned reunion," Mione wrote. Although retired Li. Cmdr. Robert Fife o f the Orlando Wing of the Silver Eagles Association could not attend this year's Reunion, he ten! several it W Savannah in the Atlantic in 1941 and a year later ha participated In the Invasion of North Africa (working in Casablanca). H a was later part o f a fight­ er pilot squadron on the USB Roosevelt Reunion members played Whmi he retired in 1971, golf tMs morning (Fridley) Ftfehed been a pilot for « M ayfair C o if and Count more then 40 m odeieof C lub and w ill have a Sleek navel aircraft and acctunu* dinner at 9 pan. at the ftaei laled more than UjOOO hour Rmarve Hom e on Route 46 o f flight time. H e also in Sanford, worked for the Department There's mote golf of Defense Office as part o f Saturday, a lunch, a dinner the Apollo Space Program. and Una d aa c b ^ at the The N A S Sanford Fleet Reserve Home. �2C - S om.no) p Hernkt. SantofO. Florida - Sunday, June 27, 1999 Fitness W hat is mysterious condition Fibromyalgia? DEAR DR. GOTT My 24 year old daughter has been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. What is this disease? Why do so many people get it? DEAR READER; Fibromyalgia is a controversial disorder that is difficult to diagnose. In the past doren years, more than 1,000 articles about it have been published in the medical lilera ture. A recent review of fibromyalgia appeared in the Archives of Internal Medicine (Apr. 26, 19OT>. Authored by Dr, Don Goldcnberg, the article con­ tains both bad and good news: bad because there have been piteously few advances in the diagnosis and treatment o f fibrom yalgia; good because the affliction has become more widely accepted. The main problem with the disorder is that it can mimic so many other dis eases. Experts estimate that up to 12 percent of the general population suf­ fer from chronic musculoskeletal pain, the hallmark of fibromyalgia. However, not all these patients have fibromyalgia; Some may have Lyme disease, thyroid disorders, rheuma­ toid arthritis or a variety of rheumatic diseases. Fibromyalgia is associated with depression, fatigue, anxiety, and — most important — trigger points, multiple tender areas of muscle. To a large degree, fibromyalgia is a “ rule out” diagnosis, meaning that doctors must first test for other causes of musculoskeletal pain. M oreover, fibromyalgia often coexists with other disorders, such as major depression and lupus. The second problem is that there are no tests to confirm fibromyalgia. Aa a general rule, experts diagnose the disease after a comprehensive medical history and examination, cou­ pled with normal blood and X-ray tests. Women arc more commonlyaffected than men. Depression is often a prominent feature (along with trigger points) but no one can seem to agree on whether the depresaion it part of the disease or merely a reac­ tion to it Stress may also play a role, as it does with other illnesses, such as migraine and irritable bowel syn­ drome. In the past 10 years, researchers have repeatedly demonstrated that fibrom yalgia patients exhibit a 'bypervigilance" (accentuated reac- DR. G O T T PETER GOTT, M .D lion) to pain that appears to be medi­ ated by various neurohormoncs in the nervous system. Whether this obser­ vation will eventually aid in the diag­ nosis of fibromyalgia is unclear. Finally, to compound the confusion, fibrom yalgia may be trig gered by other conditions. For example, up to 2S percent of patients with Lyme dis­ ease may develop fibromyalgia, even though their Lyme disease was appro­ priately treated. Neck injuries have also been reported to trig ger fibromyalgia. Given the astounding lack of precise knowledge about fibromyalgia, It la surprising that treatment ia so often successful. Such therapy includes aer­ obic exercise, counseling, stressreduction and patient education, in addition to a variety of antidepressant medications. In many cases, the very diagnosis has therapeutic value: one study reported (hat 66 percent of patients felt better after diagnosis and 73 percent thought that their symp­ toms interfered little, if at all, with work. In summary, fibromyalgia ia a com­ mon clinical syndrome that is proba­ bly not a disease. Rather, it appears to be a constellation of symptoms, often triggered by physical or emotional factors that result in a disorder of pain perception. There are no defini­ tive tests for diagnosis. Treatment involves activity, counseling, and medicine. The diagnosis itself is often reassuring. Further research should be performed to study the causea of this common malady. Fun in the sun in Oviedo The City of Oviedo offers a public pool to anyone who wants lo visit. Fees are $20 for city residents and $35 for non-rosidents with a daily feo ol $1.50 for Oviedo residents and $2.50 for non-residents. Cal 9776081 for Information. O p e n to o p tio n s R e d C r o s s o ffe r s life ­ s a v in g t r a in i n g c o u rs e s The Amcrlrun Red Cross of Central Florida ofTcrs training on a regular basis at locations throughout Sem inole Courtly. Th e Reel Cross w ill hold n standard flrst-ald course on Ju ly 17 from H a.m. - 4 p.nt. at the Sanford City I’urks and Recreation Depart merit. Participants will hnve the opportunity lo leant lifesaving skills for adults Chiropractic care issagetherag^ Herbal remedies Yoga/imeditation Acupuncture Arom atherag^ . Dr. Peter Qott, a syndicated colum nist fo r Newspaper Enterprise Association, can ba written to al P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369 H o w to F ind G ro a t G arage S a l e s 1Pull imo a lot of garage talcs in the classifieds. W hen w a s l th e last tim e* som eone ta c k e d a televisio n ad to th e ir re frig e ra to r? W ords o n paper. T hey w ill always be th e m ost powerful tools hum un beings use to com m unicate. T hey place no limits on how m uch we can say, and the furthest reaches of th e im agination are the only lim its o n w hat we can show. T hey have th e power to m ake com plex ideas simple, and simple ideas powerful. W e do more th an read them , we hold th em . A n d , from the advertising we see in publications to the letters we receive in th e m ail, th e things we hold in ou r h ands have th e quickest routes to our hearts. inrlucllng rescue breathing, C I’ R and first-aid for choking, bleeding, bunting and shock. Th e cost o f the program Is $40 and participants can choose to lake only the adult C I’ R com ponent for $30. There will also be CPR course a at the ch apter's Sem inole Service C enter In Lnngwood. For m ore Infonnatlon, call 332-8200. 2000 new reasons to ill Stan lord ( n il re home Today’s seniors have worked hard for what they have accomplished In life, and it's time they should enjoy it At Stanford f r l n Centre we strive to make life simple and relaxing, m T h a t’s w hy we offer: m .: ; • three hom e-cooked meals a day B v • housekeeping and m linen service • many B planned activities • Independent retirement & assisted living • respite • secure memory impaired unit • studio and one-bedroom apartments • monthly rental, no endowment fee • 24-hour emergency response • and it o ^ ^ ^ n u c h , much more. It's a lifestyle we think every senior deserves ... W 1° enjoy. And that’s W why we're offering a f ... W savings of up to $2000 m by the year 2000. To U schedule a personal visit, W call 407-260-2433, and discover the rewards of a lifetime of great accomplishments, Retirement and Assisted Living Community 433 Orange Drive • Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 AJ>' fivnw •OWVJ �Seminole Herald. Sanlord, Florida • Sunday, Juno 27, 1999 • 3C People The Rockeys m ark golden anniversary, Engagement sisters return from 16-day cruise abroad MaryAnna and David S tan ley Rockey celebrated their golden w edding anniversary on Ju ne 24. T h ey w ere m arried on that day In 1940 at H oly C ross Episcopal Church In Sanford. Bishop John D. W in g per­ form ed the cerem on y. Th e couple a re the parents o f three children: Dr. David S. T a t " Rockey o f Palm Coast: and D eborah Lynn T a ylo r and Marilyn Irene Van W inkle, both o f Sanford, Th ere are four grandchildren He Is retired from the G o od ­ year T ire and Rubber Co., and MaryAnna is retired from the U niversity o f Florida P olice Departm ent. H e en joys fish in g and MaryAnna Is a crafts en­ thusiast. Th e Rockeys celebrated their golden anniversary at U is V e ­ gas with their daughters and their fam ilies. EISTERB RETURN FROM CRUISE ABROAD Lee- Gallaher M rs. M acel Lee o f Lake M onroe, announces the engagem ent o f h er d a u g h ­ ter, U s a O. Lee, o f Lake M ajy, to Russell S. G a lla ­ her, o f Lake M ary, son o f B ren d a G allah er o f M ait­ lan d an d W illiam R ichard­ son G allah er o f H u n ­ tersville, N.C. D augh ter o f the late LeRoy Lee. the bride-elect w aa b o m In Sanford. Sh e la a Jun e, 1B00 graduate o f Sem inole High School w here she w as a m em ber o f the m arching b an d for fou r years, a com petition dancer for nine years a m e m b e r o f th e N a t io n a l H o n o r S o c ie ty , a n d w a s a m o n g th e to p 10 g r a d u ­ a te s In th e cla ss. S h e a t ­ te n d e d S e m in o le C o m m u ­ n ity C o lle g e fo r tw o y e a r s a n d Is e m p lo y e d u s a m e d i­ c a l re c e p tio n is t. H e r fia n ce, b o m In E a s t F o ln te . G a .. is a I9 6 0 g r a d u a te o f L y m a n H ig h S c h o o l. H e a tte n d e d S e m i­ n o le C o m m u n it y C o lle g e a n d E m b ry R idd le, D a y ­ to n a B e a c h . H e is s elfe m p lo y e d In p o o l a n d d ec k r e n o v a tio n . T h e w e d d in g w ill b e a n e v e n t o f S ep t. 2 5 , a t W e k lv a A s s e m b ly , L o n g w o o d . Those Von H crbulls sisters. Dorothy 'D ottle” Anthony and Margaret W iggins, have re­ turned from a delightful tour and cruise that took them to England. Scotland. Ireland and France for 18 days. Th is was M argaret’s first trip overseas and the 15th trip for veteran traveler Dottle. Th e sisters flew to Chadwick, outside o f London, w here they boarded a lou r bus for D over lo reach their cru ise sh ip "Norwegian Dream." T h e luxuri­ ous cruise ship w as their hotel for the rem ainder o f the trip. Th eir first stop w as Bordeaux w here they saw cathedrals and Senior Editor the museum. Next, the sisters visited La Rochelle In France, a sub base, w here they also v is ­ ited another museum . Here, they took a day trip lo St. Em lllon. w here they follow ed Uic path the ancient C ru sad­ ers took through the w in ery which Is situated under layers or lim estone. "The w hole coun­ try Is vineyards." Dottle said. "There are m any w in eries there." Th ey boarded the ship again to cruise In the Em erald Is le city o f Dublin to sec m ore c a s ­ tles w hich Margaret said w ere huge, rustic a n d .w ere used for defense years ago. Yea. they T h e next stop w as back to Dover and then to C anterbu ry for lunch and shopping. T h e sisters visited the m ysteriou s Stonehenge at Salisbu ry. Europe's oldest m onum ent. Later, they w ent lo Bath and PIm m s m Dietrich, Fags 4C BC £Sk i g w •-* T h e flem gisle Herald wants to publicize you r events, classes and sem inars that are available to the general public. Wfe'd like to have the Information for you r announcement at least s w eek In advance. A ll Items should be typed o r written legibly and Include infor­ mation about who, what, when, w here and even w h y you r event Is taking place. Be sure to Include you r name and a daytim e phone num ber In case w e have some questions about the infor- MaryAnna and David Stanlay Rockey saw the famous C n silr o f Blarney where the fabled Blar-, ney stone beckons. No. they did not kiss the B lnm ey Ston e. Margaret said the w eather was dam p and the 180 steps lead* tng to the legendary sh rin e w ere too slippery to risk a kiss. Th e next stop was Ayr, Scotland, and then on to Edin­ burgh which Margaret de­ scribes as "beautiful cou n try­ side with lots o f sheep.” Mere, they saw the Scottish Crow n Jew els am ong other sights and sites. After Edinburgh. It w as back to Cherbourg In France, the route to Utah Bench. T h en , they departed for La Harve for a day trip to visit the bea ch es at Norm andy and then to the cem etery at Omaha. Here M ar­ garet and Dorothy shopped at a gift shop at Pegasus Bridge, the last bridge left du rin g the W orld W ar II Invasion. M arga­ ret explained that the French gave the c e m e t e r y to the U nited Stales free o f taxes and o th er fees. "It was awesom e." Mnrgnrcl suld. Dorothy added." Th e high­ light o f the trip was goin g through the cem etery at N o r­ mandy. It tears you up how the fellows (U.S. military) cam e on shore and the Germ ans w ere w allin g for them. It w as both wonderful to see and also aw- iff* m tm t i : - jtjT / 1' V rzjac ' ' * *> Margaret Wiggins (taft) and har alstsr Dorothy Anthony In front of tho fountain at La Rochalla, Franca. Five debutantes presented to society at B u d ’s E vergreen Cotillion An evening o f elegance took place for five you ng ladles w ho w ere presented to San ford's society. Bud's Evergreen C o ­ tillion was sponsored b y Ever­ green Tfcmple no. 321 Im ­ proved Benevolent Protective Order o f Elks o f the World. Dr. Bernadette H ardy-U lake. principal o f Crow ns Academ y, w as nilBtress o f cerem onies. A musical prelude was rendered by G loria W illiam s. C room s Academ y Ju nior ROTO posted the colors and led the audience In the pledge o f a llegia n ce. Kendra Sherm an recited the scripture; past Grand Dgt. Ruler Retha Becker rendered a m usical treat. Dgt. Eva Law son-W llllam s ex­ tended greetings lo the guests. hlsrs W lm bftsy and AmsRa V sMM m o . .i Th e debutantes w ere In tro ­ duced by the m istress o f cerem onies. Creative E x p res­ sions through music w ere per­ form ed by Deb's Lakeita Bry­ ant. a senior at Sem inole High. She aspires to becom e a c o r­ rections oftlccr. co sm eto lo gist, attend Uethune Caokm an C o l­ lege and enlist In Ihc U nited State Arm y. Lakclla is the daughter or Shunda Bryant. Trcnlce Church, lo p w inner, is the daughter o f R andolph (Randy) Harvey. S h e is a lOlh grader at Sem inole High. Her M \\i\\ II \\\ h i\ Neighbors (I o n rsp o n tlm l aspiration s are to becom e a cardiovascular surgeon. Jaira C u lh b eri Is the daugh­ ter o f Mr. and Mrs. J ero n im o (M arcia) C u lh beri; she is a 10th grader at S em in ole High and aspires to becom e a child care w orker. Am ellla V aldlvleso, a I Oth grader at Lake Mary High School la llie daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. O tis (Lucille) H air­ ston. She aspires to becom e a pediatrician and dancer. Tchlaru W im berly Is the daughter o f Mrs. Law ren ce W im berly. Jr. and Mrs. T h e o ­ dore Colem an. She Is a Junior ui Sem inole High. She aspires to becom e a pediatric card lol ogist. Musical salutes lo the deb u ­ tantes w ere given b y 1999 L o ­ cal and D istrict O ratorical I W inner o f Celery City Lodge no. 542 and Evergreen T em p le no. 321, order o f Elks o f the World. Latressa Haws, a recent graduate o f Sem inole High, presented the rendition of. "H is Eyes are on the Sparrow.* P.G.D.R. Grace M elton p re­ sented awards to all o f the debutantes. P.G.D.R. and Dgt. Ruler Sylvia Bodlson crow ned the 1999 Miss Bud o f E vergreen Tem ple no. 321 I.B.P. o f Elks. Debutante Trenlce Church and state president Brunson, g a ve words o f encouragem ent. T h e Royal Dance was perform ed b y the debs and their fathers. Thanks to this year's c h a ir ­ person. Dgt. Patsy H arding, and her com m ittee for an o u t­ standing occasion. p.G.E. Ruler Roosevelt C u m ­ mings. Jr., Is Exalted Ruler, Celery City Lodge no. 542. GRADUATION CELEBRATION A graduation cele b ra tio n honored Latressa P, Haw s, a 1909 graduate o f S em in o le High School. jjjAUP Latressa Is the dau gh ter o f Mr. and Mrs. Lee (Polly) H aw s A young lady w ho h as re a c h ed a m ajor m ilestone In h er s tep s PIs s m b m Hswklas. f t q i « c Be �4C >.t Boy Scouts earn badges to attend camp this summer lirsi ihi'v ivcni itiitiniu v\iih then rlnii lies on 1lieu Ihrv ealli’e 1||c and went '.w-.unped ilu ii i aiim ll U,|S 4*111 .til pa it ol lake Man 1\o\ Tl fo p .fill1t N wav i»! i:r■nmc re.ulv tnf i .imp tin- -.iiinnvn Hefnre the\ igo in i .imp thr st'tni I s tieeil i tun -wun mmn tnrrlt badge .til d Hint iMUiiM‘ 1f Hi mn tl badge S at .1 ntcrlMU! ur.it llu* end ol Ma\ Ihr hov-* wrnt to a pool and iMinn ,j ilir Mviiuiulnn rttrirtt badge rticv show*’i'd (tie'll knnwle dip' ,i■I dll tercut stmkcs amt techniques Tin v also pimped In lull) t lathed to show lliai thr\ eould swim rvcn when thcv were weighted down Then it was time u> i*arn thru eannclMg merit badge Nv in .lime, ihr troop headed lot a lake in the Ocala Imesi Duong mrrMill’ s ilit- bovs hail altcadv hern learning alum! iln* dtllci rut canoeing sirokrs Once there. it Was tutu* lo pul that knowledge to ttir test rtir liovs lirst practiced canoeing around ttu* rovr wlirrr tlirv put in Then It was ihnr lor tin* hard stutl The hoys purposely swaniprd thrtr ranors (filled them with walrrl What was thi point ol this,’ One ol tin* requirements lor the ronoelng merit badge is heim; aide lo get your eanoe to shore even II It s lull ol water lA fiberglass eanoe will still float even 11 It s full ol water. M ary R owell A \ I- I g I.;ikr M ill \ Hi .-•'nUnJHTO^A1 1 hul don t in tins with an a)it mini tut one I The reason, ol eotirsr is that iheir inav be titties and plan's when vonr eanoe nets swamped that It s not sale to eel out ol the ratine and get the water out Hut lor the tunes when n is sale to cel out ol the i attoe and empty it the hoys learned how lo do that Ili.it step lakes the help ol a seeond i attoe Some ol lilt* older hoys also worked on their ruwinc mem bailee llu* troop heads lor iho nrwlv renovated ( amp l.i No Ghee in July II your si’ii i> interested in |oinmc Hoy Semiis you tan rail the Hoy Seoul ntliee at I NXI-22S h‘tHI lor a troop neat von DAY CAM P A SUCCESS Sports Macie was the theme ol !he recent Girl Seoul flay Camp held al llte S.mlord Gar Hoy S c o u t T rou p 5117 tire \w om ping th e ir ca ­ noes in o rd e r to earn den flith on 17 'i.l llu- i amp dtrw eu Is It i•in Uike M.ov it also SilMliurtl .(11(1 ( ll Ii d” til ru jit.i »l:i »»ii aides 11*mi all ItIi Imllitg m r» tillrrr hum Srnit,ii \ •ii i S4 i nit l l ’ iitp 1•N ” 1 l-lkr Man \ l»l 4•!;i .tin .(lit r |h .ill nlilct Llkr■M i ’ ll! Ils *ifrt \VIIIii h.i 1 (Itltll'll ttaltutig Id tr»i< 1i her how lo wink willi vmineet gills At the day t amp, the program aides hail Ilicit own group ol i iiIs with whom they worked Working as prngtum aides elves the older gills the oppor­ tun e to work on their leader slop skills itiry speill llu* week N*.u hllie flu* gills the bit sti s ol dlfletenl spoils ami eames l ot i ool down lime, they did i rails with the girls badges Hop p h o to ), (id lin g th e ir swamped canoes to sh ore was q u ite tin a c c o m p lis h ­ m ent f o r the Hoy S couts flo w e r p h o to ). »U} Pltolat toyPury HomN Hit* aides also worked with ihe euls to teai h litem respon si I it111\ Km h croup was ie spoiisilde lor a tllllerenl lask dally llu* tasks revolved so that eai h croup col In do each lask al least nnee Tasks III eluded sell me up lor lunch, opentne eeremonles, i luslne leremonies ami cleaning Ihe halhroom at the end o! the d.n lUnmor has it that was the least I.norite task I II yon re tnteiested m celtme your danehfer Involved in Girl Srmtls call (Vjjjiy Wolfe at H2f 17 i' a o lake Mary troop Tor a troop outside lake Maty, t all f ilm s fount II at 1 KM) ;lb7 d‘KMi Tieraid PttOlOby Ml'il honoroo. Polly Haws. Loo Haws and Michael Accent Graduation colobration participants are (Irom loll) Palricia Whatloy Joseph Pmknoy. Latrossa Haws, Hawkins C o n t i n u e d f ro m Page 3C G ir l S c o u ts p e r f o r m t h e ir f in a l c h e e r a t th e r e c e n t G ir l S c o u t C a m p D i e t r i c h -------C o n tin u e d fro m P age 3C saw the old Roman 2,000 years ago. Dottle related the rounding Hath of a who was ostracized baths built legend sur­ young man because he Health & Fitness every Sunday in the Seminole Herald was it leper The desperate outcast sought reluge In a re­ mole area where he tllseovered thiit pigs said to he stricken with leprosy were cured after wallowing In the muddy waters nearby Tin* young man took a mud hath and Wits forever healed ol the devastating mal ady. the story goes ‘Pie longago hurled baths were discov­ ered by an engineer and Dottle said excavation continues there. llte travelers look In a lot of sights in London Including atteudliig Ihe theatre lo see the immortal Meanly and the beast, Margaret said. We really had a good time. She added dial their liihlemales aboard ship were congenial and she Is ready lor another trip. We make your business «r insurance our business. In life successes, Master of ceremonies for ihe evening was (laws’ teacher. Jnspeh Pinckney. from hint i ihniugh leen years, various friends, teachers and many who have touched Ihe lilt* ol Ihe honorec spoke From family lies and through­ out. she has shown that her parents, teachers, church and community have a positive ef­ fort on her, Ldrcssa often appears on various programs where she shares her musical laleni through her melodious voice and her ability to also be an orator. She has won local, district, slate honors lor (he OplUntil Club and Order of Elks of the World Her deda iii ion to the Tajarl Arts Performing School of ihe Arts. Academies lor five years, says founder and Director Patrlilii M. Whatley, has Indeed been representative ol Tajarl Arts teachings, she Is detcr- ^ R O O F REPAIRS ONLY 6ofVin0 5e/runcmi C o -jn t/ KJMMM tarn Ittm tg 1407) 366-7729 LL_____ ~ * C O R R EC TIO N Correction in the Ted Johnson article: Mr, Johnson atlended Florida AAM College. not Florida Atlantic as pruned In the Seminole Herald 0/20 £ T h e fra v e le rs T BAM CO OVA i n s u r a n c e I kindness shown her. she sang. "To Oral lx* Ihe Glory Ddressa will he matrtculiii ing.it Florida Stale fnlverslly Ibis tall Alter the blessing by Pastor Anthony Miller, the honorec and guest continued to enjoy an evening ol celebration and dining BUSINESS•AUTO•HOME•LIFE•HEALTH COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE P R O G R E SSIV E ' <$ihle 1----- ^ -----------------y ^ ^ )O C T O R R O O F X.OHI Uawi mined lo he a success, always inspiring, strives for exiellence anti always rises above average success Dr ( vnlhi.i Molt Miller. Ilrsl lady ol Ml Sln.il Haptisl < hiiri h. where Ihe Haws lamlly worships, spoke of her love lor people, her church and Chris­ tian work Tajarl Arts presented a musi­ cal tribute lo laitressa. To open Ihe career of success lor ihelr ilatighler. Polly Haws encouraged her daughter lo sing 'I can fly." In response lo tdl of ihe love, kisses and c r o u p Since 1974 * Ih e Slaryland 3 3 3 -9 3 7 7 3697 Lake Emma Rd. Lake Mary ■■■ --------------- e want to he your business Please Watch For Manatees Say hello to America's most beloved matchm aker... partner when 11 conics to insurance protection. Contact us today for quality busi­ For more information on manatees, the Adopt-A*Manatee( program, or for a free manatee protection tips packet, contact: ness protection from A u to -O w n e rs Insurance com p an y. 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UBRA (Bapt 22-Oet SB) You’re a natur­ al bom laadar, ao make Mnga happen tor yourao« and other* today inelead of waflIng around tor aomoMng to davatop. Uaa your MMeeve and drive. BCORPtO (OaL 24-Nev. 22) Evan 0 you don't go looking tor challenge* today, chance* are they! aaak you out. Don't fret, however, too typo taking piaoa M Me •'me will motivate you Instead of over­ whelm you. . BAQfTTAJNUB (Nav. SB-Dee. S I) Thera la nothing wlahy-waahy about you today and others will know It. You'll demon* strait your roaoive by backing up your w unm wwn # ctkxi VMMO (Aug. SB Ba p t 22) It could be from toe very situations mat others find nonproductive that you'll reap galna today. ThM may be true In at toast two we on your own. Ooing thing* tor tooee you love we bo moat tuNkng A M U (March 21-April I f ) The congentakty you ahow today we anum you a high rating with othera. In fact, the warmth you radiate will bo aapacially •nraCTTVO VI In# rOnwiC# (j#p#nm#nl. TAURUB (April BtoMey SB) A financial tog on a higher value. Taka a second took at I. OBaeNI (May SI-June BO) AJtoough you may be loaded with energy and drive today, you'll probably not want to gal Involved in anything too aarioua. You're more In the mood tor tun and gamee. Astro-graph 1$ a ayndicatad column wrtttan ppBamlca Bada Oaoi for Nawapapar Entarpriaa Association. C 1*1 to MCA, to t A a thesands oftimedrain PH ILLIP ALD ER •UMTOWCMK AO U AIUU t (Jan. 70-F a*. I t ) Logie, aaaaonad wtto sntouataam, to atoal youl uaa aa baa today to convince and compel otoecs lo go along w ti your suggestions. You wont bo pushy and toeyl w tcoma what you say. F tS C IS (F a *. 20-March SO) Today** be the moat promising play. However, when West selected the heart four, his fourth-hlghest, declarer was given a reprieve. After taking East's king will] his ace. South drove out the ace. 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No 165 (467)322-2611 Sanford. F I • O Serving W eather Sanford. Casselberry. Lake M ary Longwood, Oviedo, W inter Springs and Seminole County Sanford deaf teen places In speech contest. 6A Sunny High 86 Low 62 tine* I t O i C a iH i 2A □BRIEFLY C m m tj mmi wlU will conduct ■ _ Train Safety Awareness Day on Wednesday In conjunction with C SX Railroad and A M TRAK os part o f 'O p era tion U fesaver.* Ile o w en fo rce­ ment o f railroad crossin g violations throughout S e m i­ nole County Is planned. Law enforcem ent officers from the county's seven cities w ill jo in county sheriffs, state high* way patrolmen and sta te d e ­ partm ent o f transportation enforcem ent officers in the project. For more In fo rm a ­ tion. coll (407) 260-3400. p o e t " I s h o * will read from his A Farewell to R eason at Books-A-Million. S em in ole Tow ne Center In Sanford, on Th u rsday at 7 p.m. A graduate o f the U niversity o f C entral Florida, h e w orks as an electronics en gin eer and writes, lie recently b e ­ came a semi-finalist In a n a­ tional poetry contest s p o n ­ sored by the Poetry O u lld and has won the Editors Choice Award and a third prUe In a national contest sponsored by the N ational L i­ brary o f Poetry. For m ore Information about the book or the event, c o ll (407) 677-1267. F ire erupts n ear Lak e Jesup __ Firefighters control blaze, 40 acres burn will speak on T h e A dven tu re o f EapkwattwT at the University o f Central Florida Student Resource C e n ter Auditorium at 8 p.m. on Fri­ day. lie will be at the U CF Bookstore from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. that evening to sign copies o f his books. For m ore Information, call (407) 823-2504. a month-long fu n d ­ raiser to help raise fu n d s to care for HIV/A1DS patien ts living In Central Florida. Is now underway. Mope and Help Center o f Central Flor­ ida has set a goal o f 150 hosts / hostesses holding din ner parties for two to 50 gu ests as Individual fund-raisers. Everyone attending a Dining event In April will receive on Invitation to attend a G ala Dessert Party at O rlan do S ci­ ence Center on May. Anyone Interested h ostin g a Dining for Friends w ith Friends event la asked to call (407) 244-3256. Lake M ary BalkHag D e p a rtassa t moves Into new q u a r ­ ters at 235 Rinehart Road on Monday. April 19. follow ing a city commission approval last year to merge the fire and building departments. T ills will facilitate Inspection and plan review programs fo r bet­ ter customer service. Fire department adm inistration will be relocated to the same location. Issuance o f perm its will be available os o f April 20. For additional In form a­ tion. coll (407) 324-3000. □QUOTE “To know what is right and not to do it is the worse cowardice." •CONFUCIUS □INDEX C la s s ifie d ..........7B-O B C o m i c s ................ lO B C r o s s w o r d ..............SB P e o p le ......................4A D e a r A b b y .................4 A H o ro s c o p e ............lO B O b it u a r ie s ..............3 A Police Briefs . . . . 3 A Sports ............. 1B-3B STAFF WHITCH LAKE JESUP - A brush fire burned 40 acres o f natural lands near Lake Jesup Park Tu es­ d a y afternoon. T h e brush fire started at about 3 p.m. on S em in ole County natural lands property, and th e wind pushed the (lam es toward Lake J e ­ sup. In order to contain the fire. Sem inole C o u n ty firefighters allowed the blare to bum tow ard the lake. *W e surrounded the fire with units In case th e re was a w ind shift.* Seminole County F ire A Rescue public Information officer Pau la Ritchey said. *lt was not ever oul of con trol. There w ere a couple o f (larrups. We u sed w atrrdrops to control the (larrups.* N o homes or property w ere damaged. The fire did not reach Lake Jesup Park or the b o a t ramp. T h ere were no casualties. The ca u se o f the fire Is under Investigation. R itch ey said. B y 5 p.m.. the (Ire reached Lake Jesup and b ega n fo dissipate. Fire fighters stayed du r­ in g the night to make sure the fire did not fla re up. Ritchie said. Sem inole C ounty (Ire units used their new "A ir Rescue 3* h elicopter for the first tim e. dropping w ater on (larrups to control the fire. T h i s was an opportunity to use it In p r a c ­ tice.* Rltrhry said. "W henever the fire grew bigger, we would use water d rop s to knock It down. We w ere trying to let It bu m to the lake.* Acquired through military surplus from the California Division o f Forestry, the Bell 205 1071 U l l- llf heavy-llft helicopter lias a 420gullon capacity w a te r bucket, a 5.000 pound lift capacity, dual m edical lift kits, and a re s­ cue hoist. Although the h elicopter's prim ary missions a re to firefighting. Em ergency Medical S erv­ ices transport and rescue m ission*, the h eli­ co p ter seals 10 passengers. It ran carry SW AT team m em bers, bom b technicians, firefighters or evacuate victim s from disaster scenes or traffic accidents. Seminole County Jlre Jlghters were able to control a brustiflre that burned 40 acres o f natural lands near Lake Jesu p on Tuesday. The winds blew the Jlre toward Lake J e ­ sup. and firefighters allowed the blaze to reach the lake In order to control the Jlre. N o horties or property w ere damaged. There were no casualties. G arbage company C iv ility policy fo r schools vows better service B y Vhrioa O a lH n w o White complaints that have led lo more than 819.000 In contract STAFF WHITER violation fines since 1995. The company recen tly was SEM INOLE CO U NTY - On the purchased by Republic S erv­ sa m e day the cou nty co m m is­ ices. whose general manager sion ers honored the award vowed better service. Ray w in n in g D azzlers dance team Rivera lold the com m issioners from Sem inole High School, that he was unaware o f the his­ th e y requested a more dazzling tory o f complaints about DIsperform ance from the DlsposAll posAll's service. com pan y garbage haulers. DlsposAll. he said, has a new A s directed by the board on M arch 23. DlsposAll officials management learn and Is pur­ appeared before the board on chasing extra equipm ent., ReT u esd a y to discuss cu stom er fttlM SM County. Fig* 3A M a n shot in face B y BUI K aras STAFF WHITCH SANFORD - T h e Sanford P o ­ lice arrested a suspect late T u esd ay who allegedly shot a m a n In the face follow ing a b r ie f conversation at around 2 :5 0 a.m. Monday, police said. A lton Jam es Sm ith. 25. who w a s visiting from Texas, was sh ot In the left cheek white ta lk in g with the suspect from w ith in his 1998 Geo T ra c k er at the com er o f Third S treet a n d Avocado Avenue, police said. Smith, a white male. Is recov­ ering In critical condition at Orlando Regional Medical Center.' police said. His family has been notified o f the shooting. Police are not releasing I he name o f (he suspect, a black male. who was arrested peacefully In (he south end o f Sanford last night. Police said they believe a second suspect, a black male, may have also been Involved. *We arc still In the p relim i­ nary stages of the Investlga- FIm h m s Shooting. Page 3A STAFF WHITER SEMINOLE C O U NTY • Seminole County school board m em bers Tuesday voted unani­ m ously to approve the final draft o f language o f the state's first school-district-based civility policy. T h e policy, now on the agenda for final pas­ sage at the April 27 board meeting, provides rules of conduct for parents, other visitors to schools and school district employees, ena­ blin g the board to Identify and dcul with those behaviors w hich are Inappropriate and d is­ ru ptive to the operation o f a school or other facility. When parents and school officials disagree, the sparks m ay fly. A s legal counsel to the dis­ trict. Ned Julian Is sometimes called on to diffuse the tension. Julian recently penned the policy for school board adoption. He Is not aw are of any o th er school districts In Florida with such a policy In place. *1 was reading a (school adm inistration! publication,* said Julian, "when I saw an a rti­ cle about a school district In California that adopted a civility policy. 'O ften teachers or school adm inistrators face outraged parents who becom e verbally abusive* and th ey Just want to luke a 'tim e­ out' from a confrontation, according to Jullun. 'P a ren ts are en titled lo disagree, but If they get outraged w hen an answer Is not to their liking, the sta ff m em ber nerds guidance on how lo p roceed .’ Julian added that he Is a degrred profes­ sional secure In hts position and would have no trouble askin g a parent to take a step back. ’ But. often the front-line staff m em bers* (bus drivers, cafeteria workers and sec reta r­ ies) ’ don't believe they enjoy the som e level o f Job security. When faced with w ritten or ve r­ bal abuse, they m ay ask the parent to stop and be told, ‘show me your p o licy." The board's new est member. Diane Bauer, at a recent m eeting asked for assurance that this policy also benefit parents who feel they are m istreated or Ignored. A legal concern for Bauer w as the Interpretation o f the policy by school personnel. *M y major concern is that It may be the perception o f staff m em bers that they can withhold Information from parents or School Advisory Council members based on this policy.* Julian assured Bauer that the policy is not designed to Im pede anyone's access to Infor­ mation. Bauer also d ie d common sense when d is­ cussing th e civility policy because *no m atter who you are. you do not have to take abuse. As a teacher, principal or even bus driver, you do not have to subrogate your rights if you seek to diffuse a situation.* Julian said that *a proportionately tncrcas ing num ber o f situations escalate to verbal and w ritten abuse* to the extent that the board has to ’ articulate a standard o f beh av­ ior.* He points to a variety o f situations w here parents, grandparents and step-parents hare used extrem e profanity und threats and staff members felt ‘ uncom fortable term inating the meeting. T h e abuse even extends to voice mall and electron ic-m ail messages.* which will covered b y the policy ns well. The policy Is set for a (Inal vote at the next school board m eeting on Tuesday. April 27 at 7 p.m. at the Educational Support Center at 400 East Lake Mary Boulevard In Sanford. ?vr [•}: 1, �IW M M n S IB m Bh B H H 2A - Saminola Herald. Sanford, Honda • Wednesday, April 14, 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Florida Weather ThUrgduy Saturday 8S/78 Shown 4 tomorrow * Breezy and cool wrthjwtcby weather Temperatrt* are torvpn tow'i and tornOfTuwi ragna Sunshine toflowed ^Increasing Sun and Moon RegionalWeather Almanac Florida: The drought continues tonight and tomorrow wm dear skies and rruld temperatures Soma showers or thunderstorms are possible Friday. Georgia: Partly to mostly cloudy tonight with showers and thunderstorms arriving In Via west. Showers and thunderstorms statewide tomorrow. Mlmstsaippt: Windy tonight with strong to severe thun­ derstorms Remaining windy tomorrow wtlh clouds breaking tor some sunshine Alabama: Cloudy and windy tonight and earty tomorrow with showers and strong to severe thunderstorms. Partial clearing later tomorrow afternoon. South Carolina: Mainly dear to party cloudy, cool and breezy tonight Mostly cloudy tomorrow. There la a chance lor showers and tounderstorms late. Loulelana: windy tonight with strong to severe ttunderstorms. Remaining windy tomorrow with doude breaking tor tome sunahina. 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To take advantage of these great rates, simply head over to your participating John Deere dealer’s store before July 5 to enjoy 2.9% interest. Sort of makes you wish we were In the mortgage business. , JOHN nt fcHE S599F U 5-H www.deere.com 0< l«n end J\>» 5.1999. and art l* ty «t to »<X»tAed credit on John 0**ro Cr«i,t lnit»'irr«nt Plan Sort* r«tnct,on* appy *> w e ,our dealer (or complete detain and older (m antel optKjne A Storm’s A Brewing Thousands of people depend on the Seminole Herald and the ACCU WEATHER® forecast to keep up to date on breaking local and national weather. We have a limited amount of space available to sponsor the weather page. Your business will be seen by thousands of consumers dally. So don't let your business be left out in the cold, call our advertising specialists today. Seminole Herald (407) 322-2611 ---------— W -------------------------------- t ”2 " " ------------------------ r r , — ’T T t v. i ■it-, r; 3 v.» r .y a E fJ U E iS �Ssminols Herald. Saitord. Florida • Wadwedey, April 14.1 9M -SA Police Log ntr Mkmiim reports am* nsqpghf tom Ihr Srmlnok- Cuumy Skrrins OfBnr for lacUrntt reported thnmgh April CWi. L A B MARY, April 13. 8:30 a.m.. W eal Lake M ary Boulevard. John Scott Alvarez, DOB 9/6/77, w as arrested by Lake M ary Police officers, charged with Dom estic Violence and P u l to Surrender / Make False Affidavit Reference AH Drivers. b m ________ C A S S I fg R H T . April 13. 6:30 a.m .. Caatlewood Terrace. John Hanna Macooi. DOB 13/38/77. and David VereU Lanier. D O B 8/36/79, w ere arrested by Sem inole County S h e riffs officers, each charged with three counts o f Possession o f Con­ trolled Substances, including Heroin. Cocaine and Rohphynob CHU1DOTA, April 13. 11:07 p.m .. Avenue C . Octavio Torres. D O B 8/29/75. w as arrested by Seminole County S h e riffs of­ ficers. charged with Controlled Substance - f o u u a U n d er 30 G ram s and Resist / Obstruct / Oppose O fficer W ithout Violence M K M I D , April 13, 11 p.m „ West 13th S treet, T yreese ChavnrU Isaac, D OB 3/38/71, w as arrested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Controlled Substance D eliver ICannabts). Controlled Substance - Paaaraa (Cocaine) and Poaaesa Under 30 Oram s Cannabis Without Lawful R/X. ■ A H F O B , April 13, 4:90 a.m.. Marquette Avenue. Em ad Othmen Baker, DOB 8 / 11/78, and M ichael Lee M aynard. D O B 8/7/78. w ere arrested by Seminole County S h eriffs of­ ficers. charged with Possession of M arijuana Over 30 G ram a, fa s session of Drug Paraphernalia and Contributing to the Delinquency o f a Minor. O B IT U A R IE S fe rn Emma VaAburger BoaIon. 64. Soddv-Dalqr. Turn., formerly o f Lake Monroe, died M onday April 13. 1999. aunrtvora Include daughter. Em ma Peru W hite. Detand: daughter, Ruthie M. Bulk. Lake Monroe*, daughter, Mary Hite, Blackahemr, O a.; daugh­ ter, Judy B. Young, BoddyDaley. Term.; daughter. Jennie grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. Oviedo. In charge of m POT LA K E M ARY. April 10. 5 a.m.. Lake M acNlcol Brown. DOB 13/33/78. i Police officers, charged with DU1 Parap h ernalia LOfKPVOOD. April 10. 3:53 a.m.. State Road 600. Daniel Ray "D ee" Jones. D O B 1/18/81. was arrested by Sem inole County Sheriff's officers, charged with DU1 and Driving W hile License S uspended / Revoked. LONQW OOO, April 10. 13:31 a.m., Wektva Springs Road. N ell Jeffrey Bam l. D O B 1/9/48, w as arrested by Semtnole County She riffs officers, charged with DUL IA N FORD, April 11, 3:43 a.m .. Sipes Avenue. Fred E d w ard Mctncke. DOB 13/13/64. was arrested by Seminole County S h eriffs officers, charged with DUI, Possession o f Drug P ara­ phernalia and Carrying a Concealed Firearm. M R V O R D , April 11. 1:40 s.m .. 35th Street. Robin Lynn Hartman. DOB 10/14/09. w as arrested by Sanford Police of­ ficers. charged with DUI. Reckless Driving and Driver Present Non-Current Insurance. W O tTSR 8FW N Q 6 . April 11, 3:16 a.m .. North Edgemon Ave­ nue. Ronald Lee Oodwln. DOB 7/20/53, w as arrested by W in ter Springs Police officers, charged with DUI. W IR IE R 8 P R D M 6 . April 13. 3:41 p.m.. First Court. Kenneth A. U lrbrn . DOB 1/11/52, w as arrested by W inter Springs Po­ lice officers, charged with DUL April 13, 1:07 s.m .. First Street. Eugene Elmore. DOB 6/18/63. was arrested by W inter Springs Police officers, charged with Habitual Traffic Offender - Driving W hile License ts Suspended / Revoked. Monday April 12. 1999. Bom June 30, 1903 In Vasto. Italy •he moved to C entral Florida In 1995 from Pittsburgh. Pa. Mrs. G abriele w as a seam ­ stress In the clothing indus­ try. She w as a m em ber of St. Stephens Catholic Church. Survivors Include daughter. Phyllis M. Speakm an. Oviedo; daughter. Dorothy V . Ellis. 1W. LATHROP Albert W . Lathrop. 88, West Airport Btvd.. Sanford, died Tuesday April 13. 1999. Bom May 18. 1910 in Rochester. N.Y.. he moved to Sanford In 1979. M r. Lathrop w a s an Bitfor Eastm an Kodak In N.Y. He OdeB. Marta A. member o f Lake Avenue B ap­ W httky, Joaepl tist Church, Rochester. N.Y.. and the First Presbyterian Church. Lake Mary. Mr. Lathrop waa a retired Lt. Col. Artillery m em ber who served In WWI1. He w a s a life member o f the C entral Florida Retired Officers' Association. American Legion PU FL for 40 W. Dodson. 79, years. He w as a m em ber of Semtnole Avenue. Lake Mary, _ Masonic Lodge *945 o f Roch­ died Sunday April I I . 1999.* ester. N.Y., the Rochester En­ Bom In Akron. Ohio he moved gineering Society "M em ber to Central Florida M 1953 Emeritus.* Central Florida Re­ from Ohio. Mr. Dodson w as a gional Hospital Auxiliary, the contractor. He w as a member U.S. Horae Cavalry A ssocia­ of the First Presbyterian tion and Eagle Scout In 1936. Church of Lake Mary. He was ghren a Silver Beaver Mr. Dodson served tn the Award tn 1963. he w aa Viking U.S. Marines. He w as a mem­ District Chairm an o f the Eagle ber o f V.F.W .. Sanford. He Scouts Otetlana C ouncil for 4 w as the former C h ief Building years. Central Florida Council Inspector for Seminole Association M em ber from County. 1981-1983. Life M em ber o f Survivors include wife. Kappa Kappa Pal. Honorary Catherine Dodson. Lake Mary; Band Fraternity an d a Life daughter. Cathy Fortana. DeMember o f the National PTA. Land; daughter. Carol Drawdy, He waa a graduate o f the Uni­ Lake Maty; son. C arl Dodson. versity o f Ctpctnnatl an d a life Sanford; four grandchildren, member o f the Alum ni A sso ­ ■even great-grandchildren, ciation. He waa a m em ber of one great-great-grandchild. the Sem inole C hapter o f the Budwln-Fatrehlld-OakUw n National Audubon Society. Park Cemetery and Funeral Survivors include son. Rob­ ert Lathrod, Rochester. N.Y.: Home. Lake Mary. In charge ol son. Jam es A. Lathrop. Mil­ waukee. W ls.: daughter. Anne Adams. M elbourne; step­ daughter. Lois Wright. Angelina Osbriele. 95. C a ­ Gulfport: step-daughter, noe Creek Road. Oviedo, died Jeanne Robertson. C learw a­ ter step-son, Tom Connolly. .Celebration. Oramkow Funeral Home. Sanford. In charge o f services. LE O A N T H O N Y PAULUS Leo Anthony Paulus. 93, Carolyn Street. Oviedo, died Saturday. April 10. Bom In Buffalo. N.Y.. on June 6. 1905. he moved to Central Florida In 1977. He w as a newspaper typesetter, a member o f the Printers Union o f New York and attended St. Peter and St. Paul Catholic Church. Survivors include daughter. Patricia Nlemczyk of Oviedo, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Arrangem ents by Baldwin Fairchild Funeral Home In Oviedo. _____ THOMPSON, JW, C H A R LE S Robert C h arles Thom pson. Jr.. 76. Pm fteld Avenue. D el­ tona. died M onday April 12. 1999. Bom in Philadelphia. Pa. he moved to Central F lo r­ ida In 1979 from W ildwood. N J . Mr. Thom pson w as an electrician for the City o f Northwest W ildwood. N J . He w as a member o f O ur Lady o f the Lake C atholic Church. Deltona. Evelyn Louise Smith, 74. North Horizon Race, Oviedo, died April 9. 1999. Bom Feb. 10. 1925 In Marietta. Oa. he moved to Central Florida In 1968 from Marietta. Mrs, Smith waa a homemaker. She waa a Protestant. Survivors include son. Ron­ nie M. Jones. Oviedo; three grandchildren. Baldwtn-Falrehlld Funeral Home. Oviedo. In charge of services. "F A r 1n i i w n u T Margaret "Pat* Ctyer Spence. 67. Lake Mary, died Monday April 5, 1999. Bom In W ashington, D.C. she moved to Florida In 1977. She w as Catholic. Mrs. Spence w as recognized In the W orld Alm anac m 1966 •is an accom plished woman aowler by the W1BC. Survivors include daughter. Terry Darlene Bast. Holly­ wood; daughter. Lynn SpenceFungr. Sanford: daughter, C arl Leigh Carter. Pearland. Texas; daughter. Tommy* Dawn Spence. Calif.; nine grandchildren. Shooting' _ !A Help fight crime In your community. It you haw Infor­ mation on a crime call 423-111% You can remain anony­ mous and may be eligible for a re ta rd Lines are busy Almost nine In 10 households have one or more services or onto their standard telephone lines. non." Sanford Police D epart­ ment Investigator Kris Ziegler said. "W e are trying to And out why this occurred." A female passenger of Sm ith's observed the Incident. Ziegler said. Tne passenger left the area, and waived down a Seminole County Deputy Sheriff at 13th Street and French Avenue, who called Sanford Fire and Rescue personnel. The San­ ford police were called at 3:10 a.m .. according to the police report. The passenger told police that the shooting o rru n rd at Third Street and Avocado Ave­ nue, and Smith w as airlifted to O R M C. "Sh e observed the whole In­ ciden t." Ziegler said. Sm ith received one shot in the left cheek. Th e police found him slumped over the drivers side window, according to the report. Police are still Investigating the type o f weapon used In the shooting. C oun ty------Coat la tied frees Pigs 1A public ordered 10 new garbage trucks and additional recyclin g trucks for DisposAll. which Is under contract to the county through 1999 • and has n egoti­ ated a 5-year extension. Th e key to the contract Is that DisposAll Improve Its service. Most o f the com plaints accused DisposAll crews of skipping pickup at houses or In entire neighborhoods. T h ere were 347 such complaints from O ctober 1998 to January this year. Complaints cam e fmm cus- Her# are tho winning numbers selected on Tuesday In the Flori­ da Lottery: Fenteey 5 2-9-11-17-24 Lotto (April 10) e-17-21-22-2«-4B Pliy 4 7 -H 2 Cash3 M -7 said that couni ity com pu ter technicians have been preparIng for (he crisis since 1996 Howell Estates. O akland and that he did not anticipate Shores. Adell Park, Alom a Park. any difficulties. "W eV e been Faith Terrace In M aitland and a pro-active," he said. Th e commission heard a r e ­ num ber o f others Shawn M cFadden, the o p e ra ­ port from Dave Orovdahl o f on air quality. tions m anager for DisposAll M etroPlan Orovdahl said that the wildfires said he was certain the c o m ­ plaints w ould dim inish now o f 1999 had hurt the quality that Republic w as purchasing and could do so again In 1999. new equipm ent and a new He anticipated considerations m anagem ent team w as In a c ­ from the EPA because o f this. Orovdahl said that residents tion. "The Im provem ent already ts could help by m owing their being n oticed," said Bob Briggs, lawns after sunset. Mowing un­ the financial m anager for der the sun significantly affects Seminole County E n viron ­ o lr quality. It would be useful, too, he mental S ervices. T h e r e have been none In the last 30 days. said If people refueled their v e ­ hicles after 7 p.m. We’re pleased w ith this." 'O u r expectations are high." County Com m ission Chairm an Carlton H enley said. In other business Tuesday, th e com m issioners reuddressed the need for the county to be p r e ­ pared for any Y2K co m p u ter problems at the start o f the Year 2000. "W e want to know who Is us­ f ■* MlXT lll/UIMlllHMIII ing w hat." H enley said. ‘ W e need to know what p roblem s exist. W e have to have a uni­ form system ." Com m issioner Randy M orris lom crs in the TUska Ride sub­ division, W ood crest. Sunrise. Splcewood. B aer Lake Crossing, Li just 3 days until / \ s mm 111 H E R . One Day Only! Saturday, April 17th C e le b ra te o u r 9 7 th A n n iv e rs a ry 1 5 - throughout 5 0 % o f f tho storo! Doors open at 8 a.m. with Doorbuster Savings until noon! JCPenney’ w w w .jcpenney.com ” H �4A Se™vip Herald S.m*oni Florida WnJoes<l,i> April ' i '999 mmmm Kids will love pizza birthday cake CALENDAR Blond Bunk Scrtom a Club Central Florida Blood Honk i* asking donors of oil types blood especially O type donors to donate at its Sanford branch, 1.102 E, Second St For inform ation. roll .122 0822 Fite Scrtoma C lu b of South Sem inole County, dedicated to the advancement of speech and hearing children meets every Thursday morning, (rotti 7 30 io 8 30 a m . at the Florida lio s plial Senior Citizens Center. 1097 Sand Pond Like Hoad which connects to L ik e Kmma Hoad, one mile south of Lik e Mary Boulevard Potential m em bers are Invited to attend For Information, rail Gene Prestera. 14071 767 1234 Scottish Kite Club Meeting and dinner will b e held on the second W ednesday ol each month at 7 p m at the Sanlnrd Lodge *02 F’ftAM The lodge is located at 212 Park A vt North. Sanford For m ore mformatton rail 14071 .122-20111 R ecovery, Inc lire o v m Inc . is a sell help mental health orgaui/allon tor people who suffer from panic attacks depression fears an d general nervous symptoms. For information call 660-2003. or 890-5900 TO PS Local Chapter 232 of T O P S in UmgW'ood (Take O lf Pounds Nensthlyi meets rverv W edn es day at ti 30 p tit , in the audtto Mum of South Seminole H o s p i­ tal. 555 W State Hoad 43-1 ■ugwood W eighing begins at a 30 p m Lite Apopka ch ap ter meets every W ednesday, at 9 30 a m .it L tk rvirw C h r is ­ tian Church 1400 Bear Utke Hoad Apopka For infonnatlou ( i l l 14071 293-5048 Nit r-A non Nar-Atuiti inert s every Wednesday at 8 p m at O r­ lando Hrglnnal South Sem inole Hospital 555 W est Stair Hoad 131 Laigw ood Nar Anon is a support group open to fam ilies and friends ol addicts Join for support in coping with y ou r addit t gain serenity to m ake decisions and put your live back in focus. Call (407) 3223434 333-9204. or 294 6504 for more inform ation. W eight W atchers A local chapter of Weight W atchers meets at the Like Marv Community Building every Thursday trnm I 15 to 6 45 p m C O O K IE PIZZA N O The Omni Toastmasters C lub *6861 will meet at 5 30 p m every Thursday at the AAA Building I(XX) AAA Drive, Heathrow Guests and prospec live m em bers are welcome Call Jim O tip u - ‘142 5227 lor In form ation R e c o \c r\ Fresh Start Kccnverv pro gram s otters P2 step supimrt groups lor those experiencing life-controlling problem s Hie groups meet every Thursday, at 7 30 p m at D e su m church. 3110 Howell Branch Hoad. W inter Park For information i all 382 3232 or 384 H I35 For the M&M topping 1/2 cup unsalted butler at room temperature t B ounce package cream cheese softened 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 pound confectioners sugar M&Ms 4 ounces white chocolate (optional) S en ior Friends For “ pepperom" topping 2/3 cup seedless red jam such as The Colum bia Medical Ceil trr-Sanford C hapter of Senior Frtrnds meets eveiy second Thursday, at 10:30 a in at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 K. Seminole Blvd Interesting and timely program s are featured monthly plus social exchange /Ml Seniors are welcome For Information, call Liz Liwlor Ul rector. 321-4500. F.xt. 5784 Blue G rass Pickers Kotury C lu b of Lake Mary meets Thursday m ornings, 1 30-8 30 a m., at the Marriott Counvard. off West L ike Mary C onta( t M lkr McLean, president, at 3245062 Sanford Blue G rass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 0 10 p m . at the Greater Sanford C h am b er of Commerce tick ers and gn n n ers arc welcome. 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I ......... t h a t you a r e lo o k in g fo r a s o lu t io n th a t w ill a v o id confrontation. Invest in it keyless entry sys­ tem for y o u r new h om e, and ch an ge the entry code the day a f t e r y o u r in -lu w s d e p a r t It that isn't fe a s ib le , I suggest a heart-lii-heiirt discussion about v n n r p r i v a c y , o r re -k e y Oillin k s after they leave. DKAH A B it5 t io ,.h..ol t.. h. m arried tor tin- third tun. to i woman who is al*n twice ilivorccd I love her dearlv and I know -he loves me hilt there S .1 plohlelll < rissv wants to keep bet last married name tor the sake of her d a u g h l er so that she and loo daughter will have the same last name The daughter, ".l.inn i* !l. and I ’rissy is worried that .lame will feel abandoned if her mother has a different last name She also says it's easier if '( bool records and medical records show her mother having the same last name ADMirilSTRAnOft Doug Ferzt-r Pubiisfer ■/argarel fkiscren 0u5iness Marager Ke-iie Werner Manjijer John Cottrtian Peler F Kacl.l Julian Latnroo MfjfTaj Dwltvwry S1‘i5 0 S VI U0 i7HG0 Mad \'M (X) V4BQ0 S'jfc (JO Florata llevderils l(W /% sales 1d« t(j its.'.'; rates CM . DF.AIt M l N \ M I M u lt ip le m arriages and hlcridi-d l.ittiilu* are so coitirnon lio s. il.iv* 1l 1.1t' vour wife is w o n \ tug needless ly about her d .iu g lili i * school and medical re c o rd * H ow ever, if she's afraid .la n ie w o u ld feel "a lu iiiilu u e d " it sh e * (In milv person in tin* h o u s e h o ld w iili tile furnier name, a i iuiipi ionise ■ might lie to liv plo u.iti Itci pi 1 se ll! n am e vv 11li M i n i s It's a* popular practice a m o n g proli * sion.il women Vhlu *h«ift • hit itt ilr »1 . iiir * in Iwtl hiHtklrfs \M(> » I .« trtf 11« III • ||H•' .411(1 ',\Ml> * Mtil • I -1%•*Ml* II* r i|H-% I *• Iirtlt l xi ml 1 Imixiim ,, x141 11 sell ti 1fi%* li(|H |i)mx 1(|i i L hi moro v dill* 1 f1 tf ' I ’Ct |i« r If*14#1%li t %| >1 1 1 . 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Christmas arid New Years by Republic Newspapers Inc • 300 N French Ave , Sanford FI 32771 (407)831-9993 2 For the piila 1/2 cup butter or margarine at room temperature 3/4 cup brown sugar 1 eqg t teaspoon vanilla 34 cup hour pinch salt 1/2 teaspoon bakinq powder 1/2 teaspoon bakinq sotia 1 cup roller! oats Jonilee M.imn Linda Spas/ti "S e n i/ig Seminole County Since IW S " Wednesday. Aprill4. 1999 • Vol, 91. No 165 Write to us: t____ 300 N. French Avenue f g P * Sanford. FL 32771 V ▼1 E-Mall us: COOKIE PIZZA NO l nr the crus! IB chocolate wafer cookies 1/4 cup butter mellrd 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon In -la w s’ in vasion o f p riv a c y puts cou p le on the defen sive Seminole Herald We need your input and opinions. Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. in a small saucepan over medium low heat xlimng constantly Dn/rleovvr the pizza as <heese It you choose to make the p-pp-r om topping Spread the jam or (rust mg around the pir/a leaving a 1 inch tinnier ol crust Distribute the Tool Me roll slices as you would sausage Carefully melt (be white choenfate in a small saucepan over medium low heat, stirnng constantly |in//b over the jur/a as cheese 5 .eld tfi servings itecipe from the New (.(toil Cake tbsik tiy Diana Balsass A A Norton A f o ret; adapted liv hri ten Stewart student N.-w England Culinary Institute Montp her Vt tki.Kl i'lMSSrriilii �Sen inoi*? Herald, Sanlord Florida ■Wednesday April 14 1999 5A ^ w a fv o flH ^ C N IM IS I F O O D 1750 Sun S h adow Dr. Suite 130 Casselberry, FL 32707 (Winn Dude n Sun L.iku PUl/.i) Tol. 696-8330 Fnx 696-8335 3385 U S Hwy 17-92 Suite 141 CeaMlberry, FL 32707 (by Publi* Super Market) Now Tel. 339-1788 Fa* 339-7837 L S e r u in f t Open Dally l o r li T a k f , o i,T m k Trim \ 1 Luncheon Special S 3 .9 5 •. N . Mon - Sun. It OO a m - 3.30 p m (Served with Hoist Perl Fried Rice A Fri§ t? or cm at lads) I nrmcrl) D i m i l t u w i i Sub Sl.idoti Subs • Soups • S ;1 1; h Is It c i * D elivers In D o w n to w n s.m lord I Any 7" Sub * chips and drink Hours Mon thru Sal 10 30 a rn l o 3 p m Phone 328-1030 or Fa* 328-1031 2 0 ‘) W is t i trM M re e t S a n fo rd ? II SJ ! ......o \ * k ! ■ :» 1 0 / 5 M agnolia Sanford. FL 3 2 / 7 1 4 0 / 3 0 / //S O 4 0 / 3 0 / /H 23 aaunr i » t i i i n » t 1. * l_/ C H IN A S T ★ R UJ r * j \j \ ID S3 "til) $ A .50 \ w iriiu i D.mi'ti O d in s/»i i.tlis nnii'ts In.m ii »• kin in n r u n nil Nil IMM.ION I Wiritl I I ■l llssIM, I'llM 31 2874 S. Sanford Ah .. Sanlord ■407-322-1652 or 407-324-4343 Live Entertainment Belt Ladies Night in Town i f - Lunch & Dinner Specials Catering Available live This Meek at Wolffs BRAVE MEN 530 N P a lm etto Ave., S an lord FL (IN TH E M ONRO E HARBOR M ARINA) •1S f fit < ,: 4 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 1 5 0 j] i ‘ 'Kissf‘ r e n c h EatItafian A t A fo n a L isa isto ra n te Bottle ot rtine «your choice) with 2 dinners limit one per taDie with coupon Not valid with any other otters or discounts E*p 4-17-99 __________________ Hour* 3SCC*. Jusi 1 Linen 11 3C•230Les ■Fr, Dtf-re' 430- Id T^es -Sun ' 7-92 - • . w ;c Delivered To Home, O ffice, Workplace 7 Days a Week! From 8 - 11 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 -8 5 5 4 • F a x (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 -1 0 0 8 2511 S a n fo r d A v e . S a n fo r d , F L 327 7 3 Q hZ i i A J iiih N T LUNCH SERVED M-F 11 a.m . to 2 p.m. - Specials Daily II you're looking lor o happening spot to hang out with frit*lids or ,i restaurant that oilers some ol the best food in the area, Stooges Nightclub is your place. U xated at the corn er of Park Avenue and 25th Street, the locally owned and operated establishment has been serving the residents ol Sanlord and Sem inole County for quite some lime. Great food at great prices is the motto of Stooges They oiler dally lunch specials that arc served hot and fresh ior those busy busi­ ness people on the go There Is also an oyster har that serves up the freshest hand shucked oyster around (Tab and shrimp arc a specialty at the night­ club. You won't he able to llud more succulent crab legs served at su< Ii a low price anywhere to the county in addition, there is also a lull <mnplitnent ol sandwiches, linger foods and salads dial are sure to sattslv the biggest and pickiest appetites without draining anyone's budget Alter en|oving a nice dinner, stick around and lake part in the night llle at Stooges. Every night there is som ething going on. in addition to the pool tables and dart boards that are enjoyed by many Wednesday night is Karaoke night al Stooges. Patrons who want to express their exhibitionist side and sing lo the crowd can compete In a coolest and win prt/es. Lillies are the them e ol the evening on Thursday, a s the more feminine customers enjoy two lor one drinks from 9 p.m. until close. Stooges com es alive on Friday and Saturday nights Live music is provided on both nights lor dancing, singing along or simply enjoying. Tills weekend, tin- Hack Water Hand will be performing. Head on out to Stooges and raise your enter­ tainment level a notch or two. Beside enjoying one ol the b e s t restaurants in town, you'll also be able lo kick back and have an evening filled wiili fun. music and good friends. FRIDAY FRESH CATFISH or HADDOCK , S U H O A Y S 9 am to N o o n I Ills Mrrks Ir.ilurr I jin* PnMlliir-r .iilit I s t (III »i lillllrt W h e r e Ih c S a n fo rd n ig h llifc is s l i l l a liv e x v N m M " «• FULL BR EAKFAST BAR .inti ( ,r .i n II.m m 's.m-,u:e I'n--.li St . s r u ^ \ hill Smite (..iimrm Oil .mil On I’remix I'ul. .uu I itiililmi <tnlilrrn ki m-N mm * n 11 hlktfri Ink Iren Mui iirui 'Imiiiii tm lm lrs: Ix il" Hurtle I n c - lli-i u ll- MOM. • THURS 1100 AM - 18:80 PM FRI A SAT. 11 00 AM • 11:00 PM SUNDAY 12 00 NOON • 10:00 PM hm v \ * Sergios SU PER BU FFET AM. DAY IIUFFKT • OPEN 7 DAYS 1.CNV1I 11 1 * DINNER l '» * SUNDAY DINNER A!.!. DAY Turkey & Mount ttw f Fresh From Own Daily tit I PM • O ver 50 limns • Salad Har • D e s e rt * Mi-nu M.tv V.irv 328-6788 • 2508 S. French Ave » Hwy 17 92 & 25th SI.. Sanlord IT « There's still room for your restaurant on this page! I o r as lin k * as $ 3 l ) / w e e k , v o u r a d w ill a p p e a r o n th is pagi*. h ig h lig h tin g th e best Uu a l re s ta u ra n ts . ( )nce you c o m m it to lo w e e k s , w e w i l l d o a i v \ ie w s to r\ lo r y o u F e a tu r in g .ill o f tin* g re a t th in g s y o u r b u s in e s s has to n ite r. Don't Wait... Call Today! Seminole llerolil • S 22-2()ll Daily Lunch Specials Oyster Bar Crab 6i Shrimp # Open 11am till 2am 7 Days a week (407) 302-6337 > o u fte W ) SOME I IF Ol/H IU EKKT ITEMS IN< l.l lit • Swh T Sniir ( hit k*n * Hi of sv Briumli • SaiiUiif MijshhHim* • Siht'.iporr Hin* N imhUc ' • Kf{8 Hull • Ow n ILikud ( "c k m • Vigitable I*ai Mem • Shrimp * "t kt.nl • In * r« .mi • IV|i|* r Strait •Sesame ( ‘httrkvn * ftif iMJui* Ktba • IH l^nito • Fish • (i.irlu riiukuti Wiii|! • Much Much Mon- Ita lia n R estaurant • Kleganl Dining • \ullientir Italian EuiMiie • Hail) I.him h anti HininT SjMTials • I'rtTiikT Servin’ • Lunch Ham - I pm • Hiiinrr 4 pm 10 pm • Krsmatkm ucliiniif • Cunlen iht- • Mining Kmmi kailablc ^llwnk lou Otilrar^ HorIda fur 10 suiTfwifMl Ifars! J Corner ot 25th Si A Park Ave In Sanford • Full Liquor Har • Spurt'* Har • Ilappi Ilnur I pmtu7 pm • Hail) Drink Spciiak • Hig 01inch l\ • l lur I Well Drink" Draft • lViol rubles ami Darts • karanlhi' • 1*1 • \prll Kith X 17th <°> q n .Cot a o o .^ s . _ (a IXXl hi: “>U2 I 1 4 h i I’lncs I m il lam U 'f *: fa ^ C 2 (a u ia * < ( | = (a sum.shim v i:\i.riiiw Ruby l.h e M usic /Timid Yrw Im jllon^ l.u<jlnt I Mill* North of lake Mur> ttlul • Hi-IIImi \IU liquor -MINT Ui I,iiulo Dr. Sanford 323-10 ill 32:t-!MM3 ^ " m i n i .hi Itlu l • l .isM-llH-m 834-2800, O pen 7 Days h im j! i , $ 3 Ii B u llrl S4.f)_i D lm m Itnffet Sti.Jk" Mint - Sal. o ° o $ 1 ° ° f f f y ■ M in im u m I ’u r c h a s r 3 * S 2 0 .0 0 D iiir - ln o r i 8! I ! T a k e - O iil W c o u p o n C ]l- — — — - — — ~ - [ L 0 f f O im ic i* - - - — — - - - - I I I * I �9QHHI • A • Seminole Herald. Sanford. Honda • Wednesday. Apr* 14,1999 W hat do es this ch eck m ean? By Brace WHUsom certainty a large headache. You would be wise to consider calling an attor­ ney and having a simple will execut ed. You'll sleep better afterward. DEAR RRUCK; I would like your cri tiauc of the enclosed check It was un solicited, and the material from the bonk doesn't tell me w ry much. Why was It sent to me? — J.S . Covington. Ky DEAR J.8.: The check you enclosed, which, by the way. has expired, was worth (3 So. If you (lip the check over, the reason becomes clear Your credit card company is trying to sell you a U 9M annual membership, which will be charged lo your credit card The benefits are immaterial — the 13 .V) is bait, because once you cash the check you agree to lake the 139 M credit card protection, etc. It is pretty clear to me what they are up to. and hoprfully now H is clear to you as well. DEAR BRUCE I haw made* my own will and appointed one of my itaiigh ters as executrix. I have Iwn notary public witnesses and enough life in surence for my funeral I have staled that after ail mv expenses are paid, my money is lo be divided among my six children Eriends are Irllmg me that my executrix daughter will have to hire an attorney and go to protule court. I can't believe this is true — CJ. Chelmsford. Mass DEAR C J : Well, your friends are correct on the second point The will has to go to probate court or surro Optimistic speaker Douglas Blalack of Sanford, a student at the Florida School for the Deal and Blind, won second place in the Optimist International Speech Contest. The First Coast Chapter ol Optimist International sponsored its annual communica­ tion contest lor students who are deat/hard ol hearing. Douglas was among 10 students who par­ ticipated in the competition BRUCE W IL L IA M S DEAR BRUCE: I have heard some thing about Roth IRAs for children's education. My bank doesn't seem to have any information. Can you help me? - T P , Toledo, Ohio DEAR T.P.: It's not really an IRA, but the Roth law does allow you to con­ tribute (500 each calendar year to an account that will work tax free for col­ lege expenses. The donor must quali­ fy in terms of income limitations, but this is a relatively easy rule to get around legally. The money will stay there until the child is ready for col lege, and in the event it is not spent by the age of 30 it then must be dis­ tributed and taxed In terfiled in buying or telling a house* Let Bruce W illiam ' “Haute .Smart* be your guide. Price: til9S. plus thipping and handling Call 1ton 1 994 1733 tSend your quettioni to: Smart Money. P O Box S03. Elfrrs. FL 34U0 E mail to bethlilmgte net Questions of general interest will be answered in future columns Owing to the volume o f mail, pertonal replies cannot be provided l Sanford ordinance would restrict newsracks SfAFK WRITER SANFORD • S taff for the City o f Sanford are continuing to work on a proposed ordinance that would limit the number o f newsracks that can be In one place. Representatives from area vcndori.. met with city staff Tuesday to discuss possible city-wide restrictions on newsracks. The draft ordinance Is aim ed ut preventing the clutter and Inappropriate placement of newsracks. The vendors said that the newsrack ordinance would work better If applied only In the downtown and waterfront area. *lt's one thing within a d e ­ fined street-scape area.* Urad Kuhn, single copy manager for Orlando Sentinel Communica­ tions. said. "Out. when we have a defined brand Identity and you take It away from ue city-w ide, if you single out new spapers, you're talking about n first amendm ent Is­ sue.* Kuhn said that to apply the n ew srack ordinance city-w ide. Sanford would need to show a m andate for why the ordi­ nance Is being applied throughout the city. Doug FeU er. publisher of the Seminole Herald, sold the C ity will receive support from the media for downtown newsruck restrictions. J a y Marder. director o f en­ gin eerin g and planning for the City, said that enforcem ent of a clty-w tde newsrack ordi­ nance would be difficult for the code enforcem ent officers. Th e C ity Com m ission will hold hcurlngs on April 20 and M ay 10. Marder sold the April 2G hearing will likely be al the 3 p.m. com m ission w ork ses­ sion. "W e're Just trying to come la som e reasonable accom m oda­ tion so we don't have 24 m u l­ ticolored n rw rn cks in a ro w .* M arder said. Kuhn said that black or d a rk green would b e m ore a p p e a l­ ing colors than the fed era l brow n color b e in g con sid ered by Dm* city, lie also said th e city should co n s id er placin g newsracks on pedestals to a l­ low multiple publications in one location. T h e proposal w ou ld prohibit newsracks from unreasonably Interfering with th e flow o f p e ­ destrian or veh icu la r traffic. Marder said h e would p r e ­ fer lim its In th e dow ntow nwaterfront area. Instead o f city-w ide lim its. Under the proposal, d is ­ cussed by the C ity C om m is­ sion In February, there w ould be u maximum o f three ra rk s to be tied togeth er, with no m ore than six located In o n e P la c e .,, p ic staiu km ls w ould . » m inim um amount o f fcnTlHat clusters o f newsracks Nawtracka lino tha sidewalks on Palmetto Avonuo, across form tha Sanford Pool Office. ran be placed neur each other. All newsracks In liie First Street corridor would be maintained *tn u neat and dean condition and In good repair ul all lim es.*" Ylie news- racks would I m- » uniform r " lor Karb newsrack would lie maintained reasonably free o f dirt and grease. Tlie newsrarks would be reasonably free o f chipped, faded, peeling & Collectibles EVER and rn irk ed paint In visible areas. The paper or cardboard purls or Inserts would be reasonably free o f tears peeling or fuding. The structural parts would not be broken or unduly misshapen. YTHIN0OLD IS NEWA0AIN. This. Week’sFeature Business: If you would like to meet two ladies with a lot of southern charm, then just go lo Yesteryears in Historical Down-town Sanford. The owners of Ycstetyears, Sharon Huggins and her moth­ er, Jeri Mitchell, opened their doors in 1997. Jeri was bom in Mississippi and Sharon in Florida, which lends to the south­ ern charm of the antique store. Sharon and Jeri owned a Hallmark store in Macon, Georgia for over 10 years. This explains the impeccable customer ser­ vice that each patron receives at Yesteryears. In fact, one of their favorite parts o f the business is when customers come in just to chat, whether they buy anything or not. Sharon puts aside part of her shop to cany items from the most outstanding dealers. Items that are available ore Crabtree and Evelyn. York Wallpaper. Howard Furniture Polish, Rose Window, Victorian Line and Fenton Glassware. Adding to the charm of the antique store nestled in Downtown Sanford, Yesteryears is adjacent to the Willow Tree Restaurant. Patron can take in a quiet lunch und then head into the shop to see some of the finest gifts and collectibles available in Seminole County. ^Antiques, Gifts, ancl Collectibles ❖ Early Attic ♦ Florals Speculijing in Mahogany & OakRehashedFurniture 4* Victorian Lines HISTORICAL DOWNTOWN SANFORD ■ l l l l * V H U L H*raM Photo by Tommy W e a r* — w n r Sharon Huflolns show* a Mmpta of what Yaataryoara haa to offer. Ownara Sharon and har mothar Jeri MSchsil (not picturad) oponad thair doora In 1W7. W 204 E A S T FIRST STREET, ? SAN FO RO , 32771 3 Downtown Sanford Cfesteryears 203A E. 1»l S tm t • Sanford, FL 32771 Sharon Huggins Refinishing Shop DeLand (407) 323-3457 (40 7) 321-4477 (904) 736-951 B[ "We don't call it old, we call it 'antique'." "I don't think it's ugly, I think it's unique." "It isn't silly, it's simply quaint." 'It doesn't need tossing, it just needs paint." Hnmsr ihiuutJi our ih.irnuny house built In 1008. uhrrr you util find an Inivmsiing blent of uhl .mil nru dM C O L L E C T IB L E S ■Treasures lo linml down fur generations.’ Conveniently located In Doivntoirn Sanford. We offer Sltclley. Royal Daultnns, Nippon*. Roseville, limoges, Hull, and Hall. We also offer (lie largest selection o f Hone China anti Qiintx in Sanford. For convenient Itours, locations, and best selections. Visit St Johns Bay 616 W E S T F IR S T S T R E E T • SANFORO. FLOHIDA 32771 (4 0 7 ) 3 2 8 -0 6 2 5 4 0 7 -3 3 0 -0 6 0 8 JEW EI.RI • LAMPS • \KT A YCCESSOKIES A d v ertise in th is directory for only $30 p er w eek a n d g et a p ro file d o n e o n y o u r business. (1/2 Block W aal 0 1 Hwy 17-02) I I * When it comes to antiques, it's all in the eye of the beholder to decide what's a treasure. W H O L E S • .NEW ElkN ITI RE (HII0I.ESM.E) . lOl.I.FCTIIll.FN c.i i i v v . c r y s t a l . s t e r l i n g • s ii a e r p l y t e • l in e n s 2 0 5 East First St. Suite F Sanford, F L 32771 / /f lI H A / /V I ^ r iK * - ! * Call 322-2611 �3U 88 Sports 41 □ Seminole Herald % HACKERS TIE FOR 1ST OVIEDO - W ith his team back Intact m anager Mickey Norton feels the PDSH ackers are read y to make a ru n for the cham pionship In the Oviedo Recreation Department W om en's M on­ day Night Spring Slow Pitch Softball l U LLeague. A n d If Monday night's 19B thumping o f league­ leading Select at the Oviedo Softball Com plex means anything, he Is right. Jaudon Marietta came up a double short o f hitting for the cycle, finishing with a single, triple and home run os the Hackers tied Select for first place In the league. Oviedo High School soft­ ball coach Anna Hollis fin ­ ished with three hits and Roseanne Pry hit a single and a double. W inning pitcher Theresa W alburger and Sarah R eeber d m had two base hits. PAL/AAU HOOPS SANFORD - T h e Seminole C ounty PAL (Police Athletic League) Basketball League will be holding tryouts for a nlne-and-U nder AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Tram . Tryouts w ill be held this Thursday, at 0:30 p.m. T o qualify fo r a nine-yearold team you must be nine years old on August 31st o f 1099 or be tn the third grade and 10 years old. T o register fo r tryouts or for m ore Information contact C oach Taylor at 328-7728. WRESTLING TONIGHT DAYTONA BEACH - W CW (W orld Cham pionship W restling) will hold a b ig night o f matches at the Ocean Center In Daytona Beach tonight, starting at 7:30 p.m. O n the card are Rick . S teiner vs. Scott S tein er Konnan vs. Scott Hall: Steve 'M on go* McM lchael and Dean Molenko vs. Barry W indham and Curt llennlg: Rey Mysterlo J r. vs. Chris Jericho: Jerry Flynn vs. Er­ nest T h e C a t' M iller. Hugh M orrus vs. Norm an Smiley; and Prince laukea vs. Mike Enos. Tickets are on sale at the Ocean Center Box Office and all Tlcketm aster loca­ tions. Order b y phone with Visa o r Mastercard at (407) 83B-3B00. * i GYMNASTS QUALIFY W IN TER SPRING S - 11 Ace Gym nastics Center athletes have qualified for the Regional Gymnastics Competition to be held In Baton Rouge. Louisiana on April 16-th rou gh -18. Qualifying at Level 10 were Jennifer Baldridge, Ertn Brender, Ashley Brown, Mary N ell Pate. Ka­ tie Pokrana. Sharon Wain. Chrtsty Young and Alyssa Zam brtsld. Earning the honor at Level 9 were Christina Klngslond. Jenna Manikowski and Melissa Wason. Wildcats win in a waltz Undefeated Winter Park thumps Lake Mary in boys lacrosse LAKE MARY - Losing to W inter Park really doesn't matter too much. Sure. It would have been nice to knock off the best team in Central Florida. If not the entire state, but the Lake Mary boys lacrosse team Is In the sam e position regard less, despite Its 14-3 loss on Senior n Night at Don T. Reynolds Stadium Tuesday evening. Lake Mary la still In fifthplace In the Central _______ ______ Florida standings and six teams make the playoffs. If the Rama run the table over the next two gam es at Lyman Thursday and home against Flagler-Palm Coast from Bunnell on Saturday, the R u m should be secure in the fifth •pot and m ake the playoffs. A loss tn either game, both of which should be wtnnabie. would put the Rams In • logjam with several other teams for the final spots. Lake Mary coach Jbn Marino said he wants the wtns Just to get another shot at Winter Park. to win • — ....... Winter Park knocked off Lake Brantley, w iping out a huge deficit, early In the season and beat Oviedo last week after struggling for moot o f the first half. "W e just want another shot at Winter Park next week.* he said. I f we lose one of these gam es coming up. we might make ft but there's • bunch o f foams with five losses. If we wtn both we're definitely In/ L a * night. W inter Park made ■ statement. The W ildcats Jumped out 2 -0 early and went u p 3 -0 as the attack beat the Maty defense for closeig o s k Lyman. Lake Mary's opponent Thursday, la one those teams ne of the with ftve losses. The Incentive will be there for the defenseoriented Oreyhounds. but Mary has been on s roll since losing Its first two games o f the T h e Rams fought back. Bobby Link got the R u m on the board, taking ■ feed from Adorn Kurtr an d. a few minutes later, after Lake Mary missed on a pow er play opportunity. Kurtr took a pass from Link to cut it to Winter Park came into last night's game at 10-0, coming off a tournament wtn In Atlanta when It became one of Florida's W inter Park went finding holes In the defense and ran straight goals to kill momentum and take SANFORD - T h e Sanford Youth Football Association (SYFA) will be registering for the First Annual J eff Blake Football Com p over the next few weekends. Registration for the comp will be held at several CHAM PS Sporting Goods' locations: • Saturday. A p ril 17th at Altamonte Mall. Stephen Braggs, former Miami Dol­ phin. will sign autographs. • Saturday, M ay 1 at O r­ lando Fashion Square Mall. * Saturday, May 8 at Oviedo Marketplace. * Saturday. May 15 at Sem inole Tow ne Center. Registrations w ill also be held at the 'Just For Feet* on S.R. 436 In Altamonte Springs on May 15. lim e s at all locations will be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Th e Football Camp, for boys and girls ages 7-to17. will be held May 22-23 at Sem inole H igh School with present and former NFL players, the Seminole High couching stu ff and the SYFA coaching staff pro­ viding Instruction. Cost Is $90 fo r two days or $50 for one day. Please see Briefs. Pago 2B on a roll, Lake Mary off three the R um ' a 0 -3 lead at the half. It got worse tn the third quarter. Lake M ary w aa playing without face-off m an Peter Kkn and Winter Park controlled possession. It w a s 8 -2 before Lake Mary made a last effort at coming back when Stuart Barks scored on a feed from Link. Once again. W inter Park •quashed the Ram s' momentum, scoring seconds later and. after ■ barrage of scores. It was g a r­ bage time. Winter Park capitalised Jbraughout the gam e on power plays, scoring on each one until the final m inutes, but t^We Mary goaltender Todd C h em er pwyer well throughout, yielding only point-blank shots while playing well through three quartern before M arino emptied With 2:03 rem aining tn the game. Ryan McLane Lake Mary’s final goal. SCC softball team sets season victory record SANFORD - It has been an up-and-down yea r for the Seminole Com m unity C o lleg e softball team. But It has also been a re c o rd ­ setting one. The Raiders set a record for the most wtns In a season w hen It edged Santa Fe Comm unity College from G ainesville. 3 -2 . for their 34th w in o f (h e year. The victory breaks the record o f 33 w ins set by the IBB5 SCC team, the Inaugural season for fast pitch softball. But even the re cord -b rea k in g victory w as bitter-sweet a s the Raiders (34-20-1 overall) had dropped the open ing gam e o f Tuesday's M ld-Flortda C o n fe r­ ence doubleheader. 7-2. and the tram Is still at .500 (1 1 -1 1 ) in conference play. Th e Saints are 2 6 - IB - l overall and 14-8 In the M FC after the split. SCC had reached the .5 0 0 mark tn the conference on S at­ urday as It swept a d o u b le ­ header from St. John s R iver Community C ollege from Palatka that w as also played at Raider H eld. The Raiders took the pair from the V ikin gs In Im pressive fashion, w inning 7-0 and B -l. SCC w ill now go on the road for a conference dou h leh eader at Lake C ity Com m unity C o lleg e on Thursday starting at 2 :3 0 p.m. before returning hom e for Its final two hom e dates o f the season. On Saturday. Manatee C o m ­ Cross Bones scored six runs tn the first Inning and three runs In the second Inning and built a 10*0 lead after three innings before holding on for a 12-8 victory over Liberty Mutual. In the oth er gam e. Traffic Safety took a 4 ­ 0 lead In the top o f the first Inning and then turned the gam e Into a rout by scoring nine runs In the third Inning on Die w ay to a 2 7 ­ 6 hum bling o f league-leading Map Attack. Cross Bones and Map Attack arc both 0- ALTAMONTE SPRINGS • Lake Brantley continued to play out•tandtng lacrosse as the Patriota boys crushed vtslttng West Orange. 23-3, at Tom Story Field Tuesday night. Doing the scoring for Lake Brantley (11-3) were Shellhammer (seven goals). Ifogan (five goals). Quinn (three goals) and Favero, Hummel. Phegly, AHe. Lerch. Lorffel. Berger and Hall (one goal each). The Patriots will close out the regular season by hooting w inleaa Seminole on Thursday at 7 p.m. at Tom Story Field. OVIEDO • After • night o f upseta early last week It looked like the Seminole Athletic C o n ­ ference softball had returned to normal when the top trains broke losing streaks. Then came Tuesday night. O viedo remained red-hot after recovering from a slow start this season as Sarah Reeber hurled a three-hit shutout as the Lions blanked stale-ranked Winter S p rin g s 3 -0 . Formsr Laka Hows! star Jsn Gtospta (above) hit a homo run in a firstQsma loss to Santa Fs Commungy Cotogs, but SCC cams back to wti ths nightcap and sst a singls-ssason record tor victories at Raider Field. Tie in A A A Lake M ary Softball League The City o f Lake Mary Department o f Parks and Recreation AAA Polar Bear Slow Pitch Softball League will com e to a close tonight at the Lake Mary Sports Complex with the cham pionship still on the line. PATRIOTS STAY HOT ■ u n n EDITOR j M f c _____________ SI*UKrS SCC had won the first game over the Vikings last Saturday by taking little bites, n ever scoring more than two runs In an Inning. But the offense was more than enough for Kat Ctccarone as the freshman hurler struck out ftve and threw a five-hit shut out. Doing the damage for the Raiders were Lake Mary's Jeannle Mans |3-for-4. two runs). Bent Rogers (2-for-2. run. RBI). Andrlanne Reddltt (2-for-3. two runs, two RBI). Lymans M i­ randa Schuitx (2-for-3. two RBI). Candice Hays (2-for-4. double, two runs). Tiffany M ar­ tin (2-for-5. RBI). Deanna O sbom ( l- fo r - l. RBI). Lake H ow ­ ell's Jen Gillespie (double) and Kelli Vetter (single). SCC took Immediate charge o f the second game, scoring four runs tn the bottom o f the first inning and holding SJRCC scoreless unUl the sixth and f i ­ nal Inning. i SM fiCC. Page 2S *We missed too many oppor­ tunities/ Martno said. *We Just need to think about getting Into the playoffs. If we win both, we're in no matter what/ Oam e tlmr at Lyman on Thursday Is 7 p.m. Shake up continues in softball munity College from Bradenton comes calling for a d o u b le ­ header and next Tu esday, Daytona Beach Community College pays a visit to Raider Field for an M FC d o u b le­ header. Those two dates w ill begin at 2:30 p.m. The Raiders will then clo se out the regular season with a trip to Leesburg to face LakeSumter Community College in a conference doubleheader b e ­ ginning at 4 p.m. next T h u rs ­ day. LAKE MARY - It should be an Interesting evening In Lake Mary. SYFA-JEFF BLAKE FOOTBALL CAMP . 3. while Liberty Mutual a n d Traffic Safety are both 3-0. Tonight's doubleheader w ill begin at 6 :3 0 p m. and the results will h ave a defin ite bearing on the league results. Providing the offense w ere: Cross Bones: three hits _ W ally W ilan d (triple, three runs). M elissa Lanza (two runs. RBI). Jennifer Rengel (run): two h its _ Sheryl Stock (double, two runs, RBI), Steve Chapman (ran, two RBI): o n e hit Ellen Engle (double, run. two RBI). Dave" N o b le (double, RBI), J a y W itherspoon (run. RBI), Tony Pomales; on e run _ J im Bowen. Liberty Mutual: three h its _ Trevor C a ld ­ well (two doubles, two runs, three RBI): two hits _ Sam Copeland (dou ble, run. RBI). Aaron Freel (double, two runs). A n d rew Wilson (RBI); one hit _ S kip Bowen (double, run. RBI). Paul B urchfield [run, RBI). Nancy Dtvlta (RBI). Fran M cC ain (run). Tom Ramsey. Traffic Safety: four hits _ A1 S chaefer (home run, four runs, four RBI). Gordon Drews (three runs, six RBI). Juson Back (three runs, four RBI): three hits Nancy Schaefer (live runs. RBI). G reg S tu ff (four runs, three RBI), CLarisa Carm ona (three runs, three RBI): two hits _ D avid Lambert (home run, three runs, five RBI). Kevin Kwus (two runs). Map Attack: two hlta _ D oyle Kirkland (two runs): one hit _ Tom Royal (double, run. RBI). Mike Mouacr (run. two RBI). G eoff Baldwin (run). Bob Hanklnson (RBI). Brett Vanderbrlnk: one run _ Brad Hulme: one RBI _ Mila Belghle. tswf hmmI CrMaBMM ooosos. a u •3 1 11a. 13 IT TtmOa S afety 438 7S. 37 3S 10809. • 7 A ll o f Oviedo's scoring came In the bottom o f the sixth Inning as Alison Parker drove In two runs and Lima Field piatrd (he third and Reeber (5-5) did the rest a s the Lions Improved to 17-8 on the season. Lake Howell, which came on late last season to finish second In the district tournament, has also been playing outstanding softball o f late and pulled off Its biggest victory yet. upsetting Lake Mary 5-4 at the home o f the defending state champions. The Stiver Hawks (10-9) look a 2-0 lead In the top o f the s ec­ ond Inning, but the Rams (1 7 ­ 4) rallied lo tie the contest with single runs In the second and fourth Innings. Lake Howell then took the gam e for good by scoring three runs In the top o f the fifth In ­ ning. Lake Mary mounted one last rally, scoring two runs in the slxtli Inning, but Kimball came on to shut the door on the Rams and save the victory for Heather Boraum (7-4). Jenny Rhlner and Ferrell led the w ay for the Silver Hawks, os both went 2-for-4. Meugan Dontrich had an RBI triple for Lake Mary, which lost for the third time In Us last four games after a 15-game winning streak, while Jackie Crispell was 2 -for-4 and Sarah Smith drove In two runs. Lake Brantley has also been playing much better lately and may be ready to make a charge os the district tournaments grow near. Th e Patriots (10-11) used a pair o f 10-plus run Innings to maul Lyman (1-17), 23-0. Leading the way for Lake Brantley were Richard (2-for-3, triple). Lacy Hanelson, Laurtn m Softball. Page 2B Reaga stars as White Sox remain undefeated in Babe Ruth e d it o r SANFORD - Reaga struck out 17 and was 3-for-4 with a p a ir o f doubles, scored three runs and drove In one os he h elp ed the N obles Comm unication White Sox rem ain undefeated with a 12-4 victory o ver the Elks Lodge #1241 Braves In Babe Ruth League action at Historic Sanford Memorial S ta­ dium Tu esday evening. In other City o f Sanford R ec­ reation and Parks Babe Ruth Baseball League games: * Th e Knights o f Columbus Expos got over the .500 mark In the Babe Ruth League (1 3 -1 5 year olds) with a 10-4 beating o f the Rotary Club Athletics. * In Bambino Majors action the Railroaders Cubs had three players with three hits each as the defending City Champions whipped the Sanford Electric Athletics 17-7 and the Rinker Materials Devil Rays also got over the .500 mark with 12-1 thumping o f the Sunnlland Corporation Marlins at Roy Holler Junior Field. B A B E R U T H LE A G U E Results: T h u rsday _ Knights o f Colum bus E xpos 10. Rotary Club Athletics 4: and Nobles Comm unication W hite Sox 12. Elks Lodge #1241 Braves 4. Standings _ N obles Commu­ nication White Sox (10-0 ). Knights o f C olum bus Expos (0 ­ 5). E lk s Lodge #1241 Braves (4-6). Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton. P-A. Diamonds Backs (4-0). Klwants Club In ­ dians (3-0) and Rotary C lub A th letics (3-8), S chedu le _ T h u rsd a y at Histoijc Sanford Memorial Sta­ dium, Kiwanls C lu b Indians vs. Dean. Ringers, M organ and Lawton, P A . Diam ond Backs. 6 p.m.; Saturday at Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium . Ro­ tary Club A thletics vs. Elks Lodge #1241 Braves. 9 a.m. and Nobles Comm unication White Sox vs. Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton. P A . Dia­ mond Backs. 11 a.m .: at Zlnn Beck Field. Klwunls C lu b In di­ ans vs. Knights o f Colum bus Expos. 9 a.m. Providing the offense: Knights of Colu m bu s Expos: one hit _ Brundldge (triple). B. Bryant (double, two runs. RBI), Wright (double, one run. RBI). W illiam son (two runs). Stile (RBI). W hite (run): one run _ Jones. Blue. Mundy, Pearson. Rotary Club Athletics: two hits _ Bertrand (run. two RBI): one hit _ Mrdlock (two runs). W atson (run). Scott. J. Bowers (two runs. RBI). Nobles Communication White Sox: three hlta _ Reaga (two doubles, three runs. RBI): one lilt _ B am es (triple, run. two RBI). Lumas (two runs. RBI), Coursey, Parris (one run each), FU asa sea Baba Ruth, Pg. 2B BBBRuRaBM v .f N c . w r ' - - — - • _____ ^ . T �'v V f * - i-’-'v 1- y",;V. -. r ■, ;t,. - r,-t #*9 , -*.v* I • S*rr*nort Hsraki Santort, Florida - Wednesday. Apnl 14. 1999 w®r Briefs _ i IB All proceeds from the ram p will go toward youth sports programs. For information. call (407) 330-9016. SRD ADULT SOFTBALL W *3 SANFORD - The City o f Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Is offer­ ing Adult Spring Softball. Space Is limited since only Ptnehurst Park Is available. •Leagues are CoEd on Monday. Women on Tuesday. Men o n ,W ed n es­ day and Thursday, and In ­ dustrial on Friday. Th e SRD Is also oftehng a Monday Night Church le a g u e that will play at thr Lake Mary Sports Complex. Questions? Call 3305697. LK. MARY SOFTBALL LAKE MARY - T h e City of Lake M ary Department o f Parks and Recreation will be conducting a Men’s Class C Spring Slow Pitch Softball Lrngue at the Lake Mary Sports C om plex on Friday nights. The 10 game leagu e will begin play on Friday. April 30 and registrations are now b ein g taken at the Lake Mary Com m unity Center. Monday through Friday. 8 a nt. to 5 p.m. Registration packets can be picked up at any time. The C ity o f Lake Maty provides balls fo r all gam es and the cham pionship team receives a spon sorsh ip tro­ phy and Individual T-sh irts for each player. Call 324 -3097 for Info. BASEBALL TRYOUTS ORLANDO - T h e Roberto Clemente A ll-Stars Is s p o n ­ soring a free baseb all tryout for 10-19 year old players on Saturday. April 24 from 9 a.m .-12 p.m. at O rlando’s Dr. Phillips H igh School (6500 Turkey Lake Road). Players will be evalu ated for roster spots w ith the Roberto Clem ente A ll-Stars, national teams that travel to llierto Rico for seven da ys during summer break. If selected, players w ill co m ­ pete against th e som e squads that produced m ajor league stars I rs Ivan Rodrigues. Roberto Alomar, a n d Juan Gonzalez and receive In ­ struction from to p c o lleg e coaches and p rofessio n a l scouts. Anyone Interested In a t­ tending must call toll-free 1-B00-723-6398 . Festivals celebrate return o f m igratory birds to Florida gam es for children. Teachers attending lectu res can receive In-service credit points a n d a cu r­ riculum provided by the GFC. Thta year's Welcome Back Songbird festivals wtQ he held In Brevard County at Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge on Saturday. A pril 17. from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.. and in O range County at Wekiwa Springs State Park on Saturday. April 10 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. M enltt Island National Wildlife Refuge and W ekiwa Springs State Park were selected for these festivals because they are w onderful a rra s In which to see a large variety of m igratory as well a s resident birds. For more Information call Jonl E llis at |352) 732-1225. •facial to Um Harold OCALA - Bird lovers mark your calendars on A p ril 10 and 17 for the Welcome B ack S or^birda festivals at Weklwn Springs State Park and Merritt Island National W ildlife Refuge, co­ sponsored by the Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission (GFC). Just as the migrating birds return to Florida each year, the popular festivals are becom ing a traditional way for Florida bird lovers to cele­ brate the return of the birds through a variety o f activities Including guided btrdlng hikes, e d u ­ cational exhibits, landscaping for w ildlife sem i­ n ars. nest box building, lectures for adults and SCO _ »■ Powering the Raiders Amy Fado (3-for-4. double, two RBI)- Rogers (2-for-4. RBI). Schultz (l-fo r-1 . run), Gillespie (l-fo r-2 , double, tun. RBI). Oviedo's Danielle Sequlno (double, two runs), Rcdditt (single, run. two RBI), Hays (single, two runs). Barber (single, run). Manx and winning pitcher Traci Miller (one single each) and Osborn (run). Gillespie hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth Inning of Tuesday’s first game with Santa Fe to rut the Saints' lead to 4-2. but the visitors scored three times in the top o f the seventh Inning to put the gam e out of reach. Other contributors for SCC w ere Hays |3-for-3. run) and Martin. Barber. Rrdditt and Vetter (one single each). Fazio was ■tar o f the nightcap, doubling In two runs In the second inning that gave the Raiders a 3 -0 lead. Santa Fe did not make It easy for SCC. scoring single runs, both unearned. In the fourth an d sixth Innings, but Miller (9 -7 ) refused to give In and finished the gam e with a threehitter. striking out seven. Fazio finished the game 2-for2 with thr double and two RBI. w hile Rrdditt w as l-fo r-3 with an RBf and extended her hitting streak to 21 consecutive games. B arber w as l-fo r-2 with a run ■cored, while Rogers had a hit an d Vetter and Schultz scored ru n s for the Raiders. r ' ’ . •„ ' OiOrvptr IU y« 311. none. IIM . none o o i. i a « i i a . g 19 a IMdrclh and S<ary Mdfcr m l MrdriMt V . kSSrr pt-TV IP . Ilddrclh Save . 211. SCC. Srqulnm Mam. h u b 3tl ••IIM . I 001 SOI a . 7 19 o oooooao. a a a Kkiwm n and tVurl Ctrgrsranr. llama « and O ilin '* - WP WgSam i U* . Itrranm r f li rt Save . nunc. 311. » C C . Ilurhanan X Wright ShrArkl 311. nunc IIM . SCC. ~ “ 000 101 0 . 9 9 1 la o o o o B . a § a ________ o _ • a • w a s . n i l m i Murphy. Crrcsfone and Ctrearane III H LP . 20 . SCC. Tutafarf. PVaarrv (S| and O u t MMrr m l MUdSt Wf . MMrr » 7) U> . TMskat Save, none 211.SCC. PSrta 311 . none I IH . nanr. I h i r di . V C C 2S-I9-I o m r l 14 B M Pl\ SCC 34 30-1 n m r i. IIIIMPC Babe Ruth IB P ep si 400 P o le N ig h t to featu re sp e cia l ticket o ffe r Special to tlto Herald DAYTONA BEACH • Race fans can enjoy more racing for less money this Fourth o f July w e e k ­ end by purchasing tickets for Pepsi 400 Bud Pole Qualifying. Thursday. Ju ly 1st. W ith the purchase o f the Bud Itole Q ualifying ticket, fans can return to Daytona International Speedway Friday. July 2. free o f charge to see second round qualifying. That’s two evenings o f racing under the lights at Daytona for the value price o f only $15. "Bud Pole night allows fans to see their favor­ ite drivers and to get a preview o f Daytona under the lights.* said John Graham, president o f Daytona International Speedway. T h i s $15 ticket for two day admission Is an ideal w a y to experience NASCAR Winston C u p qu alifying at the w orld's premier racing facility.’ The action on the track begin s July 1 with practice from 3 p.m.-to-6 p.m. and qualifying for Pepsi 400 starting positions l-th rou gh -25 at 8 p.m. under the bright lights o f Daytona In tern a­ tional Speedway. W ith the special Bud Pole valu e ticket, fans can return July 2 free o f charge w hen they show their Bud role qualifying ticket at th e gate. F ri­ day's action begins at 3 p.m. with N A SC A R W in ­ ston Cup practice and qualifying fo r positions 26-through-36 at 6:30 p.m. Final practice w ill begin at 8 p.m. The green flag will drop on the 41st Pepsi 4 0 0 at 8 p.m.. Saturday. July 3. A limited number o f tickets for the m ain event are still available. Last year’s Pepsi 400 under the ligh ts w as the largest nighttime sporting event In the history o f the United States. The value priced Bud Pole Qualifying tlckrt and tickets for the Pepsi 4 0 0 can now be purchased on-lin e at www.daytonausa.com or by calling the S p e e d ­ w ay’s ticket office at (904) 253-7223. A visit to DAYTONA USA. the ultim ate motorsports attraction, will make the en tire racing weekend fun for the whole family. T ick ets for DAYTONA USA are also available on-line at www.daytonausa.com. Tickets for the attraction are an exceptional value at $12 for adults and $6 for ch ildren ages 6 and under. Welcome to the Woods offered in Lake County Special to the Herald MT. PLYMOUTH - Do you know what a 'w ildlife manage­ ment area" Is? Many people don't, jn d those who have heard o f Ihem think they're pluces used only for hunting. And while It's true that most w ildlife management areas, or W M As for short, are managed prim arily for hunting, many o f­ fer a hole lot more for the ou t­ door lover. On Saturday. April 24. the Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission (GFC) is o f­ fering for the second year, a unique chance for a lim ited number o f participants to team all there is to do at Seminole Forest WMA. one o f the state's most beautiful public arras. Welcome to the Woods Is an unusual opportunity to get out In the woods and see some o f the real Florida with experts who will explain all about th r area’s flora, fauna and recrea­ tional opportunities. The program Is limited to 8 0 participants who will get a hands on chance to fish, canoe and hike at Seminole Forest • all In a free, guided touit The day will begin at 9 a.in., when four groups o f 20 partici­ pants each will head for d iffe r­ ent stations in the woods. After about an hour, the groups w ill rotate to the next station until each grou p has gone to each o f four stations. Participants will learn to fish, hike and canoe, and then get a chance to try out their new skills at the management area. Canoes and fishing equipment will be provided. A va lid Florida freshwater fishing license Is required for anyone a ge 16 and over. They w ill also see a dem on­ stration by the GFC’s K-9s. Oakley and Trou ble, and learn how important aerial and ground prescribed bu m s arc for habitat management. A GFC helicopter used for aerial bu m s will be on display. This Is the second time the GFC has offered W elcom e to the W oods. 'W e held It last year for the first tim e and had to turn away so many people tliat w e wanted to give those w ho missed out anuther chance to participate.* said Jea n M ane Conner. GFC w ildlife biologist and organizer o f the event. One o f the goals o f the pro­ gram Is to rncourage people to go out to Sem inole Forest and other W M As. on their own. and enjoy the unique tilings they liuve to offer. 'W e hope those who came last ye a r were inspired to con ­ tinue en joying the iiumagement area on their own.* said Con­ ner. T h e r e 's so much to see and do. and wc feel that once they’ve become fam iliar w ith It. they’ll want to com e back again and ugaln.* In addition to the Interactive stations there w ill be d isp lays by the Florida T ra il Association, as well as Inform ative exh ib its about alligators, bald eagles, snukes and birds. Since space is lim ited to the first 80 callers. It Is Important that anyone who w ish es to p a r­ ticipate register as soon as p o s ­ sible by calling the G FC 's O cala regional o(I)ce at (352) 73 2 1225. The event w ill begin at 9 a.m.. sharp In the park in g area of Seminole Forest W M A at the south entrance o n State Hoad 46 In Mt. Plym outh. P a rtici­ pants should w ea r clothing suitable for light hiking and bring binoculars, bu g spray, pocket snacks and water. Food and drinks will b e available from the Umatilla 4-H G roup for a donation, and the event w ill List until about 2 p.m . Welcome to the W oods Is sponsored by the G FC and the State Division o f Forestry, and Lh being made possib le through Ihe cooperation o f governm ental agencies and private b u s i­ nesses including Comfort House. Winter Park. Kirby Tent Krntals Inc., Orlando; and the Department o f Environm ental Protection. * B. Hutchins; one run. two RBI _ Hennigsen: one run _ Long. O. Hutchins. Robertson. Elks Lodge *1241 Braves: two hits _ Heckle (triple, run. two RBI): one hit _ Lrshlnskl (two runs). Quinn; one run _ Erickson: one RBI _ Hicks. ISIS. 1$ • IMS. « • 001 003 0 _ 4 4 ■Stans, is • Results _ Railroaders Cuba 17. Sanford Electric Athletics 7 a n d (tinker Materials Devil Rays 12. Sunn Hand Corporation M arlins 1. Standings _ American D ivi­ sion: Sanford Lodge 462 F. ft A. M . Yankees (8-1-1). Rlnker M aterials Devil Rays (6 5) and Sanford Electric Athletics (3-8); National Division: Railroaders C u bs (8-2-1). Rotary Breakfast C lu b Expos (3-7) and Sunnllond Corporation Marlins (3- 8). Schedule _ Thursday at Roy H oller Junior Field. Sanford Lodge »6 2 Free and Accepted M asons Yankees vs. Rotary Breakfast Club Expos. 5:45 p.m .: Saturday at Roy Holler Ju n ior Field. Rotary Breakfast C lu b Expos vs. Sunnlland C o r­ poration Marlins. 8:30 a.m.; Rlnker Materials Devil Hays vs. Sanford Electric Athletics. 10:30 a.m.: and Railroaders C u bs vs. Sanford Lodge *6 2 F ree and Accepted Yankees. 12:30 p.m. Providing the ofTenac were: Railroaders Cubs: three hits _ Freddie Howard (triple, two doubles, four runs, three RBI). Larry Thomas (two doubles, three runs. RBI). Donell lllck s (double, two runs. RBI); two h its _ Jam es Jackson (two runs. RBI); one hit _ Bacarte Mitchell (triple, two runs. RBI). Timothy A cree (two runs. RBI). Lavarlo C a n y (run): one run _ Sergio Detrevllle. Sanford Electric Athletics: two Softball* hits _ Randy Dykes (two dou­ bles. run. three RBI); one hit . Ravin Lawson (two runs). Rymn T hom e (run). Pat Bowers: two ru n s _ Stephan Dennis: one ru n _ Jonathan Mangum. Rlnker M aterials Devil Rays: three hits _ Brandon Weigert (two runs. RBI): two hits . Cody M iller (home run. two runs, three RBI). Josh Annrtt (home run. two runs. RBI). James Richardson (two runs). Khalil Farahkhan (run . RBI): one hit . Rodney Grant (triple, run. RBI). G reg Plrtt (double. RBI); one ru n _ Nick Martin (doublr), Shelton Stile. Sunnlland Corporation Mar­ lin s: two hits _ Scan Machrr. one hit _ Phillip Bastl (ROI); one run _ Casey Mullins. 1— . 17 14 >1$. 7 ■ D»*S Bay* H m Um 1M 43.13 13 s ia — _ i a Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Royals (5 -3 ). Red Sox (35). New Tribes Mission Indians |2-6) and M ariners (1-7); N a­ tional Division: Pirates (7-1), Devil Rays (0-3) an d Newsom e Hardwoods Athletics (5-4). Schedule . W i d s is i i y at Roy Holler Field. Red S ox vs. In d i­ ans. 5:45 p.m.: F ri da y at Ruy Holler Junior Field. Pirates vs. Newsome Hardwoods Athletics. 5:45 p.m. and Royals vs. Devil Rays. 7:15 p.m.; B a t— d a j at Hoy Holler Junior Field. Red Sox vs. Newsome Hardwoods Athletics. 2:30 p.m. Schedule _ ___ 17 at Lakeside F le ld T jT H lerprtses vs. S unnlland C o rp o ­ ration. 8:30 a.m.; B ovts Homes vs. Sanford C am pbell-Loosin g American Legion Post 53. 9 :3 0 a.m.: and Rich Plan vs. Crown Trophy. 10:30 a.m. Schedule _ 17 a! Lakeside F ield, Sanford Lodge *63 Free A A ccep ted M a­ sons Cardinals vs. S unnlland Corporation Red S ox. 11:30 a.m.: Dern. Fisher and Law­ rence Royids vs. N etw ork E lec­ tric Cubs. 1 p.m.; a n d Shutter Bugs Marlins vs. P la y ll Again Sports Diamond B acks. 2 :3 0 p.m. “O U R GOAL IS TO G IV E Y O U TH E BEST POSSIBLE SERVICE EVERY D A Y” IB Ed Kramarclk W roten. Melissa Hammond and F e n y (all 3-for-4). Jen Nolan (3-for-5) and Stevens (2-for-3). OrviiUillon Munaffvr LIONS 9. BEARS 0 iooooooo.o a a 000003 x _ 3 4 1 If you are having a service problem that you are unable to resolve, please contact me. L Wright and llngolun Ifrrbrr oiul Itvkrr. WP. Ifcrta-T(V5| I P . L Wright. 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TO T M PROVISION OP CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. PLEAS I CONTACT COUNT ADMINIS­ TRATION AT M l N. PARK AH SUE. SUITE N » l . SAN* POND . FLORIDA 12771.(407) M M U O . EXT. 4227 WORKING OATS 09 TOUR M C E IP T 09 THIS DOCUMENT. 19 YOU ARE MEANING OR VOICE IMPAIRED. CALL 1-900-M I 1771. LESLIE A 9LAU. EEO. t o t ASUu E79E W. Fairbanks Avo Winter Part. FI 11799 PutCvh April 7, 14, 190S SG-1744 OA 14 P OCWIN F I DC HAL SANK F9S. Vk/n Berkeley Federal Sant G Trail FIS. • national banking corpora Hon. Plaintiff, JOHN W. JINKING ON, JR UARI9IU9 JINKIN90N, an individual, hie wile; HUNTER-9 NES9NVC II CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC , a Florida non-profit corporation; HUNTER'S RESERVE MASTER ASSOCIATION. INC., ■ Florida non-profit corporation; end UNKNOWN TENANTS, individually NOTtea OP SALS NOTICE I I HEREBY OIVCN purauant lo o Ordor lor Final Summary Judgment of Foracloaura dated March 24, 1949, antarad in Civil Caaa Numbar 99-I744-CA-I4-P ol tha Circuit Court ol tha iighloonth Judicial Circuit in o lor Seminole County. Florida that on the 39th day ol APRIL, MMNMLS COUNTY M09RAL JURISDICTION DIVISION OMAC MORTOAOS CORPORATION. Plaintiff, w. CHARLES 0. ELKIN9 end LORI D ELKINS. MM. NOTICE OF Nonce ia hereby Given that, pursuant lo that Final Judgment aJ Fercetotura deled March 29. 1999, and antarad In civil caaa number 99-l949CA*f 4-P. of the entail Court ol I he 11th Circuil in amt tor County; Florida. OMAC MORTOAOS CORPORATION, ic Plaintiff and CHARLES D ELKINS. LORI D. ELKINS, it/are Defendant(a). I wii taN lo ttw highest and beat bidder tor eaah at Iha weal Irani door ol tha Seminole Caualy counhouae in Santord. •ammol# County. Floridn, al 11 00 A M on the 29th day ol APRIL, 1999, Iha loltowina dr (cubed property at cal forth in teid Final Judgment, to aril: LOT 79. ORECNSRIAR SUBDI­ VISION PHASE I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 1). AT FADES I. I. 2 AND 4. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF •EWINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR OEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DIEMEO TO BE A OEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL M USED FOR THAT PURPOSE . Datad the JOIN day ol March. ii# i MARYANHE MORSE Clerk of Circuil Court By Ruth King Deputy Clerk CO01LIS • STAWIARSKI 4019 Boy Scout Boulevard Suita 493 Tampa. Florida 33197 Telephone (911)177-9409 CIS 4M-047S2 Publith April 7.14. 1999 DCS-94 MNP day al Ml terP to AT S8-STE M R S S S U T1 0 P Kaneato A Feat Tha adeantetratten al MM aalala al Eanaeto A Fata, douooacd. Pita Numbar 94-171CP. M pending to the CtmuH Court tor Sarranate County, tai al uMcb la. M l R Pvb Avanua. 4P Hoar. Senteid. PL 92771. The name and eddrata at Mw Paraonal ftopraooolatteo and toe PoraawAl Raprccanlaffaa'c attorney are cal torfft bate* ALL WTER99T10 PERSONA A M NOTIPIGO THAT POINT. UNIT S. ACCORWHO TO THE PLAT THIREOF AS M C 0 0 0 8 0 IN PLAT BOOK EE. 88— 8 87 AMO as. PUBLIC RECOMOS OF IIMMOLE COUNTY. FLOSWOA Court an MARCH IA1I UPRYANNE I Cterk a4 t o CucuM i Ci iply Ceert By RutoKtog Deputy Cterk LteaE. DM notiaa hi rerred eke bare HOT catiene dteUan al al toe Paraonal tote Court era with tbit Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTH* AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICI OR THIRTY 0AV9 AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THEM AS creditor* al t o decedent and other perron i having clatme or demanda againtl HH-i aetata en whom a alter Iha dale cl the liral publication al ffua notice murt Me Pew lieana ■fill thi* Court WITHIN THE LATER THREE MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OF TH I F1RET PUS* UCATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICI ON THIN AT Other creditor* el the dece­ dent and percona having etcUna or demand* again*! Pa dece­ dent'* attala muil 91a Ikalr claim* with I hr* Court WITHIN THREE MONTHE AFTER TH I OATI OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICI ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha data ol tho hr*I publica­ tion ol Pte Notice te Aprs 7. tSSG Perianal RcpraaentePra Whiting E Houston. Jr Vka President Fleet True! Company el Florida I Monarch Place, I Monarch Place db*km Lot P autd cuetael Court Admteteueboe al SCI ft Park laniard. Florida M771. tote* phene number (487) 323-4338. ml later Pee seven (7) ynor to pa praaaadtog- It I «S Watered. (TOO) I •771 ar Vatea (V) 10 1779, tea Florida Relay I Pubink Aprs 7.14, i r 04*14____________ W TBB ISA OLD KENT MORTOAOS M CK TLM O R U T. etai. Oaten danff*) Bonos op NOTICI IS HEREBY OIVEN penuanl to a Final JiidgwtoM al teraeteaero dated Marab 29. 1999. and antarad in Caaa NO. 99-I2CICA al Mia Circuit Court el lha IIO HTEIN TH Judicial CiNvil m and tor IKMINOLI Caunty. Honda eharsln OLD KENT MORTOAOS COMPANY la Pa Plaintiff and RICKY L WOR­ LEY. ANY ANO ALL UNKNOWN M R TIII C LAI MIN O BY. THROUGH, UNDER ANO AGAINtT THE H9NSIN NAM— INDIVIDUAL OCFINOANTIB) WHO AM NOT KNOWN TO BC DEAD ON ALIVE. W HITHER SAJO UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST A t IP4U9I9. HEIRS. DEVI SEES, 01144-1901 ORANTEEE OR OTHER Attorney tor Paraonal CLAIMANTE are the Represents live: Defendant*. I will tail to lha Florida Bar No. ISSUE highaat and beat bidder lar CHARLES D WILD!R esth al tha Waal front door of 1132 Symonda Avanua Pa lamina la County Winter Park. FL 3*799 Courthouse. Santord. Florida al Telephone |407) 944-2219 It 04 am . on Pa » p day al Publish April 7. 14. 1999 APRIL. 19*9. lha lotto' OCB-93 described property M M l , in caid Final Judgmanl: LOT 21. TNIANOLE TERRACE. IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT ACCOR01 NO TO T H I PLAT OF 9EHINOL8 COUNTY, THEREOF A9 RECORDED IN PU T BOOK 19. PROS 7, Pug. CIVIL ACTIOS UC MCONDS OP S I Mi NO L I CASS NO. 9S-I494-CA-14* COUNTY. FLORIDA lauiCRID IT CORPORATION WITHIES MY HAND and the OF AMERICA Plaintiff, arcI el Pit Court an March 29. IMS. ve. (UAL) CAROLYN A 9AR0ENT. Maryanns Moran al al.. Cterk al Pa Circuit Court Delendenla By: Jana I. Jasawic NOTICE OF Deputy Cterk FOMCLOSURE CALS NOTICI 19 HEREBY OIVEN Echevarria. McCaila. Aaymar. purauant to a Summary Final Barrett ft Frapptor Judgment ol Faraeloaura Peal Otftea Boa 3410 dated the 29lh day ol March. Tampa, FL 33*41 I99S. and antarad In Case FH It 17(2 Me. 99- 2494-C A-t 4P of tha II you arc a parson with a dis­ Circuit Ceurl lor Seminole ability who needs accommoda­ County. Florida wherein EQUI- tion I" order to participate te CREDIT CORPORATION OF thi* proceeding, you ora ontt* AMERICA la Pa Plaintiff and tied al no coot lo you. for tho CAROLYN A. SARGENT; provision ol certain assistance UNKNOWN 9POU9I/CO-TIN- Peace contact Court ANT OF CAROLYN A SARGENT Administration al 301 N. Pork n/k/a Patar Sirtco; FIHITPLU9 Aveauo, Santord. Florida FINANCIAL. INC. and WILLIAM 32771. telephone number (407) MOSELEY am Pa Dslandanls. I 322-4210. within 2 working will tall to Po highest and beat day* ol your racoipt ol this doc bidder for eaah al Iha Waal umant; II hearing impairsd, from door gl lha Seminole (TDD) 1-199-919-4771. County Courthouse, Sar.ford. Pubkah. April 7. 14, 1999 • Florida *1 11:90 a nv. on the DID-If 1 �K OHM SIT R*M ti7£T?tA.f4r« FUURTIFF vt UNOA A BARTX 9 LIVING, AND IF DIAO. THI UNKNOWN SPOUSE REINS. DCVISEES. ORAMT i l l . ASSIGNS SB US MORS CRIDiTORS. TRUSTS IS MID ALL OTHER FRRTIES CLAIMING AR MTEREIT BY. THROUGH. UNOER OR AGAINST UNOA A BARTX; UNKHORN SPOUSE OF UNOA A BARTX. IF ANY. COUNTRY CREEK MASTER ASSOCIATION. IRC . ORIf NTA POINT CONOOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . JOHN OOS AMO JANE DOS AS UNKNOIW TINANTI IN POSSESSION ^ D d F lM O A M TiS ) 322-2611 *4 at. Legal N otton USSmSBm H IMIF NOTICI IS HEREBY punuart to a Summary Judgment of temitoaam dotod Aprd T. IMS. ana*rod In CNN Cue* No M M S C A I4 K * fN w Circuit Court of Ihd I STH Ardtewl Circuit to and tor MSBNOLI County. SANFORD. Ftortda. I w * m* to th* kiMWOt M COMOOMtetnjM l m t aye GININTA POINT CONOOMNNUM VIILAOS ORE. A COHOOSRNfUM. ACCORONM TO TNB DEC­ LARATION OF CONOOMNNUM THIRIOF A t RICOROIO W 0 R BOOK 1071. FAOE MS. TOGI THIN WITH A SURVEY AND PLOT PLAN IN THE PUB­ LIC RECORDS OF MHNIOLX COUNTY. FLORIDA AND FUR­ THER AMINOMSNTS. IF ARY. TO SAID DECLARATION (SMO DECLARATION AMO AMEND­ MENTS THERETO HERE■RAFTER COlllCTtVELV REFIRRIO TO AS THE DSCLARADON) TOGITHER WITH ALL APPURTINANCIS THERETO INCLUDING AN UN0IY10ID IMTIRiST M THE COMMON ILIMENTS APPERTAINING TO TNB UNIT AS MORI PARTICU­ LARLY S IT FORTH IN THI DECLARATION Dated llM Sth day at APRIL MtCNMLP HORN. *4*4. Aprs IS. f t . ISM (CIRCUIT COURT U A U MARTANMl WORM 3 nt* totalae Mm IS ISM Introducing TeleFile from the IRS. If you are Form 1040EZ last year, you can file your tax return in ten minutes by phone. A nytim e. Check your tax booklet for information. 771. iN 14 .lt. IS ITM e F S e It’s free. It’s fait. If works. Changingfor good. The Best wings CORPORATION FJK/A JUkO MORTGAGE CORPORATION PLAINTIFF Dated Mwah M. tSM Ctert ol to* CM*ait Court •aadaate Caunty, Ftortda By: Jan* B. Jaaawic Di t t o Clark SOLOMON I BENEDICT. PA. W HakenaBaak P k n FWUJPSS. RCOOEN ~■ UMSO IFr IfR DEAD ■Nr'VWMW,AMO f^^VRSrH fNFi In Life Are Free • M Like Advertising your $100 or less item in our classified section. That’s right - it’s free. Just clip the attached coupon to: w a Seminole Herald P.O. Box 1607 Ssntont, F L 32772-1667 Fax: (407) 323-9406 FAX: (407) 323-9409 FL 32772-1667 MUST INCLUDE PRICE •$100 OR LESS ROBERT J. USSIER and SUSAN A. KESSLER, tea wife, at al CA-I4-K ol IN* Circuit Court ol Mm IN M n i i A Judicial Circiul In and tor laminol* County; Honda, wherein OCWIN F ID [M L DANK. FSB. I* Plaintiff and ROBIRT J. M M L t f l and •USAM A K i l l LIN. Ma alto. MONTH COVC HOMIOW NIRI AIIOCIATIOM. INC.: FIRST INDIANA SANK; UNKNOWN TINANT NO. 1: UNKNOWN TINANT NO. t: and ALL UNKNOWN PARTMO CLAI**NO INTIN I IT S ay, THROUOH. UNDiN OR AGAINST A NAHCO OtFiNOANT TO THIS ACTION. ON HAWHQ ON CLAJMNO TO HAVI ANY RIGHT. TlTLS OR MTMEBT IN TMI NRONCRTV HCRIIN OISCRISiD. nr* Mghat I and boat bidder for each al Hi* weal front door of Ut* Saminol* County courtkauaa, 101 North Park Aconuo, Sanlord. Saminol* County; Florid*, at 1144 o'clock a.m. on th* Sth day ol MAY. 1300, PHONE. arald Yb b ( Restrictions: ) No( ) Price of item stated ($100 or less) Ad will run 5 days only 1 item per ad per household p er week Prlvule parly (non commercial) only Ad must be on above coupon. Final Judgment, to-wlt LOT 41. NORTH CO V I. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THIRIOF. AS NICORDID IN P U T BOOK IS, FAG! 3. OF THI PUBLIC KICOROS OF HMINOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. II you era a paraon with a dieability who aaada any accom­ modation In order to participate in M* proceeding, you era endbed. at no coat to you. lo th* providen ol certain aaaiatanc* Plea** contact the Court al 1SOT-313-4330 wilhin two (1) working day* of your receipt ol thl* Nolle*; II you am hearing or voica impaired, call Florida Raley Service (S00) M S-3770 MARTANNE WORSE A* Clerk, Circuit Court By: Ruth King Deputy Clerk SMITH A HIATT. PA. Attorney* lor Plainlilt MSI (eat Oakland Park Boulevard. Suite 303 Fort Lauderdale. FL 3330S Publieh April 14. I I . 1SM DIB-1 IS CONOOMINIUM UNIT SIS. .BUILDING I*. OF HIDOIN SPRINGS CONDOMINIUM, ACCORDING TO T H I DtClARATION OP CONDOMINIUM RICOROIO ON NOVfMBCN IS. IS M IN OFFICIAL RSCORDS BOOK ISM . PAOIS SSS THROUGH TSS INCLUSIVS. OF T H I PUBLIC • NICONOS OF S ( MlNO L I COUNTY. FLORIDA AND ALL AMINOMINTS THBRITO, TO Q ITH IN WITH ALL APPURTINANCIS TH IN ITO AND AN UMOlWOiD INTEA■BT IN T H I COMMON I I I MINTS OF SAID CONOOMIHIUM AS S IT FORTH IN SAID DECLARATION. Dated tMt Sth day of APRIL IN S . (CIRCUIT COURT SIAL) MARYANN! MORS! Clark of Hi* Circuit Court By-.Doro0iy W Bolton Deputy Clark TH I LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J. STIRN, P A ATTORNfY FOR PLAINTIFF M l A University Orta* Sulla SM Plantation, FL 13314 (114) 133-1000 30-3313C(INL| In aocordanc* all* Ik* Americana with Ditabthlia* Act paraoni wilh diaabAlla* naadIng a apacial accommodation to participate in thia preceding should contact III* Clark of th* Circuit Court al th* SIMINOLI County Courthoua* al 407-3134330, not later than aavan day* tlw alter *ia date of to* tout 4ca*on of 0ua none* must hi* toair claim* wilh thia Court N il HIM THE LATER OF THRKB MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS HOTICS OR THIRTY OAVS AFTER THI OATI OF SERVICE OF A COFV OF THIB NOTICI ON THEM AS othtf creditor* al th* dacedent *al perron, having claim* or demand* again*! 0ie dece­ dent1* *tl*l* mud III* their claim* with thi* court WITHIN TH R U MONTHS AFTER T H I DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO. The dale ol th* Ural publica­ tion ol (hit Node* is April 14, IMS Fartonat Repr.tentative HECTOR JOHNSON BROWN M20 Bear Lake Circle Apopka. Florida 31703 Attorn*) lot Pertorul Representative ALBERT 0 CAPOUANO. IS Q U IR i Florida Bar No. 013300* Of AN. HEAD. EOERTON. BLOOO NORTH. CAPOUANO E BOZANTH. P A. PO. Sot 2340 Orlando. Florida 32102-12143 Telephone: (407) 341-1100 Publiah April <4. 11, IBM DEB-131 #»• 407-321-8712 �■■■m m h m h Kb H H M iW i b b i h i Call 322-2611 . To place r your ad /* G E T S TH E JO B D O N E ! 71— H elp W anted tuna to* • M hm e administra­ tive assistant ResponubiMwi include handing workman a compensation dam * conduct* 99— A f a r t m t n t s U n f u r n is h e d 71— H e it W a n t e d and E*cH Heavy Cu«< Contact Frxody and Ongoing. OrMt Placa to Wort. 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I am often the object of ridicule by (he woman I date. Is there anythin* I can /j f apply to achieve a hairy chest? /7 DEAR READER: I’m sure you have s 9*61* r JWs ZSiSSSStSStSSL if A $ & faU /l f i\ Js S t< m / C x n J at the beach or in the gym may convince you that •‘leap men do not always . tW »port an abundance of chest hair. In / ' T' V fact, bodybuilders often shave their V V J } r T t —C 1w —J * m roafuaed about the women who ridfculo you. Perhaps you're picking the by Jim Davis *n>ng kind. In my experience, women _ are usually more attracted to what's ■p o a I under the skin than what grovsoa U. METIAAE I do not know of any Isgitim ate that is promoted toincrease J ^ iy o body hair. So, rather than fretting . about your chest, why oot embark on r fy j° * « exercise program to develop your fa**0- This could turn an apparent dis.~N F'C ' m advantage into an asseL / 9 A final note of optimism: Are you rrT | aware that men with luxuriant body \1 hair often grow bald prematurely? Be S lJ happy knowing you’ll probably have a -— * fall head of hair long longafter afteryour yourhairyhairy- J jTmawroHHf P E TE R Q O T T , M.D, cheated colleagues have turned wispy and thin on top. DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m «3 and have rotator cuff problems in both shoul­ ders. I've had successful surgery on one side but my other shoulder Is Increasingly painful, despite cortisone injections every two or three months. Should I have another operation? DEAR READER* The rotator cuff is a cone of tissue that stabilises (he upper arm in the shoulder socket If it becomes inflamed, medicine (in pills or Injections) may help the pain. However, if the cuff tears, it has to be repaired surgically. A rotator cuff tear Is diagnosed by an MRI scan. Your orthopedic specialist can best advise you if ftirtber surgery Is appro­ priate. Your first one was successful; therefore, the second procedure prob­ ably would be, too. Although there is no guarantee that an operation will perm anently repair the damage, surgery should certainly be consid­ ered both to relievo pain and to main­ tain shoulder flexibility. Cortisone shots may give temporary improve­ ment, but repeated Injection* have been shown to woakon the cuff so that, sooner or later, tearing or rup­ ture may occur. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy o f my Health Report “ An Informed Approach to Surgery.” Other readers who would lika a cort should send H phis a long, sou-addressed, stamped envelope to £°* S -n v e iC New York, NY 101U. Be sura to men­ tion the title. o ms newspaper Brm nusE assn. 441014MB.) �hat’s happening in and out of the schools. t Seniors have great night at Grad Night What: Grad Night *99 Whan: Walt Disney World. Whan: April 23. 24. 30; May 1. 7. Time*: 11 p.m. - 5 a.m. Musical acts: Brittany Spears, Reel Big Fish, Sister Hazel. Who’s Coming: High School students through­ out the state o f Florida. What to wear: Dress is semi-formal. B y ^ f l B t r U n l c f c g _____________ ASSISTANT SPO RTS EDITOR s more to the last weeks o f senior year than Just the prom, get­ ting ready for Senior Week, final exams, choosing a college, de­ ckling saying goodbye to iricnds aiul teachers... Now there's Grad Night at Disney World. Actually, Grad Night has been going on since 1972. Dig-name perform­ ers stop by the park every year aiul everyone parties long Into the night. The event last for live different nights and will be observed by all Semi­ nole County schools ex­ cept Dike Brantley. Tills year's performers include Brittany Spears. Keel Big Fish, and Sister Hazel and the festivities last from 11 p.m. - 5 a.m. Any graduating high school senior is welcome to bring a dale on their school's night at the park, but keep a nice outfit ready. Dress is formal. By the way. Junior class officers are also in­ vited. Parents don’t have to worry about their kids staying out all night ei­ ther. Up to four complimen­ tary chaperones are pro­ vided to all groups with less than 50 students at­ tending and an additional pass Is made available for every extra 10 students attending. And even though the night is for the grads, the chaper­ ones are welcome to en­ joy a special headquar­ ters set up especially for them. The event isn't limited to the Magic Kingdom. Tickets are available for the water parks and Disney-MGM Studios and the rides at the kingdom will be open all night. Tile event has become one o f the longeststanding traditions in Florida for High School graduates. In fact, it Isn't a bad way to find a date for the prom if it hasn't been held already. Walt Disney World also pro­ vides special packages for any school looking to go the extra mile, but. however you get there. Just get there. It's one of the biggest parties of the year and a great way to end Senior Year. Or you could stay home studying. Obviously, strict guide­ lines are adhered to. No alcohol or similar sub­ stances arc tolerated; hence, the chaperones. But except for that, basically anything goes and usually docs. As far as the dress code is concerned, guys are expected to wear a Jacket with a tie and slacks; girls should wear dresses with sleeves. No word on how they might look coming off some of the water rides, but it does give everyone a chance to spend a few bucks at the mall a week before Grad Night. For convenience, stu­ dents will also be able to purchase (Grad Night can start to add up. espe­ cially right after the prom, but you have been at this high school thing for four years, right?), meal tickets and special meal functions can be ar­ ranged at sites through­ out Walt Disney World. Grad N igh t dates at Disney O v ie d o ........................ M a y 1 Lake Maiy.................April90 Lyman............... April 90 S e m in o le ...................... M a y 7 L a k e H ow ell..................M a y 7 C ro o tn s......................... M a y 7 �7C - ►♦•raid. Sanford. Florida • Wednesday. ApnI 14, 1999 Hangin’ Out Da’ Bomb hears all... Before it's too late. D a B o m b says to cheek out a lacrosse game at one of the high schools in Semi­ nole County. Sports doesn't get much better. W in te r Springs kids know ju st w hat’s w rite The kids nt Winter Springs Elementary School have been working hard preparing for the Florida Writes contest. Here's u few of the practice pa­ pers ns w e ll a s s o m e Just p la in sto ries th e y o u n g e r k k ls w ork ed o n . L o o k fo r m ore n e x t w e e k In th e n e x t } lo n g in ' Out. ‘ M r. F orgetfu l’ has a really bad day If you get a chance, check out the Ireland displays in the lobby of Wicklow Elementaiy. D a B o m b says that when it comes to a great looking lobby. W icklow docs it right. By C arle J. Bay SPECIAL TO n fe HERALD------- Awesome performance by the Lyman Drama Club last Saturday in “Once Upon A Mattress." It’s a busy time right now in the drama scene, but Da Bomb says don't miss the presentation at Lake Maty High this weekend. You know what Winter Springs Elementary Sc hools needs? Da Bomb says it needs a really big sign you can see from State Road 434 that iden­ tifies what it is. The school has too much to be proud of to not have some recognition What’s going on..; Indian Trails Middle School will host Project Earth 2000: Into ihr Millennium on April 15. Twenty eighth-grade stu­ dents liave been selected for •he Take Stock In Children Scholarship Program which Includes Income-eligible kids who will rereive a scholarship and guidance from a qualified mentor. The 1999 students from Seminole County arc Klmberllna Baity, Todd Barello. Adrian Billings, Sheena Cam pbell. Lashmi Chaddah. Michelle Cleckley, Babtc Cvlta. Paul Ford. La* tonya Key. Megan Marxian, Rhett Pcrmaul. James Pascocrllo. Krystal Ragoonanan, Jan Rios, Daniel Roman. Lynnessa Roy. Noemi Santiago, Gracjanna Sekula. Dawn Wood and TshaJ Ziong. The event will be held April 15 at 6:30 pm . at the Seminole County Public Schools Educational Support Center. Tile B ear Lake Elementaiy School P r A will sponsor a three-part seminar. "What Kids Nretl to Succeed." for parents and care-givers at 6:30 p.m. at April 19 and 26. Cost Is 310 per family. Call 862-1197 for details. Winter Springs Elementary is accepting kindergarten regIslnttlons for children who will lx- 5-years-old bv Sept. I, 1999. Parents may register ilit-ir kids between 8 a.in. - 3 p.m. and office staff will be available April 20 from 6 - 8 p.m. Lake Huwdl High School's Class o f 1999 will have Its seniur prom at Disney's Grand Floridian on April 23 from 6:30 p.m. midnight. Tickets will lie sold during lunches between April 7-14. Mllwee Middle School will host I0O students in sixth through eighth-grades in the Academic Brain Bowl April 29. Ron ml-robin elimination rounds held all week at 8:40 a in., and I and 2 p.m. Call 831 4122 for details. Project Graduation o f Lake Mary High School will host a graduation party for the Class of 1999 on May 26 at the Or­ lando Fitness and Racquet Club. The dnig-free. alcoholfree celebration Is for seniors on the same day o f graduation to provide a safe, enjoyable environment. __ Winter Springs Elementary students offered i p some ol their best writings to Hangiri Out and here you have a chance lo read soma of (hem. Look for next week. Once upon a time there was a leprechaun named Robert. One day he went to follow a rainbow. It took him a long time. When he got there, he say a little girl picking flowers, her name was Alexis. There were daisies. tulips and sunflowers. Right before his es there was the strongest $ Ing ever. It was a rainbow flower. It made a * rainbow n r Once upon a time there was a bug that was curious about everything. But one day the little bug saw a computer and went Into tt. He . wandered around In the computer. Right when the bug was about to get out. a giant disc blocked the way out. Then all of a sudden a little girl turned on the com­ would fly out to help them. I soared through the air Uke a torpedo. I found Santa and the reindeer. T h ey were struggling to get the sleigh on the top o f the roof. S o I decided to be macho reindeer and help them. So I did and the sleigh w as on the ro o f where It was supposed to be. After w e finished going around to all o f the houses, we went hom e and had a party. Mrs. Clause provided the food and guess w ho provided the light? If you guessed the cute little reindeer nam ed Rudolph, you're 100 percen t correct. A fter the party was over, we wrnt ba ck out into the early m orning and sang Christm as carols. Me. the reindeer, Santa. Mrs. C lau se and even the elves. W e had a great time that night. I sure hope you like Christmas and my story. S ^ E C I^ T O ^ m E MEKALb w h erever It was planted. The girt s a y the leprechaun and tried to catch him. but she didn't. He Just disappeared. A lex is looked all around and cou ldn't find htm. se she went hom e. W hen the little girl was gone, the leprechaun came ba ck out and found the gold b y the rainbow. Alexis Stuckey is a secondgrader at Winter Springs Elementary School My name is Rudolph. I had a great adventure an Christm as Eve. I soared through the sky with Santa and the other reindeer. I didn't like It when Santa went down the ch im n ey because the reindeer would make fun o f m e . We soared through the air all night and hardly ever landed on a rooftop. I was exhausted. The other reindeer were acting lik e they w eren't tired at all. but they were! I tried and tried to go fast but It w as too hard and too late. Santa was already starting back home to d rop me off. A fter h r did. he went back out Into the night sky. It was hard for the reindeer to see through without my glowing red nose. T h ey crashed Into houses, lust missed the rooftops, and gave som e o f the presents to the wrong kidst I had to do som ething before tt w as too late! I decided I The ape that came out of my computer w fT M Corey J. Ikiy la a fifth grader at Winter Springs Elementary. Rudolph had a great Christmas Robert finds a rainbow flower By Alexis Stuckey_____________ SPECIAL TO THE HERALD One day at W inter S prin gs Elementary School long ago a forgetful student nam ed M ik e was having a dreadful day. H e had been working on one math problem for the last 15 m in ­ utes for countless times. Every time h e had figured it out. h e kept getting distracted by aom ething and then forgot h la answer. Then hla teacher, Mr. P e r n , called on M ike, "Michael, please tell the class the answer to num ber one.* M ike was speechless. H e didn't know the answer! 'I don't know the answ er." h e squeaked. "W ell then," Mr. Perez said. *1 guess a little detention is In ord er." After detention. Mike ran straight home. He w rnt dow n to the basement and hid b e ­ hind an old box. He did not want anyone to And him. W h ile sitting there for a while, he fe ll asleep. When he woke up, h e was In his bed. His mom cam e into the room. "I heard what huppened at school," the said. "Let's m ake a little settlement. You do yo u r work and we could do som ething; Ifun." right. I w ill," he said. His mom left the room and Mike looked out the window. It was night. He threw ofT h is shoes. "I guess I had a little e n jo y ­ ment today," M ike murmured. "Oh. thank goodness." Mike felt the softness o f h is pillow as he dozed o ff to ale sleep, 'I ’ll do my best i." he whispered. "I wtU...zz pu ter and In the back of him a Jungle appeared. Out o f no­ w h ere a giant, giant ape came and chased the little bug. W hen all o f a sudden a loud voice shouted out. "time for bed !" T h e little girl turned off the com puter and the Jungle and the ape disappeared, the gam e w as over, the bug got out o f the com puter and then flew away. Th e end...or Is It? Jenna llkm h on s Is a fourth-grader at Winter Springs Elementary S chool V 'X y.K * * 1 i. 4 .T ..* j^ 1< i f N sp » t ) An* M m Enjoying the 'Lymllght*Ths Lyman High School "Lymiight Productions* Drama department presented "Once Upon A Mattress,’ last week. Michelle Backet directed the production which Included Barry Alan Hall, Josh Slniscalco, Angela Florio, Erik Morris, Chris Nelson, J.D. Hutchinson, Alex Carroll and Brittany Hardy, al members at Inter­ national Thespian Troupe 2329. The cast presented three show*. WHAT’S COOKIN’: W eek o f 4/14/99 - 4/23/99 Lunch selections for Seminole County Public Schools El e m e n t a r y S ch o o l: W edn esday: Spaghetti w/ martnura sauce & meatballs Bread stick/tossed salad Shape-ups frozen treat Choice of milk Chef salad/Bag lunch T h u rsd a y : Shaved turkey fit ham on pretzel bun Campbell's tomato soup Pretzel twists Apple turnover Choice of Milk Chef salad/Bag lunch F r id a y : Nachos/ehlli/cheese Corn Rice Fruit tray Choice o f Milk Chef salad/Dag lunch M onday: I’lzzu Hut pizza Orange Juice or fruit Apple sauce Chocolate chip cookies Choice of milk Chef salad/Bag lunch T u esday: Baked ham w/ pineapple Mashed potato/roll Steamed broccoli Mlcro-blte Ice cream bar Choice of milk Chef salad/Bag lunch Spaghetti w/ marinara sauce & meatballs Bread stlck/tosscd salad Shape-ups frozen treat Choice of mlik/Frulty tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Chicken patty on bun W ed n esd ay ; T h u rs d a y : Dreadstlcks w/ dip Campbell's chicken noodle soup Orange gelatin salad Choice of milk Chef salad/Bag lunch Bavarian pretzel roll w/ shaved ham & cheese Campbell's tomato soup Apple turnover Choice of Mllk/Frulty tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Charbroll on bun T h u rs d a y : Oven baked chicken/roll Whipped potato/gravy Green beans Cherry crisp Choice of milk Chef salad/Bag lunch F rid a y : Com dog Pasta/vegetable salad Pretzel twists Mixed fruit bowl Frozen yogurt Choice of Milk Chef salad/Bag lunch M id d le & J ih th S c h o o l: W ed n esd ay : F r id a y : Nachos/chill/cheese Corn Rice Fruit tray Choice of Milk/Frulty tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Beef rlb-b-que on bun M onday: Champs pizza Orange Juice or fruit Chocolate chip cookies Choice of mllk/Fruity tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Charbroil on bun Tuesday: Baked ham w/ pineapple Mashed potato/roll Steamed broccoli Mlcro-blte Ice cream bar Choice of milk/Fruity tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Beef rib-b-que on bun Wednesday: Dreadstlcks w/ dip Campbell's chicken noodle soup Orange gelatin salad Choice o f mllk/Fruity tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Chicken patty on bun Thursday: Oven baked chlcken/roll Whipped potato/gravy Green beans Cherry crisp Choice df mllk/Fruity tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Beef Rlb-b-que on bun Friday: Com dog Pasta/vegetable salad Mixed fruit bowl Frozen yogurt Choice of Mllk/Fruity tea Chef salad/Bag lunch Chicken patty on bun i �'j*\‘ ' ! ^ f WtSfo^ft f r i f r w >W t ^ vfr1 'taw ar^tftU a^ Seminole Herald. SWord, Florida - Wadnaaday. April 14.1990 • 3 0 Hangin' Out Just one year left: Can I make it? IrA a y i UERATO NDBWT It'a roughly one y e a r before graduation and already doubt ■tarts seeping In...can I make It? Graduation Is not that far away, yet I still cannot prevent the 'what IP questions from coming. What If I cannot handle the stress o f m y senior year? What If I don't get Into the college o f my choice? What If I don't h ave a dominantly happy life? Some people do not understand why ‘ good kids* and ‘ smart kids* contem plate dropping out. gettin g their G.E.D. and going to Junior college In order to leave the stress factors o f high school behind. One very Important reason that some teens feel this way la because we are m aturing. Most teens that feel this w ay are 17or IH-years old and stlU have to abide try the exact same rules as whrn they w ere 5and 0-yeurs-old. School rules nevrr change and In some cases the enforcem ent o f these rules thwarts growth. Teens, m yself Included, sometimes do not recognUe that stress will be a factor o f everyday life, now und always. Whether It Is sim ply being stressed over hom ework or taxrs. stress Is a part o f everyday life. A big Issue Is In the air here. The main goal In life Is not to get rlrh and be fam ous (of course, that would be nice too.| The goal In life la to be happy. Dropping out o f high school may not prevent you from being happy In life, but It Is a big risk. Most people are not happy In a "go nowhere Job.* Yet. If a dropout pursues and obtains a M asters Degree, then that dropout probably will not get stuck In a *go nowhere Job.* However. If a person does not have enough ambition to flnish high school, then how are they going to push themselves through a Master's Degree program or even a Bachelor's degree. It Is feasible to graduate from college even after dropping out o f high school, but It Is not realistic. Most people think or high Bchool dropouts as rebels. Idiots or the ones w ho Just couldn't cut It. From some perspectives that m ay be true, but In some cases It Is those who Just couldn't take It anymore. Another stereotype that I have personally decided Is simply not true Is that high school Is the "best tim e o f your life.* My answer to this is that If this Is the best tim e o f my life. I don’t need to see the worst, because right now Is pretty dreary. Not all teachers In high school try to enforce that they are the dictators, whose sole Job Is to prevent students from using the restroom on a twohour basis. Teachers like this hinder Individual thinking. Some teachers arc very good, some even recognize the fact that some o f their students are considered legally to be adults and will readily grant them the permission to use the ■privilege* o f going to the restroom. Then there are still some reasons such as cruel peers that push some kids to drop out and flee their bad situations. Kids und teens especially should be taught how to think for themselves and make their own resolutions about things. People In general should never accept 'b e ca u se I said so* as an answer. T h is type o f philosophy Is pretty much what causes teens to succumb to peer pressure. It Is simply small meager rules and the people who hinder Individual thinking and torment their peers that drive the 'good kids* and 'sm art kids' to drop out. Amy Guenther (a n Junior at Lyman High School. W S E S student won’t feel sorry fo r herself K s im v r srorm editoit Life Is what y o u m ake o f It. W inter S prin gs fifth-grader Vlrgen Osarlo cou ld sit In her wheelchair and feel sorry for herself. Instead, she d em a n d s more o f herself, and w ith the help o f her teachers a n d friends, she was named D isn ey Dreamer and Doer for h e r school. S h ell be h on ored at a special cerem ony at Walt Disney World M a y 6. To understand the struggle Vlrgen has overcom e. It might be best for h e r to explain It herself: *f want to tell you a little something about myself. I w as bom In Puerto Rico on Dec. 18, 1987 and I u>as nam ed Vlrgen In honor o f the Vlrgen Mary. After I w as bom. doctors noticed my back w a s open. Surgeons closed It. From that day on I have had no movement fro m my ivalst down. I have been In a wheelchair alm ost all o f my life. I have a cerebral shunt Implanted In m y head that has to be checked to be sure It works right. That means more surgery. 7 live with my mom. my little seven year old brother and my IS y e a ro ld sister. We get along Just like sister and brother. They bother me and I bother them right back. Even though w e fu s s and bother each other, they love me. take care q f me. and make sure / am happy. ‘My mom Is very special.She is a single parent raising all of us. She does the best she can fo r us. In Puerto R ico she was a nurse, but to work here, she would have to g o back to school Instead she has dedicated h e r s e lfto staying at home and taking care o f us and especially me. She always makes sure I am clean, dressed nicely, and happy. My mom is doing this because she loves me and w ants everything to be Just right for me. I help my mom out be Interpreting English to Spanish fo r her. S he doesn't speak a lot q f English so I Interpret fo r her because I speak Spanish and English. */ am Uke most 11 year-old children. I Uke arts and crq/ls. I like Rugrats. watching TV. and working on computers. One thing I really Uke Is to race other kids In wheekhatrs. I don't let m y handicap hold me back and I don't let U get me down. There are times when I wish I could run. Jump and walk down the street. When / s ta rt feeling sad I think about things I can do. When / grow up I want to be a teacher. I w ill teach Science. Art. or be a sign language teacher fo r d e q f children. Deaf children need to know what Is going on around them even If they can't hear. T h is year has been a big year fo r me. For the firs time I am going to class with regular children. It has been hard and there Is a lot to do. but I worked really hard to learn how to do new things. I like It Virgtn Osario's triumph against her i chaJlengsa samsd her because I am making new friends, getting to meet new kids, and learning how to do things f o r myse{f. Being with other children has made me fe e l good. happy and u<elcomed.‘ Vlrgen has earned all A's and B's tn her first regular school y e a r and hopes to leam students have write stuff m s® is physical of Winter Springs Elementary School's Disney Dreamer and Doer Award. to w alk one day. ‘ Nobody tells me much about It. but I dream HI b e a b le to walk one day,* she aald. *1 go to therapy every Tu esday and work really h ard .* Patrice Still, a Winter S p rin gs teacher who nom inated Vlrgen. wrote. •Vlrgen has overcome trem en dou s academic and social obstacles. She has gra cefu lly met challenges and h as becom e an accepted and n eeded member of h er hom eroom class. She Is determ ined to make the best o f a n y new experience.* S he already has. Sem inole High School stu­ d en ts recently competed In th e district competitions for th e Health Occupations Stu­ den ts o f Am erica district con ­ test. W inners Included Khs- Garrett Ooldomlth, Ri­ cardo Moatshro, Tim Peter­ son. Jeff 3choemaker and Marcas 3treater have been dats White STAFF WHITER Kelly Kamse. Msrlka is Arcega, Maybe It Isn't too late after all. Maybe there Is a future for our newspapers. M aybe some o f the big shot editors will make room for the n ew kids who want to w rite the world. K e ld r a Vi Harris. David Igteslse. Paolo tllva. Nsyds Kecribaao, Clsdy Marti— . Ormkass (Borer, Mitch PersaJ, Kirk Oies- For 11 years. D eborah Jepson has been preparin g hun­ dreds o f eager stu den ts for ca ­ reers In Journalism In her classes at O vied o High School. She teaches w ith the same enthusiasm a n d w on der she had as a you ngster In C en­ terville. Iowa . w here h er dad was a reporter fo r the C en ­ terville Daily loweglan At 17. Jepson was a proofreader and covered two or three stories a week. Jepson recalls the first solo assignment fo r the newspaper - trying to m ake sense o f a county budget story. *1 was scared to death ," she told 17year-old Randy Sm ith. Jr., one o f her Oviedo H igh students. "You know y o u felt when you did your first story?" Jepson asked Smith. 'H o w m any times did you need to rewrite it? How much more com fortable arc you now than yo u w ere then? Was I too strict?" *l'm a better w riter - I’m more experienced," Sm ith said. *1 feel much m ore confident." Getting started early can make a world o f difference, Jepson said. 'M a n y o f our Journalism students began to write and edit at Jackson Heights or In dian H ills Middle schools. They w orked on the newspapers at those schools." selected to attend Boys State from Sem inole High School. Chase McMorrongh and Jo­ seph 3sadhelai were selected a s alternates. r. Nick Koteh. Isabel Qataa. Nlkl Houck. Chris Perrin, Matt Yoke. Danielle Potopoulos, a Ly­ m an graduate, was chosen as Sou theastern Conference S oc­ cer Player-of-the-Year. Na­ tion al S occer Coaches A s s o ­ ciation Player-of-the-Year and N ational Player-of-the-Year. S h e went to the University o f Florida. McNcal. Chris tias Joeelyn. Lacy Haley Smith. X eph eale Carter and Caeey Q a a ta lo a. CMedo teacher Deborah Jepson (left) is the head ot one ot the top newspapers in the state. On Friday, the stafT for The Lion’s Tale, met to make a s ­ signments fo r the last edition o f the school year - The Graduation Issue. Jepson a l­ lowed the editors to conduct the session. Laura Hoffman and Soda Kazt. the senior ed i­ tors. were assisted by Chris­ tine Brownyard and Samantha Riepe. Juniors who will edit next year’s paper. No one w a s left o u t of the Ians or th e planning. T h e s e ds aren't sh y." Jepson said from aside. T h e y 'r e creative and they lik e to express them ­ selves." E ven If two students tried to talk a t the same time, Jepson allow ed the editors to maintain order. £ It greatly pleases Jepson that the school's Journalism stu­ dents rank a t the to p of the classes at O viedo. A year ago, " J " stu den ts were 1-2-3 tn the G radu atin g Class. Valedicto­ rian Shaw n Nichols Is now at D uke University. Robyn S chrievcr Is at Yale and Jor­ dan W ein s Is at the University o f Florida. Jepson said she would prefer the state o f Florida have a stricter set o f rules that focus on w riting. *We talk at length about Journalism every day." sh e said. *W e exist In a T V en­ vironm ent. So It Is Important to talk about what Is behind a story. T o go more In depth and to Investigate more. 'I t ’s m uch more Involved than askin g the who. what, why. w hen, where and how. Th ose m u st still be addressed but that's only the start If a re­ porter o r w riter wants to get the whole story. W e have to get deeper a n d deeper In the hu­ m an side o f each story." David Las, Pretesh Pstsl Greenwood Lakes Middle S ch ool participated In the 1999 National PTA Reflections A rt Contest. Winners In­ cluded: Ksphael Jsrsmlllo, Lisa Orimlaad. Leah Cooper. Andrew LaCoar. Devoa Lopes. Jassos Jones, TlHsay Too and Allison Parkin who n ow m ove on to county com ­ p etitio n s. Darcy Ann Carriules, o f W in ter Springs, earned a de­ gree from the University of In­ d ia n a at Bloomington. Lake Mary was the first ot the Seminote County Schools to hold Prom Night. Charlton Hutton, Brad HmM Hioto by AfCK Bledsoe. Sarah Richardson. Jennifer Tyler. Emily Reardon and Andy Rice celebrated at the Peabody. T an n er Brock, o f Longw ood. w as named to the Dean's Scholars list at Missis­ sippi State University. He Is a form er baseball player at Lake B rantley. Phillip Maurice Eubanks. Mike Hale and Mike Richardson, o f Lyman High S chool, took first place In the C en tral Florida Auto Dealers C om p etition held at Seminole C om m u nity College. They earn ed a trip to New York to com p ete tn the National Fi­ n als fo r Autom obile Technol­ ogy. Lake Mary celebrates prom a n d Kntts Srinivasas of O viedo High School were m em bers o f the team that ca m e In third place at the A C M Invitational Computing C on test. They won a gam e ch a ir for the computer club an d gam e software. G race Brown and Angela G ram k ow have been chosen to represent Seminole High S chool at this summer's weeklo n g Am erican Legion Girls' S ta te program. Angela S aiso w a s selected as alternate. Th e o b jective o f the program Is to provid e 'h a n d s on training* In city, county and state govern­ m ent. from Sanford, has been aw arded a Tm stee Scholar­ sh ip at PfellTcr University (N .C .) It Is one o f the school's m ost prestigious scholarships a n d Is awarded to Incoming tran sfer students. He Is a for­ m er athlete at Seminole High S ch o o l. T h e Musical Mustangs o f G eneva Elementary School h ave been chosen to perform at W alt Disney World's Epcot C enter. T eresa W arner, a fifthgra d er at English Estates Elem entary, was Judged to h ave the best essay submitted to the Daughters o f the Am eri­ ca n Revolution essay contest. �A iff • '# 1 t 4C • Sffrr.no!* Herald. Santord. Flood* • Wednesday. Apnl 14.1999 Hangin’ Out Ytmfk AikMed in Action: The SpcwfocoJul K e ith W right S a n fo rd E x p o s J a ra m e y H e ck le S a n fo r d Bravea Pearson S a n fo rd E x p o t Jam es L e v i G lib S a n fo r d B ra v e t Uarqula J o n a a S an ford E x p o a A ntoine C o llin s Sanford B ra v e a t * C le o White S a n fo rd E x p o t E ric Bryant S a n fo r d E x p o t L it t le Ryan Q u in n Sanford B ra v e s M n M ptxffo* League Team o f the Week T-ball kids play for the fun of it B v A m i G uenther STa 14' c o k k k s l “o N b l- A I ------'W h ere dreams begin.* That Is what the sign on th e Casselberry Little League Tliall Held reads. T -lia ll Is the sport for th e age where the kids play pu rely for the sake of playing. T h e r e are not any m llllon -d olla r contracts here and everyb ody plays. The Cardinals. a Casselberry T-Ball team. Is one such squad. They have 1 1 players, all between the a g e s o f 5 and 6. It Is at this a g e that the kids develop th e ir love for the game and that Is exactly what the Cardinals a re doing. Everybody gets to bat: th ey do not keep track o f outs. T h e kids get one base for every hit and everylxxly wins. T h e team Is made up of both boys and girls. T-IJall In the 90‘s Is quite diverse. The roach of the C ardin als Is Pete Tatro. and h is daughter llcxsle T a tro plays for the team. Pete has been coaching for several years. He also coaches his son 's. 'H illing* Is player Austin Dlssel's favorite part o f the game. Austin Is 5-yea rs-old and tills Is his first year o f playing. Hilling Is a lso A lb erto Rivera's favorite part o f the game. Alberto Is a ls o 5 and this Is his first year o f playing T-Hall. At this age. Utile em p h a sis Is placed on skill. M ost o f It Is dedicated to effort. Pasta fo r Pennies at Indian Trails The tuds at Indian Trails Middle School worked with schools from all over the county In the annual Pasta For Pennies Campaign to raise money lor I Central Flonda chanties Here. Indian Trails teacher Emory Blake hosts some o! his students for a pasta lunch. � 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, 1999 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, April 14, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 14, 1999. 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Casselberry, Isolated Lake Mary, Longwood. Storms Oviedo. W inter Springs and Seminole County / • □ Briefs ^V Seminole County Tax Collector leeuee SANFORD • Th* Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Uetvde-j has installed a new computer sys­ tem caRed FRVIS 2000 In al Tax Collector Offices to proceea vehicle and vessel Mm and ------1 Designed without sufficient Held Input, It takea almost twice as long to enter each customer transaction as the 15-year old system it replaces, said Seminole County Tax Colector Ray Valdes. Valdee said the new system la creating service Inee at Tax Collector offices throughout the state. The Tax Colector'a Office is submitting suggestions to the DMV to correct the design flaws. Valdee la encouraging resi­ dents to temporarily use the Tax Collector’s mail service when­ ever poeslrle. Mondays and Fridays are the busiest days, and 12 p.m. to 2 p m. are the busiest hours. Valdee recom­ mends coming In on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. The first and last few working days of the month draw heavy last minute and eariy-bird renewers. The turnaround on vehicle and vessel mail-in renewals is less than 10 days from receipt, Valdee said. For more information, cal 665-1000. High: 94 / / S in e # 1 9 0 8 Local teams ousted at prep tourney IB Low: 76 2 \ Charity run Sept. 6 ORLANDO • Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children & Women will host the first-ever Miracle Miles 15K Run at 7 a.m. Monday. Sept. 6 . The event kicks off the hospital’s 10th Birthday celebration. The cost is $15 through Aug. 28, $18 from Aug. 30-Sept. 4. and $25 on the day of the race. For more information, call 698-1313. July 27, 1999 91st Year, No. 2 3 9 (407) 3222611 Sanford, FL 5 0 C e n ts Lottery Winning Numbers Florida Lottery 3A Tooley named Sanford’s top cop By Bin Kama__________________ Staff Writer SANFORD — Brian Tooley, a 25-year veteran of the Orlando Police Department, was named Sanford’s new Police Chief at Monday's City Commission meeting. Tooley plans to assume the duties at the Sanford Police Department on Aug. 11, leaving his current position as Deputy Chief for the Orlando Police Department. T m thrilled to be here," Tooley said. "There is a tremendous amount of opportunity in San font I see this as a renaissance city in terms of its potential New chief brings more than 27 years of experience to the job for renewal and redevelopment. I'm looking forward to being part of this city." Tooley's starting salary will be $79,900, plus up to $3,000 for moving expenses, according to his draft con­ tract. According to terms in his contract. He must move to Sanford within 18 months of taking the job. Community Oriented Policing will continue to be emphasized, according to Tooley's Ihree-year plan submitted dur­ ing his application. He said he will work with police department staff to develop a working three to five year plan. Following the recommendations of a private consultant, former Acting Chief of Police Ray Bronson implemented a Community Oriented Policing program. most notably in the Goldsboro area. "I am very, very impressed with the mm and women in the Sanford Police Department," Tooley said. "They have a genuine dedication to moving the department ahead and working with the community." Tooley said he wants to see the pro­ gram continue to grow. "Some great improvements have been made in the Department over the last year." Tooley said. "If we stay on track, following the consultant's report, we can have a first-rate police department." The recruitment of new officers will Sec Cop, Page 4A • Longwood duo begins petition drive for charter Back to class for teachers Rebello, Tolos say they want voters to decide on all charter changes By Jo« DaSantle____________ Staff Writer Suburban Republican Womens Club meets Aug. 18 HEATHROW - The Suburban Women's Club, Federated is holding Its August meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 11 am. at Heathrow Country Club. The meeting features Sandra Qoard. Seminole County Supervisor of Elections. She will speak about the effects of the ‘motor/voter* law. Alt state and local legislators as well as all registered Republican women are invited to attend the meeting. The coat la S13 per person. Reservations should be made to Betty Jean Cochran, 862­ 6626, or June Columbus, 830­ 4560. Reservations or cancella­ tions must be made by 5 p.m., Sunday, Aug. 15. TU ESDAY P tx rto toy Tommy V incent John Bath of Oviedo High School. Robed McCall of Lake Highlands Prep School m Orlando. Dr Alex Dtckrson of Seminole Community College and mary Melvin ol Boone High School conduct an experiment to determine how force affects motion. The teachers were partcipating in program at SCC designed to assist them in teach­ ing advance-placement physics and chemistry to high school students. Police nab 8 in Casselberry prostitution solicitation sting D u Jo Ia a H a C n n lL By e DeSantla Staff Wnter LONGWOOD — A group of Longwood residents, upset that city commissioners are attempt­ ing to limit the number of char­ ter amendments to go before voters in a fall referendum, have launched a petition drive to force 13 proposed amendments onto the ballot Nov. 2. Their petition drive stems from a commission flip-flop in two week's time. During a special meeting July 12, the commission voted 3-1 to place 13 proposed amendm ents brought forward by Longwood's Charter Review Committee to be placed on the November ballot. A week later, with different board members in attendance, the commission voted 34) to strike six of the more controversial amendments from the ballot while altering referendum language in three others. Ihe most controversial of the proposed changes would require a super majority vole of 4-1 to hire or fire key city employees such as the city administrator, city attorney, and city clerk. O ther am endm ents deal with the evaluation process for the city administrator, the city adm inistrator's authority to appoint department heads, the appointing power for a tempo­ rary city administrator, and the mechanism to replace a commis­ sioner if the board experiences a vacancy. The petition drive, spearhead­ ed by longtime Longwood activists Nadine Tolos and JoAnne Rebello, would require the collection of signatures of 10 percent of the city's registered voters in order to place the amendm ents, as originally See Petition, Page 4A . . . . ■ . "It's a routine. sweep we do every quarter or so,"m explained Lt. LX*nnis Stewart, public information officer for the Casselberry police department. "Sometimes we do DUI sweeps as well. It helps us keep a handle on things. Sometimes they know its coming, they just don't know when." Arrested and charged with assignation to com­ mit prostitution were: David J. Quincy, 39, of Bonaire Drive, Altamonte Springs; George Ijw rence King, 61, of East Logan Drive Longwood; Orville Baldridge, 54, of Gallahad Drive, Casselberry; Oscar Sanchez, 22, of Dean Coble lane, Orlando; William Wilbert Fenton. Jr., See Sting, Page 4A CASSELBERRY — Eight Central Florida men, all but one from Seminole County, have a date in court and some embarrassing explaining to do fol­ lowing a weekend prostitution sting conducted by the Casselberry PoUce Department and the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. One of those arrested was on felony probation for lewd and lascivious assault on a child. Another also faces charges as a habitual traffic offender with six current suspensions against his driving license. □ Quote "If we desire respect for the law, we must first make the law respectable." Louis D. Brandels Sanford mayor wants injunction lifted City will ask judge to allow them to turn off w ater at Ridgewood apartm ents By Bill Kernt_______________ Staff Writer □ Index C la sslile d ....... 3 B-4 B Comics ..................GA C r o s s w o r d ........3 B Dear A b b y ....... 7 A H o ro s c o p e ........6A O b it u a r ie s ........3 A P e o p le .............. 7 A PoUce Briefs . . . . 3A Sports ............. 1B-2 B T e le v is io n ........7 A SANFORD — The city of Sanford this week will seek per­ mission to once again turn off the water at the Ridgewood Villas apartments and condo­ miniums located near Seminole High School. The 60-unit complex, which is operating without a license LtJfei*! *--_vffik=-• ‘y since the state issued a closure notice for code violations on July 7, lost water service last Wednesday because of $12,000 in unpaid water bills by former complex owner Ridgewood Villas, Inc. A circuit court ordered water to be restored for 30-days on Friday after a complaint from Central Florida Legal Services, who represent several tenants. Mayor Larry Dale, with con­ sent of the City Commission, will ask Circuit Court Judge Carmine Bravo to schedule another hearing concerning the injunction. Bravo on Friday ordered that water be restored u __ •_ - i - Hotald ph o to by Arch Booth* Kelly Signer meets Space Case the Clown al the Altamonte Mall during the Florida Hospital Baby Shower. The event was designed tor new and expectant parents and featured a number ol Informational booths i 1 r-y \ 1• | * * --------- ------- -----------------— AVZ *i m at the complex for 30 days. "We turn water off for indi­ viduals who don't pay the bill," commissioner Brady Lessard said. ’We should not do some­ thing for one person, and not do it for another." Dale sai J he was concerned about condition of the apart­ ments. "There were multiple viola­ tions," Dale said. "And then the roof fell dow n (in sections of two apartments) when water was restored." Leakage from water being turned on Friday caused drywall in a five to six foot portion See Injunction, Page 5A .• ‘ - r , 1 . !.« ^ -- rI ■w �2A - Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday, July 27. 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY Florida Weather Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight | Wodn isdny Mainly clear and Regional Cities Sun and Moon Regional W eather Tides Florida: Mainly door and muggy tonight. Bright sun sh e* tomorrow with only the usual scattering ot sea breeie thunderatorm* Georgia: Clear slues tonight with kght fog in spots. Mary sunshine tomorrow with more near record heat. S anfo rd through Yesterday T tm p if it if n i H igh ........................ ........ .... 9 T Low ................................. 77* . 92* N orm al h ig h ................ N orm al tow ........................ .. 72* P re c ip ita tio n Y esterday ___ „ ™ ______ Saturday Partly sunny with a t storm In spots. muggy Almanac Thursday G 78/92 Shown is tomorrow's weather. Temperatores a rt tom gnrt tow's and tom orrow's hghs. UV Index Tomorrow Mlsaiaaippl: Clear to toe south with a lew clouds north tonight. Mostly sunny, very warm and humid tomorrow, most places rain tree Alabama: Attar any evening thunderstorm, shies will clear tonight Plenty of hot sunshine tomorrow with only a few Gulf Coast thunderstorms South Carolina: Partly cloudy tonight Sunny and hoi tomorrow with only a tew storms on the coast and a lew in the mountains Louisiana: Clear to partly cloudy tonight Variable doudmess tomorrow with a few storms along toe GiJf Coast. .0 0 0 * Normal monto to dale — Year to data___________ last year to (M e ___ ___ Normal year to date —___ National Cities 2 :4 3 S in . 8 40 a m , 2 :3 a p m . fr.1 0 p m M i 26 Aug 4 Aug 11 Aug 19 SeconcfLow S e c o n d H ig h M l am . 9 * 3 am . 3:19 pm. 9 SO pm. 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So don’t let the sun go down before you call a Seminole Herald Advertising specialist for more details on this exciting offer. (407) 322-2611 » i �SanKnofo Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, Jviy 2 7 ,10 9 0 - M McLain ready for third and last run His insurance office is the old ing a $50 million Criminal .Sinclair gas station at 720 S. Justice Center but questioning kPark Ave. in Sanford. "When I requests to fund the Sanford >was five, I used to buy candy at Zoo among other quality of life : the gas station," Daryl McLain issues. He said he will oppose ;sald. "My grandmother owned any attempts to raise taxes for ‘ the gas station and lived across the justice center. «the street. "We do not need to spend like •v McLain's office Is decorated In this," he said. [.late American wildlife. A In recent weeks, McLain has {mounted wild boar, a coyote, a been taking hits from northwest ’ sailfish. There are 8-by-10 Seminole County residents who ! framed pictures of McLain bullf him of catering to the 'dogging and roping.............................. . interests of developers -There's a painting of who threaten the rural 'his bird dog, Buddy, splendor of the area. McLain said he is fl McLain,50,Isa 'fourth-generation trying to protect the 'Sanford native. quality of life for resi­ He's the first in the dents throughout the family to be collegecounty — especially educated, the first to those who oppose iron for political office. him in District 5. Tpor seven years, he "I understand what's happening," has been the District 5 Ru m -Seminole County he said Monday. "I 'Commissioner, live in a rural area — f • Today, in the first Eureka Hammock. ■major fund-raiser for * * * There's been develop­ ment near my home. There is what McLain says will be his third — and last — run for com­ some sort of development every where. mission, he will lunch with 300 "If there are sufficient buffers women at the Altamonte Hilton. Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood is and low density growth, if we work and plan together, every­ a featured speaker. one can be a winner. Residents > McLain and Hood share bn portant political strategies. will see five or 10 years from now that we were able to save They have teamed on the light the rural areas. It takes time to fall issue, realizing its impor­ tance in the region. McLain is a affect positive change." past chairman of Lynx and Had he seen the signs people Metro Plan Board Member. He had in the yards — "McLain has has also been President of the to go?" Friends of the St. Johns. "I don't go out of my way to find them," he said. "It hurts. It : It bothers McLain that the County commission Is supporthurts because I sincerely believe • i --------------------------------------- 4 * White Police Log ' DU1 Arrests [ Altamonte Springs — July 25. Carlos Fidel Meza. 22. of 40th j Street. Orlando, was Mopped by the Florida Highway Patrol an SR ! 400 In Altamonte Springs. He was charged with driving under the \ influence of alcohol. ;. Chuluota — July 25. Alan Randall Wood, 39, of Lake Street. • Oviedo, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on CR 419 and '• 4th Street Chuluota. He was charged with driving under the influ£ ence of alcohol. \ : Sanford—-July 25. Holly Dnuse Puckett, 39, of South Lane, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on CR 427, ;• Sanford. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohoi involving a collision, possession of less than 20 grams of j; cannabis, and possession of a controlled substance — CarisoprodoL j. I'm doing what is right. I was taught right from wrong. I was taught 1 couldn't always do what I wanted, but I should always do what is right. “The Irony to all this — that some just don't yet realize — is that the other commissioners are supporting the same growth plans as 1have. So do those who are opposing me (Bob West and Don Nicholas). West is on the planning and zoning board. He's approved the ’ same proposed changes, asking the commission for approval." A few years ago McLain's dlstracters made an effort to embarrass him with a series of accusations of his being too buddy-buddy with Orlando attorney Ken Wright. The two had co-owned a craft known as the Sweet Pea. Recently, McLain relinquished his share of the Saxel Pea even though the State Ethics Committee found no fault the McLain-Wright connection above board. Wright, who represents a number of land development firms, is now a fund-raiser for Commissioner Dick Van Der Weide, whose allies are antiMcLain. "1 don't think the Van Der Weide campers will be protest­ ing this association," Commissioner Randy Morris said Monday. Ah, politics. R u m W l t t t t i c o in Min * f f * m T a c U iy th r o u g h S a tu rd a y l a t l w W m I i m U H m l d Lyman grad completes leadership training for U.S. Air Force Air Force Senior Airman Vickie A. Daniels has graduated from the Airman Leadership School at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. J- The five-week course focuses on preparing and better equip­ ping senior airmen to serve as supervisors, managers and rat­ ing officials as they progress in their military careers. Casselbenry — July 25. Gerald F. Andres, 47, of Ferdinand Drive, !• Longwood, was stopped by Casselberry police at SR 436 and Oxford Road. He was charged with driving under the influence of !; alcohol and failure to maintain a single lane. The course is the first of three levels of recurring professional military education used to develop and cultivate leader­ ship and supervisory skills required of airman in today's Air Force. i Longwood — July 25. Robert L School 48, of Willow Avenue, !* Sanford, was stopped by Longwood police at SR 434 and Robert !; Street Longwood. He was charged with driving under the influV ence of alcohol. j:!; Sanford — July 24. Willie A. Gooden, 55, of Locust Avenue, 2 Sanford, was stopped by Sanford police on 3rd Street and Avacado •; Avenue. He was charged with driving under the influence of alco- ^hol. Battery/Domestic Violence Altamonte Springs — July 25. Edward Burgess H, 39, of Alder ’• Avenue, Altamonte Springs, was arrested by Seminole County deputies following a disturbance at his residence, he was charged with battcry/domestic violence. Longwood — July 25. Ben Robert Thebut, 39, of tX'lk Road, Longwood, was arrested at his residence by Seminole County deputies following a disturbance. He was charged with battery/domestic violence. Winter Park — July 25. Mark Dennis Kiper, 43, of Abbey Line, Winter Park was arrested at his residence by Seminole County deputies following a disturbance. He was charged with battery/domestic violence. Sanford — July 25. Bruce Neal Sparkman. 41, of East 4th Street, Jacksonville, was arrested by Sanford police following a distur­ bance on Melionville Avenue. He was charged with battery/domestic violence. Altamonte Springs — July 24. Calvin Douglas Ruling, 38. of . Clemson Drive, Altamonte Springs, was arrested at his residence by Seminole County deputies following a disturbance. He was { charged with battcry/domestic violence. i j t j I : Sanford — July 25. Pedro Julian Batista, 19, of Woods Edge Circle, Orlando, was arrested on Bush Boulevard, Sanford following a domestic dispute. He was charged with battery/domestic violence. Obituaries ULUE MAE JENKINS Lillie Mae Jenkins, 85, Poplar Avenue, Sanford, died Friday July 23,1999. Bom July 28,1913 in Columbus, S.C., she moved to Sanford in 1965 from Palatka. Mis. Jenkings was a retired farm laborer. She was a member of ML Sinai M.B. Church, Sanford. Survivors include sons, Nathan L Jenkings and George Jenkings, both of Sanford; Robert C. Jenkings, Palatka; Sam Jenkings, Gainesville; daughter, Mary Etta Pendleton, Sanford; Rosetta James, Apopka; Mary Johnson, Orlando; 36 grandchildren; 64 great-grandchildren; two greatgreat-grandchildren. Sunrise Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge of arrangements. THELMA W. SMITH Thelma W. Smith, 75, Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, died Friday July 23. 1999. Bom March 16, 1924 in Center Hill she moved to Central Florida in 1926. Mrs. Smith was s homemaker. She was a member of Sanford Church of God. Mrs. Smith was a member of the Penny Pinchers and the Hardee Bunch. Survivors include sons, Larry D. Smith and Rick D. Smith, both of Sanford; daughter, Diane. Watkins, Titusville; seven grand-, children; nine great-grandchil­ dren. Britton Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge of arrangements. ANNA THORPE Anna Thorpe, 91, Sanford, died Friday July 16,1999. Bom Aug. 4, 1907, she was a resident of Sanford since 1959. Mrs. Thorpe was a homemaker. She was a Catholic. Survivors include brother, John Buczek, East Rutherford, N.J., sisters. Antoinette Dobak, Newark, N.|.; Joan Moskwa, Anahiem, Calif.; several nieces and nephews. Gramkow Funeral Home, Sanford, is in charge of arrange­ ments. LAVERN N. TRUED Lavcm N. Trued, 79, Oaks Court, Sanford, died Friday July 23,1999. Bom In Hager City, Wis., he moved to Central Florida in 1947 from Nebraska. Mr. Trued was a railroad conductor. He was a member of Family Worship Center. Mr. Trued was a Veteran of the U S Army. He was a member of Penny Pincers, Sanford; Spareribs & Retreads Senior Bowling Leagues of Sanford; and Share Organization, Sanford. Survivors include grandson, Ronald M. Wilson, St. Petersburg; sister, Leona Bivens, California. YVONNE BOWERS WASHINGTON Yvonne Bowers Washington, 80, W. Webster Avenue, Winter Park, died Friday July 23,1999. Bom in New Orleans, La, she moved to Central Florida in 1949 from New Orleans. Mrs. Washington was a beautician. She was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church. Survivors include husband, William H. Washington, Winter Park; daughter, Elsie L Herbert, Winter Park; sister, Rita B. Johnson, New Orleans, La.; great-grandchildren, Dana R. Jones, New Orleans, Laj Gary Lamar Ware, Winter Park; Brandon Alan Washington, Winter Park. Golden's Funeral Home, Winter Park, is in charge of arrange­ ments. WILNA WUNNENBERG Wilna Wunnenberg, 79, First Street, Sanford, died Sunday July 25, 1999. Bom In Burlington, Iowa, she moved to Central Florida in 1988. Mrs. Wunnenberg was s homemaker. She was Protestant. Survivors include daughter, Jackie Edwards, Sanford; brother, Lloyd Berry, Minn.; sister. Hazel Kiker, Calif.; five grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Brisaon Funeral Home, Sanford, Is in charge of arrangements. , 'h m :i own.' i\a n a tw n .inc. Direct Cremation 385 O m m cjc C ity FL 1 888 r>()8 8 6 6 2 24 Mr S e rv ic e N U R S IN G H D M E A B U S E • BEDSORES W IL K E S & • B R O K E N BONES M cH U G H ,P A •D E A T H ATTORNEYS AT LAW __ P r in c ip a l O ffice in T am pa Tfc1mmd aiwnw• • apoMih a t ftatail mIt k—awssiy O s» 1 _ | CALL FREE | 1-800-255-5070 Your company can Take a Strike To Benefit The Muscular Dystrophy Association Daniels is a civilian medical records manager with the 74th Aerospace Medicine Squadron at Wright-Patterson. She is the daughter of Sylvia 1. and Harold C. Heims of 171 Triplet Lake Drive, Casselberry. FI. Her husband, Darrell, is the son of Darrell Daniels of Palatka, Fla., and Linda Ferguson of Palmetto, Fla. The senior airman is a 1990 graduate of Lyman high School, Longwood, Fla. 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Its hnu.il. and a s a CoinimmiH S rv lie i Itticer sujH*rvisor loolev h a s Kvn marnevi to his wife, Melinda, tor 21 vears They currently live in Ov iedo He was raised in tfie Bronx I lix father was a New Turk Citv police officer and hix brother is now a police officer inCtxonul Creek. lo c a te d near I t I auderdale l irow mg uj’ a lot ot the adult males | looked uj' tc• were police officers Itx>lev slid Many ot the women I looked uj* to were also polne oltiters loolev said tie hoj'es to bring the dedhation to xerv ice instilled m him In his lather to the Santord Police IApartment When done right tins can be a vixation like the I'riesthiHxt or Ministry, loolev said It s hon orahle, giH*d work When done w r o n g , it s m il Kw**> *Vhifr ■vnint’ubM f- ihix rrfx.it Petition C o n tin u e d fro m Page IA approved at lulv 12’s special meeting, before the voters Ajipro»imateIv 800 signatures would he necessary I he jvtition organizers are pushing to have between 900-I.tXXJ signatures bv the commission's August In meeting, to bo verified bv the Supervisor of Fleet ions ’ I Icvl very, very strongly that since the charter is the founda­ tion and backbone of this citv that three commissioners should not have the right to make this decision tor almost K.tXX) vot­ ers," said Lotos. "I personally don't agriv with all 13 amend­ ments. hut I am adamant that the citizens of l ongvvood have the right to accept or reject these amendments by a m.i|ont\ vote." Following the July 12 special meeting, it ajijvared as it citi zens would have the right to decide the fate of I ongvvoodN charter. Commissioners Dan Anderson, Rusty Miles, and Annamarie Vacca voted 1-1 to give 1ongvvood voters a say in the proposed amendments Mayor Paul Lovestrand cast the lone dissenting vote, saying he felt the ultimate responsibility of deciding ballot amendments Lielonged to the commission. I le stated that he fell a great many of the proposes! changes would hurt the city in the long run. Commissioner Steve Miller was absent from that meeting. A week later at the commis­ s i o n 's regular meeting July 19, Miller. Lovestrand and Anderson voted to eliminate sic ot the proposed amendments in the absence ot Miles and Vacca Despite repeated attempts to contact Anderson about his vote reversal, he h a s vet to comment or explain the reversal ot hix pi rsition "Government is supposed to be ot the jx*ople, bv the j>eoj*le, and for the jH*oj'le," said Rebello “I truly believe 1 should have a x.n as a resident of I ongvvood, and I believe every other citizen should have ,i say. We have a representative government, hut it is our duty to watch those* who represent us " Craig Van I looven, who s.u on the Charter Rev iew l omrmttce during the vear long pro|ei t with Rehello and others, eventually becoming its ih.ur. said he is willing to join the petition drive it it becomes a serious ettort and not just an idle threat I he charter rev lew committee put in a tremendous ettort," said Van I looven. "Each of the com missioners appointed a repre­ sentative to that committee I he commission keeps talking about what a historic document this is. If that's reality, why was the charter changed in 1992?" Van Hoovcn said he felt the proposed changes were realistic and that voters have an ojuiortunity to bring about a situation where the city of I ongvvood can better manage itself without political pressures from the com­ mission. S P O T L IG H T YOUR ‘Ask atxjut discotnl prices lor larger groups Discounted Prices Ottered to The Seminole Herald Readers by Calling this loll Free Number 1-877-926-8896 Cali Seminole Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �S«rrxnol0 Herald. Sanlord Florida ■Tuesday July 27 1999 5A Military News Visiting the newspaper Seminole Herald S l\l I PHIS H e rtk J p h o to b y T o m m y V in c e n t A group ol students from the Casselberry Polico Department's Summer Camp program recently toured the Seminole Herald to learn about newspapers Among those who attended the lour were Joey Scncmdivcr. Josh Moreland Dylan Y/ells Vanessa Pcllett. Michelle Polletl. Brandon Wells, Tyler Mitlan. Billy Strong Kayla Johnson. Charles Johnson, Officer J Pick. Officer D Mittan and Officer J Catiller Matthew K. I.avancher Matthew K. Lavanchcr has joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program at the L'S Army Recruiting; Station, Pikevillc, K'l Fhe program gives young men and women the opportunity to delay entering active duty for up to one year. I he enlistment gives the new soldier the option to learn a new skill, travel and become eligible to receive as much as STO.IXM) toward a lollege (Mut a­ tion After completion ot basn militarv training, soldiers receive advanced indi vidii.il training in their career s p i laltv I avancher will report to fort Henning, Columbus, ( ,.i , (nr basic training on August 2-1, |9W. lie is the son of l.ynette I av ancher of Orange City entered basic military’ training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, SC. During the eight weeks of training, the soldier will study the Army mission and will receive instruction in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map read­ ing, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, physical fitness. Ail Transmission Defects Are Not Major Problems Consult a Specialist 322-8415 209 VV. 25th St., Sanford Keba |. Wallner Army Pfc. Keba J W’allner has Since 1959...Sam e Location mv-oosw • TABLOIDS • BOOKS NEWSPAPERS C o n t i n u e d fro m Page IA fering from neglec t and poor management "I think it is shameful what has gone on over there,” I esvird said “ lo me, it's an absolute disgrace We are subsi­ dizing a dangerous housing sit­ uation " laik Sirianni. President of Kutgi-yvood Villas. Im . viul the company ts unable to pay tor yvater bills or needed repairs I le said the i omp.un is doyvn to S4UI in its account, plus ’yid.iXXI in ass. Is iiu ludiiig overdue rents and mortgages I le viul the lo m p a iu isowt-d $30,0U) in unpaid rents from residents ol the complex l hi June In. the company transferred TOunits ot the com­ plex to I akeland developer lames Shirkev to pay off a debt I lie other TO units .in - owned hv individuals or companies. ____________ H arrell & B everly T r a n s m is s io n s Injunction ----ol the bathroom in apartment IDS and another five to sic feet ot the living room ceiling in apartment 115 to collapse-, according to Sanford l ire Department trvsiHitor Timothy Robles Ihe State's Division ot Iiotels and Restaurants dosed the com­ plex on July 7 because ol viola­ tions to health and safety codes Robles said the State normally d o e s not handle enforcement of i Insures, and that the city would like to s.*e the residents leave either voluntarily under evu lions by the owner Ihciity does not evict resi dents unless then* is ,i threat to the person s tile or vilely, sui h as in the two units where por­ tions ot dry -wall mllapsed. Robles slid Many residents at theiomplcx say that the apartments are sut- first aid. Army history and tradi­ tions, and special training in human relations Wallner is the daughter ot I inda C Wallner of I ongwood. She is a I'kk* graduate of I ake Brantley High School, Altamonte ‘springs Shirkcy said Friday's complaint that led to tlie injunction w a s made against KidgcvviHHi Villas, Inc . Shirkcy. and any other landlord It was not made against the city Die ntv did nut have legal represen­ tation at the hearing It was unusual for us not to have representation to defend ourselves,” said City Attorney William Colliert Sirianni said the Kidgeyvinnl \ ill.is Condominium Association plans to perform renovations However, Shirkcy said he is not sure y\hat to do about his Til units I don t want to try to tix them up ami then haw (tie state or someone tome in and say we have to tear them down. Shirkev said □ n S p e c ia lty G ra d e & P a p e r N e w s p rin t Call Frank Voltoline 322-2611 For Quotes Seminole H erald C O M M E R C I A L P R IN T IN G Z oo m ay get o n ly h a lf o f $3 m illion req u est posed $50 million Criminal Justice Center project I hat Staff Writer will make u s raise taxes and I don't want that Mel am viid SANFORD The Seminole District TCommissioner Dick County Board of Van Der Weide told zoo officials Commissioners are expected to at the last public hearing that he inform the directors of the wished to get them the proper Sanford Zoo today that the county can fund only half the ST binding Today's board approval could million the / chi requested m be a 3-2 margin to approve the payments of $300,(XX) the next stall request ot luinling the z i h i five years County Manager Kevin C.race half the monies or T-2 to restore the limiting to the original ST said this morning that staff rec­ million Van Der Weide appears ommended a SI 5 million zoo to tv the swing vote fund He cited other commit­ I he- Zih i issue is part ot the ments to courthouse expansion, county s decision today on a expanding the countv |ail and proposed inillage rate Fiscal storm water funding "Those S e rv ic e s Director Ciiuiy Hall, are priorities." he viut Deputy County Manager Cindy ■' I tie z i h i needs SI I million Colo and Grace prepared three (STH million overall) for its ini­ packages tor approval by the tial phase of improvements,'' Board of Commissioners C.race said It will need to Option I is to adopt the sonic explore other methods to raise ■milage rate (5 |57‘>) from a year the funds. It has contacted ago. Option II is to reduce the Orange and Volusia counties rate the equivalent of SI million. and the various school boards All are users of the zoo facility.” Option III was to reduce the District 5 Commissioner Dary l rale the equivalent of $1.5 mil­ lion. McLain said he would like to Ihe BCC meets at 9 to a,m fund the zch> the ST million it and at l TOp,m, today There is requested McLain's plan would no evening session. be to save money on the pro­ By Russ White Newcomers of Central Florida meets Aug. 19 OVIEDO - Newcomers of Central Florida wishes to send a Wel­ lcome to new Oviedo residents, the organization will hold its August luncheon meeting on Thursday, Aug. 10 in Universal's City W'alk at Hu* Latin Quarter, which opened in May. A dancer from The Latin Quarter will give dance lessons. There .will be free Valet Parking for Newcomers, with validation from the !restaurant. 1 The gathering starts at 11:30 a.in. followed by lunch at 12 p m For more information and for lunch reservations, call Margie at 339•0320. 6-Month CD 5.058 5658 We understand you need great rates Thats why we're offering you three attractive rate options right now So you can pick the one that meets your needs Just come by any AmSouth branch and get a 6 Month C D for 50L APY A I 2 Month C D for 5 40% APY Or a 2-1 Month C D for 5 65’ APY It . up to you But hurr y, this oflei won t last long So get to your nearest AmSouth branch ASAP f Yl. we think yon ll find the tup rew.itding .A m South I III hank RI I A l IO N SI 111’ PI o n I �Seminote Herald. Sanford, Florida • Tuesday July 27. 1999 Comics FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Ttiaves W PEANUTS by Charles M. Shut; 3T-3 TU M BLEW EEDS by T.K. Ryan tt t by ROBOTMAN* Jim Maddlck YfcS&X IT WASfcWTFUl WE WEUT > Theta will be a better Irian usual marital tor what you know in the coming year, allowing you to be more effective than you have been in the past, lltilu e your knowledge and expert*# with aplomb LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Should both par­ ties relute to compromise and want to run the show in a partnership situation today, nothing will work out. Either find a way to give-and-take or part company Leo. treat yourself to a birthday gift Send the required refund form and for your Astro-Graph prediction! lor the year ahead by mailing 52 and self-addressed stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, cJo this newspaper. P O Box 1758. Murray Mill Station. Now York, NY 10156 Be sure to state your Zodiac sign. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Appreciate your limitations and operate tuUy within the lines Attempting to do more than you can comfortably manage today win prove lo be sett defeating in the long run LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) At besl. specu­ lative situations ere always flaky It you're gong to take a gamble today, do to only on yourself instead of taking • chance cn someone whose actions you can't con­ trol SCORPIO (O c t 24-Mov. 22) You would be dong yourself a greet d*aenrtce today by slnvmg to please persona who truly do not have your beat interests at heart. Don't be unduly influenced by trappings SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Unless you can otter constructive, superior sug­ gestions. do not cnbcua the ideas ot oth­ ers today You could end up looking kks a tool d they prove you wrong CAPRICORN (D ec. 22-Jen. I t ) Being too hasty to purchase something you've been waning may not be a shrewd move today. There’s a poattofety you may talar discover you could have gotten it cheeper elsewhere AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 18) Someone who has taken it upon him or herself to make an unauthorized important decision lor you in the pest may attempt this little ploy again today. Be watchful ot your PISCES (F eb . 20-M arch 20) Be opti­ mistic today about your activitias and don't visualize yourself as overwhelmed by things before you begin. Negative thmtung wR play itself out ARIKS (M arch 21-A prll 10) It you find youtieif tinging a different tune from everybody else today, check the music. By refusing to (out the choir m singing their rendition, your ctaeh will produce TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) Creativity * an enviable quality Should you attempt lo bo drfterenl today merely tor the pur­ pose ol standing out in the crowd, you could tuck out kke a to re thumb. GEMINI (M ay 2 1-June 20) Should you have lo deal with an mdMdual who takes an adverse position from how you tee) about an issue, don't e*ow angry wotda lo develop and apod everyone's day CANCER (Ju n e 2 1 -J u ly 22 ) Buyer's remorse may result it you settle tor purchatng cheaper or interior merchandise m order to acquire something now Wail until you have sufficient funds to get value lor your doAars CIM byNEAlnc Astro-graph la a syndicated column written by Bernice Bede Osol for Newspaper Enterprise Association. WIN AT BRIDGE The “impossible” cash-out PHILLIP ALDER There are some three-no-trump con­ tracts that appear lo stand no chance. A defender leads from a five-card suit, declarer has no stopper in the suit, and those five tricks are there for the 47*7 *» "NortliJ Q7J J 10 9 • 4 K Q 9 « THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 'efc WCK FOBXBJLvmATtXJKA JOKATNSEiPtDfU. it* ]D / peopL e/' • k q 00 50 U5T6U * J • 7 taking. However, sometimes the spe­ to Nve! cific spot cards cause great difficulties. ace, but East must win the fourth This deal occurred during the first round with his nine or aix. Then, as­ s io n round of the Vanderbilt, the premier suming declarer guesses the heart f AXI Ot team event at the Spring Nationals, ■ult correctly, cashing four heart a A a 3 tricks squeezes East in the minors. He held last March in Vancouver. * A 8 2 If North could have shown the val­ cannot keep both the king queen of di­ Vulnerable: Both ues for game with a singleton spade, amonds and four clubs. Dealer South From the spots played at trick one, they might have reached the makable five diamond contract. But it is “nor­ East should foresee this difficulty. South West N orth East East must return the spade six or mal” to go for the nine-trick game. 1 NT Pass 3 NT AD The first trick went spade four. Jack, nine, planning to unblock the nine or by Mort Walker king, seven. The textbook return is the six on the next round. However, it will Opening lead: e 4 spade two. East’s original fourth high­ be difficult for West to realize what is est. tWilh an initial three-card holding, happening. At the table, both Easts returned the had the 10 and declarer the nine. So, one returns the higher of the two re­ maining cards > However, if East does spade two: eight, queen, diamond four. South's 10 won trick three! lead the two, the su it becom es Seeing the blockage, both Wests now CimbyNKAInr blocked. West cashes the queen and led the spade three, hoping partner BEETLE BAILEY West e A q 5 4 3 f J I4 4 7 5 2 * 10 3 South Eeat * K 9 < * 9 5 2 ASK DR. GOTT Breast cysts common in adolescents DEAR DR. GOTT: My 14-year-old d aughter recently had a routine sports physical, during which the doc­ tor felt a small lump in her breast. He ordered an ultrasound test, which confirmed the presence of “a mass." She was referred to a breast surgeon. After examining her and reviewing the ultrasound, the specialist told her that her breasts were normal and that no further testing was necessary. The family doctor was surprised that a biopsy hadn't been ordered, so he reviewed the ultrasound — yet again — with the technologist. A few days later, my daughter received a telephone call from the technologist who advised ultrasound tests every six months. As you might imagine, my daughter is frightened and confused. So am I Where do we go from here? Why would a professional discuss these issues with a 14-year old? DEAR READER: Benign breast cysts and lumps are extremely com­ mon in adolescent girls, especially in relation to their menstrual periods. Your family doctor was simply being very cautious by ordering an ultra­ sound and referring your daughter to a specialist. Fortunately, the breast surgeon discovered nothing to be con­ cern ed about. In my opinion, that should have been the end of the issue. I believe that the family physician was in error, because he didn't leave well enough alone. A more appropri­ ate approach would have been for him to discuss the problem with the sur­ geon and reach a consensus — then involve the family. If a third opinion were in order, you, your daughter and the doctors could have easily resolved the disagreement. Moreover, I agree with you that a telephone call to your daughter by an X-ray technologist was out of place. Certainly, the child should have been involved in any decision — but so should you and her father. Now you are left feeling apprehensive. I don't blame you. In my view, your daughter and the family need to meet (ace-to face with the breast surgeon to map out a strat­ egy. You need information, as well as gentle support. If a third opinion is appropriate, fine. If your daughter needs a mammogram, so be iL If the situation can be monitored — with or without ultrasound exams — so much the better. But I think that you need resolution and expert advice. Medical decisions arc tough enough to make. DR. GOTT even with a professional consensus. Such decisions should not be contami­ nated by back biting, sniping and turf wars. To give you related information, I am sending you a copy of my Health Report “B reast C ancer and Disorders." 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 10158. Be sure to men­ tion the title. Dr. Peter Gott, a syndicated columnist for N ew spaper Enterprise Association, can be written to at P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH 44101-3369 X �Ssm mols M tnk), Sanford, Florida • Tuesday, July 27.1999 • 7 A People Calendar Toastmasters meet Tuesday of every month, at 7 p.m„ at the Rama da Inn, State Road 434 In Longwood. Visitors and prospec­ tive members are welcome to attend. Th« Night Owls Toastmasters Club •6581 meats every Tuesday of the month, at 7:30 p.m„ at the Lake Mary Community Building on Country Club Road. Contact Rosetta Bonham at 323-6284 for more infor­ mation. The Sanford Pilot Club meets the first and third Tuesday at 7 p.m. In the RSVP building on the campus at Seminole Community College. All interested are welcome to attend. Widows or widowers or persons with spouses In nursing homes (W.O.W.) is a group offering sup­ port, bonding, assistance, brother­ hood and social ectfvKiee to mem­ bers. Meetings are held the first Tuesday ot the month in the Florida Hospital at 11 a m. in Lake Mary on Sand Pond Road, right off of Lake Emma Road. For more information can Dom DeSamo. 323-5152 or Minnie Kane. 322-8540. Obesity Surgery The Seminole Chapter of SOS (Support Obesity Surgery) Support Group, for those who have had bariatric surgery or their loved ones, meets the second Tuesday of each month In Classroom *103 of the Physicians Plaza Building, 521 W. State Road 434, Longwood. at 7 p.m. Cal 322-6500 for more infor­ mation. i ; Grief support The Seminole County State Attorney's Office sponsors a Grief Support Group for anyone who has lost a loved one to homicide. The group meets the second Tuesday from 6:30 until 8 pm. at the Juvenile Assessment Center located at 181 Bush Loop. Sanford. There is no cost. For more Information cal Maria Mitchell at (407) 865-6112. Over 50 Club The Over 50 Club meets the sec­ ond and fourth Tuesday, at 10:30 a.m., al the Sanford Senior Center. Seniors are welcome. Nar-Anon Nar-Anon, a self-hep group for rel­ atives and friends of addtets, will meet Tuesday at 6 p m. at Ortando General Hospital. For more informa­ tion. call 669-6364. TOPS Members of Take Off Pounds Sensibly. TOPS, invito the public to Join them on Tuesday evenings from 7 to 8 p.m, at the First Christian Church, 1607 Sanford Ave., Sanford. For more information about the club, call Karen Blazina, 3215982. Lions Club The Longwood-Lake Mary Lions Club meets the first and third Health Education Pilot Club Widows, widowers dogs or in breeding or showing dogs is welcome to attend meetings and apply for membership. C el 671 • 7440. Deltona Health Education Club meets the third Tuesday of lha month at the Center for Better Living, 2922 Howland Bfvd., Suite 4, Deltona, at 7 p.m. Anyone Interested in health and welt-being is invited to attend. For information, call (904)5329290. VFW and Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6207 and Ladies Auxiliary meets every third Tuesday of the month, at 7 p.m. The post home ie located at 1620 N. County Road 427, in Longwood. Disabled Veterans Rose Society Lake Mary AARP Masons The Greater Ortando Rote Society Seminole County Chapter S30 of meets the fourth Tuesday of the the Disabled American Veterans month (except July. August and meet the second Tuesday of each December) at Morrison’s Cafeteria. month at their charter home at 3512 1840 E. Colonial Drive. Ortando. Ortando Ave, In Sanford. The ser­ Visitors are welcome. Dinner is at 6 vice office is open from 1-3 pm. p m., followed by the business meet­ every Tuesday and Friday for more ing at 7 p.m. Details: 671-0614,694information. 323-27 to. 4139 or 239-1188. AARP Lake Mary Chapter #4878 meets the third Tuesday of every month, at 1:00 p.m., at the Community Center. 260 N. Country Club Road in Lake Mary Each meet­ ing features a speaker or some form of entertainment. For information, call Marge Carmona. 323-9249. The Sanford Lodge *62 F&AM • Stated Communications are held on the fiat and third Tuesdays of sach month at 7:30 p.m. Dinner is served at 6:15 p.m. The lodge is located at 212 Park Ave. North. Sanford. For more Infor­ mation caff (407) 322-2616. Crime support group York Rite A violent crime support group is offered at no cost by the Seminole County State Attorney’s Office every third Tuesuday of the month, at 6:30 p.m., at the Sanford Garden Club. 200 Fairmont Drive. For information call Megan Ca&srdy. 665-6116. Sanford Council #20 and Monroe Chapter #15 meet on the second Tuesday ot each month at 7:30 p.m. al the Sanlord Lodge #62 F&AM. The lodge is located at 212 Park Ave. North, Sanford For more infor­ mation call (407) 322-2616. Knights-Templar Kennel Club Taytor Commandry #38 meets on The Central Florida Kennel Club the fourth Tuesday of each month at meets the third Tuesday of every 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Lodge #62 month, at 8 p.m.. at the Lake Island F&AM. 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The sweet potato belongs to the morning glory family, Many of the plants on this group are tropical climbers and ate known for their large beautiful flowers. Only the sweet potato produces edible roots, but roots of other plants in this family, produce com­ pounds used in medicine. The planb The sweet potato is a vine with deep tuberous roots. Leaves are 2 to 6 inches long, even at the base and 3 to 5 lobed. The flowers are funnelform to bell-shaped, I to 2 inch­ es long, rose-violet or blush with a darker center, are borne at the axils of leaves. The sweet potato is a warm weather crop that requires a long growing season, and the vines are killed by frost. There are many vari­ eties from which to choose when a sufficient supply of plants is available. Many gar­ deners prefer the moist-flesh type, called generically "yams", while other like a dry-flesh type. Boniato is one of the drier types, and is the type preferred in the preparation of Hispanic dishes. Boniatos: Boniatos are also commonly called Cuban sweet potatoes. While the generic name is the same as for the ordi­ nary sweet potato widely grown in gardens and farms around the slate, boniatos differ primar­ ily by having a distinctive white interior rather than the characteristic yellow or orange flesh of other varieties. Boniatos resemble ordinary sweet pota­ toes having roundish, oblong roots with fleshy taproots. They are not always smooth and uni­ \l I I IVKI K form in shape and size. Underneath the reddish brown skin is a bright white, very dry interior. Two varieties in com­ mercial production in South Florida are 'Picadita' and 'Campeon.' 'Picadita'is a dark, purple-red-skinned variety, usu­ ally grown in the fall and win­ ter. 'Campeon'has a lighter red skin and is grown in the sum­ mer and fall. Culture: Plants can be started from slips, or transplants are grown from roots that have been bedded, with each root expected to produce for S-12 plants. Vine cuttings may be taken from vigorously growing vines at the terminal or middle portions. These 8-10-inch long sections are planted at 12-inch intervals in rows spaced 3-4 feet apart. Another technique is to sprout potatoes in a dish of water. Set a third of the potato into the water, on end or side­ ways, and wait for top growth to begin. The shoots will begin to produce roots that can be snapped from the potato to plant in the ground. Use a lownitrogen fertilizer every 3 to 4 weeks. Use up to a pound of a 5-10-10 or similar fertilizer per 100 feet of row. Mulch to con­ trol weeds and maintain mois­ ture around the roots of the plants. Most varieties can be harvested between 120-150 days after transplanting. Vines will grow until cold temperatures stop the growth or kill the vines. Edible varieties: Some of the recommended varieties for home garden use are: Porto Rko, Georgia, Red, Jewel, Centennial, Coastal Sweet, and Boniato. Ornamental varieties: A black sweet potato variety named "Blackie", which grows well in partial shade, is used as a ground cover. Its dark foliage blends well with other plants in the landscape, and can be used alone, in mixed baskets or win­ dow boxes. It will produce edi­ ble roots with greenish-yellow flesh. The variety "Margarita" grows well in light shade and is used as ground cover or basket plant. Pests: Sweet potato weevil is the most serious problem of sweet potatoes. The insect tun­ nels through the roots while feeding and spends most of its life inside the sweet potato roots while feeding and spends most of its life inside the sweet potato roots. The weevil will complete its life cycle in as little as three weeks during hot weather. Adults measuring about 1/4 inch long are shiny and reddish with a bluish black head, bluish black wing covers, and a long can also spread the disease known as black rot of sweet potato. Root decay caused by certain fungi prevents long-time storage of the roots. Al Ferrer la Seminote County Urfeon Horticulturist. Inquiries may be directed to him at the Cooperative Extenelon service, 250 W. County Home Road, Sanford, Ft. 32773 or phono 3232500, E x t 5558. New family on block flunks neighborhood neatness test S e m m o l e H e r n ld «1< Learning more about the sweet potato DEAR ABBY: I'm w ritin g on behalf of the residents in my devel­ opment. We're middle-class citizens who take care o f our homes. Our law ns are neat and trimmed and our flow er beds are weeded. Our 'stuff" is kapt in garages, sheds or in our homes. L a st su m m er a new fam ily moved into our neighborhood. They bought the first house you see when you enter our main street. Abby, the place is a mess! ‘S tu ff is all over the place (piles of junk left out over the winter). To their credit, a shed was started, but it was blown down a fte r a few d a y s and now th e lumber just lies there. Since their property backs up to the m ain road, they don't bother d riving around the block to park — th ey drive through th e yard! The tire ruts are now evident, and it d e tr a c ts from our w ell-k ep t lawns. We can only imagine what has happened to property values Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. DUMPED ON IN DELAWARE DEAR DUMPED ON: 1 agree t h a t If t h e i r p ro p e rty has b ecom e a n e y e so re , it could affect the value of other homes in the neighborhood. Inquire at City Mall w hether or not there a r e codee o r o rd in a n c e s in place that restrict homeowners from le a v in g ju n k on th e ir lawns. Then ask the offenders if th ey m ight like some help In c le a n in g up th e ir y a rd , and offer to Tend a hand. Perhaps som e o f th e o th e r n eig h b o rs would also like to help. If that doesn't work, you and the rest of the property owners s h o u ld c o n s id e r s ta r tin g a neighborhood association that will have some clout. And, of course, consult a law yer who specializes in real estate law. DEAR ABBY: This is in response to 'J e w is h in C in cin n a ti,* who offered a litany of ways in which Christiuns broadcast their religious beliefs.. DEAR ROMAN CATHOLIC: I agree, and It harkens back to a gentler time when America pic­ tured itself more a melting pot and lesa a patchwork qullL The w o rld w ould be a m ore h o s­ pitable place if attitu d es were m ore inclusive and less exclu­ sive. I'm rem inded of the song lyric, “What th e w orld needn now is love." (End of sermon.) #•« He or she should move to metrop o lita n N ew York w h ere e n tir e m a lls are c lo sed e v e r y S u n d a y b«cauae of ‘ blue laws,* and stores are dosed on Saturdays because of strict Jewish beliefs. I give all of the aforementioned credit for honoring God. H ow ever, w hen "Jew ish in C in c in n a ti* c o m p la in s a b o u t C h r istm a s m u sic b la rin g from October to January, let’s not con­ fu se C h r is t ia n ity w ith c o n ­ su m e rism . H a lf th o se o ffen d in g stores and m alls may not even be owned by Christians. I grew up in an inner-city neigh­ borhood in a sm all stretch of houses situated between a synagogue und a J e w ish sch o o l. E very on e o f our neighbors had a strong sense of tol­ era n ce and carin g. My grandm a traded her Italian pastries with our Jew ish neighbor for her delicious cheesecake. We manned the candy sto re, w ith o u t th ou gh t of rep ay­ m en t, on h ig h holy d ays for our Jewish neighbor. On Friday nights, my dad always turned olT the lights at the synagogue. It se e m s to m e th a t w e w ere more understanding and tolerant in y e a r s p a st. W hat are w e re a lly learning from Kosovo, or even Lit­ tle to n , C olo.? So a co m ed ia n or celebrity n eeds to tell people h e’s Jewish. So what? It’s his shtick! In the m eantim e, if you’re traveling thruugh Hashbrouck Heights, N.J., at C h r istm a stim e, yo u ’ll Bee my Roman Catholic church decorated with u nativity scene und a menorah . 1 th in k t h a t ’s w h a t m a k es America great! ROMAN CATHOLIC IN NEW JERSEY DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend o f two years just broke up with me. He said he wants to date other people. Abhy, he has been a part of my life for two years and he's my best friend in all the world. I know that time heuls all wounds, but how cun I be uruund him when I still love him so dearly? He still wants to see me. and I wouldn't ever think o f throwing our friendship away. But being around him, 1 can't help but think of how much I love him. Any coping tips? BROKENHEARTED, LAKE FOREST. ILL DEAR BROKENHEARTED: It's next to Im possible to be close to som eone w ho h a s re je c te d you a n d n o t bleed. Therefore, I would recommend at leust a short "recess" in this friendship. Wear a heavy rub­ b er band loosely a ro u n d one w rist. Every tim e you get d e p re ssin g th o u g h ts of him , snap the rubber band. The pain in your wrist will distract you Brum the pain in your heart. F ace it: G e ttin g o v e r a romance la like quitting smok­ ing. A lthough it's tra u m a tic , “cold turkey" ie the moat effec­ tive and least painful way to do it. If you sneak a puff here, and sneak a puff there, you’ll never get the nicotine out of your sys­ tem. Tu unfcr-llow tu Writs LctU n for All Ucrulsiu,* miuI • bu*in«u-*i»d, >«lr- u l i b n t n l c u t c lo p s , p l u s c h i c k o r m o n e y o r d e r fo r IA S S ( |4 J O In I ' u u i b l t w U r a r A b b y , L u n a r U o o k U l, P .U . H o a 4 4 7 . M o u n t M o r r U . I L S IU S 4 .0 4 4 7 . I f w U f * U included.) �Resident to airport board By Bill Item s Staff Writer SANFORD - Lake Mary City Commissioners got their wish on Monday, as the Sanford City Commission appointed a Lake Mary resident to the Sanford Airport Authority. Representation at the Sanford Airport Authority has long been a source of contention between the two commissions, and Monday was no exception. The Sanford City Commission approved the measure, brokered during negotiations between Sanford Mayor Larry Dde and Lake Mary Deputy Mayor Thom Green. The two are both commis­ sion liaisons to the Orlando Sanford Airport for their cities. Lake Mary resident Geoffrey Longstaff will be appointed to the Sanfonl Airport Authority. losing its voice on the airport. "I would hate to see us one day end up with nobody from Sanford on the board,” McCIanahan of Sanford is appointing Greene said that he is confident “Wf nM d to QBt tt># "Geoffrey Longstaff, a lake Longstaff will be an advocate for controlling noise from incoming t e s t psopls w# esn on Mary resident, to the Sanford flights as the airport continues to t t e Airport Authority. I Airport Authority." Originally, the resolution said that "Lake expand. am vtry Imprssssd Mary resident Geoffrey "It is not foremost on his Longstaff” was being appointed. with Geoffrey mind,” Greene said. "But, he is Longstaff has a background in familiar with the issue." Longstaff. His ax parbanking and the financial ser­ The commission agreed to a tts# Is aomathlng that vices industry. key amendment to the resolution "Wc need to get the best people at the urging of Whltey Eckstein. we can on the Airport The wording of the resolution Authority,” Eckstein said. "I am was changed so that the Sanford Whltey Eckstein very impressed with Geoffrey City Commission would not be Sanford Commissioner Longstaff. His expertise is some­ obligated to re-appoint a Lake thing that we need." Mary member to the Sanford Sanford City Commissioner A.A. "Mac” Airport Authority. McCIaruhan said he is concerned that Sanford is The resolution was changed to say that the city said. <• t The nine member board consists of two Sanford residents and seven regional representatives. The resolution also allows a non-voting liaison to be appointed by the Lake Mary City Commission to the Sanford Airport Authority. Greene said he will place the matter on a coming City Commission agenda. Dale said that he would like to see each city also have a non-voting liaison on the Sanford Airport Authority. Seminole County's liaison is Commissioner Daryl McClain. "We are a regional, international airport,” Dale said. 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There will be eight age groups running (all with both male and female divi­ sions). Age groups offered are: 9and-Under. I0-to-l2: 13to-IS; lO-to-18; lB-to-29: 30-to-39; 40-to-49: and 50-and-Over. Runners aged 12-andunder will run a one-mile course white all other age groups will run on the regular three-mile course. All first places receive medals with the top five In the 12-and-Under age groups and the 19-andOver age groups receiving ribbons. The top 10 In each 13-to-15 and lB-to-18 races will get medals with places 11-through-2S re ­ ceiving ribbons. The top two teams (consisting of five to seven runners) In the l3-to-15 races and the 16-to-18 races receive champion and runner-up trophies. The day's action, on August 28th. will begin with late registration at 7:30 a.m. Racing will start al 8 a.m. and the day will end with an Awards C ere­ mony scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. Cost to enter is $3 In a d ­ vance (before Wednesday. August 25th) and $5 the day of the race. To receive an entry form, or to get more Information, call roach Michael Gibson at 333-2370. 8YFA HAPPENINGS SANFORD - The Sanford Youth Football Association (S.Y.F.A.) Is looking for a Cheerleading Coordinator and Cheerleadlng Coaches for the upcoming Pop W ar­ ner football season. There are five Sanford Seminole squads divided Into five different age groups mod­ eled after Seminole High School. The S.Y.F.A. will also be holding registration for football and cheerleading every Saturday from 1 1 a.m. to 1 p.m. until August 1st at the practice Held across from Sanford Middle School. DETAILS: Carl Tipton at (407) 330-9010 or Marcus Kendrick at 3245485. CASSELBERRY YOUTH SOCCER LEAGUE CASSELBERRY - The Ctr of Casselberry Parks an< Recreation Department wtl be offering a 10-weel Youth Soccer League be ginning on Saturday. Sep tember 11th. Games will be played or Saturday’s and all gamer and practices will be at Se crct Lake Park. The league Is for botl boys and girls and then will be two age divisions. 7 to-9 and 10-to-12. Fees are $50 for Casscl berry residents and $60 foi non-residents. Deadline tc register In August 13th. Coaches are also needcc so If you are Interested oi have questions call 696 5189. METRO ORLANDO ASA RETURNING & NEW UMPIRE CLINIC ALTAMONTE SPRINGS There will be a two-day clinic covering both c la ss­ room and field mechanics for new and returning Metro Orlando ASA (Amateur Soft­ ball Association) umpires the weekend of July 31st and August 1st at Eastmonte Park on Magnolia Drive In Altamonte Springs. Both fast pitch and slow pitch will be covered and dress Is casual. The cost will be $25. Any questions call Larry Norton (657-2442) or Virgil Twlllman (774-9898). J acksonville duo in Prep finals Altamonte Springs, Longwood eliminated » y D s « ita * h SPORTS EDITOR Paul Cinder (lop. Ml) was the winning pitcher, whto Tyson Auer (lop. right). Tyler Ackley (bottom, left) end Adam Amar (bottom, right) ako had a big hand to the victory aa the Longwood All-Stars deleatsd Gainesville, 12­ 2. in the opening game of the 1999 Florida Babe Ruth Prep Dtvteion Baseball ALTAMONTE SPRINGS > They drove two-and-a-half hour* to play each other In the first round of the tournament, and now they will decide the cham ­ pionship. Two Jacksonville area ■quods, undefeated San Joee’ and once-beaten Westaide. will square off today (Tuesday) to determine the champion of the 1999 Florida Babe Ruth B ase­ ball State Tournament for the 13-Year-Old Prep Division at Eastmonte Park In Altamonte ___ L ___________ Springs. In that opening-round faceoff. San Jose' crushed Westside. winning 10-2 . But neither team has lost since and the two tram s ore the only ones left standing from the field of 12 teams. Among those being eliminated from the double-elimination tournament w en Longwood and host Altamonte Springs. Longwood. which blasted District 8 Champion G aines­ ville. 12-2. In the opening game of the tournament, suffered a tough 5-4 loss at the hands of District 11 Champion. Ft. Pierce, early Saturday morning. Longwood then had the m is­ fortune of running Into Westside in the Loser's Bracket and State Tournament Friday at Eastmonte Park In Altamonte Springe. But were dispatched by the Ja c k ­ thingadid not go aa w*4 on Saturday as both Longwood end host Altamonte sonville squad by a 13-4 score. The Longwood All-Stars were Springe were eliminated from Ihe tournament, which w* have two Jackson managed by WorrcnHWwn and vito area teems. Sen Jose' end Westaide. meeting for the championship. Industrial League still up for grabs By Dsan Smith SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD • It's nitty-gritty time In Ihe City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Industrial Slow Pilch Softball League. And while most of the races botl down to two learns, four teams still have a realistic shot at the title and Ihe league could end In a three-team tie. Last Friday at Ptnehurst Park, the Wayne Denseh B-53's scored In every tnnlng In clob­ bering Bundy/S A H Corporation. 19-6; Myers Tree Service collected 29 hits In outscortng Brlar/BBM Corporation. 26-18; and league­ leading Dulamax used a 12-run third Inning to thum p Brlar/BBM Corporation. 18-2. Monday night at Ptnehurst Park, the league played a doubleheader make-up with Myers Tree Service taking ndvantngr of several Brlar/BBM Corporation errors to win 10-1. despite only get­ ting 10 hits: but Brlar/BBM Corporation bounced back to record a huge upset, scoring 12 runs In Ihe bottom of the first tnnlng and holding off Invacare. 24-19. After the five games. Data max Is leading with a 7-2 record, while Invacare and the Wayne Densch B-53's are both 7-3. Myers Tree Service also still has n slim chance, having raised Its re­ cord to 6-5. Completing Ihe standings are Bundy/S A II Corporation (5-0). Brlar/BBM Corporation (3-8) and Vantarr. which was forced to drop out of the league because several players were transferred to new locations, will finish the season 3-9. The league will play another doubleheader to­ night (Tuesday) at Ptnehurst Park with Myers Tree Service challenging the Wayne Densch B53 s at 6:30 p.m. and Dalamax battling Invacare at 7:30 p.m. The final night of the regular season Is set for Friday at Ptnehurst Park with Dalamax playing a doubleheader against Bundy/S & H Corporation at 6:30 p.m. and Invacare at 7:30 p.m. and the Wayne Densch B-53's facing Brlar/BBM Corpo­ ration at 8:30 p.m. If there are any ties, the playoff would be played on Friday. August 6 th at Ptnehurst Park. Providing the offense were: Please see Industrial, Pag* 2B W illia m s pow ers E x p o s to w in o v e r Y ank Special to the Herald WINOOSKI. VERMONT ford's Clyde *C3* Williams went 4-for-4 with a home run and two doubles, scored two runs and drove In two to help lead the Vermont Expos to a 7-3 victory over the Staten Island Yankees In a New York-Penn League (Class A) action Sunday afternoon at Centennial Field In Burlington. The Expos scored three times In the third Inning to open the scoring, then after Staten Is­ land's Andy Brown hit a solo home run to cut the lead to 3-1. Williams, a Seminole High School graduate in his second year of professional hast rail, hit his solo home run In the bottom of the llfth Inning to give Please see William*. Page 2B Central Florida Sundevils earn shot at another AAU National Championship S p sc la l to Um H erald SANFORD - The Central Florida Sundevils 10-andUnder AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) baseball team will travel to Kansas City, Mis­ souri on July 31st to defend their National Championship. After winning Ihe 9-andUnder Florida State Champi­ onship last summer the Sundevils won nine straight games at Disney's Wide World of Sports complex to clinch Ihe 9-und-Under Na­ tional Championship; domi­ nating teams from Louisiana. Virginia. Georgia. North Carolina, and California. Despite having to move up an age bracket this summer, the Sundevils did not miss a beat In Winter Haven this past May. repeating as the Florida Amateur Athletic Un­ ion (AAU) State Champion and earning the trip to Kan­ sas City. The Sundevll roster In­ cludes: Shane Brophy, Tony Caldwell. Matt Collins. Brenton Crowther. Robbie Flynn. Ricky Kay. Alex Lombardi. Michael Main. Drew Morgan. Bradley Newstead. Chandler Parsons, and William Walts. The team manager la Dirk Main, and coaches Include Rick Kay. Brian Morgan, and Gary Newstead. S.C.W. to bring ‘Summer Daze’ to Civic Center Special to the Herald •C3* Williams went 4-lor-4, including a home ru n and two doubles, scored two runs and drove In two to lead Ihe Vermont Expos to a 7-3 victory over the Staten Island Yankees in New York-Penn Leaguo action on Sunday SANFORD - Southern Cham­ pionship Wrestling returns to the Sanford Civic Center lo­ cated at 401 E. Seminole Blvd. on Friday July 30th at 8 p.m. This sliow will be titled "Summer Daze." a summer spectacular which will feature a bikini contest that will help crown Miss SCW. The wrestling card will fea­ ture. "Franchise" Bryan AusUn and "Mr. Hardcore* Al Blno will take on their nemesis The Freak Foundation tn tag team action. SCW Heavyweight Champion. "Hanson Reject" CG All will ap ­ pear to surrender his Champi­ onship Gold due to his signing with World Championship Wrestling. This will be CG Aft's final appearance fur SCW and the Sanford crowd will surely miss him. "Black Nature Boy" Scoot An­ drews will take on crowd pleaser "Uptown" Frankie Capone. There will be several other matches and the return of the "SCW Main Event Dancers" as well. This show Is ju st like every other SCW show, there will be lots of tun as the fans get a chance to meet and Interact with their favorite wrestlers and also take part In the "biggest* beach party In Sanford. A portion of Ihe proceeds will benefit the Sanford Police Ex­ plorers as SCW strives to keep Sanford a safe community. For more Information and tickets, cull Billy Boy's (407) 321-0833 or Rays Appliances at (407) 328-0083. Tickets are going In advance for $7 and $9 at the Door. �* • - Sdfntnold HwakJ. bantort, Rotidd - TuddtJdy. Jiiy 27.1999 P re p s sen. Brett Smith. Noah Smith and Brad Sturm. In other games on Saturday. District 10 champion Sarasota won tts opening game. 8 -2 . over Winter Haven behind CancelIter. San Jose' and pitcher Hurley spoiled the opener for District t champion Wakulla by a 4-1 score. And District 7 champion Leesburg completed the first round with Holmes tossing a one-hit. 3-0 victory at Fer* nandlna Beach. In evening games on Satur­ day, Wakulla eliminated Gainesville. 3-2, behind win­ ning pitcher Orahmam; and Fcmandlna Beach, with Free­ man getting the pitching vic­ tory. ousting Orange Park by a 7-6 score. No scores were received from Sunday s games, but Ft. Pierce defeated Sarasota and San Jose' beat Leesburg tn W inner's Bracket games; while In Loser's Bracket action. West side knocked out Winter Haven and C o n tin u e d fro m P ag e IB coached by Mike Chmllarskl and Mcl Goings. Making up the Longwood AllStars tester were Tyler Ackley. Adam Amor. Tyson Auer. Chris Chlrlanl. David Chmllarskl. Jo sh Chmllarskl. Mitchell Chubb. Paul Cinder, Scan El­ liott. Chris Goings. John Johannsrn. Joey Lubonty and David Roberts. Altamonte Springs, which hnd Its hearts broken In a 9-8. 11Ilining setback at the hands of District 5 Champion FemnndIna Beach on Friday, again suffered a tough defeat, falling to Winter Haven by the score of 4-1 to be eliminated from the Inumament. Schnabel, who had one-hit Orange Park on Friday, was the winning for Winter Haven. The Altamonte Springs AllStars roster Included Robby Arago. Chad Bearden. Jeffrey Diet*. Michael Gray, Drew Her­ rin. Jaso n Lange. Jason Lnuridsen. Dave Moyer. Robbie Paul- Leesburg, while Sarasota took out the winner of the Wakulla* Fcmandlna Beach game. On Monday, San Jose' won the Winner's Bracket final. 8-3, behind Hurley's pitching. Weststde then got shutout pitching from McFarland, blanking Sarasota 4-0; and then came back to eliminate Ft. Pierce by a 6-2 score, setting up the all-Jacksonville area fi­ nale. San Jose' and Weststde was to have played at 10 a.m. on Tuesday and If Weststde should win. the two would meet in a winner-take-all gome at 1 p.m. No matter who wins today, both teams will continue In post-season action with the State Champion gaining on automatic berth tn the Babe Ruth Prep Division World S e­ ries to be held In Tallahassee from August 21st-through-28th, with the state runner-up head­ ing to PurcelMIlc, Virginia for the Southern Region Playoff starting on August 8 th. P ark f l lO ra n g r P ark e lim in a te d ) 1 M 0 FLORIDA BABB RUTH BABBBALL P U P DIVISION STATE TOURNAMENT FRIDAY CAME 1 _ Lonfwtxxl 13. Qatneevlllc 3 DAWK 3 _ Winter llxvni 4 . Orangr I’utlr 0 DAM E 3 _ Su n J o m ' Uarksonvtlkl la WntMde (Jacksonville) 3 GAME 4 _ Fcrnandm# Reach tt Altaiwmte Sp rm ft 8 . Illn n ln x s SUNDAY DAM E 13 _ W rW M dc (J a c k s o n v ille ) b ra t W ln trr Ita v m (W ln lrr Ita v m rllm ln a ln f) DAM E 14 _ W a ku lla p la y rd F cm a n d ln a Reach DAM E IS . F I. 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O ra nge Legal Notices MONDAY DAM E 19 _ S an J o a r' U a rk a n n v tllr) A P i DAM E 30 _ W rs lx k le U a ckxo rrvtlle ) A S ara sota 0 (S arasota e lim in a te d ) DAME 31 _ W rvUhlr Uarkaonvlllrl ft Ft. IV r r r 3 (Ft. h u r t eliminated) TtniPAT GAM E 33 _ San J o a r' U a rk a o n v lllrl v*. W ra ta k tr U a rk a o n v lllrl. 10 a m . D AM E 3 3 _ S an J o a r' U a rk a o n v lllrl va. W ra ta k tr U a rk a o n v lllrl. I p m Ilf S an Joar* In a ra 10 a m . gam e I Legal Notices Williams C o e tin o d d fro m F a g s IB the Expos a 4-1 lead. The Yankees battled back to within 4-3, but Felix Lugo blasted a three-run home run In the bottom of the eighth In­ ning to give Vermont some breathing room. Lugo flnlahed the game with three hits and four RBI to back the pitching of Wes Chlanall (24). who allowed three ru n s on six hits aver six Innings for the vlcloiy. Alex 0 roman (4-1) allowed four runs on 10 hits over seven Innings to suffer his first loss of the season. Andy Phillips had two hltf for Staten Island. Legal Notices Legal Notices win, lose & D R EW *6 ■kxte-xa x ■ W J A .I I (W wi rrw M , IT. AL B N W WW5I®. County. Ftonda wharatn C H A M MANHATTAN M 0N T 0A 08 CORfORATION to PW M d A M 8M H PHAAt, UNKNOWN IP O U M OP ■ 9*4 PHAM DEER NUN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION. W C ..— AN U98040WN PERSON M POS­ SESSION O f THE SUBJECT PROPERTY ww dwtendww* l wd C^MMMvErTfROSn'oOOR OP COURTHOUSE o l 9 « Samndte County Courthoua*. m tardasd. fto n d a at llO O o 'c k x k a m an tt* 1T tt day a l AUGUST. IM S . tta tottowttQ daecrbad property a * *** to rtt n t w Final Judgmara. b a ft LOT 140. ANO THAT PART O f LOT 1M 8EM O NONTMAST OP A UNB 5 1 F U T SOUTHWEST OP AM ) PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH­ EAST LM E O f SAX) LOT 154. DEER M M UM T 14 T , ACCORD­ ING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RCCOROEO M PLAT BOOK 30, PAGES T9 AND 79. OP THE PU6UC RECORDS OP M M M O L1 COUNTY. FLORCA DATED ttto 1 9 tt d ty a l Jidy. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE A aC torkol M U Court 8y Oorotty W _. A* Deputy Cterk Industrial I DteW diao noadng o t C o n tin u e d fro m P ag e IB FRIDAY. JULT 33 Wayne Densch B-53‘s: three hits _ Elmer Gould (triple, four runs, four RBI): two hits _ Ron Plummer (triple, three runs, four RBI). Cory Mann (two doubles, run. three RBI), Howard Jcrrell (double, two ru n s, RBI), Jeff Cooley (double, run. RBI): one hit _ Trey Brasseur (home run. two runs, two RBI). Jon Christian (three runs). Daniel Vaughn (run). Don Caussenen. John My­ ers: two runs scored _ Jerry Rohr. Bundy/S & H Corporation: two hits _ Gabe Ramos (triple, double, run. RBI). Bob Oakley (two doubles, two RBI). Russel Schofield (run. RBI). Diania Wilson (RBI): one hit _ Josue Ramos (double, run), Jo h n Kelly (two runs, RBI). Jeff McNair and Andrew McQulggen (one um scored each). Eric Morris: one run scored _ Steve Jones. Myers Tree Service: five hits _ Don Taylor (three runs); four hits _ Brad Hawver (home run. two runs, seven RBI). Tracey Rogers (triple, dou­ ble. three runs, two RBI). West (double, five runs, two RBI): three hits _ Bush (double, four runs, two RBI). Buddy Mills (double, three runs two RBI); two hits _ Larry Hlrt (double, run. two RBI). Wayne Bcmoska (four runs. RBI). Braden (run. two RBI). Briar/BBM Corporation: three hits _ Mike Mitchell (two triples, double, four runs, five RBI). Michael DeLapaz (triple, three runs, two RBI). Ruben Garcia (triple, run. four RBI): two hits _ Jack Cox (run. RBI). Lokey McKinney and Tom Manley (two runs scored each). Bo Stout; one hit _ Chris Armstrong (triple, three runs. RBI), Don Baldwin and Gary Rice (one run scored each): two RBI _ Keith Latz. Datamax: four hits _ Dee Richards (home run. three runs, two RBI): three hits _ Chip Smith (home run. two runs, two RBI). Blit Michaels (double, two runs, RBI). Ron Wojtaszek (two runs. RBI): two hits _ Chris Bryson (two home runs, three runs, four RBI). Robert LaFountnin (double, two runs). Eric Mayhcw (two runs, RBI): one lilt _ Donny Ccrce (triple, two runs, three RBI). Phil Pletrusza (double, RBI). Briar/BBM Corporation: one hit _ Ruben Gar­ cia (double, run). Keith Latz and Lokey McKinney (one RBI each), Chris Armstong. Bo Stout. Dan LaFlammc: one run scored Michael DeLapaz. M ONDAY, JU L Y 2 8 Myers Tree Service: three hits _ Tracey Rogers (two doubles, two runs, RBI); two hits _ Brad Hawver (triple, run. three RIM). Rudd (double, tws runs, three RBI); one hit _ John Scott (triple, two runs. RBI), Bush (RBI). Green (run); three runs scored _ Buddy Mills; iwo runs scored _ Wayne Bcmoska. West; one run scored _ Jim Ryan; one RBI _ Braden. Briar/BBM Corporation: one hit _ Ruben Gar- C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R by Luis Cam pos , _______ . .** P*M end pretera Caen n o w n b e c « w t u r d t t o r Tom , t o * Z m uta v * L R B L L R V NX O N J J N Y J B T V D N T C O K Z D R V , D N J J S L J V Y L . ' D R B P C — NX X V B P PS- K O R S D M V T P R E V IO U S SO L U T IO N : 'I have a large leashell collection, which I keep scattered on beeches all over the world * — Steven Wnght id laae t , n e a . me cla (run). Dan LaFlammc (RBI). Michael DeLapaz. Gory Rice. Briar/BBM Corporation: four hits _ Michael DeLapaz (two triples, three runs. RBI): three hits Don Baldwin (triple, two runs, four RBI). Ruben Garcia (run. four RBI): two hits _ Eric Church (home run. three runs, four RBI). Tho­ mas Manley (two runs, three RBI). Bo Stout (run): one hit _ Chris Armstrong (double, three runs. RBI). Keith Latz (double, run, two RBI). Dan LaFlamme (two runs, RBI), Mike Mitchell (two runs). Gory Rice (run): two runs scored _ Jack Cox: one run scored _ Billy Johnson. Invacare: four hits _ Angel Figueroa (triple, three runs, four RBI). Tom Gilson (double, three runs, two RBI); three hits _ Ed Santos (two dou­ bles. run. three RBI): two hits _ Dallas Davis (grand slam, double, three runs, four RBI); one hit _ Chris Brooks (two runs, three RBI). Israel Quintero and Nelson Santiago [two runs scored each). Bill Rom (RBI): three runs scored _ lllrd Ortonzo. F R ID A Y . J U L Y 33 W a y s * D arnach B S3 ( y /d a I I C o rp o ra tio n 3 2 4 SO _ 19 IS 0 0 3 S O . S 13 M y in T ree Service Drier/BBM C orporation tS 4 4 0 3 • _ 3S 3 9 3 7 1 0 0 4 3 . IS 3 0 B ria r/B B M C o rp o ra tio n 30 0 00 . 3 0 30113) 3 s . IS 3 1 MONDAY. JU L Y 2 6 000 1 0 . 1 4 3 7 3 IX . IS 10 In vacera Brier/BBM C orporation Legal Notices N once ok APPLICATION K M TAX D U O NOTICE IS HEREBY OATEN, d a l TA ESCROW 97. MC the hotter of d a totowmg carMcaMU) ha* Nad M id carakcaMd) tor a la* daad to be iMuod hereon The cerbhcat* numb*r(») and yea rlt) o l nu a n ce . N dtaenpeon oI d a propony, and d a rwm *(*) m e-tw it * • * * n m io i W ar* u M ow *. CERTIFICATE NO 2895 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 1994 O e*cn*on ol Property LEO N 200 FT OF LOT 1 SUNSET BEACH PS • PG 19 Name* n which aw **M d. John A Moor* A* oT M id properly Peng r i tn * County o l Seenn o t*. Stan ol Florida U n n u *uch ceo hcenti) rhea 0* redeemed according lo law. d * prop­ erty d e ra te d d men cwuAcded) •M b* *oto to d * highest tedder al d * w e ll Ironl door. Sammote County CourdouM . Sanford. Ftonda. on d e 23rd day o l August. 1999. t t I I 00 am . Payment o l Sen M . appacabte documentary (lam p tana* and racordng M l a rt raquead to M paid Dy d * tuccatskx tedder er r e MW Fu* payment of an amotml apLWl to d a NghoH ted w due w*nm 24 how* after the advartwad am* ol MW. Aa payment* than b* caen or guarantied instrument. made payable K) d e Cork o l the Cecut Court dated M H i day o l Jtey, 1909 m ar yan n e m o rse c le r k o f t h e c ir c u it c o u r t SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Srwwy C Hargart Deputy Clark PU Alh. JuTy 13. 20. 27 A August 3. 1999 DEE-83 3 0 9 3 4 1 0 . 19 17 (13)S 0 4 3 0 a . 3 4 3 1 Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O NOTCE 19 HEREBY GIVEN, d a l T4D Propone* ol Soud Flond* Inc. c/o BU. FSB ATTN TAX CERT DEPT, da holder at d a Mowrng oarIrfrcewttl ha* Mad la d c*rohc*W<i) lo r a uu daad to tw wauad daraon. The cartdcat* num ter(i) and yeer(l) ol wauancp, d * daieryaon of tw properly, and Or* named) n whten 4 war a lie n e d la/era a t M o o *. CERTIFICATE NO. 1452 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1995 Daacnpaon oI Property: LEO LOT 13 BLK a WOOOSMKPB 4 1 PQS 23 • 33 Name* n when assessed Joseph L Lemow, M. victoria Lamou AX oT Mtd proparty being *1 da County of Samatow. Stela ol Florida UnWM Urcti cerW caieu) she* tw redeemed xccordng to War. da prop­ erty d e ra te d n *uch certificated) w ii be sold to d a htghatl U tta r at da wert ko rt door. Sammow County CourdouM. Sanford. Fronde, on tw 33rd d*y ot August 1999. at 1100 am . Payment at SaW M . epphceCS* documentary tlam p Uue* and racordng We* a n requred to tw pard by da tucca tslu tedder at d a MW Fut payment ol wt amount *« w i t t da Ikghost tad w due m o w 34 how* t/W t the adveroaed tana ot MW A* payment* the* be cash ot guarantted instrument, m ad* payable t t da Cork ol da CvcuH Court Dawd f u em day ol JWy, 1999. MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by SNrley C Her gen Deputy CWr* PubMh JWy 13. 20. 27 4 Auguai 3, 1999 DEE I t RANDALL A KNOX, JAM* Q KNOX. TERRY LANO. JANE DOE M M M T H S C M C U T COURT OF TH9 UOKTTENTH JUDICIAL ORCUTT IN ARO FOR SUBNOL1 COUNTY. FLORIDA PR0BATB DtVIStON FILSNO t! 9 M 4 K F IN RE: E tte tto E Flora U a* Phtap*. Oeca n e d N O TIC I OF A04BMSTRAT10N The edntortraeon ot r * Eat*** ol FLORA MAE PHILLIPS. Oecaeeed. F t* Number 99-883-CP ■ peering t t t t * Circuit C a u l tat Sam nott County. Flood*. PtobM* OMtton. t t * eddreM o l whtaft 1* PO Drawer C. Sanford. Ffoods 37772 0*59 The name* and e d d ra tM t ot tt* PariooM R ept**enuv,« t attorney era m i forth b*to<*. ALL 94TERESTEO PARTIES ARE NOTIFIEO THAT. AX parson* on whom ttw Nooca I* terved who have detection* net ctaXenge tt* v a k d x y o tN * 4 .tt Personal Reprasentetw*. venue, or Jutttdfoaon o l D ie court era recearad t t Me tte » obteclone w«h ttt* Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUOLJCATION OF TW3 NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A COPY OP THIS NOTCE ON THEM. A l ctadtof* cf d a Decedent end other person* tw ong clam s ot demands a g e n t Decedm f* Estu* on whom a copy ol ttt* Nooce Is served wrawt tw ee monne *A *r tt* due ol t t * Ural pubteaeon ol h r Nooca must Na tte e ettrm* sett ttte Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTCE OR THIRTY DAY9 AFTER THE DATE OF SEHVCE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTCE ON THEM A l Otter creditor* ot tt* Decadsnl and persona having claim * or demand* agemsl t t * Decedent ! Estate must He tte e clem * m tt ttu Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTCE AU. CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARREO The dele ot t t * k n l puMcakon ol ttt* Nooce a July 37. 1999 Per tonal ReprstenUbv* Brand* J. V eter* 32045 OkatooM Tra* Sorrento. FL 32778 Attorney tor Persona! Rapreaanlaby* Richard A. Cottgrtxra. Jr. Esq FL Bar No 739480 PO B ot 728 Sanford, a 327721)728 407-324-2200 K b tth July 27. August 3.1999 DEE-183 Compfot* mraraory M t may be viewed at t t * Semmot* County S haotr* Offea, 100 Both B N d. Sanford. FV and t t * utdatwgned a* sne rtt ol Semmot* County. Flondfo w tt at t l 00 A M on t t* M tt day dt Aupwt A D 1999 o "*r for M te and •* * lo t t * rvgheel Ndder. FOR CASH M HANO A M ) SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING LIENS, « t t* Fiona (W att) Door, at t t * Map*, ol tt* Sanenot* County Courthouse ei Sanford, Florida, tt* above daw i r ed property Thet aed aat* a beerg mad* to M taty the term * ot n u t W rit ot Enecuaon. Donald F ElSngar. SharXt Sametofo County. Ftonda NOTCE REOAROINQ THE AMERI­ CAN WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990. PERSONS WITH A DISABILI­ TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM­ MODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS OFFCE. 100 BUSH BLVO. SAN FORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DAYS PRCR TO THE PROCEEDMGS (407) 3X78640 TOO (407) 323-3323 PiXAahad M y 27. August 3,1 0.17 . 1999 W*h Sal* bang held on Amual 30. 1999 OEE-173 NOTCE O f APPLICATION FOR TAX D U O NOTCE 19 HEREBY GIVEN, tta l Melonde J Ednueton or Reherd 8. Caaaefterry. in * holder ol tt* b lo w ­ ing certA o w o) ha* Ned Met ce rt* c a t*(t) tor a lax daad lo ba wauad tteraon Tha catMeaM numbar(t) and year(i) at w iuanc*. t t * daaoipw n ot tte proparty. and t t * namat*) xi w txdi a « i exM ixe d ex'we a* CERTIFICATE NO (32 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1992 Daacnpkon ot Property: LEO LOT 8 B IX IS LOCKHARTS SUGO PB 3 PO 70. Name* n wtxch m e u e i Greg A Nwntxea. Wwrda Z Nwnnua A* ot sard proparty bang m tn * County ol Seminole Slala o l Florida Umax* such carakcated) shal be redeemed eccordmg lo law. tt* prop­ arty datenbad in such certificai*)*) wd ba io U to t t* rugheil Odder al t t * west It or* door. Sommota County Courthouse. Sanford. Ftonda. on tte 23rd day ol Auguat, 1099. al 1100 am Payment o( Sal* «**. appheabte documanlery (lam p tax** and leconkng la ** ar* raqixrad to D* paid by in* tuccejxhJ tedder at tt* ta t*. F id payment o l an wnount •rptel to tt* hghast ted I* dua w ittm 34 hour* after tt* advartwad tm a at la te AX payment* th a * b* cash « guaranteed m ttrum enl. mada payable to tt* Clerk o l the Cecut Court. Dated ttt* 7 tt day ol JUy. 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by She'ey C. Hargart DeputyCtorfc PubMh July 13. 20. 2T 4 August 3. 1999 DEE 78 *h0 MM coraad tte Court al 301 N Park Avonra. PL 33771, Tete ph one fkxtotet (407) 323-43)0 not Urwr tta n w a n (7) daya pnor to tta procaadttg * Hearing enpotad. (TOO) 1400968-4771 or VOfoa (V) 1 800884-8770 v n Ftonda Retey Oorvfoaa LAW OFFCE O f UARSHALL C WATSON. P A Aaomoyt tor Ptoodtr 5400 N W 2IM Tenao* fa rt Laudtadate. K 3)300 Tatephono (964) 4530385, fae nm o t (954) 771-8083 P ubM t Jtey 37, and Auguat X 1909 DEE-179 CAMNOA7-3949CA14W taom ey ot xnmadwtety that Miter, otterw a* a detedl wM b* entered agaewt you tot tt* rakat demanded m tt* compteM ot pataon. DATED M 15tt day of JULY. 1999. MARYANNE MORSE Cterk ot tta C out By R utt Kmg A* Deputy Cterk Pubkalt JUy 37. and Auguat 3.1999 DEE-179 N O TC t OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEEO NOTCE IS HEREBY OIVEN. tta l FUNfl AS CUSTOOtAN FOR MUNICO. INC . tt* hokter ot t t * toaoweig carkkcatet*) hat Ned sard carUra ted) tor a le t deed id be wtuad tteraon. In * cersncxte nuxnbar(t) and year(s) oI atuanc*. t t* deecrpkon o l tta proparty and t t * nam*(s) n whtch a m i aasataad tear* at CERTIFICATE NO: 3101 YEAR O f ISSUANCE: 1997 Dexotpoon ol Property: LEO LOTS 12 A 13 (LESS BEG SW COR LOT t2 RUN N 5 DEG 29 U M 8 SEC E 105 86 FT 3 78 DEG 48 MIN 12 SEC E 100 73 FT S 5 OEQ 15 MM IS SEC W 105 93 FT NWLY ALONG NLY ftW SR 438 101.15 FT TO BEO) BLK C PEARL LAKE HEIGHTS 1ST ADO PB 8 PG 60 Nam** m when m an ed: John T. Cot. Janam L Cot. A l ol Mrd prop­ arty being n tta County ol Sammote. Stela at Ftonda Unto** such rartttexted) th a t be redeemed accordng to tew. t t* prop­ erly deter bad In tuch catlikcaM li) m l b* *oto to tta teghaal teddar at tt* w att kora door. Samewte County CouxttouM, Sanford. Ftorxte. on tt* 23rd day ol August. 1999. *1 11 00 am . Payment ol Sal* tea. Ip p lca te t documentary tlam p ta il* and recording tee* era raqixrad to b* pad Dy t t* succaukX teddar at tt* M l*. Fut payment ol an arnox* •quel to tt* tegnatt ted • du* **nm 24 hour* after tt* advarttsed tm a at sate. A* payments shal be cash or guaranteed m ilrum enl. mada payalrte to tt* Cterk ol t t * C roat CourtDated trvx 7 tt day c l July, 1999 MARYANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA by Stxrtey C. Hargart Deputy Cterk Pubkaft July 13. 20. 27 6 Auguai ), 1990 DEE 80 NORWEST MORTGAGE. M C . A CALIFORNIA CORPORATION. FAUA NORWEST MORTOAOC. M C . A MINNESOTA CORPORATION PLAINTIFF VS. THOMAS RYAN HENNESSEY IP LtVMO. ANO IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES ANO ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIAKNQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST THOMAS RYAN HENNESSEY; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF THOMAS RYAN HENNESSEY. IFANY.BENEFCIAL FLORIDA, INC.. JOEM DOE ANO JANE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS M POSSESSION DEFEND ANT(S) RE-NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE BALE NOTCE IS HEREBY OIVEN pur­ suant to an Order Granting tta Motion to Reset Eoractoaure Sate dated July 13. 1999. entered n C M Ceee No. 97-2649 CA 14 W ot tte C nxxt Court ot t t * 19TH Judctel C kcixl n and lor SEMINOLE County. SANFORD. Ftonda. I wd se* to tte highast and b a tt teddar lo r cash AT WEST FRONT DOOR OF COURT­ HOUSE o l tta SEMINOLE Couay C ourto u t* n SANFORD. Ftonda. at 11DO o’clock AM . on tt* I T tt day o< AUGUST. 199V t t * toaowmg deter bed proparty x* m i torth n Mrd Summary Fmal Judgmara, to- wit LOT 100, LAKE SEARCY SHORES. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDEO M PLAT BOOK 19. PAQES 23 THROUGH 25. O f THE PUBLC RECORDS O f SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. FLORIOA Dated ttte M tt day Ol J ify, 1999 CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) MARYANNE MORSE Cterk oI t t * C ecut Court By Jan* E. Jaxe e fo Deputy Cterk IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERCANS WITH USABILITIES ACT. pertons wan daatekbtt need­ ing a special accommodation mould contxcl COURT ADMINISTRATION. ■I tt* SEMINOLE County Courthouse al *07-3234330. 1 800965-8771 (TDD) ot t -800-9658770, v * Ftonda Relay Sennca DAVIO J STERN, P A 801 8 UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 500 PLANTATION. FL 33334 (954) 3338000 97-IS898(NCL) Pub*»h Jufy 37. and August l 1999 DEE IN �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad Saminota Haraid, S*nlon), Florida • Tuatday. July 27,1000 • M KIT 'N* CARLYI.E ® by Larry Wright 70—Ed. k . T raining 71— H u p W a n te d 21— Pe r s o n a ls 71— Hm * W a n te d mduwy upwimt a a (S in o i. t a v m - u r t 321-4800 97—Apartments Furnished V t/tfc H \N C t T h* Bwe fiy d /W S \ A \ £ SHtW.j Dump Truck Driver/ SITE WORK LABORER (or-ui-ii n A rtM B a i A m L p .T E*>. W « • d e fy M U H r* par M U Wee- 23—Lost 4 Found Oeector of Nureng. F i* TVna char, ajunih. r r / n E»ppreferred Heaflfi mmnance l edMorWOenafKiDrug Free WOmPNee M IL M R I m M ta«ror Tanri career w.m Co MJO-7/N In 1AMFORO; 309 LA*e Brvd 71— H tu » W a n te d 71— H elp W a n te d W COL (B) b e . Good DMV Report Current Dot Mad Can). SM- arycaajom at *07477-7104 25— Srscu L N o t ic e s 99—Afartments Unfurnished 27— N ursery it C h il d C are ,ot O n C P fv v e meWPWyi Lot* ot TIC / E i Ref*TW a ra le * DOWNTOWN IANFONO.tRr. *305 0 0 0 Dap. NO PETS Semor DocourtL 407-2S1-M44 ATTENTION: Bw tfl TrafMporteto n need* ar«« level A udi d ie ­ a r* Cam 1500-1700 weefdy » b e n e fit NO COL? No pmteem 13 day COL earning avaAatMe 800-433 5593 55—Business Opportuntties Legal N o tice s W ith Liberty And Justice For A ll CALLNOW! S A 7 yr a ttl Needed tar Sunday W ednesday. A Thursday rule* from 9 30cm • la m . WM pay •m i. 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INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE OATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. LABORERS NEEDED PHOTOGRAPHERS NEEDED Travel to schools In Orange, Seminole, or Volusia Counties. Summers and Holidays off. Need to be available early AM with reli­ able transportalion. No experience neces­ sary. Training provided. Call 407-851-4707 for more information • 15 Day COL Training • Day A Weekend Classes • Financial Assistance • Carriirs Hiring On Site FOR UNDERGROUND u t il it y c o n t r a c t o r health MSURAMCE AMO 401* PLAW Drug free wortpieca. Apply m Ho W k rtH iy 34 Silly • T ru c k D riv e r i in s t it u t e 800-554-7364 m o n th s a fte r r~ r~ r* r- 5“ k 1 id _ i ib 17 in ne decedenri estate mu*l Me Owe d u n s w in V*« Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTCE ALL CLAIMS. 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No. 20 2 (407) 3222611 Sanford. F L 5 0 C e n ts Churches celebrate Love Feast 4A S e rv in g Sanford. Casselberry, Lake M a ry Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Sp rin gs and Sem inole County S in c e 1908 By Ruse White_______________________ S ta ff W riter Vacation Bible School SA N FO R D • Sheriff Don Elsingcr is taking one more step in an attempt to make it illegal to co-mingle the sale of alcohol with nudity in Seminole County adult clubs • Shakespeare theatre or what have you. On Tuesday, Eslingcr will tell the Board of C ounty C om m isisoners why they Happy Trails Newcomers of Central I, J « k ^ m I * n ia ln n ■*■*>a r i o n o a W itriM 10 WBICOm# new residents to the Oviedo erce. The June luncheon meeting w il be held on Thursday, June 18. et Gina's on the Water In Altamonte Springs. Gathering time starts et 11:30 a.m. followed by lunch et 12 p m For more Information and lor lunch reservations, contact Margie at (407) 339-0320. See Nudity, Page 6A Commissioners approve paving projects for Lake Mary Free Church Concert In By BIN Kama lanford The 8onshine Quartet wM Stall Writor oc L A K I MARY - Tha Lake Mary City Commission on Thursday approved a plan to pave addi­ tional city streets. The city will pave nearly 18,000 feet of roads during the first phase of the project Parts of West Lake Mary Avenue, Grand Bend Avenue, Alma Avenue, Floyd Avenue, Goodheart Avenue, Frederick Avenue, First Street, and Second Street will be KAjnomn w n i w w w Baptist cnm en 4100 Feoia MO. m O W J r w Off waRW^Rjf at 7 p m Thsre is no admis­ sion charge. A tree wM offer­ ing w i be taken. For mors information, eel (407) 323* County officials w ! host a cslsbral 0 a m to noon. paved. The commission approved spending 594,000 for the paving. "I know a lot of citizens are concerned about th is," Lake Mary Mayor David Mealor said. Rick Diaz, Lake Mary's public works director, said that most C o u n ty tra il sy ste m c e le b ra te s C elebration of LWs The 12th Annual National Cancer 8utvivors Day ie Sunday. Canoer Cere Center and Central Florida Regional Hospital are sponsoring a * “C elebration of Lie* on Sunday from 12 p m to 3 p m at Canoer Care Center, 200 N. Mangouedne Ave., Sanford. Special events Include guest speakers, music, food, prizes, givesways, ana toe cream, ro r more Information, cal (407) ; 321-3040. » I a QUOTE j ; ; : ; half-dozen deputies also attended two performances at 8:25 p.m. and at II p.m. Although no arrests were made at the club, Lt. Sammy Gibson of the Sheriff's Office, said that this did not mean no action would be taken. County and Casselberry law enforcement officials are w aiting for com m ent from the State Attorney. "A s directed by the sheriff and "When you have nothing to say, or to hide, there is no need to be prudent." Andre Gide By BIN K am t Stall Writer County staff will be on-hand to seek input for future trail planning. Commemorative water bottles will be distrib­ uted while supplies last. "Staff will be there to find out how people are using the trail," Amanda Smith, a planner for the county, said. "There will be a display of where the trails will go." The organizations participat­ ing In Saturday's activities include the M id-Florida Town digs deep for water B y Bill Kama________________ Stoll Writer LAKE M ARY - Two test wells are being installed in Lake Mary in an attempt to prevent water shortages. The 550-foot deep wells will reveal the size of caverns below the surface and help researchers preparation wifi ensure that soft spots do not cause an installation or future maintenance problem. "These roads are currently dirt roads," Diaz said. A 10- foot lane will be pavec^and sand will be applied on it to Sec Paving, Page 3A Tutoring program heats up for sum m er fir s t y e a r W IN TER SP R IN G S • Semi­ nole County is having a cele­ bration to mark the opening of Cross Seminole Trail on Saturday. Saturday is one-year anniversary of the opening of the 3.7-mile Cross Seminole Trail. When complete, Cross Seminole Trail will eventually be 14-miles long. The county w ill m ark the anniversary w ith a celebration on Saturday from 9 a m . to noon on the trail near the Black Hammock Trail Head. The celebration will be held within brief walking distance of the Black Hammock Trail Head, west of State Road 417. residents polled are in favor of the paving project. "Only five to six citizens we polled are not in favor of the paving," Diaz said. The 56 trees on Frederick Avenue will not be effected by the project. Diaz said. "It's a very unique street in our city," Diaz said. "Trees do enhance it quite a bit." Public Works personnel will be preparing the sub-base o f the road by mixing clay and shell into the existing dirt road. The director of public works for Lake Mary, said. Diaz said constructing a small test well at potential well sites can help confirm subsurface and water quality conditions within the aquifer. The information collected dur­ ing the test well drilling can be used to pursue the construction of a large well at the same loca- vide information that eliminates sites with poor water quality and conditions below the surface, Diaz said. The total cost for the pair of four-inch test wells Is $38,810. The test wells will be drilled near Rinehart Road. Diaz said the wells will save money for the city by identifying sites that will most likely be able SA N FO RD • Several hundred students are expected to partici­ pate in sum m er enrichm ent classes beginning Monday at the Sanford Housing Authority. Taught by certified teachers in m ath, reading, English, and drama, there are tutorial classes for students at all grade levels, ranging from kindergarten through high school. The classes will run Monday through Friday until July 16. "W e’re trying to raise the grad­ uation levels of children here in the housing authority," program coordinator Sharon Stallworth said. "We want to give children an alternative to drugs, streets or idle time." Som e of the 11 certified teachers in the program are also active in the school system, and others have retired. TWo retired educa­ tors are serving as Principals in the program. In addition, there are eight instructional aides. The high school students will be taught at the W.O.R.T.H. Resource Center at Castlebiewer Court. Elementary and middle school students will be taught at n im rle C n n rt H lo h school, elementary, and middle school students will be taught at Edward Higgins Terrace. A school tutorial program is being held at the Harbor Tutorial Center in Castlebrewer Court. Students will work on comput­ ers to receive help on subjects they are taking in school. The School Board is helping to provide two nutritious meals per day, plus a snack. The academic courses are held during the week from 8:45 to 11:45 a m Breakfast is provided at 8 a m After lunch, at 1 p m ., students are taking part in activ­ ities sponsored by the Police. Athletic League. The housing authority is fund­ ing the summer enrichment pro­ gram with help from a federal drug elimination grant. A variety of programs were held at the Sanford H ousing Authority during the school year. r One certified counselor, with a m aster's degree, and another certified therapist, worked with students who were referred by schools as potential dropouts in a tutorial program sponsored by the Juvenile Justice Department. An awards ceremony will be Km T U l n i i n t . P i n i A ) Warm Wfelcoma foe rww ru M w ti When Seminole County adopted its tougher adult club rules and an public decency ordinance, officials knew that there was a potential for glitches that would allow adult bars to avoid prosecu­ tion of their dancers and employees. Club Juana owner Mike Pinter pur­ posely took the laws to the ultimate test on Friday, May 28. He invited 20 or more TV and newspaper reporters to the club for a show named "Femmes Fatale." A I' lH ill Sanford Christian Church will host a Vacation Bible School June 6*11, horn 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. The church Is located at 730 Upsala Rd. In Sanford. For more Informa­ tion, contact Tim Storms or Joe Caputo at (407) 322­ 0980. should adopt a proposed amendment to the county's anti-nudity ordinance - one that complies with a law enacted by the City of Casselberry in January. The proposal follows so-called "legiti­ mate th e ate r" perform ances by three nude dancers at Club Juana in Casselberry. Sheriff's deputies made no arrests at the club but crime-scene films reviewed by the State Attorney's office may lead to action. II' □ BRIEFLY Sheriff wants stricter nudity law MV I T,i) IJ i.. Russ White writes about attorney Hugh Trees, page 2A. ■ ■ M M p jw a M □ INSIDE �2A ■ Seminole Herald, Sanford, Honda •Friday. June 4. 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY www.accuweathar.com U V Ind ex T o m o rro w Fiv e-D ay F o recn sl fo r Sa n fo rd Florid a W eath er Sunday Toolflhi 71 m 1-1toe U r* * ST, Urine. I t Mm Ifr. Wry Ik* Vikias ndca* e* r*o*x* lo r* a m Ulrwctol rays Shown is tomorrow'* weather Temperature! are tonghra low'! and tomorrow! high! A lm an ac Tem perature H ig h ......................... .................. Low ............ ........................... Normal hrgh.............................. Normal tow ............................... 89* 68* 89* 68* Precipitation Yetterday . Mown to d a te ............ 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OA Boca Raton Cairo QA C o * Sprxig* Crettvwwr Ft Lauderdale Fort Myers Qainesvtoe Key Wetl Kissimmee Lakeland Melbourne Naples Orlando Pensacola Sarasota SI Augustine SI Petersburg Taiahatsee Tttntpei Thomasvtoe VattMta. QA Vero Death W PaimBeh o re v f* Hugh Trees list At o— come into a courtroom *.* e^1 a fce4 As to with a smile poorly cusguised at times by a wince. Unlike most attorneys, he wasn't the least bit eva­ sive or unfriendly. Hugh Trees was comfortable with him self and with oth­ ers. City Alhena Shown are noon positions ol wsathsr systsms and precipitation Temperature bands art htohtow temper store! are given lor selected cities |hAow: (lor the 48 contiguous stales) Low 19* to Squaw Valey. C A O eTl0 Buenos Aires Cairo Hong Kong Jerusalem London Manta Mena) Cay Moscow Pans Rome SeoU Sydney Tokyo Warsaw 2unch He was extremely lik­ able - his most tierce rivals admitted that. Hugh Trees was OK despite the ugly fact he was employed in recent years by adult entertainment industry bosses. This same splendid chap who helped Orange County write its anti-nudi­ ty ordinance in 1983, vig­ orously challenged Seminole County's decen­ cy laws the past two years. Like Darth Vader, Hugh Trees was accused of crossing over to the dark side. Now, Hugh Trees is gone. He suffered a stroke and died Tuesday. There's a memorial service Saturday at Sanlando Methodist Church. Hugh Trees was 46. A young man. A fine father. A fine attorney. "You had to like the guy," attorney Andy Brumby said Thursday. Trees and Brumby worked on opposing sides in the court on the decency cases - which were a unique type of litigation. Brumby defended Seminole County's ordinance - Trees tried to find loopholes. "There was this different ambience in the courts," Brumby said. "The nature r r K i ns \\ mi 11 [ [l Staff Writer of the litigation allowed for a certain sense of humor. As a result, Hugh and I developed a rapport, a camaraderie." Stunned by the sudden death by a man his same age, Brumby said, "We were very much alike, you know. I like to think that 1 have the same boyish enthusiasm that Hugh had - and that's not anything either of us was ashamed of by any means." Brumby said he used to coach a traveling girls softball team and that Trees coached a traveling boys roller-hockey team. "We often swapped stories about our teams. Hugh's sons played for him. I'm so sorry for them." Jan Larsen, a paralegal at the Trees law office at 125 South Swoope Avenue in Maitland, said "Hugh's greatest love was for his sons, Philip and Andrew. He was a wonderful father. His kids came first," Larsen said. In the courtroom or the roller rink with his sons, Hugh Trees maintained a joy for life. Part o f that joy was protecting the First Amendment rights of his clients. He was a very tal­ ented attorney. And a bet­ ter man than most. 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HI Lo w 72 71 43 48 70 TO 59 50 77 SO 82 50 83 70 53 69 SO 86 52 M B4 80 59 97 8B 82 63 Bl 82 79 66 82 BS 65 79 68 pc pc PC s pc pc PC s PC pc c pc PC pc PC PC PC c �Semtnota Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday, June 4, 1999 •3 A S tu d e n ts gra du a te fro m C ro o m s POLLY V. G R EG G Polly V. Gregg, 93, South M ellonville Avenue, Sanford, died Wednesday, June 2, 1999. Bom Nov. 13, 1905 in Butler, Tenn., she moved to Central Florida in 1960. Mrs. Gregg was Burglary Sanford - June 3. Sanford Police are investigating a burglary at the Texaco Station at 217 South Park Avenue. Perpetrators gained entry to the bust* ness establishm ent by sm ashing a plate glass w in­ dow som e time after 11:00 p.m.,Wednesday evening, June 2. Hurd, Streetsboro, O hio; daughter, Peggy M ita, Winl" Springs; nine grandchildren, eight grandchildren. Woodlawn Carey Hand Funeral H ome, Longwood is in charge of ser- TO M H O O F Lewd/Lascivious W arrant HARVEY H URD Harvey J. Hurd, 82, Hacinda Drive, W inter Springs, died Wednesday, June 2,1999. Bom in Ravenna, Ohio, he moved to C entral Florida in 1977. Mr. Hurd was a retired truck driver for Sun Oil. He was a Baptist and life member of Lions International. Survivors include wife, Ruth Hurd, W inter Springs; son, Lawrence Hurd, Twinsburg, O hio; son, Theodore Sanford - June 2. Sem inole County Sheriff's Deputies picked up Robert Leroy Mooney, Jr., 35, of Central Drive, Sanford on a warrant for lewd and lascivious acts upon a child. Drug Arrests O viedo - June 2 . Richard Brockett, 35, o f Taylor Street, Oviedo, was arrested following a traffic stop at Avenue B and CR. 419 in Oviedo. He was charged with possession/use of drug parapher­ nalia, resisting/opposing/obstructing a police officer without violence, and resisting arrest with violence on a police officer. Longwood - June 3. Bolivar Arm aiz, 39, o f Acorn Road, Longwood was stopped by Longwood Police at CR 427 and Longwood Hills Road. He was arrested for driving on a license that had been suspended nine times and also charged with possession o f a controlled substance with the intent to sell, manufacture, or deliver. Crooms Acadsmy graduated 35 students at the May 26 commence­ ment ceremony at the Roy A. Alien Gymnasium. The class valedictori­ an is NataBe Wiliams; the saJutatortan is Vanessa Martinez; the class officers are, Natalie WHUams - president, Bertiona Jackson • vice pres­ ident. Towanda Robinson •secretary and Erica Beverttt •treasurer. Dr. Brenedette Hardy-Blake is the Crooms Academy principal. Water Battery/Domestic V iolence G e n e v a -Ju n e 2. Jeffrey Ray Trombley, 27, o f Geneva was arrested by Sem inole County Sh eriff's deputies on charges o f battery and dom estic violence following an altercation with his elderly father involving a dispute for paym ent on an autom obile repair. W inter S p rin g s -Ju n e 2. Luis Antonio Perez, 22, o f North Cortez Avenue, W inter Springs was arrested near his hom e follow ing an incident of road rage. Winter Springs Police charged him with throwing a broom at a female m otorist whose 15-month old son w as riding in her vehicle. S a n fo rd -Ju n e 3. Derrick A nthony Graham , 37, o f Ridgewood Avenue, Sanford, w as chaiged with battery and dom estic violence. Sanford Police apprehended him at Ridgew ood Avenue follow­ ing a dispute with his girlfriend. N U N S I N U to be developed as a permanent well site. David Gierach, vice president of CPH engineers, the company designing the test wells, said Lake Mary requires additional well capacity to meet its project­ ed future demands. The city currently has four wells. A St. Johns River Water Management District permit allows the construction of six wells. Fufon paid for through the city 's stormwater utilities fund, Because the paving will reduce the runoff of sand from dirt roads into lakes, Diaz said the city has a five-year permit from the St. Johns R iver Water Management District for paving projects, The d ty has completed surveys for additional paving of remain- ATTORNEYS A U M Principal Office in Tampa f F lo rid a In tern atio n al Festival sJl - j featu ring th e 1999 London Symphony Orchestra FUTONS 4 LE$$ A t I A M <) N I I Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained THE CALL IS FR E E. N O TIC E 18 H ER EB Y GIVEN TH A T TH E C IT Y COM M ISSION O F TH E C IT Y O F W M TER SPRINGS W ILL HOLD A S EC ­ ON D READING AND PUBLIC HEARING O F ORDINANCE 721 T O R EG ULATE O F F -S TR E E T PARKING O F COM M ER­ CIAL VEHICLES AND T O REGULATE COM M ERCIAL VEHI­ C L E S IN R ESID EN TIA L AREAS. TH IS O R D IN AN CE AM ENDS: C H A P TE R S O F TH E C ITY CO D E B Y ADDING A NEW 8ECTK3N S-27B ‘O F F -S TR E E T PARKING O F COM ­ M ERCIAL VEHICLES*. AMENDS CH APTER 20. 8EC TIO N 20-431 “COM M ERCIAL VEHICLE PARKING IN RESIDEN­ TIA L AREAS*. AM ENDS 8EC TIO N 20-432 "COM M ERCIAL VEHICLES - DEFINITION*, AD O PTS A NEW S EC TIO N 20434 -AU TH O R IZED COMMERCIAL VEHICLES IN RESI­ D EN TIAL AREAS*; AD O PTS A NEW S E C TIO N 20-435 -AU TH O R IZED COMM ERCIAL VEHICLE LIM ITED-TERM PARKING PERM ITS', AD O P TS A NEW SEC TIO N 20-437 -EX EM P TED VEHICLES-. PROVIDING FOR C O N F LIC TS SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFEC TIV E DATE. TH E PUBLIC HEARING FOR TH E SECO ND READING O F ORDINANCE 721 RELATING TO TH E REGULATION O F COM M ERCIAL VEHICLE8 WILL BE HELD O N JU N E 14. 1999 A T 0:30 P.M. 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N icy# Form * s ; 85648-R1197 A l/98. 14lW-79l(MMOOS)«ftJ i ino ANDREA LORENZO -LUACES INTERIM C ITY CLERK $ | § § § § �4 Religion * e p i a n e y e s t r e s s ic io r s IN T S A N D S IN N E R S GEORGE PLAG ENZ Local churches join for Love Feast Sun lord congregations celebrate W C next weekend with m usic, food and B ible study Uy Susan Wcn.nct_______________ h k u a i i> s iw r i- w m t r u SAN r o u t ) I 'n Saturday, .lim e 12 New Mi I'.ilv a ty l im it Ii .dung w ith I’astor Uli kv S. oil will tills! till* Fourth A n n u a l U iv r Least Varum*. eilict congregations will also assist w ith the nu m ero u s aspects of the event, fltc day s activ ities will begin ; at I I a tn anil billow through Until it p ill The te stlvlllrs w ill tie tilled w ith fun. food. IctlnwTshtp and gospel im islc. M rtnbcnn from all c h u rc h e s will participate In cooking and preparing lu n ch . B a rbecue rtbs. barbecue c hick e n , tried fish, potato chips, d rin k s and | more will be served. Volunteers will led the gospel ! m usic. Solos and other I m usical talent will also sing at ) selected times throughout th r day. Pastor K icky Scott said. A V r rra llv have three purpmses for tills Love Least We want to tiring pastors togelhei. reach die lost and show love to the 1 co m m un ity l-ast year we led close to 3 0 0 0 It has h e rn a success ear h year and now everyone looks forword to it ,' He shared that the K rv A n th o n y Miller from Ml Stnal ■’ i man is laid off. be gets *ym C h u rc h actually ‘ spearheaded ’tn'" lii' wife h i workers and (lie feast three years ago '■n r ' and the boys at the ( fillers suggested lh.it ih r f o r liar — lhan half the women inter ■! reported that they could count • husbands for emotional sup times of stress fihiss a woman might have .til.- in cry on the shoulder of her 1 f sir neighbor and receive solace, l m ighborhood* today are not ■close knit .lot' get considerable comfort by , into the anti* of a sympathetic i" " a site They must learn to •the same comfort and under . tiding for their wives urse a certain degree of stress t un any of us Hut this degree •’ii for different people, and tie can never be .sure w here we '>ur own jiersonal stress scale, ' .id all tre wise to keep a watch i iin- stress producers in our lives •'ting married is a stressful expe ' with most people, strange as • ay seem According tn two psy■i ts who have drawn up a scale ding which changes cause the -truss gelling mamed is No 7 the hip just above getting fired •mg' A happy mamage. on the and. can go a long way toward .1 mg stress m our lives 1■people w hu cune to me for coun •that stress is like a martini ■■hr was l.iui oil from her job, b'M>|o|wJ tension headaches "i if lh* doctor but hf foil Iit "uni: ph.ssic.ills wrung with her -tfit tti.il hor symplnm* ' .ni'fil tn stress resulting ui (us-, df her job ■ Mane told this to hfr hu> < i(.fli tumbl'd lbo idea Tom <i d hi' wile that hf had a good 1 that she knew a* well as hf >t they i-mild manage vers well 1 (hf m u m hr made v. t at hr w av doing. Mane came to (let she went Inr counseling. was out her with the idea that her « isn't important ‘ ""is response to his wife's prub riai be one reason whs women i '"nrr nearly four times as much i nMon us men \ fim e rs ilv of Michigan survey, '.trine a time of heavy layoffs in t hunt'd that, of all those who -t their jobs fewer than 111 per ■the men reported symptom* of •mpon'd to ,U percent of the even though most of the had working husbands, while • were the principal breadwin their families • sun given by the researcher* ' stress gup was that men in .i (letter "stip()ort system' fio them m such situations r ay you walk into a bar and sit ■ i 'I next to someone who has a mar ■ii front ol him " tie asks \ iju Will this martini me drunk” *you would first have •ns turn many martinis he has had 1 lute this one ' m martini is like any other iKx • I drinkers may want to chal Whether a particular one nuke you drunk depends . many you have already (i >a m il ii - the same with stress We have keep count and at a certain point No mure for me.” Living as we i world ol rapid change and >-slul situations, stress watching hi keep us busy for the rest of our Hut it will be well worth the i Hurl c o a ts little but I t s v a lu e Is g r e a t Subscribe Today! Sem inole Herald • 322-2611 C h u rch e s Involved are M orning G lo ry tlopllst C h u rc h w ith Pastor A n d re w Kvans. Lu ll Gospel C h u rch with Pastor H e n ry B ra d le y, Progress M B C h u rc h with Pastor Em o ry Blake, New llcth e l M B C h u rc h w ith Pastor Bill l-rw ls. First S h ilo h M B C h u rc h w ith Pastor D r 11 D K m k rr. Second S h iloh M B C h u rc h with Interim Pastor M arvin Scott. West Sanford Freew ill H oliness C h u rc h w ith H r/ rk ln h Boss, Ml Slu.ll Baptist C h u rc h Willi Pastor A n th o n y Miller G la ce A|wislolli Te m p le wttfl Pastor M aurice Bennett. C h ris tia n Fellow ship Baptist C h u rc h with Pastor W illis Perkins and Si M atthews M B C h u rc h with Pastor la-on.m l W ilson lli e e v e n t w ill In- h e ld at N ew M l ( a l v .u v ( h i m li al I I (P I 1 2 th S tre e t in S a n f o r d lo r m o re in f o r m a t io n ra il M ir (" h u t c h al 3 2 3 f>22-t or i'a s to r S« o i l at 3 2 3 G 7 M 3 S t. P a u l s c h o l a r s h i p w i n n e r s St Paul Baptist C h u rc h sch o o l seniors are aw arded this scholarship lii It Ic Scho ol *G<mmI News l (fis|>elr**< k" \*a ra tio n B ild r Sr tmol will Itr held J u n e <i '• 7 3 0 p m to H 3 0 p m at Grace fritte d Methodist ( h im h id D ike M .uv -I'MI Nortti l o iin lis i Inti Knad I.o v e F e a st SA.NlrilMi New Mount E-M ail u r . r y •vT f (407)831-0903 TUI hM Frw OrtaBi AdrsrtUIng: timkallli O Ml. cm Fax us: PuWIshtr stm doui 0 * of. cob (407)323-0400 Fellowship B ( h u n h a n d st V a l lli r -w s M It 1 t i l i Ii I lif t w ill tw- lim it a n d g u s je I in n i \ i(lt*o iti^ h f \ i »Ni AV( a >1* \ r tni n , V id ro Nlglil l I ■ olli lu rs ila v s at h pm .. K ximI i i s I.i < tirlsll in A ssriiiblv Ihe nlglil will Ir.tlim Inn Ira i lllllg and ll|illlllllg s tilro and Irlln w sh lp t o i on a r tiduniM tiiin i al HM2 1310 — from a shipwreck to walking on water - sample tasty snacks, and hear lively music Plus, you'll meet lots of new friends EXPEDITION LOCATION: First Prosbytorian Church of Sanford 301 S. Oak Avo on the corners ot Park Avo and 4th St., 3rd St and Oak Avu Mothodist Church in Santord MUSIC M IN ISTRY O F THE ADVENTURE WILL LAST: HORACE EARL TREASURE HUNT BEGINS AT: Monday - Friday, June 7 - 11, 1999. 5:30 P.M. TREASURE HUNT ENDS AT: 8:30 P.M. FOR MORE CLUES CALL: , H O R A C E E A R L 3 2 3 -1 3 8 6 407-322-2662 Slutting, Qod Upmo&t and Smenuust Published Daily Except Mono*) Saturday, Thanksgiving Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers. Inc • 300 N French Ave . Santord. FL 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323 9408 Periodical Postage Pad al Santavd. Ftond* ar«J additional mailing offices f dltort »l: sheditor O sol.com Calvary C h u r c h * fourth .in nu.il Love f rast will tie held tune 12 from l I a in 3 p ru tliriiuglm ut Mir Sanford area Partli ipatlng < tm ri ties nu hide M orning Glory It ( turn h. I nil Gospel ( h u ll h New Mount 1 alv.uv C h illi >1 Ness B e tlirl M M ( liu riti I list S h ilo h M It l h im h. Second Stillnti M M < tu rn h. West S a u lo id t irewltt Holiness < h im h M ount Son.it It ( hi it 1 Ii. Grace A|msto|li T e in p lr, C h ris tia n experience thrilling Bible stories Friday. June 4. 1999 • Vol. 91. No 202 (407)322-2111 D e m e ln o u s W a rd H e ro are some wmrwini joy cool crofts and wild gomes "Swing Seminole County Since IWH " v. Wiltcim K irby Hurt Bible Adventure1 You'll en­ b o th e n c o u ra g e d a n d a p p re c ia te d . Cali us: after Dawn B urke lu to ric a Q uinn. M cha<- ft dnrison April Stringer, Em duino h-it.i I nr Join us os we explore Treosurc L e tte r s to th e e d ito r a n d g u e st co lu m n s a r e 300 N. French Amac Sanford. FL 32771 W in n e rs w ere N atasha Linton Fre de rick Siplin R E L IG IO N B R IE F S Seminole Herald Write to u t: a ve ra ge college adm ission to an accre dite d college u n ive rsity Marnier Horace Lari heiamc a Pastor on August 22, I99H and lounded ihe African American Apostolic Ministry. Minister Paul believing that he is the First African Prince, teaching his posse at<oui self-sufficiency and self-respect through a moral, kind and talented example Minister liar I is one ol the most outstanding song writers and arrangers m America Minister Horace Lari soul will he Prime Minister user all Holiness and Aposiohc Mimstry and Pentecostal Faith in Central Florida Ills ministry will tie overseeing twelve creative gospel singers and musicians of all faiths W e n eed y o u r In p u t a n d o p in io n s. or vocational sch ool alter m aintaining ,\ . ’ •, graib E d u ca tio n G ET READY FOR T H E A D V EN TU R E O F A L IF E T IM E ! The Whispering Winds Guts Scout Council held its bndgmg ceremony last week at the First United •Graduate id Seminole High • Begun Singing at Ihe age of 3 •Learned Opera at (lie age of H • l.s a horn aguln Christian C h n stia n D e p a rtm e nt p re se n te d the 1999 recipients ol the C a stle Brew er S ch o la rsh ip s Sem inoto C o u n ty high Whispering Winds • .1 WsPAI’F h KSTEJU’IUSE ASSN V O U R N E W S P A P E R event be "moved throughout th r com m unity in different c h u rrh e s . 'fills is tra lly an evangelistic efTort •aid Pastm Scott, We will tic fiolthng the event on the varil We want a lot of people to come amt fie w ith u s W e ll In- show ing appreciation 10 the other c h u rc h e s sponsoring by d is trib u tin g plaques “ USPS *81780 Postmaster Send sddiesi changai to The SEMINOLE HERALD PO Boa 1667 Sanford. 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Each show is different as they indudo dancers of all ages from the 8.0J> A studies St Sanford and Lake Mary There — be a fourth show on June 11 at 7 p m. at Deltona High School lecturing dancers from the Orange City School of Dance Arts This year's Showcase ‘99 is caned *tn A Dancing Meed * The SaSet, Tap. Jazz. Musical Theatre, Lyrical and Aero — an reflect the theme in spectacular style and gone ring costumes A highlght of Me year's 34th annual celebration win be the appearance of Laura Moore oris is a farmer 8.0.DA. student and Is currently a principle dancer with the Atlanta Ballet Moore's meet. Jsrdynn W ait. Is a budding baOerina m this year's show as wen. Tutoring ■■■- Continued b u s Page LA held June 18 for 40 students who participated in the school tutori­ als at the W.O.R.T.H. Center. The Taijiri Arts Academy spon­ sored a 16- week performing arts course. Fourteen students per­ formed in a fund-raiser in Apnl at New Life WORTH Center. A 12-week course was taught by a retired educator from Seminole Community College on the basics of preparing for college. The Police Athletic league sponsored a course on building esteem The Excel Alternatives program also sponsored a course on teamwork. The organizations participating in Saturday's activities include the Mid-Florida Walkers, Florida Bicycle Association, and Adopta- Greyhound, Smith said. The anniversary comes at a time when the county is searching for ways recover from Governor Jeb Bush's veto of $200,000 to fund the so-called missing link in the county trail system in Winter Springs. The county is searching for ways to fund the so-called miss­ ing link of the trail in Winter Springs, running from Gardenia Avenue to SR 434. Governor Jeb Bush vetoed $200,000 for the missing link last week. Ginger Hoke, Sr. Grrenways and Trails Planner said that funding the "missing link" is the project's top priority, although specific funds have not been identified. "It's going to be funded," Hoke said. "We'll find a way." The 20-year plan for the coun­ ty's trail system has an estimated cost of $40 million, including the trail heads and overpasses. The county is planning to have 55-miles of trails that connect to Volusia, Lake, and Orange Counties. There will be 35 miles of paved trails, and 20 miles of unpaved trails. The county has adopted a master plan for the trail system, although staff is preparing draft additions to the county trail system for the Board of Commissioners' approval. "We plan to have a network of trails that cover the entire coun­ ty," Hoke said. All the schools and parks in the county will have a connection with the trail system, Hoke said. Parts of the unpaved Flagler Trail are already being used. The trail is in the east of the county, running from Lake Harney to Orange County. Two miles of the trail on Rinehart Road in Lake Mary are also in use. The county's trail system will connect with the Sanford Riverwalk at Mellonville Avenue. The trail will link with Orange County at Cady Way. There will be at least two link­ ages with Volusia County. The trail system will link with Like County at SR 46, Hoke said. A series of connected bike lanes with be built into the trail sys­ tem. The first two miles of Seminole Wekiva Trail will be built from SR 436 to SR 434 in Altamonte Springs. The next 12 miles of the trail will run from SK 43| to Markham Road and Wekiva River. Winter Springs is seeking a realignment of the Cross Seminole Trail that is not detri mental to its planned 900 acre Town Center. The city is obligat­ ed to design, build and maintain die relocated portions of die trail within the Town Center develop­ ment. erages. If the BCC determines that it desires to consider enactment of the Ordinance, it can authorize advertising for its June 22 meeting jnd hold .in advertised public hearing on that day. Nudity Continued from Page IA approved by Couty Chairman Carlton Henley, we'rrv seeking to amend our ordinance to com­ ply what Casselberry did in January," Deputy County Attorney Lonnie Groot said Thursday. Presently, Seminole County does not have an ordinance prohibiting the sale, use or possession of alcoholic, bever­ ages at establishments where nudity occurs. The Casselberry ordinance prohibits nudity and alcoholic beverages to be co­ mingled at places that are licensed by the State of Florida to possess or sell alcoholic bev­ W e Specialize In COLLECTOR DOLLS JUDY’S DOLLS tSO V. Wanes Are.. 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Florida • Friday. Juna 4,1 9 9 9 • I B k r a z e c r u is e Summer Track Series on tap ORLANDO - The first-year Central Florida Kmzr de­ feated the rebuilding Or­ lando Nlghthawks. 8-1. In a battle of Premier League Southeast Division soccer teunis at Edgewater High School on Sunday, May 25th. With the Impressive vic­ tory. the Knur ure now 5-2 overall and 2-1 In the divi­ sion. Tire Nlghthawks fell to Lake Mary to host 19th year of series on June Mondays Dean Smith im m iirro n 0 -2 . Daniel l*ontes scored In the first minute of the game for the Knur, but Carmen Zarbaugh answered In Uie 12th minute. After that It was all Knue scoring once more In the first half and six Insurance goals In the second half. Tlie Knue bench was out­ standing as Greg Brick scored twice and Travis Weeks and Frank Cllento added one assist each. Also scoring for the Knue were Donald Mrlntosh (two goals) and Marrrlo Cermlnato (one goal). Assists were handed out by Jason Rlegler and Dusty ReInrcke. The Knue return to action today (Friday), taking on the Miami Tango at 8 p.m. SPEEDWAY HIRING DAYTONA BEACH - Day­ tona International Speed­ way will soon begin hiring for the Influx of temporary employees needed to atalT the July 3 Prpsl 400. Tlie Speedway's Ticket Operations department la Inviting all interested resi­ dents to the (Inal Interview session, scheduled for Sat­ urday. Ju n e 5th. between the hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The interviews will take place at Oate 13. behind the Winston Tower. During the sessions. In­ formation on Job descrip­ tions and pay rates will be discussed, and employment applications will be proc­ essed. Dates of actual employ­ ment will be Ju ly 1stthrough-3rd. Individuals, as well as church and civic groups, are Invited to ap­ ply. All applicants are asked to bring a valid driver's license and Social Security card. Young and Mot akka wi taka to tha Laka Mary Ffcgh School Track Compiai at Don T. Roynokte Stadium lor tha 10th Annual Laka Mary Summar Track Sorias that w* ba contastad ovar tha lour Monday avoninga In Juna beginning at 5 30 p m. Stenstrom, struggling teams take Thursday victories ■ y P fp f H R SPORTS EDITOR SANFORD • Stenstrom Realty Incorporated moved into a Ue for first place, while the Regu­ lators and Kenny's Klan picked up Important victories In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parka Department Men'a SOLAR BEARS ALIVE Thursday Night Spring Slow ORLANDO • The Orlando Pitch Softball League at PineSolar Bears continued to be hurst Park. amazing with their backs to Unbeaten Stenstrom Realty the wall, battling back from Incorporated took a 7-0 lead In a 2-1 deficit In the third the bottom of the first inning, period to defeat the Hous­ but had to ou taco re Wlglnton ton Aeros, 3-2, Thursday Fire Sprinklers 7-1 over the fi­ night at the Summit In nal three Innings to pull ofT Houston. 19-12 victory. The victory evens the W.L. Gracry's home run In Best-of-Seven aeries at the top of the seventh Inning three wins apiece. broke an 8-8 tie as the Regula­ Wlnner-take-all Game tors. which had lost three seven will be shown by games tn a row. edged Psycho Sunshine Network on Sat­ Softball, 9-8. urday at 8:30 p.m. from the And Kenny's Klan, which Is Houston Summit. also trying to recover from a slow start, scored eight runs In FAMILY FUN DAY the top of the fourth Inning to SANFORD - The Sanford erase a 7-2 deficit and held off Warner FootCeleste Industries. 12-9. /Chcerlcoding Associa­ With the victory, Stenstrom tion will be holding a Reg­ Realty Incorporated moved Into istration and Family Fun a Ue for first place with Idle Day at the practice field on Wolfys with 5-0 records. Highway 17-92 at 16th Completing the standings are Street (across from Sanford the Regulators and Wlglnton Middle School) on Satur­ Fire Sprinklers (both 2-3), day, Ju ne 5th from noon to Kenny's Klan (2-4). Psycho 3 p.m. Softball (1-4) and Celeste In­ There will be food, drink, dustries (1-5). prizes and a Moonwalk. Next Thursday at Plnehurst You can also register to Park, Stenstrom Realty Incorpo­ play for the Sanford Semi­ rated takes on Celeste Indus­ nole* and on beautiful tries at 6 :3 0 p.m.; Psycho Soft­ Autumn Saturdays play ball plays Wlglnton Fire Sprin­ against the Lake Mary klers at 7:30 p.m.; Wolfys faces Rams. Oviedo lions, New Kenny's Klan at 8:30 p.m.: and Smyrna Beach Barracudas, the Regulators have the week off. Deltona Wolves, OrlandoDr. Phillips Lions and many Today (Friday) at Plnehurst more....The aeaaon la fast Park, the Spring Industrial approaching. League takes to the Held with S.P.W.FA. la for boys Datomax tackling Brtar/BBM and girls 7-to-15 years of Corporation at 6:30 p.m.; Vanage who live In the Semi­ tare challenges Invacarc at 7:30 nole High School district. p.m.; Bundy/S & H Corporation For more Information call batUen the Wayne Densch Bcoach Carl Tipton at 3 3 0 ­ 53's at 8:30 p.m.; and Myers 9016 or coach Marcus Tree Service has the bye. Kendrick at 324-2447. Also on today's softball slate, at the Lake Mary Sports Com­ EASTSIDECAMP plex. Elegant Lawn Maintenance ORLANDO • The Eastaide vies with Nice ‘N Easy at 6 :3 0 Summer Basketball Camp p.m.; Sunrise Funeral Home la enrolling boys and girls meets ADAPCO with sole pos­ from Kindergarten through session of first place on the line third at 7:30 p.m.; and Blue Haven Pools welcomes Seagate Soft- a H u m s m Softball, Page 2B Dave GoUstk* (above, left), Frankie Phillips (above, right) and Keith Acree (right) el had big night'a to help their respec­ tive teams to wins in City of Senford Recreation and Parks De­ partment Man’s Thursday Night Spring Slow Pitch Softball League action at Plnehurst Park. GokJstick was 3-for-3 with home run, scored two runs and drove In three as the Regulators edged Psycho Softball, 9-8; PhWps was 2 -fo M and drove in three runt as Kenny's Klan trimmed Celeste Industries, 12­ 9; and Acree was 3-for-3 v walk, scored three runs drove in one as he helped Stenstrom Realty Incorporated remain undefeated and move into a share of first place with Wolfys by posting a 19-12 vic­ tory over Wiginton Fire Sprin­ klers. LAKE MAKY _ The 10th Annual Lakr Mary High School Summer Track Series will take place over the four Monday evenings In Ju ne at the Lake Mary High School Track Complex at Don T. Rey­ nolds Stadium. The meets are open to any and all age groups, both male and female, and has become a regular family aflalr with several members of a family taking part. The meets, the bmlnrhlld of veteran Lake Mary track and cross country roach Mike Gibson, have become one of the most participated sum­ mer events in Seminole County, with well over 100 competitors taking part on some evenings. Field events (long Jump and high Jump! will begin at 5:30 p.m. and running events (GO-yard low hurdles. 100-mrtrr dash, mile and 400meter run) wlU start at 6:30 p.m. and will be run each Monday evening on Ju ne 6th. Ju ne 13th. Ju ne 20th and Ju n e 27th. *We tried to streamline the events a little.* said Gibson. 'Everyone used to try to enter all of the events and got so tired trying to win a ribbon that they would not do any of the events well. ■We’re also going to try to give a little more In­ struction In the high Jump and long Jump than we used too. like getting their steps correct or how to hit the right take-off point. There's not much you can do with the 100 or 400 other than to tell them to stay In their lane.* bm Track. �2B ■ Seminole Herald, Sanlord. Florida - Fnday, June 4, 1099 S o ftb a ll--------Continued from Page IB ware at 8:30 p.m. Doing (lit* damage for Ihc Regulators were Dave Goldsttck (one home run, Iwo singles, two runs scoroil. three RBI), W.L. Gmccy (one home nin. two sin­ gles. one nm scored, two RBI), Scott Murphy and Brian Curtis (Iwo singles and two nins scored each) and U .J. Tibbs (two singles, one RBI). Also contributing were Bobby Kcefrr and Chad I^ee (one sin­ gle and one nm scored each). Caiy Keefer. Chris Nickel and Duane bee (one single and one RBI each) and BUI Bingham (one single). Doing the hllUng for Psycho Softball were Jo n Lugerlng (three singles, one run scored). Jam ie Pltzcr (one double, one single, one nm scored, two RBI). Jason Flannlgan (one double, one run scored), Greg Richards (one single, one run scored, one RBI) and Mike Taylor (one single. Iwo RBI). Other hitters were Brian Cronin. Brian Jones. Tony Taylor and Mickey Cogbum (one single and one nin scored each). leading Kenny’s KJan to vic­ tory were Bobby Brown (one double, three singles, three nins scored, one RBI), Dave GofT (three singles, one nm scored, one RBI). B .J. Osborne (one double, one single, two nins scored, two RBI), Chris Connor (one double, one single, two nins scored, one RBI) and Eddie Tooke (one double, one single, one nm scored, two RBI). Also hitting were Frankie Phillips (two singles, three RBI). Bm ce Sellers (one dou­ ble. one nm scored, one RBI). Jimmy Williams (one double, one nm scored) and Ty Koke (one single, one nm scored, one RBI). Providing the offense for Ce­ leste Industries were Ron Lcntond (one home nm. one single, two runs scored, three RBI), Craig Appel (one triple, one single, one nm scored, one RBI). Todd Moncrlcf (one dou­ ble. one single, one RBI). Greg Register (one double, one run scored). Tony Duncan and Ed­ die Smith (one single and one nm scored each) and Tommy Gracey and Scott Carter (one run scored each). Powering the Stenstrom Re­ alty Incorporated offense were Kevin Julian (one home run. #1 Warkhana! #1 Sallar! one triple, one single, two runs scored, three RBI). Dale Peters (one home ran, one double, one single, two nins scored, three RBI), Kctthlan Roberts (one double, two singles, two nins scored, two RBI) and Keith Acree (three singles, three nm s scored, one RBI). Others, Tony Smith (one dou­ ble. one single, two nm s scored, three RBI), Sam Balnea and Aaron Johns (iwo singles, two nins scored olid one KOI each). Ray Mansfield and Kevin Lavlgne (two singles and one nm scored each), Steven Den­ nis (one double, one run scored, two RBII. Nakln Roberts (one single, two RBI) and Qrrg Hardy (one nm scored). Doing the hitting for Wlglnton Fire Sprinklers were Les J . (three doubles, five RBI), Char­ lie C. (one double, two singles, three nm s scored, one RBI), Mike O. (two singles, three runs scored, two RBI). Mack T.. Tom D. and Justin F. (two singles and one run scored each), Mickey F. (one home run. one run scored, two RBI). Jim O. (one single, one ran scored), Ronnie R. and Chad D. (one single each) and Chad (one run scored). B r ie fs Continued from Page IB Ju n e 7thth r o u g h -1 1 th . The ramp costs $60 and nm s from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. Call (407) 208-0518 to reg­ ister or enroll the day of camp between 7:30 a.m. and 9 a.m. at the Discovery Middle School Gymnasium. Registration Is also ongoing for grades 3-through-9th for a July 5th-through-9th at Univer­ sity High School. The cost la $60 and the camp nm s from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call (407) 2 0 8 -0518 to ob­ tain brochure and more Infor­ mation. SANFORD SOCCER Jka$Maafcaa America's most pepolar MV* And tw4 «f our models an pbout tn: become a lot more popular: Because nowyou can get 7.9%APR - •-ftnanclng-alnd no down payment’ on all new Honda FoUiTWf* 300s and FourtYax 300 4x4* So make tracks to your Honda dealer today. Because on June 30th, this offer is going to hit the trail. SANFORD - The City of S an ­ ford Recreation and Parks De­ partment presents International Soccer for children ages 3-to-6. Player Placement Day and Clinic will be Saturday. Ju n e 12th at 9 a.m. at Ztnn Beck Field (next to Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium). ■ There will also be a coached meeting for all Interested In coaching at the Downtown Youth Center (First Floor of Sanford City Hall) on Monday. Ju n e 7th at 6:30 p.m. Games will begin on Satur­ day, Ju n e 19th. For more information coll the Sanford Recreation Department at 330-5697 or Bennie Shaw at 3 3 0 -9 7 3 1 . SPERAW BASKETBALL CAMP ADDS DATE ORLANDO • Due to the over­ whelming response, the Kirk Speraw Basketball Camp at the University of Central Florida has added a third week of Day Camp for Boys and Girls. There are also a few openings left for boys and girls (ages 717) for upcoming Day Camp sessions and the Shooting Camp. Day Camp (June 14thIhrough-I8th and Ju n e 21stthrough-25th) _ $160, Includes lunch dally, a basketball to each camper, a camp T-shirt, professional Instruction and 5 on-5 games. The added Day Camp will be for four days only. Ju n e 2 8 through-July 1 and each camper will receive a dally lunch und camp T-shirt. Th«i cost will be $125. Shooting Camp (Saturday, Ju ne 2 6 Ih from 9 a.m.-to-3 p.m.) _ $40 per camper In­ cludes teaching the basic fun­ damentals of shooting, ad­ vanced shooting drills and shooting competitions. All events ore held Inside the alr-eonditloned UCF Arena. Please cal] the Men’s Basket­ ball offlceTor a free brochure at (407) 8 2 3 -5805. OVIEDO HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC PHYSICALS OVIEDO • Oviedo High School will be giving physicals tn ath­ letes Interesting In playing school sports this coming year on Ju n e 7th from 5:3 0 p.m.-toB p.m. Signs will be posted around the school on where the physi­ cals will be administered. Sm all Business, W e U n d e rs ta n d You N e e d A Bonus Lt. G e n . Robert Johnston, U S M C Ret., Chief of Staff of O p e r a tio n D e s e rt Storm , is fighting m ad. H e's joined M D A 's battle to save lives. T h e gener­ al knows the enem y - lifethreatening diseases that attack and eventually kill children and adults. Jo in the generai b y volun­ teering to help M D A . Call your local office or 1*600* F IG H T M D . You'll help win the w ar against neu­ rom uscular diseases. At AmSouth, we understand just how hard small business owners have to work. So we think it's time you get what you deserve — a bonus. Introducing Business Relationships. One account for both business and personal needs. 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All categories are offered ; to both males and females. 8-and-Undsr _ long Jump, high Jump, 60-yard ; low hurdles, 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter run .* (mile), 400-meter dash. 1 9-Rnd-IO _ long Jump, high Jump, 60-yard low e,* hurdles. 100-meter dnsh, 1,GOO-meter run ; -Unite), 400-melcr dash. 11-sod -ia _ long Jump, high Jump. 60-ynrd low hurdles, 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter run (mile), 400-meter dash. 1 3 -th m g k -lB _ long Jump, high Jump, 00ird low hurdles. 100-meter dnsh. 1.600-m eter in (mite), 400-meter dash. , lB-through-a® _ long Jump, high Jump. 0 0 Jfa r d low hurdles, 10 0 -meter dash, 1,600-meter K ru n (mllr), 400-meter dash. K * 3 0 through-3 9 _ long Jump, high Jump. 0 0 .jfyurd low hurdles. 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter p « n (mile). 400-meter dash. 40-Uuo«gB-4B _ long Jump, high Jump. 60>Tird low hurdles. 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter "run (mile), 400-meter dash. BO-aad-Ovsr _ long Jump, high Jump. 00-yard low hurdles, 100-meter dash, 1,600-meter run Legal Notlc— m t s i cts c u rr c o u r t op rs a i m n t i i r t n j u d i c i a l c s to w rr ‘ p u b l i c Nortec* a u t h o r it y IH AND FOR • ■ ■ IS O il C O U S TT, Th# Sanlord AMpert Authority ■til hold lit regular board "waling on Tutaday. Jw u A. I H I . at • 34 a m . al lha Orlando Sanlnrd Airport (•etwliva Othcea Conference Seen*. AR Shoemaker OortattK Terminal. On* Sad Cleveland Sauls vard tantant. riointa information may be •blamed by canlatliitg th* aaacattra office* daring normal business hours al U t - f r i l Maaaa lata notica mat d any paraan daerdaa to appaal any decreron mada by da laniard Atrpert Aylttonly with rat peel ■a any metier aanaidatad at Mm meeting or bearing acbadalad . harem, ha or aba a d need a , record ol the proceedmgt and that, lor m h pugross he or ) aha may need la entitra the I a Mrtrabm record el lha proceed) tngt la mada. avhMti record etcludes the latomony and m ' dance upon a huh the appaal ta ; baaed, pat taction 1*4410* . Honda ■talatat Person* artb ; cbtabrblMt naadwig aaaiatanca •to perticipata la any at thnee Cnee So.I D P H . I M 4 In lha Waller ol the Adoption ol WOW Adoptee TO J A M S MICMAiL SIWPRISI 41M N t llh Avenue Hollywood. Honda YOU A S ( h O TIH IO that an Petition lor Adaption by •lepporanl hot boon Med eg t Mitt you and you are rsgutmd I t aorta a copy at your arittan da lentat d arty, la N an the Alta*nay tar Pelineaer bbchaal tender. 1 taunt at t t l •onMi We lland Ava . SurM IOC. Wanlarut. fiend* 33711, on or taler* JUNE St. I t H and Ma (mile). 400-m ctcr dash. For additional Information contact Michael Gibson at 333-2370. or Lionel (Jonck ut 3218854. Legal Notices in rsa c ir c u it c o u r t OP T N I 1BTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND POR • IN IN O LB COUNTY, FLORIDA 0 IN 1 R A L JU R IID IC TIO N DIVItlOH C A M NOl •• 44 OA 14 P COLONIAL MORTOAOC COMPANY PLAINTIff VS OCOROt T. PITERSCN If LIV1N0. AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEIRS. D E V IIEE I. ORANTiEE. AIIIO N EES. LIENORS. CSEOITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST BY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAINST O IO R O I T PETERSEN. LOCAL PETERSEN IF UVINO, AND IF CEAD. THE UNKNOWN EPOUEE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES, LIENORS CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN INTEREST NY. THROUGH, UNDER OR AOAINST LOLA L PETERSEN JENNIFER ESTATES HOMEOWNER'S ASSOCIATION. INC ( M I L - T I L FEDERAL CREDIT UNION. JOHN OOE AND JANG DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN P O M E M ION ■o t ic ^ s t " ™ FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuer, I ta a Summary Final Judgmtnl ol torecloaura dated May I f . 1SSS, entered m Cred Cato N j •• S4 CA 14 P ol the Cucull C o w l ot lha ISTH Judicial Circuit m and lor SEMI­ NOLE County, Sanlord. Florida. ■41 aall to the highest and bet I bidder ter cam al weal from door al lha SEMINOLE Cat nty Courthouse located at SCI N Par* Avenue tn Sanlord Florida. *l MOO a m an Mi* SSth day ol JUNE. tSOS lha (ofla*>ag dv ten bed property a* art lorth In aald Summary Pinal LOT S4. JENNIFER ESTATES. ACCOR DING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED IN PLAT OGOK 11. PAGES 44 THROUGH 41. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF (E M I NOLI COUNTr. FLORIDA Daltd Hut SSth day ol Miy. IMS immediately thereafter, other* ■te* a default *41 be entered egamtl you lor lb# rebel demended M lha Petition Dated on thro I l t l day ol May. Caacutira Dweclor'a a fttea 41 hoata m advance al the meeting • ai m . t r n 1 Victor 0 While. A A I - (te c a live Director : Pub hah Jana 4. IS M - MO M -frvaP- MASYAbNI W ORM Clef* el lb* Circuit Court Ny Nancy N Wuit*f Aa Deputy Ctert Pubbah May 3S. June*. 11. 13. ItH M C * fl4 -n J h- a— « -- d a- — r I . ICIRCUiT COURT ESAU MARYANNS MORES Cler* ol Wo Circuit Court By Deborah Conant Deputy Clerk THE LAW OFFICES OF DAVID J STERN. PA ATTORNEY POR PLAINTIFF 401 S Unnrert*ty Dnva •uila 440 Planlatron. FL SSSI4 (•(41333-3040 M -M S IR C O U m iim In accordartca with the American with Disabilities Act. person* with disabilities need mg a special accommodation to participate In Mil* proceeding should contact lha Clark ol lha Circuit Court al the SEMINOLE Cut nly Courthouse al 407-323 4330. nal laltr than tavan day* pricr to the procasding It hear mg Imps rod. 1-S00-SSf-ITFt (TOO) or t-so o -tts-a rro . via Florida Relay Servlet Publish June 4 it , t f t f J2 U U I M TUB StOMIEENIH j u d ic ia l c n c u r r 1FOR [COUNTY, FILE NO.i M - M I C F •IRE ESTATE OF W.LUAMH MILLER Drccased NOTKE OP AO MU T ILATION Thr odrm uilu tsjn of the mtate of WILLIAM H M U I R decetted PM Nuntav SS-2SA-CP H pendeig *i Pie Cecut Court tor Stntnda Cmmty Fkinds Probata Dry* ion, •ta addrett ol atveh ■ 301 N Pari Avanr*. Sardord FL 32771 The name and ad^toa* c4 pte partrmal rtprettrtatee art! St* personal wtvstert afnret #homey we tel ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Put Court era wry reed to lie Ptee obytebona aah Pus Cowl WITHPI THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE F R IT niBUCATKM OF THIS NOTICE OR THPtTY DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF MR-ACS OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM A* ever*tort ol • » decedent and ru tl Ma then claim* with Nut Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AN0 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data ot the hr*I puthcean at Ih.e Notice it Mry IS. IM S Pertonal Represents trv* Mary M SlaNwortfi PO Boa 420242 Omedo FL SITS! Attorney tor Personal Representative Stephen H Coovef Hulrhtnton Marnele * Corner PA P 0 Bos 11*3 Sanlord f l S ITTf (407| SI2-40II Florida Bar No 0214000 Pubbah May 20 June 4. 1000 DEC-244 T S K K L S AWOTtOK Removal at lha datenbad va hietot was con­ ducted to compbano* with P I TtS TE. Noll** that Butch'* Towing v d aal said v th a tat al Put he Auction tor caah on JUhE iTTM at IS 00 am at 200 Pvrummt-n Av*. Sanlord. Florida Wa rat try* the nghl to auction AM vvhictot toM AS IS guaranteed Butch'# on any vehicle Tvhrcla* may be vwnad M 4 BlffCK MAROON IOHAJ4ZAMHSS2STE 1SP2 CAOI RBO IM S D O O M PURPLE BSBK4MTSPN110441 ISAS HYUNDAI BLUB KNBLP11JSKUS44424 IM S H IM BROWN 1N4PB21S3JCTS TS3S I0ET OLDS BLUE tDSHNEt S3HW320117 IM S OLOB BLUE DSD-S3 THE U W OFFICES OF OATIO J. STERN, PA. ATTORNST FOR P U M TIP P M t S. University Drive •uila SCO Plantation. F l S3324 (114)233*000 SB-SSTSSINCU In accordant* with lha American with Ombibtiaa A ct persona with Mg a to PartMnnt* to tofePtoOr should contact tha Clark ClrauM Court Orange Oeunty, Ptorlda Casa ■ C IM -S S S 4 Indiana Unlvaralfy. Plaintiff Thomas R Magar. Defendant NOTICE OP •NERIPP'S SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal by virtu* ol that cartaln Writ ol Es#«ut»on laauod out ol and undar th* aoal ol th* Circuit Court ol Orange County. Florida. Cat* 4 C1S4-SM4 upon a final ludgmant rendersd to lha aforasa-d court on the 30th day ol January A 0 1SS7 In lhal certain case anlltlad Indiana University. Plaintiff vs Thomas R. Magar. Defendant which aforesaid Writ ol Elocution was delivered to m# as Sharllt ol Samlno'a County. Florida and I hsv# lavlad upon alt lha right, titlw and interest ol lha d-tonda nl m lha following da-scribed property, aaM property being located to E ammo la County, Florida. more particularly daacrlbad a* follow* 1M3 Jaap Cherokee Sport, V1N 4 tJcFTtrS aP LM S ItO and lha undersigned aa lha riff of San-lnol* County. Florida, will al I I go A M on Iho 3Sfh day ol Juno A D IM S offer lor aal* and tall to lha high#*! biddvr. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANY AND ALL EXISTING UENS. at to* Front (West) Dow. at th* flap*, ot th* Santoro a County Courthouse in Sanlord. Florida, to* above datenbad property Thai said tato W being mad* to aallafy to* laim* of Ihr* Will of Eaacutieri Donald F Esltogar, Sheriff Samtool* County. Florida By Stavtn D. Ham*ft Chief Deputy Sheriff NOTICE REOAHOINO T t .t AMERICANS WITH DIEABIU* YUS ACT O F 1*aO. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITE SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF’S OFFICE. ISO BUSH BLVD. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DATS PRIOR TO THE PROCStOtoOS (407) 330-4440 TTD M07) 313-3333 Publish May IS. June 4.11. IS. 1M I With Salt being h*M on June fS. IS M 0t c - t f 0 M TN S O M U lilT « i U S BANK. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION. AS TRUSTEE FOR THB REGISTERED HOLDERS OF SALOMON BROTHSNS MORTOAQS SECURITIES VN. NSC. NEW CENTURY A S H Y BACKED FLOAT!HO R A TI ' IN TH E CO U N TY COUNT OP TH E EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT, IN AN D POR BEMINOLB COUNTY, PLORIOA CASE NO.i A T -ls a s -C C -f D -P KENSINGTON PARK CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida not-tor-prolit corporation. Plaintiff. BAR0AR4 L CETR0NE. at al, Dalandant* NOTICE OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN lhal the undersigned will offer Ih* following daacrlbad proper­ ly in Samlnot* County, Florida CONDOMINIUM UNIT 40S. KEN UNO TON PARK. A CONDO­ MINIUM. ACCORDING TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDO­ MINIUMS FILEO IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1444. PAOE 0111. AS AMENDED BY THAT CERTAIN FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE DECLARATION OF CONDOMINIUM FILED IN OFFI­ CIAL RECORDS BOOK 14SS. PAGE M IS . AND RE-RECORD­ ED IN OFFICIAL RECORDS BOOK MSS. PAOE 1712. ALL AMONO THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORI­ DA. TOOETHER WITH AN UNDI­ VIDED INTEREET IN AND TO THE COMMON ELEMENTS APPURTENANT TO SAID UNIT AS SET FOR THE IN SAID DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM TOOETHER with all lha bnprovr merits now or h#(verier eroded on th* property, and all aatamanti. rights, appurte­ nances. rvnie. royalties, miner­ al. oil and gas righli and profHs. water, wafer rights and wafer albek. and all tuturo* new or Iheraalfer a party ol property. Including replace­ ment* and addition* thereto, tor aato lo the tugboat btddar tor cas h on Ih# 1Slh da y ol JUNE. ISM . al tt 44 a m al h* Waal Front Door ol Ih* Seminole County Courthouse. 341 N Park Avenue in Sanlord. Florida, pursuant to th* Order Ra-satbng Safe anlarod m this action on to* 3tth day o< MAY. IM S MARYANNS MOREE CLERK OF THE COURT By Jan* S. Jaeewtc Deputy Clark Nrcot* J Ferrara. Esquire Shepard. Fiitoum, S OocdbUtL PA. •31 N S Ivanho* Boulevard EuriaSOS Orlando. Florida 31S44 NOTIFICATION II you art a parson with a dis­ ability who needs any accom­ modation to order to parbcipal* to tots proceeding, you aro an ti­ ffed, al no coat to you, to th* provtaton of cartaln aswclone# a* contact ADA Coordinator ot Iho Samtool* County Court at 301 North Park wa Sanford. Florida 33771, Ol 407-121*4110. within two working days of your rocalpt ol Pw* Notica; If you aro hearing or votes impaired, call 1-M O -M S •771. Publlth May IS . and June S. IM S OSC-SST CERTIFICATES, SERIES IM --------CS S -N C S IUNOCR r ‘ CARL HANCOCK, *1 al.. fS-P TO: J ENSdPSR MERCSR aA/i JSNNNER L MERCER. 0 U V 9. AND IP D IA O . ALL KNOWN HEIRS AT LAW OP THE SAID DEPENDANT AND DED-2T Da land*nit Name Phone Z ip - Exp. Date Call us today, 322*M11 to receive Delivery to your doorstep tomorrow O r - drop by our office at 300 North French Ave., Sanford, F L 32771 Moll subscriptions are available. Call for Information! eoM^ m npf VB. N O IL B U M 0 UVtNQ, M TM DAVID RAIMER, E T AL □ 120.87 for 3 m onths Q $41.23 for 6 m onths □ $ 0 .4 6 for 12 months Sales Tax Included Sales Tax Included Sales Tax Included JWNSBSSTSBN I NIB WILL. IP ANY. « .1 I AURORA LOAN MRYtCSS. MC. PlatoIIR. Ai Seminole Herald HOME DELIVERY State LO T 144. OEIRAONQ 3. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK 4S. PAGE S4. OF THE PUBLIC NECONDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Daltd Hut SSth day ol May. IM S (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) MARYANNS MORES dark a l toe Circuit Court By: Dorothy W -CA-I4-P Subscribe to the Address FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE I t HEREBY OIVSN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment *| torocloeuro deled May 2S. IS M . anlarod to Chrd Cat* No M 41S CA t4 P of to* Circuit Court al tha ISTH Judicial Circuit to end tor 1(141NOLC County. BANFORO. Florida. I will ttN to th* hiWtetl and bast bidder tor caah AT WEST FRONT DOON at th* •EMIN01E County Courthouia located al SOI N RANK AVENUE « SANFORD. Florida, at 11 00 a m on tha SSth day al JUNE, U S E th* Iollowing described property at M l lorth to aaM Summary Final Judgment to- COUNTRYWIDE NOME LOANS. IN C . a Now York Corpentton. t/k/a COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING CORPORATION PlatollR. A C ar d # MARYANNS MORES At Cltrk ol aald Court Oy Deborah Conant Aa Oapwty Clark Faber ■ Oitbfe. PA •urta 304 tSFO Medruga Avenue Coral Oabtoa. Fiend* 33144 (303| S42-4110 you a n a parson with a diaabrlily who needs any accom­ modation to order to particlpol* « this proceeding you are enti­ tled ai no cost to you. to the provision ol certain aaarttanc* Platt# contact Court AdnUUatrabon al 301 N Park Avenue Suita N341. Sanlord. FL u r n . (40FJ 3SS-43S0 aal 42ST W'fhtn 2 working day* el your rocelpt *1 Ihn nobca. M a n (roaring or voice •mpeired cad t-SOO SM -STTI Putbth Juno 4, t t . IS M DSD-SO IN TN S C IR C U IT CO U R T OP TN S IS T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IR AND POR SEMIR0LB COUNTY, PLONIDA O EN IR A L JURISDICTION DIVISION CASE NOl •• 41 f OA 14 P NORWE8T M0RT0AQE. INC PLAINTIFF Tt •HARI4MA4 J KNIGHT A/K/A 4HARISMA4 KNIGHT. IF UVINO AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORAHTEES. ASSIGNEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ AN IN T IR E IT BY, THROUGH. UNDER OR AOAINST EHARISMAS J KNIGHT A/K/A EHARISMAS K N I G H T UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF SHARIIMAB J. K N tO HT A/K/A EHARISMAS KNIGHT, IF ANT; BERTHA KNIGHT, IF LIVING AND IF DEAD. THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE. HEIRS. DEVISEES, GRANTEES. ASSIGNEES. U EN O R t. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES AND ALL OTHER PARTIES CLAIMING AN INTEREST B Y THROUGH. UNDER ON AGAINST BENTHA KNIGHT, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF BENTHA KNIGHT. IF ANT; SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. JOHN DOE AND JAKE DOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSEEEBION N O T M f f S V 'O A N T .I Legal Notices Legal Notices (BBOBAEBSMSMOSEP WELCOME C ity ____ KEVIN M ECMWEBS. ol a l, Datondanl(a) NOTICE OP FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Pinal Judgmant ol Foracloaur* datad May 2t, ISSS. and anlarod In Caaa No M -2S4I CA 14 P. of to* Circuit Court ol lha IIO H T ItN T H Judicial Circuit to and tor SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida wharain CHEMICAL MORTOAOC COMPANT la Plaintiff and KEVIN M SCHWEDS. al a l . a n Batondanta, I wifi tall to tha htghaal and batl btddar tor caah to lha Watt Irani door el lha Courthouse. In Sanlord, SEMI­ NOLE County. Florida, al I t . 04 a m o'clock on lb* SSth day el JUNE, ISSS. tba loltowmg daacnbtd proparty a i aal forth to aard Final Judgment, to ant LOT **. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION lll-D. UNIT I. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDEO IN P U T BOOK 40, PAOEE 31 THROUGH 34. OF THE PU0LIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA a/k/4 1024 Troul Creak Court. Oviado. Ptortda S I T U DATED Itu* SSth day ot May. s s We Bring Today's Local Hometown News Right To Your Front Door! ' IN YH> CIRCU IT CO URT OP TH E EIG H TEEN TH JUD ICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA, IN AND POR •EMIM0LB CO U N TY O EN IR AL JURISDICTION DfVtiION CASE NO. SS-SSSE 0A 14 P CHEMICAL MORTGAGE COMPANY. Plaintiff. Legal Notices NOTICE l « HEREBY GIVEN pursuant ta a Pinal Judgmtnl ot Foracloaur* da lad May 21. nd anlarod In Cat* No. •S-33S-CA-14R of th* Circuit Court ol the tEth Judicial Circuit to and for SEMINOLE County, Florida whereto AURO­ RA LOAN BENVICIB. INC. I* Plaintiff and DAVID RAIMER, O L ELI EASE. MINDY ILISA0C. ACCESS-ABLE TEONNOLOO N E . INCORPORATED; — , UNKNOWN PER BONE M POS­ SESSION OP THE S U B JEC T P R O P E R T Y ;------. UNKNOWN PERSONS IN POSSESSION OP SUBJECT PROPERTY arc attendant* I w i aaM M Mt* toohail and boat bidder For caah al lha W EST FRONT DOOR of lha SEMINOLE County Courthouse, to SANFORD, Ptortda, at ft:SS o’ clock a m cm th* SSth day ol JUNE. ISSS, 0Mowing daacrlbad‘ properth# toil ‘ act nrth in said Pinal ty a1 i act Judgment, la wH: LOT 2. WEKIVA HILLS, SEC­ TION TEN. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED M P U T BOON AS. P A M 12, PUBLIC R E C 0 R M OP SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. DATED Nda SSth day ot May; aryamro I Clarkeol aald Court By Ruth King ‘ ‘Deputy ityCtork Aa I Tbit notice t* provided purevent to A dministrative Older N o.l QJt-S/M to aeeordawee trith lha AmericanB vtdi Dtoabbitto* AeL persona to need et a special accommodation to participate to tnl* proceeding or to aoctet a court aarvlea, program or activity tn*M, wlthto a rationable time prior to any proceed­ ing or need te aeeaea a aarvlea, program or activity, contact tha Adninletrallve Office ol lha Court. SEMINOLE telephone. 44T-II3-41SQ EXT 4SST or t. EOQ-SfS-STTI (ThDI, or 1-S44SSS-4TT0 (V). via Ptortda Relay Law Offica* ot Vargaa. Zion S Kahan* 4400 Hollywood Boulevard Sun* ETS-I Hollywood. Fl SSOtt Telephone: (M O SS3-SPS3 Tatolacsimito: (M O SS3-TT0T Pubiiah June 4.11. tS M DSD-31 DANIEL L. HALL (SS4MS-SS-ISSS). C O R A P HALL (SE4UNKNOWNI. OCCIDENTAL MORTGAGE CORPORATION; any unknown hairs, dsvrteos, gran lavs, croditot*. and olhar unknown persona er by. through and i any of tha above* named Defendants. Dvlsndantt. FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE to hereby given diet Ms* undersigned Clerk e l the Circuit Court ol Eemmoie County. Florida. triM on th* ttth day el JUNC. ISSS. at 1I;SS o'clock A M . M Ike West front doer ot th* S amtoole County Courthouse to Sanlord. Florida, offer tor sal* and taM at public outcry to Mt* highest and beat bddar lor cash, the toMowtog described property situate to Bandnoi* County, Florida; Lot IDS. and th* North 1/2 ol Lot 104. M M LONDS FIRST ADDITION TO CITRUS HEIGHTS, according to th* plat thsrool at rocordad ‘ ‘ tn Plat Bock 3. Pag* ST, Records ol tomtnoto County, pursuant to th* Final Judgment aaM Court, th* styt# at which to WITNESS my hand and official •aal ol aaM Court this ttlh day ot May, IS M . If you or* a parson with a disbUily who no ads any accom­ modation to order to participate to this proceeding, you arv antiMed. al no coal to you. to th* provtoton ot certain assistance. Please contact Court adminis­ trator. SOt N. Perk Avenue. Suit* N341. Sanlord. Florida 33TT1. (I0 T ) 333-4330 eat. 43ST, within 1 working days ol your rocatpt ol this nolle* ol loroeloauro sale; II you are hearing impaired, call t-000H 3 -0T71: II you are voice impaired, ealt 1-OOO-OSS-ITTO. • (COUNT SEAL) Maryann* Mora* CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Dorothy W. Bolton Deputy Clark iTTORNE lEY POR PLAINTIFF Andrea L. Aytott-Hosch Butler S Hoaeh. P A. 01EE S. Conway Rd . St* f Orlando. Florida 32113 (447) 3 t 1-1304 BSHfOOOIOS Pubiiah June 4. I t . 1M0 DED-32 THROUGH. IN R U N ON AOAINST ANY OP THEM AMO ALL OTHER UNKNOW N'PAR­ TIES. MCLUOWG. THE BURtRYINO S P O U M . HEIRS. DE­ VISEES. GRANTEES. LIENORS. CREDITORS AMO A l l OTHER PARTIES CLAIMINQ BY. THROUGH, UNOCR OR AGAINST THAT DEFENDANT; AND THE SEVERAL AND RE­ SPECTIVE UNKNOWN AS­ SIGNS. SUCCESSORS m INTEREST. TR U S TIE S ON OTHER PERSONS CLAIMING . THROUGH. UNDER OR AGAINST AN T AND ALL CLAIMANTS. PERSONS OR PARTIES, NATURAL ON COR­ PORATE. OR W H O M EXACT LEGAL STATUS IS UNKNOWN. CLAIMINQ UNDER ANY OP THE AMOVE NAMED DESCRIBED DEFENDANTS: LAST KNOWN RESiOENCI IS: JENNIFEH MERCER •W a JENNIFER L. MERCER I4TS HIGHWAY 432 LONG WOOD. FL SSTS0 PRESENT RESIDENCE IE: UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action to faroctoae a mortgage on lb* lotlewtog property to •EMINO L I County. Florida: Unit Number 1M . RIDGEWOOD VILLAS. A CONDOMINIUM, according te th* Daciaration of Condominium recorded to Official Records Book 3111 al Bi MB. aad any amendments f eihibita toarote, together with an undivided tot*rost to tha mnon element* appurtenant rrato In accordance with and aublset to Ih* covenant*, con­ dition*, restrictions. toons ot said Declaration ot CondomtntMm. a* rocordad to ol ha* bean tiled egatoeI you. You a n roguirod lo hi* written defense* with th* clerk of Iho court and to terra ■ copy with­ in thirty (30) day* after th* first puMleellon ot this notice on Ptototitrs attorney. WHkam M. Got ton A Associates, 1134 South Myrtle Avenue. Suit* IM . Clearwater. FL M2IS-S44S. otoarwiae a detouN wN be entered In to* WITNESS n* hand and too aoal of tola Court on IMt 24 th d*y of May. ISSS. ICOURTSSAU MANYANNE MORSE CLERK Clark ot too Court By; Ruth King A* Deputy Clark WILLIAM M. OOLSOff A ASSOCIATES Attorney* al Lash Chartered t t > « S. Myrtle Av.. Suit* I M 327M-344I Thla nstlcs ahad be , one* each vroek tor two (2) oon•oeirthr* weak* to Pw Sandnoto Pubbah; May ES. and June 4. o c c -m OM DITORB. TW UB1W I ANO ALL OTHBM PARTIES OLANdMO AN INTEREST BY, THROUGH, UNOSR OR AGAINST N O IL SB VA. SONJI M. SUVA 0 UVINO. AND IP DEAD. THA UNKNOWN SBOUSf. H U B S . OBVISCIA. UENrtRS, CRSOtTORS, THUS TEES AND ALL OTHER NkimU CLAWRNQ AN INTEREET 0Y. THROUGH, UNDER OR QfTYACAPS CORN.; BUTLER CUSTOM HOMES, INC., A CORPORATION; SEARS ROEBUCK > COMPANY. ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION; JOHN DOE ANO J A M OOE AE UNKNOWN TENANTS Of POSSESSION OEPENOANTTS) NOTICE IE MEREST OIVEN pursuant so • Summary Final kmwnt of fowtloauro dated T A ISSS. aoN rad to CMI Cass Na.SS-1 SSS-CA-1S-P ol too Cboult Court ol too ISTH cifcvN In m d tat M ill* LE County, SANFORD. Ftortds, I wBt ooB to Pw Mghoal and boat btddar tor saah AT W EST FRONT DOOR of too SEMINOLE County Courthouse Mod at S A IN . PARK AVENUE to EANFORO, Ftortds, St 11:00 p.m. on th# SSto day of JUNE, IS M th* tottowing daacrlbad propatty •• M l forth to aakf lummary Final Judgmant lo* THE W EST SO FEET OF LOTS Ft ANO SO. PtNI HEIGHTS, A SUBDIVISION ACCORDING ’,9 MAP IN P U T BOOK S, PAGE ■1. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Doted (hi* SSth day ol May. IM S ICIRCUiT COURT BEAU MANYANNE MORSE Clark of too Circuit Court By; Jan* E. Jssawtc Deputy Clark THE U W O FFIC E! OF DAVIO J. STERN. P A. ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF •01 S. Univarsity Drive •tiff* EOS Plantation. FL S3S14 M UaM NO S S -M IE l (FNW) In accordance with tha American with Die*bibtie* Act to participate to tola proceeding utd contact th* Clerk of the ClrcuH Court at th* SEMINOLE Oouefy Courthouse ol 4 4 7 -tttSSSS. not tour too* aovon day* prior ta lha pmnaadtop It heartof Impaired. 1-SM -SM -S7T1 (TDOI or 1-SSS-M 3STTP. via “ *|§4ey gacvIda, Juno 4. I t , 1EM 0ED-ES it I �I C all 322-2611 S e m in o le H erald C la ssifie d Dept. T o P lace Y o u r A d JOB DOME! Seminolo Herald. San lord, Florida - Friday. June 4. 1999 12— e l d e r l y Legal N otices 70— care Ed T Atalttad Living In my homt with aomaon* who car**. 407-330-1518 IN TH E CIRCUIT CO URT OF TH E l i T H JUDICIAL C IR C UIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR •EM IN O Lt CO UNTY QENERAL JU R ltD IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO. Se-1*C6CA.14B 0 E CAPITAL MORTGAGE SERVICES. INC . Pli.nl,M. VS JAMES N JOHNSON. Ill «,*t) SONJA M JOHNSON «t a l. O ilm d in ti •4 m C N A CAREGIVER. Very Etpd Excellent Pel Seeking FT/ PT Employment. Your home or Mm* Leave Message- 373 2230 14— F o r S ale NOTICB OF AWOTMW NO TICS IS HSNSBY OIVSN: SANFORD TOWING WILL S S U AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR SAL* VAGE. FOR CASH ON OEMAND TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THS FOLLOWING VEHICLES: S3 CADILLAC 10SALS7S00SS1S341 27 DODGE 1 DOOR JB3BA24KSHUW427S SO NISSAN S40SX JN1HS2SP7LW1S7H4 St FORO ESCORT 1FABP21JOOW12SSSI 27 DODGE 2 DOOR JBSBA24K7HUOSS2SI M CADIU|Q«DWiSV2OS74tSS0 M F° ’'° T FALFtITSRFI 2S002 THE AUCTION WILL BS HELO AT 12:00PM ON S-1 2 -M AT (AHFORO TOWING IIU COUNTRY CLUB RO SANFORD. FL 327T1 PROSPECTIVE BIOOERS MAY INSPECT VEHICLES ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALES. TERMS ARE CASH ONLY. SAN­ FORD TOWING RESERVES THS RIQHT TO REJECT ANY BIDS Publish. Juna 4. IM S DCD-M 21— P e r s o n a l s I(CALL YOUR DATE NO Nil 1 000225-1737. EXT 8706 5V VO par irvn Movi b* 10 Sarv- U - 6196*56434 ALONE? Senior* Dakng Bureau RESPECTED unco 10771 Age* (50-001 800022-4477 (24hr*| Walk <ns welcome 7 day* Private rma Famala Suit U*c 4MM0007785 407-2208200 2 aucceaahjl *witch to Iha ultimata way ol meeting peepl*. Call 2S1-2SOS to gel connectodl 27— N & C ursery C CHAD CARE M MV HOME Chnsban Mother / Teacher Asst m Seminole Co. Looking to Ba­ bysit over summer Mth* Rea sonaMa Rale*. Meal* Prov Smoke free Env. Looking lor school age cnaoan. CaH 22S* Child Car* n clean Chnahan home 7 yr» av .6 wka and up. Reasonable rata* 3305214 CHAD CARE IN MV HOME Dap Nitet. Summer Actwbaa 322-1722 or Pgr 763-7313 M e ig h t donl have to el OF 1 CaB 407- 55— B O 1000.000.000 *♦ pubhciy kadad home baaed b u ir a t i co ea­ rn Orlando ana. Cal 1* M OST?VEND94Q Lacy Pertona DreamFew Mot* great inoome, Priced 59— F i n a n c ia l S e r v ic e s BTIIO BIIU - FIO BTUO A T B B T V Q “ Cracker Barrel** Servers. Cooks. Ckthwashars 200 Hickman Dr (1-4 A Mwy 46) 407-224-1020 A BETTER JOB FOR YOU1 Just Cal' Never a Fee* HELP Paraonnai 22642*2 A/C Sarirtea Tacha S Inslallar*: Immediate operings I Up to 520/ hr • vehicl* 2 benefit* 830 7118 DFWP ALUMINUM RECYCLER It you *n|oy maakng new lace* Working autoout*. Urmg boat. W.sa Racyckng has your JOB1 •GREAT STARTING PAY •PdI Train/ Vac/Holldays •Ban*fit Pkg. w/401k match tua*,- Sat. 40 hr*/ wk. •Up to 5*00/ mth. Bonut Great potential lor Ih* right par­ son! Call TV***: 407-443-7174 Braakfaat Server, House ka*pars. Houa* Men * AM Dish Waah*r:Top Wages FT. Apply Lake Mary Courtyard. 135 International Parkway. Lake Mary 4*4-1000 N O W H IR IN G C .N .A 'S t400 SKM ON SONUt* FT Shift* 3 11PM wnkltarenhals PT PRN Aval Higher Pay lor E m . *PTO, VAC^HOUOAV PAY* or pay m Seu of Benefits J04N OUR TEAM OF CARE DIVERS Apply n parson at: HEALTH C A M ANO REHAB. CENTER OF SANFORO 950 S M**onvA* Ay* EOE CASK S RS NEEDED Naw Ret** Store Opanmg FVPT, Santoro Location 204-73S-1SA2 F/T-P/T Energetic. happy ha ■ school age. COM AS age*, pha Experienced preferred. Barsefaa *07-322-7766 CUSTOMER SERVICE Pari time lor Car/Truck rental aoancy Front deck **> a phi* Vatd FOL A background check. •FT S PT poatoona •Paid hairing Financial aid aveaabN tor conaoudalmn of homa, auto, or Legal Notice! nones OF PW BilO NSAMMB T O O M S IO S R A CONDITIOMAL WEB Nolica is haraby given that a Public Hearing wW b* bald by the Planning S Zoning ComnUasioo in the City Commission Chambers. City HaN. Sanlord. Florida, al 7:00 p.m on Thursday. June 17. IM S to con­ sider a raquast lor a Concklnnal Use In a O C -t. Qanaral Commarcial Zoning Diatricl LEGAL OEOCRIPTION.AII ol Let 2 a • I f bl Lot 2A a S 11' el Lot IS. 8ik 11. Oraamwoid, as recorded in Plat Book 2, Pag* M of the Public Record* ol Samlnol* County. Florida. Th* property being more gen­ erally described aa 2544 A 2541 S. French Avanu*. Conditional Us* Requested Automobile Daalar Salat AT peril** In Interest end citlians shill hay* an opportunity to b* heard al said haaring By order of Ih* Plsnning A Zoning Commission ol Ih* City ol Sanlord. Florid*, this lll h day olMay. IM S . Jama* R Valarlno. Chairman Planning S Zoning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBUC: II a parson decides le appeal a decision mad* with fa*pact to any matter considered al th* Obey* mealing or haaring. ha/aha may need * verbatim record ol tha proceedings Including lha testimony and •vidanca. which record it not provided by Ih* City ol Sanlord (F S t l* 0101) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANT OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT ISO­ MS* 4* HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH June 4. 1M2 O ED-M T peymara eo*lecbona. Cash handing •*>. • pfcto. Pit caa 330-0458 lor appt Fuf Tima ClarlcaV/Customer Ser in Sent U-F. E*>. ueefuf In Wndowi. Cust Relations. 4 ph. system. 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Commission Mortgage Co. on Waiter Springs Cert BW Foetov at 22T-77M 20 hr*/ wk WPS.'Spraadsheats (Flax«ha) *07-333-3379 RECCPTIONMT POSITION For SkBed Nursing Faoi Exp prat in Grectng cat* on a MUkn* Ph Sysl Mart d ic e Supplies. Typing Filing. Com­ puter Literate. Away to work m Muti Faceted Pot Wk also aseet in AP 4 AR function F T W/Oreit Ben*Ms A REALLY GREAT FOLKS TO WORK WITH!! HEALTH C A R ! S REHAB SM B Faa Resume: 407-322-012! or 407-322-S56S. lor Htormew ____________ I -O B ■32M 9QQ. FURNISHED ROOMS-At utx* n o Laundry, phone, and U us* 165-190 a weak 324-4955 Sanford I block horn hospital, lbdtm apt. compteta privacy. (100/wk phis 5200 sac. Caa 321-3735 Sanford-lovely 1 17BR ept Escekent area' Perfect tor 1 per­ son over *0 SIOGfak or monpify disc • 5200 sec 321-3735 Sanlord-lcrvey I 17BR apt Cxcekani area' Perfect lor I per­ son over *0 SIOOYxk or monthly dec .5 200 sec 321-3735 T HIINX.' O V 0 X opportunity tor eomaon* with experience In a medical oftic* tatting. Knowiadga A experience with egad car* aiturenc* necealary A wondartd benato peduwe ot­ tered. Cell 323-2577X223 or X227 lor more ntormaeon. U ni L’R n i s h i i) 141— H omes For S ale 37 In daed teitnctod communi­ ty. pod and lend* court pmntag**. 3775 OOmo Fast and le ­ eway Non-retondsd* KSOO Oman. creneial hM orf and eviction sssrcnsii regueed on 11 pokn- S TE N S TllO fif R E N TA L S Two heueea. on* p m . 3/t t 1/ I. 13 Si. near poke* sub tutixi 530Omo tor bom 3216757 k p P P l* 105— D U f lE X / T R lP L L Y • AS Credit Aye: 2Br TBs car­ peted. appear***. CHA. nawty refwtxshad 5475 Caldwe* Ra aky Svc. 7*60700_____________ o b il e H Free PrequaMflcrikxi 457 S Giant St/Longwood om es For R ent JC 4 J ' i Guardian Commarca Center I 407-634-1600 SERUICE/1NSTALLATI0NS • Em ergency Service • Free Estimates • Fast Service & Fair Prices • Financing Available ♦ 904-532-5851/688-661-4625 Air Conditioning A Haatlig Systtmt i You can do It all with a S#minots Herald classified ad FULLTIME! 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OfflO! i- ^ r- „ Type* P o u t i le • O-O ow n Program s AvaAabto CaH JA N or ROD lor S o w in g S o m b o io /V o lU M lm & jk a /O ra n g t *SUV* SELL*TR AD E credit Card Billing 1 -0 0 0 -Q T Y -F U N r Truck Driver i institute 800-554-7364 MORTGAGE 1100 REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT 1 KUKD! CORPORATION *2/15300 S B . ONLANOO ‘ 2/13400 NO CRD CM DELANEY RANK ‘ 2/1 5695 5 M P E T5 0 S C NO CROCK! f V i l i fiji JI.L n rt • 15 Dry COL TraIrIri •Day ft Wstkasd Clams • Financial A ntrim * • Csrrtsrt Htris* Os tils KAVWOOO: 17.1923 *1. act poos’ paao. g M r * t* f. many extra* 3139K. 102 Wood Rdga 322-0215 ‘ 2/1.5 5495 4 0 7 -6 8 1 -2 6 6 2 M HANDYMAN SPECIAL 47 Cash ortars only 407-171-0/M *2/15575 ALTAMONTE Free Estimates / Friendly & Fast Service TRACTORTRAJLEtS I f *I 1 ta* I or Rant: Sanlord area campground naar max, iBR. sfcd* out. newty daccritod. ( 2 A/C., rrxerowaxa. W O . uddes indudad, Feriacl tor renrad cou­ ple (Day) 407699-8482. (Eve) 407-6962618 FOR ALL YOUR RENTAL N U D E 407-084-7703 m TODRIVE I* A I I t O S l i n i t N I Vt S 1WMf 1 l*MI H'| II T if S ELDER SFRBIGS Ori SR 427 2 bdm* unhirn 5105 wk • 3125/ (top Cad 133-3884. ' 1 7 5650 *37 5550 DELTONA •27 5675 DOA •47IOOODOA DELTONA to acre* tow*! lor mob** hornet**, horse*, came Tarmng m nursery! 2bh*d agrt cultural 33 900/ACRE Sm (town w,owner llnanca SS4-TS71772 or 604-717-i JIM DOYLE 107— M M alty, toe.. 101 W- let BL. ' *07-323-7322 (4 0 7 ) 639-3450 * La n d lo rd (4 0 7 ) 576-2500 - Sit# Mgr. 10 acre* Pnvala Gated Commjn, ty 53l .900.WMUi* I PruplflN l 407-221-47S4 1/1 6 ac toned wtustnal b* low x iu u a d valuo 1*4 *00 POOL HOME ON 17 Acte 47 Irv. Oat, tk/fxncwl 567 900 RENOVATEO Appl !*mVy rms El k4 tned yd 543,900 3500 D O W N -W H Y R I NTT When you can own IN* 3 borm home w/ CHA new peak i car­ pet 7 Ask about MIX) homes' Th* HNNman Group, toe. B11-03S) 3 bedroom I I Tbath. 1*1 Iasi A security 4400 month 407-222-3*61 ______ WE NEED HOUSES TO RENT (407) 786-TAUC* 153— A creage Lo t For S ale 103— Houses* 2/1, home. Cham knk lane*, me* are*. 557300/160. First and SEAN FARREOOY For all your carpentry needs Exterior /Interior S S I 2 1 Ortudb (*07) 190044* U1X 6 9 /** Sanford Mrsione d.strcl, Lg il twden across Irom park. 5460 mo/ 5460 Dap 407677 9936 (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 4 9 5 RENTAL SOLUTIONS, SIC ,I P - SANFORO ( WASHINGTON OAKS) 3/ 1 5 Newly ftomodatod m* ou» Low Ouwn 563.000 By Owner 407-33S6S07, E iL 3 RENT/LEASE OPTION 5/1-1 6. CompMefy Ilm c n iM 722 Bsywood Orel*. Sanlord 5800 mth CMI: 4*96174 Sanlord: tBR A Studo. al tne. a* 5JOG mo up • (top .no pats, no chddan 3236019 37,5710/57001 Dot/Jamigan P ro g / U ld ls i en ta ls The Ceotic Carpenter ^ 12S— I.eaae t o O w n 1/1. upturn* garage apt. wak to lake Monroe 3300 00/mo. last, last and security, avasabl* mv medatety Two-27 vdas *i deed restricted community on* car garage. 5575 00/mo security, avakabi* abtoy required Benefits Inc. medlcet/denui/401 K. C a l Magnetona Hearing Aid Co. «33fi2422. PMECREST 4/3. S90K OREENBRIAR 37 5I05K BE LAIR 37. 5150k Dot Jnmgan Prop. 333-3153 118— OFFICE S pace F o r Rent SANTORO HOC V O 2/1CLEAN MOVE INSPECIAL Call 623-7432 Santord/ffflc. Apt: Nc* neghbornood separate entrance, kitchen, shower, queen sue bed. W D pod. Femaw Prel 407-324-8538 IdQ ■ I» Bitutt!i nBno(i , to Ml heavy ‘•wd? end da. *5.15 p/h to start I M deay tor in- Oiltoe A Store Available !000« sq It. KC pnvala rasl room 5450 mo 322 6169 A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 sq h A ip 13T65 A MONTH Ohx* ^ k y a g a ^ T I O I T O w ^ l^ M O ^ N O TIC E 98— R For 621 sq. 11 office suit#* downtown Sanlord Two 400 sq It o*V* ipaca unas nr down­ town Ron Jerngan. 3W-3255 IA « kuk I tIOMM M20MO } hOOM SWOSM ANO UP 323*8670 Al rental and real asUto advar hsaments are subtect to tne Federal Fax Housing Act. when 4 rtegat to adrarka* any knatalon. ca d l crvnnahon bated on race col­ or. rakgron. sea. handicap, larrvkal sutus of nakonal ongxi -Cart BTAFFB4Q 14 now hiring tor Ih* 1999.7000 School year mth Vi* local Pub­ ic School*. PaeMertsevaSable to Feed Berktoewte CuetodtolOepto. Please cal Enn or Kimberty aL S23B440 tor delaiit. RtqulnfTWfVls M u d ! FOLE/FBI background check end Drug Screening EOE/ MARINER S VILLAGE 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d sum. Cento. H i - , . - , , need* drivers lor local area Clean DL Req Bondabi*. Exp in p e M todual a ptot but not req Salary A Benefit*. Cal 407-321-7875_________________ IC C U M TY OFFICER JOB ITraining Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Aeeec. SM-Tiaa Security Orttoen F/T • P/T ed In Lake Mtry/DeBary area d a ta D He. or cert, required 1723-57.80- Ca« 381-1170 t and 2 bedroom apartments lor rent Convened Sanford lot* bon near aaport From 5400 / month Call 323-324* properties, inc. SPACIOUS 2 BR/2BA. A pt ai Sanlord wasliar/dryer, no pats 5430 m o/5200 orp 122-1051 EFFICIENCY W4h Ma«11 » e* to - p a r tm en ts n f u r n is h e d OWNER FWANCE Osteen, 1/2 on 10 Acres w/ihop Asking 564.600 SANFORO y i RENT-TO OWN. Nice ne^yi txxhood. Askxig 574,500 4/1.15 Owner Finance ml Extra I d . Asking 548,900 2.5 Acre*. Asking 529,900 J e r n ig a n HOUSE FOR RENT. 5 3 OH 3500 MTH/ 5300DEP 324-1032. Ask tor Leroy 99— A 141— H o m e s F o r S a le 117— C O M M L R C IA L R en ta ls en tals . G H 'A Privacy Fence. Mi ero Dishwasher. Ftnl 8 last (3600) 322 1 6 t ld 230 7104 U , FT/PT Earn up to 51000* Par Wk. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : *Wh#n IDs s s i lasls Ifka It'S not a saxophone and it's lust Uka your mouth lalking, lhara a no batlar feeling.* — Karvty Q > M 4 » w - i» T 9R— R C al aher 3 30 p m 121-6244 Canto. Fl. pallet Reorder Is looking vor Hooeai.HAra ecruig individuals t i p ml Fntumauc Tool*. Saws. A Forklift Cap. a --------» right tod. •7575 <4 Ban*. C al 321• ' Work? Chid care A Pr#-achool needs your help. Musi be IS years CeS lor daiake 321-7636 W0O8 OHPTRO. ZIANX E i t ruelon a. Training position 3rd shift. 11-7 Need lad Hamers meehaWeaiy mal Tha ckned SSOO/hr. Sanlord Airport. 9-2} 3000 Sanlord ^ *07-321-2801. learn III* h u v y duly/automolive dutch induHiy. Flywheel grinding, tom* delivery ACME Ouich 1 Service Co. S22-7141 V LPX, ErrrxoaJary Mechne Operator Part Time EMwrtonoed to tM T IH IB ENTRY LEVEL ed NOW! Covenani Traneport haa immedwte openings lor driver trainees. No experience needed. Earn |46K to S6SK plus tertts. COL raining 200-436-6593________ jftJ fWffH, Male or Femeie. Exp Llna Cook U T1 U TY C O N T R A C T O R HEALTH B4SWJWCS AMS 4*1K FLAM Dreghee wertotoaa. AaptyM*MMtor*l*K WVOO T ’O •vea., eye. A •I- tawny ■ - -* --a wto invoiwTO To apply cal Acceu America/ X A C T f t toeokrttoni. 1600659- good or bad 877-21S-71M. FI OZVHVDFOH a n ted professional totephona voce 2 good tpaBng Muat b* at** to type 30 people, past and pwaare Cadi lakar at na c*r* t reaeysck* Yaqua* 6 — W hr a mtosaa. No nees No Lands Cat raqd S346596 _ Clerk: PT or FT. Knowledge ol Windows neces­ sary .Good salary. *00 292- u s in e s s p p o r t u n it ie s CaWbiayCar* crydograeweiaoeawa kemOUO HOVBTFX elp u*l sun VI by Lula Campos U F H anagem ent CELEBRITY CIPHER •T ‘ M O 71— N E W H IR IN G R A TES h il d are 33— W & ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL CDL. VA T A Apptv Job A**r*t W* end classes National Truck School 1-200442-71*4 Mot Point Oryer ml cot 1100. Metal Oath ISO. Detk Chau 125 Entertainment Center S20. Erereiser S75. Leather Chau ml Ottoman $45. Wood Antique Wood Peak 550 Call 323-0555 AMENDED NO TICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE None* 11 hereby giv«n that (iurtu.nl lo an Ordar B.xch.dul.ng Foreclosure Sal* a . i . J M>, SO. 1ST?, ar-d *M*r*d in evil cat* number SSI965CA-14B. of Ih* Circuit Court ol Ih* tlth Judicial Circuit in and lor Samlnol* County. Florida, wharam Q E CAPITAL MORTQAQE SER­ VICES. INC . k Plaintill and JAMES N JOHNSON. Ill, SONJA Lt JOHNSON SEMI­ NOLE CCUNTT. A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA VMS REALTY MANAGEMENT D/B/A SPANISH TRACE APARTMENTS. A DIS­ SOLVED CORPORATION. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SEMINOLE COUN­ TY. STATE OF FLORIDA. DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE. NATIONSBANK. N A (SOUTH). SUCCESSOR BY MERGER WITH PAN AMERICAN BANK OF ORLANDO. N A FORMERLY CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANOC AMERICAN GENER­ AL FINANCE OF AMERICA. INC . BARNETT TECHNOLO­ GIES INC A DISSOLVED COR­ PORATION. SUCCESSOR BY MEROER WITH BARNETT RECOVERY CORPORATION. — UNKNOWN PERSON(S) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPERTY. N/K/A ABNER VALEZ. — , UNKNOWN PERSONIS) IN POSSESSION OF THE SUBJECT REAL PROPER­ TY. N/K/A DEBBIE VALEZ. LORIE JACKSON. JODIE JOHN­ SON IF LIVING. AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY THROUOH. UNDER AND AOAINST THE ABOVE NAMED OEFENOANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAO OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN INTER EST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVISEES. ORANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIM­ ANTS. it/ar* Oatandantla). I anil *•11 to in* high**! and b**l brdd*r lor cash at the weal front door of ih* Seminole County courthoua* In Sanlord, SaminoU County. Florida, al I t 00 A M on tha 24th Sty of JUNK. i**a tha . lollawtng d*t:rib*d property at aal forth In aard Final Judgment, to aril: LOT IS. SKY L A M IN T H t WOODS UNIT II. ACCORDINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK ZS. PAGE 22. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA NOTE PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARS ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A OEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Dalad Ih* 21*1 day of May, IM S MARYANNE MORSE Clark of Circuit Court By J*no E. Jaaawta Oaputy Clark COOIUS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul Boulevard Suit* 4 to Tampa. Florida 22S07 Talaphon* (211) 2T7-S002 CSS (M-0120S Publlah: May 2t. and Juna 4, IM S OEC-21S u c a t io n r a in in g 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! �t* CLASSIFIED r . S e m in o le H e ra ld 322-2611 of Toll free from Orlando 631-9993 You can fax your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. Franch Av»„ Sanford 32771 •P. O. Box 1687, Sanford 32772 Our office la opan to aerva you Monday through Friday, I am - S pm OEADUNES: For Tlieeday'e edition, the deadline la Monday at noon For Wadnaaday’a edition, the deadline la Tuesday at noon For Thuredey'e edhlon, the deadline la Wedneeday at noon For Friday* edition, the deadline la Thureday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline la Friday at noon V 11 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Home Health Care Elderly Care Hsaltfi A Beauty ForSala Cemetery Lota Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Healthcare Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Chad Cara Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance legal Services EMPLOYMENT m 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retremeot Homes 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Apartments •Unfurnished 100 Condominum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unturrvshed 105 Dupiea/Tnplei 107 MoMa Homes For Rent l i t Resort vacations 114 Warehoute/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 45 OeM ConsoRdason | 55 Business Opportunities 57 Opporttnrbes 59 Financial Services 61 Money to Land 63 Mortgagee 117 Commercial Rentals tie Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storege/Offlce For Rent MERCHANDISE 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Retort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 146 Mobile Home Lots For Seta 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 MobSe Home* For Sale 159 Real Estate Warned 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 181—Aituances It Furniture For S ale MS 00 Larry* Mart 32?-4112 Advertlar your yard salr In Ukr Sra/MJr MrraM fur only 6.31/per line Call by Soon on TRrcdxy and your B-Hnr ad ran run for Um w day* In the MrraM for only 69.181 181 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 163 Television A Slereo/Radio 165 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 169 Office Supplies 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pels A Supplies 200 Lhresiocfc/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anbque/Coiectbtes 215 Boats A Aoceteortes 217 Oaraga Sales 219 Wanted to Buy IB M hxTW MC. draaeer* mirror*, ite m . laom. chee* M M * ctWctewa, gtaatwarc. doa*. u »i m we Fri Sal. S<n *80 kvervww Aw. 8 30- 7 tUAAQR IALR 480 I k w i w i Am (E. on 48. we at awn ovwpe**) W*tm lor vgn* Stf- Stm 8 3 p m PeneeM l i i d k i l ■r yard U k Sarferd Chrwaan Church. 730 Upaaw RrL i-4pm 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec Vehides/Campers For Sale 243 Tracers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment SERVICES 252 Accounting 253 AdOSons A Remodeling 254 Air Condftonrtg S IM . (Sedan A r a jo Z U h Baca in . UMHIMnOFITIVF 238—Vehicles Wanted IR T a T f RALE FM.-RAT. 2826 tBOOIKRR, SANFORD Toma Foaar hand Fwn mad _Arwguoa Omp wortaem 4 o ff A>y ' Ray’s Appliance 17-92 (Downtown Sanford) It- Saturday Only l:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. 199—P m 4 S upplies Horaa Slaa Baddmg. Fma Shaving S3 Oaaon Bag S4 OO.Santord, 407-323-4S17 V ff i hoH'T tMVF Omwm draww. PAimrsui MounhoW $tfm. 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292.Moving A Storage 293 Oil, Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PiarxVOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 304 Skkng 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termte Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Racko 314 Upholstery 316 Weldtng A Sheet Metal 318 Wea Drilling 319 Window Washing A Tinting GARAGE SALE/BAR-B-QUE SIH E D S 217—G arage S ales 2 0 0 — L i v e s t o c k /F a r m S u p p l ie s Oaran* Saar. 7400 L * r « Am. Sarferd Fn A Sat 6 3pm Tod* Houaa hoid cam*, k m a n . ale Uovmg Sam. Fim Low of Ram* 17 F l Coma Boat f a - m a 7Spm20S Cottonwood. Wm »09i Oceans 4 ndaeJimma Y A ftO B A L I y 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Beet. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpel Cleaning 266 Ceiling Repair 267 Ceramic Tile 266 Child Cara Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 Drywall 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrtgaion 6 Repair 282 Janitorial Sarvfces 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 2S6 Laundry Services ai*l HfAR. 193— L a w n & G a r d e n Reran Seta: t-8pm. June M i, 2741 RandM Ara "One m a n u* w anomar man* wwre ’ Fra.- RAT. June 4 to A 8 tn In the event vou need to change y o u r ad: II you need lo change your ad while it la running, please give us a can and we win make the change lor the nest available edition. Please check your ad on the first day oI publication. II you find an error, please can us immediately and we win correct the error for the nest publication We are responsible lor the first insertion only and only lor the cost of the first insertion AUTOMOTI VE K I T *N' C A RLYLE ® by I j u t ) \Vri*ht i We gladly V accept Mastercard. Visa. Discover and American Express We also win take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be billed can make arrangements at the lime their ad is placed. Please keep in mind that ada in the Peraonaia (data 21). Business Opportunities (class 55) & Oarage Sale* (217) require payment In advance 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions (407) 322-2611 217—G arage S ales Eflylna.fQr.yQur c lassified ad; 322- 2611 R EAL E S T A T E RENTALS 91 v Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida •Friday. June 4. 1999 •SB Yard Rato; 2021 Ftoeano A m . 6-4pm. FrVSef Houaahaid Mem* ctotfvng. k M U a , A much mora C allu s Today ( about our MOVE IN SPECIA LS ""’S I S ? * (StmJrxf A&4. 201—Horses SantontA Umoaood Area* LESSONS. RMCWWNO. TRAILS I300MTI Ptoalul board 4R7-aSS-77S7 21V—W a n ted to Buy Atom. Cana Capper/toeaa Sanford til W.HrattotFk SaLS-t 160—Business For S ale 1100 W. First Street • Sanford. F L 32771 Phone (407) 321-6220 » Fax (407) 3304)233 Cal 3222611 ToPtaceVburAd Advertise your business or services good eondnon, 67 Forwee Lemena, Reyt R&0181, * meg $30. 00 a mont h! .all the Classified Department at: 30G-Pressure Cleaning 253-Additions de Remodeling Local RuHnsratoeeiSRI 278-Hair S alons 258-Automotive Home For Sale 301-R o o f i n g 264-CaRPFT I k Installations 281-Home Country Style City . Convenient Spacious A ffordable 1 II 1 1U 2 8 0 -H e a l t h I n s u r a n c e Improvement 313—TV/Radio WtoBpctoMtonRarvteew Heme or o*loe. Feat A rioted Day: 234-8868, Eve* 330-7711 285-Landscaping !8 hi • Spacious Apartment* with lane Closets • Lake Front • Volleyball • Sparkling Pool • Tennis Courts Country Lake (407) 7864800 Apartments 275-Drywau 295-Paper H a n g i n g $30 per month, $40 psr month, $50 per month- 407 ) 322-2611 �• • 1 » 6B - Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Florida •Friday, June 4. 1999 Comics by B ob Tha ves FR AN K AND E R N E S T by Jim Meddlck R O B O TM A N ' R«»uJtSMTRWC«UM& iffii Z r p TKi W W N j COMCWNCfc, X DON'T MINP L ift REkSuW Wt 1W.T W.T ftfCK,F«irST«N>OJ WH BWliBKEftf Ul P A S SIN G Nit X JUST WI5H IT WOULDN'T y ^ T M O W THINGS- 7 •• * i a 1 6 -4 fb * . •tv-i A v e r by Howie Schneider by Leonard Starr ANNIE CXP YOU StIIP w o t, NAW/AlOCOnOTlVE NO - HE ANP HiS PAP ARC HAVING A KttP/lf AWAKE/ LITTLE CHAT... 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NY 10156 C A N C IN (June 21-Ju ly 22) The lact dial your analytical lacuMee are Mety to be keener than usual today could give you a defines edge In your commercial ovotvements Use them wisely you're apt lo be escepbonaHy lucky today when a comes to material involvements yew might be able to do eomettwig very race lor your famSy or a loved one A Q U A R IU S (Ja n . 20-Fob. IS ) Companione might be looking to you lor lead ership today, because the ideas you come up w«h are so unique Don't hold back from mwabng your plans for group VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept 22) Ttae a not the time to put off important ob(actives to another day, because conditions lavor you now Take advantage of your benefi­ cial moments when you've got them PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Pubkoty or UB AA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Elements that recognaion wool be as anporlant lo you require the help of Lady Luck ccutd be today as getbng Ifrngs done right If you working to your advantage today. feel playing the supportive role is more However, how much good it'll produce tunebonai. that's what you should do wiU be dependent upon your ability lo ARMS (March 21-Aprk I t ) II behooves visnskre victory you today lo be around pals who are S C O R P IO (O e l. 24-Nov. 22) Focus , energetic both physreaty and mteSectualesclueivefy on pnonty matters that you've ly. Interesting developments can occur been unable to finalize up until this when you're esth kvefy. shmutatng commoment m time. Y o u l be able to com­ plete them to your satisfaction today TAURUS (April 20-May 20) There are SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Have strong nOcabon* today that you could bo ta«h tn the Judgments your apMudee are luckiest when deakng with tangtte ele­ able to render One ol your greatest ments nvofvmg making money, so locus assets today la your abdly to weigh and on obieclkee that are meerwxpii to you balance alternatives when making enportent decwione C ISSSbjN TAlK CAPR1CONN (Dee. 22-Jen. IS) Because WIN A T BRIDGE Eight ever ...usually By Phillip Alder You have a combined eight trumps, missing only the queen of the critical cards in the suit. How should you play to avoid a loaer? No doubt you have beard of -eight ever, nine never.” This means that with eight trumps, you should cash the ace or king, then finesse for the queen. In isolation, this is clcariy better than cashing the ace and king. (With nine cards, the odds just favor cashing the ace and king.) Yet you must always consider the deal aa a whole. How would you play in four hearta here? West leads the dia­ mond queen. Perhaps North should respond two no-trump, then pass South's raise to three no-trump. However, on a non­ spade lead, the correct play In that contract ia the same aa in four hearts. You appear to have at least 10 tricks from four hearts, two diamonds and four dubs. Is there any danger? Yes — if West wins a trick with the heart queen, he might be able to switch to spades with effect Given this layout if West leads the spade queen (the cor­ rect card when needing three tricks In the suit), the defenders take thoae three snade tricks. You should fight to keep West off the lead. Instead of finessing In hearts, cash the ace and king. If the queen drops, you will collect at leaat one overtrlck. If, aa here, the queen doesn't appear but the trump* split 3­ 2, switch to dubs. Even if West started with queen-third of hearts, perhaps he n o ai has at least three dubs, so you can get a spade los loser away before he can ruff in. Finally. I the hearts break 4-1, con* if tlnue with U the jack. West * Q ■ 3 V Q 7 2 • Q J 10 • * t 7 6 North ssmss a K 5 4 0 6 4 3 a A 7 2 * A Q J 2 East a A J to 9 9 1 1 a s a s 3 * 1 0 12 South 0 7 *3 9 A K J I 0 I • K 4 a K 5 4 V ulnerable: Both D e a le r South South 1e 3* 4V W est Pass Pass Pass Norik 3* 39 Pass E ast Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: a Q CIHShyNEA.be. ASK DR. G O TT Check out sudden blood-sugar changes by Jimmy Johnson DEAR DR. GOTT: My 62 r-old diabetic husband takes 20 _ of Gllplilde two times a day. He YOU K lD D U yr I A A IACK& eoMAuce, DOMT YOU THICK T -» Talking- M e s t a w checks his own blood sugar twice a day and it consistently runs ISO•170. Recently, he had a routine determina­ tion of 60. This was his first low read­ ing. and when he informed his doc­ tor's nurse of the low level, she refused to check it with a venous sam­ ple. Since then, the doctor has shown no interest. We are in an HMO and feel as though our concerns are not being addressed. Any advice? DEAR READER: A sudden change in a diabetic's blood sugar signifies bv Jim Davis ana of two situations: either his needs 9 for medicine have changed or the reading of 60 was in error. ORPHA, THIS IB JO N . In the first case, dose supervision I HAVE YOUR T U T H (and an alteration in drug dosage) are mandatoiy. If his sugars continue to remain low, hit medicine should be reduced. In tbe second instance, your hus­ band’s home glucose monitoring machine should be recalibrated or replaced. In either situation, the nurse or doc­ tor should have checked a venous blood sample to determine what is \ OAR FIELD . O O TT PETER QOTT, M.D. / on. That this was not i . rehen*ib)y poor medical practice. Here’s what I would do. Your hus­ band should have a fasting blood sugar, as well as a i glottin (which willlndlcite the aver­ age level of blood augar for the peat two months). Immediately after the blood ia drawn, your husband should check hia blood augar with hla machine. This will tell If his device is accurate. Once ail the information la available, the doctor can make the necessary adjustments. Insist on this. Make a fuss. Your family is as entitled to competent medical care in an HMO aa would be available without man­ aged care. To give you related information, 1 ^ you a copy of my Health Report “D balsa laallitus.” Other ~' readers * i who wfto would like Uka a copy should send (2.00 plus a king, self-addressed,; stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murray HU1 Station, Now York, NY 10154. Bo sure to mention tho title. DEAR DR. GOTT: Aspirin Is used for headaches and fever. How can it also be useful for tbe pain of arthritis? DEAR READER: Aspirin worts by inhibiting a natural body chemical called prostaglandin, which Is a funda­ mental cause of Inflammation, fever and — in some woman — menstrual cramps. Although headaebas and arthritis seem worlds apart, they havo a common denominator: prostag­ landin. This ia the reason why an anti­ inflammatory drug such as aspirin la often useful in a variety of seemingly unrelated conditions. (Paler Oott, a syndicated col­ umnist for Newspaper Enterprise Association, can be written to at P.O. Box B1SM, Cleveland, OH 44101»SMS.) � 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, 1999 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, June 04, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 04, 1999. 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>, June 04, 1999; <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/ce203c7d96bc61995347df3158aed1f5.pdf 78515c20de550d7e2999691ed608351a PDF Text Text F R ID A Y June 25, 1999 91st Year, No. 217 (407) 3222611 Sanford, FL SO C « n t s Serving Weather Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood, Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County S in c e 1908 □ Briefs Harley raffia 8ANF0RD - A raffle for a 1099 Harley Davidson Night Train with a trailer will be held July 17 at Jo e's Crab Shack near the Seminole Towns Center In Sanford at 4 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the Sanford Police Explorers and the Fraternal Order of Police. Donations for the raffle tickets are $25. The tickets are on sale at the Sanford Police Department Attendance is not required to win foe raffle. The P o k e Explorers wifi use Its portion of the money raised to purchase a van. The van would be used to transport police explorers to events, such a s traffic control and obaarvations of pofioa on patrol. For more kttormafion, call (407) 322-1244 or (407) 323*3030. 2A Seminole schools make the grade However, five schools rated ‘D’ while 12 get by with a ‘C’ grade By Bill Kerne ____________________ ___ Staff Writer SANFORD — The tables have turned. Instead of students fretting over report cards, this time it's the schools who worry about their grades. The first statewide report card on schools SO , n i i ■ $ ! - a ---------- -------------- a A released Thursday by the Department of Education said five elementary schools in Sanford are struggling. Hamilton, Idyllwllde, Midway, Pine Crest, and Wicklow elementary schools in Sanford all received "D 's." "This really concerns me," school board chair­ man Larry Furlong said. "We’ll need to do some­ thing about this." Although no Seminole County school failed the report, the county also lacked a school with an grade of "A.". Schools receiving an "F" would be put on notice that they must improve academics or grant vouchers to their student the following year. See Schools, Page 7A Final tuneup for Soap Box Brittany Mufcsy makos soma final ad|ustmants on her soap box dartn car with tho help of Norm Parry, southeast regional dkector of the A t American Soap Box Derby, and her mother. Regina Mufcay The 111T annual Central Florida 8oap Box Derby Is Saturday from 8:30 a m . tc 2 p m. at Sanford’s Derby Park. Police probe Sanford shooting Herald production manager retires after 42 years B y J — P fiB K H By Rueo WhBe Staff Writer Staff Writer SANFORD - He's a man with 23 grandchil­ dren and a wife who would like to see him more often, reasons enough for 67-ycar-old Frank Voltoline to say he's ready to retire from the newspaper business. The Seminole Herald won't be the same without "Fearless Frank," for 42 years a loyal and dedicat­ ed employee - Production Manager par excellence. There have beeiftnany changes In the newspaper Industry in the last five decades and Voltoline has See Manager, Page 7A Frank Voltoline, long-time production manager for tho 8eminolo Herald, win retire In July after 42 years of dsdfoat* •d service. By B BIK m re Staff Writer By BUI Kama_______________ Staff Writer SANFORD •A Sanford woman who was struck by a car and pinned between the vehicle and a light pole last week while waiting at a bus stop in front of Bill Heard Chevrolet in Sanford has left the intensive care unit of Orlando Regional Medical Center on Thursday. She is in stable condition. Rosemary Irene Poole, 50, was struck by a car that lost control on Orlando Drive, near Airport Boulevard last Friday at 3:52 p.m. She suffered a frac­ ture of both legs and a ruptured pelvis, according to hospital spokesman Joe Brown. Gary Hussey, 40, of Sanford, SANFORD* Sanford police and the Seminole County Sheriff's office are continuing their investigation today into the carjacking and attempted murder of a Sanford man. Damien Bryant 25, of West Uth Street in Sanford, remains hospitalized today at Orlando Regional Medical Center in sta­ ble condition after receiving a gunshot wound to the neck dur­ ing the incident. According to police reports, Bryant was using a pay phone at No. 94 Castle Brewer Court shortly after midnight Thursday when he observed two men approaching him. The assailants, whom Bryant described as two slimly built See Police, Page 3A Feds sign lease at Sanford airport W itnesses raise funds for woman hit by car Anatote Franc* Sam R aines helps Stenstrom Realty rem ain undefeated. Sto R.O.C.K. Camp ORLANDO* The American % Cancer Society's R.O.C.K. (Reaching Out to Canoer fOds) Camp with The Boggy Creak Gang, the first camping pro* gram aaduslvefy tor chfidren wtdi cmncmr m inc unmo States, wM bo held July 26* August 1. Buses leave foe Camp July 2S at 1 p.m.The □ w u i r ■fry ww D9 ntu in Orlando at Hie Amortoan Canoer Bodaty, 101W. Colonial Drive. The camp Is opnn to Central Florida chfi* drort and tsanagars, ages 7­ 17, ari referred by partatrto or nofogy centers and prt* veie pracuoea, currenty being treated for cancer or who have not been off treatment for more foan fores years. There ^ 0 0 charoe to camoere' fami* Hoe. The program la lunded tnfOUQn OOOftDOnf. ACOVfDM ft! foa camp wfil Include canoe* ing, swimming, music, arts and crafts, archery, sports, fishing, talent shows and camp fires. tnwnimmtn! fti m® otrxHjn Party wifi Include a down and magician for the families. Lunch and refreshments wfil be provided before foe buses New owners for Marina Hotel? 3A Partly Sunny High: 90 Low: 71 lost control of his 1989 Ford Mustang while making a Utum. He is charged with care­ less driving, according to the Sanford Police Department acci­ dent report. Hussey's car skidded during the U-turn while traveling about 25 miles per hour. Poole was pinned between the car and a concrete light pole, the report said. Witnesses worried that Poole could lose her legs, but doctors were able to save them. She is Sss Fuads, Page 7A SANFORD - A federal drug task force is moving into a three-story building at the Orlando Sanford Airport in August, using it as an intelli­ gence support center. The High Intensity Drug Trafficking Agency (HIDTA) will occupy a three-story build­ ing that was vacated this year by the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. "It Is an important tool in the nation's fight against drug problems," said Victor White, executive director of the Sanford Airport Authority. "The organization's location on the airport will be convenient in its fight against drugs. We're awfully exdted about this new tenant to the airport." The lease is for three yean, with automatic one-year renewals. The agency will occu­ py only the fin t floor of the 40,260 square-foot building dur­ ing the initial year, while reno­ vations are underway on the upper floon. Within three years, all three floon will be ready for the agency to use. During the fin t year, about 25 employees will use the build­ ing. Within three yean, 60 to 70 employees will work out of the building, White said. HIDTA intends to remain in the building for at least 15 yean, officials said. * The lease rates are $5 per square foot the fin t year, $550 the second, and $6 the third. Rent will be $67,100 the fint year, $147,620 the second, and $241560 the third year. An extensive renovation must be made to the fin t floor before the agency can move into the building. Heavy repain will be made to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system, See Fads, Page 4A �2A •Seminole Herald Santoed, Flonda ■ Friday. June 25, 1999 A C C U W EA TH ER® F O R E C A S T F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY www.accuweather.com U V Index Tomorrow F iv e-D a y F o re ca s t fo r S a n fo rd F lo rid a *1” Tonight Saturday =□=- ■ = ± J~ B am 10 am Noon 2pm 4pm 14 u»r. 44. Men* 4 1. Uaunm. 44 » . Vwj H * Vsum Meals f a i ^ o a n to ha a n t innWMi rays Shown it tomorrow's waathar Tsmperatiyes ara tonight s tow s and tomorrow’s highs Evening t storm early: parity Hot with p m and evening tstorms Partial sun. p m . and evening t-storms. Clouds, sun. p.m. and evening t-storms Clouds, sun; p.m. and evening t-storms. Regional Cities Sun. HI Lo W 60 75 m A lm a n a c Sanford through Yesterday Tem perature H ig h ............................. ... . 60* . 71* 91* ..... 70* Normal high Normal l o w ................ Precipitation Yesterday ....... . 0 00* Month to dale ...... ............ ... 8 79* Normal month to date ___ ... 5.14* Year to date — ................ .. . 16 97* Inst year to d a te ________ .20.70* Normal year to d a te _____ . 20.31* AN maps, forecasts and data provided by Tides Regional Weather S u n a n d M oon Florida: Muggy tonight with showers and thunderstorms ending earty, men partly cloudy Tomorrow, humid with afternoon showers and thunderstorms G eorgia: Showers and thunderstorms this evening, then some clouds overnight. Tomorrow, clouds and sun. p.m and evening thunderstorms M ississippi: A lew showers and thunderstorms early, than partly cloudy overnight. Tomorrow, humid with some sun. A few thunderstorms In the afternoon. Alabam a: Showers and thunderstorms this evening, then some clouds overnight Clouds and sun tomorrow; afternoon and evening thunderstorms. South Carolina: Mostly cloudy tonight with a couple of showers and a thunderstorm. Tomorrow, humid with soma sun and a tew afternoon thunderstorms Sunset tonight ........ — ....... ....... 8 27 pm . Sunrise Saturday............ ........... 6 29 am . Moonrts# today_____ _— .--------- 5:48 pm . Moonset today ........... — ......... 4:14 a m. First e Fu« June 26 July 6 Ji#y 12 July 20 Tides tor Daytons Sesch there*, tungtow Pier To m o rro w 0 0ft. 1:04 a.m. First Low 4.0 ft. Fast HH High 6:54 a m. First 0 8 ft. SecondI Low 101 p.m. 4.7 n. 732 p m Second High First Low First High Second Low Second High Sunday 1:50 a.m. 7:39 am. 1:43 pm . 6:14 pm . 65 67 to 67 00 87 80 00 01 00 72 I 75 m 76 t 75 78 77 77 77 75 81 Ot 00 78 ah 75 ah ah oo 75 an 0 9 ft. 4.0 ft. 0.7 It. 4.8 ft. 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Friday, Jung 2 5 ,1 9 9 0 • Vol. 91, No. 217 Published: Daily Eaoept Monday, Saturday, ThankagMng, ChjittrTuui and N i w Yaais bv ffoban-Sktpr Cowan Mark Band Republic Newspapera, Inc. •300 N. Franch Ava., Sanford, Fl_ 32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Ehmtn Tynai, Jr. • Head Pressman Fertodkd Posttee Fdd at Swlord. Florida and arfcttoruT maftng olfcaa. LISPS 461260 Poetmasiar Send addmea changtt to Tha 8EMMOLE HERALD PO. Bos 1667 SantoaLFL 32772-1667 124.00 $46.00 Republic Newspapers, Inc. not too late to become a weather page sponsor. Your ad will be seen by thousan perspective cHents dally. So dont let the sun go Advertising specialist for more details on this often » 'V ;■ vtf ■' 0 �Seminole Herald, Sanlord, Florida ■ Fnday. June 25. 1999- 3 A Working like a dog on Thursday. His vest and those Today is Bring Your Dog To of his buddies were purchased Work Day. We're to!d employees and donated by a concerned cit­ do better work when with their izen who had heard reports of pooch at their side. Workshop police dogs injured in action. morale climbs on Dog Days. "The vests are designed to Because so many people say protect a dog when conducting they work like dogs.............. , ................ ......... searches and in high why not be able to threat situations," said bring a dog to work? Chief Deputy Sheriff A law enforcement Steve Harriett. "Just agency wouldn't be up recently a police dog to sniff without a was shot in dependable K-9 unit Kissimmee. We great­ just as newspapers ly appreciate the vests would lack bite with­ that have been donat­ out a couple news ed for our K-9 unit." hounds. 5emino!e County is Many dogs are blue considered a great Russ collar workers. Some place for dogs. One of arc great boxers. Some the two Taco Bell arc baby setters. Chihuahuas, featured Guide dogs help ■ • • • • • prominently in the ensure employment to thou­ company's advertising cam­ sands of disabled or sightpaign, was raised here. impaired persons, loyally sitting Casselberry is known for its greyhounds, Longwood for Its 8 or more hours each workdiy political pit bulls. at the feet of a human partner. To protect its K-9 Unit force, PetSmart on Lake Mary the Seminole County Sheriff's Boulevard encourages its cus­ Office this week equipped its tomers to bring along their top dogs with protective ballis­ leashed animals (most of them tic vests. These vets are similar dogs). to those worn by deputy sher­ "We've never had any prob­ iffs. lems," said PetSmart manager Bolo, a fine German Shepherd Cory Gryl. "Now and then a serving on the Sheriff's staff, dog will bark. That's about It." was outfitted for a photo shoot Most of us wish we could While bring our dog to work everyday. Dogs like being with people instead of being at home alone. There was once a man and a dog who lived happily on a farm. When the man had to take a job in the city, he felt terribly about what would happen to his dog. The man noticed one day that when the telephone rang, the dog would run about the apart­ ment. Knowing this, the man called home several times a day. He was fairly certain the dog would run and get his exercise each time he did this. One day, the man told the landlord about the scheme. The landlord congratulated the man for being so clever. Just to sec if the dog was actually exercising on each call, the land­ lord stopped by the apartment to check. Sure enough, the dog was running circles. On the 10th or 11th ring of the phone, the landlord answered the telephone, stuck out his tongue and panted as if he were Rover. If you truly believe that every dog has its day, why not take yours to work today? Rum WXH*1* column «pf*an Monday through Friday In lha Samlnola llrrild. P olice Log DU1 Arrests Longwood - June 24. Anthony David Morrin, 61, of Montverde, Florida, was stopped by Longwood police at SR 600 and Dog Track Road. He was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. rant on SR 46 in Sanford for causing a public disturbance. He was charged with disorderly Intoxication at a public restaurant, threatening a public servant, and resisting or obstructing a police officer without violence. Casselberry - June 23. Terri Dianne Bryant, 46, of Aein Road, Orlando was stopped by Casselberry police on Howell Branch Road. She was charged with driving under the influ­ ence of alcohol. Assault/Battery Lake Mary •June 24. Laura Marlene Grunder, 36, of Holbrook Circle, Lake Mary was arrested by Seminole County deputies following a domestic disturbance at her residence. She was charged with aggravated battery and domestic violence. Drug Arrests Sanford - June 24. Willie Knight, 39, of 12th Street, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County deputies at Mulberry and 12th Street in Sanford. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance-crack cocaine, resisting or obstructing an officer without violence, posses­ sion of a concealed weapon, possession and use of drug paraphernalia, and possession of an open container of alcohol on a public roadway. Sanford-June 24. Jeff E McNeeL of Celery Avenue, Sanford was arrested at a local restau­ Longwood - June 24. Tommy Odom 39, Apopka, Florida, was arrested by Longwood police following a fight he had with another man in the woods near Grant Street and Dog Hack Road. He was charged with aggravated battery. C assslbi rry - June 23. Sandra Margaret Ismail, 42, of Howell Branch Road, was arrested by Casselberry police following a domestic dis­ turbance at her residence. She was charged with domestic assault and domestic battery. R enovations, new lease in the plans for M arina Hotel By Bill Kerns_____________ Staff Writer SANFORD - Plans are underway to renovate the Marina Hotel on the shores of Lake Monroe, turning it into a Best Western hotel. The current lease holder of the Marina Hotel and Conference Center property is requesting Sanford City Commission approval to assign a new lease to James Barggren, who currently owns and manages Lakeside Inn and Highlander Inn of Mt. Dora. Barggren plans to renovate the property for use as a Best Western Hotel, Sanford City Manager Tony VanDerworp said. The commission will discuss the proposed lease In Monday's regular session at City Hall. The 30-year old hotel would receive a major redesign and renovation, and be known as the Best Western Marina Hotel & Conference Center, VanDerworp said. Best Western properties near Sanford would provide new business to the Marina Hotel, Barggren said in a let­ ter to VanDerworp. Barggren also manages the Chamberlin Hotel in Hampton, Va. He owns and manages an office building, an apartment complex, con­ dominiums, resorts, and restaurants in Florida and South Carolina.' LILLIAN MARIE DAUNT Lillian Marie Daunt, 64, Sunset Trails, DeLand, died Tuesday, June 22,1999. Bom In Syracuse, N.Y., she moved to Central Florida In 1986 foom Michigan. She was a Methodist. Survivors inkude daughter, Susan Robertson, Woodheaven, Mich.; daughter, Janis Nerowsld, Woodheaven, Mich.; sister, Jelen Kenworthy, DeLand; sister, Harriet Manore, DeLand; four grandchildren;' one greatKrandchild. Baldwin-Fairchild-Gaklawn Park Cemetery and Funeral Home, Lake Mary, is In charge of services. HERBERT ANTHONY LANGSTON, SR. Herbert Anthony Langston, Sr., 88, Boyer Street, Longwood, died Wednesday, June 23, 1999. He waa bom in Cross City. Mr. Langston was a teacher and an insurance agent He was a mem­ ber of First United Methodist Church of Cross City. Mr. Langston was a Lt. Col. In the Army Air Corp. He was a member of the School Board, DOLL MOP S BOMTU :Y l . 1f| ^ Pltota by Tomroy Vlncunl "He tends to pick scenic areas," VanDerworp said. "This gentleman has worked on a lot of hotel projects. We're sure the Marina Hotel project will be a very successful one." The Marina Hotel was former­ black males in their early 20s, were wearing black shorts with white tee-shirts pulled over their faces, one of them bran­ dishing a chrome, pistol gripped shotgun. Bryant told police the assailants demanded he give them his money and keys. One of the attackers reached into his pocket, took his car keys and a pager, and then fired a blast from the shotgun that hit Bryant in the neck. His attackers then fled in an unknown direction in ly part of the Holiday Inn chain, but that affiliation ended in 1994. Reached at his Mt. Dora office, Barggren said he did not wish to comment on the lease until it is finalized. Hotel management also declined to comment. Bryant's 1977 Pontiac Catelena. whether the car's condition Bryant managed to make it to a allowed a dusting for finger­ residence at No. 78 Castle prints. Brewer Court and asked resi­ "We're still in the preliminary dents to call police. He was in i-, stages of the investigation with (tally treated by Sanford Fire and the Seminole County Sheriffs Rescue and then .transported to department," said Sanford the hospital. police detective Kris ZieglerLate Thursday the burned out Harris. Sanford police ask anyone remains of his automobile were discovered by Seminole County with information related to the deputies on White Cedar Road case to call Police Investigator off State Road 46 in Sanford. Jose Diaz at (407) 323-3030 or Police would not comment on Crimeline at (407) 330-7867. NURSI NG HD MU A B U S E WILKES& McHUGH,PA •it'/vt: Civil Defense, Volunteer Fire D ept, Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, American Red Cross, and American Cancer Society, of Cross City. Survivors include son, Herbert A. Langston, Jr., Longwood; son. Dr. Stephen Langston, Stone Mountain, Ga.; daughter, Phyllis Stopford, Orlando; daughter, Betty Nell Mills, Cross City; daughter, Susan Langston, Cross City; slater, Annette Long, Cross City; 15 grandchildren; 18 greatgrandchildren. Wood lawn Carey Hand Funeral Home, Longwood, is in charge of arrangements. - ‘*1 wl la 7, M fJ A new lease of (tie Marina Hotel awaits approve by the city of Sanford. I b w s Pag* 1A In the Florida Lottary: i (Ju ne S4) A7TOW1CY5 AT LAW i-io -ii-i s-aa Principal Office in Tampa Lotto (Juno I t ) •BEDSORES •BROKEN BONES •DEATH CALL F RE E 1- 8 0 0 - 2 5 5 - 5 0 7 0 ia-ao-at-ia-4o-M Msgs Money (June If) a-10-as-ae — MegebeHS \nun> dimution, <hu\ D i r e c t C r e m a t i o n 3 8 5 ( ) r . i n ( ) i • ( . 11 y N t • w s | ) 111 >i i A 11v'i r 11■.i n ') V.‘ - i k ' ( .ill l o i l . i y I . V 11 1 MHH V I M Ht.fV ft . ’ 1 Mi S im v k i > A2Z Janitorial Suppl\ Co. | FuJon Furniture Sale! * ■ - ■ S <*/<•« I m i ) A n y i v h t ' i i / REMODELING SALE The Manhattan Si N 10*tO50sAll Stocked Hems TU JVer# Haw Mug Tk* In * Wt Hmv T» M t* W i Specialize In Cuter Fall Tmwb........,3 6 .9 5 A Cue 9” Ju b a Rad H m m ...* 36 .9 8 A Cm * PurchaM of $5.00 or Moro...Qot DOUt FREE 2 oz. Bottle of Air Freshner Concentrate SOFA BED Indudas FRAME JUMBO FUTON lV C O V E R 8 E T While Supplies Last JUDY'S DOLLS If Police Obituaries MARY ALICE BOOTHE Mary Alice Boothe, 79, Cardinal Oaks Court, Lake Mary, died Wednesday, June 23, 1999. Bom in Burnsville, N.C., she moved to Central Florida in 1970. Mrs. Boothe was a home­ maker. She was a member of First Christian Church of Winter Park. Survivors include son, Arthur A. Boothe, Lake Mary; daughter, Mary Sue Preston, Lake Mary; sister, Ruth Hedges, Jonesboro, Tenn.; sister, Helen Hannon, New Beary; sister, Lidlle Anderson, Johnson City, Tenn.; five grandchildren; five great­ grandchildren. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, Is In charge of services. \J (4 0 7 ) 3 2 4 *4 0 1 5 j •899 FU TO N S O H IA N D O JU O 11// *13993 GROUP Includes SUPER GROUP Indudas THE SOFA THE SOFA THE CHAIR LOVESEAT 4 OTTOMAN 1 END TABLE THE CHAIR. 2 EN0 TABLES. 1 COFFEE TABLE 1 COFFEE TABLE ' 4 L E $$ ’J At 1 A M O N I I 1*1 / K>1) �Hi? rai 4A nforij Honda Friday. Juno ; 1099 Religion Biblical direction for those on the road II Saturday night is the Uinelit'st night nf the « nok. betag a (raveling Mili'MiiAn is probably IIn- loneliest job in the uni Id and a hotel nxiin the loneliest place to Ih' John Nicholson and Samuel Hill tun traveling salesmen could vouch (or that, and because of them those lonely times and hours in a hotel nHin* far from home have been shortened eon Milernbly for millions today It was Nicholson and Hill who one mated the Gideon Bible The idea of putting* Ititiles in hotel rooms had its birth, appropriately enough in a hotel room in Wisconsin in IR‘.<H where Nicholson and Hill mol by chance Nicholson, an alumlnumware tales­ man. had entered the Central Hotel in the town of lloscobel to get a room for (he night Hut there was a lumber men s convention in progress and all the rooms were occupied The accommodating hotel clerk of fered to introduce Nicholson to an other traveling salesman named Hilt who was sealed in the lobby Hill had a double nom Maybe he would share it with Nicholson This was fine with Hill That night, before retiring, Nicholson said. "Sou will excuse me. Mr Hill, but before going to bed I always read out of God's word and have a little talk with him." Kill replied. "Please read aloud I loo am a Christian man " The paths of the two salesmen crossed again several times in the next year as they covered their sales tern tones in Wisconsin Eventually, they decided to form a men's grout) "do voted to carrying out the Gird's work." They named iheir brotherhood the Gideons after the fanner turned war nor in the Old Testament book of Judges who was calk'd by God to lead a small band of Israelites against their Midianile enemies Gideon's troops prevailed although outnumbered tin to I Impressed that "a few selected men could accomplish an impossible task." these latter day Gideons decided to lake on an impossible task o( their S A IN T S AND S IN N E R S GEORGE PLAGENZ own They would provide weary trav clens footsore, lonely and far from home with the eomfort of God's word in their hotel room In the front of each Gideon Bible would bo a handy reference guide to passages which would help readers with any problem s facing Ihem , whether it bo loneliness, discourage ment. sickness nr trouble of any kind Since the first order for 25 Bibles was delivered to a hotel in Iron Moun­ tain. M ont. m 1908, the Gideons have distributed 600 million Bibles in 172 countries And the orders keep coming in Tomorrow there will be 100,000 more Gideon Bibles in circulation than there are today. Every It) days the number Jumps by one million Besides being in nearly every hotel room around the world, Gideon Bibles go to hospitals and prisons as well as to the armed forces. I)o these Bibles gel read? it appears they do The Gideons check back with the hotels twice a year to replace lost, worn or stolen Bibles •The charitable Gideons prefer to say the missing Bibles were "taken" raiher than stolen "Although we don't encourage taking B ibles, we don't complain when it happens," says one Gideon > In any ease. Ihe average life of a Gideon Bible is six years This short life s|un pleases the Gideons It means the B ib le s a re not hidden away, unread, in a hotel room drawer. The Gideons also have an eye for decor H otels may req u e st B ib le covers in red. green or black Las Vegas hotels usually request gold-cov­ ered Bibles 1*» SKWSfAPER KNTKK11USF. ASSN f t © iu t Vacation Bible School Tho Mt Zion Missionary Baptist Church, located on Sipes Avo in Midway, recently hold a one-wook vacation Bible school session Tho students, toachers and assistants had a tun hllod, spirit-hllod time Tho Rovorond Dr W Frank Williams is tho pastor Briefs Zion last day. Contact B22- -IH-I7 for details. lie enjoyed each day. For more Informal Ion, call J2 2 -J5 5 2 . B ib le S c h o o l Y o u th G r o u p S A N F O R D - The Lutheran Church of the Retire mer will host vacation Dibit- school Ju n e 2H J u ly 2 from It a m. noon. Tlie theme lor the year II "Jungle Journey." He gist ra ­ tlou Begins a, tt a.in. mi Ju n e 2K and music and sn neks will SA N FO R D • I’aslor Kay tier train) has sln rlrd a youth group mi Sunday afternoons from F) • 7 p r o. at Christ United Methodist C hurch. Th e group Is for anyone In Gib 12lh grade. Call J2 2 -7 9 0 0 lor Information. H op e sc h o o l V iirullnn Wide School Will l>c held at /.Ion Mope M ission­ ary from J u ly 12- IG. Hours are it a.m. - noon with lunch served dally. There will lie a field trip and picnic on the V id e o uij>hl IjO N G W O O I) A < liristl.iii Video Night is In-log offered on Tuesdays at H p m m Kxodusla Christian Assembly Th e night will feature liirt. teaching and tipllliing videos and fellowship For more Inlonnailiin 8G2 l.'MO F)i« Prtofo Christ United celebration Christ United Methodist Church hosted its own vacation Bible school Ihis week as Ginny Gaudreau and her kids ended a wook ol study with a celebration and cookout. >-1 '* V 'T -r . Mi Olivo A M.E. Church honored fathers Iasi week at a pro-Fatner s Day banquet a! Ihe church cultural arts center. "An Evoning With Dad," was Ihe theme when Pastor Linda Mayes gavo Ihe appreciation. Say It Print AFAPA* G e ttin g -M a rrie d .? \ ' : .£ 4 Words on paper. They will always be the most powerful tools human beings use to communicate. They place no limits on how much we can say, anJ the furthest reaches of the imagination are the only limits on what we can show. They have the power to make complex ideas simple, and simple ideas powerful. We do more than read them, we hold them. And, from the advertising we see in publications to the letters we receive in the mail, the things we hold in our hands have the quickest routes to our hearts. Our Fathers u *■ Engagement and wedding forma are available at the Seminole Herald office, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Florida 32771. These stories ere ueually published In the Weekend edition and may be accompanied by e photo. 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J o h n 't R iv e r s id e o ^ t # < V # « « A -N U R S IN G C E N T E R T H IS SPACE AVAILABLE • O n ly a r d w a r e * ■ f i * I P S T O M 1 W SAN FORD 207 E 2 5 It. S I 3 2 1 -0 8 8 5 LONGW OOO M w y 434 B 427 I C a ll: 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 (407) 33(71660 1000 SIRVICf F0UIPMINT IAX (407) 323 3)71 60B Cl AUK ST RIG riA 00S9M9 H ” (4 0 7 )3 2 1 -7 7 4 1 3 2 3 -1 3 8 8 O 3 D H u u n ^ M Ra » > S O N G S H o ra c e P a tric k I T E M ^ . U A m In s p ira tio n a l G O S P E L b y N r . N - m R ID E W I T H T H E B E S T . . . U f ln e s t P r t M t n t a C r e a t iv e 9 1 5 W . 2 n d S t. 3 2 3 -3 5 1 7 SEMINOLETRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOLand DAYCARE A f r ic a n 2626 Iroquois .t r v . • 3 2 2 -2 0 7 0 T H IS SP A CE AVAILABLE O n ly $ 6 .0 0 P e r W e e k C a ll: 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 �6 A •Semtnola Herald. Sanford, Florida •Friday, Juno 25. 1999 People Fertilization is a key to keeping plants healthy should contain 30 to 50 per­ cent of the nitrogen in the water-insoluble or slow release form. It should also contain 30 to 50 percent of the potassium in the slow release form. A fertilizer containing m agnesium is often needed m ost in Florida soils. W ater-soluble fertiliz­ ers represent a greater risk of w ater pollution than slow release fertilizers. M icronutrient deficiencies can be corrected w ith foliar sprays if deficiencies arc not severe. D eficiencies may be prevented by applying a fer­ tilizer with m icro nutrients to the soil. For specific plants such as azaleas and cam el­ lias, citrus and palm s, specif­ ic form ations are available in the market to cover the spe­ cific needs o f those plants. Fertilizer application : Because o f the naturally high oxygen concentration near the soil surface, a plant's principal feeding roots arc usually within the top 10 to 14 inches o f soil. M any roots of mulched plants arc located just beneath the m ulch on the soil's surface. Therefore, the fertilizer should be applied to the surface o f the soil o r m ulch and there is no need to inject o r place fertil­ izer deep in th e soil. M ulches are recom m ended * to prom ote faster grow th o f plants by) elim inating cbmpbtition from w eeds for water and nutrients. Fertilization is probably the second most im portant prac­ \ l. F l .K h ’ l K tice that needs to be done to keep your plants grow ing healthy. It is very im portant to apply just enough fertiliz­ er to meet the nutritional n eeds o f the plants, but not so m uch as to encourage excessive growth, o r pollute our lakes and w aterw ays with fertilizer-contam inated runoff. F ertilization: Fertilizing divide the area o f the bod by 1000. M ultiply this result by plants usually results in the pounds of fertilizer need­ growth and production o f ed per 100 square feet to get leaves, stems, branches, and the total am ount o f fertilizer roots. This growth conse­ to apply to the bed. For quently will produce ad d i­ exam ple, if your bed is 20 tional maintenance costs and feet long and 10 feet w ide the m ore yard trim m ings to be disposed of, so it is necessary area is 200 square feet. If the fertilizer analysis is 10-5-10, to determ ine if we want our plants to grow. Fertilization the First num ber is the per­ is also a way to prevent o r centage o f nitrogen in the fer­ tilizer. Divide that num ber correct nutrient d eficien cies, (10) into 100 to obtain the as when we are trying to pounds of fertilizer needed establish new plants in the yard. Fertilize after 4 to 6 to cover 1000 square feet which in this case is 10. w eeks after planting, and D ivide the area o f the bed, in then tw o or three tim es per year the following 3 years or this case 20 square feet, by so. Established plants 1000 to obtain the actual area should be fertilized tw ice a to be covered, w hich in this year, usually in M arch and case is 0.2. Then m ultiply 0.2 Septem ber in central Florida. by the num ber o f pou nds of fertilizer needed, w hich was A m ount o f fe r tiliz e r The 10 pounds in our exam ple. A m ount o f fertilizer to apply to plants in a bed is d eter­ T h e results is 2 pounds o f m ined by calculating the area fertilizer needed to cover the entire bed area. Sim ple? pf the bed and then applying fertilizer ml the rate of \ W h a t f e r t iliz e r t o t W f t i^ A . JjntmSTbf nitrogen p ef 1000 " " 'co m p le te f e r t iliz e f ^ im a * ratio o f 3:1:2 o r 3:1:3, su ch as square feet o f bed aiea^ T his calculation is easily d one by 12-4-8 o r 15-5-15 arc recom ­ dividing the nitrogen content m ended. Fertilizers that are into 100, to get at th e num ber "slow -release", "controlled release" o r sulfur-coated, o f pounds o f fertilizer to apply per 1000 square feet. have a more extended release periods than the readily Because the fertilizer recom ­ m endations are given on a w ater-soluble fertilizers. A w ell form ulated fertilizers 1000 square feet basis, first A1 Ferrer ie Seminole County Urban Horticulturist. Inquiries may be directed to him at the Cooperative Extension service, 2S0 W. County Home Road, Sanford. FI. 32773 or phono 3232500, Ext 5553. Briefs Class Reunion SA N FO R D - San ford ’s Sem inole H igh School, C lass of 1979, is in the process of preparing for its 20-year reunion. If you were a m em ­ ber o f this class or know of som eone w ho was, please call (407) 322-8456 o r (407) 3307044. For m ore inform ation, call M arvin Henderson, (407) 330-7044. Business Women's meeting is July 13 A LTA M O N TE S P R IN G S Am erican Business W omen's Association Sem inole Sunrise C hapter will hold it's m onth­ ly d inner/m ooting on Staff Writer SA N FO RD - The Orlando Sanford Airport is one step clos­ er to having its new domestic. As port of the terminal expan­ sion project, the Sanford Airport Authority is acquiring seven passenger loading bridges for the new concourse. ‘These are the first pieces of equipment for the Terminal expansion," said Victor White, executive director of the Sanford Airport Authority. The new terminal will pri­ marily serve domestic flights, including Pan Am Airlines. Pan Am is expected to begin the air­ port's first regularly scheduled domestic service in August. Overflow international traffic will also come to the terminal. The airport serves more than 1 million passengers per year, with the majority arriving on chartered British flights. The airport competed against bidders for four used Jetway passenger loading bridges that the Colorado Springs Airport had for sale. The bridges are three years old. They will cost $125,000 apiece, compared to the price of $300,000 for a new bridge. The airport is also paying $25,000 on each bridge to hire a contractor in Colorado unhook the bridges from the building and to transport them to Sanford. A detailed on-site inspection will be performed before the purchase is finalized. "We got them a lot cheaper than if we had bought new equipment," White said. "We're trying to make our funding stretch." Funds from the state's $6 mil­ lion grant to the airport are pay­ ing for the bridges. In other news, the Airport Authority this week accepted a Federal Aviation Authority agreement for its Taxiway Sierra project. The airport is adding four taxiways and lighting for a new runway that was completed in December. The runway is being used primarily by student pilots during the first year. BROOKE S it>21 H W Y W Al MAH1 DEAR A1IHY: My husband and I have been d iscu ssin g buying a recreational vehicle that we could take to New Ham pahire or Califor­ nia. However, I have Mime reoervationa about traveling with him, aa he gats too intenae when he gets tichind the wheel of o car. Pant expericncea have made cor travel aheer hell, becauac he (Ilia up the Kai tank and refunea to atop for unylhing until the tank indicator reada em pty. It doean’t m a tte r whether the dog or I have to go to * the bathroom, or need to gel out and stretch our lega, or if we need to eat or are thirsty, Aa if that doesn’t m ake ua m iaerabte enough, he inaiata on doing all the driving at 10 to 20 milea above the apeed limit. All the acenery ia • blur! I have diacuaaed theae iaauea with him and he aasuree me that he will change, but I have been with him a]moat 20 yeara, and 1 don’t aee t It happening In the near future. 1 am concerned th a t we’ll end up killing each other. Should I My yea? TRAVELTERROR DEAR TRAVEL TERRO R! H ack not Y ou r husband haa proven that ooce he fata behind the wheel he’s d larespectful of th e law , Inaenaltlve to y o u r needs, and eo focused on g et­ ting to the destination that you cannot enjoy the trip. Do your b lad d er a fav or. Tako a b u s. The grant is expected to be for $1J million. In addition, the state and Sanford Airport Authority arc paying $71,000 in matching funds toward the pro­ ject. Total funds for the project are $2.8 million. The Sanford Airport Authority and the State are both paying $139,000 in total. The taxiway and lighting pro­ ject is expected to take four to five months. Work will begin as soon as the airport receives a permit from the Army Corps of Engineers. The bid for the project has been awarded to Gibbs St Register Construction. - H - t v U . V\W< 1 / (J 2 (4 0 7 ) OFF SANFOHU i'l A / A • S L M I N O l l 3 2 1 - 0 0 2 7 (MJIHI Dog Shows O R LA N D O - M ore than 2,000 dogs, representing 141 breeds, arc expected to take part in A m erican Kennel Club dog show s to be held at the Centra] Florida Fairgrounds, 4603 W. C o lo n ial D rive, Orlando. The sched ule is as follow s: Ju ne 23, O rlando P oodle C lu b and C itru s Capital Pekingese C lub; June 24, Sem inole Dog Fanciers, 9:3 0 a.m .-5 p.m .; Ju n e 25, Space Coast Kennel C lub, 9 a.m .-5 p.m .; June 26, Central Florida K ennel C lu b , 8:30 a.m .-5 p.m .; June 27, Brevard Kennel Club, 9 a.m .-5 p.m. There will be free adm ission to people who present proof o f purchase o f a Purina Dog Food prod u ct, d u rin g the m onth o f June. G eneral Adm ission is $3, and $1 for children. The Central Florida Kennel C lub, Inc. is a m em ber o f the A m erican Kennel Club. For m ore inform ation, contact D iane A lbers (407) 322-8980 o r 407) 671-7440. Over hill and dale is misery if husband’s behind the wheel Sanford Airport receives grants By Bill K trra Tuesday, July 13, 6:30 p.m. at the Holiday Inn, State Road 436 and W ym ore Road in A ltam onte Springs. The cost is S16.25 and the public is w elcom e. ABW A helps the com m unity and raises m oney for ed u cation and sch o lar­ ships. Call Liz Boldt at (407) 830-3279 for reservations. Feds being petty? Sign m e ... J . QUENTIN PUBLIC, NOT JOHN Q. PUBLIC taka a train , but do not agree to aceo aip an y him on tbo highway. DEAR ABBY: Thia may aeem trivial to you, but the more 1 en­ counter thia the more it annoy* me. It aeema that almost every form to be filled out — organization, dxation, busi­ busiorganize! ness, etc. — neaa, government agency, agen iddle aska for fln t name, mid and last name ' Abby,'thert aW thousand* oT lie (maybe hundreds of thousands) who don t go by our tin t names. We use our middle names. When I try fill­ ing out forma using Just the first ini­ tial and writing in my middle name, they Invariably reveres it In subse­ quent correspondence. Have these people never heard of T. Boons Pickens, M. Rosa Perot and J . Paul Getty? It would be ao simple to just put in the spaces and ask for first name or initial, middle name or initial and last name. Am I DEAR MR. PUBLIC: You are not being p etty , and I em pa­ thize with your fhiatrntiaa. You a re a square peg who doesn’t quite fit Into a round hole. Con­ sole yourself th at a t least you a re In good company, because it’a unlikely that the forma will be changed — even for H. Rose P e ro t, T. B oone P lck sn a o r J. Q uentin P u b lic. (J. P au l Getty is beyond those worldly DEAR ABBY: Thia is In response to the letter from the brother-in-law of a restaurant owner concerning ‘ unattended children.” I couldn’t resist sanding a copy of a sign that was on the wall of a restaurant near Interstate 9 0 near Boseman, Mont.: "■ “Children unattended will be “Towed away at owner’s expense!* Abby, feel free to share it with your readers. KEN CRANE, JORDAN, MINN. Whal I d ra g * , A ID S , sa d g e ttla g a le a g w ith * m e ta ls la ■ W k a tB re ty T a .-T a a * ‘ - s u e d . w l f .i d d w w W « * » i J » H . C a u d a ) le i D e a r Akfcy, T e a s ■oaklet, 7 -0 . Bee 4 *7 , M a ra t M a n ta , D L d i m SM T. -------- ConUa usd from Pago 1A restrooms will be renovated, and carpeting will be replaced. HIDTA will pay for modifica­ tions of interior walls, installa­ tion of a new telephone system, a security system, decorative improvements to the Interior, and removal of excess wiring and cabling. The agency will contract with airport officials for $2,400 toward lawn and grounds' maintenance. In addition, HIDTA will pay for an annual maintenance contract for the elevator. Some of the agencies asaodat- ed with HIDTA include the US Customs Service, US Marshals Service, the FBL the Immigration and Naturalization Service, the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Florida Department of Laws Enforcement, and 20 local law enforcement agencies. �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Friday, June 25. 1999 - 7 A SEM IN O LE COUN TY SCH O O L G RA D ES Elementary Schools Altamonte Elementary ................. Bear Lake Elementary................... Carillon Elementary....................... Casselberry Elementary............... Eastbrook Elementary................... English Estates Elementary ......... Forest City Elementary................. Geneva Elementary....................... Goldsboro Elementary................. Hamilton Elementary ................... Heathrow Elementary................... Highlands Elementary................... Idyllwilde Elementary .. Koeth Elementary......... Lake Mary Elementary . Lake Orienta Elementary Lawton Elementary . . . . Longwood Elementary . Midway Elementary . . . Partin Elementary......... Pine Crest Elementary . Rainbow Elementary . . . Red Bug Elementary . . . Saba! Point Elementary Spring Lake Elementary Stenstrom Elementary . ....C ....C ....D ....C ....B ....C Sterling Park Elementary ........... Wekiva Elementary..................... Wicklow Elementary................... Wilson Elementary ..................... Winter Springs Elementary......... Woodlands Elementary............... Middle Schools Greenwood Lake Middle............. Indian Trails Middle' ................... Jackson Heights M iddle............. Lakeview Middle......................... Milwee Middle ............................ Rock Lake Middle . . . . Sanford Middle........... South Seminole Middle Teague M id d le ........... Tuskawilla Middle . . . . Volunteers needed to donate blood Funds Continued from P age 1A .........C currently recovering in a regu­ lar unit at the hospital. Brown said. "They (Poole's legs) were just fractured," Brown said. "She's fine." Employees at Bill Heard Chevrolet are making donations to help pay for Poole's hospital expenses. So far, the employees have donated $3,000. The com­ pany is matching each employ­ ee donation on a 2-for-l basis, ........ C .........C .........B ........ B .........B ........ B ........ C .........C for a total to this point of $6,000 from the company. "If you had seen her get struck you would have gotten sick," said Joe Ruth, Bill Heard Chevrolet General Manager. "I've never seen anything like It." Ruth said that the employees came up with the idea for the fund raiser after watching the accident. He said the check will likely be delivered next week. SANFORD • The Sanford branch of the Central Florida Blood Bank is participating in Blood Brotherhood Day, Wednesday June 3 0 from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. The blood bank Is behind on Its June quota, and needs volunteers. The Sanford branch is located at 1302 E. Second Street. Regular hours are Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to S p.m. and Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. For more informa­ tion. call (407) 3 2 2 -0 8 2 2 . High Schools Lake Brantley High . Lake Howell High .. Lake Mary High . . . Lyman High ........... Oviedo H ig h ......... Seminole High . . . . Winter Springs High But 1N7, i conpanv w bom to protit N bet poutte dtsviQ tor k com p** *nncs. osrvtng wmyf not p n m n f t i a n , boti n Mr M m I lew , I t m d m cralutN ■ m m pf*t 1 narantf a mpuMon of u c tm u rta M H«ang S goM • H«* a NM#TMy V M M yu m ft I M you to M B you Job U*»de**qnm.Qi»ii«d3nBtiii<MlotaMfluS Schools public schools to private schools with less diverse populations is like comparing apples to oranges. The elementary schools receiv­ ing "B's include Carillon Elementary, Heathrow Elementary, Keeth Elementary, Lake Mary Elementary, Lawton Elementary, Longwood Elementary, Partin Elementary, Rainbow Elementary, Sabal Point Elementary, Stenstrom Elementary, Wekiva Elementary, and Woodlands Elementary. "I would like to compliment Stenstrom Elementary in partic­ ular," said school board member Sandra Robinson. "They are doing an excellent job." *15 OFF DUSTING VACUUMING MOPPING/WAXING FLOORS WINDOWS/MIRRORS CEILING FANS ALL APPLIANCES CLEANED INSIDE AOUT CHANGE DIRTY LINENS GIVE US A CALL TODAY! YOU WONT BE DISAPPOINTED! 321-769SV324-1177 •Sm all offices We Serve Sanford. Lake Mary. Volusia County & surrounding areas Got tilt* I f i l c s l i n f o r m . i t i o n nr l oc. i l b u s i n e s s , h l i v i t y hi e v e r y W e e k e n d (Million i t th» St m11 /itolt • I f e u / d Attend A m erica s Most "Haw m uch you earn is determ ined by how m uch you learn, Popular Business Seminar P ro m ti Featuring All Speakers Live And In Person P r esen te d by P e te r L o w e I nternatio nal - A N o n -P r o r t E d u c a tio n a l O r o a n o a tio n * M anager era, from Fred Perkins to the been there to assure smooth transitions in the Herald's pro­ current publisher, Doug Fetzer. None could have made do with­ duction. Voltoline is an ex-Navy avia­ out Frank, but Fetzer now must tion mechanic who fell in love "I've relied a tot on Frank," with the area when he was sta­ Fetzer said. "He's the one who tioned at Sanford Naval Air Station from 1952 to 56. He was knows where all the bodies are bom in Adams, Mass., and grew buried. We wish him well but we sure will miss him." up in Pittsfield, Mass. He now Voltoline said he has always lives in DeBary, where he says been fascinated by his work at he doesn't worry about snow. "I made $60 a week in the cir­ the Herald. "It was like working in a culation department at the kitchen," he said. "We were paper when I started here in always cooking up something 1957," Voltoline said. "Kay different A new soup each day. Shoemaker's mom, Janie, Chicken soup one day, tomato helped me get the Job. The the next. The ingredients were paper was located on First Street. Everyone rubbed elbows, constantly changing." The circulation people, the news It especially pleased Voltoline people. Everyone." when the Herald's circulation Doris Dietrich, the senior edisoared to record highs. In recent tor at the Herald, said Voltoline months, there have been was well established at the improvements to attain those paper when she arrived 35 goals again. However, Frank years ago. Voltoline won't be in the shop "No one has been more loyal as before. He'll spend his time to this paper," Dietrich said. smelling the roses and being a "H e's been a good sport, fun to good granddad, be with and very creative." But like any good newspaperDietrich said Voltoline was man, it's hard to get the ink out active in civic activities such as of his blood and the Herald the anndal Champagne Ball. plans to take advantage of his "He decorated the Sanford Civic expertise. Forty-two yean of Hall each year for us. It was experience can't be replaced in a beautiful." matter of weeks, so Voltoline At the Herald, Voltoline was promises to work part-time the one pushing the news room assisting the newspaper in the and advertising department to transition. And he'll remain a make deadlines, and he superfaithful subscriber, watching vised outside printing Jobs done and reading the newspaper he at the paper. More importantly, loves the most, he broke in a string of publish- ’ 7F 00 II AH’ " ____ ire w i l o w , Dorow a n o w rmmm q m Coatlausd from Pafs 7A The school grades are based on administrators could use to raise the Florida Comprehensive test scores. Achievement Test (FCAT) and Board member Bob Goff said Florida Writes! test results, the he favors allowing elementary percent of students tested, plus school principals to waive the suspension and dropout rates. board's curriculum to develop The grading system, criticized strategies to raise test scores. by members of the Seminole Jeanne Morris said more County School Board and other research should be done on tech­ educators statewide as mislead­ niques being used by the ing and simplistic, is part of the schools. same education reform package "We should look at ways to that created a plan for parents in intervene before any of these schools receiving an "F * twice in schools get on the "F " list," four years to receive vouchers Morris said. for private schools. Furlong said he would not be Statewide, 78 schools received satisfied until every school is on "F » ." the "A " list, and that he supports Lake Mary, Oviedo and Winter looking for innovative ways to Springs high schools received Improve the scores. The boiud members also said gradfi of-SC." Grade* for the county's other lour high schools that the state report card can be are not yet complete. * misleading and simplistic Greenwood Lalf&, Indian because schools that try to attain Trails, and Jackson Heights mid­ lofty goals on school improve­ dle schools received "B'e." The ment plans and do not reach the county's remaining seven mid­ mark are punished, while dle schools all received "C s ." schools that reach moderate Twelve elementary schools goals are rewarded. received "B's," and another 12 The report card also touched received "C s." Six elementary off another round of criticism on schools received " O s " Governor Jeb Bush's voucher Members of the Seminole plan by members of the school County School Board this week board. discussed options that school Morris said that comparing iJO IDH TOO Bin OR SMAll i oa* iu rout < AffosoAU * m i iw aTW *i Chat i d ' ZIG ZIGLAR MARY LOU RETTON Beet-SeOng AJhor *"**■■■ America* Moot Beloved Olympian >7 CHUCK d a lV W ILLIAM BENNETT —i-i— * *■1■ LMStriguanta SuRmrndbn end Beet-SeOIngAuew Oriendo Magic Heed Coach "Dw Competitive Edge !.:> V ipMri Qyssl fa N • 'W - WILLIAMS Success Authority Oriendo Magic Senior Executive Vice Preetderd "Dm Rve Levels of Success" “Stisfr- America* at lm 'd W h o p k /n s Tap Seloe Trainer a MmonSeUng Atdhor . Xii^usf I 7 , I1)*)1) ( )i l; mdo \ m i n • Discounted Prices for the Readers of THE SEMINOLE HERALD Seating is resen rd, and sp ecial discounted rates may end at anytime! Seats start as low as $49* for the entire day! 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C lO Tk y N E A .b c . y WII4 AT Eimnr: F mm Spotting the key spot W A N ft K SURE. 5K«H THKX W n o w 's may be Reatog. to donl M on • ARIES (March 21-April IS ) This it an great day to contact those you've been anxious to get a hold of bul haven? been able to reach You'U be able to touch base on e* Vie dslsls you've been warsng to communicate You could be remarkably lucky in Ihe year ahead in way* or area* which you never prevtoualy found beneficial Don ! hesitate to lake advantage ol unusual opporturvbe* Vial come your way CANCER (June 21-Jufy 22) Unusual or somewhat myslenou* conditions could prove* el work today, but they won t be drawbacks In lad. wtiai transpires w»» help you n some way. even V you donl know whafs behmd a Trying to patch up a brokan romance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help you understand what to do to make Via rotatonahw work Mai J2 75 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ paper. P O Bos 1758. Murray Hill Staton. New York. NY 10156 IC O (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) Someone you And eppsstog could make hie or her feel­ ings known about you today. Although this person's messsgs may coma thrombi an Marmataary. s should please you VRIOO (Aug. 22-Sept 22) Tidy up loose T V £ C K A D G R A S S lb G K O llN fo ! Pablo Picasso pointed out, “There are painters who transform the sun Into a yellow spot but (here are other* who, thanks to their art and intelli­ gence, transform a yellow spot into the sun.' It Is the seme at the bridge table. There are players who transform hon­ or cards into tricks, and there are those who, thanks to their art and In­ telligence, transform spot-cards Into tricks. Anyone can cash aces and kings, but how would you manage the Tatter transformation in this deal? You push Into six haarta. West leads the dia­ mond king. What layour plan? South opened with a strong, artificial and forcing two dubs. North respond­ ed with a weak, artificial and forcing Norik n a n * 4 W 16 7 3 3 two diamonds After that, lour natural o A a a 3 s bids were followed by two doses of *•32 Blackwood before South settled for six East West hearts. * q • Faced with a diamond loser, you e J to a 7 w •a a s must establish your side suit, spades V 4 e to 5 And os often happens, when holding a i K Q J I a X Q to 7 i two-auiter you ahould establish the a J I 4 1 side suit first After winning the first South trick, play a spade to your ace, ruff a * A K a 3 3 2 ■pade low In the dummy, return to W A K Q J hand with a trump, and ruff a apade * 7 4 with the heart 10. Finally, draw trumps * A and claim, conceding a diamond at trick 13. Note that you need to ruff two spades In the dummy to establish the suit Yet if you cash the nee and king of ■padea before attempting to ruff the suit good, you go down. East overrufls when declarer uaea a trump other than dummy'a 10. Then a diamond back la lethal Vulnerable: Neither D e a le r South Beetl I* 3* 3• 4NT SN T aw West Psss Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass N orik 20 2o 4W 3e i* Pass East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass O pening lead: e K First, grieve over lo ss of lather by Jimmy Johnson 60LD 0U A R 6 FOR A SMALL fWC AIJD TWO SMAUDfi lUBtTTH fcfXPERCU * x S jS r v t ^ i iH t £ E ' fT'6 OOTffAO&OUft DEAR DR GOTT. I’m 14 years old. My dad Is dying of cancer. I don't want TU U tV E R KNOW to lose him. What can I do to help him? Should 1 go to college? DEAR READER Your letter, which I have abstracted, la ■ touching plea for which, I am afraid, 1 have no anowor. Your father appears to be in the terminal stages of lung cancer. I gather that hlaooctors have consid­ ered ovary option. Now, your family is left with the numbing job of helping your dad got through the most diffi­ cult of life’s challenges: death. First of all you might be helped by counseling. You have no control over by Jim Davis U* disaster of cancer, therefore, you need to ro-focua your efforts on siftiw i Improving the quality of whatever life H y your father has left. Be there for him. Reiterate your love. Don't be afraid to <a express your anger and frustration to ) a professional. Make every effort to ____ ensure that your father recognises JS m \ your loyalty and concerns. J f rjM Second, with help from your family and from appropriate support personnol, leant ways to cope with such a prodigious event You will lose your J /£ + % i dad. Now you need to focus on what PETER GOTT, M.D, proud of you — but first you have to through o normal grieving; of that n certain. Therefore, consider your present pain — which is profound and real — to be simply the next step to adulthood. At 14, you have amating potential ahead of you; I’m sure your father would agree. The traditional advice would surely be: finish high school end go to col­ lege. And there ere the usual addi­ tional proscriptions, such as donl use drugs. At this point however, you may need to deal with the realities of grief and loss. Later, maybe college will not bo for you. I don't know. But for now, be there for your father, tell him that you love him and make long-term Ufocholces later when you have a better R DEAR DR. GOTT: About 10 years ago, I received a pneumonia shot that I was told should List a lifetime. Now I heard on TV that boosters are neces­ sary every five year*. I’m confused. DEAR READER: In the past, the pneumonia Injection was thought to grant lifetime Immunity to the IS strains of pneumonia bacteria that wore included is the vaccine. Recent studies have shown this to have been an unrealistically optimistic assess­ or shotTmmy five to 10 years. Remember that there are literally scores of different microorganisms that may cause pneumonia. These include bacteria, viruses and yeasts. Pffm ff the pneumooie *k«* protects against only S3 of the most common bacteria, U is not a panacea that will prevent aU forma of pneumonia. Still, for the elderly and the laOra, pneu­ mococcal vaccine can stave off whet might develop Into a life threatening pulmonary disease. Therefor*, T advise you to bring your immunity up to date with a booster. �________________ Seminole Herald Sports Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida - Friday, June 25,1999- 11 B rie fs L A K E M AR Y S U M M E R T R A C K S E R IE S F INAL LAKE MARY _ The final night of the 10th Annual Lake Mary High School Summer Track Series will take place next Monday evening (June 28lh) at the Lake Mary High School Track Complex at Don T. Reynolds Stadium. The meets arc open to any and all age groups, both male and female, and has become a regular family affair with several members of a family taking part. Field events (long Jump and high Jump) will begin at 5:30 p.m. and running events (00-yard low hur­ dles. 100-meter dash, mile and 400-meter run) will start at 6:30 p.m. The cost Is 81 per per­ son. per meet and each competitor may enter four events (1/8-Inch or 5MM spikes allowed). Ribbons will be awarded to the top three finishers and lop three male and top three female finishers In each age group In each event. For additional information contact Michael Gibson at 333-2370, or Lionel Bonck at 321-8854. M AGIC D ANCE TEA M T K T O U T 8 SA T U R D A Y MAITLAND - The Orlando Magic Dance Team will hold auditions this Saturday. Ju n e 26th. at 9 a.m. at the Magic Practice Court at the RDV Sportsplex In Mailland. . The Dance Team audi­ tions are for enthusiastic Individuals, 18 years and older, who are highly skilled In all forms of dance. All applicants must bring a resum e and photo and should wear dance attire and proper dance shoes. The RDV Sportsplex Is lo­ cated at 8 7 0 1 Mall land Summit Boulevard off of W est Maitland Boulevard. For Information coll (4 0 7 ) B 1 8 -2 0 7 5 . STA Y IN SCHOOL BA SK ET B A LL CAM P SANFORD - The first Stay In School Basketball Cam p will be held a t Sanford Middle School the week of Ju n e 28-th ro u gh -Ju ly 2nd. Students m ust bring their own lunch to cam p every day. C oaches and college players will talk to cam p participants about staying In achool, drugs and a lco ­ hol. Partldpanta will also learn the b asic fundam en­ tals along with shooting, passing and drill te ch ­ niques. The cam p begins at 9 a.m . every morning, with lunch from 1 1 :3 0 a.m . to 1 2 :3 0 p.m. and the cam p ends a t 1 p.m . The price to attend la 8 4 0 . For more Information call coach B ruce McCray at 3 2 8 -1 1 4 0 . Uneventful evening Thursday’ s top squads post wins By P a a n Bm itk SPORTS EDITOR Sam Rainos (left) and Keith Acroo (above) wars two of ally players to colloct throe hits each In an 18-8 win ovei Local legend to run first Stay In School Basketball Camp STORTS EDITOR SANFORD - If you are under the age of 25 or did not move to Seminole County until the midI980'a his name may nol be familiar, but If you were here In the late 1970'a and early ‘80'a, his name Is legendary. When the first Stay In School Basketball Camp begins Mon­ day In the Dan Pelham Qymnatortum at Sanford Middle School Bruce McCray will be conspicuous because he la 6foot-5, but those In attendance probably won't know Dial he la one of the top basketball play­ ers to ever take to the hardwood in St nlnolr County. Unlike today's athlete who seems to think lha. trash talk­ ing and taunting makes you a better player, McCray was quiet and unassuming, much In the vein of a Larry Bird. Until he took the court. McCray was the leader of a Seminole High School tram that went 31-3 In 1979-1980 and advanced to thr Class 4A (the highest level at Dial time) Final Four In Lakeland. He was not a great pure shooter or a Iraprr like a Ruben Cotton or Darryl Merthle. but he was a tremendous scorer. A lot of times he was de­ scribed as a 'garbage player', someone who always seemed to be where the ball went, whether on a loose ball or a rebound. As former Herald Sports Edi­ tor Jo e DeSantis, who covered that SHS team, recently said. ‘ Bruce was probably the best scorer I ever saw, I didn't think anyone could stop him.* After almost 20 years McCray still holds several Seminole High records. Including the most points scored In a game. 43. against DcLand. What makes that record even more remarkable Is (he fact dial he sat nut most of the second i in Bruce McCray, who wfl be run­ ning the Stay In School Basketbal Camp at Sanford Middlo School next week, was State selection at both nole High School and Sem inole Community College and still holds several school scoring re­ cords at both of those Sem inole County educational institutions despite having graduated over 17 years ago. M cCray. P ag* 2 B Church basketball standings unchanged Upsets tighten up Lake Mary men’s standings STORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY • The ra ce Is definitely on In the City of Lah» Mary Department of Parks and Recreation Men's Spring Friday Night Slow Pitch Softball League. Last Friday at the Lake Mary Sports Complex. Seagate Soft­ ware set the trend for the ev e­ ning a s It romped to • 2 2 - 5 victory over Elegant Lawn M aintenance In a gam e that w as expected to be m u ch closer. The u p sets then started aa Blue Haven Pools plated 1 0 ru n s In the bottom of the first Inning, with a two-run home ru n by Jo h n Keelan being the big blow, and moved into a tie for the league lead by handing Sunrise Funeral Home a 1 5 - 7 setback, Its first loss sin ce dropping an 1 8 -1 6 decision to ADAPCO In the opening gam e of the season on April 3 0 th . W RESTLING TONIGHT SANFORD Southern Champtonahlp W restling returns to the Sanford Civic C enter this Friday, Ju n e 2 5 th , for another night o f professional wrestling. There will be six s u p e r­ star m atches on the card that begins a t 8 p.m . Check out ‘ Mr. Hardcore* A1 Btno aa he ch allenges champion ‘ Hanson Reject* C.O. All for the SCW Heavyweight Cham pionship In the headline m atch of the evening. In a confrontation of the big boys, The S lasher will face Balaak T h e Genie.* Another top m atch will pit veteran Bryan Austin against 0 . 0 . Scarface. Also in action will be ‘ Black Nature Boy* Scoot Andrews against Shan k Devlin, plus Frankie Capone, Elvis Wesley and many others aquaring off. Aa a bonus, the SCW will also feature the debut of T h e Ladles of the SCW .* whom will be performing for the first time at this event, o s well many other s u r ­ p rises! 11 ' Tickets In advance are only $ 7 and a t the door 8 9 . F or more Information and tickets call Billy Boys a t (4 0 7 ) 3 2 1 - 0 8 3 3 . SANFORD - The wins may not be as easy as the scores would Indicate, but a blow out Is a blow out. Undefeated Wolfys trailed 2-0 In the second Inning and led Just 4-3 after three Innings b e ­ fore using two more four-run Innings to pull away from Psy­ cho Softball. 13-3. Fellow unbeaten Stenslrom Realty Incorporated only trailed once. 1-0 In the top of the first Inning, but found Itself tied 7 -7 with Kenny's Klan after four In­ nings before scoring four runs in the fifth Inning and seven runs In the sixth Inning to win by the run rule. 18-8. The Regulators evened their record and pulled Into a tie for i ass Thursday, Page 2 1 STORTS EDITOR SANFORD - There were no changes In the standings In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Spring Adult C hurch Basketball League, but First Baptist C h urch of Sanford did get a huge scare. First B aptist C hurch of Sanford led C hurch of God of Prophecy, which entered the game with a 1-8 record , by Ju st two points. 3 4 -3 2 , a t halftime. Things remained close. In (act got tighter. In the secon d half a s Brian P arker and Quentin Herring com bined to score 2 7 second half points to keep C hurch of God of Prophecy In the gam e. B ut the trio of Richard Anderson. Denny Clayton and Jerem y Slllaway kept F irst Baptist ahead enough to survive 6 6 - 6 5 . The difference In the game cam e down to the free throw line where F irst B ap tist made nine of 1 5 . In the second half, while God of Prophecy was zero-for-seven. In the other gam es: Hickory Avenue C hurch of God took a 3 1 - 2 2 halftime lead and pulled away for a 6 6 - 3 9 victory over Providence Missionary Baptist C hurch of Lake Monroe. Marx nuamsn was o-tor-o wxn mrss oouows, acoraa two runs ana aruva In fiva to haip Nice & Easy upsat ADAPCO 20-12 last Friday night. ADAPCO then missed an o p ­ portunity to also get Into a tie for the league lead a s Nice 'N Easy scored four ru n s In the top of the first Inning and never looked back in winning 2 0 -1 2 . The game was close for four Innings a s Nice *N E asy never led by more than three ru n s at the end of an Inning. But Nice ‘N Easy, which collected 2 8 hits In the and closed to within a game of the league lead with the win, scored 10 ru n s In the top of the fifth Inning to put the game out of reach. With three gam es left In the regular season , Including a rain-out from May 7th . the standings are amazingly close with Blue Haven Pools and Sunrise Funeral Home lied for first a t 5 - 2 and ADAPCO and Nice 'N E asy Ued for third at 4 ­ 3 . Seagate Software (2-5) and Elegant Lawn M aintenance (1-6) complete the standings. Today at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane, north of Country Club Road a cro ss from the Mayfair Country Club, Seagate Software challenges S u n rise Funeral Home a t 6 :3 0 p .m .: ADAPCO takes on Elegant Lawn Mainte­ n an ce a t 7 :3 0 p .m .: and Nice N E asy battles Blue Haven Pools a t 8 :3 0 p.m . Providing th e offense were: Seagate Software: three hits _ Drew Coulter (two doubles, three ru n s, two RBI). Cary PitLard (two doubles, run. two RBI), Mike LaPeters (three runs, three RBI). C hris FOrmont (four runs); two hits _ Robert Kanund (home run, double, two ru n s, four RBI), Jo h n Alvarez (two doubles, two ru n s, live RBI), Walt Luna (run. three RBI): one hit _ Alan Dayley (two ru n s, RBI). Deslxy White (run): two ru n s scored, one RBI George Glasgow; one run scored _ An­ drew Harris. Elegant Lawn M aintenance: two hits _ Gene G auger (run, RBI), Matt Oatway; one hit Ja m e s Torrila (triple. RBI), Jo h n Mellllo (run. RBI). Ronnie Bartley (run), J a c k Relly: one run scored _ Paul Riggins. Paul Ja c o b s . Blue Haven Pools: four hits Ben Fratrtk (double, three �29 •SomirxXa Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Friday, June 25, 1999 Thursday---Continued (m m Page IB third place, but led Just 2 -0 after five Innings and -1-0 after six inning* before scoring eight runs in tire seventh Inning to defeat Celeste Industries. 12-0. Stenstrom Realty Incorporated and Wolfys are both 7-0, while the Regulators and Wlglnton Fire Sprinklers are tied for third at 3-3. Completing the standings are Kenny’s Klan 1261. Psycho Softball (1-61 and Celeste Industries (1-71. Next week's schedule In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Spring Thursday Night Slow Pitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park has Celeste Industries playing Wlglnton Fire Sprin­ klers at 6:30 p.m.; Kenny’s Klan taking on Psycho Softball at 7:30 p.m.; and the Regula­ tors challenging Wolfys at 8 :3 0 p.m. Stenstrom Realty Incorpo­ rated has the week ofT. Today at Plnehurst Park, the Industrial League will take to the field with Brtar/BBM Cor­ poration (2-4) tackling Myers Tree Service (3-3) at 6:30 p.m.: Datamax (4-1) facing Invacare (3-3) at 7:30 p.m.; and Vantare (3-3) battling the Wayne Dcnseh B-53's (3-3) at 8 :3 0 p.m. Bundy/S ft II Corporation has the bye. Providing the offense were: Wolfys: three hits _ Mark lluaman (two runs. RBI): two hits _ Clancy Wallace (triple, two runs, two RBI). Jenry Reome (run. two RBI). Roy Smith (RBI); one hit _ Dave Frclsner (double, run). Mark Clatterbuck (two runs. RBI). Keith Denton (run. two RBI), Kenny Perkins (two runs). Jerry Gavemnlc and Cory Reome (one run scored each): two runs scored _ Mike McLohon. run. three RBI). Brian Curtis (two m ns. three RBI). Scott Murphy (run, RBI). W.L. Oraccy (two mns), D .J. Tibbs; one hit _ Chad Lee (RBI). Cary Keefer (run); two m ns scored _ Dave Gotdstlck: one run scored Bobby Keefer. Celeste Industries: two hits _ Noy Rivers: one hit _ Janies Moncrlcf (double), Dave Rape, Mike Edwards. Stenstrom Really Incorpo­ rated: three hits _ Duke Roberts (triple, double, three mns. three RBI),Myrtcl Reid (two doubles, two m ns. three RBI). Sam Raines (two doubles, three m ns. RBI). Keith Acrec (two mns. three RBI);two hits _ Greg Hardy (double, run. RBI). Arthur Bames (mn, three RBI). Tbny Smith (two m ns. RBI). Craig Merkerson (mn. RBI): one hit _ Kevin Lavtgne (double. Psycho Softball: two hits Brian Crontn (trtole. three RBlf Mike Taylor (double); one hit _ Jamie Pttzer (double, run). J e r ­ emy Chunat Inin). Jason Flani­ gan. Tommy Wilks. Greg Richards; one nin scored _ Tony Taylor. Regulators: three hits _ Bill Bingham (home run. double, two mns, four RBI): two hits _ Chris Nlckle (triple, double. rtfeto Softball WoUjra R tg n U to n Calaata lad aatrU s Eaaay'a St a io o o o . 9 B 040 4 1 4 . 1 9 19 200 002 9 . 1 2 IS 000 000 0 . 0 9 190 901 . 9 I I Itaaltjr tae. 922 0 4 7 . 1 9 23 Lake M a ry — C ontinued from Page IB runs, two RBI); three hits _ Mike Fratrlk (double, run. RBI); two hits _ John Kectan (home run. two runs, three RBI). John Poole (double, three runs. RBI). Sean Turner (run. four RBI). Scott DeGrafT (two runs. RBI). (run. RBI). TV Koke (two runs). Joey Sheehan (run), Chris Bryson; one RBI _ Chris Con­ ner. Jimmy Williams (triple, two runs). Frankie Phillips (two runs): one hit _ Ja y Bellamy (triple, two RBI). J.R . Spivey Basketball Hickory Arena* Church of Oo4 (66) C ontinued from Page IB And C.ll.O.P. (Community House of Prayer) raced to a 40-25 lead and went on to rout Sanford First Church of the Nazarcnc Team No. 1. 76-44. New Covenant and Sanford First Church of the Nazarene Tram No. 2. which were both Idle last Friday, are tied for the league lead with 8 -2 records with Community House of Prayer and First Baptist Church of Sanford right behind with 7-3 records. Completing the standings are Hickory Avenue Church of God (5-5). Sanford First Church or the Nozarene Team No. 1 and Providence Missionary Baptist Church of Lake Monroe (both 2-8) and Sanford Church of God of Prophecy (1-9). Today In the Dan Pelham Gymnatorium at Sanford Middle School. Providence Missionary Baptist Church of Lake Monroe plays Sanford First Church of the Nozarene Team No. 1 at 6 :3 0 p.m.: Hickory Avenue Church of God tackles Sanford First Church of the Nazarene Team No. 2 at 7:30 p.m.: and Sanford Church of God of Prophecy challenges New Covenant at 8:30 p.m. Community House of Prayer and First Baptist Church of Sanford have the week olT. Vincent Butler 3 1-4 8. Georfe Baker 8 1-2 14. Aaron Thomaa 7 O O IS. Norman BrvrTty 3 O O 7. Ken Moultrie 3 2 2 ft Derrick Jonr* 4 2 0 10. Davarta m n g k I O O 2 Derrick Cooper 0 1-2 I. Tbtal*. 27 7-10 00 Halftime . Churrh of Ood 31. Provktancr 22 Three point flrkl goal* . Providence 3 (E. Kellt Z B Williams Z Alexander). Church of Ood S (Butler. Baker, Thomaa, Beverly. Moultrie) Team foula . Providence IS Ch urrh of Ood 0 Fouled out _ none. Technicals . Providence, llaye*. Kecocda . Providence 2H. Churrh of Ood 3 3 FIRST BAPTIST 3 4 , PROPHECY 3 2 Church of Sanford 134) P in t Richard Anderson 7 5 8 23. Rub FOaarilu* 3 0 2 0. Chad Nolan 4 0-1 ft Denny Clayton R 2-4 IQ. Jeremy SlUaway 4 2 5 II. TWai* 2 8 9 1786 Sanford Church of Ood of Prophocy (39) Harold Danleli I 0-4 Z Brian Porker 12 3-2 27. Quentin lim in g 12 OO 34. Jim m y Itaatrll 3 0-2 ft Mike Joe 2 Oft 4. Darren Seaatona 0 O ft 0. Drivtn Ingram I Oft Z CaM n Acree 0 0-0 0 TUals 31 2-8 83. Halftime . Flral Baptist 34. Prophecy 3 2 Threc-poinl Add goala _ Flral Baptlat 3 (Anderson 3, Clayton. Sltlaway): Prophecy I (Parker) Team foul* _ First Baptist 8; Prophecy 10 Fouled oul _ none. Technicals _ none. Hecorda _ First lUpUst 7-3. Prophecy 1-9. C .H .O .P. 7 6 . NAZARENE I 4 4 Sanford lot Church of tho Namortno T u n 91 (44) Bryan Ruby 0 Oft 0. Mare Dehney 2 Oft 4. Brandon Kin net I 0 4 ft I Z Dennis H U I Oft Z Brian Howard ft f t » Ift Lyle Itablnaon 2 Oft 4. Totals 189-1744. C o a a u u lty Hanot of Prayer (76) Tig Seaver (RBI): ore hit _ Bob Palagono (mn. RBI). Neal Goldman; two m ns scored _ Todd Cox. Sunrise Funeral Home: three hits _ Kevin Julian (triple, mn. RBI). Nokia Roberts (double, two RBI): two hits _ Kellhlan Roberts (home m n . m n . two RBI); one hit _ Arthur B a m e s (double, m n . RBI). Keith Acree (double, two m n s). Jo el Lip­ scom b (m n . RBI). Robert S te­ vens (m n). Raymond HortsDeld. Craig Merkerson, Steven Den­ nis. Nice 'N Easy: five hits _ Mark Huamon (three doubles, two m n s. five RBI); four hits _ Dean Parm er (two doubles, three m n s. two RBI). Kenneth P erk ­ ins (two m n s. RBI); three hits _ Mike McLohon (double, three m n s . RBI). Denny Bowman (double, m n . RBI), Mark C lat­ terbuck (three m n s. two RBI): two hits _ Je rry Govern ale (home m n . three m n s. four RBI). Tom Wilks (double, two m n s. three RBI), Tim Barrett (m n . RBI). ADAPCO: three hits _ Jam ie Pttzer (triple, double, two m n s. two RBI): two hits _ Danny Hewitt (home m n . two ru n s, three RBI). Bobby Brown (triple, four RBI), B ru ce S ellers (two doubles, two runs). Mike Taylor (two m n s . RBI); one hit _ Larry Dillon (double, run, RBI), Tbny Taylor (double, two runs), Ja m e s Cogbum (double, run), C “ h l^i Smith. THE POLARIS PICK YOUR PACKAGE PROGRAM. Choosing a Polaris watercraft is easy. The tough part is picking your perks. Because if you buy a 1999* or 1996 Polaris watercraft right now, you get to choose from one of the great packages below, which includes up to $600 in accessories. Just a rt 1-800-TOLARB or vfait www.polarisindustries.com for the dealer nearest you. First time watercraft owner? Get everything you need for fun under the sun. Package indudes protective arret two doddr^ rope* personal flotation device, two-piece wet suit, glove* hydro shoe* cooler bog a gallon of ail fire extinguisher and anchor. IB S . ■ 7 * 0 9 0 1 0 9 . 7 19 (1(990 tas . 19 19 Uke to go places and not come back for awhile? This kit will help you see what's out there. Goodies indude saddlebag* cargo rack and coolet storage pouch, personal flotation device, bag cooler, docking deal and cup holder. 499 1(191.90 90 0090 ■ . 1 1 1 9 For those who prefer to save as much of their own cold, hard cash as possible. We're talking nothing down, no pay­ ments and no interest until January 20001 Inal's a whole millennium away. McCrayi Pago I B half before It was realized he had an opportunity to break the tingle gam e scoring record. Following that season . McCray w as the Must Valuable Player a t the Seminole CountyVolusia County All-Star Game, w as the Central Florida Player of the Year and w as named C lass 4A First Team All-State. Alter graduating from Sem i­ nole. McCray took his talents to Seminole Community College and Immediately helped turn around a program that had been 1 6 -1 6 and 1 6 -1 5 the two previous years. In the two y ears he w as at 8C C , 1 9 8 0 -8 1 and 1 9 8 1 - 8 2 . the Raiders went 2 9 - 3 and 2 2 6 , a combined 5 1 -9 , the second best for a two-year group b e ­ hind the 1 9 6 7 -6 9 group, which won SCC’s only State C ham pi­ onship. with a 5 5 - 7 m ark, and two ap p earan ces In the State Tbum am ent. As a freshman at 8C C McCray m ade 2 9 0 field goals, a record that stood until recently, and w as the No. 5 all-time leading scorer with 1 ,0 2 1 points, a 1 9 .6 point per gam e average, and Is still In the Too 1 0 for a career aa a Raider. All this d e ­ spite missing several gam es and playing most of his sopho­ more season with a knee Injury. After his sophomore season he w as also named co-winner of the Most O utstanding Athlete for the entire Seminole Com ­ munity College Allhetic Program and was a Ju n io r College AllS tate selection. C en tral Florida C ycle & Sk i 245 N. 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RAINES GAUGE Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Oakland Athletics. His statistics for the 1 9 9 9 season Is In the first colum n, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1999) in the third column. RAINES GAUGE CATEGORY G am es.................... A t-b als.................... R u ns........................ Hits.......................... RBI........................... Doubles................. Triples.................... Home ru n s........... S teals...................... Average.................. Raines flew out a s a plnch-hltter In the ninth Inning a s the A's lost 7 - 6 to the American League W estern Dtvlslon leading Texas Rangers on Wednesday night and did no! play as Oakland dropped a 5 - 3 decision to the Rangers on Thursday night. h ast 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .3 3 4 *99 41 102 15 22 14 2 0 3 1 .2 1 6 M IM E 2 .3 2 7 8 .6 4 8 1 .5 4 0 2 .5 5 6 956 415 112 166 804 .2 9 6 m .ia a o Perfect for people who Uke to pull their family and friends around for a good time. Packsgr Indudes water ski* rear boarding step, V-tube, a couple of personal flotation devices and two pairs of glove* fcw s-tt-ssrtb tsek sisfy tsfay. three runs), Nakla Roberts (RBI). Kenny's Klan: two hits _ Hank Tookc (two triples, four RBI). The first Stay In School B a s ­ ketball Cam p will be held Ju n e 28-th rou gh -Ju Jy 2nd. Students m ust bring their own lunch to cam p every day. C oaches and college players will talk to cam p participants about staying In school, drugs and alcohol. Participants will also learn the basic fundamentals along with shooting, passing and drill techniques. The cam p begins at 9 a.m. every morning, with lunch from 1 1 :3 0 a.m . to 1 2 :3 0 p.m . and the cam p ends at 1 p.m . The price to attend Is $ 4 0 . For more Information call McCray at 3 2 8 -1 1 4 0 . mxucts 01/nFamtFun 3401N. Huy 17-02 • Longuood • 407-3224253 i Leg*! Notices Legal Notices ■a Dodg M TM i CStCUTT COURT U Ford 10 MBS moaora m a Ma «m i » cp M RE 1STA TI OF NUTHC.OAEEN AMIA RUTH CHARLOTTE (M E N Legal Notices Legal Notlcet NOTICS OF NOTICE OF AUCTION TNe aucaon wS bo Mto on JWy 17. I M to Noon « 8 1 Aubn Ave, II F-tMS 2FASP01MDX1J 1N4QS8S1LC7W164 7-1740 as Ctvy IC M FSIF TF X M m i •0 For* 1OMDXMS7VWHM106 7-1S4B _ M Dodg 1 S 4 0 0 I^ U 7 1 S m •a Dodg 1S1ES4JCIWO44106I The Aucaon wS bo h rt M MOO pm f ic t it io u s h a m s Noaca U luroby g rtn tu t wo or* •ngagtd to buttua* to *M B. H rt SL Sanford. FL 8771. Earmnoto County Florida wtow tu - Ovwdo, a a U N U S A N S C N TR A 1N4EB37H0PC763043 Fubbtoi: Jw u M . IM S DED41I IN I. to t u Ctowi Cowl County. Florida. " » addran <X tu not* to acoapt or i any «id « i tod*. Putdrtl Jw u H . I M DEO-S07 M THE CNICUrr COURT DO-214 wMch H F A Drawer C. Florida t r m . m o _______ adrtaae* to t u poraorul rspraaarv wava and 9m poraorul wmMtoto wok aaomoy am oor torti M o w ALL MTEREETEO PERSONS ARE NOTIFICO THAT: AI parson* on whom tito noOoa w aarvod who havo ntfsi-tam* t u ciuawna r a vatday o lw aw U .au lyuMrutoino el t u pottonto mpmMa Cowl art Nuaw M kTlSM tar rtyacsoru w*h n * Cowl WiTHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PU9UCAT10N OF TH U NOTICE OR TMRTY DAYS AFER THS DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH U NOTICE ON THEM. AI omtotor* of lu S m a rt and M THE COtCUT COURT I COUNTY. M RE: THE ESTATE OF: JAY WIZARD MONK, s i in s csicu rr c o u r t anSNOLE COUNTY. I C A M NO: 07440 CA14F COUNTRYWPE HOME LOANS, MC.. M RE: ESTATE OF WALLACE R. SPENCER. TS U O EFREN MONTEVEROE AAROVOfBSFMI414200): SANDS V. MONTEVEROE (SStoJNKNOWN): M any WALLACE R-SPENCER, < SS41SCF. 14 | to tu NOTICS OF AMSMSTRATW JAY WEJ-ARO MONK. FM NwMto bS-MOCP. to | to t u CbcWI Court tor to ndnoto Probate DMrton, to wtam N Sonus** County CowtuuM . F 0 Drawer C. — 17777-0460 T1U lertupononto m cowi ALL MTERESTEO PERSONS ARS NOTIFIED THAT M USW Court WITHM THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST FU9UCAT10N OF TM U NOTIOB OR TUR TV DAYS AFTER THE OATS OF SCR. VC E OF A COPY OP TH U N0T1CS °Moawr'cmmn Su S m art w so n tu 1M id w et JULY. M M . to HSOo-dbcmAM. M tu W r t t r t am o» aw or Court WTTMN T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FU S T PUBLICATION OF TH U N O TC t. Ttu A M Ot «U M puMa aw Noam s June H . M M . Poraorul Ra WITHM THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST FUEUCATION OF TH U NOTICS OR TMRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF TH U NOTICE ON THEM. ■ m to Samtooto Coway. Florid* LM Eft T ir t M l M Cartoon, to to PW S ad 4ft F m 11 37, toctatow aa Rtoamd to County, Florida, purauanr to t u Final Court, t u «yto el wMch U totoowad WITNESS my hand and otoeW a rt el MM Cowl M i 1001 day of Juno. p f y - x on N w r whom w w w v i tto b r t o«"* u m "« m M M i COWI WITMN LATER OF TH R U MONTHS AFTER THS DATE OF THE FVUT FUEUCATION OF TH U NOTICE OR TM RTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPY OP TH U NOTICE ON THEM, at too < Or to tu jiM H p B o* on whom a copy of Ma note* to " «w tu to t M W tolNi Court WITMN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE P EN T PUBLICA­ TION OF TH U NOTICS OR TMRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TH U NODCE ON THEM. court WITMN THE LATE OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE. FK S T PUBLICA­ TION OF THU NOTICE OR TMRTY 0AY9 AFTER THE OATI OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF TH U NOTICE ON THEM. totui pi toftor cndMrt to tot i Or •an sm (407) U P - t i l l Puts* A m tft ana Jidy I . IM F 0ED406 NOTICE OF 1$ 0^$fi UcCorvuf TOwmg wS tol N FUbac Aucaon tor 111 MddN.a«M- Ml 79 Ford 17 Dodg F IM N C H tm 1B3SS44MHN4U419 101BKJ8V40XIF7S2J contact Court i m ar. 101 N. Fork Aaanut, SUM M M I. SantorO. Florida 1(771. (4 0 7 )im i3 0 art. 4 87, wTMn l wertong a m of yew receipt of Mo lUaorUad Nose# of Sato; I you oro Mating I 14004644771; 0 you aro M M topoMd. ca« 1400-M64770. (COURT SEAL) OF THE CIRCUIT COURT 9y: Jana E. Jaoawto O ip u w c irt BUTLER 4 HOOCH F A 11M ft Coruut Road. SUM E Ortondo. F I 12012 (407)814100 Pubbtot June 11. Z6. I M DCD-154 court WITHM T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THS PWST FUEUCATION OF TH U NO TCE. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED WZL T h tl of tu tort to June M . W Lynda S. t i l l W. Cowty ~ 411 oourt WITHM THREE MONTHE AFTER THE DATE OF THE PMST PUBLICATION OF TH U NOTCE. a l l n flam. r tM v rm a n d OBJECTIONS NOT SO FEED W1L ■E FOREVER BARRED. Tha Sato of »• brat pubbeatoon to M* Noao* • FiMm J w u m . i m . MARSHA LEIQHFRANK9H AMKIOS ROAD DCSARY. FLOREM 8711 TH 0 M A lC .f r No 86474 O tD u to M A .E p m .F A FO 90*1164 Bardord.Pl 8771-184 FtortMSwStoPoMtnT1 FUMrtc Jw u 8 . and JWy 1. IM S 00411 FO I S ill (407) 814711 A n a H .M J W y t .il �Jl Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad | f HE JO B DOM E! Somioota Herald, SanlonJ. Florida • Friday, Ju n e 25, 1999 • 3 * Legal Notices Legal Notices N O T K I TO THE PUBLIC Note* a hereby giy*o mat a Pubtc I dating wd ba h*M by Via Planrang 4 Zoning Commitian *1 Vw City Commit ton Chambbri, C*y Hal, Santord Honda a) TOO pm on Thtnday. Jtey I, I N I . to conudr Via toamtmg etianya and anwndmam to N Zorwig Onknanca ol Via C ly ol Canlord Sm x io d County. NOTICE OF 4 A L I OF MOTOR VEHICLE Punuant to Florida Statute 713 545. Mk) Florida i d n And Recovery, ad tat at pubic ta d lor cath Vd totowng detailed vehrc d d ) locadd at dnor't pdea to M l dfy a ctamed tan tor dbot and'or (toraga 1MB FORO WAVIN 1FDOA14U7K2A7B477. Id n Ami 53775 Owner T )t rued A Lyord 3037 Dreytuthrre Dr Orlando FI LdnhoktenCtdck Erprett Fnance 101 E Kennedy Tampa FI IB M OMC WAO VIN 10KC81BR5JB534177 Ldn ami 53775 Owner,Mama Haywat 3138 RrvN Tree 1105 Orlando FL LrenhotoerCheck Erprett Fnance 101 E Kennedy Tampa FL IBM LINCOLN 40 VIN 1LNIIPB6F7GY75M7B Ldn ami 11875 Owner/Richard or Bonne Brockalt 1773 Taylor SI Ovddo FL Ldnhoidar/Chacii Erprett Franca 101 Kennedy By Tampa. F I 1B90 CHEVROLET 40 VIN 1V1SKS154LZ074053 LIEN AMT 57085 Owner Nancy Smboi 1030 N YFnre Park Dr Cattatdrry. FL Uanhoklar/Check Erprett I nance 101 Kennedy By Tampa FL. IB M FORD 7D VIN 1FABP7SA2QFX37M LIEN AMT 57095 Owner/Rodney J Dana 7IBI W Airport Bv Santord. FL Ldner/DoCt Cut tom Bet Trtntiruetion 1B X Longwood Lk Mary Bv Longwood. FL 37750. Ttl407-43I*31M Sad dad July I I. 1899 to 1000 a m at Doe r Cuatom lied Trantmrtton Bard VeTecdU) may be redeemed by taMtyng Vd tan pnor to tad dad You have tie rgM to a haanng M any tone prior to tad dad by tong a demand tor h*armg n Vd t r o d com Owner hat Vd n y r 10 recover pottetaton ol vahted by potang 1 bond m accordance » m FS 558 B IT any proceed! n arcatt ot f a ernoerr ol V d kan w « be dapottdd a m Vd Cdrk ot Cacul Coul m Vie county where Vd veh*d a hard Pubkth Jtra 75. IB M DED-715 Haranrang bom AO. AfpcUtora To Vial ol PO. Ptormad LEGAL DESCRIPTION N 710 17 ol Lot 14, Smaha 3rd Subd. at racotdtd m Via Pitatc Racordt ol Bbtnxiod County. Florida in Plat Book I . Pag* M Tha proparly bang mora ganaraly daterPad at Via comae ol Hay 4« andCantral Pvt Dnva Tha Plamng 4 7orwig Commation ad tubma a laoommandt lion to Via CVy Commit to n m Itror ol. or agawitl tot raquattad etianga or amandmant The CVy CommaMon ad hold a Pube Haanng ai Via Commtttnn Room m Cay Hal. Santord. Florida at 7.00 p m on Jtey H , 1BW, to conttdr ta d recom AI parbat ti vaaratl and ottant •ha! have an opporkxwy to be heard at laid rwanngi Jamat R VWanno. Charvnan Planning 4 Zomng Commaaton ADVICE TO THE PUOUC V a parion dm dat to appeal 1 dtettaon made «dh retpact to any miner contadtrad al Vd above maatng or haarrgt. he. tea made need a v*rbaton record ol Via procodxigi. mcKwbng toe leihmony and evtby the CVy ol Santord (FS 2440105) PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR TC lP A Tt VI ANT OF THESE PRO CEEDINOS SHCKJID CONTACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 3395426 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING Pubbth A n t 14. 25. IB M 0E O I4 3 NOTICt TO THE PUBLIC m th s Noace d hereby grven Vdt a Pub*c Idtnng wR be hard by f d Pdrmng 5 Zoning Cnmmttuon m Vd C»y Commrttton Chambatt. Cay Hal, tUrdord. Florida M 700 ; m . on Trwtdey. Ady 1, IBM . to conttder Vd totowaig change and amend mam to I d Zonmg Ordnance ol Vd CVy ot Santord. Sermnod Comfy. Florida em eurr c o u n t , OP TH4 EIGHTEENTH TUOtCIAL CIRCUIT. IN ANO FOR I COUNTY. C A M N O : 44-1414-DR-040 M THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION OF C JC . Reronmg bom AQ. AgnoAxal 1b Vdt ot: N O TIC t OP ACTION TO Robed W Bridget John E Poto ConectanN Factory I I I Butoh BNd Santord. a 37773 YOU ARE NOTIFIED Vito ton toctom you ara requaed to aarva a copy ol MLCtto lm i. J r. liq u e t. t o f u a t teat ■ l i t Nordi Part Avarua. Santord. Ftodda 37771, on or batore Vd 73* day W JULY. 1444. and tto Vd original adh Vd Cdrk ol Vet C am N 301 N. Part Avarua. PO. Boa 414, Santord. Florida 32772M l* , batore tarnca on Prdionar or wutuiktdry ViaraaMw II you toi to do to. a dateM may be antorad agunei you tor Via ratal demanded n Vd Patton Copret ol ai eotal documanlt in t w cate, notodng ortjert tort tovetotett H Vd Cltot ft Vd Crrcul CourTt adtoto You may lavue id e a doarmantt ipon raguaal you au N heap Vd dark ol Vd Caaul CourTt oRca mated ol your curate oddroao (You may toa Noted ol Curate Addroaa. Florida FtmOy Lav Form 11.411) Fukx* papart to tort laertud M i be maned to Vd on record al Vd C d rkt WARMNO: Rud 17745, Florida Famtoy U n i rutot ol Pracadura. raqubat oartoai automate dtetotna ol documanto and tntormakon F a t n to comply can ro u t m tancSena, todudng itemwad or tortung otptoadngt Dated JUNE i t . IBM MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Nancy R. Wave Deputy Clark Pubttn J i m IS . and JiVy 7. B. 18. IBM DED-70B Planned Devotopmenl LEGAL DESCRIPTION Lot 75 (LESS Bag SW Cor nai E 740 Off N 732 37 W 215 00r SVrty on crave 3477 S 20737 to bag and baa 337 37 N ot SW Cor rui N 207.37 E 240 OCT S 732 3 7 W 2151X7 NWly on axv* 34 27 to bag) 5 At ol Lot 74 Srnm't 3rd &4rL PM Boob 1. Paot M v o o r c M F t T ' r ^ r N t / i ot Ldto 47 4 34 4 E I d ol vacated load aRacam on S n a i l 3rd Bteid. Pdt Book 1. Pag* 46 The property bang mora generaty Tha Planting 5 Zonmg Commrttton CVy Committoon In tavor ot, 01 raquattad manga or a Pubtc Haarng n Vd •n CVy Hat. Santord. Florida al 700 pm. on JiVy 24. IBM . to conatdtr aatd racomAt parkat ai mtorate and Nod have an opponundy to ba haard M tatd heamgt Jamat R Vdrrmo. Chavman Planting 4 Zonmg Comm— an ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: 4 4 pan made atti raapacllo any matoar oorv trdarad al Vd above ndakng or heamgt. ha/tha made need t varbatm record ot V d prooaadnga, ncfcjdng Via dtamony and evtdanoa. which record d not provided by lha Cvy ol Santord. (FS 2M 0I0S) PERSONS WITH DtSABVJTIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PAR­ TICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PRO CEEDW OS SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5424 44 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETVta. Pubkth: June I t . 25. IB M DE0-141 THE «T . JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTINCT The Matdn Academy ot Central Honda. 1256 N I FL. 37751. Appkcakon *51785. Ttd appkcanl propoaat to atVidraiv 004 ate tan gaaona pm day ot tdtar lor 14.74 acre* ol Urban Lamtacapa mgaaon. PuMc madtane and nghtt ot way Tha wahdrawad uaad by Baa propoaad PteRcl « R eonatal ol Oround Wbttr bom Vd Fkndan Aquter via 1 Propotad MM ta Samnod County tocadd in Sacaon 70. Tbaratap I t Soudi. 31 EatL Tha tta toe*bon nama d known at "Mattel fcademy*. Shoted you b* Mtrattod In any of toa tedd aptcaSon*. you d Vd E l Johnt Rkrar Wate Managwnate Dtebld. 404B Raid St, P.O. Box 142B. Padfta. Florida 32178-1478. Wrdan obftekont or ■ raqudN to ba *■' ------------------------ 1 V d appkcaiion may ba meda. but thould 1 CM) day* bom ■ « data el EM pubarakon 1 obfactor by nama and adwaaa. and 1 V d obRcaon to Vd apptcaaon. AV kmaty Bad artaNi atbac lone adi be presented to ffie Board ftor ooneidersaon In is (Mberaaon on Vie appt raaonpnor to Vd Board taking acaon on Vd applicaaon Fdng a wnaan oOftcaon doat not artada you to a Chaptor 120. FUnda (Hat at 1 adnwidkabva haanng NoBca ot tndndtd (propoaad) Dwtoct Daemon wd ba provtoad to partont aho hove raquattad bidtokkdl nokc* Peraont whoaa tubV M V n te a td am atactad by Vd appkeaton and who t d a patdon wttotn Vd kmabamat praacrtdd by Chapter 78-108 and Rud 40C-1.1007, Ftattda Adaandbadve Coda (F A C ) tench mead V d raquramanto ot Chaptot 24-10E. F A C ., may obtain an admexfbatve haanng. Pubiah: June 75, IBM DED-IOE Legal Notices NOTICE OF AUCTION Thrt auckon wd ba held on July 14. IB M al Noon at 325 Audi Ave. Ovddo. F L Vd vehicdt on Vd day batore Vd auckon bom B AM unto 4 PM Term* ara cath or certVwd lundt only Onado Towing reeervet V d ngpt to accapl or rakda any and tv bid* Tha totowaig vehtedt ara offered lor btH 47 OLDS CUTLASS 703AM51R3HB358864 B7FORD F-150 1FTEX15H7NKA455I0 Pubkth June IS. IBM DEO 710 N O TIC t OF SALE To aatrtty owner tan lor ram due n accordance with Florida Stakrdt. Sat Storage Factory Act Seckona S3 801 43 SOB. context ot deled GEORGIA RAYFlELD 308 Bo ret. Ftxnrkjre Mnc BENJAMINE NAVARRO 37fl Furrvhee, HoUM tHM Idmt JANE L U Z 342 Funxtore, Botat. Mnc MCHELLE SHARGON 430 Fiantora. HoutahoW Idmt DAVID NELSON OS 1470 Chevradl Green VVti 1345710182447 Al i r a i ara told *at d* and mutl ba pad tor m CASH mmedwlery loaowng ta d Al w M advarkaad mar im ba avatabd al ana ol ta d n t d avert ol tefdtmom between owner and obtgtdd party Ouyerr mutt ramova ai comamt. sweep inV and had away dabna Condma wto ba ton at pubtc auckon 10 me n g a w tedder or oVtewne deposed ol to DATE JULY 2. IBM TM C 1700 NOON Magnoka Sad Storage 2530 Magruka Ave Santord FI 32773 (407)321 240i Pubkth June 11.25. IBM DED-110 NOTICE TO THE PUBUC Notoa to hereby grvan Vial a Pubtc Haanng wto ba held by Bd Pdrmng I Zonmg Commnaon n t d Cay Commtteon Chantoart. CVy Hat. Santord. Florida at 700 pm on Tlwedey JcXy I. IBM . to conwdtr Bd toVoweig change and amendmarX to me Zonmg Ordnanca ol Vd Cay ol Santord. Samnod CowXy. Florida Re/unmg bom MR 2 MUdtot F amR) Ratrdtnbal To Vdt Of MR S. MuVtod LEGAL DESCRIPTION A PORTION OF THE SANFORD GRANT ANO A PORTION OF GOVERNMENT LOT 3. ALL M SECTION 12. TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH. RANOE X EAST. SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLOROA. BEING MORE PARTICULARLY OCECRMEO AS FOLLOWS COMMENCV40 AT THE NORTH­ WEST CORNER OF THE SOUTH WEST 1/4 OF SAX) SECTION 12, P R O C U B - EBU4M - O l'X T H " w es t, alo n g th e w ester ly UN E OF S A O SECTION I f . A DIS­ TANCE OP 401 57 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEOtoMNO OF SUB JE C T PARCEL THENCE CONTiN U N O ALONO TH E SAX) WESTER­ LY UNE OP SECTION 12. SOUTH OPTED** WEST. A DISTANCE OF 14 40 FEET: THEN CE SOUTH 3 4 1 7 5 7 EAST. DEPART MG SAX) WESTERLY UNE OF SECTION 12. A DISTANCE OF 70125 FEET: THENCE NORTH 47*5435* EAST. A DISTANCE OF 67 62 FEET; THENCE NORTH *4*4438* EAST. A DISTANCE OP 110 40 FEET. THENCE NORTH 44*4034* EAST. A DISTANCE O F 74.11 FEET. THENCE NORTH U X O T V EAST. A DISTANCE OF 114.S4 FEET. THENCE NORTH S 3 3 1 T T EAST. A DISTANCE OF 54.74 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 75*4747 EAST. A DISTANCE O f 54 74 FEET; THENCE NORTH 74*7S20* EAST. A DISTANCE OF 5531 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 4 S 1 4 D T EAST. A DISTANCE O F 54.44 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 7B*S1'S3* EAST. A DISTANCE OF 35 03 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0144*17' EAST. A DISTANCE OF 43 M FEET; THENCE SOUTH 4BW07* WEST. A DISTANCE OF 79.72 FEET; THENCE NORTH O T t S I X WEST. A DISTANCE OF 435 43 FEET; TO POINT ON A NON-TANGENT CURVE. CONCAVE SOUTHEAST­ ERLY ANO HAVING A RADIUS OF 430 71 FEET. THENCE ALONO THE ARC OF SAX) CURVE AN ARC LENOTH OF 332 48 FEET. SAIO ARC BEINQ SUBTENDED BY A CHORD BEARING ANO DISTANCE OP SOUTH 431B D T WEST. 324 79 FEET. THENCE SOUTH 211725* WEST. A DISTANCE OF 353 55 FEET. TO A POINT OF CURVATURE OF A CURVE CONCAVE NORTH­ WESTERLY ANO HAVING A RADIUS OP 1B0 B1 FEET. THENCE ALONO TH E ARC OF SAX) CURVE ANO ARC LENOTH OP 73440 FEET. SAX) ARC BE M O SUBTEND­ ED BY A CHORD BEARMG ANO DISTANCE OP SOUTH 14*7737 WEST, 220 34 FEET, TO THE POM T OF BCQSfMNQ OF SAX) SAX) PARCEL THUS DESCRIBED CONTAINS 754255. I I SQUARE FEET OR SJ62 ACRES. MORE OR Tha property bang 1 Tha Planning 4 Zoning Commdtion CVy mmaaton In lavor ot. or Tha C ly Commmaon a ll hold a Puttac Hearing to toa Commrttton Room to Cvy Hal. Santord. Florida M 7.00 p m an JiVy 24. 1944 to contodv aato recom- CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ctoddy Qm** cryotogrtmi are orattot kow p tettowt b aeoytt. peKtnd pratenr Earh ddar ti Vd cteitr toandt to fortortoLe JeouatoS todt have anopportunay lobe haard to tard haartngt. *B ZCT CT UAQHFXP ZCT UQN TZXCRXKT Wl TLBMR THHCIDI L X0 . NO CAA CT ■ C PSP RZN COP NO.' SLXO - UOR PSMP JNSCHPX P R E V IO U S S O L U TIO N : 'T h d t r t o t m usic tb o va U other Bits It ttia RKpfdttioR o l ttw soul o» e n ito n .* — Ralph V au gh tn Pdrmng a Zoning Commdtoon ADVICE TO THE PUBUC. 4 4 parvon daodtt 10 appeal a mads van reaped to any ma Me need a varbalm record ol me procaadtogt. •ncludmg lha latkmony and avtdanoa. teach record d not provided by me Cvy ol Santord (FS 2M.0105) PERSONS WITH OtSABSJTCS NEEOM Q ASSISTANCE TO M R TO P A T E M A N Y OF THESE PROCEEO W G S SHOULD CONTACT TH E PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-5424 a HOURS SI ADVANCE OF THE M EETMQ. FuM ah.Juna1S.I4.1SM DEO-144 21— P e r s o n a l s 71— H ALONE? FL* RESPECTED Dtlmg Bureau m e* 19771 ALL Ages (25-90) Bringing People Together 500 972-4477 (24hn) Longwood Maat tga Studio. Wah tot welcome 7 day* Prtvvd rmt Female Sufi Lite VMM000775S _________ 407-338-5300_________ Make ■ eucceteful twrtch lo lha ultimata way of mealing people. Call 2I1-3B0B lo gal 2 5 — S p e c ia l N o t ic e s O PEN DOOR Sooal Service* ol Florida it a therapeutic toiler care agency opening an office in lha Orlando area Wa ara looking lor derkcatad and canng famawt who ara interested in providing children with a tala and nurtunng anvvonmanl by becoming totler parent* H you have love m your heart and 1 to your home, pdate con­ tact OPEN DOOR at *07-48427— N ursery C & C h il d are CHILDCARE DayV Nvjhlt/ Weekends Fn Hghi*- Pitta ' Sdepover Sal Nxynt- CookouV Swan 322-1774 or Pager 743-7313 M MY HOME CPR. HRS Certifled __________ 302-4021___________ Infant Cara n my honw. M f 7am -6 3 0 p m SHOWk. Santord/ Lk Mary, 372-4757 REGISTER NOW, Pra* 4 5 C d ia SUikng Aug 3rd Al Kindarganan/ Inlam Sktoa Taught, at we* at Lang Oevetop/Mam Stoat Limned Space Aval Cat tor Pated 371-7434 33— W M e ic h t anagem ent You deni have to tore wllh the patn of Bbromydtgd C a l 407IM 0107 OF 1-444-343-4047 for 57—OPPORTUNniES b b TV AUOTTKMS t t Curly Nbbl it tootong tor tadrX ad Kxto 5 16 tor Curly* KM* Club. Contact Cindy al The* H Play, 407-327-0447 70— E d u c a t io T n elp W APPO INTM ENT S ETTER S ! 1100 SION ON BONUS H O S tV hr. wtud framing Ava rags (to ­ l l s H r- N O SELLING No cold cans, Fte« Schedule.BeneMt Cad 323-7070, E a t I I I AUTOM OTIVE TECHNICIANS Full terries auto caniar needt Brake. Alignment, and Aa Con(Mining Technicisnt Wa pay lop wages to lha nduttry. and amptoy tom* ol lha bail M ail Mechanic 1 and ASE Techt Slop and mwl one ol our loealo n t lo check our credential*, or ca l tor a confidential interPhone 407-302-4902 Mambert of Floods Automobile A u n . F ITD R A TA N A and ASE TV IE EXPRESS AUTO C EN TER S . BIC P R 407-307-4907 ________FAX 4»7-3«-4t03________ Child Car# - In your home (Sanlord Lake Mary prtearrad) tor prockxji 6 month old M F. S-6 Must ba dependable. canng. and *rpenanced with mlantt Pleaxa cat 322 5255____________ CLERICAL/ O FFICE HELP P -T to Santord A t m . Ue not raq ___________ 323-44M___________ Counter Persona: Counter t i p tor buty dry ctoanar Etc pay Laka Mary 333 4070620 7639 . DATA ENTR Y C LER K . Computer' Windows E rp rwg Growing Sales Co m Santord (near Sam nod Town Mtel) E«p with xwoicot hatplte * 7to Baited to 447-7IMIB5 DRIVER •VENOBIQ R O UTE SNACK TIME VENDING Serving Cantral FL tor 15 y n Top pay 4 ban* Clean MVH A stable work hrtl Start 5am. M-F, Lnqwd 332-9769 1, Long a «od Door 4 Tnm Company. FT. Mon-Fn. 6am-2 30pm ♦ ovarknw. O u s t B C O L good driving record kfbng reqd. o k benefrti. M S G tir. nag to atp OFWP. EOE. 407-321-4410____________ DRIVERS Indap Contractors. Immd 1990 or newer 4 (3 Sedan Beeper or Ce* Phone a ptute r a in in g ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL C O L VA7TA Apprv Job A u d i Ytkand ciaaeat National Truck School 1-400-444-7344 -T h f i t W * W A N T tD "Cracker Banal** Sarvart, Cooks. Onhwaahart 200 Fkcbman Dr (M 4 Hwy 44) 407-774-1070 Stdcra mtoate Otltnu Far P u m a to S I S J SS1-------A B E T T E R J O S FOR T0U1 Juti Call Never a Fa te . HELP Paraonnte 571 4SSS A ma/or Santord manulacturar wd ba conducing rXarvwwt tor producaon workart at B d Marina HoW 4 Contaranct Cantor. 530 N PatodBo Ava. Santord Intorv d w t w d ba condudad W ad . June 30 6 T h u n . Jtey I. from Bam-3pm to V d Monroe Room Abova average pay Paid health. M*. denial i muon toturanca altar 90 day trial period. Qpporlundy tor promoBoo._______ FOR THE Fuibm * wah Eactetom wages 'PraptOrll Cook* Hgh vokjm* rattaurant tocstod aim* Orlando-Santord Airport J o r r y s C s tB fB fs 323-0345 Apply • Bldg A 2nd Fb Mon •Fft-9-2 PM I lor Tad Co. 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OFWP W aaervtoM and Supply B01 Codtoco Y/ay, Bantord Opanlnga PVFT tor (andonal floor car* t houtakaepxig poatoon* on 2nd A 3rd W a n ted BdRZSTiWB------ B BtSTALLERS NEEDED B Immeddd Oparunga. Vacation 4 Pension Benefits. Laborer-. Must have vsld Or*. Uc. A own tranaportakon 5650/ hr Apply in person: Fxtt-Wargh C o . 210 Tech Dr , Santord. batow. and conknung kom day to LAWN MUUNTENANCE Commaroal t» p raqurad. charteas ko rant and oSdr chargu tor when a Ian on tarns d cdsnad. T o i Free 14 LtaveName w/ Area Code 4 No OFFICE ASSISTANT DATE OF SALE: 0T/1LM TIME OF SALE: 10BO AM OandSa 81 John 217 Tten Sad. Kachan 8cppk*t. Toy*. Mdatm* 479 Sac. Couch (7 Pc Stoapar) wto Md bamt. Itouaahctd idmt. Lamp*. Smte Fumaura ETC. Robert J Cdrk 461 HoutehnM letni Hadrna Fradan HoutehoU Idmt Tony Babty HoutahoW Idmt US Sat Corwactor C/0 Tim McCoy Jerry Ookkn Fumaura 626 322 42 CBS 330-1461________ Slay Homs. Lot* Ytegrx F-T. Must ba Computer LX. Oood Salary Plus BanaMs 342-347-4404 ExL 113 or T>4 Tna* --------------- ttow t T-------------------------------OWN A COMPUTER? PiXMtoWarkf 57547IAir. PTBT 1-646-744-1473 P-T BOAT LAUNCHER ATTENDANT For Bto Summar, M-T.W 4-6 pjn. FrtorKfy Csdial Wk. Emr Oraat ’ ■ 1 to work. For mora Into placet Cal M FifswT-aaiflio 12 93— R ooms For R ent FBC 51*8. Park Ava. Sanford FL 32771 RacapttoniaVCtertcal • Pleasant phone vote* Individual 10 han­ dle modem* phone activity Clerical and computer skiVt a PLUS Santord. 323-0940 RTFS NEEDED. FT/PT And or Management Busy ItemocologyWcologyOtl Benefit! Aval Cal Jan* 1-804-774-1223 SEAMSTRESS tor dry ctoansrt m Lk. IMary 333 6070 or 620-7639 SECURITY OFFICER JO B Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Ataoc. 434-7444 SEMINOLE LANOSCAPBia. BIC. 'Powbona Avaiabto* 'LANOSCAPBID* Tractor and/or Bobcat operators naadad Experienced operators tor Ixial grading 610 112/MR Vac/ Pennon Banatits COL Req IRRIGATION* Hetpars/ intlaliars needed xnmediately Vac and Pennon Ctel 407-323-5133 No *R>an*ncd necauary Cal 332-7574 Teachers naadad tor San lord area preschool M itt have 10 6 20 hour training Ctel Joyce tor • 321-7635 A 550 cdttwig dtpoti wS ba cte dcM lor each una purctiatad and ratundad atdr a l oontonli ot Vd tetey. Tha above adormahon d to bo pitotohad ones a weak lor two oon•ackJbva weeks. Bern aato to ba undar and by vaiura at ma ttolutoa cl t d stoto. to tuch catot mads and PuMth: J i m 26. and JiVy 2, IB M DCD-700 WEEKLY RENTALS Starting • 177/wk Histone Downtown 330-4423 EFFICSNCY W4h Mad service convenient locator 321-4900 Furnished room*, ai utttiet in­ cluded. laundry, phone 4 Moh­ an us* SBOtek. 330-7373 ROOM FOR RENT Catsteberry oft 434 nm wBreakup Laundry Fum 395 wtoy 494-3*35 .turn Bn w/ bath. SIOD/wk Near Lk BNd. im ok. 321-5236 97— A OF YOUR CURRENT JO B!!! LOOKBSO TO MAKE A CHANGE T T T National company tootong tor tipanencad pkrrrbmg techni­ cians Exctetent pay, 100% paid benefits 401k Wa want you to (oxi our learnt C a l (407) 9260066 tor kdormakon which coted toed 10 a bnghter hrturte_________ rK rtia triu u w m a vs a rta w kuk. MAMHOuaa/toute. Tun* vanteng tarvmg Snack Txn* Can F L 1tor IS ym Top pay A band W4 iram Lnqwd Lngwd 332 97 B76S WANTED M P E O F U TOOSTSSFM OSS t o Io m 3 0 in tw nasi M day* Nahbte A Ouarantoad 1-60G242-0363 art 1551 WarahouM htep tor rug store Should bd abd 10 M heavy wer/U 339-1911 WELDERS 2 tey in paraon Fxxl 710 Tech Dnva. 5000. WHOLESALE OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY SSEKBM OFFICE C U R K Hr. -40 a wk. perm. pod. M-FRi ,5-5p m PHONE Chaartubupbaat vorca numerous fK aptonrst duoas CLER W AL Oanaral kteXdted* Ft* Paparwork.Copras, Eto... DATA ENTRY: Chang* Comp Data. 10 KayPad Speed ORDER ENTRY. Typo Fax OrCLEANBKL Always keep a neat area.every Fn. AM . Ctel for tor A m L 334-3560 Ask tor Manama ^ 6 ^ m TODRIVE IM C IO M M B S H om m vem p a r tm e n ts • F u r n is h e d 7/1.1/7 2.000 Sq FI m Hitt O il fumrthed. W O Compielety Remodedd 5850 mm 247-4524 MIST. DfST. APT. Newty Reno EFF/1BR/2BR Ne* Clean Quart 5375- 552V Dap No Pals. No Probdmt 307-4440 SANFORO 1 BORM larg*. qudl. ax. rend area UOGmo, $400 dep. no kds/pett 323 8019 Santord; Sate 6 pnvsd. tovaty larg* 2SR apt Prefer mature parson No kids or pais 3100/ weak x 3200 sac (top 321-3735 98— R entals TIR ED ??? HOUSE FOR RENT. 56 BR 3500 WTH/ $300 D£P 374-103*. Ask tor Leroy 99— A U 99— Apartments U nturnished a n ted CHURCH SECRETARY. . 20 fd i hra par weak Pre­ pare Newsletter 4 promotional material* Computer skm req Word pubfcsher skato deurad p a r tm e n ts - n f u r n is h e d 1 and 2 bateoom Kdrtmentt tor rant Convantonl Santord tocairport From 3400/ 1. Cad J MARINER'S VILLAGE LAKEADAI BOrtM.S4SOUO 2 BOOM. SSTOMOANOUP 3 2 3 -0 6 7 0 103— HousesU nfurnished NOTICE A l rental and real estate adver­ tisements are tubyect lo the Federal Fax Houtxig Act. which makes it tiegal to advertise any preference, limitation, or dis­ crimination bated on race, col­ or. religion, m i . handicap, famdal tutus or national origin 5500 DOWN— U/HY RENT? When you can own tor* 3 bdrm home tv/ C/HA. new paxit A car­ pel 7 Aik about HUO hometl The HUIImsn Group, Inc. Realton-------------331-0333 3/2. screen porch . fenced yard. fxst/Ust plus security deposit. C al 365-7384 Ava* 7/1/99* RENT/ LEASE OPTION 5/1 -t 5. Completely Renovated new roof, paint, carpet, bto 722 Baywood Cited. Suniand Es­ tates. Santord 5750 month C a i: SB5-432S 6066666t666666M STEN3TROM RENTALS ★ ****★ ★ ★ SANOALWOOO v il l a s 1BR/ 1BTH Condo w/ CHAPool Water 4 Gbg toed $400/5400 SANFORD H O T. DIST IB IV IB TH A p I w/sem patio. Fxeptaco. Hardwood Ftoors. 10 FL CeWngs 53503300 SANFORO 1BR/ 1BTH Dupdxw/ • Screened Palo. Eat xi Kachan! 5350/5300 SANFORO 2 B/V 1BTH w/erpt. New Patol New Floonng. 5500/ 5500 • P M E R O O E C LU B 3B7V 2 BTH wl Pabo. New . Pant. New Flooring. Gated 1 Comm .Water t Gartiag* todd' 567V 5650 JIM DOYLE (407) 322-2495 * 114— WAREHOLfSE/llENTAL4 •aMon. 6/26/99 M 1 p m. IT- OEOROIA ARMS APART­ MENT wd ra-opan rx 1 A 2 wd only bo accepted ImmaGala Ocotoancy not avaiabto at tola km*. Ptoax* apply at rental oB. 7400 Oaorgto Ava. bb* EOH IIIS S 4bb*b »b 4 , ---------- SBACE.< i w» • 0 «y « WstfesaX CIa s m s • FiBABtlal A s s Is U b c b • Carritrs Hirlag Os SIM .Truck Driver 5 i lIIi u i a lIV ih ItHUT III W ORK TO D A Y CASH TO D A Y AIStoBb/Trl Wbrkart w/car* earn extra I I Compaiitrva wages paid Dalyll Apply to ParBon • 1552 8 French Ava Santord 323-4343 S3 S. Samoran BNd. Ortando (241-4111) *4 ----‘ilM iSSS ma ■ n a il WAM House FOR L4AS4: Light I toteum. Heavy manulactunng 100x60 (kmanatona. 34 00 Per Sq. Ft. PERFECT FOR RV/ BOAT STORAGE Ctel: Doug Hurt 789-04/1 Ex i t s Looking for experienced H o u se ke e p e r Must be dependable, meticulous, energetic, and willing to go those extra steps to assure perfection. Dedicated individuals need only apply. Lake Mary/Sanford 324-7767 ( v ff n i i fl( • • 15 Dty COL Traliiai ! WE NEED HOUSES J TO RENT APT. FOR R E N T - Lg 2/2 .Bonus Room • $605 mlh/ 5200 Dap U Mary Area 701 M l Dial £ * '2 1 1 Ovtxb 1407] IVaU IO U lX 69/mm Ladies Coll F t il! (407) 716-TALK' C red it Card B illin g 1 -S 0 0 -C IT Y -F U N EARH FULL-TIME PAY FOR PART-TIYIE WORK The Stnlnok H f t d hat an Immediate opening for a newspaper carrier In the Sanford area. Our papers are delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday. Delivering the Swnlnob Htrald is a great way to earn good money while working just a few hours each day. We need someone who is dependable and has reliable transportation & insurance. If you would like to become a carrier, please come In and fill out an application at our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. Apply in Person 12 Funvkx* W Tech needed immarkatofy Salary * comm. Baal Entermbiakng Serytca*. 261 2377 ate at Pitokc Aucaon, to I w htghaal Hddtt. tot cate, al t d wartnoute ol STORAGE U S A tocstod al 460 Florida Cankte Pkwy, Longwood. i d totc elp bb LANDSCAPERSbb 57-4 Hr / Tractor andtor Bobcat Operators needed Exp Trac­ tor operators tor final grading 110-512 Hr Vacation and Pension Benefit COL Rag 8 0 0 -5 5 4 * 7 3 6 4 N O n C S O FP U B LJC a A L S PUBLIC NOTICE to haraby grvan. 71— H FO R U N D E R G R O U N D U T IL IT Y C O N TR A C TO R HEALTH MSURANCt AHO 441K plami Orua baa wolkpdea Apteral: BBOttodrOrtv*. Aitomanto Sprtng-75PS0M. In Lake Mary area. Cat Philip • 942-8219 between 8am-4pm — Legal Notlc— elp LABORERS NEEDED AER ATO R - FO UN TAM Fabncato/ Insist. Wd tm Good Pay. BeneMt C al 407-324-1515 LFA 125 C oat Ulna Rd. 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(407) 322-2611 KIT ’N’ CARLYLE ® Shop Seminole HerakJT Passlfteds Evarydayl •all Uie Classified Departm ent at: 1S3— Waterfront P roperty Fo r S a u □ n n n n n nranninn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nnnnnn nrann n u n nnm n nnnnn □□□ran n ran n n n n nnnnn nnnnn nnnnn] nnnnn n ran n n n n n n n n n nnnnn raran n n n n n n n n nnnrann nrarannn rannrarin n n n n n n □nnnnn nnnnnn Newly Remodeled Three Bedroom, 2 Bath, Central Air, Rang* And Refrigerator. — 233-A oom oN s a R emodeling 181—Appliances A F urniture F o r S a u .yawwaOMwaw 2 1 *—W anted to B uy Call 1b See I f you Can Qualify For Tklt Housing Program 264-C arpet i t I nstallations STfUJICL INSTALLATIONS • Emergency Service • Free Estimates „ • Fast Service A Fair Prices • Financing Available 275-D rYWALL B IT 4i 51“ a r 278-H a ir S alons _MI06SSSS66.S6S.144. � 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, 1999 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, June 25, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 25, 1999. 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>, June 25, 1999; <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/88bba34c32171a72e698c8fb66d75c6c.pdf bf2d3d7dce23bb543ad9548353b903af PDF Text Text r'v ' -i QSeminoleHerald TU ES D A Y / April 13. 1999 91st Year. No. 164 (407) 3222611 Sanford. FL SOCMito S e rvin g Lottery Sanford. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs . and Seminole County Winning Numbers □INSIDE Gun discharges at Oviedo High, student charged Bu m V U ti v rltM ib o a t baseball, Page 5A. □BRIEFliY «*tk J n u n fUmUtM triebnitrd h rr 101 st birthday Monday at The Commons In Orlando, where she recently moved from Hmm Towers. A retired educator. Hamilton la a long-time supporter of Seminole County Student Museum In Sanford. She do­ nated her 1007 fourth grade report card for use to com­ pare and contrast when mod­ em-day fourth-graders a t­ tend the museum's tum-ofthe-century classroom. STAFF WHITER O VIED O A 16-year-old Oviedo High School student •pent the night st the Semi­ nole County Juvenile Deten­ tion Center after a gun he ca r­ ried In his pants pocket dlacharged* In a classroom on Monday. Neither the boy • Christo­ pher Alexander Iglrsia - nor anyone else was Injured In the Incident. The bullet tore through his pants leg and lodged In the carpet of the portable classroom. Central Florida QaUtar's OtaOd will meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday In the Senior Citi­ zens Wing of the Sanford Civic Center to ronduct an election of officers, a 'showand-teU* and a tutting dem­ onstration. Visitors are welcome. For In­ formation. call (407) 339­ 4006. P arsal Leadership Cs— U of English Speakers of Other Languages will host a family picnic on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to noon at Red Dug Lake Park. 3000 Red Dug Lake ftoad. Casselberry. The lead­ ership council, under coordi­ nator Eunice Hopkins, ex­ poses parents to programs available to their children through Seminole public schools. It also allows parents to provide Input to district personnel. The next meeting after the picnic Is set for 7 p.m. on Sept. 16 at the Edu­ cational Support Center. 400 East Lake Mary Doulevard. Sanford. For more Information, call (407) 320 0200. Two Lake Mary man. who dkl not whh to rwvst namtt. on Mondftv could onto stand bv and wale Vtolr Dost began to sink ht tie 8 t Johns Rher tie U.S. Ifctmey 17-98 bridge. Accotdtog to negtoctod to plug tie County wetor reecu Iglesta. who had only a cou­ ple of tardies on his record, was taken to the county's Ju ­ venile Assessment Center. He gave the gun to his teacher, and said that he brought the .22 caliber pistol to school to protect himself from people In his neighborhood. His name was released be­ cause the charges of posses­ sion of a firearm. possession of a firearm on school properly and discharge of a firearm are considered to be felonies. Lt. Tony Velez of the Oviedo Police said (hat Iglrsia did not show the gun to anyone at school or brag about having It. Sem inols Tow n* Caster, will host the first ever Dcvereux Student Art Show from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday and from noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Titled 'Nameless Faces.' the show spotlights the artistic talents of children and adolescents being treated In part with an art therapy program at Deveraux Florida. For more Information, call (407) 812-4555. Dem ocratic W om en's Club of Sem inole County will hold Its monthly meeting at 6 p.m. on April 20 at Steak 'N Ale. 640 South Orlando Avenue. Mailland. Meeting l>egtns with dinner. To RSVP. call (407) 324­ 2776. C hild re n 's Hom e Society Healthy Families Seminole Community Resource and Referral Center and Safehouse of Seminole will hold a free Domestic Violence work­ shop from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on April 2 1 at the Salvutlon Army. 700 West 24th Street, Sanford. Topics for discussion are: recovering from a do­ mestic violence relationship, resources and support serv­ ices. for more information, call (407) 328-3990. □QUOTE “Hateful to me as the gates of Hades is that m an who hides one thing in his heart and speaks another." -H O M E R □ INDEX C la s s ifie d ........4B-5B C om ics ......................6B C r o s s w o r d ........... S B Dear A b b y ........... 3B H o r o s c o p e ........... 6B O b it u a r ie s ........... 3A P e o p l e ....................3B P olice Briefs . . . .3A Sports .................1B-3B T e l e v i s i o n ........... 3B "The y o u n g m an w as v eiy c o ­ operative a n d very rem o rsefu l. He realizes w h a t h e did a n d w h a t could have h a p p e n e d .” Th e b o y told the police that he something to protect himself while he was stray from the school. Iglesta. a member of the freshman football team snd a tuba player In the band, had no prior criminal record. He was described by one school official as a 'good lud.** "The young man was very co­ operative and very remorse­ ful.'* said Oviedo High School Principal Robert Lundqulst. "He realties what he did snd whs! could have happened. We're fortunate no one was In ju re d .School Resource Officer D i­ anne Farrell of the Oviedo Po­ lice said that there have been very few Incidents at the school the past school year > her first there. *We had some fights and drug-related Inci­ dents.- she said. Farrell said that she had not met Christopher Alexander Iglesta or heard of his linvtng any previous problems. There hasn't been anything like this happen here this >wa»." ParraII mmM. Tbear are good students - 99 perrent of them are wonderful kids." However, a district rrport in­ dicates that there were five weapons violations at the school the previous year. Lundqulst said he did not la knowv If Iglesta would be able to resume classes at the school. 'I ts too early to de­ termine that.” he said. 'Once they are through with the boy at the Juvenile Assessment Center, we hope to sit down with him and his parents." There are 2.500 students at­ tending Oviedo High School, located at 601 King Street In Oviedo. Graduation Is April 25 at the University of Central Florida Arena. Sanford w ill continue with energy assistance B y MB Karas STAFF WRITER SANFORD - The Sanford City Commission voted to continue supporting a home energy as­ sistance program Monday af­ ter debating whether the city or the county should be re ­ sponsible for the program. The commission agreed to continue contracting with the state's Department of Com­ munity Affairs through March 31. 2000 to administer the county-wide Low Income Home Energy Assistance Pro­ gram. Mayor Larry Dale said that the program should be ad­ ministered by the county. He said the program costs the city money In staff time required to help administer the program. *1 have a problem with us carrying out a county program at city expense." Dale said. T h is is not a city service.* Dale mid he has received complaint calls from non-etty residents about the program. The U.S. Department of En­ ergy funds the program to as­ sist clients with Income at or below 125 percent of the pov­ erty threshold set by the fed­ eral government. Clients re ­ ceive assistance with their electric bill once every 12 months, and crisis assistance once per season during winter and summer. If the funds are available. The program gives prefer­ ence to the elderly and handi­ capped. Clients may receive Students learn about self esteem from an expert By BUI Earns STAFF WRITER ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - A thtrd grade class at Altamonte Elementary School received a memorable visit Monday. An Inmate from the Seminole County Jail visited Cindy Decesare's third grade class to discuss how (he wrong choices cfTcctcd his life and his family. The Inmate, who the class called 'Mr. Eric.' Is In the last month of an eight-month sen­ tence for violation of parole. He has recently written a children's self-esteem book about his experiences that will soon be published. Seminole County Deputy Sheriff David Cogle showed the class Hlldes of a day In prison, while 'Eric* talked about his experiences. Cogle has been visiting the class on a weekly basts since the start of this school year. *1 can stand up there and say don't do It. don’t do It. all I want.* Cogle suid. *It doesn't have the same effect as an Inmate coming to the class. I get to go home at night.* 'Eric.* who has two children under age five, told the class that he missed spending time with his family during the holidays. 'He talked about the holidays, and how he didn't get the opportunity to eat a Thanksgiv­ ing dinner.* Cogle said. *He talked about not celebrating Easter with hts family.* ‘Eric* also told the class about the constant noise guard yelling at prisoners, and the diso­ rientation of time that Inmates experience. Assistant principal Pat Westbrook said this made an Impression on the students. * *He talked about losing track of days.* Westbrook said. T h e only calendar Is In the church. And the sound of doors slamming continuously. The yelling and hollering never stopped. It never stopped. There Is no si­ lence. ever.* Mt ito d n ti, Pag* BA weather-related assistance. From April 1. 1998 through March 31. 1999 the Commu­ nity Development Department assisted 1.174 households with weather related assis­ tance. 1,004 households with home energy assistance, and 344 households with crisis as­ sistance. The majority of the clients assisted with the program are Sanford residents. Community Development Director Charles Rowe said. However, there are Lake Mary borrows water from county B y Vivian GaUimore STAFF WHITER LAKE MARY • Lake Mary city commlsaioners on Thursday will vote to enact an emergency ordinance limiting water use following a shortage on Monday which forced the city to 'borrow* potable water from Seminole County. According to the city's public works director. Rick Diaz, the city received about 150 calls from citizens com­ no statistics available to say where the majority of clients come from. ‘Many are from the Sanford Housing Authority and other low Income rentals around the city.' Rowe said. Rowe said that city admini­ stration of the program fc» beneficial to Sanford resi­ dents. He estimated that about 80 percent of the people who benefit from the program are Sanford residents. 'Proximity means access,' s n Eatrgy. Pigs BA plaining about low water pressure. Diaz said that It took ubout a half hour to replace a half­ million gallons depleted from Lake Mary's tanks and wells. City residents usually average 3.5 to 4.5 million gallons of usage dally, but had reached 5 million gal­ lons early Monday morning. The only damage rrported was a small water main break at Feather's Edge, off Rinehart Road. This, com­ bined with the extensive wa­ ter usage, placed water iressurc at extremely low evcla throughout the city, Diaz said. • Diaz points to the ‘lake* (retention area) In front of city hall as proof positive of the severe conditions facing metropolitan area residents. It Is barely damp with a minimum amount of hydra­ tion. •m Water, Page BA i I »• �M ■Stfnncto Herald, Sanford, Florida •Toooday, April 13,1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY www.accuwtfhor.com UV Index Tbmorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Saturday Thursday Wednesday Tonight to ■am. 10am. Noon 2 pm. | MilmHI SSSRHaffiSI Regional Cities Partly to moody tunny. ti U W •0 94 •1 M Almanac 71 94 M 94 San and Moon Regional Weather FtetUK Mainly door tonight SuraNna and a rtfrnNng m m i i tomorrow. t nara * a cntnca ror m o w n ana thunderstorms Thursday. ■1 M 7:90 pm. 701am . 8:37 a m 5:21 p m ■0 54 •0 04 1:01 a m 7:17 a m 1XT p.m. » N S3 00 739am n m 1:98 a m n ob a m 2:19 p.m. •31 p m a TPa M La W 79 M * 71 s s17 r m m 71 M 01 47 205 594 02 60 at 75 m at »» •1 99 22 •0 17 99 M 71 M u National Cities i ■ i t i ■ i a i pc » a ! a i ■ i ■ 1 pc i a i • 79 m M M 70 74 90 e 97 S3 99 •1 9Z r 4a r 41 r 31 a 4a r 44 a 44 pc 97 1 42 r 39 r 40 r 91 pe ■t - ' V « 0 ■i w i Q7 i o V t LX277AWS la w n Tractor 345 Lawn an d Garden Tractor 455 Lawn an d Garden Tractor • All-wheel steering • 17-hp VTwin • 4Sinch mower deck • Automatic transmission • 20hp • 544nch mower deck • Automatic transmission • 22-hp diesel • Automatic tnvismission • 60inch cutting width Now during Deere season, we’re making available 2.9% financing for 12 months* on select John Deere products. To take advantage of these great rates, simply head over to your participating John Deere dealer’s store before July 5 to enjoy 2.9% Interest. Sort ol makes you wish we were in the mortgage business. N o t h i n g R u n s L i k e A D e e r e * www.dccre.coin credit on W n Otere Credit InsuUment Pun. Some rwtneton* aepry. to i m your dealer tor compiele det»t* end Otherfinance*ocr ori A Storm's A Brewing... Thousands of people depend on the Seminole Herald and the ACCU WEATHER® forecast to keep up to date on breaking local and national weather. We have a limited amount of space available to sponsor the weather page. Your business will be seen by thousands of consumers daily. So don’t let your business be left out in the cold, call our advertising specialists todqy. Seminole Herald (407) 322-2611 r, p i; a! �-TktaBBkftfeai* t n t - t t Police Log The following reporta w e n compfled from the Seminole County Sheriff* Office for arrests reported through April 13. A L TA M O N fS S ra D fO B , A pril 11. 4:30 a.m .. Slate Road 430. Jo hn Doe (a h a . Nicholas A Canon), DOB 11/30/77. waa am sted b y Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Battery on a Law enforcement Officer and Disorderly intoxication. 0:11 p.m .. Currency Circle, 116/65. Alicea. DOB 9/16/1 „ .__ _ M ary Police officers. charged with B attery and Breach of Peace / Disorderly Conduct / Fighting / Bonding. April 9, 10:34 a m , Hickm an Drive. Duane Richard Wharton, DO B 0/31/73. was arrested fay Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Burglary to Conveyance While Armed and Criminal M is­ chief. A L TA M O N TS S H U NOfl, A p ril 10. 10 p .m .. Anchor Rood. Derrick Adam Hatcher. D O B 7/7/74. was arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with ft— e— Ion / Uae of Drug Paraphernalia and Operate a M o­ tor Vehicle W ith License Suspended / Re­ voked. A L TA M Q R TS W R IN G S , April 10. 1:30 a.m .. East State Road 430. Kym berly J . C rid e r. D O B 3/0/74. and Pedro *PNo* Ooraes. D O B 1/16/74, were arrested fay Altamonte Springs Police officer*, charged w ith ft* — — ton of Cannabis With Intent to Distribute. Domes waa also charged with Grand Theft and No Driver's License. C A flO B U B B H Y , April 11. 4:33 a.m.. North Lake Triplett Drive, Karen S . Morookian. DOB 13/28/09. and Jason Romero. DOB 2/10/74. were arrested by Casselberry P o lice officers, charged Possession o f Cocaine and P o s s e - t o n of Cannabis Under 20 Orama . FSRM PARK, April 10. 8:50 p.m.. South Highway 17-92. Christine Marie 'Crtasy* Foela. DOB 12/19/80, waa arrested by Semi­ nole County Sheriffs officer*, charged w ith ft— esa / Use D rug Paraphernalia and Posse— Leas Than 20 Gram s Cannabis. LA R K M ARY. A pril 11. 2:39 a.m .. State Road 400, Lavon Fahccm Bowser. DOB B/4/80. was arrested by Lake Mary Police officers, charged with Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and ftosse— lon of Controlled Substance. LA N S M A R T. April 9. 11:07 p.m .. Lake M ary Boulevard. Todd Allen Brackett. DOB 9/17/67. was arrested by Lake Maty Police officers, charged with Posse— Lr— Than 20 Orama Cannabis W ithout Valid R/X and PoaStolcn Property. unitOW OOD, April 10. 9 :lfi p.m .. County o 427. l f l Jose i H Antonio H I i Burgps, DOB 2/5/72. R wtAf arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs of­ ficers. charged with fttaaesaton of Cocaine. LO N O W O O D. April 10. 1:23 p.m ., Slate Road 434. Jeffery Robert Miller. D O B 5/7/66. waa attested by Seminole County Sheriffs officer*. charged with Possession of Caimabts tin d er 30 Onuna and Possession of D rug Parapher­ nalia. •ANFORD. A p ril 11. 13:10 a.m .. South French Avenue. Antwane Lavon Sm ith. DOB 3/9/78, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Possession of Controlled Substance and Operate Motor V e­ hicle W ith Suspended Driver's License. BANFORD, A pril 10, 3:OB a.m ., 13th Street, OUa WeUon, D O B 3/10/70. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officers, charged with Controlled Substance - Possession of Cannabis U nder 30 Oram*. Controlled Sub­ stance - B asse salon with Intent to Sell and Habitual Traffic Offender Driving on Sus­ pended / Revoked License. •ACTO N D , Aped 11. 12:18 a.m ., 13th Street, Kevin Anthony "Poochy* Davis. DO B 8/14/88, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs of­ ficer*. charged w ith Possession of Controlled Substance - Crack Cocaine. Posse* D rug Paraphernalia and Destruction of Physical Evidence. SANFOR D, April 10, 1:33 a.m .. 11th Street, Bernard Lee Em bry. D O B 10/13/78. was a r­ rested by Sanford Police officers, charged with Purchase / Posse— 10 Orama of Con­ trolled Substance and Resist / Obstruct / O p pose of Officer W jthout Violence. W D Itn i SP R D N M . April 9. 4:45 a.m .. Old State Rod 434. O ary Keith Harden. DOB 9/30/64, was arrested by W inter Spring* Po­ lice officers, charged with Possession of Marijuana and Resisting Without Violence. _________v April I I . 12:22 a.m .. Weal State Road 430, Jeffery Edward Jones, DOB 12/8/07. _ arrested fay ASP officers. charged with D U I. A LTA M O N TE --------------- --9. 7:44 a.m .. Bear Lake Road. Brandy Lee Oarrett. DOB 7/20/79. waa arrested by Florida Highway Patrol officers, charged with D U I. A LTA M O N 7S M U N G O , April I I . 10 p .m .. Triplet l Lake Drive. Rogelto Perea. DOB 4/28/71, waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officer*, charged with D U I. LONOW OOD, April 10. 2:S2 a.m .. Slate Road 600. Daniel Ray *Dee* Jones. DO B 1/18/81. w— arrested fay Seminole County Sheriff* offleer*, charged w ith D U I and Driving W hile Li­ cense Suspended / Revoked. ■ANFORD, April I I , 1:40 a.m .. 25th Street. Robin Lynn Hartm an. DO B IO /I4 /5 9 . waa ar­ rested by Sanford Police officers, charged with DUI. Reekie— Driving and Driver Present Non-Current Insurance. F IN N PARK, April I I , 12:33 a.m ., South Highway 17-02. Ahrydaa SmUlnskaa. DO B 3/31/67. waa arrested by Seminole County Sheriffs officer*, charged with D U I. U U M ARY, April 10. 5 a.m .. Lake M ary Boulevard. Jacob MacNirol Brown. DOB 12/23/78, was arrested by Lake Mary Police officer*, charged w ith D U I and ft— e— / Use Drug Paraphernalia. I A C T M A R T, A pril I I , 2:24 a.m .. Lake M ary Boulevard. Robert Hugh Wilson J r .. DO B . ___________ 2/9/47, was arrested by Lake Mary Police offleer*, charged w ith D Ul. J-v ^ Joee Garcia. 72, Normandy Bhrd., Deltona, died Saturday April 10. 1999. Bom tn Aguas Duenoa. Puerto Rico he moved to Central Florida m 1990 from Bronx. N.Y. Mr. Oarcia was a Custodian far the New York City Board at Education. He waa a member of O ur Lady of the Lakes Catholic Commu­ nity. Deltona. Mr. Garcia enj oyed fishing, gardening, and cooking. Survivors Include wife. Josephine Mercado Oarcia. D el­ tona: son. Joac O . Oarcia. New York. N.Y.; son. O nto Oarcia. New York. N.Y.: daughter. Catherine J . Osorio. Dettoaa; brother. Pedro Oarcia, New York. N.Y.; Mater. Virginia Oarcia. New York, N.Y.: seven grandchildren. Bauldauff Fam ily Funeral Home, Deltona, to charge of Willard D u tch* Kramer, 78, d k d F rtd iJ A p r t u t lM NL^Ste a veteran of EnergyW hUey Eck­ stein said the city should look into si ream lining the num ber o f county aortal welfare p ro­ grams w ithin the etty. *We need to flet a little stream -lined where we Rising riches M m likflim wnai n f W r l jO U In 1187, amofeveryto urn. i i of M toast IIOROOOl W e u n d ersta n d d ream s. A great rate on a home equity line of credit As Low As cqq% 77C% Je/ f /•/ APR F W Im to / A P R Currant l_mniii*iV 1M ls i Icnt the frit list month* ft— tow to monks Com e by any AmSouth branch o r call 1-888-IN-A-SNAP. ,, ?■* f’ ■* ,6 * r i. LlrtAMiiagg* jafSS You’ll get your answer in 30 minutes or less. 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N orth Orange Avenue • South Orlando 236-8960. S00 East Michigan Street • Tuscan* ilia 695 5000. 5830 Red Bug Lake Road • University Blvd. 657 171 I, ■ .a • West Colonial 246-5527. 7 142 West Colon.a' Drive • W inter Garden 656 3613.14075 West Colonial Drive • Winter Park 740-6222. 220 West f t ■.enue • 17.92 629 - 1900. 925 South Orlando Avenue We need your Input and opinions. Letters to the editor and guest columns are both encouraged and appreciated. S e m in o le H e r a ld "Seninx Seminole Counts Since 1908“ Tuesday, April 13, 1990 • Vol 91. No 164 Write to u>: Call us: 300 N. 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Inc. • 300 N French Ave , Santord, FL 3 2 7 7 1 ADMINISTRATION USPS 461280 Postmaster Send address changes lo The SEMINOLE ME HALO P O Bo* 1667 Sanlord. Ft 32772-1667 Ted Walker Home Delivery 119 50 $39 00 $78 00 PRESS A STRIPPWQ Mooed Skip Cowan Mark Savao Bill Egan Jack E Hitchie Elwm Tyrrell Jr Head Pressman LEOALS Subscription Males |OaJy & Sunday) 3 Months 6 Months 1 Year EDITORIAL Betty Bennell Ma.1 $2400 $48OO $96OO Flcnda Hesdents add 7% sales la* to above rales R e p u b lic N e w s p a p e r s , In c . �**1* K i s s \ \ Mill ~_ Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Tuesday. Apnl 13, 1999 - S A Students Taxing budget Continued from Page 1A R eprstenQ lw budget of ■ tjrpiobl two-JnconwTsfnMy fp # - 1 Federal •f Hdu^s and household Wynn’s triumphs began in Sanford 'S Hr w as it burly kid who rm ild throw a baseball through a lirlik wall. Hr showed up at lilt* Sanford ballpark In March l!»37 wearing la ile rrd rlu th m and no shoes. Ills n.itnr w.is Fairly Wynn. Hr bad |u st tu m rd 17 Hr bad brown ryrs, black hair and a m ean strra k oner h r c rossed Ibr w bllr llnrs and stood at tb r pitcher's m ound T hr Sanford |j>ok o u ts bad th n n s rlv rs a corkrr. Early Wynn was so dam n good tb r laMikouts bad him start .17 games. pitch 235 inn Inns, play In tb r out field and occasionally pinch bit Amazingly. bis arm didn't fall oil ■like w hat's bap |>rnrd now to Kerry Wood of Ibr Chicago Cubs Wynn won 10 games as a 17-yr.tr old in Ibr H onda State la-ague and ,'MX) games In 23 seasons as an Ameri­ can t.eaguer lb- bad live 20a m seasons lie raptured bis 300th when he was 13. Hr was elec ted to the Hall ol Fame Fairly Wynn died last week at th r age of 7*» In recent years, lie helped h u ndreds ol older players who did not have the salaries or pensions of today's at It lrtrs Wynn cringed when his ex Cleveland Indian tram m atr Mike Ciarrta had no money to pay Ills medlr.il bills Wynn rounded up a posse lo help Wynn lived m Florida lit bis retirem ent Now and tFir11 be would be a guest at one of the baseball car shows or visit at tb r Flayers Association Reunions in St P etersb u rg Whenever the obit line fs recalled Wynn. Iliey recalb-d one of tb r grittiest pitchers ol all time No one dug Iti too deeply when Wynn pitched He drilled more limit bis share and scared the lire (eeliers out of many more Wynn's attitude was that be owned lbe territory be­ tween tb r white lilies O p­ posing batters were llltnid rrs He bad no m erry for any of them - and they knew It. Ills llrst major Irague sea sons were with some pretty bad W ashington Senators team s lb- pitched in three games a s a 111-yearold In 19.111 but didn't win bis first until F i l l In 1943 with most ol the gam e's big stars in the service. Wynn was 1H 12 for the Senators He pitched 257 inning. When be went Into the Army In August, 19-14. Wynn's big league record was 3 9 - IK. Alter the war h r won 201 more games Hr was 17-15 lor the 1947 Senators, who traded bun to the Cleveland Indians two years later. At 39. he won 22 gam es lor the Chicago White Sox. When h r retired. Wynn became a m ajor-league scout He evaluated players mostly on the major league level During the 1900s. he would travel frequently with the W ashington Senators or the Chicago White Sox on tlirtr chartered leant flights. lie was a quiet man. Un­ less he was approached. Early Wynn was a m an of very few words. Sometimes on Ih r chartered Rights, he'd chat awhile with Senators pitching coach Sid Hudson who had been Wynn's team m ate In the 1910s. Or he’d sit with Gil Hodges, the ex-Brooklyn Dodger who m anaged the Senators In the m id-1960s. One of Wynn's closest friends In retirem ent was rxteam m atc and scout Ellis Clary, who lives in Valdosta. Ga. In 1930. when the two were at C harlotte In the Piedmont League. Clary gave Wynn an o th er nam e other than Flarly. The nam e was "Gus." Wynn m ust have liked the m oniker because be fre­ quently signed bis name Early "Gus” Wynn. One lough c u ss ibis pitcher nam ed Gus. One of the best In base-ball history. Cogle has hern teaching the third g rade class about making positive choices In life. He speaks to Ihe class weekly about peer p re s ­ sure. conflict resolution, com m unication, th e principle of artlon-nnd-rcactlnn, and m aking choices. Before moving fo Seminole County. Cogle participated In a program called Like Officers Very Faislly with an r lenient ary school In Bal­ timore. Md. after stu d en ts In Ihe school sent flowers, cookies and letters to a p artn e r of his who had lieen shot In the stom ach during a shoot-out. "You rem em ber Scared Straight where kids were taken Into Jails and the Inm ates would yell and holler," Cogle said. T h a t doesn't work. Tills Is Ihe opposite approach, with an Imnntr coming lo talk to th r class." Prisoners only receive one pencil per week lo write a letter. "Eric told th e stu d en ts. "If the pencil breaks you wall unlit next week to get another one." Westbrook said. Cogle said he hoped "Erie’s* visit would make an Im part on the s tu d rn ts . ■| personally think kids n rr kids no m atter where they come from." Coglr said. "Al some point, we all go in different directions.* Cogle told Ihe class th at "Eric’s" nam e and th r criminal charge Is Irrelevant, because h r lias the sa m r duties as any other Inm ate. Co­ gle did not tell the class what charge had placed "Eric" In prison. -lie Just told tiir class h e was serving eight months for doing som ething stupid." Cogle •slid. In search of Canasta Federal, slate and local taxes will claim about 38 percent ol the Income of a median two income family, making It a greater share ol the budget than lood, clothing, housing and transportation — com bined Bonding with Bond, then and now 111 Ian .HHoalrx James IIImil ha* always been both ahead nf. am) just behind the loop lie was English, when America wax the dominant force in the world lie wore a tuu-do. when everybody else wax wearing lie dyed tee xhirtx lie smoked. drank and gambled in exotic locations while the rest of us stayed at home, wailing (or the W it to he in vented lie had sex at the drop of a fiat, while the rest of us stopped wear mg hats around 11MV2 He’s always displayed a kind of Ibit Pack Insouciance which, apparently, will never grow old He'll always Is- to tally cool, in a square kind of way. like Henry Mannni ifugh Hefner or Peter lawford It's amazing to me that the liond xefles still has "legs " Of course, they ve been tinkering with the for muia ever since .Van Connery left He was more ruthless than his sucees sorx Huger Moon- was more of a ear loon, even dressing as a clown in one outing CCkiopussy' < Timothy Fallon tried to bring the series bark to its mots in his two movies, and h>- was all right, except he always looked like he was nursing an ulcer l i m e Pros nan seems to be striking a balance be tween the New Age Man of the '90s, and (he handsome rad we know so well Ills new boss is a woman who eorutdrrs Bond a sexist dinosaur The women he woo* are capable of bent ing him up He shows a little regret when he has lo kill the had guy, but still not enough to let him live The titles of the movies have become more bizarre While the lilies of actual James Bond stories were used up some years ago the pmdue erx have done a pretty good job of ilu plirating their obscure tone We had "A View To a Kill " for instance What does that m ean1 I saw that sorry excuse for a movie, and I don't recall any voyeurs viewing a kill (besides the audience) The last entry. “Tomorrow Never Dies. ' had almost the punty n( a Zen koan Hut once again its relation to the plot was tenuous The next movie is called The World Is Not Enough " Whether it refers to the insane schemes of a mad Indus Irulisl remains lo V seen Hut I have read a little advance press aboul the movie, and it sounds like the produc­ ers are pushing the Bond envelope to its very limits Apparently, in its opening scenes IJ is killed. M is kidnapped, and 007 blames himself Ills guilt sends him to a psychiatrist I don't know much of what happens after that, except that John (.'leesc will play the new Q iH1). providing some comic relief to the pro feedings As a long time James Bond fan. I'm not sure I want to share his anguish Spies don't cry Ihat'x a role On the other hand. Bond has a lot of bag gage lbs lovers have a way of getting killed, for instance not only lulled, but murdered In bizarre ways Jill Mavlervm was smothered by gold Alu was killed by a poison dribbled into her mouth as she slept Then there * his arch enemy. Ernst Stavro Blofeld. who keeps coming bark, no matter how many time* Bond kills him Thai s got to have a devastating effect on your psyche, especially if you have a license to kill Pm not sun- how healthy it would la- to la- James Bond s shnnk After all. be would, in fart, know too much If a were Sean Connery s Bond, he might be tempted lo terminate his vhnnk at the conclusion of his analy sis. just to be on the safe side (If course iV rre Brosnans Bond is a Ultle kinder and gentler Hex even quit smoking Who knows* He might forsake martinis for vitamin enriched smoothies and one night stands for a committed relationship I do hope he'll stop working through his issues long enough lo blow up a Mercedes or two, maybe even an od ng in Azerbaijan, or a floating Caribbean casino that s really a missile silo Somehow, I think Bond will come through IWt NKWM'VPttt t vm uiust: \_SSN LOTTERY Stamp Kit. call (800) STAMP KIT This company not only provides a great product but hires alterabled (not disabled’) people with cerebral palsy Owner Joy la Hen is also com milled to hiring minorities and women re entering the work force By Anne B. Adams and Nancy Nash-Cummingv DEAR A N N E AND NAN: I am looking for a "Canasta" card game set The game was popular in the ‘30s and ‘60s. but it seems that it has dis appeared from the market I've heard it referred to on the “Rosie O'Donnell Show" it seems Rosie is a Canasta addict If Ihe game is coming hack. I would love to buy a set Actually. I guess Ihe tray used in Ihe game is the most necessary port, seeing as the game uses th ree regular decks of cards I would also like to get the roles to review I hope you can help me - VIRGINIA TATGE. O cala. Fla. DEAR VIRGINIA: The rules for Canasta are printed in game books such as "Hoyles'" and "The Complete Games Treasury ” We bel lhal if you went lo your local public library, you could find a book with ihe roles in it We found two card trays at The Old Game Store In Manchester. Vt One costs 16 93 and the other, which swivel*, i* 110 93 (this doesn l include shipping' Canasta card* with rules included are also available To order, or for more information, call the Old Game store at i800i 818 4263 DEAR ANN E AND NAN: My grandson it going to overnight camp for the first time this year The list of things to bring has just a rm ed , and I'm wondering where to buy name tapes Actually, i* then- anything east er than ta p e s 1 We alio need cot sheets and a waterproof bag — I.. JOHNSON .STORKS. Vann. DEAR I-: There's a company called "Caring Products" (3519 Clairemont Mesa HI Ste 333. San Diego, PA 921 IF that provides one slop shop ping for camp need* Their "Camp Stamp" has saved Nan over the past five summers when she get* a crew of four kids ready for ramp If she had In sew on all thr name lags, she'd still lie al II right now Instead, she uses Ihe Camp Stamp, a permanent ink stamp for identifying kids' clothing and other gear Canng Products also has laun ju st DOCTOM H O O F dry bags, rot sheets, towel sets, huge duffels, ponchos, etc F'or a pnee list and ordering form, call (800i SH0P4CAMP (7(6 74221, or if you want lo order just Ihe Camp ROOF REPAIRS ONLY 5wv*v Smncm County AC00M7U J* e»M•Gwwrt • limrtn*ty (407) 344-772# S ta r t a H o m e -B ased B u siness . W ork F lexible H o u r s . E n jo y U n l im it e d E a r n in g s . A V O N C a l l T o l l F r e e (800) 735-8867 All Transmission Defects Are Not M^jor Problems Consult a Specialist Harrell Beverly T ran sm ission s 209 W. 25th S t, Sanford Since 1959..»Samc Location 4 MV-00M4 d a y s u n t il Mere <n« tho winning number* solcctod on Friday in tnu Florida Lotlory Fantasy S 1 -5-16 2 0 -2 5 Lotto (April 10) 6 -1 7 -2 1 -2 2 -2 6 -4 9 Play 4 fl-7-2-3 Cash 3 2-0-3 n iv e r s DATE BOOK April 13, 1999 Today is the fo.lrd diiy of 1999 urui (he 23th day of spring TODAY’S HISTOHY: On this day in 1964. Sidney Poitic-r received an Oscar for his performance in “Lilies of the Field" On this day in l'J70. an explosion crip pled the Apollo 13 spacecraft as it was heading toward the moon Astronauts Lovell. Seigert and liaise canceled the mission and returned to Earth safely On this day in 1994. Christie Brinkley and Hilly Joel officially announced that they were separated TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Thomas Jef U/hat’s going on in Seminole County Schools? ferson <1743 18261. U S president; E W W'oolworth U852-19I9), mer chant. Samuel lleckett 11906 1989). playwright. Fludora Welly <1909->, writer, is 90, Howard Keel (1917 ), actor, is 82; Lanford Wilson (1937-), playwright is 62, Al Green (1946 ). singer, is 33 TODAY'S SPORTS: On this day in 1984, Pete Hose got his 4,000th hit as a major league baseball player TODAY’S QUOTE; “Enlighten the people generally, and tyranny and up pressions of body and mind will vanish like evil spirits al the dawn of day." Thomas Jefferson | TODAY’S MOON: Between last quarter (April Hi and new moon (April 16). □ f What's going on with the youth today? Check out our new four page section HANGIN’ OUT Wednesdays in the Seminole Herald to find out! EVER! One Day Only! Saturday, April 17th Celebrate our 97th Anniversary 15 - 5 0 % throughout the store! O ff Doors open at 8 a.m. with Doorbuster Savings until noon! 1§**0M olf represents cavings on regular priest. Door busts* Savings jrs *JtlfiOrijl purr,enLags*alt s a s prices JCPenney' w w w .jc p e n n e y .c o m J ‘» r J. �*f *1 - , , 11# r i w •A •Seminole HeraM. Sanford. Florida •Tuesday. April 13, 1999 W a te r C ontinued from Page IA Tlir mandatory water r e ­ strictions during last year's drought period wrrr allowed to lapse I11 most Central Florida communities. Lake Mary began to nddresH the shortage Issue then, budg­ eting for construction and Installation of a milliongallon water storage tank, like the one seen from lnter- state-4 In the city ot Alta monte Springs. Diaz said Hint city ieadrrs have budg­ eted two new wells this flseal year, lie said. *Kven when times are good, we still need voluntary* restrictions on consumption. Like Mary's water restric­ tions are rxaetly the same as Seminole County's - No w a­ tering betwren 10 n.m. and 4 p.m. or on Sundays. Wa­ tering Is permitted at evennumbered addrrsses on Monday. Wednesday and Friday and at odd-munberrd addresses on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. In .Seminole County. Acting Utilities Manager Ruth Lala said that the county's re ­ strictions had never been lifted. She said tliat all cit­ ies. Including Sanford, nrr likely to enact some form of mandatory restriction this week file city of Cassel­ berry faces the toughest re ­ strictions around, with no watering allowed from 10 a m. to H:.iO p.m. City Commissioner Oary lirrnder was there to assess the Impact to Like Mary residents. lie said that commissioners will vote on Thursday although it's "fair to have voluntary water r e ­ strictions ull year.* He Iroasts that Like Mary lias ‘access to the Irest and most abundanl water source In the whole state* and that the key Is to grt restrictions In p larr at all times. Diaz said that residents should consider options in lawn and garden mainte­ nance as well. "Tlir weather this weekend was so great.* multitudes of people tended to gardening and car wash­ ing lie is part of a group which will address St. Johns River Water Management District’s liiromlng Hoard of Governors this week to ask for help with key water roriservatlon Issues. Bn BUSINESS Business Focus This Week: Advertising Feature N eat A nd Tidy A ll Clean T h e re are tw o names In Seminole C o u n ty for cleaning ser­ vices... Neat a n d T id y . Founded b y C a ro l B la ir, the local, fam ily owned com pany prides itself on reliable, dependable a nd trustw orthy em ploy­ ees w ho a ctua lly care about the custom er's cleaning needs W hether It's a big com m ercial Job o r a one-bedroom apart m ent. Neat a nd T id y can handle the task. B la ir's staff is experienced in aU types of cleaning needs, also. Th e y handle light cleaning Jobs on a weekly basis, spring-cleaning type calls to homea o f a ll sizes and big or sm all com panies w ho need a cleaning service. 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Knights of Columbus Expos B; OatarOay _ Nobles Communication White Sox 10, Knights of Columbus Expoa 6; Rotary Club A th­ letics 12. KJwanls Club In ­ dians S: and Dean, Ringers. Morgan arid Lawton P_A. Diamond Backs 4. Elk* Lodge #1241 Braves 3. Standings _ Nobles Communication White Sox (9-0|. Knights of Columbus Expos (5-5|. Elks Lodge • 1241 Braves (4-5). Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Law­ ton. P A Diamonds Backs (4-0), Kiwants clu b Indians (3-6) and Rotary Club A th­ letics (3-7). Schedule _ Twsadaj _ Historic Sanford Memorial Stadium. Knights of Colum ­ bus Expoa vs. Rotary C lu b Athletics. 6 p.m . and ejw « Lodge #1241 Braves vs. Nobles Communication White Sox. 8 p.m . Providing the offense: TH U R S D A Y Elks Lodge #1241 Breves: two hits _ Quinn (double, run. RBI): one hit _ Heckle (two runs): one run. two RBI _ Hicks; two runs _ Leshlnskl. Collier, one run _ Poloakl; one RBI _ Ludell. Knights of Columbus Ex­ pos: two hits _ B. Bryant (double, run. RBI). Wright (double, two runs); one hit _ Williamson (run. two RBI). Stile (run): one run _ Bnindidge. Jones. Bryant S A TU R D A Y Nobles Communication White Sox: one hit _ Hennlngson (double, two runs, two RBI). Reaga (two runs. RBI). Hutchings (run. two RBI). Bames (run. RBI). Loomis (two runs), Robert­ son (RBI): one run _ Pier son. Couraey. Knights of Columbus Ex­ pos: one hit _ Wright (double. RBI). White. Bry­ ant (one run and one RBI each). Brundidge (RBI). Mundy, Stile. Pearson (one run each): one run _ Wil­ liamson. Rotary Club Athletics: two hits _ Scott (double, two runs, three RBI). J. Bowers (two runs. RBI): one hit _ Bertrand (double, three runs, two RBI), T. Bowers (double, RBI): two runs _ Mediock. Cain: one run ” Witte. KJwanls Club Indians _ one hit _ Braley (double. RBI). Oathere (run). Bern­ stein: two runs _ Haberllng: one run _ White. Lewis. Dean. Ringers. Morgan and Lawton. P A Diamond Backs: two hits _ William Peterson (RBI): one hit _ Michael Towers (double, two runs). Cory Sheffield (RBI). Anthony Burgess; one run _ Dion Casey. Mi­ chael Lanier. Elks Lodge #1241 Braves: two hits _ Ryan Quinn (run); one hit Frank Hicks (RBI). Brian Leshlnskl. Jeremy Heckle (one run each); O.B. Talley. THURSDAY 300411 I . 0 3 4101300. 0 0 SATURDAY 1033001. 0 7 4 4 0 0 3 0 s . 10 0 ■ 300013 . 0 3 431 1 3 s . 13 0 Bm S s 100 1003 . 4 3 001 100 1 . 3 0 B A M B IN O M A JO R S Results _ Sanford Lodge #62 Free and Accepted Ma­ sons Yankees 10. Sunnlland Corporation Marlins 1; Rotary Breakfast Club Expos 14. Sanford Electric Athletics 0; Railroaders Cubs 7. Rlnker Materials Devil Rays 2. Standings _ American Di­ vision: Sanford Lodge #62 F. & A. M. Yankees (8-1 - 1). Rlnker Materials Devil Rays (5-5) and Sanford Electric ••• Bobo Ruth. Fg. 2B .-v rE .\ <**V-'CT’ffc if-tW ' ■'jf: v k i f t ’/j > t ... >£ -— ■— - ■ 1 - - r B r T o r P — — 4—____________ LUW UKM UENr ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS - Every athlete lives for those ^ •hen everything seems to go his or her wsy. Oviedo High School Junior pitcher Psul Lubrano has had •everal so for this season...and had another one Monday night. Lubrano. who already has two no-hitters and four ahutouts to his credit thia season, tossed a #ve-hlt. 11-strikeout complete game Monday as the Lions rocked the host Lake Brantley Patriots. 14-1. tn a Class BA District 3 game. On top of that. Lubrano hit a '*“ °f two-run home runs to _ Ight Oviedo's 13-hlt as­ sault. The complete game was his seventh of the season. •What can you say?* said Oviedo coach Kcnne Brown. Th a t was an outstanding per­ formance. Considering that It came on the road tn a district fame. It was just huge. 'Overall, we played a very strong game. Of the 14 runs we •cored tonight 11 came with two outs. That says a lot about the character of this team. We had two four-run. two-out ral­ lies and a three-run. two-out rally. Aa a coach, you have to love that.* Brown had to love tt from the dugout Monday night. Suffering from an Injured back. Brown did not take his familiar posi­ tion In the third base coach's box when the Lions hit for the Bret time tn his career as a head coach. After each team scored a run tn the first Inning, the- lions went ahead to stay when fresh- man Brett Murphy's infield ground out drove tn Jeff Knapp •tth the go-ahead run. A two-out error in the top of the third Inning opened the door for the Lions' first four-run two-out explosion. After scoring one run tn the fourth, the Lions sddrd three runs tn the fifth Inning (all coming with two out) and four more In the sixth Inning (all coming with two out). Lubrano hit his homers tn the fifth and sixth Innings. Blaine Schulte, limited to duty as the designated hitter Instead of starting at Bret base because of • bout with the flu over the weekend, went S -fo r-3 with a double and three RBI. Also chipping in were Larry Grayson (double, single, three runs): Javier Aivarex (double, ■ingle, two runs); M urphy (double, two runs, two RBI): Knapp (single, two runs); and Jered Ooodwtn and Justin H o l­ mes (each with a single, a run . end en RBI). Holmes extended his active hitting streak to 16 games while Murphy's hit streak Is now * I I games. Providing the offense for the Patriots were Kevtn MellUo (single. RBI); Richard Weeks (single, run); and Justin H am a. Brian Smith, and Andrew V anlandlngham (one single each). With the victory, Oviedo. atlU ranked third tn this week’s Class 6A state poll. Improves to 21-3 and 9 -0 In the district. Lake Brantley la now 13-11 and 3-8 In district play. is . P A in o n i 114 1 3 4 . 1 4 13 I 100080. 1 0 0 Itoybr 4-41 Werrmralh 16) and Kknerr WP Lu * adM* * * 1 1 4 'b n . "os*. 2B_CMrdo, Onqnan till. Schulte HR . Ovbdo. Lubrano 3 PL I b n O r** . 21-a BO O AD M ibt 3 ’ 13-11. 3-SSA-DMnrt 3 LAKE MARY - Lake Mary let ■n 8 -3 get away, but rallied back with single runs In the seventh and eighth Innings to delrat DeLand. 10-9. In a Claaa BA-District 3 game at Lake Mary High School Monday night. The Bulldogs took a 3 -0 lead Ip of the first Inning, but the Rams (18-6) came back with five runs In the home half of the Inning. Mary added two runs In the third inning and a run In the fourth Inning to Increase the margin to 8 3. but DeLand did not quit. The Bulldogs closed to within 8 5 with two runs In the top of the sixth inning, then took the lead with four runs In the top of the seventh Inning, setting the Mage got the Lake Mary rally. Matt Main led a 15-hit (form attack going 3-for-S. Other top hitters were Jose Tormos (3-for4). Chad Legate (2 for-3. two doubles). Brandon Haney (2 for-4. three RBI) and Man Horwath (2 for 4). BAMS 10. BCLLDOOS 0 ----------------------0 10 300 100 1 1 .1 0 10 M _ tn___ L ift U IP>.. Mnfvar Mntvar Sm 211. Lake hr Mary. I r e s X X I . no Hrrorrb . Labs Mary IS4L IIH Pat# Lubrano hft a pair of home runs and ran his pitching record to a partact 7-0, w#h a Dvs-M. 11-eMkaoul in taadhg Ovtado to a 14-1 victory ovor tia MELBOURNE • Scott Rankin and Bred Stephanson drove In the runs and Stephanson and Bob Blerley combined on a four-hitter as Winter Springs continued Its outstanding play of Isle, edging past stateranked Melbourne Central Catholic. 2-1. In a Claaa 3 A Dtatrict 13 game Monday. The Bears evened Iheir rec­ ord at 11-11, while the Hustler Bees fell to 15-8. Rankin drove tn hts run with a double, while Andrew Huff alao doubled and Stephanson had the RBI. 1“.SSSrK »4 -----------------------lOOOOOO 0 4 1 «» L P .r Stephanson was the winning pitcher, raising his mark to 3 - Lions boys Lacrosse team splits tough pair Tracksters tune up for district run TOTIUH SANFORD - Several Seminole Athletic Conference teams made appearances In two highpowered track meets In Sanford and Winter Park last Friday night as they tried to fine time themselves for the upcoming district meets. •rA fo x E g g e STAFF w W T £ r OVIEDO - A weekend that started off on a poor note took a big upswing for Oviedo's boys varsity lacrosse team. On Friday, the Lions lost to Flagler-Palm Coast from Bunnell 6-5 at John Courier Field, dropping the team to s 7­ 5 record. The following day. the Lions laced mighty St. Edwards in St. Augustine. St. Edwards entered the contest ranked number three In the South Region, but the Lions came out on top. 8-6. *We came out loose, and they played one of the best games all year,* said Oviedo coach Ed Norton. Norton credited his team's excellent passing In part for the win. Of the eight goals, seven came off assists. The man-down defense also came up big. The penalty­ killing unit did not allow a single goal In the eight opportunities St. Edwards had when It outnumbered Oviedo. Dave Walsh scored three times tn the win. Zach Warmer, Manny Morales. Stefan Macchl. Braden Prtckett. and Chad Duberke also scored. Oviedo’s Junior varsity lacrosse team won both of Its most recent games. The JV Lions made tt a sweep of St. Edwards on Saturday, defeating its JV team. 4-3. Zach Adams. Bryan Krulan, Mark Wright, and Chrts McCall each scored a goal. On Monday, the Junior varsity team triumphed again, winning at home against Flagler-Palm Coast. 5-3. McCall scored twice. Krulan. Brent Van Camp, and Phil Quintero each also scored. 0. and Blerley came on In the aeventh inning to get the save. OEMDIOL* INVITATIONAL ATI ------------- M ew . SmVnulr. 7B. Ibtbvbw . 00. Doom 92: Lyman. 91: South Lake. 48. I M W W a k M e vault . On t m i h (South Lake). 14-1: Dtsru* _ Vandrrbrtnk IMnrMI bland). I4B-2: Shot . Vandrrbrtns (Mrtrtll bland). 94-10 1/2: U s * Jump . Franria (Smunoir) 22 l/2 :TV lp b Jump . WlUiama (Srminobi. 49 8. I Ugh lump . Hoar (Merritt laland). 6-8; 4*600 Seminob. 8 21: 110 hunflea . Ilbka (Charlotte). 19.1: 100 . tbmbrrt Obflrvtrari 1090; 1000 . Madnk (Tine NkterL 4 27: 4a 100 . Boone. 4:3a 400 Ikirkncr Hones). 48 88: 200 . Marlin (Semlnobl. 1:90: 300 hurdle* Jarkann (South Label. 40:19: 200 . (bmberl O btbrtnd. 22.43; 3200 _ Vlrgeta (IbUcvtew). » 9 5 ; 4x400 . Westevwsl 328. Brad Trains, shown with Ns father and high school coach Bob Trains (standing, taft) and Sominota High School principal Oretchan Schapker (standing. right) whan ha signed with DCF. was drafted in the first round of the United States Basketball League by the Quit Coast (Sarasota) Sun Dogs. Traina drafted in first round by USBL's G ulf Coast SunDogs • p e d a l to th e H erald ORLANDO - Former University of Central Florida men's basketball player Brad Traina was taken In the first round of the recent United States Basketball League draft. Traina. a 6-foot-5 guard/forward from San­ ford. was the 11th pick overall and first by the Gulf Coast SunDogs. a team based out of Sarasota. Brett Eppenheimer of Lehigh was the first pick of the draft by the Pennsylvania ValleyDawgs. Traina. a two time All-Trans America Ath­ letic Conference selection, scored 1,218 points during hts four years at UCF, the ninth highest total In school history. The former Seminole High School star also ranks second In Golden Knights history In three-pointers made (156) and attempted (419). fourth In games played (108). seventh tn free throws made (230), eighth In free throws attempted (301) and 10th In field goals made (416). This past season Traina. who played tn the NCAA tournament twice In his career, was named TAAC Playcr-of-thc-Week twice and tied a school record with eight three-point baskets tn a single game. _______ a a Suuthrtdfr. 143: UeOevbw. 58-1/2; Luke linin'by. 87: Veto Beach. 52. Boone. 40. Jane*. 49. (■ W ilWn b Ptob vault _ (Over* (South ridge). 0-8: Dtarux . Mo m (Southrtdge). 130-10. Shot _ Cottm IOak Rtdarl. 44-0. Lena jum p _ Down* (Seabreeael, 18-7; Tttp b Jump _ Kbhanl•on (Southrtdge). 30-0. High Jump _ Carbrn (Boonei. 9-4. 4x800 _ Lake Bran tby. B 43; 100 hu nlbs . Winiaim (Southrtdgr). 19-30: lOO.Shouved ISoulhildwl- 13.21; 1000. Walker irUgler Palm Coast). 5:14 4 x1 0 0 . Sou thriller. 47.76: 400 _ William* (FUgbr Calm C u n t) 56.88. (to o .D u b e (O v tn fc i2:20. 3 0 0 hued b » _ Bobbins (UrUrvtrwI. 48.12: 200 . ShutweU (Southndgrl. 25.21; 3200 . Dunn (S ra b rrrxl. 11:48.4x400. Southrtdge. 4:01. WILDCAT INVITATIONAL A TI --------------------- » _ Evans. 207-1/2; Winter Park. 191: Lake Mary. BO. Cyprvaa Creek. 7 8 -1/2; West Orange. 73, Edgewater. 94, Flr»t Academy. 21. Team scorea _ Evans. 179-1/2; Lake Mary. I2B-I/2; WtntcT Park. 112; Tta County. Oa.. 68; Cypress Crack. 90. West Orange. 93: Edgewuler. 42: nrst Acad­ emy. IB. �S.mtncto Herald, Sanforf, Florida *Tustdoy. April 13,1999 Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices APPLICATION FOR T S X OB SO NOTICS IS N I M B Y GIVEN. Vial TA ESCROW *7, INC . the holder of tha following oertlflcata(s) haa Mad said certillcefe<s| tar a Ms deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numberf!) and yesrts) ot fosuaneo, the description ol the property and the neme(s) In which It wee aseeseed fo/are os follows: CERTIFICATE NO: 14SS YEAN OF IBEUANCB: tSSS Description of Property. LEO LOTS 19 • 14 B IX IS CRYSTAL LANE WINTER H O M E ! BUBO PB I PQ H E APPLICATION POA TAX D B ID NOTICS IS H fR IB V GIVEN, that TA ESCROW ST. INC .th* holder at the following earnftcsfe(s) haa Mod said oerCh­ eater*) toe a las deed la b* itauod thereon. Tha certifies!* Humberts) and yearfs) of laauanca. too daaertpflon of tha property, and lha nam*(t) In which It was asaaaaad to/aro aa LagalNoticM V* •one* of a m » * n o » pon t a x o i i d NOTICK IK H IN IB V OIVKN, ttwi TA KSC NOW ST. INC.. ttM holder ol the toftowtng certffte»ie<») has hied eeld certftte*t*j»t for ■ H i deed to be Netted thereon. The certificate number(e) and yeerje) of Neoance, the description of the property, and the name(t) In which If was easeteed IV are aa 9 CCRTIFWATB NO: 1t«4 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: IS M Description of Properly. ( J O LOTS 1S1 . I l l J 0 MCKAROS 1ST ADO TO MIDWAY PB 2 PQ 104 Names In which m essed: Mattie I Smith. J .r r .ll L Starting Alt ol said properly being In the County of Seminole, Slate of Florida Unless such ceffittcetoje} shall be redeemed according to lew, the property dassrlbed m such certlflcatefs) win be sold to the highsi I bidder at the west front door, Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on the N th day ol April. IStS. at 1 100 a m. Payment of Sals fee. applica­ ble documentary stamp tales end recording to** are required to be peid by the successful bidder ol Vie sale FuV payment of an amount equal to the highset bid Is due within S4 hour* after the advertised time of sale. Alt payments shall be cash or guaranteed Instrument, made payable to the Clerh of the Circuit Court. Datod this tSth day of March. 1*00. (Seal) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OP THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLONIOA by Shirley C. Hergsrt Deputy Clerh Publish Mar 2J. M April 9, IS. 1SSS 0CA-1S? Harold I . Nobles, Jr. AN el said property being In Me County ol Semtaefe. State of Florida Unless such certllkaiets) shall In such certificate^ wtO be sotd to Ihe highest bidder t t tha west Neal doer, Seminole County Courthouse, tentord. Florida, on the IS * day of April, 1999. *111:00 aoi. Payment of Soto lee. oppBsesnd recording toe* ere reqi food to be paid by to* pecan ol an amount equal le toe eel bid to dee wNMn B4 hours ■Her the edeerttoed time el •Me. AS payments eheV bn eeah or guaranteed toetmment. mode peyeMe to ton Clerh of the Circuit Court Dated thie 19th dey of I9SS. (Seas MARYANNE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shtrtoy C. Ha apart Deputy dark PvhAeh Kerch *1, M . April S. E IS, ISSE_____________ DBA-1SS Ctreu* Ceurt ease • PP-SSSS-SP Suntrusl Bank Central Ftonda. NA the Sun National Association. Plain tin vs Bryan I Onffin. Defendant NOTICS OP S N M tP P *S S A ll NOTICE IE HEREBT OIY1N that by virtue of that certain Writ ol KsacuUan issued out ol and under the teal of lha Circuit Court ot lemur ole County. Florida. Case 994n iO -S P upon e final Wdgmsnl rendered In the etorseeld court on the 31 si day si December AO tSSS m that cartstn esse entitled Suntrusl Bank Central Honda. NA Ike Sun Bank National Association, Plain lift vs Bryan I Griffin, Defendant which aforesaid Writ ot (locution was delivered lo mo ae Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon ail the right, title and intsmat ol the defendants in the following described properly, sold prop­ erty being located in Seminole County. Florida, mors partlcutarty described as toflows One 1 1S4 Blue Ford Pick-up Truck TIN i t FTCRIOAORUOBTTM Stored at Altamonte Towing, Inc and the undersigned ae Shenff ot temmolo County, Florida, will at 11.00 A M . on Ihe 10th day ot May A 0 IM S offer lor sale and ten to the highest bid­ der. FOR CASH IN HAND AND SUBJECT TO ANT AN0 ALL EXISTING UENS. at the Freni (West) Door, i t the steps, ot the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. Ihe above described property That said sale is being mode to satiety the terms ol Ihis Writ ol Elocution Donald F Eilingar. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida NOTICE RIGAROINQ THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES A C T OF 1H0. PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE PRO­ CEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE. 100 BUSH BLVO. SAN­ FORD. FLORIDA. AT LEAST FIVE DATS PRIOR TO THE PRO­ CEEDINGS (407) SSS-SS40 TTD (407) 333-3321 Publish April S. 11. 20. 27. IM S With Sale being held on May 10. IM S DEB-4S M TMS CMCUtT COURT OF THS IKtHTSSHTN CStCUfT M ANOFOR CASS NOi M 4 7 4 C F MRS. ESTATE OF « W R MUNRO. OflCMMd- nones OF ADSSMfSTfUTION The ednwustranon of the estate of RITA R MUNRO. deceased. F4e Nuntoer B4-S74-CP, n pendrng n die Circuit Court In and tor Serranole County Florida. Probate Division, the ****** ol which le 101 N Park Avenue. Sanford. Fiords 32771 The names and addresses ol the Personal ReprseantalMie) and lha Personal Repraeennovels) attorney ere set forth below Ml interested persons are required B Me with Vaa Court N all claim* against lha estate WITHIN THREE (3) MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE and. bi any obyeebon by an eilareeiad person on whom this notice is served that chakenges Ihe vaidly of the Wil, the queltfcebona of the Personal Represents0ve(sL venue cl funsdtebon of die Court WITHPi THE LATER OF THREE 0) MONTHS AFTER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY p0) DATS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THE OBJECTING PERSON ALL CLAIMS AND O BJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BAHRE0 Publication ot due Notice has begun on April S. I MS SHEILA PUGH Personal Representative GAIL U WEST Personal Rsprssantabve STEVEN O HOHNEFFER. PA 990 Douglas Avenue Suite 102 Altamonte Springs. Florida 32714 Phone (407) 712-0007 Ftonda Bar Number 241903 Attorney lor Personal Representative^) Publish April S. I I . 1999 DEB-44 FILE BO. I IN RE: ESTAT1 OF MART R SARTUNSKI. The Adminietrotien of the estate of MARY R. BARULINSIU. Case No. SS -tSS-C P la pandbig In toe Circuit Ceurt ot the tight*anto Judicial Clreuii In and tor Saminole County. Florida, at 101 North Path Avenue, fantord. Florida. The address of the Repreeantathr*'* attorney are set forth below ALL INTERESTED PER SO N ! ARE NOHFIEO THAT: AA persona on whom this notice It served who have obyactfoni that challenge tha validity ol Ihe Will, the quaMIcations ol Ihe personal reprosentalrva, venue, or |urtodlclloa of this Court are required to Me their objection* with thto Ceurt WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRET PUBLICATION OF THIE NOTICE OR THIR TY DATE AFTER THS OATS OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditor* of lha decadanl and other person* claims or dotnonds decedent's el Isle on whom s copy ot Ihi* nolle* lo served within three month* after the date ol the first publication of this note* must Me thole claims with this Court W ITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE O F THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAVE AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditor* of the dece­ dent end persons having claim* or demends against tha deca­ dent's estate must (tie thsir dolma with the Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS A FTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. A U CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRE0. The dots ol the firal publica­ tion ol this Nolle* la April 11, IM S Personal Representative Anna McCarthy A ftornays tot Personal Rspraesntathrs: WILLIAM 0 PALMER, ESQUIRE Ftonda Bar No 220181 PALMER E PALMER. P.A. 3117-0 Edgewstar Drive Orlando, Florida 32104 Telephone (407) I SO-9900 Facsimile (407) SI0-SS11 Attorney* tor Petitioner Publish April 11. 20. 1999 DEB-119 CERTIFICATE NO: I7 M TEAR OF II3UANCE: ISSE Description ol Proparty: LEO LO T S OMENTA OAROENS 1ST ADD PB 10 POST Nam** In which assessed Men Kroenke. Nanay H. Kroanks. All of said proparty being In the County of Ssmlnoto. Hat* af Unless such certincats(s| shall be redeemed according la law. the property described In such certiftcaiert) wM be told to the highest bidder at the west front door. lamtool* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, an the 10th day at May. IS M . at 11:00 a m Payment of Eal* tan. applicaand recording too* are required to bo paid by to* successful bidder el the sale. Full payment Of an amount equal lo tha highset bid H due within M hour* •Nor the advertised lima el solo. AN payments sh*« be cash or guaranteed msliurnent, mad* payable to the Clerh of toe Circuit Ceurt. Datod this Slid day of March. 1 ECt.(«**l| MARYANNB MORES CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT COUNTY. b y Shirley C. Hergon Deputy Clerk PutIIeh March 10. April S. 11S « . ISM O B A -tIB M TU B CIRCUIT CO URT OP T N I BM RTSSNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M ABB POD SBM M BLB COUNTY. FLOBIBA CIVIL C A M N O .■ BO-TBS-O A-IS-M IN R t: FORFEITURE OF S1.3M 00IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY B O TW B O F FORFBITVRB PROCBBDINSt TO: Chartaa Williams 2945 Duron Avenue Sanford. FL 12771 and all others who claim an Intsreat In tha following prop11 ,3M 00 IN UNITED STATES CURRINCY Donald F. Ssllngsr, ol tha •eminol* County ShafftTa Offtc*. Samlnela County. Flortds. through hit ofHcara, imesbgators or agents, saued February 23.1SM at S IM Sipes Avenue. Sanford. In Seminal* County. Florida, and I* present­ ly balding said property for the purpose el forfeiture pursuant to Section* 032 701-932 704. Florida Status*, and WIN RBOUSST that an Honorable Judge of Ihe Circuit Court, Civil Dhrttlon, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Seminole County. Florid*, find probable causa that Ihe above property should bo forfeited to the above agency Y*U affi be as read a copy ot the Order finding Pro bob'* Cause once it I* signed by the Judge and II mM adviao ycu how and whan lo respond to this request lav for­ feiture I HEREBY CERTIFY the) a true and correct copy ot this Notice we* tent to the above named address by U S certified mail, return receipt requested, this ■lh day ol April. 1999 John C. Roes, General Counsel Florida Oer 190717 Samrnol* County Sheriff s Office 100 Bush Boulevard Sanford. Florida 33773 Publish April 13. 20. IS M 0S B - 11 Q IN TH E CIRCUIT OOUItT IN ANO FOR SSMINOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA CASS NO.i 9 S -9 4 M -D A - 14-F AMERICAN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT. INC Plaintiff. MARION I DAVIS. Defendant NOTICS OF SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant lo a Summary Final Judgment of Foroctoaur* dated March 29. IS M in Cass No 9S-2481-CA-14-P in lh* NOTICE OF SALS Circuit court In and for PUBLIC A U C TIO N Seminole County. Florida in IN PUPIUANT TO FLORIDA which AMERICAN HOUSING STATUTES 713,79 TH E FOL­ DEVELOPMENT. INC I* lh* LOWING VEHICLE W ILL BE Plaintiff, and MARION I. DAVIS. SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON la the Defendant | win veil to TUESOAT APRIL 27. IM S AT 10 00 AM AT CORTES TOWING the high* st and bast bidder lor SERVICE. 249 ORANGE AVE . cosh at I I . 00 AM on the (lh day ot MAT. IV M at tho Waal Front LONQWOOO. FLORIDA. THE9E ■tap* ol Ihe Saminole County VEHICLES ARE SOLD AS IS Courthouse, 301 N Park As* . WITH NO TITLE GUARANTEE. SILLER RESERVES THE RIQHT Sanford. Florida, tho (allowing TO BID BI00INQ STARTS AT described reel properly s* sal forth In the Summary Final AMOUNT OWED FOR TOWINO AND ST0RAQE VIEWINO ON Judgment of Foreclosure: Unit Number 227. RIDGEWOOD HOUR PRIOR TO SALE FORM OF PAYMENT IE CASH OR VILLAS A CONDOMINIUM, according to tha Declaration of CA9HIERS CHECK Condominium recorded In 1 ) 1943 FORD LTD VtNsi FABPJIXXOQ! 07497 Official Records Book I I M , Pogo 288. together with an 2) I N I FORD F-390 undivided inlarssl. In Ihe com­ V1NF1FDKF17M7MNA90217 mon element* appurtenant 1) 1992 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE V1NS1G3HX93L4N13M473 tharalo In accordance with and subject to tha covenants, con­ 4) 1988 BUICK SOMMERSKT VII1SI04NJ27U9OM178110 ditions. rsstrictions, ease­ 8)1 M 7 OLDSMOBILS CUTLASS ments. terms and other provi­ VIN41Q3AMS1RXHD3848I9 sion* of said Daclarallon of Condominium, a* recorded In 8)1910 0L08MOBILE CUTLASS tha Public Records ol Seminole VIH f 103SFAfl441082 County. 7) 1988 0L0IMOBILE DELTA •• Florida DATED THIS 7th day of Aprd. V1Nfl01HY3734Q1838792 IM S 8) 1M0 NISSAN MAXIMA MARYANNE MORSE V1NSJN1MJ01P9LT372029 CLERK OF THE 9) 1987 NISSAN MAXIMA CIRCUIT COURT ViNiJNtHU11SXHT2093I7 By Dorothy W Bolton 10) 1998 HONDA ACCORD Deputy Clark VINfJHMBA7410GC039481 R EDWARD COOLEY. ESQ 11) 1987 HONDA CIVIC Shepard. McCabe 8 Cooley V1N41HOEC4S39HA001949 1490 SR 414 WesL Si* 200 12) 1017 HVNDAI EXCEL V1N4KMHLF11J2HU117807 Longwood, FL 32750 If you are a parson with a dis­ 13) 19(4 CHEVROLET ability who need* accommoda­ CAVALIER tion in order lo participate in VIN4IQ1A039P1EJ204991 Hu* proceeding, you are enb14) 1914 CHEVROLET Med. el no cosl to you. lo lh* CAVAUER provision of certain assistance VIHelQI JF27W9Q7194490 Pleat* contact Court adminis­ 19) 1999 CHEVROLET S-10 tration al 301 N Park A v * . VI!f*iaCCS19493A143139 Sanford. Florida 32771. 19) 19(9 CHEVROLET Telephone (407) 321-4330 with­ CELEBRITY in 2 working day* of your VIH >201AW19XXF1133942 receipt ot this document. It you 17) 1919 PLYMOUTH are hearing'or voice impaired, VOYAGER cell 1-900 999-9771 I I ) VINS2P4FH49J0KR2492I9 Publish April 13. 20. 1999 Publish April 13. 1999 DEB-114 DEB-96 itoAk-. NOTICS IS N IM B Y OIVEN, tost TA ESCROW ST. INC., lh* holder af tho following cerVflcele(t| ha* Mad said cerVflcat*(t) far a tea deed to b* 1st usd thereon. The cortMeato Humberts) and y**r(*) of Issuance, lh* description el tha property, and the namafi) In which It was *ttested It/are at 71m Raines is a Sanford native and Seminole H igh School graduate now playing for the Oakland Athletics. Hla statistics for the 1999 season Is In the (lret column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1999) In the third column. CERTIFICATE NO: 1(47 TEAR OF ISSUANCE: IM S n c rtpUen ol Properly LIQ SEC 03 TWP SIS ROE 111 W 1/t OF I 1/t OF I 1/S OF N l 1/4 (LISE N 1780 14 FT S RD| (I ■A m naAD O B “ Ttoffto. In which east*led Richard T EltsL Talena L ENeL All of Mid property being In the County at laminate, tlale af Unto* i such cartifteato(t) than bo redeemed according la law. tha property described In tush cartfflcattft) will bn told to lh* high sal bidder at tha west front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on tha 10th day ot May. ISM . at 11 :M a tn . Payment ol Solo too. eppneeond recording too* or* required to bo paid by lha tuceetttol bidder at lh* sal* Full payment of on amount equal lo the high­ est bid It due within 14 hours oftor the advertised lime of sale AN payments thaN be cash or guaranteed instrument, mod* payable to the Clerk of tho Circuit Court Doled tore f lid day ol Marsh, IS M Itooq MARYANNS MORSE C U R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT ■IMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA b r Shirley C Hergsrt Deputy Clerk Publieh March 10. AptU S. 111 M . ISM DEA-119 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T M tO TN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M A M FOB B IM M O tS COUNTY, O M B BO. M -f S B I CA 14 B IRWIN MONTOAOI CORPORATION F/K/A INLAND MORTGAGE CORPORATION. Ftemlilf. vs J O f l ANTONIO OARITO- 8UAREZ. I T A L . Defendants NOTICE OF B A L I Nolle* I* hereby given that In accordance with the Final Judgment el Foreclosure, entered on May 8. 1888 In i h i action no 88-1131 C A 14 B In the Circuit Ceurt ot SEMINOLE County Florida, In which Jess Antonio Borelo-Euaret. I T AL . wore lh# Defendant* and Irwui Mortgage Corporation U V t Inland Mortgage Corporation arao Plain lilt. I * 4 a*M to the Mgheet fodder tor cash at the wool front door. 301 N Park Ace. Sanford FL 31712 hetween lh* hours oft 1 M i m. and>94 p m on MAY 4.1999 on the fol­ kswing described reel property Lei 7, Block A. Ban Bebeetian Heights Unit 2. according lo lh* pial thereof, es recorded in Ptol Book It . Pago T t. Pubkc ~ of lrmm ole County. More commonly known at 407 Akatar Av*. Altamonte Bpring*. FL 11714 (Court Seal) Deborah Contnl As Deputy Clerk Matthew J Schkchl* Attorney at Law 2134 Hollywood Blvd Hollywood. FL 33020 Publish April 13. 20. IB M DEB-113 M TNB CIRCUIT COUNT FOR BSMIBOLB COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE B IV N M B FHo Number 89-109-OF IN RE ESTATE OF HELEN MANY SEMPLE Decs* sad NOTICS OF AO MINIBYRATI ON The administration of lh* estate ol HELEN MARY SEM­ PLE. deceased. File Number M-191-CP. It pending in the Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida, Probalt Division, tha address al which it BO Orawar C. Sanford. Ftonda 12772. Tho name and address of tha personal repre­ sentative and tha pereonei rep­ resentative's attorney are sal iurcn b«io« ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT All persons on whom this notice it served who have objections that challenge Ihe qualification* ol the persons) representative, venue, or juris­ diction ot this Court arc required to III* their objeebont with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THS FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol tho dtctdaiff and other parsons jiaving claims or demand* sgaintl decadent's estate on whom a copy el this node* It served within three months altar the dale ol lh* iirtl publication ol this note* must til* their claim* with this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THII NOTICE OR THIRTY 0AVI AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All othtr creditor* ol Ihe dece­ dent and persons having claims or demands against the estate ol the decadent must lilt their claims with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC­ TIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The dele ol lh* tiral publica­ tion ol lh t notice it April tl, IB M Personal Representative JAMES R SEMPLE Attorney lor Personal Representative WILLIAM J McLEOD. ESQUIRE Attorney tor Personal Reprsts-itetiv* McLeod. McLeod. A McLeod. PA. P O Drawer 990 Apopka. FL 13704 Florida Bar No 332024 Telephone 407/9(4-3300 Publish April 13. 20. 1999 DEB-117 . 1> i Raines' first week w ith the Athletics went fairly well. After not playing In the opening game of the season the outflekter/dealgnated hitter has appeared In all five games since, going 4-for-13 with three RBI, good for a .308 average, but the team to only 2-and-4. goal 100 652 133 194 71 38 13 IS 90 .334 CATCOOKT 'W C3flirtlCS*8199844899••888***********9•99*9••***■•*99•9*144*4441*■*(*•* 5 At-bat a • Wtolto9ltMHM*9t94«9l*9*llllM**t*«*MtnilHtl*t«**IUIItl444ll 13 Runs..................................................................... 0 It®*****....... . *•»•eeeet******lit* *t*eit***•*••**««***-9**••■*■991** 4 WM***989**88#****•••**••••••*•••«****•*>■*lit ,,! *999*•*9******999*•*9 3 D o u b l e s . . 99. .ee,..*..**,,*..,... 0 Triples...................... ..............*•••,**......... . 0 Home niflSeeet *49*•*»9*t ****4**9t ******■****, t. 9**4»*4***e*9«**»9 O Sie®lie m .ll lllt t *4« ***1*:***<**i l l l . i i i i H i 1**,***119*9*9•9C*******99 O Average...................... ............................... ......... .308 aamar 2.391 8,559 1.525 3.538 945 413 112 163 803 .297 1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IN BRIEF p a l /a a u HOOPS SANFORD - The Seminole County PAL (Police Athletic League) Basketball League w ill be holding tryouts for ■ nine-and-Under AAU (Amateur Athletic Union) Team. Tryouts w ill be held on Thursday April 15, at 8 :3 0 p.m . Tto quality for a nine-year-old team you must be nine years old on August 31st of 1999 or be In the third grade and 10 ye a n old. Tb register for tryouts or for more inform a­ tion contact Coach Tsylo r at 338-7738. Babe Ruth* M B ra fB I I Athletics (3-71: National Dlvlmlon: Railroaders C ub a (7*3-1) and Sunnlland Corporation M arlins and Rotary Breakfast Club Expos (both 3 7 ). Schedule _ Tuesday at Roy H oller Junior Field, Sanford Electric Athletics vs. Railroad* era Cubs, 5:45 p.m . and Sun* nlland Corporation Marlins vs. (tin ke r Materials Devil Rays. 7 :4 5 p.m. Providing the offense were: Sanford Lodge S63 Free & Accepted Masons Yankees: three hits _ Joalah Klmmlg (run. tw o RBI): two hits _ Tom Q uinn (hom e run. double, three runs, three RBI). Luke Klmmlg (two ru n s, RBI), Glenn Lee (run): one hit _ Hunter Pfluger (run, RBI); two runs _ Jo hn Whitley. Sunntland Corporation Mar­ tina: two-hits _ Sean Macher (ru n ). Rotary Breakfast Club Expos: three hits _ Marcus Kendrick (three runs); one hit _ Eddie Hogan (home ru n . two runs, two R B I), Lyndon Merthie (three ru n s, two RBI): two runs _ J a ­ son Tate. Anthony Donaldson: one ru n _ George Easley. Railroaders Cuba: three hits _ Freddie Howard (triple, two doubles, three run*, two RBI): three runs _ Tim othy Acree: one ru n _ James Jackson. Rtnker Materials Devil Rays: one hit _ Khalil Farahkhan (double, run). Nick Martin (double). Jam es Richardson (R B I); one run _ Daniel Zen* n ick . TtU e t* Martito* n pee U S to tto * C ab* 4XB 1 0 1 . 1 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 1. 1 1 runs); one hit _ Ramon Espinal (triple, two runs, two RBI). Travis Mathis (double). Nick Daniils (run. RBI). Jerocny Mur­ phy. Jo h n Valentine (one run each); two run* _ Roy Valentine: one run _ Deante Adam*. Edwin Maldonado. Anthony Walla. Mariner*: one hit _ Emery (two run*): two run* _ M. Moel­ ler. T . Hick*. R. Miller, one run _ Joey Howard. Hemaley. Devil Raya: two hit* _ John Salco (two triple*, two runs). Davie Perdue. Milt Alvarado, Justin Pabon (one triple and two runs each): two runs _ An­ tonio Miles; one run _ Freddie Gaines. Jason Filth. New Tribe* Mission Indians: one hit _ Reggie White (run). Andre Debose: two runs _ Mat­ thew Hayes; one run _ Ben Lopes. Cody Fields, William Fugate. Results: Wednesday _ Devil Rays 8. Newsome Hardwoods Athletics 6 and Mariners 14, New Tribes Mission Indians 6; Saturday _ Newsome Hard­ woods Athletics 12, Mariner* 10 and ; Monday _ Pirates 13. Devil Rays 8 and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics 9, Royals 5. Standings _ American Divi­ sion: Royals (5-3), Red Sox (35). New Tribes Mission Indians (2*6) and Mariner* (1-7); Na­ tional Division: Pirate* (7-1), Devil Rays (0-3) and Newsome Hardwoods Athletics (5-4). Schedule _ Wednesday at Roy Holler Field. Red Sox vs. Indi­ ans, 5:45 p.m. Providing the offense: WEDNESDAY Devil Rays: one hit _ Davie Purdue (double, two runs, two RBI). Mylcr Nell (two runs, RBI); one run _ Antonio Miles. Justin Pubon. Milt Alverado, Travarses McGill. Newsome Hardwoods Athlet­ ics: one hit _ Nick DanlUa (triple, run). John Valentine (run. RBI). Ramon Espino), Roy Valentine (one run each), Justin Smith, David Dclk; one nin Ju stin Peterson. Deante Adams. Mariners: two hits _ R. Lock­ hart (triple, two RBI): one hit T. Hicks (RDI); two runs _ R Miller, J. Guerra; one run _ M. Halter. J. Howard. Q. Pfluger. B. Vcnncy. S. Garicpy. M. Hen­ sley. New Tribes Mission Indians: one hit _ Matthew Hayes (double, ROD. Cody Fields (run): one run _ Ben Lopez. Jonel Stile, Reggie White, Mat­ thew Snyder, Ju stin Sian sell. SATURDAY Newsome Hardwoods Athlet­ ics: two hits _ Cory Brooks (two M . IB I II. BI mi. u a I* . la . W80NUOAY Results _ Tigers 13. Sanford 4 and Cougars IS. Sanford 11. Providing the offense: Tigers: one hit _ Valerie (triple. two runs). Jenna (double, run, RBI). Meagan (two runs. RBI). Tina (run. RBI): one run. one RBI _ Nicole; one run _ Jessie. Kelli. Andrea, Court­ ney, Num ber 9. Sanford: one hit _ Andrea Southward (two run s). Tars Layton (run). Lawana Phillips; one run _ Staphanle Parra. Cougars: three hits _ C hris­ tina W illiams (three runs, two RBI); two hits _ U z Bowman (double, three runs. R B I): one hit _ ' Kim Peters (triple, two runs. RBI). Amanda Saunders (run). Elizabeth B inkley: three runs _ Sara Dudzik: two runs _ Stacy Thorton: one n in Rachel Walker. Sanford: three hits _ Tara Layton (two triples, two runs, two RBI). Stephanie P am (double, three runs, RBI). Lawana Phillips (ru n . two RBI). Andrea Southward (ru n . Rill); two hits _ Marc h r lie Woodward (two runs): one hit _ Lawanda Tillm an (triple, two runs, RBI). Allona Baker, Tla Jackson (one RBI each). Tiger* * 1 4 * . IB « 11. B B S O Io . « s is . a s SOS B IS O S I.1 B ii a NO INTEREST B 400 4 3 . I I IT 8 S H20yeah! NO DOWN PAYMENT B I to I to * . • • 111. B I Pirate*: one hit _ L Merthie (double, two runs. RBI): two runs _ Jimmy Seller*. Greg Hardy. J . Casey. B. Bostlch; one run _ Chri* Seller*. N. Williams. K. Jones. Devil Rays: one hit _ T .C . Kinney (double, run); two runs _ Travarses McGill; one run _ Milt Avarado. John Salco. Davie Purdue. Myler Net). Matt Kearney. Newsome Hardwoods Athlet­ ics: one hit _ Nick DanlUa (double, two runs. RBI). John Valentine (double, run. RBI). J cto my Murphy (two RBI). Cory Brooks. Julian Pearson (one run each). Dsvld Delk; one run _ Roy Valentine. Deante Adams. Ramon Espinal. Travtus Mathis. S 0 B B . 14 B 0000. a 0 101 BOB . 7 s 000 u e . a s M . IS T $500 WORTH O F OR POLARIS GARMENTS NO NYM ENTS FOR 6 MONTHS & ACCESSORIES B u y a new 1999 Polaris watercraft before M a y 31 and y o u 'll g el your choice between our 6 month “no, no, n o " financing*, or $ 5 0 0 tow ard tricking out yo u r new boat, getting som e wetwear, a tube, or other Polaris garments and accessories. ! rtegem n etkd ta n F ^ u q t. tee* a Me* ) nwtour* sum ra, 1229 n q itetiTtorarouit Central Florida Cycle A Ski 245 N. Hwy. 17-92 Longwood, FL 32750 •(407) 695-5900 �Hantt,Sorted.Ftortds•Tuaste*Agrf 13, I N * . a People L7 j Blood Bank fantuy and Iks Industry la — It’aMaras ripe Federal Trade ComI U bil- the noon luncheon are neces­ sary through the telephone com m ittee. Central Florida Blood Bank Is asking donors of all types blood - especially O-type donors • to donate at Its Sanford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For Information, can 322 0822. Seminole Spokes W elcom e Wagon C lu b of Seminole county holds a coffee for newcomers and second Wednesday of every m onth from 10 a.m . until noon. Fo r Information on address, call Betty. 805-0144. or Lucy. 322-7877. The Rotary Breakfast Club meets every Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. at the Colonial Room Restaurant on First Street In Sanford. For more Information, call Rick Rusal at 322*0285. Lunch, The Over BO Dance Club dance la held every Wednes­ day. from 2:30 to 4:30 p m at the Sanford Ctvtc Center. Live m usk by the Deltonlans 13ptece band. Donation 83.00. Optimist Clnb The Sanford Optimist Club meets every Wednesday at noon at the colonial Room In downtown Sanford. Visitors are welcome. CaU 323-2104 or 322-0208. — Time-share pitches. Another Fierida esmpsay, Vacation Break UJA,afFbrtf m l rfali.afessettled tkby fellowship yea have la par, yoa hasn't won. Tke Pfedda Travel Network, a Treasure DEAR C O N FU S ED ! Yo u r huaband m ay have meant that the “■park” has dimmed In your marriage — but I wouldn't call that hopeless. I suspect he wae either angry when he said it, o r he misses the "excitem ent" of first love. Several things can be done to rekindle the passion you once felt for each other. Start think­ ing about w hat attracted you and Y u ri to each other in the firs t p la ce , and use th a t to re ca p tu re the m eglc o f y o u r early years together. Consult a m arriage counselor to explore what Issue* m ight be d ivid in g yo u . E x p lo re a m a rria ge e n ­ counter p ro gra m designed to make s good marriage even bet­ te r. If yo u o pt to try th la avenue, check w ith your church Welcome Wagon Seminole Spokes Welcome Wagon C lub of Seminole County holds the regular monthly luncheon meeting at 11:30 a.m. on the third Wednesday of very month. Those wishing lo attend, call Betty, 095-0144. or Lucy, 322-7877. Woman's Club Woman's club Lake Mary Woman's Club meets the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May (except Decem­ ber's meeting, which Is Dec. 16). For Information, contact Ann Klrkcndall. 302-9331. k *i clamung an Interest by. Wi*ugh. unSar or again,I IS* O rldadlM L wNo ar# M l known ease ■•> a? assoeaiaa any nght PUo or M ia m i M IS* protwrtp daaartbad M Wo mortgag* bews N n d o u d herein YOU ARE HORiar NOTIFIID ISal an a*Son m tarocloao a mortgage on IS* loifewing CALIFORNIA FIOSRAL ■AMR. A FEDERAL SAVINGS MANX F/K/A CALIFORNIA FCDCRAL SAVINGS AMD LOAN AssocunoN PLAINTIFF VS D U N S u u u a o w t R. ST AL MFSNOANTISI LOT 94. SkVSB LARIS W IS T AT T H I CROSSINOa UNIT TWO. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS R ICO R DtD IN PLAT BOOK U . PAOIO U AND •4. OF T H I PUBLIC RtCORDS OF IIU IN O L S COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Nat boan Mad agautai you and you a n required lo aorvo s copy ol your wrltlan dolanaoa, M any. lo II on DAVIO J BUR N. ESQ PtamMt'a atlornay. wkoao addnta la SOI S University Orlvo dMO. Plantation, FL U T1 4 ( m lalar Sun M daya Iron, iSa dal* ol ts* Ural publi­ cation ol Mia nolle* ol action) eomTRvema aaavtaa TO L U C IU I MUMOOWf A. UNKNOWN SPOUSt OF LUC ILLS UUUSO W f R. ■ h o w r*,kJ«nc• t* unknown il he/sherthey No living, ind H he/*h*/th*y bo d u d . tN« unknown dolondont* who ms, bo i p a m il. Nolrs. d t u t m grant**,, assign***, Ifanor*. creditor, trustee*. and all per- and Ma lb# original with IS* Mark ol Ifua court aitb*r bolora ■orvlco on Pkamblta allornoy or anmedfeltly ihonollor. otbar. *n* a dolauN will be enland again, I you lor ISa rebel eatnond*d M IS* complaint or pebtlon Mod boron WITNESS my bond and IS* aeol ol Ist* Court SI SEMINOLE County. Florida, thie 11 ST day ol MARCH. IO N (SEAL) MARYANN! MORSE. 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CuudL pi iNrao) TT X tkaban (In Nwac) W X II ~ I "~|[-----------1 TT f tarWhMT IWarmaBa" UN and Tkaaa tlantoy Tkeitoatrn lCauain IRupea M l i n .X LLTL'-TJL Jr G1V Oantaiporl 111OCtock Ibab tmr Wbatraa you date protect yeuraaifF Deal with a local travel i Item soil " " iL k o S " * rs2S5tii DCARVOIGiraAAGBMAVEM (fixr theaa who might xot kaxw, m ia a a expert or •u tb orlty In Yiddish.) Tfeaok about the a va ila b ility of such DEAR A BH Y: A reader asked you why some people are offended when you ask them their age. My Eastern European grand­ mother won a Polish Jew. She died in 1964, when she was in her 90s. She would not divulge her age, or even discuss age tn general. Gray hair was not in ner makeup either. Her generation with the same ethnic background believed that the angel of death was constantly look­ ing and seeking candidate*. If th* angel heard her discussing or revealing her age, he would realise that he nod overlooked my grand­ mother. TH E VIR G IN IA AGE M AVEN p ie d o aot nom a th eir s e a s "Jaaior” la th e fear that th e angel o f death might coafase the generations and take the child inateod of the father. f*o r a clever respoaee to tho DEAR ABBY: In response to the letter about people who become offended when asked their age. a simple reply w ill do.^lay, ‘Age to only a number and mine is un­ listed.’ That should stop the curious in their tracks. C O IN SPRING H ILU FLA. without divulging perD EA R A B B Y ; I have a 21month-old daughter, ’ Jennifer,* who spends every other weekend with her father. Sometimes when ahe returns home, her fingernails u p painted. I have tried to explain to my ex-husband that Jennifer ia too young for nail polish and it font healthy for her. Her fingernails aren't thick enough, and the chemi­ cals could seep through Into her skin. I hate using polish remover because It to too strong. Please help me convince him that Jennifer to too young to have her nails painted. WORRIED M O TH ER IN W ISCONSIN DEAR WORRIED MOTHER! I checked w ith a p ed iatrician to quite young t o 1 l toh, there to nothing medId-ally J -------------------'----- 3 It ^ U h ^ ln p o r tin t for y o n to D E A R C .G .t Y o u are o w it! far y ea r h om e and D ad aate qwestloae w ith thla "Cam yon heap a aa With a little humc . rudest q u e stio n s can he aa- iami) (oa Bwargar. Err ■m t n i e m e u rv c o u r t oa t m i t e r n a u m e iA i. CIRCUIT, m AMO FOR one,'yoa should not Interfere. Courtboua* al 40/123-4330 I N O - N I I F H (TOO) or 1-S00SSS-ST70. vis Florida Ralay SarvM*. Pubbab AP A ILE. IS. I N I Dta-41 Pubbab APRIL*. II. I N I OSa-43 | 6:30 | J 00 | 7 30 | 8 00 | 3 30 | 9 00 | 9 30 | 10.00 | 10:30 hifiiJIDsUi H i * (in FratM ipn ptSMiaolK Nnr, X Tgn5^™ StorwjS SimoIX a r CSSH tones t U galN oU c— TUESDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 mmwmjm CTKHJgJl- ■aha lata. AS tMo daaaal make the fating It Is a feed travel M art. trim deals any batter far easatmura, but M may Se able lo match it or 9a batiar may make It tougher to get reftaufe. try you endt card. Oh Legal Nolle— m me o i r o u i t cover o r me tarn awawuu. omevrr, m i I 1h r a i DEAR A llliY : I have Iw n mar­ ried lo 'Yuri* fur almost 14 yearn. We have three children. It hasn't always been ea*y. We have had our difference*. Recently. Yuri told me that he loved me Inu than he used to. Abhy, I don't know what lo make of this. | Doe* this mean the love in per­ manently gone, or do we have a chance of bringing back the flame? CO N FUSED IN WENDOVER, ONTARIO. CANADA The Seminole Soli ft W ster Conservation District meets each third Wednesday of the month at 4 p.m . st the office, at 508 W . Lake Mary Blvd., In Sanford. C all 321-8212. The Coastllners meetings are held at 10 a.m. the Amt Wednesday of rach month at the Sanford Senior Center. 401 E. Seminole Blvd. All Interested railroaders, both active and retired, arc In­ vited to attend. For Information, call Horace O rren. 322-5403. iir js s s M s ie r s Couple searches for spark of earlier love Conscrvntion district Coastllners deceptive sd ve rtU tn g E m where tnvd-eaJei loan exist, they era not II padadtoteS — Vacation certificates. Vacation All widowed persona arc In ­ vited to meet at 1:30 p.tn. the accond and fourth Wednesday of every m onth at the Cassel­ berry Senior Center. 200 Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. The Kiwanis Club of Sanford meets weekly Wednesday at noon for a luncheon meeting ut the Lakeside landing at the Marina Motel on Lake Monroe. Visiting Klwanlans are welcome. For Information call Walt Smith, 323-5088. often. •ddWonal fete. Only then do lh«7 fri actual travel dates-m dse- £8*1 they'd hsaa'-a^ecially Widowed persons Kiwanis Club Web aitea end Juab ••wail. Coneumen pay for a — her rnrititog them to a trip to the dub seat out of yean, leaving few No federal lose the aeDera of trawl deals, and only a few dates have peaaod each lama. Of- 3* All area seniors are invited to Join a seniors group currently meeting at the Orthodox Church of St. Stephen. 1805 Lake Em m a R A covered dish luncheon, at noon, la followed by B ible study and fellowship. The group meets on the sec­ ond and fourth Wednesday of the month. Fbr more Inform a­ tion. contact M ary Burke at 330-8391. Dancing for Seniors sre sold by companies vto direct B ull, L unsolicited corporate ism ton uy* Itoa a w ar la i phony t fena ticket, or take money far velless they never meke. Mere , though, are the "gray' j Welcome Wagon Rotary The Sanford Woman's Club meets the first Wednesday of each month, October through May. at 10:00 a.m., al tne clubhouse. 309 S. Oak Ave.. followed by the program at 11:00 a.m. Reservations for Travel that’s too good to be true »iraacf- * - t■ n a, 1 , -LLZys-LtJ lb* lukUdut* }: Schoor a Out •• . IIWailwalWAam, (IntaTWlWX .In Stainl tome Vy*o* (WSnr»o| Prtnw flaw Caurary m Caary, Jam, OaSa* |lr» Wit*) X l i Tv, utf 'li.uikn.d Brady TWontot Yra JallliMM llamrn* Rocklord Fdwi llraaN M Ian Franciwa' ii o'cimk bum Pktu., FwTkI __ Bi*ct Ml, Odd KjIcSm Stoat HgmtfttftOUft' RdSCamw t«|l»;|ftcbedGe« |lnSlttro|K r |lUnMa[lnto»i«o) Jt Hereto# |Lae kckaaHe# *■ j!?5?!*? lunakaw Nttomk Uta' O S in in, EH la Pvtawl M *w liuaud* Ham Again Hara*Lgala, i«*|lM*)C«*y CncaWN __ # 11107, Strioftfrfei i(thd)Cor*r (l6l0tTka>ki*lgueMaa',|HM) Hogan, Lnda karbwilu (tnSt*uo|I W*n IkDwmoH (In Smtol TT UftyjM, Wtbcn Ovi (InSlMtcj Vt X Ham. Alai Thai* (In U*m| VC Angato, Letiinl Sonland Trad BUr,n NBA latkatbad Jm i MKnfl PC*tanstm Si,r«.) r [tR-Caarq[> Hdiii iii Sinking Bntanca , , irrjj) a- . <i S i i Una Warnor Fnnc,u IWRkar.Taiaa Range Ndw Tort Unda»tB,af --------- [khMtoa'I ifcBTOSrmS^r Ui*"n LWal h ..,U n iiv i^ -U .r -------------V pI a |H) (ki Waol Woman [Sui, f Sw Yenyka May*» iFoAoity *T>* fugu*' |N«wa (In Suno) X IflacCymrtiVi (ktSuno 5nuo) FudHaua* FufitouM Fwn'toit m r ijONHed l (IWO, (VatM)8n<aWA». Bonnat*<l>M IHfliOt DaSaFarcal » » '1 |IW0) Fm-Uar nsm r m csss n o i ar sees cairn CALIFORNIA FEDERAL BANK. A FEDERAL tAYINOS BANK F/K/A CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINOS AND LOAN AEEOCIATION PLAINTIFF Vt DIANE UUMBOWER. ET AL DEFENDANT!!) NOTICE OP ACTION CONSTN VOTIY1 SERVICI TO DIANE UUMBOWER wboif r*iid*nc* I* unknown II h«/,b*/lb*y b* living, and II b*/,b*/th*y b* d##d, lb* imknown d*l*nd#nt* who may b# »poui*t. b#ir*. d#vl*##«. gianl**,. ataign***. Ilanor*. creditor*, butt#**, and #H par­ ti** claiming an Inlaraal by. through, undar or again*I lha Defendant*, who ar* not known lo b* deed or abvo. and all parM « baying or clamung lo hav* any rtghL till* or Intaro*! In lha property daaenbed In tha mort­ gage being lor*cio«*d barain. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to tor*cto,* a mortgage on tbo lofowing property LOT *4. SILVER LAKE* WEST AT THE CROEEINQS UNIT TWO. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THiBEOF, AS RECORDED IN P U T BOOK IS. PAOES SI ANO SI. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA ha* b**n hl*d again*! you and you ar* r*gulr*d lo **rva a copy ol your written deleft##*, d any. to it on DAVIO J. STERN. EIO Plaintiir* allornoy. whoa* addr*M I* 101 • University Drive dSOO, Plantation, FL 33314 (no lalar than 30 daya bom tha data ol Iho first publi­ cation el this nolica ol action) and hi* tha original with the cl*rk ol thie court either belor* service on Plain till* attorney or bnm*diat*ly lh*r**lt*r. o!h«rwia* a default will bo antarad sgainal you lor th* r*li*f daitwndsd In th* complaint or paiilion hl*d heroin. WITNESS my h«nd and tha •«*l ol this Court at SEMINOLE County. Florida, this l l ST day ol MARCH. IM S (SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY Deborah Conanl DEPUTY CLERK U W OFFICES OF DAVID i STERN ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF M l S UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE SOO PLANTATION. FL 13324 SF-11217(FNW) IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. p*r*ona with diaabililia* needing a special accom­ modation should conlacl COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County or m a tarn ________ ’ CONRT jvm oial CIVIL S A M NO.i M -7 te -e * -«e -a s IN RE. FORFEITURE OF S4.0TE 00 IN UNITEO S T A T U CURRENCY FORFEITURE PROCSSDRMS > IM TH I BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTSE OF AMREECO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION SSORTOAOE LOAN TR U S T 1M7-1 UNDER POOLING ANO EENVICINO AGREEMENT OATEO AS OF EEFTCMBER 1. 1M7, PtatsttM. FINLANDIA D Wt LB SKIN, al al. 0*f*ndants A n a U O I D NOTICE OP FOROCLOSURE BALE Nolle* I* b*r*by grv*n that pursuant to an Order R**ch*dultng For*cloaur* Sal* dated April 2. IM S . and antarad in civil ca*o number SS-S2ECA14A. ot th* Circuit Court ot th* ISlh Judicial Circuit in and tor ••minol* County, Florida. • herein TH E BANK OF NEW YORK AS TRUSTEE OF AMREECO RESIDENTIAL SECURITIES CORPORATION MORTOAQE LOAN TRUST 1M7-3 UNDER POOLINO ANO SERVICING AGREEMENT DATED AS OF SEPTEMBER I. IM F, I* PlainUII and FINLAN­ DIA D. WIIBEKIN. TWIN RIVERS HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. IN C . is/ara Defendant!*). I will sail to lh* highs*t and bast bidder lor cash al th* weal front door ol tho Seminole County court­ house in Sanford. Seminoi* County. Florid*, at 11:0C AM on th* «lh day ol MAY. IM S. th* folluwing described proper­ ty aa aat forth in laid Final Judgment to wit: LOT 97. TWIN RIVERS SEC­ TION lll-B. UNIT I. ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN P U T BOOH 40. PAOEISI 32. 13. 34. IS. AND 3E. PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI­ NOLE CO UN TY. FLORIDA 327SS NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES A C T YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS U W FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE Dated th* Eih day ol APRIL. IM S MARYAN HE MORSE Clark ot the Circuit Court By Daburah Connnt □•pul/ Cloth CO DILI S h STAWIARSKI 4010 Buy Scout Boulevard Sulla 4S0 Tampa. Florida 13(07 T*l*phon* (813) S77-S00S CAS IM -0 IS 2 9 Publish April 13. 20. I I M DEB-113 TO: Wallace Sheppard. J r 1711 Uncoin Avenuo Sanford, FL 32771 TO: Paul E. Clayton M2S Sun Lake Loop *20S Lake Mary. FL 3274S and alt other* who claim an bil*r**l In th* toHewing prop­ erty: 14.011 00 IN UNITED STATES CURRENCY Donald F E l linger ol th* Sammol* County Sheriff's Oltlc*, Sammola County, Florida, through hi* oltwars, aivaatigelora or agents. Hired th* abov* property on or about March E. IM S at longwood i .venue and Onenta Avenue, Altamonte Spring*, in Seminal* County. Florida, and t* pr*vani­ ty holding laid proparty lor lh* purpoH ol forfeiture pursuant to Sac Hon* (32 701 -932 704. Florida Statu**, in d win R IO U B S T dial an Honorable Judge ol lh* Circuit Court Chnl Division. Eightaanth Judicial Circuit. Saminol* County. Florida. Iind probable caua* diet lh* abov* property should be tort* lad to Iho abov* agency You will b* served a copy ol th* Order finding Probabi* Caui* one* II is signed by th* Judge and it will advise ycu how and when lo respond to this request tor for­ feiture I HEREBY CERTIFY that a true and correct copy ol thla None* waa aanl lo th* abov* named addres* by U S. certified mail, return receipt requeued, this •th day ot Apnl. 19M Jbhn C Boat. Oanaral Counsel Florid* Bar 3M717 Saminol* County Shartfl'a Otfic* 100 Bush Boulevard Sanford. Florida 32773 Publish April 13. 20. 19M D E B - 1 1 9 __________________ NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX BIBO NOTICE IE HEREBY OIVEN. that W L Kirk or Geraldine C. Kirk, the holder ot th* followmg certificate!*) has fifed M id carUticat*(a) tor a tax dead to b* issued ih*r*on Th* carbllcil* number!*) and y*ar(s) ot issuance, th* description ot th* property, and th* name(s) in which it was aasaaaad ia/are a* follows CERTIFICATE NO 421 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1992 Oaacription ol Property: LEO ALL BLK It TR t TOWN OF SANFORD PB 1 PO 39 Namea m which aasaaaad First Spamah Aasambly ol Ood Inc ol Scnlord All ol said prop- Icrmnor*. Stela ol Flood* Unless such carttHcaM(s) shall be redeemed according to leer, lh* property described in such certificate!*) will be told to III* Ngfieat bidder at lh* weal front door. Samfeole County Court house. Sanford. Florida, on tho 24th day ol May, IS tS . ol 11.00 a m Payment ol Safe fee. applica­ ble documentary stamp taxa* and recording fee* ar* required to bo paid by the successful bidder at th* safe Full payment •I an amount equal lo the high­ est bid I* due within 24 hour* alter the advertised lima of aat* AM payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Deled this (lh day ol April. IMS. (8**0 MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF TNE CIRCUIT COURT IEMINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA by Shirley C Hergart Oeput/ Clerk Publish April 13. 20. 27 A May 4. t it * MB-181-------------:--------APPUCATtON FOR TAX OB BO NOTICS IS HIRE BY OIVXN. that TA ESCROW «7. INC . th* holder at the foHowIng certillcate(s) haa hied said carUtlc*i*(*) lor o lax deed to be issued thereon. Th* certificate numb*t(s) and yearf*) ot issuance, the description ol th* property, and lh* name(a) in which ll was a*M***d i*/*ro aa CERTIFICATI NO: 2*2 YEAR OF ISSUANCE: 190S Description ot Property: LEG W 33 FT OF LOT I BLR • TR B TOWN OF SANFORD FB 1 PO SO Name* In which assessed: Margaret A. Jon** AS ef said property being In lh* County of ■emlnoto. Stale ol Florida. Unfeaa such csrlihcal*!*) shall be redeemed according to law. th* property described In such certificate!*) wilt ba told to the highest bidder *1 the west front door, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on th* 10th day ol May, l i s t , at 11:00 am. Payment nl Sal* fee, applica­ ble documen.ery stamp tax** and recording te n ire required to be paid by lh* successful bidder *1 lha sal*. FuM payment of en amount squat to the high­ est bid is due within 24 hour* altar the advertised time st safe Ail payments shall be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable to the Clerk of lh* Circuit Court. 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AsaamOy i n ihrfl 8820 •Ganaral Labor - varad sftiftt 87 0 0 * 0 ) Cal Adecco. Lana Mary al 4C7380-7171 lo m m Interna* •an on* o» o a Camftyd Racruaarai 200 Waymoni Cl Suita 134 Lana Mary FL 3J f l h R J f l B a M b a H Adacco EnpHoymant Service* i* currently tunng tor a medical production facility m tft# Santord area Fell ift.ft mecftancai as­ sembly 40. a ween, lamp lo perm position tor me ngftl canOdata Good manual dertenfy, good altitude and wrtngneta lo work required Cal Adecco. Lana Mary at *07330-7171 tor more information on On* and otftar great caraar opportunities today* A BETTER JOB FOR YOU! Just Cant Never a Fee* HELP Personnel 838-8888 AJC Duel mechanic * Tech.: Eaparienca necessary BeneM package Drug Free 3232990 A/C Duct Machantes * Helpers needed Syrsem preferred Call 321-3117 Accounting Clsrk/Longwood maintain *c Crartf counts, post payments * colof N T O . * construction hen law MMust be organized w non to detail Computer literate inducing EXCEL. Immertal* cperwig M-F 8-3 18/hr » neg lo •ep E m benefits Can Linda. 407-321-4*10 a l*s resume *07 32 1 3760 * AM OMIl FT Apply Late Mary Coalyard. 136 International Partway, late May aaa-tooo Child Cara Teachers Ful oma hr* Mon Fn Expart •nca si cMd care classes a phrt. 322-98*3_________________ Own PERSON transportation. PT a 407-321-8712 Customer Service Rep. PT Needed Mm 2 Wknds Pa Mo. S3. 2 Wewkdys Opposing wks, Fnervty, Casual Environ­ ment Musi hava e«p ml Word and Eica. Heavy Curt Conlad. Friendly and Outgoing. Gnat Place to Wok. Ca* M F. 8 5. 407 322-1810 Fas 407322-1611 Drivers Class A 8 B CDL Nnw Day In s u n routes available Heavy lilting reqorad Good pay t benefits Apply Ksa/i Foods. 650 Carter Road. Winter Garden Olivers wanted CDL Class B required FT, benefits Apply m person B Prestige Lumber * Supptet 1673 SR 419 LongENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed NOW! Covenant Transport has immediate openings tor a rer trainees No eipenence naedad Earn $45K to 835K Out benefits COL training avsJaUe 800-433-3393 Experienced shower door t meramtlaler needed Start ASAP CMI 332-7374 COOK InsMutiorvai cookmg exp req; FFMC a plus. PT. a m Shift. 2 positions tv a*, approx 18-23/ hr week 87 00.hr Contact Dee. Mon-Fn. between 9am-12pm at (407) 328 2990 eoe in W Y Freni Oaak Clark: Exp pralerred Must ba flexible Apply in person Days Inn 4630 West SR 46. Santord CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Cam pos C«*«&Try C «* «r cryptogram art c/**W from guolaliorta &y famoui p#oc(* patl and prMdtnl Each imitat mftv#oph«f vTjtmJ* tot srujtwf TixUf t c%j» P aquttt U N M O T U 2 V Y K X Z M G F E T G T J T z Y K M Y J X w w N B L Y V J T W W J K X W T — X M G F N B L NHonwId* keefctig PT/FT mad •cal b o a t Up to 3SK/yr No ftctl experience necessary PC requeed 1800-9219939 KMp Wantad Industrial Factory W aken, asp. Cutter, Metal Processing. Saw Operator. DfWP. Banafttt. Wa 330 Anchor Rd. »«-*— LrtA—.— law*-- r W y W e ll TWO IfKIUv* trial FACTORY WORKERS Exp Giasa Cuftor. Mrrtal ProSaw Operator DFWP. Water Bonnet 330 AngftgiW .xCEHt t l f t T L ^ _______ •Cam 14) to 89 00 p a boa* •8100 00 H m g Bonus1 •8100 X Tenure Bonusl •8200 » Recratmenf Bonusi 1339-7122 Ftausa Oeanmg • Low strata. 2 3 daya/wk 87 hr tefaa Pd. eg raqd 834 3393 V i Exp Apply ei parson Days Inn. 4630 W ag SR *8 Santord H O U M K t iP in PT. Apply m parson 201 S o isa Onva. C aiaatoarry 6 5002 ______________ HVAC TECHS We need you now1 W a search it ova Com* eft* witn us at you asm to* baa pay m loan 407-302-3137. Shift Poa tor espd High volume copy mach oprtr ASAP1 Apply Sam Cnty PubSc Schools 400 E Las* Maty ___________ panlnga la larttonal floor car* 6 housekeeping position* on 2nd A In) shifts, m Late Mary area Cal Pnap a 942 6269 twtwaen AanvXpm. avakabia personnel possessing manage­ ment sk>us a potential Jan a growing leant, baneftts pranked For an appointment cak Lawn IM M ED IATE O P EN IN G S Sun *run* staffing under con­ tract veto the Semmoka County Pubic Schools ha* enmartata Fat A Part km# poetoore ava*abfa tor tood sannea A at Apply at our naw location 296 Wayrroml a *108 ei Mary or Ca* 32304*0 tor tea* Requirements FDLE/FBI background checks 6 P > V B T « tt& K f o P f Y I£ K M I T F B Y K T F B V T M L Z G P L Z T Z Z K B J Z X Z H T W ireal deal ol prose license P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N "There is a areal deal o m W ill Whitman's poetry" — Mary Wilson Lillie Need PT to FT maintenance skiftt lor comma o a properties A kuck a van a 810/1* • nvteaga 322- 1 loaders 10pm 6am. Sun-Fn Lifting reqorad Good pay A baneStt Apply kaffy-* Food*. 630 Cana Road Wnter Garden NOW HIRING M you want to wort, town wa w-4 pul you to work. R gN Hand Man hat baan n m tor o va 23 yr* get Pad today) W* oter a raw ly ol fobs n to* eiduama hod Mom A Eva shifts avtxabfa Pck up and dakvary urvex « availabi* m to* Sanford area Cak RHM Longwood • 280 not ______ til .have J fova l R70! JOBS Man lr * F ^ i ol apanxin tor ma workers Cal Rap* 601 Dogtrack Rd. Long- LABORERS NEEDED FO R UNOCROROUNO U T IL IT Y C O N T R A C T O R h c m t h axauuMCt and xai* auua Drug a*e wartOaxa aaoy w MStewrcvh* AhW trtl i>r*A W H W - SECURITY mute, Ccnrticl maintain togs A Ilupv chant population W u n fy 'correctioris/ maury bkgrd or * 9 ' justice caentt req. FT tome shdi ak 8 wsatends req. 87 001* Collect The Santord Bndg*. 300 S. Ho*y Santord. FL 32771 Phon* 1*07) 32S2990 Fac (407) 3308771 no* S E C U W TV a m C tR JO N TrOntng Armed A Uteraed Brandy A Aeeee-814-7AAA Fu* A Part Ttow tor AppN'Ram 4 9*2 4000 km Moray M A *3* Suburban Lodge opoung toon 210 N Oxford Road Casaatoary Now accepting appacationt tor heukekeepers grooktetetp- Mechanic Needed Own Toots 5 Days a Pars Amo Serve*. 322-3331 tor boxy *apractice Doctor* oftice exp reqd Great bentfil* 407574-8200 a fax resume 407574-tHI____________________ MEDICAL Pattant Cara Technician Naedad tor *x xhrft* F/T and PI T Mutl have currant hr*t aid and CPR Appty al Guardian Home. 431 E Airport Btvd. Santord_____________________ Medical RacapUonial FT la busy doctor* offtc* Front date exp a mutt. 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I t ) Free youreatt today from involvement* that hamper you mobity and mdepenttonce By caNng your own ahota. you can have a vary toming day AOUAM Ut (Jan. 30-Pab. 13) Pay head to taafeal facta on waya to make or aava deya whan rwcan ba accorr^twhad R K 33 (Fab. 30 March 30) look out tor the interests 0I your frtanda today, and theyfl look out for yours it'a amanng how quKkty moat paopto wars to reeprocate et tund whan gwan ha* a chance c tan by NKA. bv WIN AT BRIDGE THE BORN LOSER b y A rtS a n g o m NOT KA1H1WHAT A LCMONTUft CAR.TUKNCD0UTTD6G1/ IT} C££H NOTHING WJT TROUBLE. !*NC£ l BOUGHT IT LAGT TEAR.* r ~~~7 WHNT CO TOO expect WHEHTO? OUT A I Z-YEAfcOLD YUGOWITH 170,000 L I I I Mll£bONlT 7 b v M ori W alker CAMP SWAMPY MUCKRAKE* I DON’T THINK ITS STUPID LISTEN! I ’M IN CHARGE HERE/ I'M THE ONE WHO DECIDES WHAT IS STUPID'_______X ~~~ p iiOtf IIAUCR Yesterday, West led the club king His partner held J-7-8-3. Knowing the lead showed the king and queen dead ace from ace-king!). East encouraged with the seven, showing an equivalent honor to those promised by the open­ ing lead, either the ace or jack. Signals are important, making de fense le s t difficult than it would be -flying blindIn this deal. South w as in four spades. How should the defense have proceeded1 Note South's two-spade response. This is a strong jump shift. Many playcr* are taught that you need II points for this bid. That is wrong! It is much better to use the response with only some 12-13 high card points. You describe your hand and leave it to part- nor to decide whether to stop in game or to move toward a ilam. Note alao W est’s opening lead. Against a suit contract a lead from a strong short suit is usually preferred to one from a weak long suiL Under W est's heart king. East should signal with the nine. He wants partner to continue hearts, so he drops nis highest spot card. Less eipcrienced players play the sis. but that might be duwouraging horn the 10-M. Always signal as dearly as possible West continued with the heart queen and his third heart What did East do now? Knowing South had to have the club ace for hit bidding. East led the 13th heart. This prom oted West’s spade queen as the fourth defensive trick Perhaps you think that was easy. However, there's no point signaling if partner isn't watching your cards — and vice versa YOURMATT GARFIELD I'M GOING TO STAND MOTIONLESS IN THE BACKYARD „ j- WELL, IT* A TOUGH DtCI&Oti, A K » 7 a 3 J 10 s 3 4 A Q Vulnerable: Both Dealer N orth West North 1a Pass 3 a Pass Pass East Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: w K CIVWbyNfAInc Tracheostomy is a drastic step by Jim m y J o h n s o n WHYAR&Y0UGUY6 a f • k DEAR DR. GOTT. I saw on TV a new p ro ced u re for em physem a W EGAVtUPHOPlUG 1 GE-T UGEOTDIT77JCY HAVE patients that Involved making an inci­ IT WOULD GlWK." S U06OAL or HUMCCWHLU sion in the trachea: then a tube is IT COME,* 70 DC BOAT. inserted to blow oxygen right into the lungs. Would this help s person who is in the final stages of the disease? DEAR READER Perhaps. But it is quite drastic; even the most severely handicapped emphysema patient can usually be helped by supplemental oxygen delivered by a machine (or a tank) through a tube leading to the nose, w ithout the necessity for surgery. The technique you describe (tracheostom y) is m ore suited to bv Jim D a v it acute respiratory failure in a hospital ” \ setting — or, of course, to television. IF YOU KNOW G tT BACK I To g lve > ou rela,ed information. I WHAT ! MEAN ) BACK upapi am sending you a copy of my Health l HERE/ Report -Living with Chronic Lung ’£ < 1 Disease." Other readers who would 0 O° ([Y t ) lib® a copy should send $2 plus a long, ( J C J self addressed, stamped envelope to ^ P.0. Box 2017, Murray Hill Station. / New York, NY 10I5«. Be sure to men h lion the title. ly m DEAR DR. GOTT: In a recent col1 . A umn, you correctly identified the ways —K f 1C\ \1— in which religious faith leads to a JTM CKVW AVW H-l» *H8 healthful lifestyle. However, as a psy- \l \ J 2B ( J l y . '- r j i ' ; [ PETER GOTT, M.D. choiogist at a seminary. I believe that you take a reductionist point of view by stating that good health is due to scientific principles, not to divine intervention. Because we cannot explain miracles, is it not better to leave the issue to theologians? DEAR READER- Not in my opinion. Actually, the authors of the study I reviewed concluded that m atters of faith are directly related to scientific explanations, even though such expla­ nations may be founded on principles that we don't fully understand. If you want to believe in divine intervention, that is your right. But I prefer the position that such events are more likely the result of complex physical phenomena. Reductionist or not, this view makes m ore sense to me. For example, the great scourges of history, including ’ ' “ [ syphilis and plague, were once believed to be sets of God. Now that we understand the scientific basis of such events, howev­ er. they are both treatab le and pre­ ventable. The theologians were not a great deal of help in this regard. So, | prefer to put my hopes on the scientif­ ic approach, rather th an on theolo­ gians, who can co n tin u e to debate how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother has had double vision for 2 months. Her doctor gave her special eye exercises th at did not help. W hat’s the next step? DEAR READER: D ouble vision (diplopia) has many causes, ranging from an imbalance of the eye muscles to serious neurological disorders, including tumors, infection or stroke. The causes are endless. In my opin­ ion, your mother needs evaluation by a neurologist AND an ophthalmolo­ gist, in addition to having further test­ ing. such as a CT scan. � 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, 1999 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, April 13, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 13, 1999. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 13, 1999; <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/d8c93e0030092a46732f061258831bc9.pdf 6c084690a22e5f812a83b2fd21e58228 PDF Text Text WEEKEND March 21 1999 91st Year. No. 148 (407) 322-2611 Sanford. FL 75 Cents Serving W eather Sanrord. Casselberry, Lake Mary. Longwood, Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County S in e s The business of tree trimming. Partly Cloudy High: 78 Low: 59 Lottery Winning Numbers 1 9 0 8 □ INSIDE • m o u r n ow A c c u w e o th e r forecast on Page 2A. B oth B In L o n g w o o d p rsp o ro o for Seder, please see Page 5A. Knoo W h ite w r ite s about tills, that and the other, please see Page BA. □ B R IE F LY host the M arching A u x ilia ry Com petition for dance and drill tram s today (Saturday) from 10:20 a.m. to 4 p.m. M ore than 1.200 dancers from across the statew lll be com peting In a variety o f a r­ e a * ranging from ja z z high kick. pom. m ilitary, aolos. to flag routines. T h is Is the fourth annual event held at SHS. Th e Sem inole High School D ossier Dance Team and Expressions Color G u ard win perform . h ood o f C ongregation Beth El o f Central Florida U spon ­ sorin g O scar Night Am erica. Th e festivities will be held at the hom e o f O erald and JoA n n Bloom. Heathrow. T h e Oscarcasta w ill be shown on a large screen T V a t 8 p.m. Reserve a aeat by callin g the offices o f C on gre­ gation Beth El o f Central Florida at (407) 788-3720 o r the Bloom residence at (407) •0 4-184 4. Tickets a re $18 each w ith the proceeds ben eflttln g the RdiglettB Learning C enter o f the C on ­ gregation. For fu rth er tnform aUon call Norm an D achm an a t (407) 886-2230. b er o f Com m erce w ill host the first In a aeries o f b u s i­ n ess oriented breakfast m eetings on Tu esday at 7:30 ■ m . at TU scaw llU County C lu b In W inter Springs. Bryan Cobb. D irector o f PU n n ln g and Zoning for the C ity o f Oviedo w ill be the featured guest speaker. Th e cost to cham ber m em bers Is $10 and $15 fo r n on ­ members. R eservations are required and can be m ade b y callin g the G reater O viedo Cham ber at (407) Florid a Cavalry Reg I m e a t, w hich w ill be available fo ra a le . Carlson to a lso the au thor o f W hen C elery W . . K in a and S tranae Florida. Th e m eeting w ill be held at the Sanford M useum . 520 East First Street, at 4:45 .m. Contact the m useum 107) 302-1000. for fu rther Inform ation. A lso call the m useum for Inform ation on a trip the H istorical Society w ill take A pril 8 to the M aitland H istorical M useum . and the Holocaust Center. 55 men, 1 woman want to be Sanford’s top cop River beautiful San ford checking sites fo r new fire station STAFF WRITER SANFORD - By noon Friday. 55 men and one wom an had applied to be the police c h ie f o f Sanford. More than 100 m ore are expected. The candidates to date In­ clude law en forcem en t officials from throughout the U nited States. One Is a sen ior special U.S. Secret Service agent In the Presidential Protection D i­ vision. A nother la In ch arge o f security at the W h ite Sanda Missile Range In Loo Cruces. N.M. Th e assistant police ch ief o f Londonderry. N.H. la In ter­ ested. So is the police c h ie f o f Medical Lake. W ash., and th e director o f public safety for Fort Lupton, Colo. A com m ander o f the Investi­ gate Support Section o f th e Miam i Police D epartm ent la a candidate. So la a deputy c h ie f from the O rlando Police D e ­ partm ent and a m ajor from the law en forcem en t agen cy h r Elkhart. Ind. Th e only wom an applicant Is has been a departm ent c o m ­ m ander, sex crim es Investiga­ tor and D epartm ent o f C h il­ dren and Fam ilies V o lu n teer Service coord in ator. Sanford's A ctin g Police C h ie f Ray Branson w as one o f the Brat to apply for the jo b . He w ill lead the force until a p e r ­ manent ch ief to chosen. C ity o f Sanford Human Resources D i­ rector Joseph A . Denaro said the search w ill c a n y w ell Into Finalists w ho have proven track records o f success in law enforcem ent w ith a strong em phasis In developm ent o f supervisory, m anagem ent and adm inistrative skills w ill be In­ vited to appear before an O ral Review Board. City M anager Ton y V a n D erw orp will m ake the hire after the City Com m ission evaluates the finalists. U nder a re fe re n ­ dum passed this month, the city's police and fire chiefs will SANFORD - Th e C ity o f San­ ford w ants to relocate a fire station from U.S. Highway 17­ 02 to East Luke M ary B ou le­ vard. Th e m ove w ill allow th e Sanford Fire D epartm ent to Im prove service to arena n e a r Orlando Sanford A irport. T h e city la Investigating sites w ith a minimum o f one acre, cloaer to the airport, but still able to serve the Hidden Lake area. T h U w ould allow us to m ove both east and w est w ith b e tte r •peed.* Fire C h ief Tom H ick- $ ' : V Lake M ary to propose extended office terms STAFF WHITER LAKE MARY - Lake M ary city com m issioners on Thursday approved the schedule and authorised staff to draft lan­ guage for voters to be called to the p o lls In M ay for a s p e ­ cial referendum on two C h ar­ ter am endm ents, one w hich would extend fay a yea r the term s o f office o f their c ity leaders, C ity M anager John C. Litton M id this to Lake M ary's first • p e d a l election since the ea rly lBBOa. Th e change in term om its to som ething b a n tered back and forth for a long tim e. He added that most sister c it­ ies have longer term s, c u r - Pancake breakfast rm tly. Sanford and Sem inole County com m issioners serve four year terms. But. •conversely.” said Litton. "Congress runs every two years." Under the cu rren t charter, the city holds an election every year aa long as two p e o ­ ple per seat qualify to run. Ttoo seats w ould be up for i c ­ election held the third year. The new term limit would not "grandfather- current term s, but would be applied during future election s. Litton said that the c ity nds about $2500 to hold an •tlon. conducted by about five poll w orkers who are paid E on a per diem basts. A ll local elections are su pervised and certified by Sandy Ooard. the county’s election supervisor. In Sanford. Th e next two seats up for re-election are those o f com m issioners O eorge Duryea and A1 Crump. Duryea'a was the one dissenting vote on this Item . The other proposed a m en d ­ ment. an effort to sim plify the iroceas and allow city officials Imlted flexibility, would k eep citizens from having to vote on bond referendum s for w ater, sew er and storm w ater p r o j­ ects. which take longer than a year to repay. • Earl Fox. a private citizen who has addressed the c o m ­ mission and had altercations with Its members, and staff. In f “S o u r g r a p e s 'c a n n ever m ake sw eet w in e . " "You (com m laalonersl aaid the public service b u ild in g can’t be downtown: It must b e on Reinhart Road. I w as told by an Inform ant that th e bu ilding to In lousy ahape and w on’t hold* up In a m a jo r storm. Now you think It’s a Schools could benefit from beverage deal S □Q UO TE the past cited tn dden ta In Ju n e and In Decem ber o f 1008 and Insisted that he would e x ­ ercise hia constitutional right to speech for aa lon g aa h e wanted. Fox w as at the p o ­ dium for about 45 minutes. During that tim e he said that tw o-year term s should b e enough. He accused c o m m is ­ sioners o f supervising the c o n ­ struction o f a public safety building Inadequate to m eet SANFORD - Sem inole County high school students will soon reap Increased revenue for their schools and the district If a proposed plan to negotiate one beverage ven din g contract for all seven schools to brought before and adopted fay th e board. Currently, the high schools • Lake Brantley. Lake HoweU. Lake Mary, Lyman. W in ter Springs. Oviedo and Sem inolenegotiate for their b evera ge vending on an Individual basis. m iddle school levels. "Andrew s said. Th e proposal presented to the board earlier this m onth Includes w ritin g a Request for Proposal to retain a bevera ge ven din g m arketing firm. This firm would In turn w rite an RFP for the beverage ven din g contract for all aeven high schools. This Idea waa tou ted In the February 1099 Issue o f The American School Board Journal Several m arketing firm s now specialize In this type o f a r­ rangem ent. On the upside, According to Dan Andrew s, director o f food services for the school district, there a re now about 100 to 150 b ev er­ age vending m achines In the district. The m ajority o f high schools now have Coca Cola products. Andrew s aaid. T h is doesn’t m ean there w ill be C oke m achines for student* at the elem entary school level. but possibly non -carbon ated vending m achines would b e included In the contract, axpected to trickle dow n to mdude the elem en tary and _____ _______ deal.* b e aaid. .J o h n Pavelchak. board execu live d irector o f and budget, aaid that thta plan Ffoasa ass fishasto. I k a a a �2A ■Seminole Herald. 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We have a limited amount of space available to sponsor the weather page. Your business will be seen by thousands of consumers daily. So don’t let your busi­ ness be left out in the cold, call our advertising specialists today. ii Sem inole H erald (407) 322-2611 �Seminole Herald, Santord. Florida - Sunday, March 21,1999 • 3 A Police Log H U N T M ONUM ENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Pet of the Week DOCTOR ROOF RO O F R EPA IR S O NLY Serving Seminole Co’jnty Hwy. 17-92 - Maitland Ph. 339*6968 * Gene Hunt, Owner t B ron ze, M a rb le > Q ra n lts Ttir folkmttiu rriHirls urn* nmi/o/ii/ (mm the Seminole CmuiiI) ShmfTs oilhv Air Inchlrnis rri*>rtnl ihmunli Munh IU BCOOM7V5 > n Ptr\i ■O a t w i - Tom Homing (407) 366-7728 Call Realtor Kerry D. Lyons B A T T E R Y / D O M E S TIC V IO L E N C E Tor livery Real Estate Reason A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S . March 19. 1:41 n.m.. Bascwood Lanr. Antonio D cn rllr Holiday. 1301) 7/20/70, was a rrested liy S rm ln o lr Cm m ty S h rrlfrs officers, charged with Aggravatrd lla ttr iy (D om estic V io len ce). A L T A M O N T E S P R IN O S . March 18. 10:35 p.ni.. R lch b ec Drive. Mark K rlly Nesm ith. DOB H/20/01, was arrested by Sem inole County Shertirn ohlcers, charged with Battery / Dom estic Violence, Violation o f Pre-Trial Release and P o sses­ sion o f 20 Gram s Cannabis without a valid p rescrip tion . LA K E M A R Y . March 19. 11:04 p.ni.. Lakr Mary Boulevard. Russell Elliot Moore. DOB 10/21/69. was arrested by Lake Mary Police D epartm ent officers, charged w llh Bnttery (Domestic V iolence). Work. 834-4600 Ext. 317 Homo: 324-3357 A R V ID A • STJOE i omp.m K r . lly S rrvitrt D RU G S A P O P K A . March 1H. 10:15 p.m .. S late Road 441. T im oth y M ltrh rll W hite (a.k.a. Isaiah Keith Smalls). DOB 2/2/H1, was arrested by S em in ole County S h ro ff's officers, charged w ith Possession o f C ontrolled Substance / Cocaine and Resist / Obstruct / Opjrose O fficer without Violence. He ulso received citations for No Tag Light and Drtvrr on a Suspended / R e ­ voked License. S A N F O R D . March IH, 4:42 p.m., 20th Street, David N athan­ iel Rol>erts. DOB 1/20/72. was arrested try Sem inole County SherlfTs officers, charged with Possession o f Controlled Sub­ stance / Crack Cocaine and Sale o f a Controlled Substance / Crack Cocaine. SAN FO R D . March 18. 5:40 p.m ., Blnckstone Avenue. Brian Laklth Newton. DOB 2/20/79. was arrrsted by Sem inole County S h eriffs officers, charged with IHissesslon o f Con­ trolled Substance and Sale of a Controlled Substance. SAN FO R D . March IH. 5:30 p.m.. South Park Avrnue. Leotls Heath. DUB 2/14/66. was arrested by Sem inole County SherlfTs officers, charged with Side / D elivery o f Crack C o ­ caine. Sale / D elivery o f Cannabis. Possession o f Cannabis Under 20 Gram s and Possession / Use o f Drug Paraphernalia. BUI A L T A M O N T E S PR IN G S, March IH. 12:07 p.m.. State Road 436, Michael Rory O'Callaghan. DOB 1/21/54. was a rrested by A ltam onte Springs Police Departm ent officers, ch arged with DUI. He also received a citation for Driving w ithout Headlights from Sunset to Sunrise. C A S S E L B E R R Y . M arch 19. 12.02 u.m.. State Road 600. Terry Grlm sley T h row er (a.k.a Terry G . Pennington). DOB 9/30/56. was arrested by Sem inole County S h eriffs officers, charged with DUI. Refusal to Sign Traffic Citation and Rests! / Obstruct / O ppose O fficer without Violence. He also r e ­ ceived citations for V iolation o f Traffic Control Device and Im proper / Unsafe Equipm ent. H A B IT U A L O r r E h D E R C A S S E L B E R R Y . M arch 18. 5:15 p.m .. S late Road 600. T e r ­ rence Howurd G um brell. DOB 10/17/73. was arrested by C asselberry Police D epartm ent officers, charged with H a b it­ ual O ffender - D riving while License Suspended / R evoked and with Possession o f Stolen IToperty. S A N F O R D , March IH. 4:55 a.tn.. Hiawatha Avenue. Joan R o­ binson. DOB 5/6/53. was arrested by Sanford Police D e ­ partm ent officers, charged with Driving while License Sus­ pended / Revoked (Habitual). He also received a citation for Im proper Tem porary Tug Unlawful Use (Expired). The Sermnole Herald Pet Of The Week is Sebastian, a 1-year-old male coti*e mix. He is housebroken and neutered He is available at the Hu­ mane Society of Seminole County located at the intersection of County Home Road and U S Highway 17-92 next to Flea World San­ ford. For more information, call (407) 323-B685 Fire Continued from Peg* 1A station.* Hickson said. "T h e currrnt one has kind o f out­ lived Its use. W e're Just cram ped right now.* The site o f the existing Eire Station No. 2 Is 56 feet In width, barely a ccom m od a tin g the building. Jay M auler, d i­ rector o f engineering and planning, said the building Is deterioratin g. A new Are station would be designed to be sim ilar to Fire Station No. 3 at Sanford C e n ­ tral Park. Hickson said. C o m ­ pleted In 1991 on a one acre site. Station No. 3 lias a bu ilding area of 5,874 square feet. Tire cost o f Station No. 3 was 6 4 3 1.OOO. not Including land, financed through C e rtio r a te s o f Participation w ith 62.9 m il­ lion in pu blic safety Items. One possible site o f a new Are station Is on land ow n ed by Sem inole County on East Lake M ary Boulevard across Irum the Sem inole C ounty School Board. Th e Are sta­ tio n s drivew ay would line up with the School Board's ofAces, and It would not In te r­ fere slgnlA canlly w ith drainage plans. Murder said. Same m itigation o f w etlands on the s llr might lx* n eces­ sary. M ardrr said. T h is Is not the only site we’re looking at.* Murder said. "W e re looking at other sites a lo n g U tk r M a ry A L T A M O N T E S PR IN G S, March 17. 11:39 p in.. M on tgom ery Road. Andre Ricardo Howard Jr.. DOB 12/6/78. wus arrested by A ltam onte Springs Police D epartm ent officers, ch arged with Retail Theft. C A S S E LB E R R Y . March 17. 4:12 u.m.. SR 436. Anthony M i­ chael C lcolcttl. DOB 10/24/66. was arrested by C asselberry Police Departm ent officers, charged with Theft o f Services. OTHER A L T A M O N T E S P R IN G S . March 18. 2:27 p.m.. M elody Lone, Cindy Lou Booth. DOB 9/21/62. was arrested by A ltam on te Springs I*ollcc Departm ent ofllcers. charged with Assignation to Comm it Prostitution. I-AHE M A R Y . Murch 18, 11:45 p.m.. Seventh Street, John Doe (a.k.u. Larry W ilson), DOB Unknown, was arrested by Lake M ary Police Departm ent officers, charged with Loiterin g or Prow ling and Resist / Obstruct / O ppose O fficer w ithout Violence. Terms-------- LOTTERY Contlauad from Fag# LA H orn a re tho w in n in g n um b ers so lo clo d on F rid a y in tho F lo rid a Lottery: Fantasy 6 1- 4 - 11- I B -20 Lotto (March 13) B - 13- 2 B - 2B - 47 -4 B Play 4 6 *M *5 Cash 3 M -6 Schools Contlauad from Page IA I could at least double b evera ge ven din g Income on a districtwide basts. T ir e m arketing Am i has people with experience In n e ­ gotiatin g specific b evera ge contracts," Pavclchak said. No date was set for future action by the board. good Idea to have the police departm ent dow ntown.* Fox said. Form er Lake M a ty C om m is­ sioner Sheila Saw yer said she had no problem with the refcrcndum s scheduled for bal­ lot. but with the m ethods em ­ ployed by com m issioners to achieve their personal goals. T h e r e are not enough funds to pay for all necessary p ro j­ ects.* Saw yer said. She a c ­ cused the elected officials o f having a personal agenda for not w aiting until a gen eral election In Novem ber. Litton explained that under the current charter. If the c ity com m its Itself to repay a bond Issue loan beyond a ye a r's time, citizens m ust vote to al­ locate the funds through a r e f­ erendum election. This am endm ent would give the city flexibility In using low in­ terest loans to fund w ater, sew er and storm w ater p r o j­ ects. M ayor David M ealor told C M tla w d from Pago LA report directly to the m an ager rather than as before to the Ave-m cm ber City Com m ission. *We*ve put Into place u cu t­ ting edge process that we b e ­ lieve will produce »h r best qualified candidate and the one w ho is best for this c o m ­ m unity.” V anD erw orp said Friday. Each applicant for the position o f police ch ief has been senl a colorful broch u re prepared by the Human R e ­ sources D irector and signed by M ayor Larry D ale. For the past two years. Sanford has attem pted to r e ­ construct Its police d e p a rt­ ment after It was found to be ‘ dysfunctional” b y an In d e­ pendent law en forcem en t study, A num ber o f ch an ges Feel confident when you send out your better clothes for Dry Cleaning. O n r wain plant in Lon#wood wilt he doing the work. Over 60 years experience! B o u le v a r d that will have sim ilar advan­ tages In that general vicinity.* City s t u f f Is u ls o rn gagrd In discussions with d rvrlo p crs o f m ultiple family housing In the area north o f East l-ike M ary Dlvd. M ardrr said Drat p e r ­ haps the d rvrlo p rrs would provide a Are station stir on condition Dial D ir C lly would construct a road segm en t serving the developm ent p r o j­ ect. The city's available funds In­ clude about 6 )0 0 .0 0 0 In Im ­ pact fers. amt 6325.000 from Public Sufrty Facilities funding left o v rr from Asrul y e a r 1998. T h e C ity lias not bu dgeted for n replacem ent o f Station No. 2. and the flrst step Is to secure u site. M a rd rr said. The redevelopm ent o f the U.S. 17-92 C orridor and Sem inole County's project to 4 -lane Lake M ary Blvd. m akes this an opportune time to s e ­ cure a site from S em in ole County for Fire Station No. 2. M ardrr said. Chief R E T A IL T H E F T C h a r le s E n g lis h C le a n in g & L a u n d ry have been m ade and m ore a re forthcom ing. Dale says fir Is pleased at llic progress being made In Die departm ent and cred its both C h ief Joe Dillard, who Is retiring, and Bronson for their efforts to correct the d e fic ie n ­ cies. S ervin g the Sw eetw ater and H eathrow C om m unities fo r over fifteen years. Charles English Cleaning & laundry * ~ 1m in if y s p o iii i 1 In i 1 I.m in ify s h ir t t r e e Coin Laundry Naxt To Pizza Hut Formerly B i d Is y o u r IR A an O u n derach iever • We offer a free service that can closely estimate what your IK A ciMild lx* worth at retirement. If it's not achiev ing the rcsulis uni want. I'll show you all o f our available 1KA choices. Call o r stop by today. Bill Ktrchhoff 201 S. ParkAvanua Sanford, FL 12771 407-222-1 SSt B* BI’llBill'llMU »t M I __________ MomDof SIPC Edwardjones Serving IndivkJujI In v rU im S l u r 1671 W e B I n F T a e h s h lie e io v e “ O n ld W ” a y • one Funeral Director handles all details that for every $1 million the city borrows. It pays $100K tn fees. T h e m ayor cited a recen t City o f Casselberry bond Issue and added that there's a ‘ pollution control bond Issue not available to us due to our ch a rter.* Litton said it com es down to two questions. 'D o you tm st your elected officials and Is your city Ananclally able to satisfy Its obligation s?' The Aral reading o f the O r ­ dinances to provide for C h ar­ ter A m endm ents will be held during the April 1 meeting. ■ nil preparation Is done at this facility • service times will meet your needs • no Interest Is charged on trusted prearrangements, which are 100 % refundable • the family selects cremation services • markers designed to specifications If Vl.v M IL D R E D RU B IN G A R D N E R M ildred Rubin G ardner. 87, W est Airport Boulevard. San­ ford. died M arch 19. 1999. B o m tn Bayonne. N J ., she m oved to C entral Florida In 1995. A hom em aker, she was a m em ber o f Tem p le Shcrith Israel, Dover. N.J.. B'Nal Brlth. Hadassah and B raudels W om en. She Is survived by h er sons, Richard and Fred, both o f Apopka; eight gra n d ch ild ren and six grea t-gra n d ch ild ren . Services arran ged by Beth Shalom M em orial Chapel. O r ­ lando. V IC T O R IA S H E P P A R D Victoria Sheppard. 89, West 9th Street. Sanford, died March 19. 1999. B o m In Montlccllo, Fla., she was n h om e­ maker and m em ber o f New Salem Prim itive Baptist Church. She is survived by her daughter. Em ma M athews, Sanford: nine gran dch ildren , 22 great-gran dch ildren and 15 grea t-great-gra n d ch ild ren . Services arranged by W llsonE lch clbcrger M ortuary Inc.. Sanford. s liir l rv it r , H u n t ] Ih t s a d in 2010 French Ave. Sanford, Florida 32771 A m ajor objective In com m unlly policing Includes the building o f a policing facility on 13th Street Dial will be manned by Die Sanford Police Departm ent and Sem inole County S h eriffs OfAce p erso n ­ nel. There arc 115 em ployees In the Sanford Police D ep a rt­ ment, an urtlvc unionised p o ­ lice agency that serves 36,000 residents. ~~ 1 »♦.)> * i i i lt»v*‘ BETTE GRAMKOW MlCAH BOTTS CHRIS NEAL G ram kow F uneral H ome since 1956 500 E. Airport Blvd., Sanford. FL 32773 322-3213 �4 A • Seminote Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Sunday. March 21,1999 Editorial & Opinion Letters O u r V ie w s Help stop aggressive driving T h e la w Is o u t to get n g g r c s s lv c d r iv ­ ers. N o m a tte r h o w m a n y a r r e s ts th e y m a k e o r w a r n in g s th e y g iv e , th e y 'r e a w e e k to o la te o n g r a b b in g th e s te e r in g w h e e l fr o m K e n n e th H in s o n . H in s o n , o n e c o n s a id "so rt o f to o k h is e y e s o f f th e r o a d la s t w e e k . T h a t's a n u n d e r s ta te m e n t. H in s o n . 4 8 . ra n in to a n e x p e c t a n t m o th e r o n M o n d a y . T h e b a b ie s , d e liv e r e d b y C e ­ s a r e a n s e c tio n . d ie d . T h e m o th e r 's u te r u s w a s r u p tu r e d , h e r le ft le g a n d left a r m la c e r a te d . S h e is s till h o s p it a l­ iz e d . H in s o n sa id h e w a s so rry . W ith tw o p r io r D U Is. h is lic e n s e lo st s ix t im e s a n d a r r e s t e d fo r d r u g p o s s e s ­ s io n a n u m b e r o f tim e s . H in s o n h a r d ly e x p e c t s a lig h t s e n te n c e fo r v e h ic u la r h o m ic id e . H is " a g g r e s s iv e " d r iv e o n R h ln c h a r t R o a d is u n a c c e p ta b le . H is la st d r iv e w a s h is In st c h a n c e . T h e r e a re o t h e r H in s o n s , h o w e v e r s o m e e v e n m o re a g g r e s s iv e a n d a g r e a t e r th r e a t to o th e r s o n th e ro a d . T h e y z ig tn a n d o u t o f tra ffic . T h e y c u t p e o p le o ff. T h e y d o n ’t u s e th e ir s ig n a ls . T h e y b la z e a tra il o f d e a th . Y o u m a y b e t h e ir n e x t v ic tim . H in s o n m a d e th e h e a d lin e s la st w e e k Just ns th e k ille r to r n a d o a n d w ild fires m a d e n e w s a v e n r a g o . T h e to r n a d o a n d w ild fir e s w e r e "n o t m a n 's d o in g . H in ­ s o n 's w a s. V io le t ta a n d D a v id B e rn a u c r o f L a k e M a ry a rc th e v ic t im s o f H in s o n 's a g ­ g r e s s iv e n e s s . T h e ir tw in b o y s liv e d b u t a fe w h o u rs . B a b y B ria n a n d B a b y ■Joshua d id n 't h a v e a c h a n c e to ru n b a r e fo o t o n th e b e n c h , g o to D is n e y W o r ld , o r Join th e B o y S c o u ts . H in s o n s a id h e w a s so rry. W e 'r e a ll s o rry . T e r r ib ly s o n y . W e 'r e a ls o a n g ry . H e r e 's w h a t w e c a n d o . H e r e 's w h a t th e p o lic e s a y to d o w h e n y o u o b s e r v e s o m e o n e d r iv in g "a g g r e s s iv e ly ." W r ite d o w n th e t a g n u m b e r . W r it e d o w n the m a k e o f th e c a r. W r it e d o w n w h e r e y o u s a w th e v e h ic le . D o n ’t try to c h n s c th e v e h ic le . C a ll th e p o lic e a n d r e la y th e In fo r m a tio n . I f n o th in g e ls e d o It In m e m o r y o f B a b y B ria n a n d b a b y J o s h u a w n o n e v e r h a d a c h a n c e to p la y c a tc h w ith th e ir dad. Other Views W h y w e n ee d a m is s ile d e fe n se sy ste m India's ambaxiador to the United Stales was in San Diego earlier in the week, enjoying a respite from Wash­ ington's snowy weather. During a chat with local scribes, Naresh Chandra as■ured that the American people needn't fret that India Is actively de­ veloping nuclear missiles. It was 10 months ago that India caught the CIA and other U.S. intelli­ gence agencies completely guard by conducting midear tests. These tests Dew In the face of a IMS CIA assessment that neither India nor any country other than the five estab­ lished nudear powers wouid be able (o develop ballistic missiles capable or reaching the United States before S0I0. And since India's surprise nuclear tests, the ayatollahs In Iran have tested a missile capable o f hitting American troops in the Persian Guif and of a national missile defense system. Indeed, a debate on|y shghgy less con­ tentious than the recent impeachment proceedings la looming In the Senate over IrglilsUnn CMpCBaored by Missis­ sippi Republican Thad Cochran and Hawaii Democrat Danid Inouye, the Na­ tional Missile Defense Act of 1990. The measure U only one sentence long. It simply declares: "It Is the policy of (he United States to deploy as soon as Is I Yet despite the growing potential real o f a ballUlic raUaiie strike threat against the United States — either ac­ cidental, which presumably would be the case with India, or intentional, pos­ sibly in Ure cases of Iran or Nodh Korea — there remains considerable opposition in Congress to deployment Stalea against limited ballistic missile atfeck (whether accidental, unaulhorised or deliberate)." This eminently reasonable proposi­ tion has driven Senate doves (and their confederates in both the media and the public policy establishment), we say. ballistic. For some reason, they JO SEPH P E R K IN S Berry's W orld just can't stand the idea that Ameri­ ca’s 260 million civilians should be secure from a future missile attack. Instead of acknowledging that they remain faithful to the anachronistic policy of “mutual assured destruction" — predicated on the Idea that as long as nations have no defense against each other's nuclear missiles, they will not attack each other — they hide behind other arguments. One argument la that developing and deploying a national missile de­ fense will be prohibitively expensive, costing somewhere In the neighbor­ hood of 1100 billion. However, a recent 77-page report by the Heritage Foundation, crafted by 14 respected defense analysts, concludes that a sea-based system capable of protecting US. cities and shares from i lUscti would coot loss tin s $9 if this sea-based missile de­ fense system costs twice as much to deploy, that hardly seems too high a price to protect the American people from haatRs missiles uinwtmi ^ ^ Iraq or North Korea or, not entirely inconceivable, China. Then there's Uw argument thst a missile defense system Is technologi­ cally impossible. And, Indeed, many of Uw missile defense tests conducted over the years have proven disap­ pointing. But America's development and deployment of the atomic bomb a half-century ago was no less a tech­ nology challenge at the time. And ul­ timately this country1! best and bright­ est minds made the seemingly impossible come to fruition, Perhsps tli f most disingenuous ar* ment against missile do­ n e is that tbe biggest threat to American civilians is terrorism, an un­ detected bomb planted In a building (like the World Trade Center) or nerve gas sprayed into a crowded subway (like Tokyo) or highly toxic chemicals dumped Into a municipal water supply (a future Oliver Stone movie?). There are legitimate threats to the UJ5. civil­ ian population. And tbe government ought to do everything possible to pro­ tect the public against such acts. But that doesn't mean that the United Slates should Ignore the future threat of nudear missile attack. S As a growing number of nations un­ friendly to the United States develop nuclear weapons, the possibility in­ creases exponentially that one day In the future a maniacal leader of one of these countries will be tempted to launch a missile at an American city. America can watt until such a catas­ trophe occurs before deploying a na­ tional missile defense. Or It can more fUU speed ahead to deploy, as Sena. Cochran and Iimmqw advocate, as soaa as is technologically p"*«|*4f SIMS NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN In response to N e ll S n ow Nell Q. Snow In rcHponse to you r thoughts In this w eek en d Issue o f the Sem inole H erald. Th e cltlxens speaking nt th e C om m ission m eeting. Linda Kuhn und others w ho spoke on the Issue o f Jean M elts p ro je c t live In the H istoric District nnd may be m em bers o f the H is ­ toric Trust, but did not r e p r e ­ sent on official view o f the Ttu st. For you to w a g you r fin ­ ger the wny you did In you r a r­ ticle allows a luck o f thoughts on yo u r port. Th e Sanford H is­ toric Trust m em bership lias and will have different view s on this subject 'pro and agnlnst. You should not w ag a fin ger o f Judgment on this o r ­ ganization w ithout h aving a t­ ten ded any m eetin gs w h e re this subject w as discussed. W lint Is distu rbing Is that an organ ization cam e Into th e Residential Downtow n H istoric District w ithout a pproach in g their neighbors, and a c o m ­ m unity that wasn't n eigh b orly enough lo ask what w c could do to ensure the quality o f our nrlghborhood. Jean M e tis sham e on you for not seek in g the advice o f yo u r neighbors historic district residents m y ­ s elf Included, sham e on us for not knocking on th eir d o o r and trying to seek solutions. Sem inole C ounty sham e on you for not opening up th e surplus buildings to the c o m ­ m unity o r to the private a rctor. This seem s like som eone used in sider Influence to ge t this building. W e need to look at what com m unity this project serves, should It be located East o f Sanford Avenue or W est o f French A venu e? M aybe In Ptnecreat or K ayw ooa? H ow m any o f the clients that w ill b e served com e from the D ow n­ town District, G oldsboro, G eorgetow n, and oth er o u tly ­ in g areas. H ow com e Ms. M elts n eighbors in the d istrict are not Included on h er board? W ere any consultants u sed In fin d in g Ure a p p ro p ri­ ate locatio n ? W ere th e plane for a kitchen subm itted to th e Hotel and Restaurant re gu la ­ tors? W hat oth er agen cies could have housed this p r o ­ gram ? W as this a decision that should have been In Sunshine? W hy not prepare the food and take It to the com m u n ities w here It is needed? Th ere a re m any unansw ered questions that need to be addressed. W e as a historic com m u n ity need to look at the pockets o f poverty which surround our neighborhood, have we looked at what oth er historic d istricts In the country are doing to deal w ith hunger, poverty and CR IM E? Boston has c re a te d housing and com m unity c e n ­ ters fo r the education and selfhelp for those w ho need Jobs and food. Som e com m u n ities regulate the day labor c o m p a ­ nies. most all com m u n ities have program s to reduce pub­ lic assistance through Jobs, and co-op w ork fo r rood. T h e private sector has banded t o ­ ge th er tn m any co m m u n ities to provide Jobs and incentives fo r those in need. Th e citizen s o f S anford as a w hole need to look at how w e are dea lin g w ith o u r s o d a ] problem s, atop pointin g fingers, w e all have a responsibility to seek solutions to hunger, poverty and crim e. Sanford needs a coord in ated team to take a hard look at the problem s surrounding food, shelter and CRIM E. Oh, also Ms. Snow. I lived on E lm across from the park and know h ow dangerou s the lim bs can be. In the past I've seen m ajor sections o f those tree s fell on a calm, sunny day. W e have urged the city for y e a n to look at the safety o f those aging trees. T h ere Is also no rush to m ove the trees- to Tbuhy Park either, renovations for Touhy Park have been In the works for qu ite som e time. Oh. by the wny. you r r e fe r ­ ence to Th e Music Man Is quite out o f tune. Fred R o g e r s S a n fo rd C hoose S an ford and figh t 1 am n resident o f the north side o f Lake Mnry nnd have been for 25 years. I have m y choice o f looking toward O r ­ lando, or to Sanford, for strop­ ping. leisure tim e activities, und entertainm ent. For th e first two past-tim es. I choose Sanford; for the latter I go t o ­ w ard Orlando. I kind o f c o n ­ sider Sanford m y town even (hough t don't own p ro p e rty there (an Issue 1 can't win b e ­ cause m y husband says you are not a forward thin kin g com m unity). I would like lo support Sanford, but Sanford m okes that difficult. Please allow me to share m y sin cere thoughts, with Sanford's p e o ­ ple. through yo u r com m u n ity n ew spaper. Your historic dow ntow n at­ m osphere Is quaint and pleasant. I shop the antique district often, and m y friends always look forward lo Joining me. Now you have cut Into m y pleasure by lim itin g m y sh op­ pin g experien ce lo a tw o hour hassle o f what to do with m y car. It la difficult for m e to un­ derstand a stru gglin g business com m unity doing anything but m aking It a pleasant and easy experien ce for som eone to spend fou r to five hours sh op­ ping. W hatever possessed you to put a tw o hour tick etin g Umlt on parking. My atster lives In Sanford. W e go to town often for lunch, shopping and business. W e can d o m y C ou nty business, h er C ity business, buy stam ps and matting parap h ern a lia ...tie u p an ou r little chores In one easy visit. I Just don't u n d er­ stand w hy you w ou ld w ant to m ove you r tidy C ity Hall Into a nice little residential section. I know it would front on s high­ way, but the rest o f It w ould Institutionalize a h istoric, charm ing and peaceful n eigh ­ borhood. Don't you need It dow ntown? I dot M y friends and I som etim es take a picnic lunch and alt In yo u r relaxing park dow ntow n. W e watch the w ater, the fish ­ ermen. the boats...W e Just love It) W hy w ould anyone want to turn this w onderful park op ­ portunity into com m ercial a c ­ tivities. Not a conferen ce c e n ­ ter. not a hotel, not a sh opping center, not offices...m ost oth er towns have all that. You have a huge park, on a huge lake, neither o f w hich has been yet by poor decisions, i It that way. It m akes you unique. Moat small tow ns don’t have anything to w ave a (lag about. You dot Don't let th em take that aw ay from you. Th ere aren't very m any places I can go tn this en tire country that otter m e you r w a ­ terfront. Do you really want to mess it u p w ith a seaplane base. Th ere goes peacefu l, there goes tranquil, there goea a great b ig beautiful lake w ith u ninterrupted splendor. H ow aad o f yo u r people to even think H. A sk yourselves w hy som eone w ould choose to com e to San­ ford. I do, because It is small, quaint, charm ing, relaxing, peaceful, easy, friendly. I overlook that It la not alwi clean and neat. I look around you r unsavory people to fin d the nice ones that I prefer to be with. You seem to have yo u r share o f transients and unem ployed people. W hy w ould you en courage them . Seminole Herald and Invite them lo yo u r d o w n ­ town with their own special restaurant (a soup kitchen)? I know poor people have rights, too. nnd there are decent and unfortunate am ong them ...but there is a lim e and plnce. M eal tim es ore generally prim e tim e...not then. Downtown com m ercial, and h istoric downtown neigh borh oods.,,not there. Do you know that so m e­ tim es It In a little sca iy visitin g you r downtown because o f the som etim es rough profiles you run Into. And In the evening, not a chance. I h are w atched Orlando and Lake Mnry grow In leaps and bounds, m aking one good d e ­ rision after the other. I have w atched Sanford change very little o rer the years and w it ­ ness what appears to m e to b e constant m ism anagem ent of the city. Is you r C ity C om m is­ sion trying to m otivate changes that they m ean to b e positive and beneficial. Con they not sec the forest for th e trees. And the people, what about (h e people. Don't you care?t Stand up and be counted. Protect, preserve, and defend you r City. Your leaders can only do w hsl you allow them to do. This Is you r hom estead, you r rights. You don't Ure there b e ­ cause you don't like II. So r e ­ m em ber the nice things you like about Sanford, and fight to keep It that way. D irect yo u r grow th and m anage yo u r changes to assure the type o f prosperity that you want to happen. Accentuate the p o si­ tive. please don't create a w hole n ew list o f negatives. Yea, Sanford. ..fight, fight, fight. O torts J< U t o Mary B ro n s o n is th e n a tu r a l c h o ic e If* you r paper really had Sanford's best Interest at heart It would endorse the natural selection o f acting C h ief B ron ­ son instead <of this wdd # a oo »I< chase looking for a Police C h ief th a t w ould ow e his e x is ­ tence to the M ayor and CUy M anager. Th e m an worked on a Sanford Police force that was effective until politics In ter­ fered and dem oralized th e force. If given the change A ct­ ing C h ief Bronson knows what to d o and h ow to do it. I can tell you that this com m u n ity would like to see A ctin g C h ie f Bronson appointed and then get the politics out o f the d e ­ partm ent. Bronson knows th e city, the people th eir a sp ira ­ tions and he Is a highly ap­ proachable o fficer. We invite readers lo subm it their thoughts In writing on county Issues regarding p e o ­ ple. places and things. W ritera should Include ihelr ad­ dress and telephone num ber with all correspondence. T h e views expressed on this page are not necessarily those o f this newspaper. Please mall lo the Seminole Herald at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FI.. 3277a. or email at shedllor®aol.com. or fax 323-94QB. Required reading for anyone who knows a kid. U Hick 'i i iM J ym u k w n.W it a yre Me. ■Ws v a M l tm M i l m f W , i U i h* » he* Im AIo ik a rauac ki Jcim u m XwiR » >«* tMJ'i «*«.i CMCULSTKM EAMM A. Krereica • Otulxocr M r a w Jo n M tM a R n Urea IfMgM P M rftK a im JudMiLavmp Chsiyl fibre I-mi* IK SMART PROMOTION , Frank Vtott*re - PaflOy 1 Wires KouipandM Gore fiufejr • MUNFioa Mom* rfPM w n a i lonoauu, cre»yt fimxti M are Oram - EcNor JaSfiwandka Core Dbbcft M U lilT I W f M Boren ‘•bp1Cowan OaanfiMh Tommy Wear* AuuWhM M E o an Jack E, Rxcfto EMn Tyrral. Jr Newspapers, Inc. r ■sV VI '.U- " v 'S J K - y - w �■ H f liH H H H H Seminola Herald, Sanford, Florida • Sunday, March 21,1999 - SA K i s s Ht \ \ finjojj h i m Honest, Dependable, Guaranteed and Dedicated ©M-^asljtOjed Service with a Personal Concern for Your Rep a it N eeds. m srnrr Writer Harrell &. Beverly Transm issions I 209W. 25thSL, Sanford 3 2 2 - 8 4 1 5 Mv-oosM D oris Stein*s g ift to A m e rica If you don't think this In n great country, you haven't met D oris Stein. Mrs. Stein In a wom an with two hearts • one o f her own and another which beats A m erica. Her allegiance lo the Red. W h ile and Blue In elegnnt and true. She beenme a U.S. citizen 52 yearn ago this month and nhe lian helped n couple o f thousand others becom e citizen s In recent years. Mrs. Stein Is the Patriotic Chairm an for the Pilot Club o f Sanford, which sponsors an annual Naturalization Day at the Sanrord C ivic Center. Thursday m orning. 400 Im ­ m igrants from BO countries, w ill becom e citizens. 'B e in g with them ." she says. *ta as exciting as being at m y own N atu ralization .' W hat a 'fortu n ate 400" to have Doris S irin as go d ­ m other. So this fellow calls and says he Is a rabble and bu si­ ness Isn't what It used to be. Says he used to drive visitors from Orange C ounty to the adult bars In Sem inole County. He says he got big tips, especially on the return trips. He says there's not much sense hanging near the Sem inole nudle bars now. No one's Inside. Th e girls had to ro ver up or get arrested. They're going broke. S o are the rabbles. How uq/arr/ Penny Hardaway lias ch o­ sen to be unhappy again. Forget the Magtc'a record. Ha w ants a w arm fuzzy fe e l­ ing when he pu ls on hto b a s ­ ketball tags. He w ants a coach w ho'll belm on r Uke a buddy than a bully. And he sranta refs to start seeing it his way. Let's trade him for Bounce d e Leon. W hen one the area’a new ­ est new spaper m oguls asked Sem inole C ounty School Board Chairm an Larry Purlong to w rite a m onthly c o l­ umn in his The Newe-Paper. Furlong politely declined. Th e call waa from Bob Ooff. Furlong’s sparring partner on the School Board *1 don’t have tim e." F u r­ long told Ooff. A nother wom an w e dearly love m ade a big m ove on Thursday. Mrs. Ruth H am il­ ton has left h er seventh-floor apartm ent at Brum Tow ers for a new digs at Lutheran Tow ers in W in ter Park. Th e residents at Lutheran T ow ers better be ready H am ilton's planning to party on A pril 12. Th at's h er 101st birthday. CALL, W U 4 U I I • H o u s e s F o r S a to • A p a rtm e n t* F o r R a n t • R o o m m a te s W a n te d • Off tea Shares ta il N to T k e Seminole Herald S O O N . F re n c h A v e . S a n fo rd , F L 32771 S in ce 1959.JSam e L o c a tio n la-iraur THE EASTER STORY IN LIVING PICTURES R a b b i M o th * E lb a z , C o n g r e g a tio n B o th E l o f C e n tr a l F lo r id a w ith o tu d o n ts o f H e b re w o tu d ie e . Seder set for M arch in O rlando LONGW OOD C o n grega ­ tion Beth El o f Central Florida will hold a co m m u n ity-w id e Passover S eder M arrh 31 b e ­ ginning at 0:30 p.m. The Olatt kosher, traditional Seder conducted by Rabbi M oshr Elbaz, will be held at the Radlsson Plaza Hotel. 00 South Ivanhor Blvd.. Orlando. Reservation Form s are avail­ able by calling the Synagogue at (407) 788-3720. Cost for an adult m em ber IS $40: $18 per child under 12 yra rs o f age. Cost for an adult n on -m em b er Is $50: $28 per child under 12 yra rs o f age. Send check and order form lo CBECF, 100 Ibis Road. Longwood. FI. 32770. For m ore Inform ation call (407)788-37 20. All Passover services, b eg in ­ ning on A pril I. will be held at Congregation Beth El at 0:30 a.m.: second day services b e ­ gin at 9:30 a.m. and Fam ily Shabbat services Dial evenin g begin at 7:30 p.m. W ednesday. April 7 services begin at 9:3 0 a.m.; Thursday. April 8. last day o f Passover services begin P h a rm a c ist w ill seek Senate seat W INTER SPRINGS - A W in ter Springs pharmacist is seek in g the U.S. Senate seat being v a ­ cated by C onnie Mack. Jack Arm strong. 47. an­ nounced Tuesday that he w ill pursue the Senate seat with a grass root* cam paign. A rm ­ strong to farin g fellow R epub­ lican Bill M cC ollum o f Longwood. who has served In the U J . House o f R epresentatives since 1081. Mack announced S atu rday he will not seek re-election In 2000. 'I ’m an unknown quantity.* Arm strong said. *l‘m going to have to cam paign with oldfashioned handshakes the w a y Lawton Chiles did.* Form er Florida Lt. G overn or Rick D antzler said he Is In ter­ ested In running for the seat, os Is Rep. Bob W exler. C harlie Crist, a form er state senator who was the OOP’s unsuc­ cessful candidate against Sen. Bob Graham last year, said h e Is also running. Arm strong's son Bryan A rm ­ strong is liman a tten din g the Health A cadem y at S em i­ nole High School. Hto dau gh ­ ter Jen nifer A rm strong to a Sem inole High School gradu ­ ate now attending Delta S ta te U niversity In M ississippi as a freshman on a sw im m ing scholarship. Hto wife. Lynn, to a medical assistant in Orlando. Arm strong, w ho Uvea In W in ­ ter Springs, to active In the Sem inole H igh School B ooster Club, and m entors studenta In the s c h o o ls Health A cadem y. He w orked w ith sw im m ing coach Tony Ackeraon to p r o ­ mote the com m unity sw im ­ m ing pool at the school. A pharm acy m anager for ‘Eckerd Drug Btores In O r ­ lando. Arm strong has been a p rocu rin g pharm acist sin ce graduating with a bachelors o f science In pharm acy from th e University o f Rhode Island In 1075. He said he turned down an ofTer from Eckerd to c o n ­ tribute to his cam p aign. Th e key cam paign issues for Arm strong Include h ealth care reform , social security reform , and Im proving students' education. H e also said he to co n ­ cerned with drug abuse and Im proving the area's tran spor­ tation Infrastructure. ‘ Not everything we look at can be changed.* A rm stron g said. 'B u t, nothing can b e changed until w e are w illing to look at It.’ Arm strong said the nation needs a national health plan that would ensure that when people change Jobs they still have Insurance, He said p e o ­ ple need to have grea ter choice o f physicians, and that Insurance com panies should not have a role In the drugs a d octor prescribes. *1 do not want to have som e m onkey in a suit w ithou t at 0:30 a.m. followed b y Y lzk o r services at 11 a.m . Friday. April 9 Shabbat services begin at 8:15 p.m. In oth er Synagogue news, Itnbbl M oshr and Mrs. Jaclyn Elbaz will conduct a Mission to Israel Ju ne 20 to Ju ly 5. T h e lou r Includes round trip Jet econom y from New York \1a El A! o r Tow er A in deluxe a c ­ com m odations In Jeru salem , on a kibbutz, and at the D ead Sea: Israrll bufTet breakfast and dinner daily: escorted sightseeing by p riva te m otorcoach with a licensed guide: visits to Ttl-A vtv. Jaffa. Rehovot. Jerusalem . Masada, and much more. Entrance fees to historical sites, museum s, all transfers on arrival and d e p a r­ ture and betw een cities a re included. For m ore In form a ­ tion. call (407) 208-7820. H ie Tou r Is open to all religion s. Deadline Is April 1. Presented by CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH FRIDA Y, MARCH 26 - 7:30 PM SATURDAY,MARCH27-4:00A 7:30PM SUNDA V, MARCH 28 - 4:00 A 7:30 PM CELEBRATE THROUGH MUSIC AND DRAMA Those without tickets will be seated IS minutes before each service on a space available basis. 3 1 0 1 W e s t S ta t e R o a d 4 6 S a n fo rd , F L 32771 407/322-2914 m i no lr Il(Tal(l lila lile at tIk * 1iq ir t q q t •■nr lq ->H itii ui i lilllQIV i I t ll J J M ns* lo c a l io n s : I wn.lf-jH Any company that 1$ Interested in selling our newspaper In their stores or having a vending machine at their location, please call our circulation manager. E A K r a a a r c lk at 322-2611 m edical training tellin g m e what doctor I can arc and what drugs I can take.’ A r m ­ strong said. *As pharm acists, we see It all day." A rm strong previously served on the Maine Ph arm aceutical Education C om m ittee and Legislative Affairs C o m m ittee. He lias lived in Central Florida since Aug.. 1000. We make insurance our business. w B e w an t in k - >\mr ^ ^ 3 p L U ittn e s > (tin n e r w !w n it i t n u tn in su ran ce p n x e c tiu t O u t le t it> h t liy q u a lity busines* p n x e c tx z t fh m i A u tiv O w iv r * Ira u ro n ce G zn p n n y NX4.il talu* yuur W hine** W A R E C 0 110 N. FRENCH AVE. AMI FOODS 316 S. FRENCH AVE. MERITA 505 S. FRENCH AVE. STATE M ARKET 1450 S. FRENCH AVE. FAMOUS RECIPE 1905 S. FRENCH AVE. GOLDEN LAM B 2101 S. FRENCH AVE. BIG DIP 2439 S. FRENCH AVE. RIB RANCH 2545 S. FRENCH A V E GATE 1800 S. FRENCH A V E HARDEES 2506 S. FRENCH AVE. KW1K STOP 301 S. FRENCH AVE. EXXON 101 S. FRENCH AVE. WINN DIXIE 1514 S. FRENCH A V E CACTUS BO B'S 1566 S. FRENCH AVE. MCDONALDS 112 S. FRENCH ST. LIQUOR STORE 1303 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD CT. 3301 S. SANFORD A V E LAU N 0R0M AT 2986 SANFORD A V E CITY HALL SOON. PARK A V E SUPER DISCOUNT 2473 S. PARK AVE. TRAILER PARK 2S45 PARK A V E RACK 1st ST. 4 PARK AVE. M ARINA HOTEL 530 N. PALMETTO AVE. POST OFFICE 221 N. PALMETTO AVE. W ILLOW TREE 205 E in ST. COLONIAL ROOM 115 E 1 U ST. FAMILY DOLLAR 413 E. 1st ST. TRU-VALUE 503 E 1st ST. SEM CO. COURT HOUSE 301 N. PARK A V E PHILLY EXPRESS 209 W. 1*1 ST. SEMINOLE T0W NE CENTER 200 T0W NE CENTER CIR. STEAK 4 SHAKE 40 SEMINOLE TOWNE CENTER ABC LIQUOR 2655 S .H W Y 17-92 E-Z ONE DISCOUNT 2707 S. ORLANDO DR. M ELS 0INER 3221 S. ORLANDO OR. SCH LO TZSKYS 2904 S ORLANDO OR. SHENANDOAH VILLAGE 4220 S. ORLANDO DR. BUOGET INN 3200 S. 0 R LA N 0 0 OR. M ARINERS VILLAGE 3320 S. ORLANDO DR. DENNYS 3771 8. ORLANDO OR. M COONALDS 3716 S. ORLANDO OR. RAYMOND FURNITURE 2670 ORLANDO DR. Q U M CYS 2035 ORLANDO OR. F 0 0 0 LION 3121 0 R LA N 00 DR. SHONEYS 3160 ORLANDO DR. SONNYS l- f - Q 3506 0 R LA N 00 OR. BRJOGEWATER APTS. 500 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANOALWOOO CONDOMINIUMS 110 AIRPORT BLVD. 8T0N EBR00K APTS. 1000 AIRPORT BLVD. SCC BUILDING V 100 WELDON BLVD. SCC BUILDING A 100 WELDON BLVD.. SAJLPOINT APTS. 401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. REGATTA SHORES 2335 W. SEMINOLE BLV0. CENTRAL F L REG. H 0S. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. (EMERGENCY) CENTRAL F L REG. 8 0 S . 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. (MAIN) TWELVE OAKS RV 6300 W. SR 46 DENNYS 4690 W. SR 46 SUPER I M OTEL 1-4 A W . S R 46 COUNTRY GENERAL 4000 E. SR 46 CRACKER BARREL 200 HICKMAN OR. MCOONALDS 150 HICKMAN OR. TOWN A COUNTRY 5355 ORANGE BLVD. VIV0NA-S PIZZA 2477 PARK AVE. A 25th ACE HARDW ARE 207 E. 25th ST. DOLLAR GENERAL 7542 STATE ST. SEMINOLE COUNTY JA IL 212 BUSH BLVD. KATIES COVE W EKIVA PARK DR. CARRIAGE COVE 500 CARRIAGE COVE WAY PINE RIDGE 1711 PINE RIDGE RD. CEDAR CREEK 2450 HARTW ELL AVE. GEORGIA A RM S 2600 GEORGIA AVE. LAKE MARY AREA REFLECTIONS PLAZA 520 LAKE M ARY BLVD. DALTON P U C E APTS.13411 U K E M ARY BLVD. CAFE SORRENTO 227 COUNTRY CLUB RD. APPLETONS 3575 U K E M ARY BLVD. M R. PRINT 3813 LAKE M ARY CENTER REGAL POINT APTS. 1000 SUN 4 REGAL POINT TERRACE HIDDEN VILLAGE 955 PEBBLE CREEK DRIVE in * mu ic e w h ile y ix i take care n f W hine**! LONGWOOD CITY HALL 155 W. W ARREN AVE. DUNKIN DONUTS 17-92 ECKERD DRUGS 947 W. SR. 434 TOWNSHIP PLAZA W. SR. 434 BOSTON M ARKET L0N G W 000 VILLAGE PLAZA 0VK90ARKA TOWN HOUSE 9E. BROADWAY ST. OSTEEN 0INER POST OFFICE M A N Y ASIA WINN DIXIE #2237 2 N. US H W Y 17-92 WINN DIXIE PROVIDENCE PLAZA �• A • Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Florida • Sunday. March 21.1999 T he low d ow n on sky-high international stocks txxik at last year's top performing funds, and among them you'll find those that invest In high-flying Inter­ net slocks Whether or not you're a fan of the Internet, It's hard not to be taken aback by those 1098 fund perfor­ mances. Of the three Internet funds tracked by Upper Inc , all had specUcular toUl return figures: The In­ ternet Fund was up 190.14 percent; Munder's NetNet hind gained 97.90 percent; and the WWW Internet Fund gained 70.47 percent. Although Investors have always been warned about buying last year's top performing hinds, perhaps Inter­ net stocks represent a new frontier where there's plenty of room for dis­ covery, and the old rules about how to evaluate a stock's per share price aren't carved In granite, as some pros suggest. Tree rem oval Patrick Shannon, a tree trimmer, helped with tree trimming and removal at Touhy Park in Sanlord last weekend. About 30 to 25 tree care professionals from around the state volunteered their time tor the San­ ford trimming projects in an effort to promote proper tree care and preservation In their communities. With more than 12.000 members worldwide and 37 Chap­ ters around the globe, the International Society of Ar­ boriculture (ISA) is the largest professional associa­ tion dedicated to the proper care and preservation of trees. Membership indudes commercial arborists, municipal arborists and urban foresters, utility ar­ borists as wet as educators/researchers and stu­ dents Members work throughout the world providing professional tree care services as wet as volunteer work. ISA also has the only International Certification program for arborists where they must take a compre­ hensive examination made tp by a panel ol interna­ tional experts. They must also maintain their certifica­ tion through continuing education. There are now over 10,500 Certified Arborists in the United States. Can­ ada and Europe. Safety council honors businesses ORLANDO - Th e Central Florida C hapter. National Safety Council C. recently presen ted the prestigious E xcellence tn Safety Aw ards for 1998. These aw ards are presented annu­ ally to local governm ent agencies, businesses, and individuals that have dem onstrated c o m ­ m itm ent to w orkplace and com m unity safety and health through proactive efforts that s ig ­ nificantly reduce injuries and fatalities. Excellence In W orkplace Safety A w ards w ere presented to the follow ing organizations: United Space A llla n cc -K m n rd y Space Center: Ctrcnt Sem lconductnrs-O rlando; D cM acoM elb ou m e; DCC C o n o tra c to ra -L o n g w o o d ; Ferrun S ervices A C ontractlng-O rlando: W a ­ term an V illage-M ou nt Dora: Rockw ell ColllnsM elb ou m e: Lockheed M artin Inform ation System s-O rlando. Th e recipien t o f the O re e n Cross for S afely Award w as J am es llabovtck. 'F irem an Jim ." o f the S atellite Beach Fire D epartm ent, p r e ­ sented for his exem plary com m itm ent and significant contribu tions to child safety. B attw ra Rush received the Sarah G riffin H ughes Hum anitarian Aw ard tor her quick a c ­ tion and skills tn saving the life o f an In d ivid ­ ual w ho collapsed In u on t o f the R o ck led ge O ffice o f th e S afety Council. Rush p erfo rm ed CPR. thereby saving his Ufe. Because o f Rush's qu ick a ction and skills this Individual Is still the Internet pure play* auch aa Yahoo! and AOL." Who la thla fund for? Harrta says that it'a not a “core hind’’ but rather a niche product for thoae who believe in the future growth of the Internet — WWW Internet Fund. The oldeat and smallest of the Internet fonds, the WWW Internet Fund currently haa about 45 stocki in lla portfolio and DIAN VUJOVICH faces is Investing in a sector In which many of the companies are not prof­ itable. “ 1 try to explain to people that a lot of these companies tend to have more venture-type characteristics. Just because a company Is not prof­ itable doesn't mean it's worthless. So, one of the tricks Is to find companies that will be." The Internet Fund la for folks who like taking high risks In hopes of high returns. — The Munder NetNet Fund Man­ aged by five people, this fund has about 9300 million in assets and M stocks in Its portfolio. It doesn't rare In on pure Internet stocks, like The In­ ternet Fund does, but sees its invest­ ment opportunities in much broader terms. According to Alan Harris, one of the portfolio managers, the fond defines an Internet company aa ‘ spy com­ pany out there that utilises Uw In­ ternet and Intranet technologies in order to leverage their own business prospects.” Consequently, the food's portfolio includes stocks from all sectors of the Internet universe — some with solid performance records, tike Microsoft, and others that are hot shots, like Amazon com. “ In Uw fond we have equipment companies like Cisco Systems that Then again, maybe Net stocks will give new meaning to the term "specuUtive bubble.” In either event, there are plenty of folks who want to Invest In them. If you're one of them, and a mutual fond is your Investment vehicle of choice, you should know how these three fonds differ — The Internet Fund. With >25 mil­ lion in assets and about 30 stocks In Its portfolio, this fond Is the cowboy of the three. Investing aggressively in pure Internet services stocks only. Some of the companies that gave this fond Its performance power In t * were CMC Information Services, Yahoo! and Amaxon.com “We are looking to invest In the com­ panies that we think will be leaders in their respective niches in the Internet space,” says Ryan Jacob, portfolio manager of The Internet Fund “So we are looking to realty benefit from the macro trends that no one will dispute: that more people will be coming online, spending more time online and build out the Infrastructure of Uw In­ ternet," says Harris. *Wa have telecommunications services that transport traffic on the Net, such as WorldCom. And we also have some of transacting online” One of the challenges that Jacob assets toUUng 97 million. It aeea the Net In a big picture format too. "What we are trying to be la Uw blue chip Internet hind," aaya Lawrence York, one of two portfolio manager! on the WWW Internet Fund. To eatabllah themaelvea as Investors for the long term, portfolio managers divvy up the stocks Into three-tiered bundles: SO percent of the fund's assets are Invested In mature compa­ nies, auch as AT&T, Microsoft and GTE; 29 percent are invested In mid­ life companies auch as Ascent. Cisco and Deli (faat-growtng, midsized com- to those who just tree portfolio managers volatility - expect tt - Dion Vujotrfck fs the author of "Strafohl Talk About Mutual Fundi" and “StruipAJ Taft About /iwestfapjbr Your Retirement,” both of which art published by McGrow If Ot Send ques­ tions to her tn care of this newspaper, or tna e-mail at MlsMnhiolftool com. Introducing leleFile from the IR S. If you are single and filed Form 1040EZ last year, you can file your tax return in ten minutes by phone. Anytim e. Check your tax booklet for information. ■ T e le F ile 1 ,v W e It’s free. It's fast. 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C e rtified Nurse M id w ife to ou r practice CAKE ,c jm . | M HAOLA W S B O i. | Lourdes la accepting N ew Patient* for Maternity and Routine Gynecological t j r c W e participate with Must Insurance Plans, Including Medicaid and Medipass Scotty's w<H feature eipanded sp e c ia lty departments for hem s Improvements. Scotty’s w ill unveil new look, m ore choices on Sunday SANFORD - Custom ers at Scotty'a in Sanford m ight think they are in a new More. The atotr. located on 7 00 South French Avenue Juat o ff U.S. H ighway 17-02, la holding a grand opening on Sunday atartlng at 0 a.m. to cele b ra te the rcsultn o f a two-m onth r e ­ m odeling p roject. Th e show room Itaa been r e ­ m odeled. with new lighting fix ­ tu re* and a new sign In front o f the atore. T h ere are tw ice aa m any parking apacea. T h e depart men ta In the atore have been redesigned and ex­ panded. *IU looks like ] * ! d ifferen t store.’ C ontract S ales Mannger Mel Atkins said. ’ In all the time I've been here, and I've bean here 22 years. I n ever thought w e w ould look this beautiful.* Th e expanded Linen d ertm ent features fashionable dspreads. towels, silk plants, show er curtains, a r tifi­ cial flowers, toilet bow l covers, m in o rs, and blinds cut to fit the custom er's needs. •W e've co m p letely ch an ged ou r goods to b e m ore fashion­ able.* O eneral M anager Dave Rokowakl said. A ll flooring In the store can now be Installed. T h e re d e s ­ igned carp etin g section fe a ­ tures throw ruga, ceram ic and vinyl tiles, and s variety o f oth er d o or tiling. *We have all different sues and colors available.* Atkina said. *We have m any d ifferen t styles. It’s qu ite an array to choose from .* A service desk in the front o f the atore will allow cu stom ers to receive ass ista nce w ithou t e having to wall. •Before, you had to get In­ form ation from girls on th e register.* Atkins said. "That held up the line. This w ill really Im prove service.* Th e garden departm ent haa statuettes, fountains, and a bird bath to accom pany th e w ide variety o f plants available to cuatomera. ‘T h a t m akes all the d iffe r­ ence In the w orld.* Atkina said. *1 never thought w e could look like this. W ell, here it is. and lt‘a beau tifu l.* Th e rem odelin g will a llow Scotty'a to provide b e tte r service to retail cuatom era. w hile m aintaining a th eir service for contract cuatom era. *W e have m ore to offer retail Cuatomera,* Atkina said. *W e’re doing everyth ing we can to m aintain a high level o f service to bu ildin g co n tra c ­ tors. W e're not goin g to le t that suffer.* Th e Sanford S cotty'a has an experien ced staff. Rokowakl and Atkina both have 22 years o f experience, w hile retail sales m anager Kathy H eath haa 12 years o f experience. •We've got a w ell rou nd ed staff that's kn ow led geable and able to answ er any questions that com e u p * A tkins said. Scotty’a has a variety o f s p e ­ cial sales for Sunday’s grand opening. W hite low back chairs will be reduced Sunday from $5.90 to $2.90. Custom ers can receive 2 5 percent o ff o f every unbound rem nant o f carp etin g this Sunday. A resin rocking chair, g reen o r white, la reduced this Sun­ day from $49.99 to $25. A Ryobt 15 Inch gas trim m e r la on sale for $44. *You can't find them a n y­ w here for that price.* Atkina • Stephen Phillips, M.D. • Peggy Taylor, CN.M. • Losrdca Isrlte, CN.M. (417) SS2-M11 (447) 26*1111 D i< CL > li' S o n h ’t l i i i i * ' ! < * />/«’ list I ) i v n i k ’( l . APR APR With a rate Ms lout then's neverboon a W ow time to Uko aduentp/eofthe equity bi yaurhome. SutOhut's new low mu bring? 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A ll items should be typed o r written legibly and Include infor­ mation about who, what. when, w here and even w hy yo u r event la taking place. Be sure to Include yo u r nam e and a daytime phone num ber In case w e have same questions about the Infer- Lake Mary (407) 3JS-17I4 *>**.'. . . . �Senkrtoto Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday, March 21,1998 Legal Notices M TMC CinCIMT COURT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI COUNTY, r V.ORIDA CASS NOi # 0 M 7 i-C A -1 4 B COUNTRYWIDE HOME LOANS. INC , ■ N n York Corporation vv/« Legal Notices Bl TMI OMCUTT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBJfft DIVISION File Number SO-SS-CP M RS ESTATE OP HAROLD JOSEPH MASTERS SI. COUNTRYWIDE FUNDIND CORPORATION MCNAEL D MAVERLOCK (ssioo rrsreesi. (VUinARAM HAVERLOCR (SS SUNKNOWN). FIRSTPLUS FINANCIAL. INC; any urkuvrem harry, ilwarai grant*#*, endtoft. and oVar utoinown ptnont cr unknown tpuu*** i Uursng try ttnutp anil infea any o< ha shove-turned Oalandant*. Defendants NOTICK o r ACTION TO OAROARAM MAVERLOCK III CONTINENTAL OLVD LONOWOOn. FL J2740 RESIDENCE UNKNOWN And any unknown hairy, d**l***«. oranlaat, creditors and olhar unknown parson* or unknown tpou*** claiming by. through and undar lha abovanamad Dalandanlfs). II dacaaiad or whoya last known addressee ara unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEO that an action to toractoaa Uortgaga covarmg lha follow­ ing raal and paryonal proparty da sc Mb*d at loltasry. lo-wit lo t S. Clock F. COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS UNIT ONE. according lo lha map or plat tharaol at racordnd m Plat Book 13. Pag# 9S c l lha Public Racordt ol Sar until# County Florida hat baa n lilad agamtl you and you tra required to larva a copy ol your wnttan datantat. 4 any. lo II on Nancy A Bishop. Dollar S Notch. P A . SI SI South Conway Road. Suita I Orlando. Florida J7411 and Ida lha original with lha Clark el lha above-atyled Court an ar before SO day* trom lha liryl publics' lion, olharwtya a Judgment may he anlarad agamtl you tar lha ralial demanded In lha Complaint WITNESS my hand and teal el sard Court on lha tOlh day ol MARCH. ISM (COURT BEAU II you ara a parson with ■ dieability who naada any accom­ modation m older la participate mthis proceeding you *r* enti­ tled at no co*l lo you. to lha provision ol certain assistance Plaata contact Court admtmyIralor SOI N Park Avenue, Suite NS4t, fantard. Fiend* U F F I . (40/) 723-4330 d ll 4227. w11hill i wo >ting days ol your racaipl ol Ihiy NOTICE OF ACTION. II you ara hearing impaled. ceN I -434-441-3771; d you ar* voice Impeded. caS 1400-444*4770 Maryann# Morse CLERK OF TNI CIRCUIT COURT Uy: Rulh King Deputy Clark Publish March 14. I t. 11SS DCA-1IS •tones of The edmtuatrsttan ol lha aetata ol HAROLD JOSEPH MASTERS. II. deceased. Ft* Number 4434-CP. ■ pendmg rt the Canal Courl tor lentnole County. Flortla. Probata Oartaion. ttw address ol which It. P O Drawer C. Santard. FL 317710SSS The name and address ol the I ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARC NOffritD THAT AS portent on whom ttvs notica ■ tarvad who havo c R n ' c r i that chakanga the vakdty c4 lha WA. Pi* quahhcetlont ol Pw Paryonal RaprasanUHva. venue, or paradeSon ol Bus Court ara teqifred to M* It*au obfeebons anti true Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOT1CC OR TtSRTY 0AYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OP A COPT OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM IStl clean* or demands agataal decadent'» a*lala an whom a copy at M s notice It tarvad wtttiln Paaa monttn thar Pw deteotPw frtl pubkeakon el Pat nokoa nsal hi* thplr claims with this Courl WITHIN THE LATER OF T H R U MONTHS AFTER THE OATS OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAVE AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE O f A COPT OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS other creditors al lha dece­ dent and parson* having claims or demands agamtl tha dece­ dents atlala mutt hie thou claims with Ihit court WITHIN THREE MONTH! AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMAND* ANO OOJICTIONS NOT BO PILBO WILL BE FOREVER BANNCO. Tha dtla el lha hrtl bon el Ihw Nonce la Legal Notices NOTICE OP 8 N A M E OP LAND WEB NOTICE IP HEREBY GIVEN that lha City ol Lako Mary City Committlon will hold a public hearing lo adopt a amalt seal# amendment lo lha CltyS Comprehensive Plan Future Land Uta Map This mealing wil be held THURSDAY. APRIL 1. IMS. al Lake Mary City Hall. 100 North Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Florida at 7 00 RM Tha properties lo be consid­ ered tor lha small scale amend­ ments tra at follows Prelect Late Emma Development. LO . Acres 1 4 t l Location South aids ol Anderson Lana, approtlmalely 1000 let! watt ol Rinehart Road Legal Parcel No 07-M'SO'>00-0140 Parcel No 07-10-)0-)00-0tl0 Parcel No 07-10 10-300 01 SO Parcel No 07-M-10-300-0140 Parcel No 07-10-30-300-014A A more particular description is on lila with lha City el Lake Mary FLU Amendment From Low Denelly Residential To Restricted Commercial AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OP LAKE MARY. PLORIOA. AMINOINO THE COMPREHEN­ SIVE PLAN FOR THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA PROVIOINO FOR A CHANOS OF FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNA­ TION PROM LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO RESTRICTED COMMERCIAL. PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CONFUCTS ANO EFFECTIVE DATE A copy ol ttto Comprehensive Plan. Future Lend Use Map and proposed amendments are evadabto tor ms pa ebon m the Community Development Office. Late Mery City NeK. 144 North Country Chib Road. Lake Mary. Florida Monday through Friday, bam 444 A M unkl S 44 P M , ar yeu may eok 334-344S Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT OOUKT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT W AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION C A M NO. M -1 4 4 CA DIVISION 14-4 FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK P/K/A FlRIT UNION NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH CAROLINA SUCCESSOR Or MtROIR TO FIRST UNION NATIONAL BANK OF FLORIDA. PtamliH. VS G EO RG EP OURKHARDT al al. Oatendtnl(s) NOTICE OP ACTION TO G EO R G EP BURKHAR07 l a s t k n o w n RISIOINCE 141 Slone Post Road Lung wood Florida 317/t CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN DORIAN P BURKHAROT LAST KNOWN RISIOINCE 101 (lone Potl Road Longwood Florida 3S77S CURRENT ADOREII UNKNOWN ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING 0V. through, under, and AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDUAL D EFEN D A N TS WHO AREN NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PARTIES MAT C U IM AN INTEREST At BPOUEEt. HEIRS. DEVISEE*. GRANTEES OR OTHER CUIMANTEI U S T KNOWN RESIDENCE RESIDENCE UNKNOWN CURRENT REEIOENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED lha! an action lo torectote a mortgage an the following property m SEMINOLE County Fiend* LOT • ANO THE EA1T 41 FEET OP LOT 7. STONSWOOO FARM. ACCORDING TO TNI MAP OR P U T THEREOF AS RICOROEO IN P U T BOOK >1. PAGE M PUBLIC PECOROI OF BEMtHOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA M Tttfll JUDICIAL CRU STY Holiday made it easy... OW N T H E N EW B IS C A Y N E From Just $634 per month Homes up to 2110 sq. ft. living Maytag Appliances Moen Faucets Block Construction 10 Year Home Warranty o n ly $ T5 0 0 out-of pocket (9 0 4 ) 5 3 2 -2 4 2 4 1 8 6 3 S a x o n B lv d . D ELTO NA WICKS MAY VARY WIT1I LOCATION MODUS OKNi 10 am • 6 pm Mm l -Sa l • 1-5 pm Sundays ENT,ms) Purs fuse Price, A 2X M ile (kind. 11VIM ) Ifcrwn P*)Tnm< Assistance. APE A MTV to serve a end be al this Nance >1,1Mt Personal R*preventsttv« BRIAN JUSTIN MAE T I M 144 Aktorwegd S t N. Winter Spring* f t M F M Attorney tor Personal Representative DAWN 0 NICHOLS Florida Bar N« OS 71EM NICHOLS E AMMK0. PA. ■ M I N Haklaa Avenue Daytona Beaah. PL ESI IB Telephone M t t t U - N M Pubhah Marsh I t. t t . 1*44 0CA-17E “Our Very Own Home” M aCaita. Reyrwer. B arron eny Ctarb ar 148 NprBS NOTE. THAT A TAPE 0 THIS MEETING 18 THE CITY BOB W8N0S. TIN ' MAY NOT CO N tl OUATIMOOI M l BUB. POSES OB ASS HU. PNOM A DECISION MASS BY THE CITY. ANY M A S O N WISHING TO ■NALttM THAT — tananillTE RE CORO OB THE BNOCEEOM B E I* MJUNTAJNED BON •APELLATE PURPOSES M AOW MO TO M E M THE N EC­ ESSARY A M A B B B M B B T E AT CIVIL AOTtON • BO. 4T-1444 DA-1 E wmu ta M l Bsvshsre L Tampa. teal with thta hater* service attorney ar tan after. atoarwtae Court adher an PteinMTa id tetefy there­ a dslautt wwi I you tor lha ta lha ar pa w n Thta I - ' || III# WITNESS agr hand and lha aaai a l IMe Ceurl an thta I E * el MARCH. IBM. H O L ID A Y #l *lU|Jul M t lllt llU llU ' (*47)314-3434. PtFBLIB MBARMS NOTICE IS NEREBT OlVf N by lha City Commtaalon el the City el Lake Mary. Florida. Ihal said Commission **M hold a Public Hearing on April I. I t t t a l TOO PM ., or a* soon thersaflar at pot tibia, to contldor Second Reading ol on Ordinance emi­ tted AN ORDINANCE OP TM i CITY OP LANK MANY. PLORIOA. AMEN01NO TMI C O M P M N M SIVI PLAN PON TMI CITY OP LAKE MANY, PLORIOA; PRO­ VIDING PON A CHAN 01 OP FUTURE IAN0 USI 01 ANIMA­ TION FROM LOW M M IITV RESIDENTIAL TO RE1TRICTID COMMERCIAL; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY. CO N ­ FLICTS. ANO EFFECTIVE 0AT1. And AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OP LAKE MARY, PLORIOA. REZONINO CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OP LAKE MARY. AS HEREIN DEPINEO PROM THE PREBENT ZONING CLASSIFICATION OF A-1 AGRI­ CULTURE TO C -l COMMER­ CIAL, PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OP TMI PLORIOA •TATUTES; PROVIDING PON THE AMENOMKNT TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP; PRO­ VIDING FOR CONFLICT. EEVINABILITY ANO EFFECTIVE DATE Amending lha land tree bom Low Density Residential la Ratlriclad Commercial and changing lha toning an the property on Wo la Mowi ng parcel numbers boat A-1 Agriculture lo C-1 Com— ratal. BoM prop­ erty la located an lha aoutti tide ol Anderson Lana approalmately 400 leal watt al Rinehart Road. •T-tOE-SM-SOO-SI 40-0400 Or-MO-SOC-SOO-OI 4A-0000 07-S04-30S-344-41 IB 0000 or-too-*oc-soo-oi *0-0000 07-244-30K-304-0100-0000 A complete legal dascript km by moist and bounds ta avail­ able In lha Community Development Department City ol Loka Mary 100 N. Country Chib Rood. Lake Mary. Florida. The Public Hearing a d be held ta lha Commtoitan Chambers. 100 N. Country Club Rood. Lako Mary. The Public It Invited to attend and be heard Said hearlo Itap unlH a hntl decision ta mads by lha City Commtaalon. C optat ol the Ordinance In lull ara available ta lha City Clerk's V/TI1CB fOr rVVWW. A TAPED RECORD OP THIS MEETINO IE MA0E BY THE CITY FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORD MAY NOT CON­ STITUTE AN ADEQUATE RCCORO FOR PURPOSES OP APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADS BY THE CITY WITH RESPECT TO THE FOREOOINO MATTER ANY PERSON WISH­ ING TO INSURE THAT AN ADE­ QUATE RCCORO OP TMI PRO­ CEEDINGS IS MAINTAINED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES W ADVISED TO M A M THE NSCMIS ON HEN OWN EXPENSE. PERSONS WITH OiSABiUTISS NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE W ANY OP THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE CITY ADA COORDI­ NATOR AT LEAST « MOURE IN ADVANCE OP THE MEETINO AT (407) 3)4-3014. A. Foliar. Oily Clark March II. IBM H; March >1.1444 TO. THE S4I4 afsb THE UNKNOWN NBIRS, DEVISEES. ONANTEBB, ASSIGNEES. UENORS. CREDITORS. TRUSTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING OT. THROUGH. UNDER. OR AOAINBT O f BRA L LANTtRMAN O CCIASiO . al al D*tondant(e) lha O ta v X at taoal 44 hours ta a l Uta aw ONa j a* 4 J. r UNKNOWN ANT ANO ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNOCR. ANO AOAINBT THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL OEFENOANT(B) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE OSAO ON ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN RARTIEE MAV CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVI SEES. ORAN TIBS. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: SUNTRUST LOT 'SO! ACCORDING TO T H E ' PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED IN FLAT BOOK 4S. PROSE IP. It. ANO M OP THE PUBLIC RE0OR0E OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA. has been filed against you and you ara required lo serve a copy ol your written da lenses. N any. within SO days after the Brat publication of this Notice el Action, an Echevarria, McCaila, Reywrer, Barren t Frspptor. Plaintiff's attorney, whoee address la *41 Baythora Boutovard, Suita 444. Tampa. Florida *344*. and file the orig­ ins I with Uita Court cither before eervfee an Plaintiffs altar; otksrwlee a dslautt wM ha anlarad against you tar tha ralial demanded ta the Complaint or petition This notice shall ha published once each weak lor two eon•ecuttva weeks ta the Seminole Herald. WITHIES my hand and lha •ool of Nita Court an this 11th dav of MARCH. IBM. hUryanna Maraa Clark e l ttto Court Aa Deputy Otark Raymar. Barren B Frapptar P O. BOX *41* Tbmpa. Florida *4401-3410 Bean era s^rosn^wHh a^dtottan In ardor la panic Ipato in Ihia praeaadlng. you aro anilHad a l no coal ta you. lor lha provtatan a l certain assist ana* Fleets contact Court Administration al >01 N. Park Avenue. Sanlord. Florida M7P1, telephone number (447) ***• 4430, within 1 working days al your receipt a l Ihia dooumenL II hearing Impaired. (TOO) 1-404SEB-irVl. Bubltah: March > t.M . I t M OCA-134 * ___ wgyf ■ LIENORS CRB04TORO. THUS TEED, ON OTHER CLAIMANTS CUUMINQ BY, I OR L LAN TtR­ MAN. OECBAEIO M SW SN C S UNKNOWN CURRENT RESIOSNCB: UNKNOWN JAMES LANTENMAN LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE UNKNOWN FSSSLton. r RE4I0KB0S; IN M N * ,4- ' UNKNOWN YOU abtaty who need Hen ta atdar to •-! jla r ) . N K t» f*. d M fttR M i steel Ceurl at M l N Park rtda S177I. 1447) m ­ E warhtag days el 4ocytn#itL It *'it* ♦ h E l . l * . IBM OEA-183 at Clreult Court e l lha BIOHTBINTH Judicial C Irenil in and tar SEMINOLE County. Florida wherein SUNTRUST MORT­ GAGE. INC. ta the Plata till and NORMAN J. LIDDELL; JUNE 0. LIDDELL. FIRST INOiANA BANK P/K/A FIRST INDIANA BANK. FEB; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES CLAIMING BY. THROUGH. UNDER. ANO AGAINST THE HEREIN NAMEO INDIVIDUAL DIPENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD ON ALIVE. WHETHER SAID UNKNOWN PAR TH E MAV CLAIM AN INTEREST AS SPOUSES. HEIRS. DEVI BEES, GRANTEES. OR OTHER CLAIMANTS aro lha Defendants. I wtll sell lo the highest and hast bidder for cash at tha West front door ol the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida ol 11:44 a m . on tha Eth day of APRIL. 14M. lha lottawlng detabbed property a t aal torfh ta eeid Final JudgmentLOT AS. OF ALTAMONTE LANDING. ACCORDING TO THE P U T THEREOF RICOROEO IN P U T BOOK 47. PACE SI-S4, OP THE PUBLIC PCCOROS OP SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA. WITNESS MV HAND and lha seal o l this Court on MARCH 14.14M. (ESAU Maryann# Mora# Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jane B. Jaaewie Deputy Clerk Echevarria. McCaila, Raymer. Barrel! A Frapptar Poet Office Boa S414 Tampa, PL 33*41 PM1I4M1 II you aro a parson with a dis­ ability who naada accommoda­ tion in order to participate In this proceeding, you a n enti­ tled al no cost lo you, lor tha provistlon ol certain assis­ tance Pleat* conlacl Courl Adminltballon al >01 N. Park Avenue, Sanlord. Florid* 31771. telephone number (407) M l -4310, within S working day* ol your ieceipt ol this doc­ ument, II hearing impaired, (TOO) 1-444-444-4771. Publish March 14. i t . IM S OCA-1 M W ROC. JR ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOT1FBO THAT A* persons on sWicm this nol b served who have abfactora Ihal dw langa ttw vtakh* e l ttw wd. Pw ly wIOre tarns a l ttw para onMrepresantalkra. venue, or M sd cko n ol M s Court aro rowtaed to Me ttw* oblacaam wtai tab Court WTTHSf THE LATER OP TH R U MONTHS APTEN THE DATE OP THE FWST PUBUCATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THPITY DAVE AFTER THE DATS OP ESRVICE OP A OOPV OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS creators of Pw decedent and ettwr persona having claims ar demands against decadent's aetata an whom a copy of M e notice la served within ttw mordha altar tae data o l the tost taB*eotton of tat* nottca must Ida their elaim e with this C ourl WITHIN THE U T 1 R OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OATS AFTER THE DATE OP SERVICE OP A CO PY OP THIS NOTICE ON THEM. A ll other creditor* o l tha dece­ dent and parsons having claim s or demands against lha deca­ dent's e t u is m ust III* their al*»ms with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICA­ TION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIM *. OEMANDE AND OBJECTIO NS NOT SO F I L E D WILL B l FOREVER BARRIO. Tha date o l tho first publica­ tion o l this Node* it March >1.1444. (Bxocp( Floor Prip 12 or 16 W idths Available 24 Colors. Direct Glue Installed 16x16 Grade 4 In Stock. 10 to choose from Starting From Beautiful Stainmastsr flM | ‘ 1 plus 65 Colors ▼ ■ M l Jo C hooes From ■ Iw# eMe6 With Luxury Pad Rag. *17.MSq. Yd 12x12 413x13 Spanish 4 Italian TUbb Inatallad W/Cement and Grou Starting From Stone Look 18x18 O ra d s 6 400 East Jackson Sire*! 0.1. ndo. Florida 12301 Tate phone: (447) 441-7340 Pubdeh. March t l , M , I N I 12 or 15 WMiha Available 12 Colors In itE iid with Luxury Pad . Inatallad W/Csmsnt and Grout 8tartnq From________________sq.t. CobMoeton# Look 16x16 Beautiful Patio Tile Grade 4. Starting From 12 or 15 Widths AvaHaMa tnatailBd With Luxury Pad sq R tnatakad tw i ip — i i *^ *^ 444* Representative Florid* Bar No. 0M M 1 Lawrence I . Dolan. P.A. sq. E. 16x16 4 18x11 Grade 4 & 5 In Stock. Par Square Foot. Reg. $2.19 Starting From Personal Rsprsstnutiv* DOROTHY HILL _ *44 Violet 0.U CaiMlbarry. Florida 31707 Attorney tor Part onal LAWRENCE I. DOLAN. ESQUIRE t Nasdsd V- IK A * '■‘J R ~ . 1 mm '4 4 a — J* 5 l v [ m ^ ^- '\*iaLnm*hP • J rv kg '•» A -^w v, I v lk * . jW ' • : j v i’ “ $ :r .v , ( - V V- �Sports Seminole Herald Assistant Sports Editor Lucky 13thfor Tribe Seminole trips Pine Ridge; First inning nightmare dooms Lake Brantley to a shot at third place in Orlando Classic T h in k in g a b o u t th e N C A A to u r n e y SANFORD - Just a few or tnore thoughts on the NCAA psskettnUI tournament... •t W ally Szrzrrblak and Miami university m ay have been bumped o(T big tim e by Ken­ tucky Friday night, but when the last time a single player meant so m uch to a team b id taken It so far? ! Szrzerblak (sorry, spell £heck). w ill forever be com*“ H to Larry Bird and that's a e . W hite athletes are alays com pared to w hites lust i M ateen C leaves at Michigan a te will alw ays be compared to M agic Johnson. • Szrzerblak has m any more hthletic skills than Bird and no pne w ill ever have Bird's brain fo r the gam e. You know w ho he really rem inds m e of? I Benny Hardaway. But you W on t hear that comparison pven though both players have sim ilar gam es. People, espe­ cially the media, need to stop King w hites to whites and i to blacks. Duke ran be beaten. . I r a n i take a perfect game. _ufT since 1960T the three most dom inant teams to enter the fiC A A Tournam ent w ere the C >963 Houston Cougars, the ?985 n H oy as, and 1965 Georgetow Georgetown [h e 1991 U UNLV Rebels. he NLV R t ____ • Bach o f them loot the cham pi­ onship gam e in m ajor upsets. ] Sure, som e favorites have won. but don't count out UConn, M ichigan State. Tem ple (don't laugh), or Kentucky. W ild Billy Donovan has done in awesom e lob bringing Fior­ ds bock to the verge o f basketMil greatness, but what were h e O ators thinking at the end i f the disastrous loaa to OonM g * Thursday night? T h e num ber on e thing lum ped into any ballplayer's w ad should be to rem em ber to x m out on a missed shot. T h e Oators had the height idvantage and there's n o way k m za ga should have been s l­ owed to get to the ball for a last pecond, gam e-w inning tip-in. ■ It doesn't m atter I f you're e athletic o r taller, basketfundam entals can m ake or ik a gam e and that's w hy Oators w ill be watching u a ga on T V this weekend. Maryland coach G ary W il­ liam s la considered one o f the best in the country. H e h as 399 Victories in his ca teer to back film up. . I But h is co a ch in g effort during the St. Johh’s debacle Thurs­ day night waa awful. ! He h as taken the T o p s to the Sweet 16 fo r four o f the last six ‘ ears, but never further. W hen t. J ohn 's th re w # 3-3 zone at a. W illiam s should have a d ­ it. He n ever did. neither J the team, and a s a result, (h e team that had thp best p ia n c c o f a non-num ber 1 aeed f m aking It to SC Petersburg ot sent home. Th e folks at the O rigndo Irena and Stetson University Wcded to d o a b etter Job o f aiblictzing the fa ct that they fore h osting an N C AA Regional. Team s U kf Maryland, Indiina, St. J o h n p And- Louisville a m c to t h e t M fa n g fa it week nd the a U e n l w c r w u one o f he w orst o f any o f the eight reIona] altea. Th e upper bow l w as em pty or the start o f Thursday's and Ialurday’a sessions and there i wa virtually no advertising i one to prom ote the games. ; Sure, the NCAA likes to let have a spring break In to. and that's w hy they here every couple o f , but the attendance and j seats on national lelevieras em barrassing. | Until Central Florida proves it SKjSfrstBBSff ■ DELTONA • Brian N ielsen hurled a perfect gam e for four Innings and M ike Robinson drove In two crucial runs as Sem inole High School alopped Pine Ridge. 6-1. In a Class 5ADlstrict 5 baseball gam e In Deltona Friday night. Th e gam e was scoreless through three Innings, but the Fighting Semlnoles. who had nine hits in the game, plated two runs In the top o f the fourth Inning and added three In su r­ ance runs In the fifth Inning, two com ing home on a hit by Robinson, who played at Trinity Christian School In Deltona the past two year*. Nielsen, a Junior lefthander, did not allow a Panthers runner to reach base until the fifth In ­ ning. when hit a batter. T h e next batter got the first Ptne Ridge hit and their only run scored later on a wild pitch. Th e Tribe got Ita final run In the seventh Inning on an RBI double b y Uriah Klmmlg. ‘ Brian (Nielsen) has really been pitching w ell lately.* said Sem inole head coach M ike Powers, “ lie was Just ou t­ standing tonight.* Nielsen finished with a threehitter and Improved hla record lo 4-1 as the Tribe, ranked No. 5 In the state In Class 5A. raised their season mark to 13­ 3. Ptne Ridge fell lo 8-7. Providing the olTense for the Fighting Sem lnoles w ere Angelo Retraces P -fo r-4 . ran scored, two RBI), Paulo Silva (2-for-4 with a double, stolen base, two runs Bcoredl. Klmmlg (double. RBI), C har Lytle (single, stolen base, two runs scored). R obin ­ son (single, two RBI). Jacob Davis (single). Anthony DlFonzo (stolen base) and Ricardo M on ­ talvo (ran scored). Sem inole will be Idle until It hosts Sarasota-Rivervlew, ranked No. 0 in Class QA. next Friday night at 7 p.m. at Alum ni Field in the Sem inole High School Baseball Complex. Th e gam e will be part o f a Junior varsity-varsity d o u b le­ header starting at 4 p.m. -------1 1 . 9 9 0 _______ 9000100. i a i tartacn and IM rte Item *. lU riu (7) M id Ofcwsr. W P . N trtw n 14- II U ' _ Hfcuic (I9 S a w . none 311 _ S rm ln u lr. (W ra. K lm iM S 3 U _ nonr. 104 . m n r H m a d a . Sot.Ui.4r 13-3 : lln r l(Ul(r 8 -7. PATRIOTS POUNDED ORLANDO • Now Lake B ran ­ tley knows wliat the term. *baseball hell', means. Playing In the sem ifinals o f the Orlando Classic Friday a f­ ternoon. W rst Orange scored all o f its runs In the bottom o f the first Inning In a 15-2 triumph over the Patriots at C ypress C reek High School. Th e W arrior*, which are now 14-1 on the season and ranked 10th In the Class 6A sta ir poll, sent 20 batters to the plate and i SB French stars in Red Sox M in ors victory StinfirnSir SANFORD - David French was 4-for-4. Including two hom es ra n and a double, and drove In seven runs as the Red Sox won their first Bam bino M inor League gam e. 16-11. over (he Mariners In the C ity o f Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ruth Baseball League on Friday evening at Roy Holler Ju n ior Field. French hit a grand slam In a six-run second Inning and a three-run hom er in a five-run fourth Inning. Powering the Red Sox attack D avid hom e ran, double, single, three RBI). AJex Kean (three singles, tw o runs). Matt Underwood (triple, single, two runs. RBI). Tim Barkley (double, single, two runs. RBI). Matt Lewis (double, single, ran. two RBI) and Jam es Ireland (double, single, two runs). Also contributing w ere M ike Hummel (two singles, ran. two RBI), Chris Versara and Danny Cohen (two singles, one ran and RBI each) and Caleb Polk (single, ran). Providing the offense for the Mariners w ere Shawn O ariepy (three singles, ran. three RBI). Thom as Hicks (three singles, two runs. RBI). G rady Pflu eger (three singles, RBI). Joey Guerra (two doubles, two runs, two RBI) and J oe Howard if * (double, single, ran . RBI). Also. Matt H oeiter (two sin j0rs. two runs). Robbie Lock­ hart (two singles, ran). Rowdy M iller (two singles). Savton Dickerson (triple, ran ). Marcus Hensley (ran ) and Brandon Venney. Emory G ridin and C a r­ lin BullockJ(o n ^ M n ^ ^ e a c h ). on I IS 004.1104 l o a n s , is as Schedule _ Tasaday . at toric Sanford Memorial diura, Kiwants C lu b Indian Dean. Ringers. Morgan 41 Law­ ton P A Diamond Backs. 6 p.m. and Knights o f Colum bus Expos vs. Rotary C lu b Athletics, 8 p.m. wt). Lana Mary assistant Principal Boyd Karnos. Iwad ooooar coach B9 Elasts and Principal Ray­ mond Osinas (standfog, loft lo right) look on. sew s u p V a n L o o v e n "THRO Him rr LAKE MARY - One o f the moat talented soccer players In C e n ­ tra) Florida la staying close to home. Lake Mary senior Jackie Van Looven has made the decision Florida w ill pick up any d iffe r­ ence between the scholarship and tuition. V an Looven will be attending college on a scholarship based h a lf on academ ics and h a lf on athletics. A bright futures scholarship from the state o f ‘ Although Jackie is home.* Van Joanne said, I am thrilled that staying close to Looven's mother, *1 never told h er to W o lf y ’s w r a p s u p p e rfe c t c a m p a ig n R en aud offers instruction to young hurlers runs back In the bottom o f the sixth Inning on a two-run hom er by Bobby Tabor and W olfy’a concluded the scoring SANFORD • Four innings the on an RBI single by Jerry Oovshowdown betw een W o lty V and e m a le in the seventh. W Uaon-Etchelberger at Pin eIn the other gom es, W estvlew hurst Park w as everything U Baptist Church got Its first v ic ­ ------apposed to be. tory o f the season when Mat­ Th en W o liy a powerful offense thews Associates/Psycho failed came to life, scoring 10 runs to show up and the Regulators over the next two Innings to pounded out 32 hits In a 3 2 -1 9 turn a 3-2 deficit Into a 13-5 win o ver Headrick Feed. pennant clinching victory In the • Headrick Feed led 9-8 after C ity o f Sanford td Recreation and two Innings before the Regula­ Parka Department M en's tors scored six runs in file top Thursday Night Polar B ear Slow o f the third inning and six more Pitch 8oftball League. in the fifth Inning. W otiys took a 2-0 lead In the Th e Regulators then capped top o f the first inning on twothe onslaught, which featured out. RBI singles fay Cory Reome five hom e runs, two triples and and Dave Frtback. six doubles, fay plating nine But W Uaon-Elchelberger. runs In the seventh inning. which needed a w in to force a W otiys finishes the season one-gam e pla yoff next w eek, with a perfect 10-0 record, cam e back to tie the gam e In w hile W ilson-E lchelbcrger ends the second Inning on a two-run up 8-2. H eadrick Feed, Mat­ double by G reg Hardy. thews Asaoctatea/Psycho and W llaon-Elchelberger then the Regulators all Ued for third grabbed the lead as Bobby T a ­ with 4-fl m arks and W estvlew bor blasted a solo home ran In Baptist Church w as 1-9. the fourth inning. Th e trophy presentation w ill W o tiy s answered in the top o f be n u d e at the organizational the fifth inning, however, with m eeting for the S pring League's six straight singles before an which will take place on out waa m ade and plated five W ednesday, A pril 7th at 6 :3 0 runs to take the lead for good. P-m- « t the Downtown Youth Th e sixth inning waa almost a Center In Sanford C ity Hall. c a rto n copy o f the fifth as the Contributing for Wol/y's w ere first five batters had hits before Cory Reom e (one hom e ran. one an out w as recorded. double, two singles, one ran T h is time, however, the h its scored, four RBI). J c n y Reome Included an RBI double, a (one double, three sin gles, lead o ff double, and a three-run three runs scored) and Jerry hom e ra n as W o tiy s grabbed a O ovem ale (three singles, three 12-3 advantage. W ilson •Elchelbcrger got two B r O M B lto fa y w in y t u n w i r r ii'rg t i r a s E i i ASSISTANT X B TO R---------------------------------SANFORD - W hen Sanford's Tim Raines goes Into the baseball H all o f Fame In about 10 years, h e ll go In a s a base stealer and a batter. Hank Aaron la already there. Hla 765 hom ers m ay b e an unbreakable m ark and he Is co n s id ­ ered one or the greatest hitters o f all time. They t n d to learn 11 from somewhere. W hen Raines w as a 15-year-old. he was known as one o f the best pitchers in Sanford. He had a pretty Im pressive coach at the time. Lefty Renaud. long know n In the Sanford area as a pitching expert, coached Raines throughout his youth. He w as also a long-tim e assistant coach at Sem inole Comm unity College and still works with the Cleveland Indians organisation as a pitching coach. Now Renaud is trying to help younger pitchers follow in Raines' footsteps. He Is offering private pitching lessons for anyone interested. Hla expe­ rience is an asset that might be able to produ ce the next Sanford local legend. *1 teach the mechanics that kids need to pitch In baseball.” Renaud said, wearing hla C le v e ­ land Indians sweater. T V e coached a lot o f p la y ­ ers In college that don't use the proper m ed ia n lcs«" Renaud pitched at the Double A level for the Atlanta Crackers, a fam ous m inor league team In the 1950s. W hile he was there, he struck out Aaron during a spring training game, but was drafted by the arm y In 1957 where be spent two years playing arm y ball. A fter hla sendee waa finished, he w ent bock to A ball but suffered from arm problem s and n ever m ade It back. * lf It happened now 1 could get scoped (arthroscopic surgery).* Renaud said. *1 had to give It up. is it y o f i tral Florida for h er college e d u ­ cation and continuation In the -a ;-; pilch. �2D ‘ » Set HeraVJ tnford. Honda • Sunday. March 21.1999 L e g a l N o t ic e s L e g a l N o t ic e s IN T N I C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H S I (ITH J U D I C I A L C I R C U I T . 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F L 33324 66*33666(CO L) P u b lis h M a r c h 14. 21. I W t D E A -1 1 6 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T O F T H E 1RTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R 9 E M IN O L C C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A C A S E N O .. 9 6 - 2 0 4 7 - C A 14 K J A M E S AN D B E V E R L Y VAN C A M P AS T R U S T E E OF J A M E S W VAN C A M P . R E V O C A B L E TRUST NOTICK V S H IC L K A U C T IO N 1 *67 Ford. • 1F T E F 1 S V 4 H N A 5 6 5 9 4 A u c tio n w ill b# h o ld 04-21*09 at 10 00 A M a t P n lc h a t l's Tow ing. 1 240 S C R 427. Longw ood P u b lis h M a rc h 21. 1990 D E A -1 8 6 T ER R Y W C A R L S O N a n d JO A N K C A R L S O N h u th a n d and w ife J A M E S B O A T E S a n d L ILLIA N B O A T E S h u sb a n d a n d w ile . I M S M O R T G A G E INC d /b /a THE M O N E Y S T O R E D a fa n d a n t N O T IC E O F S A L E N o b c a i t h e re b y g iv e n th a t p u fiu a n t to the D e fa u lt F in a l S u m m a ry Judgm ent of F o r e c lo t u r e e n te re d in th i* c a u t a p e n d in g in tha C ir c u it C o u rt in a n d lo r S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo rid a , b a in g C iv il A c tio n N o 9 6 - 2 6 4 7 - C A -1 4 K tha u n d a rtig n e d CU rk w ilt s a il tha p r o p a rty t it u a t a d in S am m o la C o u n ty , F lo rid a , at I t 00 a m on A p ril IS 1999 d e s c r ib e d a t L o t T h irty -e ig h t |3§) o f W H IS ­ P E R IN G W O O D S a c c o rd in g to the p la t th ere of a s re c o rd e d in P L a t B o o k 42... Pag# 41 a n d 42. of th e P u b lic R a c o r d i of S arm nola C o u n ty F lo rid a BETTER KNOW N AS 179 W in d in g O a k t L a n a O v ie d o , F lo rid a 3276S at p u b hc sa le , to tha h ig h e st and b a s t b id d e r for ca«h< at lh a w est front d o o r c l tha S e m in o le C o u n ty C o u rth o u s e S e m in o le County. F lo rid a D A T E D th is 16 th d a y o l M * R C H 1999 M ARYANNE M O RSE C LER K C L E R K OF THE C IR C U IT C O U R T B y Ja n e E J a s e w ic K EVIN E M A N G U M E s q u ire F lo rid a B a r N u m ber 746323 M E IN IN G E R F IS H E R A MANGUM P A P o s t O ffic e B om 1046 O rla n d o . F L 32602 <407) 246-1 S IS A T T O R N E Y F O R P L A IN T IF F S P u b lis h M a rc h 21 26 1999 D E A -1 8 2 N O T IC E O F P U B L IC A U C T IO N N o tic e it h e re b y g iv e n M c C o n n e ll Tow ing w ill v e il at P u b h c A u c tio n for S a lv a g e for C a t h o n d e m a n d to h tg h a tl b id ­ der. th e fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d v e h ic le * 4 -7 .fi 68 F o rd 1 F M C U 1 2 T 2 J U B 3 1 9 6 7 69 C h a v 1G O O M t 5 2 0 K D 1 3 3 2 7 4 4 -0 0 9 97 F o rd IF T D X 1 7 67 V K C 0 8 4 6 2 4 - f- ff 65 F o rd 64 C h ry I F A D P 4 0 3 I F O I 34110 1C3B F66P1EX59646J 4 -1 0 -9 9 99 D o d g 3 B 7 H C 1 2 2 2 W M 2 1 4565 60 C h a v 1T3 SK A D 4 60 67 4 VA 4-19-99 93 B u ic k 1 O 4 N V S 4 3 X P C 2 I3 0 9 7 66 C h a v y 1Q1 T B 0 6 C 9 G A 1 99522 i f Pont 1 O 2 JB 6 9 0 9 F 7 627935 T h e A u c tio n w ilt b e h « M at 12 00 pm o n t a ld d a ta * a b o v e M c C o n n e ll T ow ing A R e c o v e ry 2900 S a n fo rd A v e . S a n fo rd . F t 32773 P r o tp e c fiv e b id d e rs m ay in s p e c t v e h ic le * o n e h o u r p rio r to s a le Term * a re c a s h o r C e r t ifie d Funds M c C o n n e ll T ow ing r a t a r v a t lh a lig h t lo a c c e p t o r re fe ct a n y a n il a ll b id s P u b lis h M a rc h 21. 1999 D E A -1 7 6 NOTICE OF AQENCY ACTION TAKEN BY THE ■T. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANABEMERT DISTRICT N o lle * ia g iv e n that Ih* fo llo w in g p a im it w av it t u a d o n M a rc h 10, 1999, B a rn e tt B a n k . N A . 40 N L a u ra S t r a t i. 1 2 n d F lo o r, J a c k to n v illa , F L . 3 2202. p e rm it n u m b a r 4 0 -1 1 7 -0 4 2 3 -E R P Tb* p ro te ct ia lo c a te d in S a m m o la C o u n ty . S e c tio n 37. T o w n ih ip 20 S o u th R a n g * 30 E a i l The p erm it a u th o n ra * A S U R F A C E W A TE R M A N A G E M E N T S Y S T E M O N 49 3 A C R E S TO S E R V E A S IN Q LE FAM ILY R E S ID E N T IA L S U B D IV IS IO N k n o w n a t C h a t* P ro p a rly P a rc a l D Th* re c e iv in g w a te rb o d y i t St Jo h n '* R iv e r Th* f i l t d t ) c o n ta in in g th* a p p lic a tio n lo r Ih* a b o v e lit tad perm it it a v a ila b le to r ir ia p a c lio n M o n d a y th rou g h F rid a y a a c a p l lo r le g a l h o lid a y ). 1 0 0 i m lo 1 0 0 p m a l th a SI Jo h n * R iv e r W ater M a n a g e m e n t D is t r ic t ( D ia lr ic l) H t a d q u a r la r t , H w y 1 00 W . P el*Ik*. F L 321 7 9-14 29 A p a r to n w hoa* s u b s ta n tia l in t a r a it i ar* a ffe c te d by th* D is tric t p e rm ittin g d e c is io n m ay p e titio n lo r an a d m in is tra tiv e h e a rin g in a c c o rd a n c e w ith ta c t io n s 120 449 a n d 120 47. F S . o r m a y c h o o t* to p u rs u e m e d ia tio n a t a n a lte rn a tiv e rem ed y u n d e r t a c t io n 120 473, F lo rid a S tatu* *, b a lo ra Ih* d a a d kn a tor lilm g a p e titio n C h o o s in g m e d ia tio n w ill n o t a d v e rs e ly a b a c i th * rig h t lo a h e a rin g it m e d ia tio n d o e s not re s u lt in a a a ltla m a n t Th* p ro ce d u re * for p u rs u in g m e d ia tio n are s a l fo rth in S e c tio n 120 873. F lo rid a S ta tu te s , a n d R u la i 21-10 4 l i t a n d 28104 401- 404 F lo rid a A d m tm a lra b v * C o d a P at 11 io n s m u st c o m p ly w ith th* re q u ire m e n t! o l F lo rid a A d m in is tra tiv e C o d * . R u l* 4 0 C I 811 and 40C-1 821 a n d b * M a d w ith (re c e iv e d by) lh a O t t t r k t C la rk , lo c a te d t t D is t ric t H e a d q u a rte rs . H ig h w a y 100 W e st. P a la lk a , F lo rid a 3 2177 P e titio n s lo r a d m in is tra tiv e h e a rin g o n lh a a b o v a a p p lic a t io n s ) m u st b* tila d w ith in fo u rte e n (14) d a y s o l p u b lic a tio n o l Ibis n o tic e or w ith in n in e te e n (19) da y* o l tha D is tric t d e p o s itin g n o tic e o l th is in te n t In th* m a il lo r tho»* p a r ­ s o n s to w h o m tha D is tric t m a ilt a c tu a l n o lle * F a ilu re lo III* a p e titio n w ith in thi* lim a p e rio d s h a ll c o n s titu te * w a iv e r o l any n g h tls) s u c h person)*) m ay h av e lo r * q u t* l an a d m in istra tiv e d e te rm in a tio n (haanng) u n d e r ta c t io n 120 87. F S . c o n c e rn in g th* a u b ja c l p a rrm l P e titio n * w h ic h a re not file d in a c c o rd a n c e w ith th* a b o v e p ro v ia io n * ar* *ub)*ct to d it m it a a l B a c a u a e th* a d m in is tra tiv e h e a rin g p r o c a ts is d e s ig n e d lo lo rm u tale fin a l a g e n c y a c tio n th* tilin g o l a p e titio n m e a n s th a t Ih* D is tric ts fin a l a c tio n m ay b* d illa r a n l Irum tha p o s itio n ta k en by it m th is n o tic e o l Intent P a rs o n s w ho** s u b s ta n tia l m ta r a s lt w ill b* a Mac la d by any a u ch fin a l d e c is io n o l Ih* D is tric t on th * a p p licat# have th* rig h t to b e c o m e a p a it y to lh a p ro c e e d in g , in a c c o r ­ d a n c e w ith Ih* ra q u iia m a n la aat forth a b o v e P u b lit h M a rc h 21. 1999 O E A -1 7 4 NOTICE OF AQENCY ACTION TAKEN BV THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANADEMENT DISTRICT N o d e * ia g iv e n th a l Ih* fo llo w in g p e rm it w a s is s u e d on M a rc h 10, 1999. lo IN V E S T M E N T P R O P E R T IE S . IN C.. P O B O X 420. W IN TER P A R K . F L 12790. p a rm il n u m b a r 4 0 -1 1 7 -0 8 4 4 -E R P Th* p ro te ct it lo c a te d in S E M IN O L E C ou n ty. S a c lio n 11. T ow n sh ip 21 S o u th , R ang * 30 E a s t Th* p erm it a u th o ris e s A S U R F A C E W A T E R M A N ­ A G E M E N T S Y S T E M ON 9 0 » / -A C R E S TO S E R V E S IN G L E -F A M IL Y S U B D IV IS IO N k n o w n a t THE P R E S E R V E AT IN T E R L A C H E N Th* re c e iv in g w a ta rb o d y la C R A I N 'S S T R A N D C A N A L Th* lila ft ) c o n ta in in g Ih* a p p lic a tio n lo r Ih* ab o v e lia ta d p e rm it I* a v a ila b le lo r im p a c tio n M o n d a y throug h F rid a y a a c a p l lo r le g a l h o lid a y s . S 0 0 a m lo 6 00 p m a l th* S i Jo h n s R iv e r W a te r M a n a g e m e n t D is t r ic t ( D is tric t) H s a d q u a rta r* . H w y 100 W.. P a la lk a F L 3 21 74-1429 A p a r to n w hoa* s u b s ta n tia l m ta r a s lt at* e ffe c te d by the D is t ric t p e rm ittin g d e c is io n m ay p e titio n fo r an a d m in is tra tiv e h e a rin g in a c c o rd a n c e w ith s e c tio n * 120 849 an d 120 87. F S . or m ay c h o o t* lo p u rs u e m e d ia tio n a t a n a lte rn a tiv e rem ed y under s a c lio n 120 873. F lo rid a S ta tu e s a n d ru le s 28104 111 a n d 2 8 -1 0 4 4 0 1 -4 0 4 . F lo r id a A d m in is t r a tiv e C o d * P e titio n s m u st c o m p ly w ith Ih* re q u ire m e n ts o l F lo rid a a d m n is Ira liv a C o d a C h a p te r 2 1 -10 4 a n d R u la 40C-1 1007 a n d b* Ilia d w tlh (re c e iv e d by) Ih* O is t r ic t C la r k , lo c a te d a l D is t r ic t H a a d q u a ila ra . 4049 R s ia Street. P a la lk a . F lo rid a 32177 P e titio n s tor a d m in istra tiv e h a a n n g nn th* a b o v e a p p lic a tio n !) ) m u tt b* M a d w ith in lw * n ty -o n * (21) d a y s o t p u b lic a tio n o l th is n o tic e o r w ith in tw a n ly -sia (24) d a y s o l tha D is tric t d e p o s itin g n o tic * o l th is inte nt in th* m ail lo r th o s e p a rs o n s to w hom the D is tric t m a ils a c tu a l n o lic a F a ilu re lo hi# a p a lilio n w ilh m th is lim a p e r io d t h a ll c o n s titu te a w a iv e r o f any rig h l(s) s u c h parson(s) m ay h a v e to re q u e st an a d m in is tra tiv e d e te rm in a tio n (haanng) u n d e r s e c tio n s 120 449 a n d 120 87, F 4 . c o n c e rn in g Ih* sub |* ct p erm it P e titio n s w h ic h ara n o t file d in a c c o rd a n c e w ith Ih* a b o v e p r o v is io n s ar* « ub)*ct lo d is m is s a l B e c a u s e tha adm * nistrativa h e a rin g p ro c e s s is d e s ig n e d to fo r ­ m ulate fm al a g e n c y a ctio n , th* lilm g o l a p a lilio n m e a n s th a t th* O is tr ic l * fin a l a c tio n m ay b* d illa ie n l from th* p o s itio n ta k e n by n in th is n o tic e o l m la n l P e r s o n s w h o se s u b s ta n tia l in te re s ts w ill ba a tta c ta d by an y s u c h fin a l d e c is io n o t Ih* D is tric t o n Ih* a p p li­ c a tio n have Ih* right lo p a lilio n lo b e c o m e a p a rty lo th* p r o ­ c e e d in g . in a c c o rd a n c e w ith th* req u ire m e n ts s a t fo rth a b o v e P u b lit h M a rc h 21. 1999 D E A -1 4 0 L e g a l N o t ic e s IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IH A N D F O R ■ E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R I0 A C A S E NO. 0 T -t4 * 0 -C A -1 4 K CROW N DANK FSB Plaintiff vs JO H N K P O L K a n d D E B B IE L P O L K D#tand*nt(*|. N O T IC E O F S A L E N O T IC E 13 M E R E O Y G IVE N that p u rs u a n t lo IP* F in a l Ju d g m e n t of F o re c to s u t# e n te re d in t h is c a u s e In lh a C ir c u it C o u rt til S a m m n l* C ou n ty. F lo rid a . I w ill t a l l th a p ro p e rty s itu a te d In S e m in o le C o u n ty F lo rid a d a a e n b a d a t Lot S. B lo c k E, S o u th Pm *cr* « t. a c c o rd in g to lh a p la t lh a ra o t. a* ra c o r d a d In P la t R o o k 10, P a g o * 0 a n d 10. P u b lic R e c o rd * o l S a m m o la County. F lo rid a , a n d h a g ln at tha S o u th e a s t c o rn a r. L o t 9, B lo c k E, S o u th P m * c r* * t. P la t D unk 10, run Sou1h*n*1*fiy on tha E a t la r ly tin# ot L o t IS 3 8 ta a l W r i t lo th a S o u th a a tla rty kn* o l L o t 9 N o rth e a s te ily on S o u th a a « ta rly tin* o f L o t ft to tha p o in t o f b a g in n in g at p u b lic *ala. to tha h ig h *« t and b a t l bidda r. fo r ca s h , at t t 00 A M on A P R IL 6, 1999, at tha W**1 F ro n t D o o r o l tha Sam lrrol* C o u n ty C o u rt h o u ta , 301 N P a rk A v a n u * . S a rrlord. F lo rid a ** II y o u ar* a p e rs o n w ith a dia* a b ility w h o n a a d t any acco m * m oda tron in o rd a r lo p a r tic ip a l* m th i* p r o c e e d in g you ar* a n h tlad, at n o c o a t lo y o u lo lh a p r o n t r o n o l c a r la tn a a a ra la n c* P L e .t t e co n ta ct lh a ADA C o o r d in a to r, 301 N o rth P a rk A van u * S u ita N -301. S a n to rd F lo rid a ta la p h o n * (4071 323* 4330. w ith in 2 w o rk in g d a y* o l you r ra c a ip t o l thi* n o lle * , if you ar* h a a n n g im p a ire d c a ll 1 ‘ A 00 9SS S 7 7 I . Il y o u ar* v o ic a im p a lra d . t a l l 1 -800-958#770 •• D A TE D thi* 10th d a y o l M A R C H 1999 MARYANNE M O RSE C la rk o l C ir c u it C o u it Dy Ja n * E J a v a w ic D a p u ty C ta rk P a ta i N S m ith . E s q u ire G u rn a y S M andlay, P A P 0 B o s 1273 O rla n d o . F L 3 28 02-12 73 P u b tia h M a rc h 14. 21, 1999 O E A -1 2 7 ________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIOMTIINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA C a a * N * .: S S - t O O - O R - O l- Q IN R E Tha M ir r t a g a ot M A IE N KH AN FAR . H u t band. and M AYSO O N ALSM RO U F. W d* NOTICE OF ACTION TO M A V S O O N A L S M R O U F E36 C ra y to n Drnr* Troy. M ic h ig a n 4 I0 9 S Y O U A R E N O TIFIE D that an • c tw t\ h a s b a e n Iliad a g a in * t y o u a n d th a t y o u ar* rs q u ir a d lo ta rv * a c o p y o l y o u r w n tta n d * l* n » * t, il any. lo H o n th a H u .b a n d , „ ,| i« c h a * l F tn d a r , E s q u ire at 111 S o u th M a itla n d Av# , S u ita 1 00 . M a itla n d . F lo r id a 3 27 S1 . o n o r b a lo r a A P R IL 22. 1 999 a n d Id* lh a o rig in a l w ith th a Clark o l I h it co u rt a ith a r b a lo ra t i m e t on p a lilio n a r 'i a lt o rn a y o r im m e d la ta ly th a ra a tta r, o lh a r w it * a datau tt will b# a n la r a d a g a in s t you fo r th a r v lia l d a m a n d a d in tha pa tit ion D a la d o n Ih la I S th d a y o l M a rc h 1999 MARYANNE M O RSE C la r k o t Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt By: L u a n n * W o o d la y D a p u ty C la r k P u b lit h M a t c h 21. 21. a n d A p r il 4. 11. 1699 D E A -I S t m the c s tc u rr L e g a l N o t ic e s N O T IC E OF P U B LIC S A LE P U B L I C N O T IC E I* h a ra b y g.van. that o n th a d a ta and lim a liy ta d b a lo w . a n d c o n t in u in g trom d a y to day un til a ll g o o d * a ia * old. w* w ill »*lt *t P u b lic A u c tio n , lo lh a high**! biddar, tor c a s h , at tha W atah ou * * ut S T O R A O E U S A , lo c d n d *1 F lo r id a C a n lr a l Pkw y. L o n g w o o d tha fo llo w in g g oo d*, w ar** a n d m arch an d iv# lo r ra n i a n d o lh a r c h a ig a * lo r w h ich a ka n o n ta rn * i* clA lm a d In w il D A TE O F S A L E 4 14 99 TIME O F S A L E to 00 A M *S43 H O L L Y M IN O IC H /S U S A N M cC u l l o u g h H o u t * h o ld Ilim it • 340 A N N A B O 0 2 E R B o r a * K ltc h a n H a m . • 323 D E S IR E E F O W L E R H c iu ta h o ld Mam* • 45(, M A R IE C A N N I H o u ta h o ld Ram * • 2S A S H L E Y W E L C H H n u « * h o ld M a n n • 301 JO H N S A Y E R S R Mon** Hold Ham* P u b!i»h M a rc h 21 2# 1999 D E A -I 0 S IN R E ESTATE OF R O B E R T A BAIRD Dacaeaed NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Tha adm m atrahon o l tha a*tala ot RO B ER T A BAIRD, d a caatad. Fa* Numbar 99-181-CP. r* pandmg n lha C ircu it C o u rt tor Sam m ola County. Florida, P ro tu la Onrraacm, tfw address ot w hich rs P O D R A W ­ ER -C - S A N FO R D F L 32771 Tha nama* and addr*a*a* o l tha paraona! rapratantatrv*. and tha parto n a l representative's attorney a rt aat Forth balow A LL INTERESTED P E R S O N S A R E NOTIFIED THAT A il parson* on w hom tf»» no tic* I* aarvad w ho huva otyactrona thut ch a la n g a tha vahdity o l tha w il, tha q u e M u t o n s o l tha personal rapra**ntatrva vanu*. o r ju rn d c tio n o l this Court a rt reejueed lo 14* tha* obyacUm* with dua Court WITHIN THE LATER OF TH REE M O N TH S AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION O F THIS N O TICL O R THIRTY DAYS A FT ER THE DATE OF 6ERVICE OF A C O P Y OF THIS NOTICE ON TH EM A# cra d ito n o l tha dacadant and othar p * r* o m h aving c la a m or dam and* a g a m tl d a ca d a n t's aalala on whom a copy of da* n o lica ta ta rv a d within dwaa month* attar tha data o l lh a f a l l pubkcaUon of daa n o lica muat lila ■hair c la im * w ilh th i* C o u r t W ITHIN TH E L A T E R O F T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E D A TE O F TH E F IR S T P U B L I C A T I O N O F THIS N O T IC E O R TH IR TY D A YS A F T E R THE D A TE O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E ON T H E M A ll o th a r e ra d ilo r* o t lh a d a c a ­ d a n t a n d p a rs o n * h a v in g cla im * o r d a m a n d * a g a m tl Ih* d a c a ­ d a n t’* a t l a l* m u d lit* th a lr cla im * w ith Ihi* c o u rt WITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E DATE O F TH E F IR S T P U B L I C A ­ TION O F TH IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S . D E M A N O S A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T S O F IL E D W ILL B E F O R E V E R B A R R E D Tha d a l* u l th a l i r d p u b lic a ­ tion o l I h it N o tic* i* M a rc h 14, 1994 P t r t o n i l R * p r * * e n td iv * DEE AN N Y O U N G E R S 1783 M A R S H R O A D O V IE D O . F L I2 7 E S A lto rn a y to r P a ra o n u l R a p ra ta n ta liy a : R IC H A R D W C O P E L A N D A lto rn a y F lo rid a B a r N o 1S5 174 E3 t P A L M S P R I N 0 5 D R IVE . SU ITE l i t ALTAM O N TE S P R IN G S . FL 32701 Talaphon# 8 30 -7 22 0 P u b lia li M a rc h 14. 21 1099 D E A -II3 Ily JcfT B crlln ickc X^K TAN T H ie l.l ill nil--------- S A N FO R D - H it * S a n l u r t l llt n ls t C lu b w ill h o s t O p H it* C e n t r a l younger e x e m p t Ii o iii p la y e r s t p ia llf y ln H w ill and he w ill m o v e lo t h e n e x t le v e l J u n e ft a t G o ld e n O e n la . F lo r id a ( j i i i i l l f l r r o l th e O p llm t h l U n it e d V an F lu e s d u n lin G o lf C liiit t ip iu n s lilp H ie e lit e y o u th H e ld H o lle r s ts packed 1 0 - IH aH c a n d th e C e n tr a l IH It v y e a r - o ld s M ay l! i ul M any ol s io n a ls w ill w t lli y e a r s - o l- F lo r id a need Deer lo I s la n d 14i| iia l ( lu ll C lu h . K n ile K Is , l • " t i.m l P r ic e , I t H la y 's I n r lu d liiK p ro fe s ­ N ancy D a v is C r a in and D a ly . J u s t in hove S t n d lc r , M< G a n n . I ’ I i l l P u v ln to p Jo h n Ith M lc k r ls o n . n n ' ' 1' W N le k M lt h c lle i m k Ih C o re y Hie Deer Island event will provide players with range halls, lunch, go ll and (lie awards liam pict. After (piallfymg, the fluids will he held nt Palm Meat'll Gardens. Fin., July l(i-2!>, iiMniellng player?* horn over 25 countries. 45 stales and 5 Canadian provinces. Anyone intcicstcd In qu alify­ ing should cnliliUl Rohhle Roh- w e re p a s l O p t i m is t j u n i o r H o lle r s . Plemse ace Golf, PRge 3B IN T H E C IR C U IT CO U R T FO R S E M IN O L E CO U N TY. FLO R ID A PR O B A T E DIVISION NO * 1 1ST C P IN RE ESTATE OF Da«a A REPETTI D a ca a tctl N O TICE OF ADM INISTRATIO N Tha adm m r.trahon c l tha a.Lsta of Daha A Rafiatti. O auaatnd I lia Numta-r S9-187-CP i* pandmg a tha C irc u it C o o il tur S a n . not* County. F k im il, Prutwta Drvmorv tha a d ilra .v ot arfac h n 301 N Park Ava Sanhm t Fkm da 32771 Tha r u n * *r*j acktrv** ot |ta Par*-vnal Ra|aa*antatrva. ar*i ot lha P*r*onal R a p ra w n la tiw * altornay an* w l forth t a i n , A LL INTERESTED PER S O N S ARE NOTIFIED THAT AH p a rto n t on whom tta* r. I* a m ta rva d w ho h * n ut.aut.m u that ctiaiar*}a tha vakdity ot tha W4L Via q i e M c a l m t ot tha P m u r u l Rapratantatwa* r a m . o rfu m d e to n ol th<* Court ar* laq^ rtul In M* lharr obfaction* with thr* Court w it h in m onths the later after the of three date of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY D A TS AFTER THE DATE OF SE RV1CC OF A C O PY u, THIS NOTICE ON THEM AA crauklor* o t th# dacadant and othar parvon* having claim * or d a m rn d t a g a in . 1 dacaitant'* attat* on w hom a copy o l tt*t n o lica n aarvad within ituaa m o th * altar th* dal* ot tha I n t pubkeahun ot thn nut* a m utt hi# th a ir c la im * w ith th i* C o u rt W ITHIN TH E L A T E R OF T H R EE M O N T H S A F T E R THE DATE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O T IC E O R THIRTY D A Y S A F T E R TH E DATE O F S E R V IC E O F A C O P Y O F TH IS N O T IC E ON T H E M A ll o th a r c ra d d o r* o f th * d a c a ­ d a n t a n d p a it o n t h a v in g cla im * o r d a m a n d * a g a in ) I th a a t la t a t il m * d a e a d a n l m u tt l i l t th a n c la im * w ith tht* c o u rt W ITHIN T H R E E M O N T H S A F T E R TH E DATE O F TH E F IR S T P U D L I C A TIO N O F TH IS N O T IC E A L L C L A IM S A N D O B J E C ­ TIO N S N O T S O F IL E O W ILL B E FOREVER BARR ED D a ta o l th* l i n t p u b lic a tio n o l I h it n o lic a I* M a rc h 14. 1999 P a n o n a l R a p ra ta n ln r* G re g o ry O R a p a tli. J r E4S M a y fa ir R d A k ro n . O H 44303 8 00 321-6471 A lto rn a y F o r P a n o n a l R a p ra ta n b v * A m b a r J a d * F J o h n to n F lo rid a B a r N o 007SS90 P O B o a 80S W m la r P a rk . F lo rid a 3 2 7 9 0 -0 8 0 4 T a la p h on * (407| 740-S90S P u b lis h M a rc h 14. 21. 1999 D E A -1 2 4 court FOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIOA PRORATE DfVtaiON FHa H a . t l - 1S 1*CP From the Eagle’s Nest IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CAES NO. 9E-SS4-CA DIVISION 14-K M ELLO N M O RTQ AQ E COM PANY. S C O T T M V IE TTE. at *1, 0*l*nd*nl(> ) N O TICE OF F O R E C L O S U R E B A LE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN p u rs u a n t to a F in a l J u d g m a n l o l M o rtg a g * F o r t c lo t u r * d a la d M a rc h 10. 1099. a n d a n la ra d In C a t * NO 9 E - E I 4 - C A o l Ih* C ir c u it C o u r l o l Ih* E I G H ­ T EE N TH J u d ic ia l C irc u it in an d lo r S E M IN O L E C ou n ty. F lo rid a w h tra in M E L L O N M O R T G A G E C O M P A N Y i* th a P la in lit l and S C O T T M VIETTE. K A T H LE E N C V IETTE; U l B A N K N A TIO N ­ A L A S S O C IA T IO N . S U C C E S S O R B Y M E R G E R TO FIR S T B A N K . N A . A S IN D E N T U R E T R U S T E E F O R T H E F IR S T P L U S A S S E T B A C K E O S E C U R T I E S , S E R IE S 199E-3 a n Ih* D a la n d a n tt, I w ill t a l l lo th* h ig h a t l an d b a d b id d a r lo r c a a h a l th* W a it fro n t d o o r o l Ih* S a m m o la C o u n ty C o u r t h o u ta , S a n fo rd , F lo rid a at 11 00 a m . o n Ih* 4th d a y o l A P R IL . 1099. lh a lo llo w ing d a te n b a d pro p a rty a i **1 fo rth in s a id F in a l Ju dg m an t LO T 31. M EAO O W CRCST. A C C O R D IN G TO THE P L A T T H E R E O F A S R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 47, P A G E S IS - 20. O F TH E P U B L I C R E C O R D S O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F LO R ID A a/k/a S4S P A L M E T T O T E R R A C E O V IED O . F L 3274S W IT N E S S M Y H A N D and th* • a a l o l t h ii C o u r l on M A R C H 10. 1999 (S EA L) M a rya n n * M o ra* C la r k o l Ih* C irc u it C o u rt B y Ja n * E J a ta w ic D a p u ty C la r k E c h a v a rria , M c C a ’ I*. Raym ar, B a rra tt A F ra p p ia r P o s t O llic # B j i 3410 Tam pa. F L 31401 F 9 S 0 4 IT 3 B II y o u a r t a para on w ith a ( I n ­ a b ility w h o n aad* a c c o m m o d a ­ tion In o rd a r to p a r b c ip a lt In thl> p ro c a a d in g . you ar* a n ilB a d a l r.o c o a t lo you. lo r tha p r o v lt t iu n o l c a r la ln t t t l a la n e * P la a a a c o n t a c t C o u rt A d m in ia tra tio n at 391 N P a rk Avanu*. S a n to rd , F lo rid a 3 27 71 . ta la p h o n * n um bar |t07| 3 2 3 -4 3 3 0 , w ith in 2 w o rk in g daya o l you) ra c a ip t o l I k it d o c ­ u m en t. II h e a rin g im p a ire d . (TDD) 1-MOO-9S4-S771 P u b lit h M a rc h 14. 21 1999 D C A -1 2 S Lefty Rennud (standing) has woiVed ki the past with coaches M *e Powers (sealed, left) ot Seminole High School and Hick Eckstein (sealed, right, shown signing with Seminole Community College several years ago) who was a graduate assistant al the University of Do« <da and is now assisting Kenne Brown al Oviedo Renaud------------------C on tin u ed from P s f c IB Rruaud ended up m oving to Sanford III I ‘ Hill and coached youth leagues and college hall. He did a lot o f recruiting, a lot o f traveling and saw a lot o f tulenl. H t» territory for recruiting extru ded . from l‘rn>ucoka to Key Went, uml Itr hits career w orking with pitcher?*. He als*» gained w inir valuable contarlH in ­ cluding Charlie Manurl, a current couch for thr Cleveland Indium*. Remind Htarted doing Mime work Instructing Cleveland n piu hrrs and helped with D ik GiKHlrn. Orel llcr?*lilsrr and pitching coach Mark W ylie ut Ihc Indians’ sjirlug cam p al W ilder H a­ ven. Ills relationship w ill) M anurl led to Ids helping with Manuel's haseh.dl ram p which educate?) over 150 kids every year during die week b e ­ tween Christm as and Nrw Year s. Rruaud leach rs mechanic?* as well as (he mi aners lli.il rrra tc ih r |Milrtdl>d to tjccoinr a lultire nuijor Irugurr. *1 instruct on the two seamrr. the lour se.uaer and make *mre lliey know to keep the elbow u p * Remind said. "Thr-v have to work on hal.inte and I have a lot of drills lo do with inem. T lir ir ,ur other things most other roaches don't work on. Nobody ever teaches Ih r stride move. I le d we need to bring fundiirnmlnls bark. If you don't, you ’re going lo Ih* out of c o n trol* Ren.md wants Ihc youth o f Sem lnolr County In rrach out lor Ihr chance lo learn. "Anytim e anyone wants me lo help them Irani how lo pilch, ill Ih* therr for them.* h r t«ald. *1 lake them one kid at a lime." To contact Remind, call him at J22 74«3. Signing Continued from F if e IB May In the area. It's hard to lei them make the decision on their own and not say anything even though It’s what you really ward.* Van Loovrn wanted lo slay In thr area and that was one o f the things that drew her lo UCF. That, and the great offer she had received. *UCF gave me the Itchl offer o f anyone.* Van Loovrn said. 'll was always a place o f Interest for m e so thr fact that I lik ed the school coupled with Ihc o f­ fer helped m e make Ihc d e c i­ sion. And the fuel that 1 wanted to stay In the urea. Il will he like being aw ay w hile bein g clo se." Another decision Unit Van Loovrn hud lo make was which sport to pursue. In addition to her soccer talents. Van Loovrn also excels on the volleyball court. Since she was little. Van Loovcn has played soccer, so It has always been a love o f hers. Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF •IHINOkB COUNTY, FLORIOA CIVIL AOTION CASE NO. tA -> ta t-C A -t4 -K E Q U IC R E D IT C O R P O R A T IO N O F AMERICA Plainlill, v*. MARILYN KAY TRUE SELL, at at. D*fand*n1(t) N O TIC! OF F O M C L O S U R E BALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN p u ra u a n t to a S u m m a ry F in a l Ju d g m an l ot F o « a clo * u t* d a la d (b* 10 1 b d a y o l M a rch , 1999. a n d a n la r a d In C a t a Nu 9 8 -2 1 8 1 - C A - 1 4 -K o l th* C ir c u it C o u rt lo r S a m m o la C ou n ty, F lo rid a w h e re in E Q U I­ C R E D IT C O R P O R A T IO N OF A M E R I C A ia th* P la rn tiS an d M A R ILY N KAY TRUSSELL; M IC H E LLE TRUSSELL and N O R W E S T F IN A N C IA L FL. INC era Ih* D a la n d a n la , I w ill a a ll lo tha h lg h a a t a n d b a s t b id d a r tor c a s h a t th# W a tt fro n t d o u r o l Ih* S a m in o t* C o u n ty C o u rlh o u a * . S a n fo rd . F lo rid * a l 1 1.00 i n , o n th* 8th d a y o l A P R I L . 1999, Ih* fo llo w in g d e s c r ib e d p r o p a rly a s a a l forth in a a id S u m m a ry J u d g m a n l She lH*gan playing volleyball in high hcI hhiI hut decided to slay true to her first love and play M H -cer at the next level. "I've lieen going hack and forth with this decision for awhile." Van Loovrn said. 1 have always liked soccer Just a little more m i thal kind ul made my decision.* Van Loovcn was courted by M ississippi Slate ami Florida State University In iiddlllon lo UCF. She Is Interested In ultninlng a degree In com m unica­ tions and liked the educational program al Ihr local college In addition to Ih r soccer program. For right now. Van I joovcii I s just enjoying all o f the things that seniors In college do iH -lo r* * worrying alsuil her future al UCF. Site Is confident, how ­ ever. thal this will Ih- a very goo*] experience for her all the way around. *1 am really rxcltcd about going to college and playing soccer for UCF.“ Van Lom’en said. *Aml I am conlldent that If » I work hatd I can get giMKl rc- •** suits.* J e ff------------C on tin u ed from P i | « IB cun sell out Magic gam es, tou r­ nament games. UCF gam es and anything else am ong thr gim ­ mick sports that com e to (own constantly, there’s no reason to talk about m ajor league base­ ball or the NFL. despite what som e |H*ople say. Finally. Duke Is beatable, but Legal Notices L O T S IS O F TH E R E P L A T O F L O T S 44 T H R O U G H 41 A N D L O T S 76 T H R O U G H S3 O F Q U E E N S M IR R O R S O U T H S E C ­ O N D R E P L A T A D D TO C A S S E L ­ B E R R Y A C C O R D I N G TO TH E M A P O R PLAT THEREO F. AS R E C O R D E D IN P L A T B O O K 14. PA G E IB P U 0 L IC R E C O R D S OF S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A W IT N E S S my h a n d a n d Ih* t a a l o l Ihla C o u r l o n M A R C H 10.1699 (S EA L) MARYANNE M O RSE C la r k o l Ih# C ir c u it a n d C o u n ty C o u rt B y Ja n * E Ja a a w rc D e p u ty C le rk L la a B D o d g * , Eaq H O L L A N D ■ K N IG H T L L P P O Qua 1281 Tam pa. F L 33401 In a cc o rd a n c * w ilh Ih* A m e ric a n s w ith D is a b ilitie s A ct. p a rso n * w ilh d a a b r lilia * n a a d m g a a p a c ia l a c c o m m o d a tio n lo p a r tic ip a l* in th is p r o c t s d in g s h o u ld co n ta ct C o u il A d m in is tra tio n a l 2 0 t N P a ik S a n lo rd , F lo rid a 32771, la lp a lio n * n u m b e r (407) 3 23 -4 33 0, n m o l ta la r th a n aa va n (7) da ya p rio r lo th* p ro c a a d in g . It h e a r­ ing im p a ire d , (TDD) 1-800-048• 771 o r Vote# (V) 1 10 0 -9 8 8 - nut beatable enough. They win the cham pionship easily. 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NO.i SS-SOO-CA-IS-M IN R E : F O R F E IT U R E O F O N E IA S I H O N O A STATIO N W A Q O N . V I N 1 H Q C D 9 B 6 0 M A 0 I8 8 1 S N OTIC! OF FORFIITURI PROCEEDING TO D a v id H a rn c h a ia n E98 8 W y m o r* R o a d , A p l 939 A lta m o n te S p rin g * , F L 32701 a n d a ll o lh a r* w h o c la im an In la ra a l In th* fo llo w in g p ro p a r­ ts O N E 1091 H O N O A STATIO N W A G O N V I.N 1 H G C D 8 I 8 0 M A 0 I 4 I I S D o n a ld F E tlin g a r , o f Ih* S a m in o t# C o u n ty S h a n tt'a O llic * . S a m in o t* C o u n ly , F lo rid * , th ro u g h h it o ffic e r* , in v e s tig a to r* o r a g a n ls , s a ile d Itra a b o v e p ro p a rty o n o r a b o u t F e b ru a ry 20, t t 0 0 fro m D ia lr ic l S ia S a m in o t* C o u n ty S h a rifl'a I �I I Seminolft Herald, Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 21.1999 • 3B Golf Continued from Page 2D rrtson al 322-5854 for In for­ mation. mid (h r event Is still looking (or sponsors. Anyone wanted to help out with a s p o n ­ sorship should write: Sanford Optimist Club. 333 Rose Drive. Sanford. Fla.. 32773... N otes: W inn-Dixie will hold Its spring Winn Dixie Invitation Charity G olf Tournament to benefit the Hoy S cold s o f C e n ­ tral Florida on April 12 at 8:30 a.m. Dist year the event raised over $125,000 'Die event will be held al Palm Coast Itesori with a special Platinum Pack<»gr featuring Sunday golf and a VIP dinner on April 11. T h r tournament will fra lure prizes and awards along wnh an o ffi­ cial cerrm ony following ih r round. Call 578-4000 for In ­ formation... Sweetwater Country C lub hostrd the Orlando W om en's G olf Association tnumamrnt tills week and Sandl W ood and I’eggy Urnss lied for Ih r title In the cham pionship fllghl with 78. Mara Tuttle am i Cathy lllchey scored 74 to win the net Softball Continu ed from Page IB runs scored, thrre RHIJ. Also contrihiitlng were Krllh Denton lone double, one single, thrre runs scored, thrre RHI|, Mark Clattrrbuck (one double, one single). Roy Smith (two s in ­ gles. two runs scored). Rich Jablouskl and Dave E’rrback Itwo singles and one RHI each) and Tony Cornell {one run scored). Jim Scharfer and Clancy W allace also played for the new league champions. Providing Ih r ofTrnse for W il­ son -Elc hr lb rrgrr wrre Hobby Talxir (two home runs, two runs scored, thrre RHI). Curtis Talxir (two singles). Craig M rrkrrson (one triple). Greg Hardy (one double, two Rlll|, Krvlu D ivlgnr (one single, one run sco red ). Tony Smith. Greg James, M yrirl Retd, S lrv r Dennis and Robert Stevens (one single each) and Dale Peters and Arthur fla m e s lour run scored ra th ). Powering the Regulators to victory were Dave G oldstlck (6 for-6. two home runs, two dou hies, six runs scored, seven RSI), Chad Lee (0 for-G. two doubles, six runs scored, one RHI). Hobby Keefer (four s in ­ gles. two runs scorrd. four RHI). D.J. 1tilth* | (two liom r runs, one single, three runs scored, six RHI) and Mil) Hlngtuun (one home run. one d o u ­ ble, one single, live runs scored, four RHI). Also. Chris Nickel (one triple, two singles, three n m s scored, two RHI). Cary Keefer (one tri- Baseball event. O llier winners: First flight: Mary Urlocker (gross), Kll/a belli Collins (net); second High I: Karen May Ian (Gross). Izm ls Ftke |net|: third flight: Sally Flynn (gross). M lchelenc Knuner (nel)... Die Rotary Chill o f Ijik e Mary will host Its Sem inole County Educational Scholarship T o u r­ nament at Tlmnrtinn G olf and Country Club April 30. Th ere will be an 8 a.in. shotgun start with an awards luncheon and raffle to follow. Individual Tres are $110 with other sp o n sor­ ships available. Cull 3 0 2 -3 5 0 0 or 805-0731 for details... Construction has recrntly b e ­ gun at Ih r new Diamond P la y­ ers Club al C lrnnont, at a site on thr second lilghrst point In Florida. Play Is expected to start In (lie fall o f 11)09. It will tie Ih r third club. In addition to W rklva Country Club and S w ertw atrr Country Club In Central Florida... D ir M rlro Orlando Arnatrur Softball Association will host Its rescheduled Inaugural golf tournament April 0 at Derr Is ­ plr. one slnglr, two runs scorrd, one RHI). Duane Lee (one double, one slnglr, three runs scored, one RHI). Scull Murphy (two singles, one run scorrd. one RHI) and Brian Curtis (one slnglr. one run sc ored, one RHI). Headrick Feed was IrU by Malt K m ln sk l (one home run. one triple, two singles, thrre runs scored, five RBI), Dave Johnson (one hom e run. two land G olf and L ik e Club. Th e ■Achieving Excellence through A cadem lrs and Athletics" tour­ nament Is to benefit the sch o l­ arship fund for outstanding senior high softball players and the developm ent o f youth soft­ ball. Call 869-2520 or I (888) 2I0-00G 0 for Inform ation... Tlm aruan O olf A Country Club has scheduled April 1517 for Its M en’s M rm brr-G urst Tournam ent. The format Is best li.i l l nrt with 8 flights o f 6 teams. T h r following week, the Tlmacuun W om en’s G olf A s s o ­ ciation will host Its MemberGuest on April 25... Florida State football coach Hobby Howden will host his annua) spring tournament at the Crooked Cat Course al O r­ ange County National on April 17. For Information, call die Sem inole Club o f G reater Or lando Hotline at 6-18-0512... T h r Central Florida Tour came to Rock Springs Ridge and S lrv r Anderson’s 68*62 capturrd $750. lie was fo l­ lowed try Hart Hryant. Hrrndan Kennedy and M ali Sharkey... The Diamond Players C lu b slnglrs. two n m s scored, four RHI) and G rno Hrannlgan (onr home run, one single, one m n scorrd. four RHI). Other contributors were Mack T h om e and Manny Silvia (two slnglrs and three m n s scored each). Curtis llum lln (two s in ­ gles. two n m s scored). Steve Hussanl Sr. (two singles, one nin scorrdl. Matt Mehalko liwo n m s scorrdl and lln ic r S ellrrs und S ieve Hussanl Jr. lonr m n scored each). Women’s Tournament schedule, Nobles-Wells men’s make-up game set SANFORD The - City o f and W om en's Polar Pitch Softball League w ffi b e held the next Tu esd ay n ig h t* at Ptnehurst Park. Sanford at 8:30 p.tn. The two surviving _____ w « then return to Ptnehurst Park on Tuesday. March 30th to play a srtqncr-tahe-all at 7 p.m. and Wells Conmeet in a makeup p m from the Wednesday Mtfrt Men's League this This week (March 23rd) the Sharks will play carporstad at 0:10 p m ; Paul's Truck * Auto will takr oa Curtis A_______ at 7:30 p jo.1 and 0M Sharks /Vai^han ______ ___ return to pfaqr Don Pabtso of C o n tin u ed front Page IB came up with 11 tilts In the nightmarish Inning for Dike Hrantlry. which liad taken a 1 • 0 lead Into the frunir. A Iwo-out error was key to thr Inning as West Orange scorrd 12 m n s after Ih r mlscue. Phillips |9-7), 7*5 on Friday, In today’s fln.il al 2 p in. The l*atriots ( 10-4) will play Dr. Phillips for third place, while Dike Howell will also play In a consolation gam e today. The W untors. whose previous two wins In the tournament were 35-0 over Mem phis (Tn.l Northslde and 10-1 over U n i­ versity, w ill take on Edgewater (6-101. which took down Dr. Lake B ran tley 1 0 0 01 _ 2 9 4 W est O ran ge (1 8 )0 0 OX . 15 13 0 ICiitOCuri. Ilulmrn [21 aint Klingrr Cmmry and Itrrw Wl‘ _ Gurrw-y 13- II IJ* lti>1il£iiri Save _ iwmr 211 _ U k r llr.irulry Wrrkn Wmt Orunzr. Sjm-r 311 _ ik c v III! iuhx- Rcrant* _ U k r I Iran- O R L A N D O C L A S 8 IC •t CryrtM Crtck High SckMt W AR RIO RS 15. P A T R IO T S 2 W T SPOIH'S EDITOR ORLANDO • Lake Mary's Nick Hrady tossed u four-hitter and struck ovit 17 as the Cardinals withstood a last Inning charge by thr Braves to win their first gam e o f the Orlando Senior B a se­ ball Association Spring season, 5-4. at EUlgrwa­ ter I Ugh School last Sunday. Th e Cardinals, the two-time defending cham ­ pions, had lost their first two games. 9-4 to die Codgers and 3-2 to the Devil Rays. Th e Cardinals, u 40-and-O vcr team made up mostly o f players front Sem inole County, will take on the Marlins ut 12:30 p.m. today at the Edgewater High School baseball field. The Cardinals look a 1-0 lead In the top o f the first inning when Lake M ary’s Chris Gagllano led ofT the game with a single, stole second, and scored on a single by Mike Carpenter. Th e Braves answered w llh two m n s In the third inning to grab the lead. Altam onte Springs' Hill E'ulfaro walked and ad vanced to third on u wild pilch and a strike out as the next two batters fanned. George Sanpedro then tied the gam e with u single to right-center and came around to give d ie Braves the lead on three wild pitches. Brady settled down ufler that, only allowing one base runner to reach, on an error., over the next three Innings. Th e Cardinals, who had 11 hits In the game, rrgalned the lead In the fifth Inning. Bob *Doc* Kramer led o ff with a double and advanced to third on a single by Gagllano. After Gagllano stole second, Sanford’s 13111 Gracey lifted a sacrifice to center to score Kram rr wllh the tying run. Gagllano then scored the go-ahead run on a sharp double to right-center by Altamonte Springs’ Dave Vrndur. Vcndur went to third on a single by Carpenter and scored on another s a c ­ rifice fly to center by Altamonte Springs’ Richard Dike Nona Club In Orlando, home to Nick Faldo and E m ir Eds. was named to host thr Florida State Amateur C h am pi­ onship Ju ne 24-27... Oceans Edrvrn Resorts Is slated 10 host the 9th annual International Network of G olf Spring Conference and Cham ­ pionship May 23 27, ING Is W a lfy • 2 0 0 O S S l . I S 21 W I m > r ic h r ib c r g c r 0 2 0 102 0 B 12 1 M 0«S a 32 32 300 081 4 _ IB 17 H r f u la t o r * H e a d r ic k f e e d CAPT iU N ’S osk LICENSE^ people front every facet o f the golfing world... PIE R R E B A L M A IN A A uk Vi ciititjpFf a *<w*w “i Out of T>m' ■•(rt •..sat**a mma urs* tunne 1 9 « M||] ie iM i« g fir«Vl “ •»* « re t, j r** J •>/- j • rxi cc«» xftffiPdQ r t i /a * i3r*:t Li IV 4 \ f d ! 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Vcndur was hit by u pitch leading ofT the frame, hut was erased on a grounder by C ar­ penter. Cupozzola was also hit by a pitch and Carpenter scored when Brady’s grounder to third was thrown aw ay at first base. Th r Braves mounted a serious rally In the bottom o f the seventh Inning. With one out. T erry Bradley singled und a d ­ vanced to second on a grounder to first by E'ul­ faro. Bradley stole second and scored on a s in ­ gle by Raphael Martinez, who took second on a throw to d ie plate. Martinez took dilrd on a wild pitch and scored when Sanford's Bill Zaladonls reached on a dropped third strike. Sanpedro and Tim Lobcrg followed with walks id the bases, but Brady got out o f the Jam by striking out Lone Hoppen on a two-ball, twostrike pitch. Doing the damage for d ie Cardinals w ere Gaghano (4-for-4, two m n s scored). Carpenter (3for-4, double, one m n scored), Brady (2-for-4), Kramer (I-fo r-2 . double, one run scored). V cn ­ dur (l-fo r-3 . double, one m n scored, one R13l| and Gracey and Capozzola (one RBI each). Providing dte offense for the Braves were S an ­ pedro (l-fo r-3 . one m n scored, one RBI). B rad­ ley (l-fo r-3 . one m n scored). Luis Cruz (l-for-3 ). Martinez (l-fo r-4 , one run scored, one RI31) and Fulfaro (one m n scored). Cardinals Bravss The Altamonte Springs Lions Club will hosi its 6th annual golf tournament May 14. Th ere will be a 4 -person scram ble wlth a $60 entry fee per golfer to Include grern fees, cart, b e v ­ erage. awards, door prizes and food and will lx* hosted at the W rklva G o lf Club. Call 8301336 for Information... based In Dike M aty and Is a great chance to network with j Cardinals break into win column iit h - G olf Academ y will host Us J u n ­ ior G o lf Learn to Play M em ber­ ship at W rklva Golf Club, li is open to hoys and girls 8-18 and m em bers may play any day after 3 p.tn. 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Cars Inspect and Test Radiator For Leaks - Drain Radiator - Install ONE G ALLO N ANTI FR EE ZE Expires 3-20-99 5 9 95 Most Cars Coupon Exp. 3-20-99 C o u p o n Required OIL & FILTER CHANGE Oil Change Includes Up To 5 Qts 10W30 - New Oil Filter $ irv > o I \ J Most Cars Coupon Exp. 3-20-99 787-2070 I MM HOURS: M on. - Fn. 6:30 am - 6 00 prn Saturday B OO am • 3 00 p m (www c o u rlo syg m c p o n lia c com) $ 5 • l— «»/ �o Hu h h H B S M h ^ N b M gH H H H Q R H u B N H R 4 B • Seminole Merab. Sanford, Florida • Sunday, M arch 21,1999 Schools Check out or Llfeetyles sec* tion every Weekend In the Seminole Herald. Every edition of Lifestyles offers: W a n t to know the forecast? A sk Oviedo Bjr Kellie fft m c r HERALD CO RRESPO ND ENT Want to know w hat's In s lo rr for tom or­ row's w eather fo rec a s t? Just ask the students In the Naval Junior Reserve O fficer's Train in g program at Oviedo High sch ool. A brand n rw w eather tracking system has been Installed at the school and the students are the ones running the show. "W hen O len Richards from Channel 9 News approached us and asked us If w e wanted to Im plem ent the w eather system as a w ay to set up a rrm otr site for C h a n ­ nel 9. w e Jumped at the chance." said W ar­ rant OITIcer Ken Ptntar. "W rath cr Is a big part o f the m ilitary lessons that w e teach here and w e knew that this would be som e­ thing both enjoyable and educational for the cadets." One cadet In particular w ho has been e n ­ tertained b y the w eather system Is Cndrt Ensign Randy Sm ith, who Is the w eather team com m ander. A s soon as h r heard about the possibility o f the program, h r volunteered Im m ediately. "I h avr alw ays been Interested In the w eather." Sm ith explained. "In the 8th grade. I started keeping up with the w eather reports and trying to tm ek the w eather myself. W euther has been a hobby o f m ine for awhile so 1 w a s very Interested In this project." Once the Oviedo ROTC decided to accept Richard's ofTer, they had to get the equ ip­ ment tn. set It up and leant how to use It. Th is was all done with the help o f the ROTC parents. Many o f the parents who had com puter skills helped the officers and students pick-up the equipm ent. Install It and get It up and running. T h e entire system Is very Inform ative and What’s going on, pretty com p lex. There Is a w eather sensor on the roof o f (he school outside o f the ROTC building. It Is connected to a m onitor that roads the data collected by the sensor and In turn feeds It to a computer, ltoth the students and Channel 9 then fellow the w eather p a t­ terns on the com puter, take constant readouts and hack the pattern s. Th e program on the com puter also fo re ­ casts. depending on the readings from the sensor. Sm ith forecasts, as well and has gotten prolty good at 11. "Randy Is our w eather guy for the m orn­ ing news." W arrant O fficer Plntar said. "H e com es in early In the m orning, gets n readout from the com puter and puts t o ­ gether the forecast for the com ing day. He is very rarely wrong." The Information collected at Oviedo High School Is collected by Channel 9 for their morning, afternoon and evening forecasts. Th e remote locations allow the w eather crow to get a better overall picture o f c o n ­ ditions In the area so thry can com pile a m ore com prehensive and accurate fo re­ cast. All o f the buzz about the w eather station Is really catching on am ong the ROTC stu ­ dents. "In the mllltnry, w eather enn efTect planes taking nfT and landing nnd w eather or not certain m issions can be carried out. Thai Is why w eather Is such an Important part o f our curriculum nnd why I wanted to hr a part o f this trnm, so I could learn more about whnt m ay effect me greatly one day." Since the stnrt o f the w eather center ut Oviedo, the students on the w rath cr team have really becom e Interested In e v riy day weather, not Just tracking storms. Each o f them realized how Important m on itorin g the w eather was before, but now h avr a Ijcttrr understand o f what causes the c o n ­ ditions. Everything tn do with the w eather team Isn't fun. however, as there are requirement to remain on the tenm. First, the students grades cannot drop nt all while participating. Second, there are weekly lessons on the w eather that h avr to be taken and students must achieve n cer­ tain score on each test to remain with the group. Third, because w eather Is not on accredited class, Joining the tram Is an rxtnt-curriculum activity and requires tim e after school to Ir a m Die lessons nnd tnkr the quizzes. W1i.it the students gain from this, h ow ­ ever. Is nn Increased knowledge o f the Smith and W arrant O fficer ITntar have put together a w ea lh rr team, consisting of weather w hich will only help them when the lessons ore covered as a part o f the students Interested In using the system regular ROTC curriculum. They will a lso com bined with various lessons to leum receive u pin to add to their uniforms when m ore about the cnvtrnnmenln! condition s they com plete a year an the tram. that create all kind o f weather. W arrant O fficer Ptntar said that th e -p ro ­ "W eather is v ety Imporlunt. especially In the m ilitary," said Cndrt Seam an A p p re n ­ gram Is looking for a w ay lo n u k e pa rtici­ pation on the w eather team either a re­ tice Mike Rlcco. "In rvety day llfr. people need to know about the w eather for every­ quired core class o r elective for llie ROTC program. That lias not happened yet. but thing from avoiding hazardous con d ition s would b e a great addition lo an already to what to wear to work to what they can strong program at Oviedo. do on the w eekend. C room s Academ y an­ nounced the w inners o f Its Teach er o f the Y ear and the School-Related Em ployee o f the Year. T a r t y R ic h a rd s o a won the Teacher o f Die Year for the third tim e. S tic teaches h lstoiy, T V production and A f­ rican-Am erican studies. A g a ss W ad s was nam ed SchoolRelated Em ployee o f the Year. She has been at C room s sin ce 1969. * 1 *- Highlands and W in ter Springs Elem entary S ch o o ls w ill host a Carnival and health/safety fair March 27 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Th e fair w ill be at W in ter S prin gs E le­ m entary. Th e fair w ill Include hearing, vision, blood p res­ sure. ch olesterol screen ings and m uch more. Tetan u s sh ots w ill also be available. In addition, there w ill b e carnival b o oth s and rides a lon g with arts and crafts. Th ere Is no charge, to attend the health and safety fair. • • • Teague Middle School w ill hoat an annual inform ation m eeting March 23 at 7 p.m. 5th-grade parents and stu ­ dents are Invited to attend and w ill be Introduced to the 6thgrade and the "R ace For Suc­ cess." Th ere w ill be represen ­ tatives lo answer qu estion s about transportation, food services. Ihe Teagu e Parent Association and oth er a sp ects o f the school. Fire!-graders at W oodlands Elem entary School have read a total o f 11,533 books' so fat. Th e busiest readers o f the past month have been: Krtstal Logo, Danlal Carroll, daVogt, tydnia its, Skylar Kaminsky, Christopher Nicholas Vast, C h r is ( M in o rs . P a t r ic k Oladln, Anthony hilar. Chris Campbsll, Matthew ZaUatck, Taylor Sloop and Longwood. was nam ed to the Dean’s List at the C ollege o f W illiam and Mary. T o ach ieve status, a student must take a t least 12 credit hou rs and earn a 3 4 grade point average. Paul Ochmaao, a Lyman High School graduate and the son o f Don and Kay Schm aus of W in ter Park, recently graduated from the U niversity o f North Texas. • • • M. Brass, o f Longwood. w ill be featured In the 1999 edition o f W ho's W ho A m ong Am erican U niversities and Colleges. A ll-stars look to repeat at academ ic challenge A n all-etar team o f six stu ­ dents from Sem inole County high schools w as nam ed to represent the county at the Com m issioner's Cup A c a ­ dem ic Challenge to be held April 22-24 at W alt D isney W orld. It o d e n them s chance lo move one step closer to com peting In the N ational Panasonic A cadem ic C h a l­ lenge this June. Students w ere selected a s a result o f Sem inole County academ ic com petitions held last week In Sanford. Oviedo High won the tournam ent followed by Sem inole High and Lyman High. Th e defending cham pion all-star team Includes: David Lee (Oviedo). Kutta Srlnlvaaan (Oviedo). Carlton S ta ­ pler (Sem inole). A lex Kane (Lym an). Jill Rikker (Lake Brantley), and Reba A b r a ­ ham (Lake H ow ell). •People •Leasure events listings •Seminole Lifestyles articles J)oln TIs T m <3fie 35th Annual K lw a n is P an cake D ay Saturday, March 27, 1999 Sanford CMc Center Serving; 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donation: $3.00 at the door Benefit Sanford Area Underprivileged Youth Hourly Door Prizes Entertainment A ll Day By Local Youth Croups Fresh Produce . Silent Auction M erchandise Mart Bake Sale T k h a tt A v iH tb to A t Fori caB 12)- 'F a n ta s tic S a m s Sanford • Hwy. 17-92 (Wal-Mart Plaza, one block north of Lake Mary BhxL) 323*9045 Experienced Styliste To Serve You C losed Sunday Newman O B /G Y N G rou p, P.A, T h e T rim fa m ily Obstetrics, Gyaecology a Infertility “ A ll w e n e e d e d w as so m e o n e to believe in us. »> K a iic and H ill h in t dream ed o f ow ning ih t-ir own hom e, but theyJaw d id n 'i w e lia s they to u lil zllcm t one. ‘ M ien 11icy met D ie people from Jim W aller Hom e*. H rta u tc they owned ilte ir property, ih cy were able io b u ild a new Jim W aller hom e w ill) no m oo r) dow n. T hey a lto ir t c ite d lixe d -ra ie fin an cin g and a low- mum b it m ortgage paym ent. Tbe on ly hard p a ti w at ch a n tin g w hich n l llic m ore than .10 hom e d e tig n t lo b u ild . At J im W aller H ornet, we Itclieve in torn dream t. 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Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our o ffice la open to aerve you M onday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm 322-2611 D EAD LIN ES: For T uesday's ed ition , the d ead lin e It M onday at noon For W ednesday * edition, the d ead lin e la Tuesday at noon For T hu rsd ay's edition, the d ead lin e Is W ednesday at noon For Frid a y's ed ition , the d ead lin e Is T hursday at noon For the weekend ed ition , the d ea d lin e la Friday at noon ^ 11 Home Health Care 12 Elderly Care 13 Health A Beauty 14 For Sale 117 Com m ercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasturo For Rent 123 W anted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 StoragtVOfflce For Renl 67 Career Consultants 69 Resum es 70 Education A Tratrung 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted Reminder Services Luxury Items Computer/TV Personals H ea lth ca re Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weigh! Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services REAL 't 91 AparVnents/ Hom es ITo Share 93 Room s For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 96 Retirement Homes 97 Apartm ents - Furnished 99 Apartm ents • Unfurnished tOO Condom num Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Dupies/Tnpiex 107 M obile Hom es For Rent t it Resort Vacations 114 Ware house/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 45 Debt Consolidation 55 Business Opportunities Financial Services Money to Lend Mortgages V. 221 222 223 229 MERCHANDISE ESTATE 141 Hom es For Sale 143 Out o l State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 M obile Home Lott For Sale 149 Com m ercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condom inium s For Sale 157 M obile Hom es For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale RENTALS FINANCIAL „ 57 59 61 63 In the event you need to chancc.yQur-id; II you need to change your ad while it is running, please give us a c a l and wo will make the change for the next available edrhon. Please check your ad on d.; first day ol publication It you find an error, please c a l ua Immediately and we wHI correct the error lor tho next publication We are responsible for the first Insertion only and only for the cost of the first Insertion 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Aulo Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabinets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpel A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Celling Repair •.67 Ceram ic Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 C onslructon 272 Delivery Services 275 DrywaK 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Haukng 260 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 262 Janitorial Services 283 Jew elry A Repair 284 Lakpfront Clearing 285 Landscaping • 286 L a m lry Service* im a r m id fL i 15 Cem etery Lots 16 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Paying for your clflMlfledjadi We gladly accept Mastercard, VisA, Discover and American Express. We also w il take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be Med can make arrangement* a l the time their ad Is placed Please keep In mtodthat ads in the Personals (class 21). Business Opportune>es (date. 65) 8 Oarage Sales (217) require payment in advance. 181 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 183 Television A StererVRadio 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Building M aterials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Reslaurant Equipment Good Things to E al M usical Instruments M iscellaneous Auctions 231 C ars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 TruckiBuset/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicle* Warned 239 M otorcyclea/BAes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec Vehicle s/Cam pers For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment M IS C E L L A N E O U S 199 Pets A Supplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy M achinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Anlrque/CoNecfible* 215 Boats A Accessories 217 Garage Saies 219 Wanted to Buy 252 Accounting 253 Additions 4 Rem odeling 254 A ir Conckborwig 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksm ith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving 8 Storage 293 OU. Lube 8 Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PiarxYOrgan Tuning 299 Plum bing 300 Pressure Cleaning 301 RooBng 302 Screen 8 O iess Work 303 Secretertel 8 Typing 304 Siding 305 S m el Business 306 Stained G lass 307 Swimming Pool Service* 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree Service 313 TV/Redio 314 Upholstery 318 W tkkng 8 Sheet Metal 318 We8 DnBing J i l l Winoow w iin in g m Ir» n g K I T ’ N ' C A R L Y L E ® by U r n W right 71— H elp W 71— H an ted elp W an ted Teacher Aide A 2 Year old Teacher. Experience preferred Please cal 407-326 9333 Tec hnlclan/ln atelier: Install*horvSefYKe ol fee alarm sys­ tems. access control system*, burglar alarm systems, extin­ guishers Salary negotiable per eipenence Excellent benefits Apply In person el. FirHron.CS Inc. 1035 Pne Hoeow Point Or, Altamonte Springs or fax re­ sume 10 407-774-2074. Ann Pars Mgr Warehouse/Rental Space Efficiency A 1BR apis Newly renovated in histone downtown Sanford S400-S47S w/1 mo de­ posit Water furnished 247- 73— Employment W anted A MOVE M 8PIOAU1400 eq A 8 10 8265 A MONTH. ORcw = s 3 & S = £ lE S 9 a E = K ! 8BM 1*1— H o m e s F o b S a l e Smokn, who liras with Bob and Nlta Zabn ol Folay, Ma„ hat a losdsass lor grton pan » nd will go to olmotl any lengths to got thorn. Video Arcade Technician 107— M obile H omes For R ent looking lor ponton (tong same Please cal 407-327^274______ UH, ^CVfcRAllVD Salary plus comm Please eex 1-400-296-051a lis —Oftice Space For Rent 114— 103— H o u s e s U n f u r n is iie d 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d EFFICIENCY V. - com ament Iocsbon 321-4900 noie Town Center M el cnaoren. no pets 321-290 No 117—Commercial R entals Oood tor car lol or other Oreat toeggon, | ear p n g g , 3 riffcai. fenced property A a l Canaan For Ho. cai Nfck 6&S-U40 J e m lg a n 103— HousesU nfurnished properties, inc. 11*— Warehouse/IUntal Space Otoee space 1688 eq ft, down­ town Sanford Too 400 sq 0 olItoe space urtft nr downtown Ron Jomgan. 330-3256 Room tor Rent: STOtweek, washer/dryer. House privileges 1100 eecurtty- 326-9066.______ 99— ArAKnoNTt--. U N F U R N IS H E D W ait From Home loee weight tor Only 61 to 67 per day Earn greet money FuS/Part hme Outstanding Sum m er Job Opportunities exist now at Free life Insurance • Free Uniforms Paid Vacations • Paid Training Open UntMltm ^ay/ March 22* 9 a.m. • 12*00 Noon Houaebeeptag/FloorTtoch Cook )oln a great cmrtronmmul services team' South Seminole Hoopfeal, locanl In Uxqtwxxxl, FI has three full time opportunities: O rlan d o/S an ferd A ir p o r t . Getin on all the growth! FLOOR TECH Lake Jcsup/Sanford We are touting for two experienced ftooc icchnl dan* fur the 1st (7 a.m. • 3:30 p m ) A 3rd shift (10:30 pm. • 7 am.) to buff, wax. and strip ftours We pay 7.23/hr ♦ shift tkffercoUal and offer excel lent benefits. Experience In ftour care and a IIS diptocna/GED Is required. Mum be able to work every other weekend. 407-578-7106 P B X O PER A TO R ENV WORKER I w e are touting for an experienced huuaekecpcr (huapttal/hutd exp preferred) to work on the I m shift (7 am. • 3:30 p m ). Wk pay 6.79/hr and offer excellent benefhs. Muat be abfctowwk every other weekend. Please )uin ua for open Interviews on Monday, March 22nd from 9 xm. • 12 noun at: South Seminole Hospital, Human Resources, 333 West State Road 434, Longwood. FL 32730. E.O.E. ORLAN D O REGIONAL S o u t h S e m in o l e H o s p it a l R ft D y n A ir S e rv ic e s, Inc. is experiencing phenomenal growth in our second year o f operations. N ow is a perfect opportunity to get involved in the dynamic com­ mercial aviation industry. W e are currently accepting applications' for part-time Ramp Services and part-time Aircraft Cleaners positions. Applicants must work a flexible schedule, understand some English, pass a drug screening, complete a ten year work/schooi history. For those interested in Ramp Services positions you must possess a valid Florida driver's license and be able to lift up to 75 pounds on a consistent basis. W e O ffe r: + MEW ORLANDO RRqiUNAL So u t h S e m i m l r h o s p i t a l ATTENTIONCONSTRUCTIONWONNENS $6. • ELECTRICIANS • PLU M BERS • W ELDERS • MVAC ★ THIS JOB IS FOR YOU ★ Free Parking CALL ATS TODAY AND START RIGHT AWAY! We need experienced, skilled tradespeople. ASAP! Come work with the best crew In town. ' $6.00 per hour forAircraft Cleaners ’f Free Uniforms WE NEED YOU! 407-302-5334 hour , • • vr* v Opening* Are • "i ’ >• * ■» f W SM jAM * . . t , 4" Learn Start enjoying great pay, raal benefits, paid holidays ft ¥ vacations, 401K. Tools ft Reliable Transportation req'd. 8 OVIEDO OPPORTUNITY O rlan do Regional Healthcare System has a full tim e o p e n in g at our O vied o out-patient center. T ills position requires: RUMS o r RUMS elig ib le (O U / G Y N ). / abdom inal, n cu ro), & current CPR & A ID S cert. OH/GYN & abdom en exp. required. AS d eg ree preferred. Please fo rw a rd your resume to: M ich elle RaddifTe, Human Resources, O rlando Regional H ealthcare System, 1414 Kulil Ave,, O rlando, FL 32H06; Fax: (4 0 7 ) 237-6374, E.O.B. s K ft . its S i A O M A N n o a ECU O N AtSOUTl f SEMIhKLL I lUSOTAl._____ S H Apply m f y 0" 4 0 7 - S I^ * lanappUcstic r r r .r ■------------ ------ r r r RADIOLOGY MONOGRAPHER Detailed Tialnlng Uniform* �Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida ■Sunday, March 21.1999 • 7 1 V 141—Homes For Sale 141— H o m es For Sale 141—H omes For Sale an, pool, Hrepiece, fenced oe lot. greet area, only 3 WO 332 9MS ineeSor) G ETS T H E JO B P O N E! 181—A ppliances it Furniture For Sale 223— M iscellaneous Typeenter ■ Electric. IBM 5Wee Inc It. euattent condition 13500 0 0 0 323 2640 A d v c r tln c y o u r b u s in e s s o r s e r v ic e s fa x o ^ / y J K ^ T i i r r i T T i ' i T i l l l I M i C a ll t h e C la s s if ie d D e p a r t m e n t a t : (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 1*07)I W **6 MX «9/mm C 275-Drywall 253-A DOITIONS it R Lodtos Coll FRIKI (407) 786-TALK* Credit Card Billing 1-B00-CtTY-FUN 281-Irrigation it Retair e m o d e l in g ADVANCE T t^ O M C S Irrigation-Repairs L e n d ica p m g r a n S a rv c e 143—O ut or Stair Property For Sale Guaranteed (407) 3223001 205—H eavy M achinery 218—Wanted to Buy 276-Electrical The femlnota Merew C u m lieda are the quc»nu and moat meipenwe aey to eea your cad Hun your three tn* ad lor 10 days and pay onfy (2* OCX Even better. 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Tha aM ity to panatrata lhaao Induatrtaa might coma through a (hand opanlng doom tor you. ii / 0M,Z\MASTSP ALL THAT AAONfV BUYIM# THIS SATTM# SLOTS • iB is s s r ARIES (March It-A p ril It) It thara la aomathlng m aanlnglul you naad to accompRah today, donl datagala tha M> to anyona alaa. You're tha ona who wtfl got R done right. Arias, treat youroeR to a birthday gift Send tha required refund term and tor your Astro-Graph pradetons tor too year ahaad by maAng S2 and aetaddraaaad atampad envelope to AatroOraph, c/o thla nawapapar, P.O. Boa 178B. Murray HS Station. New York, NY 10156. Be aura to atala your Zodtoc algn. TAURUS (AprS SStoay SO) Don't bo too proud to accept a favor today. Bec ktoa Wanda naad opportunMaa to repay you for paat favors you may hava dona tor toom. M:?. U SR A (Sept n - O c l H ) Nagobabona toat you antor Wto today ahotdd work out aa wa> aa afl partlaa kNctod aniapato. Shake handa on agraamanu aa aoon aa B E R N IC E tfaoy srg SCORPIO (O at 14 -toav. 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' k . u y jim m y jo n n s o n TUEPKnCf 11 k I f illT n n No seven, no slam You Boat make most contracts by i - f f i i l acta and Unca. Usually you must alaa turn low cards into winners. Today's deal is aa example. Taken in isolation, bow would you play I*1*1 heart suit for three tricnT Than, de­ cide on your line of play In the ambi­ tious aii-dub contract, given tha stat­ ed bidding; West leads alow spade. North's two-dub raise waa forcing, showing 10-plus points with five or more dubs — an inverted minor-suit raise. After that, South bid out his shape, showing hearta before dia­ monds In the hope that his partner would rand tha strength disparity. But my guess ia that North expected a atrooger hand. Tha declarer was Mark Feldman, one atAmerica's best players. Having p|«u» tricks via six dubs, one diamond, one apade and a spade ruff in hand, Feldman needed three heart tricks. The normal approach la to lead to­ ward the jack, hoping West has the queen. However, given East's (ridicu­ lous) double, that wasn’t going to * * a a P H IL L IP A 4 J I A 61 q j in 7S ALDER a J • I 7• * k q ii • t w q II 4 4 i q m * i W i l l ♦ K J 7 *1 4 * i work. Instead, a fter winning with dummy's apade ace, Ftidman played a trump to hia act, than a heart to dummy5* eight. East won with tha 16 and triad to cash the apade king, but Feldman ruffed, ployed a dub to dumray's queen, and ceiled for tha heart Jack. I f East had played law, Feldmaa waa going to do likewise. But whan East covered, Feldman won with tha king Bftd MuM tha act, discarding a diamond from tha dummy. Hava you been heaping track? South’s seven was now a winner, an which dummy’s aaco evaporated. VAK7 I # • • 4 1 4 A K I I Vulnerable: Both South 1* 1W s« 5* W ad Paas Pass Pita Paas North 1* 1* 4a •* East DhL Pass A lp s** Opening lead: * 7 etMirMCAht. • m •• ra wm-L - vv' r '• �* a n \ r"-* V > IP □ INSIDE Lifestyle K h lv rU iln m c n l S p ecia l. 2 C IV o p I c .3 G - 5 0 Seminole Herald C e n t r a l F lo r id a . STAFF WRITER SANFORD • I f things that go bump In the night and a rare opportunity to experience the soo by flashlight sounds Interesting, the place to be Is Centra] Florida Zoological Park for It* annual Night Sights at the soo event on March 26 and 27. Nights Sights visitors arm ed with flashlights can enjoy an after-dinner evening safari fraluring Florida wetlands* nocturnal residents like bats and flying aqulrrels. O ther nocturnals featured are porcu; * alligators and a val. A atop at the H erpetarium to view rep tile* and am phibian* la also part o f the excursion. I f * hard for the coo's director o f m arket' ig and public relations. Andrea Farmer, to co n ­ tain her excitem ent when discussing the fa c il­ ity. She Is arm ed -w tth num erous pam phlets and press re Isaacs and points out the coo's w eb site for a com prehensive look at the place. "O ne o f our niches.* soys Fanner. * la the sm all- to m edium -size feline group.* Th e coo's resident aerval Is walked on a leash b y k ee p ­ ers. much to (h e delight o f visitors w ho ace this. She l « a favorite. Uke the elephants, lo n g­ time soo residents. Th e seven-decade-old local landmark was once known a s the Sanford Zoo. More than 4.000 coologlca l society m em ber households and dally guests support the 100-acre facility. Encom passing about 20 o f those acres, the coo is hom e to about 100 speafes o f mammals, birds, am phibians and repM as from around the world. An em phasis Is p la c e d o n con serva­ tion efforts by exhibiting and caring for n e o ­ tropical prim ates, felines and am phi buna. A recent addition to the exhibits Is Llcarda o f the Islands, w hich features the endangered Orrnnd Caym an Island Rock Iguana and New Outnea Crocodile m onitor, considered the w orld's largest lizard. Endangered species In­ cluding the ruffled lem ur, elephant, cheetah. ciouaeu leopard, m andrlllua and Dali m ynah a ir part o f a S pecie* Survival Plan p reserva ­ tion program. Th e 10 cooperative breeding program * under the plan are governed by the American Zoo and Aquarium A ssociation and •re a method to ensu re a sound future popu la­ tion o f today's critically-endangered anim al*. Th e to o Is seeking public participation through a variety o f entertainm ent and edu ca­ tional programs. Prospective volunteer leach era com plete plete an 11-week docent training p r o ­ gram to lead tours, conduct anim al eencounters n c o u n te r* and represent the soo at comm unity events. Other volunteer opportunities include special event staffing, gardening and data entry. Fu­ ture too keepers can attend a three-day Junior Zoologist series, part o f the summer series o f events. Th e ZO O tcases program , started last year. P— « d « » k w l teachers wtth hands on lea rn in g aids that educate students abut wildlife, C u r­ rie ZOOt urn. im plem ented In IB M . Is an In te­ grated curriculum for third graders In S em i­ nole. Orange. Lake and Volusia counties. T h e program uses the soo as a natural cla ssroom In a com bined process Including math, la n ­ guage, geography and social science. And i f the m ultitude at program s currently available at the Sanford landmark are not enough, too sta ff w ill lend expertise to -Create your own ZooVcnturr* specific to you r needs. Education Curator Sandl Linn and h er c o l­ leagues help organise outings for groups large and small. Recent visitors include J C Penney. US Can and Falrwlnds Federal Credit Union. O n Tuesday the Sierra Club held a fund­ raiser for the Central Florida group. S em in ole Audubon Society and Friends o f the W eklva River. Th e program s. 'In Search o f C a rn ivo­ rous Plan t* and -Carnivorous Plants: Plan ts with Attitude’ featured an auction and plant •ale. Additionally, astronom er Eric Hoin act up a large telescope for participan t* to view the ■tars and planets. Upcoming zoo events Above, the serval, a wildcat common in Africa, is one several nocturnal residents at the zoo in Sanford. The camp la held Monday through Friday, 9 a m. to 2 p.m. and H lunch, snack and a zoo T-ahri For youngsters apse at* to and nine to 12, tos camp coats 1100 (i*S for zoo mombors). ssfs Motors Nichs camps wM bo Juns 7-11, Juna 21 - 25 and tfvouQh Friday. 9 a m to 2 p.m., tha camp indudss lunch, snack and a zoo T-shirt. For youngsters agss stat to sight and nine to 12. too camp costs 1100 (906 tor zoo mombors). Animal Tractor comps wM behold Juno 14 - H . Juno 20 - July 2 and July 19 • 23. The summer series rounds out with too two scheduled Jr. Zoologist events. Campers wff shadow zoo keepers for a behind-the-scenes The porcupine and the creatures at the zoo that like to out at night to search for food. UX �o 2 C • Seminole Herald, Ranlord. Ftwidn • Sunday, March 21,1999 Entertainment Stanford O s c a r surprises a re likely By Dirk am! Chicki Klrinrr This could bo the voar for Oscar sur prises, That's because there is no over whelming favorite like last year's "Titanic." which everyone knew was going to grab most of Iho big prizes This year, however, then’ are sev­ eral films that could walk away with award* Even the favorites are not odds-on. so expect the unexpected. While “ Shakespeare In Love” and "Saving Private Ryan" had the most nominations 13 and It, respective­ ly many other films got nominated in one category or another, and could cany off a statuette or two If there were any unexpected trends in the nominations, it was that foreign films received nods from the Academy membership For the first time in 29 years, a film was nominated for both Best Picture and Best Foreign l.m guage Film: “ life Is Beautiful.*' The only other time that has happened was in 1969, when "Z" was nominated in both categories. And an actress in a foreign language film Fernanda Montenegro in the Brazilian produc­ tion "Central Station" was nomi- noted m the Best Actress category. With the caveat that there is no big favorite, here are our predictions for the major-category winners in this year’s Oscar race BEST PICTURE We agree that this one is close, but we believe "Saving Private Ryan" will nose out "Shakespeare In 1-ovc " "Saving Pri­ vate Ryan" may be the linest war movie ever made. BEST ACTOR Here we differ. Dick believes Sir Ian McKellen, for his work as director James Whale in "Gods and Monsters." will win this one Chicki, a long time Nick Nolle ad mirer, favors Nolle for his work in "Af diction," and thinks he will be (he winner She also feels that Nolle de served a nod as Best Supporting Actor for his work in “The Thin Red Line." Bcnigni, who not only directed "Life Is Beautiful" but stars In it, is superb, but we doubt the Academy member­ ship will vote for him. Tom Hanks, for “ Saving Private Ryan," once again docs a fine job but we don't think he wilt win this time. Edward Norton, ex­ cellent in “American History X " is this category's long shot. BEST ACTRESS One curiosity this year is that two actresses are nominated, in two different categories, playing the same role. Cate Itlnnchett. in "Elizabeth," and Dame Judi Dench, in “Shakespeare In 1-ovr," both play Queen Elizabeth. Ms Blanchett. nom inated as Best Actress, should win by n hair — a red hair. Chicki says Ms. tllanchctl’s red hair and pale eyebrows made her wish she had been liont a redhead. Gwyneth Paltrow, so lovely in "Shakespeare In Love." will give her a close race. A dark horse in this category ia Emily Watson, as the disturbed cellist in “ Hilary.and Jackie ” Don't ever count Meryl Streep out, and she ia again marvelous in "One True Thing." but the voters may feel she has won too often, and the picture did not do well at the box oflicc. Fernanda Mon tenegro Is the fifth nominee, for “Cen­ tral Station," but she Is a very long shot. 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Members must use plan providers and continue to pay Medicare Part B premium and Part A premium, if applicable. Limitations and copayments apply. Mrryl Streep, "One True Thing" Emily Watson. "Hilary and Jackie* GH-5532 0 1998 Humana Inc. 3/98 �Pearces Mark 70th anniversary Although lie doesn't see very well anymore, Hubert Pearce has only had eyes all these yeare for his beloved Crlll, Ills bride of 70 yearn. Oood-naturedly. Hubert hla greatest accom plishm ent was having the girl o f his dream s at his side for 70 yearn. *1 don't rem em ber anything else ,' he said. Th ey took their m arriage vows seriously, he said, and added the "I do was until death do us part.* Th e "dtvorte" word never cam e up during their 70-year mardage. "She m ay have felt like lulling m e at times,* Hubert laughed, but never divorce.* Crlll, looking back at the beautiful years before she had a stroke, said, *1 wish everyon e who gets married could be as happy as we have been. I wouldn't change a day o f It. I thank my Ood every day.* Crlll and Hubert were both 18 when they mnrrtrd at Jasper In 1920. T liry moved to Sanford In 1934 where they lived until they moved to Casselberry a few years back. H r wan the founder o f C entral Florida Pooda Inc. which he operated until he sold out in I960. A spry 88, Hubert continued to follow hla profession o f lax accountant until he was past . 7 wish everyone -= 3 1 who gete m arried could be a§ happy as we have been. I w ouldn't change a day o f It.' • t _ f ydC ( V j A V ~ S S jL * r V iH 1\ / V ^ ^ H i V i K , •Crlll P ta rc t . .\ „ ' -■>/ , » W a y Y d 7 d o n 't rem em ber anything a le e .' •Hubart Paarca T i *' * Crlll and Hubert Paarca 88. Penne-Tringas Martha and John Penne o f Lake Mary, announce the en ­ gagement o f their daughter. Nicole, to Dr. Andrew J. Tringas o f O u lf B rresr. son o f Phyllis and Joh n Trin gas o f Oulf Breeze. Th e bride-to-be Is the m a ­ ternal granddaughter o f Ann and Andrew Jendrtsak o f Longwood. and the paternal granddaughter o f C ath erin e and Raymond P m n e o f St. Paul. Minn. Ms. Penne Is a graduate o f Lake Mary High S chool, graduated M agna Cum Laude In 1998 from the U niversity o f Central Florida. Orlando, and received a m aster's d e­ gree In 1998 In public p o licy from tlie University o f Illin o is at Chicago. She la em ployed aa an advocacy specialist b y the Am erican C an cer S o c i­ ety. H er fiance Is the m aternal grandson o f Marika A lex a n ­ der o f O u lf Breeze. H e re­ ceived a BA degree In ch em ­ istry from the U niversity o f Florida In 1990, a d octor o f dentistry degree tn 1994 from UF and a m aster's degree tn orthodontics tn 1998 from the University o f Illinois. He la em ployed aa an o rth o d o n ­ tist. Th e w edding w ill b e an event o f July. 1998. He w as treasurer o f the First Baptist Church In Sanford for a num ber of years and was treasurer o f Markham W oods First Baptist Church Markham W oods, o f which he and C rlll are charter m em bers, until he lost h is eyrsight. Hubert attended a school for the blind In Orlando when h is eyes started falling him. Ills daughter. Barbara Rayburn o f Casselberry, said the sch o ol w as most helpful, l i e 's as perky a s he can be.* Barbara added. Crlll has alw ays been a hom em aker and w as active In h er church and comm unity, Tbdoy. she w a tch es a lot o f television and Hubert listens to talking books. Besides their daughter B arb a n . the Pearces h ave a son. Hubert M. Jr. o f C a sselb erry. Both live nearby and assist In caring fo r their parents. Before Barbara and Hubert Jr. w ere b om . the Pearces lost two little girls In 1932. Th ey have tw o grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. In celebration o f their 70th w edding anniversary, the P e a r ces w ere honored at a dinner on March 10 at the First B apUat Church M arkham W oods boated b y the Prim e T im ers Q rou p o f the church. T h e fellowahtp hall waa decorated tn pink and w hite and 1 IB gu ests w ere served turkey and dress- Senior Keillor couple and Hubert said he was most appreciative o f all the beautiful words, ’ ll w as wonderful,* daughter Barbara said. Crlll. who radlatrs sublim e happiness, said ‘ witliout a doubt* site w ould m arry Hubert all over again, How about Hubert? H e said, T would. I wouldn't change a thing.* U M T O C SAPT8 OPT TO S T A T S CONTEST Libby Prevail, a new m em ber o f the Oviedo W om an's Club, recently won several blue ribbona In the club's annual A ria and Crafts Festival. Blue ribbon winners o f this contest advanced to District VII com petition held recently In Apopka. These w inners will go on to com pete with all federatrd wom en's clubs In Florida tn May at Orlando. In the District V II com pel 1tlon Libby w on two blue ribbona for a bcadw ork lam p sh ade and holiday tree o m a - Libby Previn of t i e Oviedo Women's Club. Nw w e a lamp and holiday ornaments that won her blue ribbons In the Dtetrtct VII Florida Federation of Women's Club'e Arts and Crafts Festival held at Apopka. cited about b rin g In state com petition. District VII en ­ com passes five counties and 18 clubs. TWo "Best o f Show” w inners from the Oviedo Club are: M ym a Rosen and Betty W ise­ man. Other blue ribbon w in­ ners are: Nikki Travis, Lynn Cline. Louise Martin. Romona W ood and JU Lewis, Th e S anford Klw anls Club la getting In gear for Its 38th A n ­ nual Klw anls Pancake Day scheduled March 27 at the Sanford C M c Center. Pteeee see M etrisb. Page SC Greenwood teams win at Tina Kay* Lackey and Mattfww C. Andrew Lackey-Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Ray L a rk ry o f Lake Mary, announce the engagement of their daughter. U n a Kaye, to Matthew E. Andrew of odyaacy la a ; tong wandering. Odyssey o f the Mind la a pur­ poseful jou rn ey to discovery. Eight team s from Greenwood Lakes Middle School com peted In the Otyeaey o f the Mind. Th e team s spent six m onths on their journey. It began last Septem ber. Q reenw ood Lakes la an OM m em ber. T h eir m em - berohip allow s them to field Bve team s fo r the Odyaacy o f the Mind com petition. W hen 8 team s formed, the school p u r chased on additional m em ber­ ship to allow all to com pete. O dyssey o f the Mind began with a grant from IBM. G reen­ wood has been a mem ber for 8 yean . A fter the team s o f 7 each were form ed by students from the school, the teams then had to find two volu nteer parents to work at the com petition and they Itad to find their own coach. Som e o f the co a ch es w ere parents, som e teachers, all were giving their time to help these students excel. Each tram then had to de­ cide which problem they would d o n r s p o m lm l She Is em ployed aa a p a yroll specialist In S em in ole County public sch ools. H er fiance. bom In Sheboygan, la a 1987 graduate o f Sem inole High School. Sanford. He Is em ployed aa a sheet m etal fabricator for the U ni-Pak Corn., Longwood. T h e wedding w ill be on A pril 28 aboard the Rtverahlp Rom ance on Lake M onroe. arc. There w ere five probi In all. (Each year, there H d n M Wn laheapsars Tssm are (front row): front Roy, Derek Reek and Adem Minsky. ii team R m m M Back row. Rachel Soares, Julie Gamble. Kathy Sprysenskl and Tracey Harrop. T>. M y Faire Shakespeare*. 'Environm ental Challenge*. "RatlOMetrtc Structure" and "Customer Service*. W ith ’ O ver the Mountain*, the problem waa to design a ve h i­ cle that would traverse m oun­ tains. go o ver w a ter and travel through three countries aa w ell aa you r hom e country. Tw o teams choose this problem . Vehicular Team A 's vehicle was a box like structure with a pulley system that got them over the mountain and a hot air balloon that got them o ver the water. The countries their vehicle went through w ere Equador, Egypt and Greece. Th e beat part o f the experien ce for the team w as learn in g teamwork. The w orst part was technical. Som etim es their ve­ hicle fell overt Vehicular Team B'a vehicle was a time machine. Th ey built a bridge over the water, used a ........ Sem inole Herald. Sanford, Florida • Sunday, M arch 21,1000 • SO �4 C ■Seminole Herald Sanford. Florida • Sunday. March 21.1999 Teens complete E N A B L P rogram training Sanford Middle School class ol Mrs. Ktm Ttnd.il has ended flve weeks o f clnsses In the Sem inole C ounty E N AB L P ro ­ gram . T lie classes w ere taught by volunteers w ho are form er teach ers. Education Now and Dairies l-U rr. I s a state-wide p reg­ nancy prevention Initiative d e ­ signed to prevent the rising teen birth rate tn the nation. Tire postponlng sexual In­ volvem ent curriculum teach es n bsttnrncc for pretern s ages 10-13. It also provides teens with Inform ation about peer pressure, environm ental p res­ sure from the media, society and the consequences o f early sexual Involvem ent. It also In­ clu des vtnble alternatives for teen relationships. All five s es­ sions em pow er you n g people to m ake health ier choices, the right to say no to sexual In­ volvem ent and risky behavior. After five weeks o f classes, students w ere issurd ce rtifi­ cates for their outstanding w ork and discipline a cco m ­ plished tn the classes. O b­ serving the volunteers as they taught w as a Joy to them. Volunteers arc needed for the Sem inole C ounty llen lth y Start Coalition. The next program w ill be at Mil wee M iddle S chool. For further In form a­ tion. rontact Summit* Tom b)In . director o f ih r program at 6712005. ext. 216. Tire volunteers were: Elmira F. Hall, Robert Thom as. Jr.. Darlene M cKinney. Betty W ashington, Lisa Gray. Ann * 5 G lllls ... - \1 \K \\ II \\\M \S Neighbors Correspondent McKIsslck, Susan Leventhnl. Lrnunel Stallworth. Jan Aho, and U ndy Syndcr. Tlic third program will begin at M llw rc Middle School, March 26. K A P H O NO R S FO U N D E RS Kappa Alpha Pal Fraternity. Inc. Orlando Alum ni C hapter, honored local founders at F ra ­ ternity's Founders Day . S a n ­ ford residents honored were retired principal Hrrm nn Refoe. Joseph Jackson. David Leaver. Jam es Foster. John Slack and Elbert Dudley. T ills chapter wus founded March 15. 1947. Basketball playara honorad by Crooms C R O O M S A W ARD S Crooms Academ y held an awards cerem ony for ibis sea ­ son's basketball players and learn cheerleaders who have made this year's 1998-1999 team a success. Four-year-old cheerleaders were Jade and Masmvne Anderson, Ash la Matthews. Klnnn Sapp. Kayla Singleton and Kadlyah T ill­ man. Middle School Boosters for the Croom s Academ y tram were Dominick Bryant. Latonya Hurgress and Tam ara Kirill, Jan Jones served as director o f Croom s ch eerleaders. Outstanding players o f the girls team were B enina Juckaon, Annette Sow ell; for the boys team was Terrence PerkIns and Id/.run M ltchdl. BROWN IN TOWN Congressional K rpresenialive C ongressw om an Corrlne Brown will speak to give her update rrpon for this district, takr Ideals and com plaints on Sunday. March 21. 4:00-6:00 p.m. at Trinity United M ethod­ ist Church. Sanford Avenue and 6th Street. All registered voters, and concerned citizens arc Invited. Have In voice In you r com m u­ nity. FELLOWSHIP SERVICE St. M atthew M ission ary B a p ­ tist Church pastor's aide m in ­ istry will host n fellow sh ip service. Sunday, m arch 28, 4:00 p.m. Th e w orship m es­ sage will be by the Rev. Emmlt Th om as and the Providence M issionary Baptist Church. GOSPEL PEST Chrlstlnn friends are Invited Th elxm ledr to the Gospel Fest In Th e Country sponsored by Provi­ dence Baptist Church. A ll churches nre Invited to this grrat m usical event. Bring your choir, ensem ble, group or s o ­ loist to render two selection s. There will be food, gam es, rides and lots o f en terta in ­ ment. Call Gerald Cassanova (582-2877) or Cynthia C a s ­ sanova Brown (32R-8276) to RSVP by March 20. 57%) Sports fam e Empowerment | 118% Ability to drive Q 19% Entertainment Q 10% 4k I DOCTOR ROOF ROOF REPAIRS ONLY Sw ing Smmnott Cc-jnty RCOOMru JMI P a n • O w i* ! • Tam FI*n»y (407) SSS-772S PAGEANT ENTRANT Tovah O lllls has been se­ lected ns an "O m cial Delegate" to the 1999 Miss Young A m er­ ica Pageant. Ju ly 7-11 at the W yndham Hotel, Los A n geles Airport. Los Angeles. Calif. Tovah will vie as M iss C en ­ tra) Florida. You ng A m erica 1999. Th e com m unity Is asked to help with her $695.00 s p o n ­ sorship fee. She Is com petin g for over $30,000 In college scholarships and prizes. Th e talented dancer Is a ninth snider ml Lake M aty High School where she sin gs tn the all-w om en's choir and Is a m em ber o f the student g o v ­ ernm ent. i f g hdaiyianJ 333-9377 Since 1974 3S97 Lake Emma M. Lake Mary GROUP /KAdoHHA SERVICE CENTER Ground breaking w as held for the Thirteenth Street Law En­ forcem ent Com m unity Service Center. 1211 W. 13Ui St. T ills will now be the site o f the City o f Sanford. Sem inole County Governm ent and S em in ole County S h eriffs O ffice to be available to serve the com m u ­ nity at all times. O fficers w ill m an this ofhcc and citizens are Invited to bring In llielr c o m ­ plaints. ^ Sihle INSURANCE FT Y O hlttakit jQttotMif 41 law 390 TO. StAtt 7loAi 434, Snitt 102 CoHfmooi, J C 327$0 Pkont: 407-H9-7878 General lit* I’rarUee Inducting, but not lim ilrd In Fumllv. EMI. Criminal. Juvenile anil IdmllorvlTrrianl Id* ami Trials ItuHiiH'svi uml (.'outran Id*. Inconioralion ami Partnership IWm.ilinn Wills, Trusts ami ftm er of Minnie) 5 Pw hlnne via Lnyrr u an Im/am.vil ihrivuti lh.il ihuuld not hr kiMtl »>*•/) u/mn .jjicm wnrflfs Flrr mnilrn informalurn about our iju.itilH.iiHm* and rxpertentt i* auuUldr u/m/i mjw*l The cost of eyewear shouldn’t be out of sight. 50%Off A LL FR A M ES IN STOCK Cb tfteJt OPTICAL FRAME SALE •50% OFF 'crane to get o ver the mountain and visited Belgium In the pre­ sent. China In the past and .Spheria, a fictional U topian ‘world. In the future. Each V eh icu lar Team also had ■a spon tan eou s problem to an* :swcr. "What would you do with :a m agnifying glass?" Th e team ircectved points based on -whether the answer w as a co m m o n response or a creative ^response; creative receiving •more points than com m on. A ■common response for this ^question would be “to m agnify jobjccts". a creative response -would be "as a back scratcher". : Vehicular Team A took First P la c e tn the com petition and •Velricular Team B took Th ird iPlare and was nom inated for ian “OMer". "OMef" Is an award jfor good sportsm anship and ie a m spirit that goes o ver and a b o ve the call o f duty. M em ­ Be rich [ Sem inole Herald • 3?? ?(>11 p R o sm sw r Continued from P a| « SC T o p bo y h o o d fantasia rjrnal N m M P M M b fH m N H IM C room s honors 4-year-old choorlonders [Rowell------- A b o y ’s d r e a m It Subscribe lab.iy' COMPLETE INSURANCE COVERAGE - b ers o f Vehicu lar Team A are: lla y le y Ashworth. Katie Booth. Uesslca Chiu. A lex Orubt, J a ­ co b Moyer. M onica IngallB and K ick Kram pcrth. T h e ir coaches are Gary and Leslie Grubl. M em bers o f Team B are: Mark A drian, Kristen Frlcke, J ill Greco. Jenna Gwynn, A ngel M cN eil. Elyse O lson and Ben W hitm ore. T h eir coach Is Lola p o s t. { Only one team chose T ) My •Folrc Shakespeare". T h e ir problem was to take one scen e Troni one S hakespearean play. Th en they had to m ake their •own original play based on this jour scene. Th e play had to In­ clu d e an original song with ^original music and lyrics, a hum orous character, an h is­ torica l event, a technical eleJnent and original costum es. t i l l I o hill v n liif BUSINESS • AUTO' HOME • LIFE • HEALTH Th e form ulation o f the Earl E. Mlnott In spiration al C hoir Invites all ch oir m em bers who studied under Mlnott at Croom s Academ y, S em in ole High School and St. Paul B a p ­ tist Church choirs. T h is musi­ cal tribute to honor him w ill meet to organize Monday, March 22 at 7:00 p.m . at St. Paul Baptist Church. 813 Pine Ave.. Sanford. For information call Sheralyn Jackson Polk, 321- 4881 or Marva Hawkins at 322- 5418. p a g e a n t fin alist cn«t« lit If you h a v e a e v e n t p c o m in g u p In S e m in o le * C o u n ty a n d w o u ld lik e fo r us to p u b lish it, p le a s e c o n ta c t us a t (4 0 7 )3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 o r fa x us a t: 3 2 3 -9 4 0 8 SINOER8 SOUGHT Tovah VOUR N EW SPAPER Tell Us Y our Story HUGO BOSS • LAUREN HUTTON • ESSENCE • ELLE COME IN AND VIEW O i k WIDE SELECTION OF FRAMES, llrlng In your prescription or wc cun duplicate it from your present glasses. Optical 95 Geneva Drive. Oviedo 365-9030 In the Downtown Oviedo Shopping Center. Sale ends March 31st fj| First place winners, Vehicular Team A, are: Front row, Jessica Chiu, Monica Ingalls and Katie Booth. Beck The team chose Act 5. Scene I, from "A M idsum m er Night's Dream". Th e team was so en ­ thralled with Shakespeare that they play to do "A M idsum m er Night's Dream" as soon a s they can. T h eir own play was so good, they took First Place. Th e m em bers o f the Shake­ speare Team are: Ju lie Oamble. Tracey Harrop, Adam M in­ sky, Derek Reck. A ndrew Roy. Rachel Soares and Kathy Sprysenskl. T h eir coaches ate: Sharon Anderson and Kristy WhJlakrr. Th e "Environm ental C h a l­ lenge" was designed by NASA. Two tram s worked on this challenge. Euch team had four habitats; rainforest, desert, mountain and Planet X. In one o f the habitats, then- was a de­ structive clrnirnt. It was up to the team to find the elem ent and how to deal with tt. Members o f E nvironm ental Challenge Team A are: A rlela Anion, David Bush, Lauren Flynn. Alyssa LuReuzIe. Tiffany Tso. Krlstyn W aters and • tfM n l row: Haytey Ashworth. Jacob. Hoyar and Alex Grubl (not pictured, Nick Krampedh). Sangnl Zhao. T h eir coach was Mrs. LaRrnzIc. Team A took Second Place. Mem bers of Challenge Team U are: Patricia Cheong. Kyle Cotton, Theo Fcldsteln. Shailcc Patel. Steven Schulz und Kristen Walsh. T h eir coaches were: Janette Cotton and Valerie Schulz. There were two teams for "Customer Service" as well. W ith Custom er Service, the teams had to Invent a new product to sell. Team A's p rod ­ uct was a Flea Eater. T lie Flea Eater was a vacuum for dogs and cats with a m essaging brush to get fleas o ff the a n i­ mals. T lie bristles vibrated not Just to get Die fleas ofT, but to muke the anim al think he was gettin g a m essage. Team A took Second P la ce for their ef­ forts. Th ey are: Michele Choi. Nicole Judge, A m ber Ladner. A m ber U ebovltz, Chris Manlk* owskl. Kelly Sweet and Alex Tyson. Their coaches are Re­ becca L idm -r and Mrs. Llebovltz. Custom er Service Team B In­ vented a m agnetic force field. T h ey are: Nicole Bennett. Ryan Day, Jean Fairchild. N icole Ginn, Tracy Latim er, Jessica Penrod and Zach Stachura. T h eir coach Is Mra. Latimer. T h e final problem was the RaUOMetrtc Structure. F o r thla problem, the team had to n u k e a balsa wood structure using nothing but the w ood and glue. Th e structure had to hold as much weight a s possible. T h e team's balsa wood structure was a d og nam ed Mufly. W eighing only 13.5 gram s. Mufly held 322 pounds! T ills learn took Second Place. T h ey are: S tephan ie Crews. Em ily Ford, Justin Refl, B ethany Rowlings, Cam m y Schulz. David Staggs and M ichael V e r­ ity. T h eir coaches are Dan and Jean ette Rowlings. Both the first and second place w in n er* w ill be going to Die S ta le C om petition In Tam pa on A pril 10. I f they win (here, they will go on to the World Com petition in K n ox­ ville, Ten n . ‘“Ijcwt’i jJAteue.”' Sergios iR e s ta u r a n t Opening • • • • • • • • Elegant Dining Authentic llulliin Cuisine! Dally Lunch und Dinner S|ieclul* Premier Service Lunch Hum -4 pm Dinner 4 pm • 10 pm Reservation welcome Conleremr • M edina Room Available Thank Yu Central Florida far 10 Saccfssfgl Years! • • • • • • • Full liquor liar Sports Bar llip ify Hour 4 pm to 7 pm Dally Drink Specials Big 64 Inch TV 2 for I Well Drinks/Drufl hwl Tables uml Darts • karaoke • DJ. • live Munir Brand hewLocation Located 1Mile North of Lake Mary Blid.Behind ABC Lienor 2895 Orlando Dr. Sanford 3234040 323-9043 �V Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Honda • Sunday, March 21.1999 • 5C SUNDAY M o r n in g , A f t e r n o o n a n d P r i m e T im e m o r n in g 1 1 :0 0 I 1 1 :3 0 AFTERNOON 1 :3 0 | 2 00 || 2 3 0 | 3 00 | 3 30 | ■1 0 0 |1 4 :3 0 | 5 00 i w in m m m * b* (HI || 5 :3 0 H O IK , ---------------• s tm ffa ts . :X T ~ ~ n r n L " : I W M t |C o k |(ltM W I l* rr* ,.« mI krrtj n«*| O Z M B I I M » n t liR ■ e : CJ^ . * r - . '<* » * . t.Y « o .W n i . r g f c r w . 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S 5 T 5 r- tw ite , [ c m ia _ e r a r ~ ~ h J T ja J * g — p c T s s s a y si™ n n * iii w u u f t it w H H is r r w r r - h o io IlKAH I)K. KUTTUM : I w a i ■hocked to learn that one preschooler in 20 haa a vlilon problem that could cause per­ manent loas o f sight If left untreated. The Eye Patch Club, sponsored by Prevent Blindness Am erica (a lso know n as ths N ation al Society to Preven t Blindness), is a tool that p ar­ ents of children with amblyopia can use to help them strengthen their "la ty eye." Patching or covering the stronger rye forces the w eaker eye to work. The patient wears the patch for a few weeks (o r longer), which helps to strengthen vision. Of course, the child must reg­ ularly visit the eye doctor to measure Improvement In the amblyopic eye. And, at first, a child may feel frustrated whila w e a rin g the patch ov er tba stronger eye. That’s where the Eye Patch Club lends support. Prevent Blindness Am sriea not unly offers The Eye Patch Club, It also provides info touched and inspired you. Acts of generosity, especially on the part of activist teem like you nnd Brandon, enhance the qual tty of life for all of us and de serve to be acknowledged. ADVICE COLUMNIST D E A R A B B Y ; I h ave sevcru l married and divorced children. I have always helped them in any way I could by letting them keep their belongings, hobbies nnd junk fn my home nnd even live here. Il isn’t as if they bnve no homes — they do, and larger than mine. I have lieen alone for a long time, so maybe they never ihink o f my gettin g married again I love my home, and I have found a person I would like to marry and share the rest o f my life with. I have even thought o f u* renting a place some­ where, but maylie I would never get my home liack. Would this la* wise? What is the in**t way for me to regain my home in full without hurting my children? I'm trying lo be patient, hut they don't seem to "get it." I’ leuse advise me how to resolve this in a caring and loving wny. I need your help CROWDED OUT IN S ALT I-ARE CITY tlon about the warning signs of eye trouble in children, ideas on how lo make a trip to the eye doctor fun and easy for chil­ dren, and more detailed Infor­ mation about am blyopia. For free Information, call 1-600-3312020. (What an appropriate tele­ phone number!) l)K A It ABHY A while ago I read a letter in your column about a 17year-old named Brandon McCoy who, every year on his birthday, haa a party and u*k* his friends to bring gift* fur charity. It inspired me to model my own attitude after Brandun'* giving *pmL I too am 17.1 love parties, so last Christm as I hosted a party and requested $ft donation*. It wa* a huge huccpr*! 1 raised more than $100 for a local home for abused children nnd hud a great time doing it. I'd like to thank Brandon for the inspiration. Society tends to have a negative view o f teen-agers, but he is living proof that we're not all bad. MARYBETH BARTELT, S7. LOUIS D E A R M A R Y B E T H : I'm pleased that Brandon's story DEAR CROWDED OUT: Con­ gratulation! on having found a special someone lo marry and snare your life with. N ow It's time to share the w onderful news with your children. And when you do — tell them you're g iv in g them one month to reclaim th eir belon gin gs because you'll be living there w ith y o u r new husband and need the space. D ietrich -----Ceatiaaatf treat Page s c Serving hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Th e menu In­ cludes pancakes, sausage and drinks for n *.3 00 donation. Tickets are available at the door o r In advance from S an ­ ford Cham ber o f Com m erce. Sem inole Herald and Sanford Museum. Th e event benefits Sanford area underprivileged youth. Door prize* will be offered hourly and entertainm ent will be provided all day. Also, there will be fresh produce for aalc, a silent auction, a m erchandise mart and bake sale. 3 0 T H C L A M REU N IO N Sem inole High School class o f I9G9 has scheduled Its 30th class reunion Sept. 17 and 18. If there Is any In form a­ tion on address changes or m issing classm ates, please call Nancy Swann Aubtn. 1800-331-2885, or Ellen Lem ons W illiam s, (407) 321-7333. . W Ti | |K » S E ) U n itt M M m h . • *T 0»»a| *rw, u<i#\ STTiCkV------>*o— t it I K * IB nw y< — f T M —W S .n o iF M * , H n m M t l> m < t a : o ^ >u * , 1■f ii . T^ v t o r T t . w ' ilF T S T B S e T >M XK yuH ' F H i/ T fto t M m jX I t lt W H l IH— H O WrwO- t P B I H H m W lU i n i» lC » » n I ' 1 r - n f r~rf ■TTniTtli |Tl» 1U»i ■ lh» G#»f F U n w H t M . . . 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S f t i ~ ______ |Wtl Haw f nfgtuit ________ M H O tH I ftw c* if ia r ■rUTWt I PWIIBFWWI m H o teo i _________ STOi liLm lA w irM •TTiijt. ■tMtt'tlllATlfiaMnJUnwv U O A * r M (M F ra i I I I p a lr fb r m lM n fttm 3 K mm * t» ’ U«* U m I ■>*/• , O o cn *•• • iB^ri y , DHAIt AHHY I’m writing you un liolmir o f the children in thin coun­ try who lire in (lunRer of lo*in»{ their eyeelKht to amblyopia or “liuiy eye." I’ uront# ore often co m p letely unaware there is F i n y problem wilh Iheir child'n vinion. itecaumr nmhiyopia u iu ally afTecIn only one eye. children can nee hut have only monoculnr viiiion (Hiildren don’t realize they nhould tie able to nee throuKh IhiII i eye* One child wan diagnosed after a hump to the eye. When lie wild, "I can’t nee the televi­ sion, I hurt the eye 1 w-e with," hi* mom. a licensed optician, had the first indication that something was wrong! Abiry. 2 to .'I percent of the pouuhit ion has amblyopia When this condition is detected U-fore the age o f 3, a p p ro x im a tely 9ft percen t recover Iheir vision After the age of I), it can Im> difficult to totally cor­ rect. Parent* need to !*• sure their young children receive a compre­ hensive examination that check* the functioning of each eye For parent* and children who an- well aware o f amblyopia, I am happy to n-|*irl that there i* a new support lirognim for tliem The Kye Patch t ’ luh offer* suggestion* and support for dealing wilh the chal­ lenge* ( sums) hv amblyopia MARK KUTTUM. M I).. DKPARTMKNT OF O PH TIIA IJW »UK3Y. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1999 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, March 21, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 21, 1999. 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>, March 21, 1999; <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/f04617962f0204f2440a8eb4ce61d431.pdf c8ea2709a3c61780dd6a91c57843cf83 PDF Text Text '*! - THURSDAY June 3. 1999 9tsl Year, No. 201 (407) 3222611 Sanford. F L 50 Cents S e r v in g Weather Sanford. Casselberry, Lake Mary, Longwood, Isolated Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County High: 91 Klwanls welcomes Pierce T-storm Low: 70 Since 1908 liOttery Winning Numbers □ INSIDE R u m White write* about Ns choice* for the ten moat notable native Floridian*, page A g ro tp of Midway Elementary 8chool third gradora ar* taking th* perform­ ing arts to a now l*v*i. As a culminating project for thalr •tudlee of the Middle Ages, the Midway Player* w « be pr*»*ntDame in musical form. The pro(foedon wN be on Wsdnooday, June g at g a.m. and Thursday. Juno 10 at 1 p m and 7:30 p m A l shows am free and w e be held at Mfowey Theater on Eaton dismisses drug charges against Dunn S A N F O R D • D rug charges pen din g against a Sanford man w ere dismissed W ednesday after the ju dge determ ined officers severely beat the man. Jason Dunn, 27, w as nearly beaten to death by fiv e o r m ore u ndercover officers last year d u rin g a Sanford street opera­ tion know n as "O p eratio n Thunder R oad." During the operation. Dunn pulled a piece of crack cocaine from his mouth and offered to sm oke it w ith o ffi­ cers. M inutes later, fiv e o r six officers assigned to the "tak e-dow n team " appn»hended Dunn and held him on the ground. It w as du rin g that tim e that 18th judicial Circuit Court Judge O H . Eaton Jr. Eaton determ ined officers used exces­ sive force. Prosecutors argued that deputies from the Sem inole and O ran ge county sheriff offices and Sanford Police Department used on ly the force necessary to keep Dunn from sw a llow in g crack cocaine. W hen Dunn w as brought to the em er­ gency room fo llo w in g the incident, doc- “ T h e c re d ib le e v id e n c e e s t a b lis h e s th a t th e a g e n t's u s e o f f o r c e a g a in s t th e d e fe n d a n t w a s , to s a y th e le a s t, e x c e s s iv e , le a v in g h im u n c o n s c io u s , o r n e a r ly s o , b le e d in g fro m th e m o u th a n d w ith a s h a tte re d s p le e n .” O.H. Eaton Jr. 18th Judicial Circuit Court Judge tors found 3 5 quarts o f blood in his explosion type o f thin g." abdom inal cavity. In addition. Dr. John Robinson, a general cardiovascular sur­ geon, said Dunn's spleen was rem oved because it was shattered and tom in sev eral places. Robinson testified that the condition o f the spleen w as "lik e an Dunn's attorney said his client suffered "life lo n g injuries." H e said the drug o ffi­ cers violated Dunn's constitutional rights to d u e process by using excessive force. Eaton said the actions o f the agents Sm Force, Page 5A Feds give Housing Authority high marks Start Writer For more information, c a l (407) S A N F O R D - The U S. Departm ent o f H ou sin g and Urban D evelopm en t is d es ig­ nating the Sanford H ou sing A u th ority a "h ig h p erform er" fo llo w in g a 1998 managem ent review. The results o f the Public H ousing M anagem ent Assessment Program review , con­ ducted Dec. 7 through 11,1998, w ere released in May. The Sanford review lo w e r than a " C ." "W e are in the business o f p rovid in g descent and sanitary h ou sin g," said Ed Blacksheare, chairman o f the Sanford H ou sing A u th ority Board o f Com m issioners. " A s long as w e keep gettin g these kind o f review s, the federal funds w ill keep com in g in." Th e Sanford H ousing A u th ority received grades o f Herald photos by Tommy Vlneont Abova: A United Parcel Service driver was struck from behind a* he waited to turn into a local business on W. 3rd Street in Sanford. The UPS truck w m struck by a white Oldsmobile Delta 88 driven by unknown driver*. The driver and passengers of the OWsmoble abandoned their vehicle and ran away from the scene. Officers sus­ pect the Oldsmobil* may have been stolen. Sanford P o le * Department is investigating the incident. Right: Paramedk: Hughes from the Sanford Fire Department checks Steve Kuzma, the driver of a United Parcel Service truck. Kuzma w m checked at the scene, but w m not seriously Injured. " A " for m oderniza­ tion, finan­ cial m anage­ ment, its the ability to handle situ­ ations w here rent is not being paid, and perform ance in com pletin g maintenance w ork as measured Residents dispute HUD’s findings. w d return to foe Zoo by 8 pm . H ousing A u th ority received score o f 91.75 percent in the review , w ith n o gra d e in the See Housing, Page « A Music that fills the air Men must have cor­ rupted nature a little, for they were not bom wolves, and they have become wolves. Voltaire 9* ftftPfgfffitf Start Writer Take ha If-a-pound o f human nature, sprinkle in liberal doses E v R u a a W h ite S A N F O R D - M ovie-goers m ay one d a y kn ow the name John Dupuis as w e ll as they d o H en ry M an dn i's. Dupuis, 18,w ants to w rite music fo r the M o tio n Picture Industry. H e 's a lrea d y co m ­ posed a num ber fo r U niversal Studios' Islands o f A dven tu re p re v ie w show. A graduate this year from Lake H o w e ll H ig h School, D u pu is is an A ll-S ta te Band M em ber, has p la y e d fo r and com posed music fo r the Florida Sym phony Youth Orchestra and R B IS b H B ) program Lake Howell senior wants to write music for Hollywood Bis Waibom and Emia Butler of the Optimist Club of Sanford (left), along with Seminole Herald publisher Doug Fetzer (right) present John Dupuis with a $500 check. has been a N a tion a l H o n o r Society m em ber three years. the Sanford O ptim ist Club and the Sentinoie Herald. O n Wednesday, Dupuis w as giv en $500 as the w in n er o f the 1998-99 Sem inole Band Festival " I 'v e a lw ays strived to be the best I can b e ," D upuis said W ednesday. "S o m any w on der- Scholarship given each year b y sm M u.ic, Page 5A o f tim e and circumstance, and chances are y o u 'v e d evelo p ed the perfect recipe fo r conflict. W hen that conflict grow s, it often leads to legal action, most often w in d in g up in Sem inole C o u n ty's Sm all C laim s Court. A n d w hen there's en ou gh con­ flict, case loads fo r the county's fiv e ju dges can m ushroom to the point o f suffocation. Since 1993, relief from an o v e r­ load o f legal briefs has com e in the form V olu n teer C ou rt M ediators, w here civic-m inded, w ell-trained com m unity m em ­ bers meet w eek ly in attem pts to resolve battles that range from once -frien d ly n eigh b orh ood relationships that have soared, to "y o u r b ig d o g attacked m y little d o g and w e're g o in g to court." C ou nty Judge Frederick Hitt is one o f the local judiciary's b iggest supporters of S em in ole's Volunteer Court M ed iator program. "T h e Volunteer M ed iator Program provid es great relief to the ju dges," explains Hitt. "W e jealously protect our program because the people in volved in it are so dedicated, and the relief it p rovid es to a typically h eavy court docket is so dram atic." Th e numbers underscore I lilt's support o f {he program. In the fiscal year that ended September 30, 1998, H itt M ys vo lu n teer Sm Mediators, Fags 3A �2A ■Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday. June 3.1999 ACCU WEATHER® FO REC A ST FOR SEM INO LE COUNTY www.accuweather.com Florida Weather UV Index Tomorrow Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Psnsacola Tonight 71/B8 Monday Sunday Saturday i — r — M m tOam. Noon 2pm. 4pm 11 lea, 4i Ifcwat M. Ita M t M. 1>. \Uf» VUUS* MOHS »e S«p*FS » fe ant i M M rtjt 73/87 Shown a tomorrow's weather Temperohye* are longhf s tow'i and Clouds and sun, p.m thunderstorm possible. A t-storm early, otherwise, partly cloudy. tomorrow1* hghs Almanac Temperature High - ........... Lost year to d a f t __ _____ Normal year to data National Cities Regional Weather Sun and Moon Florida: A thunderstorm around early; otherwise, partly cloudy tonight. Partly sunny tomorrow with thunder­ storms mainly across the south. Georgia: Partly cloudy tonight with scattered thunder­ storms. Tomorrow, a thunderstorm or two early; other­ wise; partly sunny M ississippi: A thunderstorm around early tonight; other­ wise, partly cloudy Tomorrow, partly sunny. Sunset Alabama: Partly cloudy tonighl wiih a thunderstorm in spots. Partly sunny tomorrow with the chance ol a thun­ derstorm. South Carolina: Party cloudy tonight with a thunder­ storm in the east. Tomorrow, plenty of sunshine with the slight chance of a shower Louisians: Clear to partly cloudy tonighl. Party to most ly sunny tomorrow with a thunderstorm In the southeast Precipitation Yesterday AM maps, forecasts and data provided by Accu Weather, Inc. 01999 Party sunny; a thunderstorm In Some sun; pm thunderstorms possible. 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Available from participating drilcrt. ’Offcrt end July 5,1999, Seminole Herald "Serving Seminote County Since 1908” H Thursday, June 3.1980 • Vol. 91. No. 201 PuMahad: Daly Eaoept Monday, Saturday. Thanksgiving. Chdatmaa and New Vbart by HepubkcNewapapen, Inc.*300N. FrenchAve.. Sanfard, FL.32771 Phono: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 image PaM at Bartad, Florida 8ubac**»i M m (Daly 4 Sunday) Republic . Newspapers, Inc 'm m - t o becom e a w eatherpage sponsor. Your a d w ill be seen b y thou* abeamVents daily. S o don't let the sun go down before yo u call a Sem ihole Advertising specialist for m ore details on this exciting offer. (4 0 7 ) 322-2611 �Simtnole Harakl, Santofd, Rortda ■ Thurstay, June 3, 1999 - 3A The Top 10 Floridians? You’ll be surprised Florida Is hurricanes, thunder­ storms, sinkholes, Suwance River, orange blossoms, d o l­ phins, manatee and alligators. Th e Sunshine State has p ro­ duced n o presidents, n o vice presidents, no Suprem e Court judges, n o rocket scientists, n o N o b el P rize winners. Ernest H em m in gw a y w rote som e o f his best stuff in K ey West but w as not b o m in Florida. \\ n i l i ________________ H en ry Flagler, the railroad king, w as from H o p ew ell, N.Y. G loria Estefan w as b o m in Cuba, and cam e to M ia m i w h en she w as tw o. G o o d heavens, O sceloa w asn't even b o m in Florida. T h e great S em inole chief, w as b o m near the Chattahoochie R ive r in G eorgia. T h e late Sen. C lau de Pepper? N o p e. H e w as b o m in rural Alabam a. Th e late environm entalist M arjory Stoneman Douglas? A fra id not. She w as b o m in M inneapolis, Minn. Jimmy Buffett? H e's from Pascagoula, Mias. A score o f golfers m ake their hom es in Florida but o n ly a fe w h ave been b o m here. A rn o ld Palm er is from Latrobe, Pa. T ig er W oods is from California. Ted W illiam s, the Splendid Splinter, has liv e d in Florida most o f his life but w as b o m in Californ ia. Th e late Joe D iM a g g io w as a C alifornian w h o lived his final years in Florida. Prom inent n ative Floridians are fe w and far between. T ryin g to nam e a T op 10 has taken som e research - and much h elp from M ery l Schw artz, senior Sem inole C ou nty librarian. W e 'v e p robably missed a few . Your contributions are w elcom e. For the sake o f debate, h ere's s G rand B o m Floridian T o p 10: 1. Z ora N e a le H u n lo n , n o ve l­ ist, folklorist, anthropologist, w as b o m in Eatonville. 2. Jscqu eiln e C ochran, the first w om an in the A via tion H a ll o f Fame, the first w o m en to fly faster than the speed o f sound, w as b o m In Pensacola. 3. L a w to n C h iles, the late g o v ­ ernor o f Florida and form er state senator, w as b o m In Lakeland. ____________ 4. A . P h ilip R a n d o lp h , c iv il rights leader, fo u n d er o f the Brotherhood o f Sleeping C ar Porters U nion, was b o m in Crescent City. 5. Janet R en o, A tto rn ey G eneral o f the U nited States, form er Florida A tto rn ey G eneral, w as b o m In M ia m i 6. C h ris Evert, three-Hme w in n er at W im bledon, 6-tim e U S . O p en tennis cham pion, w as b o m in Ft. Lauderdale. 7. P a l B oone, singer, m o v ie star, G o o d y -g o o d y W h ite Shoes, w as b o m in Jacksonville. 8. S te ve Cart ton, left-handed pitcher, strike-out artist, first n ative Floridian b ig-leagu er in the H all o f Fame, w a s b o m in M iam i. 9. U rn R aines, o n e o f baseball's all-tim e base stealers, .296 lifetim e hitter, w as b o m in Sanford. 10. I b o i Petty, rock musician, leader o f the H eartbreak*!*, w as b o m in G ainesville. O n the w a itin g list: Senator Bob Graham , FourStar G eneral Daniel “ Chappie'* James, C o w b o y s running back Emmitt Smith, basketball players D a vid Robinson and Vince Carter, actors Ben V n e e n and W esley Snipes. Ex-coach, com m enta­ tor Lee C orso. Actress Delta Burke. S inger Pam 111111. Ph otographer Tom V in cen t FYI: Burt R ey n o ld s w o u ld not be in the Top 10 if he w e n from Florida. H e w as b o m in Waycroaa, Ga. H e 's not in G eo rg ia 's T o p 10 either. H e w as L ee C o r n 's teamm ate at Florida State. M ediators------ brou gh t fo rw a rd i f the case w in d s up back in the court sys­ tem ." H itt further explained that unlike bin din g arbitration, n ei­ ther party in vo lv ed in the con ­ flict is bound b y the resolution Continued from Page 1A court m ediators handled a total o f 760 cases. "Th at p rovid es each o f the county's fiv e ju dges an average o f three da ys m ore per m onth to concentrate on crim inal cases," H itt said. "M u ltip ly those three days b y fiv e judges and the pro­ gram has a dram atically p ositive affect on the judicial labor lo a d ." W h o are these m ediators and w hat credentials d o they bring to the table? Hitt explained that a State M ed iation Statute dictates the training, lim itations, and types o f cases that volu nteer court m ediators handle. "T h e vast m ajority o f cases are at the sm all claim s leve l in vo lv in g am ounts o f $5,000 o r less b etw een p la in tiff and d e fe n d a n t," he poin ted out. C iv il cases w ith claim lim ita­ tions o f $15,000 m axim um are also handled b y m ediators." Th e vast m ajority o f volu nteer m ediators tend to be retired persons and form er business ow ners and operators accord­ ing to H itt. Each m ediator goes through several days o f courtp rovid ed training, and then sits in to ob serve fou r m ediations p rio r to h andling a n y cases. In Sem inole C ou nty a small LOTTERY 'iJ W ■ •Si. i t , , i the winning numbers m tit* Florida Lottery: presented F red erick Hitt nucleus o f fiv e to six trained m ediators meets each Tuesday to tackle sm all claim s case loads, o f which 80 to 90 percent are resolved. W h en m ediators can’t get o pposin g parties to com pro­ mise and settle, unresolved cases g o back on the court docket. "T h ere's a trem endous bene­ fit in w hat the m ediators d o and h ow they g o about it," continued Hitt. "U n d e r norm al circumstances the m ediators w o rk in d ivid u a lly w ith the plaintiffs and d efen ­ dants w ork in g tow ard resolu­ tion. W e d o n 't place them in the role o f a judicial referee. I f a peaceful com prom ise can 't be met to the satisfaction o f both sides, nothing said n or any evid en ce used in m ed ia tio n w ill be ■enteey B (June S) 4-1S-S1-SS-SS Sanford -June 2. Michael George Ennis, 35, of TVvin Coach Court, Sanfonl was stopped by deputies at Radio Street and SR 427. He was charged by Seminole County deputies with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Drug Arrests Fern Park - June 2. Abiezer Algarin, 19, of Hidden Meadows Lane, Fern Park was stopped by deputies near Hidden Meadows Lane. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and possession of drug para­ phernalia. Longwood - June 1. Britt Lee Henderson, 48, of Henry Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Longwood Police on SR 434. He was charged with battery one law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. Altamonte Springs - June 2. Christopher Lee Jones, 26, of Opal Drive, Orlando was arrested by deputies following a week­ end incident at the Hampton Inn in Altamonte Springs involving a female vic­ tim. He w u charged with battery and domestic violence as well as violation of a pre-trial release agreement. Survivors inclu de son, Jay M . Baker, A lta m on te S prin gs; six grandchildren. W o o d la w n C a rey H a n d Funeral H om e, L o n g w o o d , in charge o f services. WHITE, JO ANN WRIGHT Punsnl MtvkM for fo Ann WMM, 39, of GliSewat* Draw, wfll be bald an Mt>)r, Jam A at 10 am at tiw Downtown DeLand u r s i n tim e, vo lu n teer m ediators are lik ely to encounter e v e ry type o f con flict know n to hum an bein gs," concluded Hitt. A s case loads increase, the S em in ole C o u n ty C ou rt A d m in istra tio n is lo o k in g to expand its base o f trained, volu n ­ teer mediators. Those interested in fin d in g out m ore about the program are encouraged to con­ tact the C ou rt A dm in istration office at 665-4211. Cn' .W ,, V r ed«M—Jt*» *>.*-------- • g , J Hi h l j m l AmwMArt* Principal Officein Tampa S c iv k a u (' u s l Family Member rr~ Injured In A H u n in g Home? 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Jewell Cantrell Purkey, 66, of Scott Avenue in Sanfoid, was stopped by Sanford Police near Scott Avenue. He was charged with grand theft of property. V *. E rvay Jay Baker, 92, O a k Street, Longw ood, d ie d T tu eday June 1, 1999. B o m in U rb in a , N .Y. h e m o v e d to C en tra l F lo rid a In 1963. M r Baker w aa a retired b u ild in g arch itect H e waa a m em ber o f S t A n d re w * U nited M ethodist o f W inter Park. n Grand Theft •d . 1 E R V A Y JA Y B A K E R A s Sem inole C ou n ty's p o p u la ­ tion continues to exp lod e, so d o es the need fo r train ed Volunteer M ediators. "Just this m orn in g w e had a case o f tw o residents w a lk in g their dogs. Th e larger d o g bit the sm aller d o g. It's not a m ajor case, but a go o d case that illus­ trates issues not on ly o f the pocket book for the veterinarian bill, but the em otions o f both pet owners. A n d o v e r the course o f f ) i . 111( ) i • ( 11y 1 MHH V i H Sanford • June 1. Aaron Wesley Thomas, 19, of Sanford, was stopped by deputies at 12th and Mulbeny In Sanford. He was charged with alcohol possession by a minor, possession of a controlled sub­ stance-under 20 grams of cannabis, and possession and use of drug paraphernalia. He was later charged with moving contraband into die County Detention facility. m ediator. Direct Cremation 385 P o l ic e L o g Battery/Asaault Longwood - June 1. Amalio Francisco Rivera, 19, of Land Avenue, Longwood, was stopped near Credo Avenue and Land Avenue in Longwood. He was charged with battery and domestic violence. the J c i n J ctt'ii: Lotto (May M ) M oney(June 1) SI DUI Arrests by Plain tiff and defendant alw ays have the option o f go in g through the form al court proceedings. "T h e y serve m ore as frien d ly a(4ti twisters and o ffe r n o legal advice, h o p e fu lly just a g o o d dose o f com m on sense ," said Hitt. 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The housing authority also received grades of " A " for the annual iaspection o f units and major systems, for the relation­ ship of housing authority offi­ cials with residents and the Resident Council, and for securi­ ty. Tim l lu d so a executive director of the Sanford Housing Authority, said the review speaks for itself about the quality o f service at the housing authori­ ty. "W e are trying to provide peo­ ple with descent housing, and opportunities to escape public housing," Hudson said. The quality o f physical work on improvements funded through the modernization programs received an " A " , based on an on­ site inspection. The contract administration o f the m odernization programs also received an "A ." The housing authority received an “ A ” for the completion of work orders. A ll o f the emer­ gency work orders sampled by the review team were completed within 24 hours. Most of the non­ emergency work orders sampled were completed within one to three da vs. Resident services at the hous­ ing authority received an "A ." The review gave the housing authority an " A " for supportive programs to assist residents to m o v e tow ard self-sufficiency. Program activities include child­ care services, head start, G ED training, hom e ownership pro­ grams, resident education and training, and on-site health care and screening. The housing authority received an " A " for tracking and report­ ing crime-related problems. The Sanford Police D epartm ent is active in foot patrols and other p o lice services. Residents are encouraged to report crim e and related activities, the re view said. H ow ever, there w ere areas in the; review w h ere HLJIjl recom ­ By Bill K ern s Staff Writer SANFO RD - Central Florida Legal Services, an agency rep­ resenting tenants with disputes against the Sanford Housing Authority, is questioning several findings in the recently released management review of the housing authority. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) designat­ ed the Sanford Housing Authority a “high performer" fol­ lowing a 1998 management review. The housing authority received a score of 91.75 per­ cent in the review, with no grade lower than a "C." However, residents question the validity of HUD's grading scale. For instance, the housing authority received an *A" in the review for maintenance of the facilities. However, Treena Kaye, director of Central Florida Legal Services in Sanford, said tenants toll her there is a main­ tenance problem in a number of units. Kaye said she forward­ ed maintenance complaints from seven residents to HUD on May 27, *1 find it disturbing that HUD w as unable to g et to the reality Th e housing authority received a " C " fo r its vacan cy rate, progress in reducing vacancies, and unit turnaround tim e. Th e vacancy rate fo r units at the hous­ in g au th ority is 6.6 percent, according to the review. T h e re v ie w said that the Resident C ouncil could not sus­ tain active participation, and is on inactive status. Th e housing authority m ain­ tains a system o f conununkatian of what life is like at the Sanford Housing Authority," Kaye said. Tim Hudson, director of the Sanford Housing Authority, said SHA officials are responsive to tenant concerns, and that the HUD review speaks tor itself. "W e are trying to instill in people the drive to reach beyond public housing," Hudson said. The complaints forwarded to HUD include an eldorty retired man in Redding Gardens who said ho has expenencod dam­ aged plumbing for six months. A disabled woman complained about a lack of screen doors in Lake Monroe Terrace, Kaye said. A disabled grandmother in Castle Brewer Court com­ plained about oily streaks on a nowly painted wall. A young mother, also in Castle Brewer Court, complained about her refrigerator and kitchen stove not working. A disabled woman in Lake Monroe Terrace com ­ plained about cavities in park­ ing lots, Kaye said. authority officials. ‘ I think It is outrageous that HUD would give an “A" tor Resident Organization when there is not an active Resident Council," Kaye said. "HUD should bo looking into why the residents haven't been part ot a resident council." The HUD review ol the hous­ ing authority's rental voucher program, performed as part ol the management review, found “serious violations’ in HUD requirements, and recommend­ ed relorm or closure of the waiting list, federal preferences, and the point system. "H ow m uch you earn A m o o q a s M o s t K a ye said sh e is concerned that the Sanford Housing Authority w ould b e designated a "high performer," given the findings in the review ot the rental voucher program. Hudson said housing authori­ ty officials h ave been working with HUD officials to address the violations o f HUD require­ m ents found in the rental voucher program review. "That w a s just a section o f a larger review," Hudson said. K aye said residents complain to her about the lack o f an active Resident Council. S h e said residents who disagree with housing authority policies fe e l intimidated by housing passed resolutions in support o f Resident O rganization s and Councils, the review said. and time o f application, discon­ tinue the point system, and close the w a itin g list "since there are m ore applicants on the list than can be served within a reasonable p eriod ." A re view o f the Rental Voucher Program released in January, con­ du cted as part o f H U D 's D ecem ber management review , recom m ended reform or closure o f the housing authority's w ait­ in g list, the point system, and the use o f Federal preferences. T h e review recom mended that the h ou sin g authority m ake P o p u la r B u s in e s s T h e housing authority operates its rental vou ch er program at about 50 percent o f its capacity, the re view said. H ou sin g authority officials are w ork in g w ith H U D officials to address the recommendations in ! re v ie w , H udson said. S e m in a r! J L e a rn th e latest ftwmo is determ ined by how m uch y ou le a rn ." ^ 1 W I I \ / V I V | l i V V I f I J f f J Wal-Mart Portraits Make Beautiful Memories.' 1- 10x13 2-8x1Os 4-5x7s 4-3% x5s 38 Wallets T h e review said the voucher program o p era tes at about 50 percent of its capacity. Th e review ol the rental voucher program w a s relea sed in January. mended improvements. ' A tte n d W e invite readera to subm it their though la In w riting on county Issues regarding people, p la cet and things to Com m unity Views, T o give m ore residents a chance to expreaa their views, w e aak that Individual gu est writers submit n o m ore than one colum n A m on th and Uy to w rite no m ore than 700 *(ords. There are no lim itations on letters to the editor. W riters should Include their address and telephone num ber w ith all correspon­ dence. Th e view s expressed on this page are not necessarily those o f tills newspaper, H eaae m all to the Sem inole Herald. Editor. 900 N. 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Florida • Thursday, dune 3, 1999 • BA Music -------- B a l l o o n rally Continued from P i| e 1A ful things are happen ing right now. I b lo w these experiences are m aking m e a stranger in di­ vidual, ready to face the jour­ neys that lie ahead." D upuis w i l l attend the U niversity o f South Florida and be a m em ber o f the sch o ol's m e w ly o rg a n ize d m archin g ;band. H e's a flutist and french b o m player. H is com position "A tla n tis ' w as recorded by the Florida 'S ta te Youth Orchestra and used by U niversal Studios. H e has Force been the principle flute in the FSYO the during the l.ist tw o years. The studio paid for a trip by Dupuis and his mother, Betty, to Seattle, Wash., where "Atlantis'' was re-record­ ed by the Seattle Sym phony Orchestra. "That's a great deal o f excite­ ment I wasn't realty expecting," Dupuis told members o f the Optimist Club at lunch Wednesday. Dupuis, w h o lives in T R A N S M IS S IO N TR O U B LE? Z' Casselberry, w ill be performing this summer in Munich, Vienna and Prague w ith the Florida State Youth Orchestra. H e's not the only music major in the family. Roger Dupuis, 15, is follow ing in John's footsteps. He's a trombonist in l ake llo w e ll High School hand, and lias ambitions to make music just as Ids brother is doing. Hie Dupuis Brothers may be the next Gerswins or Dorseys. Keep an ear to Ihicr music. miles f WISCONSIN Wisconsin Dells Madison O IO W A j Harrell L Beverly Transmissions ILLINOIS The 24th Annual Great Wisconsin Dells Balloon Rally, featuring 90 com­ petitors from around the world, will be held June S and June 6 at Wis­ consin Delis, WIs. 209 W . 25th St. Sanford 322-8415. S iK tm K S m h tfm ! ------- C ontinued from Pago 1A w ere "unnecessary," dism issing charges against Dunn fo r pos­ sessing Cocaine and tryin g to co n ccll it (tam pering w ith e v i­ dence). "T h e credible evid en ce estab­ lishes that the agents' use o f force against the d efendant w as, to say the least, excessive, leavin g him unconscious, or nearly so, b leed in g from the m outh and w ith a shattered spleen," Eaton w ro te in his order. " N o level o f force w as needed to h ave the defendant g iv e up w hat he already agreed to g iv e u p ," Eaton later w rote. ; Eaton's verdict cleared the w a y for Dunn's attorneys to file a d v il law suit in U 5 . Federal C ou rt in O rlando. Sanford attorney M ichael S. H errin g paid the suit against tw o - pos­ sib ly three - la w enforcem ent agencies m ay be filed in tw o to three weeks. ! "T h is is not an attem pt to bash law en forcem ent," H errin g said. "U n d e rco ver o ffi­ cers are w orkin g fo r the cornunity. In this case, they violatthe taw trying to enforce it. o one should be able to g o on ji ram page like that. Mr. Dunn p ea rly d ied from the beating he lo o k . H is spleen is gone, h e 'll b e taking m edication fo r the test o f his life ." H errin g said that Dunn, w h o fo u r previou s arrests in County, im m ed ia tely tted to the u ndercover pffleers that h e had crack tocain e but it w a s not fo r sale. E I Ml! >rirtiifltl fa *iit M ic offered to sm oke it w ith Ih em ." H errin g said. That's w hen the assault began, j Pinned to the grou n d b y the pffleert, Dunn resisted b y m o v ­ in g his head and fla ilin g his ; " W t t M S I M W # f* js h o c k f t d b y t t » lo r e * b e in g u s e d .” Michael Herring Attorney firms according to testim ony b y the agents. A n o th er tried to keep him from s w a llo w in g the cocaine w h ile another tried to pry his m i outh o p en w ith a ton. baton. ; "W itnesses w ere shocked by the force b ein g u sed," H errin g fo ld . ; H errin g said that i f it w ere not fo r Dunn's m other - a regis­ tered nurse - his client m ay h ave d ied at the hospital. ! A fte r em ergency surgery, Dunn w as chained to his hospi­ tal bed, H errin g said. { Eaton said W ednesday that la w requires dism issal o f charges w hen o ffenive conduct b y la w enforoet rises to the le v e l o f a v i o itio n o f du e process. * *% *’ 1 ”p** r [P i XV. "W h ile trial fu dges are undertandably reluctant to dismiss rim inal charges except in the nost egregiou s cases, it Is the < ssence o f judicial d u ty to d o so 1rhen appropriate," Eaton said. 1It is appropriate h ere." Assistant State A tto rn ey . kpril Kirshm an d id not say whether prosecutors w ou ld < ppeal Eaton's decision. • O range C ounty D epu ty ^ en n is Smith w as reprim anded fo r g iv in g Dunn three o r m ore fence spikes to the abdom en (hat Eaton concluded caused fo e w orst injury to the Sanford man. N o n e o f fo e oth er officers w ere charged. JCPenney J www.jcpenney.com MsMkssk ALTAMONTE MALL • ORLANDO FASHION SQUARE • SEMINOLE TOWN CENTER • FLORIDA MALL • WEST OAKS MALL \ I �6A •Sernnolo Herald, Sanlotd. Florida •Thursday, June 3. 1999 People Briefs Vintage View The Central Florida Com m unity Chorale w ill pre­ sent its 3rd Annual Pops! Concert on Saturday, June 19 at 2 p.m. at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. The performance w ill include selections from Camelot, M y Fair Lady, Aspects o f Love, Cats, West Side Story, Carousel, Guys and Dolls, and other favorites. The church is located at 2140 West S.R. 434 in Lon £ wood. Tickets are $5 for regular admission and children under 12 are free. For more information or to reserve tick­ ets, call the Central Florida Lyric Opera's offices at (407) 292-2143. '* The G E D Testa, leading to a State o f Florida High School Diploma, w ill be offered at Seminole Community College on |une 12,14 & 15. Registration for taking the tests . must be completed by a ppoin t*. ment June 1*3 at 11 a m. or 7 p.m. and June 4 at 11 a.m. To sign up for the test or register for the free GED study pro­ gram, call SCC Student Services at (407) 328-2153. T h e C h ild ren 's H o m e S ociety! H e a lth y F am ilies S em in ole C o m m u n ity Resource and R eferra l C en ter is o fferin g a free parenting workshop. This is Sem inole Boulevard almost under water. T h e Municipal Z o o is on the left and the Yacht Club building out o ver Lake M onroe is alm ost Hooded. T h e time w e e late summ er or early fall of 1953. T h e Sanford area had had an unusually large amount o f rainfall all summ er long en d w hen a hurricane ca m e it w e e Htaa t f w M ora sce n es from this flood will b e published in future V intage View s. Sunrise K lw anis The Seminole Sunrise Klwanis Club meets every Friday, at 7 a m , at Shoney's, US 17-92, south o f Airport Boulevard. Guest are welcome. For informa­ tion, call Tony McDaniel at 3240469. Free clinic Friday A free clinic to include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 am ., at the Geneva Elementary School in the old school building, comer of First and Main Street in Geneva. The clinic is sponsored by the Seminole County Health Department in conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriff's Office and Geneva Elementary School. For information, call 3499284. Weight Watchers A local chapter o f Weight Watchers meets at the Lake Mary Community Building every Thursday from 4:45 to 6:45 p m . Recovery Fresh Start R ecovery program s offers 12-step support grou p* fo r those experiencing life-control­ lin g problems. T h e groups meet every Thursday, at 730 pan., at Destiny Church, 3110 H o w e ll Branch Road, W inter Park. For inform ation call 382*3232 or 3848135. 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I l x st are held every Thursday, at 8 p.m., at Sanford Christian Church, 730 Upsala Road, Sanford. For information, call 323-8524. Blue Grass Pickers Pol Luck dinner Sanford Blue G n u Pickers meet every Thursday, from 6-10 p m ., at the Greater Sanford Cham ber o f Com m erce. Pickers and grinneis are w elcom e. For information, call John Shaffer, 829*4931. W id ow ed persona are invited to attend a p ot luck dinner at 5 3 0 p m every third Thursday o f the month at the Casselberry Senior C en ter 200 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Alanon, Alateen A lan on and A lateen meetings Submarine veterans Veterans, Central Florida Base, meet at 7 p m at the Fleet Reserve Club, 3040 West SR 46, the Erst Thursday o f the month. A ll submariners, both active o r otherwise, are w elcom e. For information, call Bud Simpson, 330*4445. Sanford Historic Trust Th e Sanford H istoric Trust meets the first Thursday o f the month, at 7 p m ., at the First Presbyterian Church, co m er o f Fourth Street and Park Avenue, Sanford. For m ore information, please call 321-6734. Th e public is in vited to attend. The U nited States Submarine Help needed to end abuse THURSDAY PRIME TIME 6:00 dren ’s behavior. Th e group is open to parents o f preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. For m ore inform ation call (407) 324-0724 o r visit their w eb site at toughlove.org. Topics to be discussed w ill include effective discipline, com m unication and tips on h o w to change behavior. Th e w ork sh op w ill be presented by Boys T o w n on June 2 from 2 to 4 p.m . st the Salvation A rm y, W. 24th Street, Sanford. For m o re inform ation o f to m ake a reservation call (407) fc ta illio i oo, (IWQBiwatnFioM, X sag*1 M i n l II In n li tlt t: tocontC — L i BaB raTB S jUM: 10110, Coral, | (H) PtfiinJJn Mmif ‘ W iy w IJonitoFFoil Hoflto] UicJmsTl [rSTKT R ta i (In Sioiwl 1 II Ml WcWTtawS TlWnCotoOooanga i W r ----s m WCWT D E A R A B B Y: I have read and •ojoysd your wisdom, humor and hnnaety far many, many yoara sad have always bosn imprt sasd with your oMnasss to dlflhrsnt p l i >|« o f view, la th a i^ th t, I oOtr mias: I'm w ritia c in rospoaaa to the plight o f “Sarm," whose friends art angry with ■8am," a new boyfriend who beau her. A t a party, the host* eaa wanted to attack 8am for this beh avior, bu t fearad this would cauas him to beat Bars even mors, so the guests were polite and did nothing. You replied that you would have done likew ise for the same reaeon. You advised the hosteee to toll Sera she doesn't have to toler­ a te Barn's abuse, th a t he w on 't change Without counseling and to leave the relationship. A s a retired m aniags and (t a lly counselor, may I offer • different perspective? T h e problem . here U not Sam ao much ais Sera, who, Pm su re, knows s lr s e d y what you advised her friends to tell her. The tact that she cant take care o f her­ self is the real Issue. Personal counssling and attendlr y Code pendents Anonymous would help her disarm whet appears to be an inner, selfdestructive reAisal to taka action on her own behalf. By complaining to her friends while doing nothing herself, she has in ltla ts d a "gam s* o f w h it E ric Barns caltad ‘ Ain't It A w ftiir Here are the rule#: Friends suggest and cajole, Bara admits they are right — but does nothing. Each boatin g I makes the friends angrier and Bars a more dramatic victim. 11m gams continues until the friend* tire or 8ara changes. The issue is really not Bam, vil­ lain though he is, because he, too, la only acting out what he believes ia appropriate In relationships, I hope Sara and Bam find the strength to assk the help they both need. HOW ARD D .B O T I, BAN MATEO, C A U F. DEAR HOWARD! L too, . they both hot find the strength to ■Bare will do U get help, ion what typo of or not dt is. If he's one of the minority who hove a i and a sinosre desire to there isl D E A R ABBY: I am now in the 20th year o f my second marriage. M y husband and 1 have children from our previous marriages. Now, after tw o decades o f commingling our hinds and working to secure a future for ourselves in our retire­ m en t yea rs, m y spouse has r e ­ quested that we split everyth in g ( end put it in asperate individual j names so that be w ill be able to leave hla h alf o f our peseta to his children when he pessee sway. Ha taels that he will dlebefbre it would not bo b l r to hia to be required to wait until I pass sway b e a n they receive hU half o f our eseeta. Ho also taels that there will be enough for me to survive on with my half o f our ease Please print your answer and do not reveal my namo or location. SECOND TIM E AROUND A N D W ONDERING DEAR SECOND TIME AROUNDi if after 10 husband has decided to split l �Seminole Herald, Sanford, Flonda - Thursday. June 3, 1999 •7 A Purdy speaks at Sanford Kiwanis welcome Pierce Historical Society M a y 27 By G race M. S tln eclp h er Herald Correspondent SA N FO R D — A large num­ ber o f members and guests of the Sanford I fistorical Society were on hand at the May 27 meeling to hear Dr. Barbara Purdy, noted archeologist, tell o f her experiences while exca­ vating on the North Shorn of Like Monroe. In 1987, Dr Purdy was shown a wooden artifact which had been found in ideal condition near Enterprise; baser! on that, she decided to investigate. Tire site of the midden was off shore; it was difficult to gel to as they had trouble with their pump and there were too many other logistics to over­ come, so they had to discontin­ ue. Hut they had found enough artifacts to want to come back. In 1992, Dr. Purdy came back with 75 volunteers and they found a record number of arti­ C o N c s jm m lc iil and also shark teeth which showed that the people were in contact with others farther away. Dr. Purdy explained that people are naturally curious and like to know about the past. They found in this dig that people 4,000-6,000 years ago had the same problems as w e do, only they used different technologies to solve them. Right here, 6,000 years ago, people were adapting to new resources that were beginning to evolve on the St. Johns River. Dr. Purdy il lustra led her facts dating back 4.000 years. talk w ith many slides which Then, in 1993, John Allen designed a project so they could excavate the lake. A floating platform was con­ structed and using a large pump, sand bags and plastic, the lake bed was exposed as dry land. At every level they found lots of artifacts, some of them being fiber tempered pottery, stone points, bone fragments, fish bone's and wooden items. There were many animal jaws found, including beaver, which an- not native to the area helped explain the project. She also answered several questions from the very interested group. The meeting was held at the beautiful Indian Mound Yacht Club at the Sanford Boat Works on Lake Monroe. Information was also given on the nearby Indian Mound and several attendees walked to the site. Several announcements were made during the business session which was conducted by president Grace Marie Stinecipher. The calendar committee has almost completed the selection o f pictures for the 20CX) calendar and is getting bids from printers. The members are working on a time-line for the inside cover. Harold Chapman, member­ ship chairman, reported that as a result o f their efforts sev­ eral new members had joined since January. Il was announced that the Heritage Bricks have finally been placed in front o f the Sanford Museum largely due to the efforts of Michele Burier, Museum Aide, with help from Julie Jeffries. Recently pur­ chased bricks are on order and will be placed soon. The Society w ill continue to sell these. Anyone interested may contact the Sanford Museum (302-1000). Cost is $50 00 each. A ll Society members were invited to attend the reception which w ill reveal the Walking/Driving Brochure at the Bettye D. Smith Cultural Arts Center on June 11. The hours are 530-7:30 p m. The Society donated the funds for the pictures included in the brochure which is a project of the Sanford Historic Trust. The next meeting o f the Society w ill be July 22 at the Sanford Museum at which time Ed and Imogcnc Yarborough of Geneva w ill tell of cattle ranch­ ing in Seminole County. Members and guests enjoyed refreshments both before and after the meeting which were provided by Xarefa Marsh, Ron Risner and Joe Hunt. I'ho Seminole Herald is available at the following loeaf ions: Photo oubmMod Thomas Pierce (left) is congratulated by Don Stanford, president of the Sanford Kiwanis Club, after his induction into the 78-year-old Kiwanis Club at Lakeside Landing, Marina Hotel. Walt Smith, membership chairman, hands Tom his new membership kit. Pierce is a Sales Associate with Watson Realty Corp. in Lake Mary. Formerly from Newburn, N.C., Tom and his father reside in Mayfair sub­ division near Lake Monroe. It's not too late to become a weather page sponsor. Your e d w til be eeen by thousands o f perspective clients daily. So don't le t the sun go down before you c a t a Seminole Herald Advertising specialist for more details on IN * e te tin g offer. 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FAMILY DOLLAR 413 E. 1st ST. - TRU-VALUE 503 E. 1st ST. SEM CO. COURT HOUSE 301 N. PARK AVE. < PHILLY EXPRESS 209 W. 1st ST. ' SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER 200 T0WNE CENTER CIR. STEAK & SHAKE 40 SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER ABC LIQUOR 2885 S. HWY 17-92 . E-ZONE DISCOUNT2707 S. ORLANDO OR. MELS DINER 3221 S. ORLANDO DR. . SCHL0TZSKY S 2904 S. ORLANDO OR. SHENANDOAH VILLAGE 4220 S. ORLANDO OR. F- BUDGET INN 3200 S. ORLANDO DR. ' MARINERS VILLAGE 3320 S. ORLANDO OR. DENNYS 3771 S. ORLANDO DR. .. MCDONALDS 3785 S. ORLANDO OR. !, RAYMOND FURNITURE 2670 ORLANDO OR. QUINCYS 2935 ORLANDO DR. FOOD LION 3121 ORLANDO DR. SH0NEYS 3150 ORLANDO DR. SONNYS B-B-Q 3506 ORLANDO OR. BRIDGEWATER APTS. 500 W. AIRPORT BLV0. SANDALWOOD CONDOMINIUMS 110 AIRPORT BLVO. ST0NEBR00K APTS. 1000 AIRPORT BLVD. SCC BUILDING V 100 WELDON BLVO. SCC BUILDING A 100 WELDON BLVD.. SAJLP0INT APTS. 401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. REGATTA SHORES 2335 W. SEMINOLE BLVO. CENTRAL FL. REG. H0S. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVO. (EMERGENCY) CENTRAL FL. REG. H0S. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVO. (MAIN) TWELVE OAKS RV 6300 W. SR 46 DENNYS 4650 W. SR 46 SUPER 8 MOTEL 1-4 & W. SR 46 COUNTRY GENERAL 4000 E. SR 46 CRACKER BARREL 200 HICKMAN OR. MCDONALDS 150 HICKMAN DR. TOWN & COUNTRY 5355 ORANGE BLVO. VIV0NAS PIZZA 2477 PARK AVE. & 25th ACE HARDWARE 207 E. 25th ST. DOLLAR GENERAL 7542 STATE ST. SEMINOLE COUNTY JAIL 212 BUSH BLVD. KATIES COVE WEKIVA PARK DR. CARRIAGE COVE 500 CARRIAGE COVE WAY PINE RIDGE 1718 PINE RIDGE R0. CEDAR CREEK 2450 HARTWELL AVE. GEORGIA ARMS 2600 GEORGIA AVE. DON PABLOS 100 T0WNE CENTER BLVO. SONNY S SUB SHACK 2290 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SAVE AN INCREDIBLE ENTIRE INVENTORY LAKE MARY AREA REFLECTIONS PLAZA 520 LAKE MARY BLVD. DALTON PLACE APTS.13411 LAKE MARY BLVO. CAFE SORRENTO 227 COUNTRY CLlfe R0. APPLET0NS 3575 LAKE MARY BLVO. MR. PRINT 3813 LAKE MARY CENTER HIDDEN VILLAGE 955 PEBBLE CREEK DRIVE KRYSTAL 4406 W. LAKE MARY BLVO. LONGWOOD AREA L0NGW00D CITY HALL 155 W. WARREN AVE. 0UNK1N DONUTS 17-92 ECKER0 DRUGS 947 W. SR. 434 TOWNSHIP PLAZA W. SR. 434 BOSTON MARKET L0NGW00D VILLAGE PLAZA MIAMI SUBS 2035 SR. 434 ORLANDO SOUTH SEMINOLE HOSPITAL 555 W. SR. 434 PHYSICIAN'S BUILDING 515 W. SR. 434 R&B FOOD MART 1495 S. HWY. 17-92 L0NGW0OD RAMADA INN NORTH 2025 W. SR. 434 LONGWOOO OVIEDO AREA TOWN HOUSE 9E. BROADWAY ST. OVIEDO COIN LAUNDRY 209 GENEVA DRIVE CHULU0TAAREA CHULU0TA GROCERY 7TH ST. OSTEEN AREA OSTEEN DINER POST OFFICE M A R Y ARIA WINN DIXIE 42237 2 N. US HWY 17-92 The Fun Stuff Store �I ._ y •Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida •Thursday, June 3. 1999 County discusses new standards for setbacks By Bill Kerns Staff Writer S A N F O R D - Seminole County officials are meeting with developers to discuss stan­ dards that would increase set­ back requirements for business­ es along State Road 46 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Tlie proposed county stan­ dards are similar to standards passed by Sanford in April, and w ould require building along the corridors to be setback at least 50 feet from the right-ofw ay line, landscape buffer areas would be planted with live oaks. In addition, ground-mounted signs would be limited in size to 100 square feel. A ll approved freestanding walls, sound barri­ ers, ground sign enclosures, and planters fronting intersections in the corridor would In* made of brick. L ik e Mar)’ City Manager John Litton recommends changes to the county ordinance, including prohibiting gmund signs from moving, rotating, or using flash­ ing lights. Litton also said ban­ ners announcing a business opening should be limited to a six-week period that would begin no sooner Ilian two weeks prior to a business opening and end one month after its opening. The proposed standards for SR 40 are proposed for the area between the railroad overpass at Airport Boulevard and Interstate 4. The ordinance would lie coordinated with Sanford and Lake Mary to cre­ ate gateway overlay standards for Like Mary Boulevard County staff is recommending that the gateway overlay stan­ dards extend to North Center Street, 800 feet west o f Orange Boulevard, to cover the entire segment o f SR 46 subject to more intense development. The first County Commission public hearing is scheduled for Aug. 10. Tony Mathews, the county’s principal planner, said meeting the Aug. 10 goal depends on how smooth meet­ ings with members of the Development Advisory Board can be conducted. "W e may not make those (August) dates," Mathews said. We Bring Today’s Local Hometown News Right To Your Front Door! WELCOME Subscribe to the No arrests for Operation Cap and Gown From S taff R eports N o one was arrested at the 12 parties monitored by law enforcement agencies through­ out the county in the recent Operation Cap and Gown. More than a dozen parties throughout Seminole County were monitored by investigators from May 25 to M ay 28. Last year, 60 people were arrested in the operation. Each of the county’s cities par­ ticipated in the operation, along with law enforcement agencies. The county’s hotcLs and motels were notified about the opera­ tion, investigators said. Under the county's Zero Tolerance policy, possession or use o f alcohol or tobacco under­ age w ill result in an immediate arrest. Investigators did issue 24 notices to businesses selling alco­ hol or tobacco without asking for proper identification, investigators checked 65 estab­ lishments throughout the county to monitor the sale of alcohol or tobacco, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. 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The upstairs level ofO u r Boutique houses Michelle Cason Photography portrait studio. Specialized services of the portrait audio include weddings and portraits, m well as children and glamour photography. In reflecting the spirits of its proprietors. Our Boutique strives to offer clients an unparalleled shopping experience against the backdrop of quaint Victorian A Yankee f e nd ten• Scrntchlpn • P it Richter Cntn M eow V illage a Custom Pieces Lefton Colonial V illage Lighthouam A H istoric W illiam sburg Collection 228 W . W a rre n A v e . (4 0 7 ) 834-4266 5 Mon. - Sat 1 0 - 5 ’ APPLE BAS KET - • Upscale Ladies Clothing • Handbags Collectibles Household Items • Jewelry LI W. Warren Ave. (407) 832*5000 Mon. • Sat 10 • 5 218 W Chan* fee. (491) 332-1700 Mon. • Sat. 10*5' Shelia's • Boyds • i y • H arm ony Kingdom WUUraye • Russ Berrte • M argaret Fu rlon g G ou rm et Foods and Unique C ifU fo r AU Occasions 141 W. Church Ave. (407) 834*7220 Primitive Tin • CountryCandies • Framed Aft • Simmering potpourri • Brandywine Houses • YesNUxmd Collectible Glean Ornaments Dept. 56 Heritage Villages 4 Soowbabies * Celebrate America: Dept 54 Special Eveat J«ae 26Ul Limited Egitlsa BaHilagi Loo>ty>Mor»ans9isis,sslss(»itssisctsdltsins)si>SMntIt1SlltnYt « • * m u t in y r t g ls t s r la s a c t n l o a r to w ta a a lM W n f l l �I L 7* ports Samfoota Hsrsld. Sanford. Ftortda • Tburedsy, June 3.1099 • I B A ssistant Sports Editor Summer Used to be a time o take a >reather i t i SANFORD - It may be summer it that doesn't mean sports t^-asons are over. ! That Isn't necessarily a good thing. » All over Seminole County, the ifchts are on all night as sum­ mer teams, all-star teams and /%\U teams play more and more laiseball. ! When does It become too ifurhV | Controversy has broken out i i several high schools over whether or not a player will fall ilit of grace with his or her (tmcli If they don't play summer « Aren't the kids supposed to ijc kids, especially when they (rr going Into thetr senior year? • Summer Is sup-<x>sed to be .»>>out hanging out at the beach, ilircklng out the opposite sex id trying to create a future. ' Instead, lots o f kids, and re­ member. they ore Idds, are ^pending their days on base­ ball and softball fields, not to ifirntion basketball courts. getting Lake Mary Friday M en’s Softball squads putting up big run totals LAKE MARY - The City o f Lake Mary Depart­ ment o f Parks and Recreation Men's Spring Fri­ day Night Slow Pitch Softball League has turned Into a hitter's paradise. The last two Friday's at the Lake Mary Sports Complex none o f the winning teams has scored less than 11 runs, with one winning team put­ ting 33 runs on the board and another plating 21 runs. On May 21st, ADAPCO dumped Elegant Lawn Maintenance, 15-3: Blue Haven Pools edged Nice ‘N Easy. 12-11; and Sunrise Funeral Home crushed Seagate Software, 33-7. Lost Friday. May 28th. Nice 'N Easy whipped Seagate Software. 21-8; Sunrise Funeral Home smacked Elegant Lawn Maintenance. 17-2:1 and ADAPCO outscored Blue Haven Pools. 15-12. ADAPCO and Sunrise Funeral Homes are both 3-1 and lead Blue Haven Pools and Nice 'N Easy (both 2-2) and Elegant Lawn Maintenance and Seagate Software (both 1-3). This Friday at the Lake Mary Sports Complex on Rantoul Lane, Elegant Lawn Maintenance takes on Nice N Easy at 8:30 p.m.; Sunrise Fu­ neral Home battles ADAPCO for first place nl 7:30 p.m.: and Blue Haven Pools faces Seagate Software at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were: M A T 21 ADAPCO: three hits _ Bobby Brown (home run. double, three runs. RBI). Chris Bryson (two doubles, two runs, three RBI). Danny Hewitt (double, two runs. RBI): two hits _ Bruce Sellers (double, two runs). Terry Atkinson (two runs, two RBI). Oreg Richards and Red Oam er (one RBI each); one hit _ Mickey Cogbum and Larry D il­ lon (one run scored and one RBI each). Tony Taylor (run). Mike Taylor, one run scored Chip Smith. Elegant Lawn Maintenance: two hlta _ Paul Riggins (mn): one hit _ James Torella (triple, two RBI). Chad Bowersox and Terry Bartley (one run st ored each). Ronnie Bartley, BUI Wamoek. Blue Haven Pools: four hits _ Rafael Rafael (two runs, three RBI): three hits _ Ben Fratrtck (double, three runs. RBI), Toddle Cox (two runs, two RBI). Paul Moriarty (three RBI): two hits _ Chris Wall (two nina). John Keelan IV (run), Bob Pulagano; one hit _ John Poole (run. RBI), Mike Fratrik (RBI); one run scored _ Andy Anderson; one RBI _ John Keelan. Nice 'N Rasy: four hits _ Tom Wilks (home run, double, two runs, four RBI): three hits _ Jerry Oovemale (triple, double, two runs, two RBI); two hits _ Mike Berry (triple, two runs. RBI), Mark Clatterbuck (two doubles, two runs). Skip Bowen (double, run. two RBI). Dean Parmer (run); one hit _ Tim Barrett (triple. RBI). Mike McLohon (run). Ken Perkins; one RBI _ Steve Passwater. Sunrise Funeral Home: five hits _ Craig Merkerson (two doubles, four runs, two RBI); four hits _ Sam Raines (home run. three runs, two RBI),. Nokia Roberts (triple, two doubles, three runs, seven RBI). Kevin Julian (triple, double, four runs, three RBI), Raymond Hartsfleld (triple, double, two runs, three RBI). Oreg Hardy (two doubles, four runs, four RBI): three hits _ Keith Acree (three runs, two RBI); two hlta _ Stevtn Dennis (double, three runs, three RBI). Arthur Barnes (two runs. RBI). Myriel Reid (run. RBI): three runs scored, one RBI _ Brian Jones; one run scored, one RBI _ Krithtan Roberts. Seagate Software: two hits _ John Alvarez (double). Rob Kammrl (two runs. RBI): one hit _ Dan Loplcrolo (triple, two runs. RBI). Chris Formont (double, three RBI), John Nagle (run. RBI). Mike LaPeters and Oeorge Glasgow (one run scored each), Destry White. r ■ I lfs a wonder more o f them dfri't Just bum out a n d give u p"t tar sport altogether. {Granted, a lot o f kids are gym rAtli'bnd live for the atdfcU'or sweat mixed with dirt. They realize that a college scholarship and millions o f dollars are waiting at the end o f the rainbow if they can Just get through high school and Im­ prove with every game. But Is that a good thing? Sure, the quality o f the game would suffer. I spent a year In an Icebox called New Hamp­ shire a few y e a n ago and saw their baseball and softball teams not be able to under­ stand the concept o f fielding until the season was nearly ovrr since they didn't play year-round. You sure don't see a lot o f major leaguers from New Hampshire cither, do you? Not to brag, but I also played, actually sat. high school base­ ball as a high schooler In Bal­ timore for three years and the first time we'd sec a baseball In months was In late February when we had to practice in the gym because there was too much snow outside. By that time, Florida high school teams were well under­ way. Florida Is second only to California In producing m ajor league baseball players, but, still. I wonder If there's too much. In high school basketball, the college recruiters. They spend their time at AAU games and summer camps which go on all over the country. The typical high school player In hopes o f a scholar­ ship plays year-round ball or never gets noticed. Same with soccer and volley­ ball. And It doesn't Just affect the kids. It affects the parents who spend all summer loading up the mini-vans driving all over the country In pursuit o f the next tournament. Little Leaguers go through the same thing. It's fun to read ubout the kids who travel all over the southeast every week­ end. winning one soccer tour­ nament after another, but when do they get time to Just be Idds? Also, what about the effect on the arms o f some o f the pitchers In these summer leagues? The average arm only has so many Itches, so how Btnari is It to ave someone practice their curveball all year long. Think about Kerry Wood. K Tennessee Country, Pebble Junction widen gap 9ra (left) was the only SarrUnoia Athletic Conference pleyer tefcen hi the eerty rounds of Wednesday's Ameieur Baeebal Draft. TheetroryarmedouMolderwae tie 483rdpleyer le le cted overalby the Oakland Athletic a Of other local interest Deiona Trinity ChrieHan School rtgNflanded pitcher Andrew Breen (above), who played In the Sanford nerreelon De­ partment Babe R u » Beaebal league and wee a Fkel Team A I-8 tto Cteee A selection on Tueedey. was ttw 204th pleyer taken fo the draft by ths At(ante Braves. Allegra drafted; Maher honored I f H i M ill SPORTS EDITOR LAKE MARY • Josh was a good first name to have on W ednesday If you were a high school baseball player with talent. Three o f the top six players, including the first two. selected In the 1990 Amateur Baseball Draft had the first name o f Josh as athletes sat by the phone to see If their dreams o f a professional baseball career would come true. Locally It waa a quiet day aa only two players were picked, but a W inter Springs High School star did pick up a state honor. The Tampa Bay Devil Rays had the first pick and went with 6 -fo o M . 200-pound outfielder Josh Hamilton from Athens D rive Tenneaaee Country Saloon waa never In trouble, scoring seven runs in the eecond in ­ ning to build a K M lead and Courtyard by Marriott o f Lake Mary never got closer than 12*7 after th at Once beaten Pebble Junction took a little while to get the bate going, but when It did the gu n e ended quickly w ith Pebble Junction whitewashing AAA Services, 10-0, In five »" «t "g p Pebble Junction onhr led T-0 after three Innings, bu t then plated seven runs In the fiairth Inning to get the fa t lady* GFC sets migratory game bird Its final m eeting as an organi­ zation last weekend. The 56-year-old OFC w ill cease to exist on July 1 when the new Fish and W ildlife C on­ servation Commission w ill over aa the state's primary w ildlife agency. The OFC adopted a resolution last F ri­ day, officially relinquishing Us powers, authority, resources and assets to the new Commism igratory game 111be aa follows: be Oct. 2-25. Nov. 13-28 and Dec. U -Jan . 9. * Early wood duck and teal season w ill be Sept. 25-29, and regular duck and coot season w ifi be Nov. 20-Jan 18. * Rail and common moorhen season w ill be 8cpt. 1-Nov. 9. * Snipe season w ill be Nov. 1-Feb. 15. * Woodcock season w ill be Dec. 18-Jan. 16. -* Crow season w ill be Nov. 13-Jan. 23 and May 13-Nov. 5. In addition, the OFC also e s ­ tablished a Nov. 20-Jan. 28 Canada goose season for Lake Seminole In Jackson County and a light goose (arrow goose and Ross' goose) season, north and west o f the Suwannee Outdoors It wau stem tim ing hunting �I 20 •Seminolo Harakl. Sanford, Florida •Thursday, June 3. 1999 Lake Mary Continued from Page IB M A Y 28 Nice 'N Easy: four hits _ Mark Carpenter (double, three runs, four RBI); three hits _ Tbm Wilks (home run. two runs, five RBI). Mike Mcl/jhon (three runs, two RBI); two hits _ Eddie Smith (two doubles, two runs, three RBI). Steve Pnsswntcr (double, two runs, two RBI). Mark lluaman (double, two runs). Bill Quinn (two mns); one hit . Ken Perkins (three nins. two RBI). Andy Szvmanskl (run. two RBI). Mike Berry (run). Seagate Software: two hits _ Drew Coulter (two runs, RBI). Rich Carlson (run. two RBI). John A l­ IN Tire cost la $30 for textbooks, ‘ and the rentn) o f the classroom, There Is ample free parking. Further information may be obtained by calling (407) 850-2483 or (941) 424-5088. BRIEF ICE LOOKING FOR PLAYERS LAKE MARY - The Seminole Ice U-15 boys team (U-16 for 1999-2000) Is looking for a few serious soccer players for advanced training and state and national level competi­ tion. The team, coached by Lake Mary's Lorry McCorkle, will have tryouts on Tuesday and Th u rsday, June 8 and June 10. at the Sem i­ nole complex. Call McCorkle at 695-2131 or Ron Fulmorc at 323-3500 for details. SAFE BOATING COURSE ORLANDO - The United States Coast Guard Auxiliary. Flotilla 4-11 (Orlando/Winter Park) will offer a safe boating course starting June 7. 1999 at the Florida Auctioneer Academy. 10316 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. Registration will start at 7 p.m. with classes meeting on Monday and Wednesday eve­ nings. These courses are taught by certified Coast Guard Auxiliary boating safety Instructors. Tim Raines Is a Sanford native and Seminole High School graduate now playing for the Oakland Athletics. Hla statistics for the 1999 season is In the first column, personal-best season totals In the second column and career totals (Including 1999) In the third column. RAZNBS Q A U O E C A TE G O R Y OVIEDO - Oviedo High School will be giving physicals to athletes interesting In playing school sports this coming year on June 7th from 5:30 p.m.-to-8 p.m. Signs will be posted around the school on where the physicals will be administered. WORK AT THE SPEEDWAY DAYTONA BEACH - Daytona International Speedway will soon begin hiring for the Influx o f temporary employees needed to staff the July 3 Pepsi 400. The Speedway's Ticket Operations depart­ ment Is inviting all Interested residents to the final Interview session, scheduled for Satur­ day. June 5th, between the hours or 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The Interviews will take place at Gale 13, behind the Winston Tower. During the sessions. Information on Job d e ­ scriptions and pay rates w ill be discussed, i see B rie fs . P a g e S B Raines had a big day. going 2-for-4, Including his third home run o f the season, scoring two runs and driving In two, but the Tampa Bay Devil Rays rallied behind Jose Canseco's 20th home m n o f the season to beat the Athletics 7-6 Wednesday afternoon. Average..,.... ........... ............. . IB The Florida Marlins had the No. 2 p ick and went with another 6-foot-4 player, pitcher Josh B eckett The righthander Spring High School tn Spring. Texas has been clocked throwing as high as 99-m ph and has been compared to another Texas legend, Nolan Ryan. The third pick by the Detroit Tigers, managed by form er Seminole Community College All-Am erica Larry Parrish, was U ni­ versity o f Southern California catcher Eric Munson, while Arizona took Cory M yers, a shortstop bom Phoenix, and Minnesota took Brandon G aibe, an outfielder from W ash­ ington, to complete the top five. The other ‘Josh' taken was Josh O lrdley, hast 160 652 133 194 71 38 13 18 90 .334 TRX 300 FW X Was ‘4,399 Save - ‘500 Was ‘5,199 Save - ‘500 Now *3,899 Now *4,699 Over 40 o f the area's top adult amateur soccer teams are expected to compete In the 3rd annual tournament, which last year featured 28 teams. w H O N D E — — nwAWMocuM WAD VEX* U M O M TMWOUCHjr 'Me CUmmOMIUMfKVtCT M BMMMBft CKTM W H' MWD WOYa<IOSaB>1IIMSIM.tlOBUOCr *W IsS bS S * M ta m S S fia m m w m SSu m i — 1B Top adult soccer teams to compete at Cocoa Expo The 1999 "Sun til Moon , C lash: w ill be played June 25th through June 27th. \3401 N. H *y 1748 m Sanford Recreation Department Babe Ikith Baseball League, was a First Team Class A selection earlier this w eek and w as picked W ednesday with the 204th pick fay the A t­ lanta Braves. The 30 m ajor league teams com pleted 22 rounds on W ednesday and the draft w ill continue today and Friday with aa many as 50 rounds o f players being selected. In other baseba ll new * an W ednesday, W inter Springs High School sophomore pitcher Chris M aher w as named Honorable Mention C lass 3A All-State by the Florida High School A ctivities Association and the Florida Sportswritera Association. The C lass 6A and 6A teams should be announced later today. COCOA BEACH - This month the "Sun til Moon Clash” Soccer Six Tournament returns to the Cocoa Expo Sports Complex. 0 1 /n F m m tF u n Jeff having a good time watching ESPN’s rundown q f the tap-00 athletes q f the century, but on my list. Secretariat is fourth, behind AIL Ruth and Jordan. The greatest hone q f aO time, one who captivated a nation, was 37th on the E SM Ust last week. to lls Honda makes America's most popular AlVa. And two of our model* are about to become s lot more popular Because now you can get 7.9%APB financing and no down ptvtnsnt’ on all new Honda FouiThuf* 800s and FourTrax 300 t i l l . So make tracks to your Honda dealer today. Because on June 80th, this offer Is going to hit the trail. meanwhile, were strong from the start, holding AAA Services to only four singles and allow­ ing only one runner to advance past first base. The late game saw W ells Contracting wtn Its second lo p ­ sided victory In a row after opening the season with three straight losses. George Porzlg's three-run double keyed a 13-run top o f the first Inning and pitcher's Bob Wells and Ray Hartsfleld held M.T. Muggs to only two singles as Wells Contracting won 20-0 In two-plus Innings. Tennessee Country Saloon Is now 5-0, while Pebble Junction is 4-1. Completing the stand­ ings are Courtyard by Marriott o f Lake Mary (3-2). Nobles Communication and W ells Contracting (both 2-3), AAA Services (2-4) and M.T. Muggs (0-5). Next Wednesday night at Plnchurat Park. M.T. Muggs challenges Pebble Junction at 6:30 p.m.: Courtyard by Marri­ ott o f Lake Maty battles W ells Contracting at 7:30 p.m.; No- Last Baeoad Shot: I'm a lefthanded pitcher from Texas, by the Montreal Expos. The only Seminole Athletic Conference player selected in the lin t 22 rounds was Lake M ary High School outfielder Matt AUegra* The strong-armed Allegra, a star with the Sanford American Legion Poet S3 team the • last two summers who signed early with coach Jay Bergman's University o f Central Florida Oolden Knights, was the 483rd player taken overall by the Oakland Athlet­ ics. The only other player taken with a local connection was Deltona Trinity Christian pitcher Andrew Brown. The 8-foot-6 righthander, who played the TRX300X Wednesday— A love o f sports is great and If the kida want to play all year, that's wonderful. Aa long as there's no pres­ sure to do so. earner 2,318 8.625 1,538 2,552 955 415 112 166 804 .298 #1 Werkksns! # f Sellar! Sava '500 aa Naw B9'a! Bartley (triple, run. RBI). Matt Oatway. Gene Oangen one run scored _ Paul Jacobs. ADAPCO: three hits _ Bobby Brown (home run, run, two RBI). Danny Hewitt (triple, double, two runs, two RBI). Ricky Bam es (triple, three runs, RBI). Greg Richards (two runs, RBI); two hits _ Tony Taylor (two doubles, two runs), Jamie Pltzer (four RBI). Bill Cogbum (RBI); one hit _ Chris Bryson (triple, run, RBI), Mickey Cogbum (double, nm ). Mike Taylor (two runs), Terry Atkinson (two RBI), Red Gamer; one run scored, one RBI _ Larry Dillon. Blue Haven 1*0010: three hits _ John Keelan IV (home run, double, run, three RBI), John Poole (triple, tTiree runs, three RBI); two hits _ J.C. Renrdon (double, run), Brad Klinger (run, two RBI). Lebron Enrique (two runs. RBI), Scott Degralf (two runs), Rafael Rafael and Todd Cox (one C o n tin u e d fro m Page I B OVIEDO ATHLETIC PHYSICALS *98 32 79 13 18 13 2 0 3 1 .225 Gaines......................................... At-bats......... .............................. Runs.................................... ...... Hits............................................. r b i ................................. ;.......... D oubles...................................... Trip les........................................ Home runs............ ..................... Steals..................................... . Draft- varez (run), Cary Plttard (RBI); one hit _ Mike LaPcters (double, run. RBI). Rob Kammel and Damon llawklns (one run scored and one RBI each), Chris Fomiont (run). Sunrise Funeral Home: four hits _ Tony Smith (triple, three doubles, four runs, RBI). Kelthlan Roberts (RBI): three hits _ Dale Peters (home run. two runs, three RBI|; two hits _ Crnlg Merkerson (home run. two runs, four RBI). Raymond Hartsfleld (double, two runs, two RBI), Greg Hardy (double, two runs. RBI). Robert Stevens (double, two runs). Kevin Julian (run. RBI); one hit _ Nakia Roberts (home run. run. three RBI): one run scored _ Stevln Dennis. Elegant Lawn Maintenance: one hit _ Terry Team s participating in the tournament may com pke In any one o f the seven adult d iv i­ sions: M en's A. B. C and SO* or W om en's A. B and Co-ed Open. (A - premier, B • competitive, C - recreational). Team s are guaranteed a minimum o f three games. One match w ill be played Friday night between 9 p.m. fr M id­ night and one match w ill be played on Saturday morning between 9 a.m. and Noon. The final round o f the tour­ nament, playoff matches, and the tournament finals w ill begin Saturday Night at 7 p.m. and w ill continue all evening until cham pions are crowed In each division. run scored each); one hit _ John Keelan (double, two RBI), Bob Palagano. MAT 21 L a v s Hi Ii I m ADAPCO 0 1 0 *0 . S 7 7SI 01 . IB 21 u m 030 0 I B 4 . 12 21 202 280 0 . 1 1 I t Bhia Havas Paata Rica I t Eaay M S |11| _ 3 * *4 1*0 * . 7 10 •uartaa Psaatal Rama Baagata l a l l i t n mat aa 01S001 . S 12 21S 1 0 9 .2 1 21 Saafata M m n Mica 'll Eaay B20 1 9 . 17 2* 0 0 0 *0 . 2 2 Suarlaa Psaaral Hama D e fea t L a v s Malstasaaea ADAPCO BtsaH avM Paata 282 010 4 . 1* 2 * 410 403 0 . 1 2 20 bles Communication faces AAA Services at 8:30 p.m.; and Tennessee Country Saloon has the week off. Today at Plnehurat Park, the Thursday Men's League takes the field with (he Regulators playing Psycho Softball ot 6:30 p.m.; Kenny’s Klon tackling Celeste Industries at 7:30 B m.; era T Sprinl Spill and Wlgtnton Fire take on Strnstrom Realty Incor­ porated at 8:30 p.m. Providing the offense were; Tennessee Country Saloon: four hits _ Dan Dougherty (one run scored, four RBI); three hits _ Kevin Julian (one triple, two doubles, three runs scored, four RBI), Jay Otero (one triple, three runs scored, two RBI). Jim Kenney (two doubles, one run scored, two RBI); two hits _ Sam Raines (one run scored, two RBI). BlU Marino (four runs scored); one hit _ Fish Bronln (one triple, three runs scored). Mark Shepard (one run scored, two RBI). Andy Logan (two RBI), Mike Hughes (one run scored); one run scored _ Bob Shaw. Courtyard by Marriott o f Lake Mary: two hits _ Ron Wlrth (one double, one run scored, two RBI), Brantley Brumley (two runs scored, two RBI), Lee Hood (two runs scored), Barone (one run scored); one hit _ Steve Woodley (one double, one RBI). Jack Castdow (one run scored, one RBI), Jim Nulty (one run scored), Nell Dougherty. Bobby Montgomery, Don Machen one run scored, one RBI _ Don Baatl; one RBI _ Craig Appel. Pebble Junction; two hits _ Brett Molle (one home run. one double, two runs scored, three RBI). Dave Bennett (two dou­ bles. one run scored, two RBI). Dave Coss (one double, one run scored, two RBI), Dave Kaeberleln lone double, one m n scored), Mike Miller (one m n B e a re d ) ; one hit _ Kyle Brubaker (one double, one m n scored). Kent Brubaker (one m n scored, one RBI), Jonathan Jones (one m n scored); one m n scored _ Jerry Camus; one RBI _ Blake Murray. AAA Services: one hit _ Bobby Brown. Carl Langley, Hank Tooke, Jason Jordan. Wells Contracting: two hits _ Randy Brown (one triple, three m ns scored, one RBI), Oeorge Porzlg (two doubles, two m ns scored, seven RBI), Tim Cooper (one double, one m n scored, two RBI), Ken Brown (two m ns scored, one RBI): one hit _ Jody Cooper (one double, one m n scored), Chris Wargo (three m ns scored, one RBI), Bob Wells (one m n scored, two RBI), Chris Bryson (one m n scored, one RBI), Mike McLohon, Steve Pueschel and Troy Hickson (one run scored each); one run scored, two RBI _ Mike Ptpltone; two m ns scored _ Mark Clatterbuck. M.T. Muggs: one hit _ Lewis Helyer. Oene Trumbull._________ “ “ ^ ^ T 7 T ts o "« T T a « T ’ 4IOSOO a . t u ooooo. o 4 o io n _ to is HO S M.T.I Outdoors* opens up an August 15 tn South Cantonal . Bass action w ill gradually ta­ per o ff aa tem peratures con ­ tinue to rise. Law water levels w ill still help to provide better action than tan usual aa baas have "nowhere to h id e* Scale down your lure size as bass are gorging on grass shrimp and ditch minnows. Tiny Rapalaa continue to be deadly this time o f year. Snook, trou t redflsh, ja ck crevalle and a few sm all snap­ per round out the action at 9ebaataln Inlet. Large live shrimp or sm all baltflah are the top o f­ ferings. Snook and tarpon are active back In the Sebastian River. Captain Jack at Port Canav­ eral reports Improving offshore action with dolphin. Dolphin are hitting from 90-140 feet o f water. King m ackerel and doln can be found on Pelican Is and 8 A Reef. Look for aheepahead and flounder In ­ side the Port, w hile trout and reds are rated as good on the flats o f the Banana and Indian K drum , redflsh. blueflsh. Jack crevalle and ladyfish are providing fast action at Ponce Inlet. Live or dead shrimp Is ihe top b a it Trout and redflsh are rated as very good in Mosquito Lagoon, One small step-through for man. “Sun til Moon Clash* U the ninth stop during the 1999 S oc­ cer Six Tournam ent Series. The Beck's Soccer Six Tournament Series, la an Independent net­ work o f slx-a-alde soccer tour­ naments that provides amateur adult soccer players a chance to compete in local and regional qualifying events. Team s participating In any one o f the 20 tournaments In the series are Invited to com ­ pete in the National Championships on Hilton Head Island. S.C. the weekend o f August 6th-through-8th. One^ant leapfor the ATVindustry. The Soccer Six o r 6-versu s-8 game la played with a size 4 Ball an a 60 x 40 yard pitch. Ooal boxes are 30 feet long x 24 feet deep. Ooala are 6 x 12 feet, rosters are lim ited to 10 members. The game Is fast-paced and features end-to-end action with plenty o f chances for players to touch the ball. 6 v 6 is up close and fun to watch. Adult players or teams Inter­ ested In com peting during the 1999 Beck's Soccer Six Tou r­ nament Series may contact Bear Foot Sports ah (843) 689-3440 or visit our web site at www.adultaoccer.com . in * H m * I i * m Ih > t i p . ’ flin fr m 3401 N. May 17-88 • m i * 6 9 tF u n Longmnd a 407-38*3883 �r ,r Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Thursday, June 3, 1999 - 3 6 Briefs--------------- Continued from Page 38 and employment applications will be processed. Dates o f nrtual employment will be July I s l­ thrmifth-Jrd. Individuals, as well as church and <1vie groups, are Invited to apply. All applicants are asked to bring a valid driver's license and Social Security card. Legal Notice FAMILY FUN DAY SANFORD • The Sanford Pop Warner FootIt.ill/Clircrlcncllng Association will be holding a Registration nnd Family Fun Day at the practice field on Highway 17-92 at 16th Street (across from Sanford Middle School) on Saturday. June 5th from noon to 3 p.m. There will be food, drink, prizes and a Moonwalk. You can also register to play for the Sanford Scmlnoles and on beautiful Autumn Saturdays play against the Lake Mary Rams, Oviedo lions, New Smyrna Beach Barracudas. Deltona Wolves, Legal Notices IN T N I CIRCUIT COUNT OF TN I IIC H TIIN TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR • IMINOLS COUNTY, FLORIDA CAM NO.! M-ESS-DR-SS-G IN THS MATTER OF the adoption or alixu leanna o drtan. • minor NOTICR o r AOTION TO Ml Linda Faith O’Bryan aka Mi Linda Faith l u n l l l AND/OR THE PUTATIVE FATHER OF THE CHILD TO PE AOOPTIO You i n K in by nobbed IKit • (Million lor adoption ol * minor temai# child alleged «o bo your daughter. born on October ■, I MO. i n Mod In thn court on February I I 10M You or* required Ij ioivo • copy ol your million dolomoi. Il any. lo II on the petitioner* i l l or nay who** name and edition I* Patricia L Struwtuul j * Eiq . Patricia L Slrowbndg*. P A . ISIS t i l l Hilicreil Itraal, Orlando. Florida 12(01 and Ida Iha origInal anth lha clerk ol the about atyled court on or belore JULY t IBM otherwtae. a judgment may be entered again*! you tor lha ralial demanded in the pebInn Wilne** my hand end seal Ihi* ISth day ol May. I H I (COURT SEAL) MARTANNE MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Oy Nenry R Winter Deputy Clerk Put li*h June 1. 10. IT. 14. IH I 0C0-1T PUIIJO AUCTION PUBLIC AUCTION TO DE HEU) AT 12 00 NOCN. ON THC 21RO OAT OF JUNE I EM. AT THE FRONT DOOR OF ATHENS TOWING COBP LOCATED AT 14M OLD LAKE MARY ROAD ELATE 41J4. FOR THE PURPOSE OP OtSPOStNG o r THE FOLLOWING VEHI­ CLES FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION CALL 4SM21-1EM Orlando-Dr. Phillips Dons and many more....The season is fast approaching. S.P.W.P.A. is for boys and girls 7-to-15 years of age who live In the Seminole High School district. For more Information call coach Carl Tipton at 330-0016 or coach Marcus Kendrick at 3242447. Legal Notic— M PONTAJC FH I StNO VJNIlQIfMtEJFNItMM PuUnh June 1. 1EH DED-11 IN TNS CIRCUIT COURT OP TNS SMNTStllTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT M AMD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATS OP FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NUHSSRi E M M S iEAi M I FIRST COMMERCIAL MORTOAOE COMPANY. Plelntlfl. n WILLIAM O SPARLING. ALICE T SPARLING, hi* Wile RUDE N PERFECTO 04AZ and UNKNOWN TINANT(S). Dalemlenl* FOURTH AMINOS O NOTICE OF SALS Notice it hereby given the l. pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure and an Order Granting Plainlitr* Fourth 11 Pan* Order lo Ratal Judicial Sale entered in the abdve ttyled cause. In the Circuit Court ol Seminole County, Florida. I mil tell the property eilualed m Sendnote County Florida, described at Lot T4 Geneva Terrace Amended Plat, according M lha Rial In PU1 Book tt. Page i t and S3 m the Public Retard* at Serrano*! County. Florida, at public tala, to lha kighaat and best bidder, far each at tha Waal Iron! door, si lha Seminole County CourtoouS*. In Sanford. Florida, at l t : M am on JUNE t t ISM MARTANNE MORM Clerb at tha ClreuN court Oy Jane I Jaeeehe Deputy Clerk ICOURT SEAL] ARTHUR S CORRALfS. ESQUIRE 1*02 We*I Slagh Are tulle 100 Tempo. Florida SM04 ISIJJ S11-41M Rubbah June 1. IS. IM S M D - II IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OR T H I IM HTIKHTH JUDICIAL CIROUIT OR THS STATS OP RLOSIOA, M AHO POH SEMINOLE COUNTY CIRCUIT CIVIL CASS NO. SO-ISW -OA-tA-S FIRST UNION NATIONAL SANK, auceaasar by merger to First Union National Bank ol Florida. Plaintiff, UNKNOWN HEIRS. 0EVIESIE AND CLAIMANTS OF SOEA LIE BURKE. DECEASIO; UNKNOWN EPOUEE OF ho SA LIS BURKE. DECEASE0. DORIS MILLER; JANE/JOHN DOE. HcWHoua name* reproaanting tenant! In poMetsien, and ALL UNKNOWN PANTIES CLAIMING INTERESTS BY, THROUOH, UNDIN OR AOAINIT A NAMED DEFENDANT TO THIE ACTION. OR HAVINO ON CLAIMINO TO NAVE ANY RIGHT. TITLE ON INTEREST M THE PROPERTY HEREIN OEECRISEO. Defendant! FORECLOSURE SALE NOTICE IE MERSEY GIVEN pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment at Foreclosure dated Mar I t . 1SSS. and onioned In Caaa No Et-ttOSCA-14-S el tha Circuit Court lor Seminole County. Florida. I util aa* la the highest and boat bid­ der tor cash at tha Watt Front Door ol tha Seminole County Courthouse. 101 N Park Avenue, laniard. Florida, at It 04 a m . an tha 22nd day of JUNE. USE. lha following deecribed property as eat forth In eeM Summary Final Lot E and South 1/1 e l Stock It. PINE LEVEL, at par Plat Saak S. Pago ST, Public Record s al Semina>o County. Florida. TOGETHER WITH all lha Snprauamanta now or he metier erected on the property, end eM al. ad and gaa Re. water rights and aloes and ail Raturoa now or haroaliar WITNESS e g hood and the tool ol this Court an May IS. IEEE(COUNT EIAU MARTANNE MORAS Clark al Wo Circuit Court Dy Jana I . Jatowtc Deputy Clark M d i 0. Dame lag. HOLLAMO E KJMQHT LLP PO. Dm 1141 •t. Pa la reburg. FL S3Fit lay IF. and Jana I. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OR T N I IM H TB IN TN JUDICIAL IN AMO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV, FLORIDE, CIVIL AOTION CASE NO.i ET-I4TE (14] W BANKER! TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. N A . AS TRUSTEE FOR FAIC ll/ICI FUNDINO Plaintiff V* JAMIE A MERRIMAN. INDIVIDUALLY ANO AS TRUSTEE OF THAT CERTAIN TRUST N/A OINO ENTERPRISES INC 4SS4E, at al.. Oelendanl(a) NO TIC I OP SALS Notice la hereby given dial, pursuant lo a Final Judgmenl ol Foreclosure or Order dated May IS, 1SSS, entered in Civil Caee Number SM4TA (14) W. in the Cktuil Court lor SEMINOLE County. Florida. wherein CANKERS TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. NJL.. AS TRUSTEE FOR FAIC li/ICI FUNDINO it Ihe Plaintiff, and JAMES A MERRIMAN. INDIVID­ UALLY ANO AS TRUSTEE OF THAT CERTAIN TRUST N/A DINO ENTERPRISES INC. •S I44, al a l . are tha Defend­ ant*. I anil aek the property allualed in SEMINOLE County. Florida, described at The Waal 141 SI feel ol the East 410 *0 lost ol tho Northwest t/4 el lha Northeast 1/4 ol Section IF, Township 10 Saudi, Range El East. Public Record* ol Sermnote County. Florid*, lying North of Stale Road *41 al public set*, to the high**I and baal bidder, lor cash, at tha W*al Front Doer. SOI North Park Avenue. Sanford. Florida, al 11 00 a m an tha ttnd day el JUNE, i t as Dated May I I . ISM Maryanne Morse CLERK OF THS CIRCUIT COURT Dy :Jane S. Jesewtc William M Gotoon S Aaaociala* flES South Myrtle Avanue. Suita 10S Ctoarwaler. Florida ESFIS-I44I Published In. l entmoi* Herald *1n accordance with lha American* With Ptoabdrttoa Act. person* In need of a special accommodation to participate to IMs proceeding ahaN. within ion |F) day* pries la any proi ding. contact tha Adadnittrattoe Office of lha Court. SOI N. Park Avanue. Seminole County Courthouse. Sentord. FL ElFFt, telephone |447|SSS*42S0. TOO 1-SM-MSSFFt or 1-SOO-SIS-SFFO ela ms OSC-tlt •tones Tha Central Florida Job* and Education Partnership, Inc announces a mealing ol lha Planning Commlilac. lo which Ihc public to Invilad, and may include such other commutes meetings as deemed neceaaary tor the conduct ol the Board'* bualneit; DATE Jure IE. ISM TIME; 11 noon LOCATION CFJEP Oftic# 1101 Lea Road, Etc OOF Winer Park. FL PURPOSE To discus* mailer* ol intcrasl lo the Central Florida Jobs and Education Partnarahlp, Inc. with ralarcncc to Workforce Development Issue* For Further Information. Contact: Gary J Earl. Eaecutive Director Central Florida JEP 1101 Lae Road, (la 10F Winter Park FL 31FM (40F) F41 41*1 Publish June 1. I N I DED-n PUBLIC AUCTION TO DE HEU) AT 1100 MOON. ON THE 14TH OAV OF JUNE, tOM. AT THE FRONT DOOR OF ATHIN'l TOWING OORP. LOCATED AT ISM OLD LAKE MART ROAD BUTE *1*4. FOR THE PURPOSE OF OtEPOE•SG OF THE FOLLOWING VIMICLf E FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION CALL 407-Ell-IkSE •F MEEAN EENTRA BLUE VNttl N4PB33fltHCE4*EM Put/ah June 1. IEEE oco-tt M THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ■ IBNT EARTH JUOWUU. CIRCUIT M AMD FOR BSMINOLB COUNTY. ETATB OF FLORIDA BBNERAL JU RIBMOTION Ceae No. M -SEId-C A-f 4-A EASTERN EAVINOS BANK. FSB PtaintlN. v* BEVERLY A PINKNEY, al ua . al al.. Defendants May IF. and June E. dsc-n o ma flAB^KBBBBN A M A j E. BROADWAY : STATE RO. 41S 3 LIQUORS 960 N. CENTRAL TEX ACO 427 GENEVA RO. CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-62 GROCERY BOX 17-92 6 0IRKSEN CUMBERLAND FARMS 17-98 9 HIQHSANK8 ‘ •' * *; j f : , Seminole Herald k Ll ‘Still the best for all of your local news!' m 1 NTDIA ORTIZ. Defendant PURSUANT TO 0NART8B 48 NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judgment ol Foreclosure dated May IE. ISM. and antorod to Caaa No EE-1EFF-CA-14N ol tho Circuit Court ol tho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and tor Eemtoois County. Florida, whereto APPROVED RESIDENTIAL MORTGAGE. INC to Plaintiff and NTDIA ORTIZ and JOHANA BUROOE are Oalandant* I will *e4 lo the highest and beat biddel tor cash al lha Bemmole County Courthouse, 301 N Park Avenue. Waal Front Door at 11:00 a m on tho 11 day at June ISM . a« a* provided by Chapter 4E at tho Florida Statute*, the to Sowing de­ scribed property a* sot torih to said Final Judgment to-wit Lot IE. EAGLES POINT. Phase Two. According la tha Ptat Thereof. Aa Recorded m Ptat Booh 4E. Paget*! SA-SS. Ol Tho Public Records e l Seminal* County. Florida, (a/h/a 11M Black Walnut CL. Winter Spring*. Florida 1*10*1 Dalad at Bendnel* County, Florida ttwe 14to day ol May a* D. Otoian. Eaquira IBMi Second Street. Stole Stoto M l Sarasota. Florid* E41M P. (M l) SSE-11M F: (S4t> SEE-1 EM Publish May IF, and June S. ISM DSC-tll LAWRENCE W PARKER. at. al.. ^elandanta NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant lo an Order or Final Judgment entered in Case No. EE-101-CA-I4-B gf tha Circuit Court at tha ISTH Judicial Circuit in and lor EEMINOLE County, Florida, wherein STAN­ DARD FEDERAL BANK. Plaintiff, and LAWRENCE W. PARKER, at. al., are defen­ dant*. I arM aeH to the highest bidder tar cash al tha Waal Front Door al lha Eaadaala at a n t. on tho IEEE, tha P U S U X 3 J96 B . HWY. 17-92 CIVIL ACTION CAEE NO.I eO-tSF F -CA-140 APPROVED RESIDENTIAL MORTOAOE. INC . Plaintiff. Legal Notices I Legal Notices NOTIOB PUBLIC AUCTION OP FICTITIOUS NAME PIWJC AUCTION TO DE HELD AT Nolle# I* hereby given that I 1100 NOON. ON THE ISTH DAY am engaged in butinaas a I 221 OF JUNE. IBM. AT THC FRONT Shore R d . Winter Eprinos, FL. DOOR OF ATHENE TOWING 11F0E. Seminole County, OORP. LOCATED AT 14M OLD Florida, under the Fictitious LAKE MARY ROAD. SUITE 4114, Nam* ol FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISPOS­ DATA FORCE and that I inland lo register said ER! Of THE FOLLOWING VEHI­ name with tha Division ol CLES FOR FURTHER INFORMA­ TION CALL 407-321-1E4E Corporations, Tallahaaaa*. Florida, in accordanc* with tha E4 CALML1AC WHITE VIN4104AM4741E90*00*1 provision* ol tho Flcllllou* Hams Etalutsa, To-Wit: Faction 41 FORD PICKUP BLUE VtN*TCF10CMMA4457S EES 0E. Florida Slatuta* 1ES1 •3 HYUNDAI WHITE MAIL ORDER 1AN42HMOF22FIPB0MT4E Kart Hrita PUbtoh June 3. IBM Publish Juno 3. 1ME 0SD-20 OED-tE IN THE CIRCUIT OOURT OF T N I IM H T IIN T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IB ANO FOR BENIN O i l COUNTY, FLONIOA OABB NO. CB.l7Et-O A.t4-a CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida non-profit corporation. Plaintiff, CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD . a Florida funded psrtnarship. Oalandant. NOTICE OP SALK PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 40, FLORIDA STATUTES NOTICE IE HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to tha Final Judgment of forocloawr* dated tha 27th day ot May. ttM . and antorod Caaa No. EE-1 TE1-CA-14-0 ol tha Circuit Court of lha Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, to i for Semnol* county. Florida, wherein CROWN AOK CENTRE CONDOMINIUM AEEOCIATION, INC to the Plaintiff, .and CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD i* the Oalandant, that I e i salt to the htghetl and beat bidder for caah al tho Waal From Door ot ■ominoto County Courthoua*. M l North Pork Avanue, Bontord. Seminole County. Florida ot 11:00 o'clock AM on JUNE 14. IM S. to* fol­ low mg described property a* •el torih in sold Final Judgment of Foreclosure, to Wit: Unit B3. to Crown Oak Contra. la Declaration al Condominium, recorded to Official Record* Nook 144E. j# IE, aa amended by Mat certain Amendment On* lo Declaration ot Condominium recorded in Official Record* Booh t4 U , Pag* 1T1T. and torr amended by that certain Amendment Two to Declaration ot Condominium recorded to Official Record* Booh 14M. j * 1074, and further amend­ ed by that certain Amendment ** to Ooclaration ol Condominium recorded to Official Records Book 14M. Pag* t i l l , and further amend­ ed by that certain Amendment Four to Declaration al Car dominium recorded to Otftotol Records Book 1B01. go 0110 ond further amended by Mat certain Amendment Fhro tS4f. in t n s eiRcurr c o u n t o f t n s b ib n t b b n tn JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IR ANO FOR EEMINOLE COUNTY, FLONIOA CASE NO. SS-tyst-eA-14-B CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . a Florida non-profit corpora lion. Plaintiff. CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD . a Florida limited perinerah p. Oalandant*. NOTICE OF SALS PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 4E, FLORIDA STATUTES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to the Final Judgment el foreclosure dalad the 21th day ol May. IBM. and entered to Case No SI-1FS1-CA-14-B ol the Circuit Court ol tho Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Eominol* County. Florida, whereto CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. INC . ate , la the Plaintiff, and CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD . etc . are tha Defendant*, that I will sell lo tho highest and beat bidder for eaah at tha Waat Front Door of tha Saminot* Counly Courthouse, l i t North Park Avanu*. Eanlord. Eamtoola County. Florida at t l 00 o'etock AM. on JUNE 14. ISM. the totlowing described property aa let forth to said Summary Final Judgmenl ol Foreclosure, to M: Unit Bl. to Crown Oak Centro, Condominium, according lo i* Declaration ol Condominium, recorded in Official Record* Boo* 1441. Pag* tS, aa amandad by that certain Amendment On* to Declaration el Condominium recorded In Official Record* Book I4E1. Pape 1FIT, and furid by that certain Amendment Two to Ooclaration Condominium recorded to Official Record* Book 14SE, 107*. and further amend­ ed by that certain Amendment Three lo Ooclaration ot Condominium recorded in Official Rocorda Book 14M. Pago t i l l , and further amendad by that certain Amendment Four to Declaration ol Condominium recorded to Official Records Book 1M1. Pag* 0310 and turthar amandad by that certain Amendment Ft** to Ooclaration ot Condominium' a Official Record* k 1E4F. Pago PEIS and all By: Jan* t Jaaawto |R Ooputy Clerk 7-ELEVEN 700 LAKE MARY BLVD. WINN D008 4196 LAKE MARY BLVD. TEX ACO 490 LAKE MARY BLVD. BP 750 LAKE MARY BLVO. 7-ELEVEN 110 E LAKE MARY BLVD. AM OCO 4410 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. PUBLIX 991 W. LAKE MARY BLVD. HANOY WAY 991 E LAKE MARY BLVD. CUMBERLAND FARM8 17-92 A LAKE MARY BLVD. ALBERTSONS 3796 LAKE EMMA RD. DISCOUNT FOOD 1903 COUNTR Y CLUB Q O O O W O B 120 INTERNATIONAL PKWY. AMOCO 10t M O B A E A v t 6 STATE RO. 434 m t n i eiRourr c o u n t OF TNR BMNTEBNTM JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MARTANNI MORBE Aa Clark. Cirouri Court A n y c o m p a n y that Is In te re ste d In se llin g o u r new s­ p a p e r In th e ir sto re s, please c a ll o u r circu la tio n m an­ ager. Ed Kramarclk at 322-2611 CIRCLE K 1923 LONGWOOO-LK. MARY ROAD 7-ELEVEN 1*30 STATE RO. 434 TEX ACO 1001 STATE RO. 434 WINN DIXIE 961 W. STATE RO. 434 7-ELEVEN 3160 HWY. 17-92 HESS OIL CO. 6271 HWY. 17-92 ALBERTSON* 200 S. HWY..17-92 17CM CLE K 1460 9. HWY. 17-92 7-ELEVEN 3360 N. HWY. 17-92 IN T H I CIROUIT COURT OF THE EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, tN AND FOR OIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NOl SB.10IS-OR-BS-P IN RE: JACOB ANTHONV SMITH, a minor c hikf. NOTICE OF ACTION TO KIRK LEWIE SMITH 40 Bobcat Hill Albuquerque, Hew Mesico EF04F YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to change the name c l JACOB ANTHONY SMITH, a minor child, ha* been Med against you and you are required lo serve a copy ol your wiltlen defenses. II any. lo It on THOMAS L. STEPHEN. ESOUIRE. Petitioner'* Attorney. I t ! Maitland Avanue. auite 102. Allamonte Spring*. Florida S1F01 on or beloi* JUNE IF. IEEE, and We the original with the Clerk of Ihi* Court eilhor belore aervice on Plaintiff*' attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a detault will j * entered again*! you tor tha ralial demanded In the Complaint. DATED on UAV 11. IBM MARTANNE MORBE Clerk ol the Circuit Court By Nancy R. Winter A* Deputy Clerk (COURT S U L ) Publish May IF. June E. 10. 1F. IMS OCC-20S ■■MMOLE DOUNTT, I'll r Scm i Hole I lci';iId is available at ( hr following stoics: SANFORD AREA BOOKS A MILLION 200 SEMINOLE CENTER AMOCO 4800 W. SR. 46 STARVIN MARVIN 4730 W. SR. 48 PUBLIX 5240 W. HWY. 46 HANDY WAY 5690 W. HWY. 46 7-ELEVEN 100 N. FRENCH AVE. LIL CHAMP 1920 8. FRENCH AVE. WALGREENS 2501 8. FRENCH AVE. WINN DIXIE 1514 8. FRENCH AVE TEXACO 217 8. PARK AVE. PARK AVE. MART 1291 8. PARK AVE. SUPER DIS. BEV. A FOOD 2473 8. PARK AVE SHELL SERVICE 2500 PARK AVE. SANFORD FOOD MART 3300 SANFORD AVE MOONS SUBS 204 8. SANFORD AVE. PARK & SHOP 329 8. SANFORD AVE CUMBERLAND FARM8 3100 8. SANFORD AVE. CIRCLE K 2613 S. SANFORD AVE. COSTAL MART 2623 ORLANDO DR. MOBIL OIL 4603 ORLANDO DR. PUBLIX 3609 ORLANDO DR. 7-ELEVEN 4103 ORLANDO OR WINN DIXIE 3818 8. ORLANDO DR. E-ZONE DISCOUNT 2707 & ORLANDO DR. AMOCO 2501 AIRPORT BLVD. QUICK STOP 1201 AIRPORT BLVD. SUNRISE FOOD 2681 8. AIRPORT BLVD. LIL CHAMP 690 W. AIRPORT BLVD/ CHEVRON 17-92 A AIRPORT BLVD. E-Z DISCOUNT BEV. 2927 HWY, 47-98 EZ-48 DISCOUNT BEV. 4101 8TATE RO. 49 CIRCLE K 1064 8. HWY 17-92 FOR YOUR CONVEN. CELERY A MELONVILLE LIL CHAMP 1119 E 26TH 8T. HANDY WAY 301 E. 25TH 8T. 7-ELEVEN 2700 W. 25TH ST. FINA EXPRESS 1301 W. 25TH ST. IDEIS FOOD MARKET 1506W, 13TH8T. 7-ELEVEN 46 A UP8ALA NATES STORE 1800 UP8ALA RD. HANDY WAY 1461 ORANGE BLVD. . TEXACO 4001 BEDFORD RO. HANDY WAY 4140 E STATE RO. 49 LIL CHAMP 7499 N. COUNTY R 0 .427 CIRCLE K 26 W. HWY. 46 Legal Notices Legal Notices hour al tt.-OO el JUNE, LOT t l . BLOCK E. GREEN­ WOOD U K E t UNIT D-S *C\ ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF RECORDED IN P U T NOOK EE. PAGES F0 Tuamiou FE. INCLUSIVE, PU COROE OF EEIMNOI TV. FLORIDA. DATEO this Itth di IEEE. Mi nranfYs Court Clark Circuit Clro ■y: Jana E. Jaaawto Deputy Clark ROGER D BEAR. PA RO. Boa 4E«S Orlande. FL SESOt Attorneys tor Plaintiff II you are a peraon with a dis­ ability who no ado any accommodatton to order lo participata to N t proceeding, you are enti­ tled. al n> coat to you. to tha provision ol certain assistance P l**»e coniacl ADA Coordinator at 101 N. Park Awanua. Suita NSQI, Eanlord. Florida ElFFt. Yataghan* (401) 121-4110, ail. 4ttF within two IN working days ol your receipt oI thia Eummona; ll you are hearing or votes impaired, caH 1-EOO-BSt-SFFI Pubiwh May IF. and June 1, IBM lo kaaoa* to aoM LtoM a* sol toerto to said Dacian tto* of oaunty. Florida or to* IFth < *4 May. IM S MARYANNS MORSE A* Clerk o l too Court B y Jam E. Jatewic Aa Ooputy Ctort David R. Lane* lens at to said Unit as i th to said Declaration ot Condominium, aa amended. Dated at Sentord. Seminole Counly Florida an to* ISth day at May. IM S MARYANNS MORM Aa Clark ol to* Court By: Jan* B. Jaaawto A* Deputy Clark David R. Lanoa Hirschtald 1IE W Central Blvd EMM 11S W. Central Bled. SU M Orlando. FL SIM1 Pubhah June S. 10. ISM Orlande. FL E1M1 0ED-1S 0S0-1S Publtah: June*. IS. IS M �Call 322-2611 Seminole Herald Classified Dept. To Place Your Ad 4 B • Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida • Thursday, June 3, 1999 12—Elderly Care Legal Notices lit THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTV FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FILE NO.: oe-337-CR In Re The Estate Ot C N A CAREGIVER. Very Espd Etceiient Rel Seeking FT/ PT Employment, Your home or Mine Leave Message- 323-2230 WA.mll AdtSeon. 21— P e r s o n a l s Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The administration ot the estate ol Wikam O Addrson. deceased FSe Nianher 00-35T-CP, IS pendng n the Probste Court. Senvnole County F'onda. the address ot wtwh it Clerk. Circul Coral 301 N Park Av Ssnkrrd. Flnndi 32771 The names and addresses ot the personal representative and the personal refasten tatnreY attorney ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT AS pern.mi on whom thr%notice n served who have cbwchont the! cfulenge the vatoity ot the en4. the quaidu tons ot the penonal repre•enutlve venue, or Junedktton ol me court ate requeed to SW the* ebreebon* with thre court. WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All creditors ol the decedent and ALONE7 Sartors Dating Bureau RESPECTED since 19771 Ages (50-901 8009224477 (24hf») Make a succesaful switch to the ultimate way ol meeting people. Cell 231-IMS to get connected! 23—Lost & Found 27—Nursery & Child Care C M LD C AM M M YH Q M I Day/NUn . SdTvnar Actrvttea 322-1728 or Pgr. 763-7313 thetr claim* with this court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM All other creditors ol the dece­ dent and persons having claim* or demands against decedent's estate, must tile their claims with this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE OATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. 0EMAN08. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL 8E FOREVER BARRED Th* dats ol lha tire ■ publica­ tion of this Nolle* is Jun* 3. 1893 Persona) Representative Susan E Stawart 2002 Shari Lynn Tarreco Ocoee. FI 347ft Joseph M Muraeko Attorney lor Penonal Representative Tits South US Hwy IT-92 Fern Park. FI 32730 (40T| A31-0IU Flotida Bat Number: OST3TO Publish. June 3. 10, 1999 33—Weight M anagement 55—Business Opportunities 70—Education & T raining 71— H elp W W anted Eip. Server Needed! A l SNfu. Male or Female E«pL«neCook See John or Cathy. 12J7051 Woofy'e Reeteurent ACCREDITED TRUCK SCHOOL COL. /A/TA Apply Job Assist WVend classes National Truck School 1-8MMBS-T364 71— H elp GENERAL LABOR Cenlrt FI panel RecyOer It looking tor Honest.Hard working Individuals e«p w/ Pneumatic Toots. Saws, A Forklift Eip a plus W4I tram the right md Hrty A Bene Cal 321-7575 anted ••Cracker Barrel** Servers. Cooks. Oshwtshers 200 Hickman Dr (t-4 A Hwy 461 407-324-1020 MS Graduates, Es-Athlelett Make money dictating local HS sports ItOhr up No tip req, and tree trammg Cal to*tree 977 299lot wwwctoecom Home Cleaning-Maid Service Perl Time to atari 40T-431-AT12 ALUMINUM RECVCLER H you enjoy meeting new laces Working outdoors, being boss. Wise Recyckng has ycur JOB' ‘ GREAT STARTING PAY *P«V Train/ Vac/Hotldayi •Benefit Pkg. wf 401k match Tues - Set, 40 hre/ wk. •Up to MOOT mth. Bonus Oreat potential tor me right per son' Caff Tues: 407-443-7174 71—Help Wanted 9»—Rentals 103— H U It- line Ptv Syst Maim Office Supplies. Typing. Filing. Com­ puter Literate Ab*fy to weak in Multi Faceted Pot Will also assist m AP » AR function F-T W/Qreat DeneMs A REALLY GREAT FOLKS TO WORK WITH*! HEALTH CARE A REHAB CENTER OF SANFORD •SO 9 Mellon vine Ave. Bent Fas Resume 407-322-0121 or 407-322 ASM. for interview I.O A SALES/SERVICE Centrt FI panel Recyder. needs drivers tor local area Clean DL Req BondaMe. Eip m pallet moust a plus but not req Salary A Benefits Call 407 321-7S7S Lake Monroe S30b0Q/mo. «r*t leu end eecurity, available wemedutefy Two 1/2 irOai m deed reitncMd communtty, one car garage, $575 OCVmo security, available an/w 211, home, Cham link lence. race area. SSTSOOtno. First and security V2 w deed reatnded communi­ ty. pool and tennn court prtvtleges, 1775 OQVno First and se­ curity ouses- R e n tals N O T IC E AS rental and real estate adver­ tisements ere subject to the Federal Fas Housing Act which makes It (Hegel to advertise any preference, limitation, or d>e comma bon based on race, col­ or. reiigron, set, handicap, la mkaJ status or national ongm Jernigan properties, ittc. For SIS eq. It o Itice suites downtown Santord Two 400 aq ft odee space units nr down town Ron Jemgan. 3303255 Office A Store AveHaMe 1000* sq ft. AC. private rest room WHYmo 322 6189 Non-reAmdaNe U S 00 Croat. crvnmtl history and •vtcftri searches regueed on as poten­ tial tenants 3/1, C/HA Privacy Fence. Mi­ cro Dishwasher. First A Last 117— C o m m e r c i a l n f u r n is iie d 118—O ffice Space For Rent A MOVE IN SPECIAL!! 400 sq ft A up* 1265 A MONTH Office Storage 321-0120 or 415 3506 S T fR s m o W (MOO) 323-1613 or 230-7104 SANFORD 2/ t WDen rarport outside Itor A. R 35004500 Breakfast Sarver, House keeper*. House Men A AM Diah Washer;Top Wages FT Apply Lake Mary Courtyard. 135 International Parkway. Laka Mary 444-1000________________ 141—Homes For Sale 105—DutleVT ripiex SUNSHMt STAFFING It now h»mg tor me 19997000 School yaw mWi Vis beat Pubae Scftoota PeaMeneeveBebla In Food Service and Cus­ todial Depts. Ptaata cal Ertn or Kmeerty at. 3230440 kjrde- N EW H IR IN G RATES N O W HIR IN G C .N .A 'S laam lha heavy Outy/automoIrve dutch Industry Flywheel grinding, some Oehvery ACME Outch A Service Co m -T1 «t 4400SKMONBONUS* FT Shifts 311PM wdriterenttals PT ; PRN Aval Highef Pay tor Esp *PTO, VAC JtOLJDAY PAY* or pay M keu ol Benefits JOM OUR TEAM OF CARE OIVERS SM PETS OK. NO CROCK! 107—M o b il e Homes For Rent 99— A partm ents U nfurnished 91— A ra r tm ev ts /Ho m es Sh a r i to APT.PONNDfT 3/2 CAVA dot# k) MS C4R aAa/^30 p m 93— R o o m s Fo r H in t WRIKLY RRMTALB ■kavBwq • STT/NB HwAonC Dowrfeovn SS9>A423 1 F i t 2 bldW Ti apanmartt lor root CwkNMtnt Sk/Foro tocaBon new a m t From 6400/ monffi CaB 823-8396 M A M N C f F S V IL L A G E L4FI « M t HUM. 642DMO t BOBM. IBOMO AMO UP *2*0870 6MW OHO IBM MO 2/1CLEAN MOWR-4N* apacuu-caa m - n a ■ a m * tan a B u m m m eate, as UOO/nto w> « dap .no pma. no owatart 323R018 1Ray's Appliance 17*92 (Downtown Sanford) 321-4900 D 6 D -X 4 Saturday Only 1:30 a.m . - 4:00 p.m 97— A partm evts Furnished 302-3001 [VF/W/P Fart Uma lor Car/Truck rental agancy Front desk e*> a pkia CVtvde 1407] I W 446-UIK 69/mt LA B O R RM PV Lodins Cod F t f l l (4 0 7 ) 794-TA LK ' C r e d it C a rd B illin g 1 -8 0 0 -C I T Y -F U N SAIURPAY 1552 S French Ave Sanford 323-4343 S3 S Ssmoran BkreL Orlando (281-4111) Tube Tec. me. M l B ro w n A venue S an fo rd, n . 32771 ENTRY U V I I . DMVtftS need­ ed NOW! Covenant Transport 6/5/99 10 am * 6 pm A s a commissioned tales associate in our home electronics and appliance division, you 'll zoom ahead on the road to success. W e are looking for creative, enthusiastic salespeople who have great customer service and communications skills. ■) Previous experience in shipping and raoaMng. b) Must be able to maneuver pieces 5040 pounds A t Sears - a company backed by over 100 years in the retail industry - you 'll enjoy great benefits, including a great hourly wage o f between $13*13 dollars an hour, when combined with commissions. Machine operators; Starting pay $7.5(Vhour S ca n also has openings fo r sales associates in the fo llo w in g areas S a n fo rd A re a M a n u fa c tu re r has the following openings: Shipping and raewh/ing; Starting pay $74Qftiour Experienced with hand tools and machine set up General labor; Starting pay S7 .50/hour General requirements for s i positions a) Must pass ■ company physical which does indude a drug and alcohol screen b) Must have a high school dqjioma or equivalent c) Positive altitude and good worfc ethics d) Must be able to maneuver pieces 60 *M pounds (407) 323-0940 C E L E B R IT Y C IP H E R b y L u la C am p o a C«i*ti»*r C*Ti» WM9C"W «v« «W4f4 orntar qiinmwfB By4 Whom p aojM*. pM *nd»pm** Each MB Winm*HcW Nan* lor nMh*r. rooky* ( * » S*gu*k F •N MV H F MV W O Y 0 F ’ W HC F O WOY C8MCHV O H1 DF'W LBWF P C B J A D E V A DE V FOAEDHX, OVFFVJ E V H H P Z V V A W U CI F H FMVJV' W Z V V A 0 HX . ' HC — X PR EVIO US S O L U TIO N : 'Society does not punish those who sin, but those who tin and conceal not cleverly.* — Elbert E A R N FULL-TIME PAY FOR PART-TIME W ORK •Apparel •Hardware • Home Improvement A re you an early bird? Sears also has stock/merchandise replenishment positions available. Applicants must be available for work beginning at 6:00 am T h e Samlnola Hamid h u a n Im m a d la f o p a n ln q fo r a n a w a p a p a r c a rrla r In the S a n fo rd area. O u r papers are Sears associates receive great benefits which include: m edical insurance, profit sharing, pension plans and paid vacations and holidays. delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday. Delivering the Samlnola Hamid Is a great way to earn good money while working just a few hours each day. W e need someone who is dependable and has reliable transportation & insurance. If you would like to become a carrier, please come in and fill out an application at our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. 1b be considered for any o f these positions, apply in person at your local Sears store. Apply in Person at the: Seminole Herald 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! • Sean • Seminole lb woe Center (407)321-2656 • Sean • Altamonte MaD (407)767-6108 • Sean • Fashion Square Mall (407) 228*6315 • Sean • Florida Mall (407)826-9716 •Scare-West Oaks Mall (407) 522-3510 Equal Opportunity/Afflrmative Action Employer Hubbetd •» ;i �CLASSIFIED - Sem inole Herald 332*2811 or Toll free from Orlando 831*9993 You can fax your ad lo 407-323*9408 300 N. French Ave., Sanford 32771 • P. O. Box 1687, Sanford 32772 Our office Is open to aerve you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 8 pm DEADLINES: For TUeeday'a edition, the deadline la Monday at noon For Wednesdays edition, the deadline is Tuesday at noon For Thursday’s edition, the deedllne Is Wednesday at noon For Friday’s edition, the deadline Is Thursday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline la Friday at noon ^ 11 Home Health Cara 12 13 14 15 16 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 09 43 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent It9 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storaga/Ofnca For Rent 181 Appliances A Furniture For Sale 183 Teievtsion A Stereo/Radio 185 Computers For Sale 1B7 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supplies 191 Buridmg Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment 141 Homes For Sale 143 Out of State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 MoMe Home Lott For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 163 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiume For Sale 157 MoMe Homos For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sale 183 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplex For Sale 91 Apartments/ Homes To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted 98 ReSrement Homes 97 Apartments •Furnished 99 Aparsnents •Unfurnished 100 Condomlnum Rentals 101 Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duples/Tnple* 107 MoMe Homes For Rent l i t Resort Vacattons 114 Warehousa/Rantal Space 115 Industrial Rentals 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions M ER CHANDISE REAL ESTATE RENTALS 45 Dabt Conaakdation 55 Buamass Opporiunrbat 57 OpportuStiea 59 Financial Services 81 Money to Lend 63 AUTOM OTIVE 231 Cars For Sate 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 236 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikes For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 241 Rec Vehides/Cempers For Safe 243 Trailers For Sate 245 Farm Equipment MISCELLANEOUS 199 Pets A Supplies 200 UvestodUFarm Supplies 201 Horses 205 Heavy Machinery 207 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparei 211 Anbque/CMectibles 215 Boats A Accesaories 217 Garage Sales 210 Wanted to Buy SERVICES H l— H om es Two acvxcam ptott at Oaklawn Camatary n ha Mamanal OarWOLFF TANNMO BEDS TAN AT HOME Buy DIRECT and SAVE CommaroaLHoma una* fro m U M K Low Monday Paymant* Praa Cotar Caiaiog Cal fOOAV 1800-711-0151 re d CHEST «/* H e x OREENM UM M IKMK IEUUR 17. 1160k 217— G arage y dan (4500 3337101 ( 4 0 7 ) [1 2 2 -2 6 1 1 S ales ~ L i' 223—M iscellaneous Fo r S a l e HANOYdAN SPECIAL aq Cam oner* ody 407-» i- o n e .A d m its* >uur >anl sale In Ike Srm lam tr MrraJd fur only 6 3 1 / p rr tin* Call by > osa an T u esday amt your (M ine ad ran run fur three day* In the M rrsM for only SB. 18! arage u 252 Accounting 263 Additions A Remodeling ?S4 A* Corxktionaig 255 Alteretons 287 Lawn Services 258 Appliance Repair 288 Legal Services 257 Auto Elect. 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Business Opportunities (class. 55) A Garage Sales (217) require payment m advance. 322 2611 > EMPLOYMENT Elderly Care Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services luxury Items Computer/TV Personals Health Care Lost A Found Special Nonces Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services Seminote Herald, Sanford, Florida - Thursday, June 3, 1999 •SB 231—Cars For Sale DoUJemgan Prep. U M I M S ales 231—Cars For Sale Ufy badad Lka naw con­ ation 93600 ODO 334-0769 •1 CHEW CAPRICE A7C 63160-00 1 1660 OMt CwOaaa Calaa Burgtetoy / dray tot. Naw k naw aX. naw darter A bat­ tery. naw fual pump 69.000 miaa wr rag ttaiL raoonte on ai oi changaa ate IANS o r a >d tanMura. ikaaaar*. mater*, maut. labte. ch*»». buttau. xilteietei. dauwara. doa*. xate*. mac. Fn Sat. Sun *«0 Wwrvtew turn. 6 30- 7 Oaraga Id a : 2400 laiaai Aaa. Sateord rn i Sat. 6 3pm Too* Huuaa hoto awn* ktoMura. ata uam g Bate. Fum Lott ol Hama 17. Ft Cctea Boar Fn- Bun. 75pm 309 Coaonwood. 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MANAGER ARE WE AHEADYET? NO, WE RE NOT y ARE AHEAD. AND WE WE pro bab lynb ver I bchind ? WILL BE AHEAD! X L ^ YE5, WE'RE BEHIND. AND WELL PROBABLY ALWAYS BE BEHIND* ~ zrzr f ANY V MOW MOKE ( HAVE YOU QUE5T10H5? V B E E N ? You could find youreef! a participant m tome rather eitraortOnary developments m the year ahead which could produce benefit* you've never prevtoutfy been aflorded O CM IN I (M a y 21-J u n e 20) Be openminded and receptive to making new ^ indicaliona aoma aiciting new people could enter your Me at thia tuna Treat youraeS to a birthday grft Sand lor your Aatro-Qraph prediction* for iha yaar THB HILL KV constructive concerning a relationship you'd M e to cultivate Thw person may even seek you out to by to get to know stamped envelope to Aalro-Oraph. c/o IN* newspaper. P.O. Boa 17M. Murray Hill Slalion. New York. N Y 1016S Be sure to state vour codec sen CANCCJt (June 21-July 22) An MerestIng proposal which la brought to your TAURUS (Aprs 2G-Mey 20) Although a doaant mean you should leave me reso­ lution of crtbcel laauea up to chance, sueceaa w favored lor you today through a ureque cheat of orcumatancea Flow with CIMtby NKA. Inr Moving up in age KNOW HOW M M Y PREVICWh THEY PUT M W E KGiNNINfc OP VIDOOh YOU RENT AMCS (March 21-April IS) You nugnt gal an opporturvty today to do aomattvng advantages lor both you and him or her REMIND THIS WOMAN OF MY .EGAL RIGHTS PO CX *O YM /r th * i t m . t ik i AOvintAOc of thm window of opportuntfy AOUAMUS (Jen, 20-feb 19) Bscausa the power of your personality It much roet/a and prove to be of great benefit to — b y T .IC R yan Z 0 U B M Z WAVS TO ADMIT I T _ aa eager aa you are to do to V W O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Becauae of Iha unuauai arcumatance aurroundtng your working affaira today, peripheral benefit* can be derived that could be more impreearve than what you acquir* from your baae SOUND U M M (Sept. 23-Oct 23) Try to achedlAe your affaire today m a looaafy atructured manner, becauae n bo 0«e sports- CftJTUb 15 USUALLY ASLEEP eCfORCWEFCMURE STARTS ( Yesterday, I mentioned the Junior Camrose, Britain's home international •vent for under-tts. The senior ver­ sion has been running since 1137. This year, Eire competed for the first time since ItSl. They finished third behind England and Scotland. In the last match. Englishman Glyn Ugglna took full advantage of a Scottish miadefense In this deal. In the other room, the English pair had been allowed to buy the contract in two hearts, made exactly. Here, East'* two-dub response showed hearts. South's four spades defies comment, yet there Is some saying that comes to mind about not arguing with success! It Is hard to see this contract mak­ ing, with three aces and the K-J-IS-7-S of trumps missing. However, appear- ancee can be deceptive. Weal unwisely started the defense with the club ace, (he diamond see and the chib seven. iig iM wen with his jack, then Immediately led his few heart West made his next poor deci­ sion whan he ducked. After winning with dummy's king, Ugglna paused to the fflfinifttt West was known to hold three aces. I f he had the apade king too, that would have given him It high-card points. And as be dearly held a bal­ anced hand. West would have opened one no-trump, showing 1S-17 points, not one diamond. Ergo, Eaat had to have the spade king. Consequently, ugglna called for dummy's spade ace and followed with the apade four. When the king dropped, declarer had IS trlcka for plus S30, and there was a roar of ap­ proval from the partisan Vu-Greph au- Vulnerable: North-South D ealer East Opening lead: * A Ask doctor to justify radiation test sure to radiation? DEAR READER Yes, you should. Although the type of stress test you mention does require radioactive Iso­ topes, the amount is small and the brief exposure may well be Justified by important Information the teat pro­ w asna PETER OOTT, M.D teats. I'm eure yours w ill too— if you ask. On tho other hand, if your doctor ie one of those fot-mo-mske the docision types, consider changing to another physician who will be more sympathetic to your coocerns. In gen­ eral, you will receive more satisfacto­ ry care from a doctor who worts with you and your family as a team. DEAR DR GOTT: About once every summer, I get such severe poison Wy that I must taka steroids lor rehof. I am e woman and wonder If these etaroida will affect my ability to here children. DEAR READER Short, high-dose therapy with steroids (cortiaooa) will affect neither fertility nor your overall health. Patient* get into trouble hem chronic, long-term treatment. Cortisone (prednisone and others) given for a few days invariably helps to heal the acute dermatitis of poison ivy or any serious skin allergy. In such cases, the trivial complication* of cortisoae are more than counterbal­ anced by the benefits. DEAR DR. GOTT: What do you think Of mixing lard and butter togeth­ er, serving them with grits or rubbing them on biscuits? DEAR READER-1 don't think much of the idea, although I know that it is fairly standard procedure in certain parts of the South. Both lard (con­ gealed animal fat) and butter are rich Incholesterol Therefore anybody who gives a dang about heart disease ought to avoid the combination you mention. To give you related Informa­ tion, I am sanding you a copy of my Health Report “ Understanding Cholesterol." Other readers who would liko a copy should send 12.00 plus a long, self addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 2017, Murrey Hill Station, New York, NY I0IM. Be sure to mention the title. � 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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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>, June 03, 1999; <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/e5921aadbc0cb4478572f51c15057d8a.pdf a95a1b48870f137d12ec3b91f70a9349 PDF Text Text TH U R S D A Y June 24, 1999 91st Year, No. 216 (407) 322-2611 Sanford, F L SO C a n ts Serving Softball titles up air Sanford, Casselberry, Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo. Winter Springs and Seminole County S in c e □ Briefs Volunteers needed to donate blood BANFOAO •The Sanford branch of the Central Florida Blood Bank ia pariSdpallng In Blood Brothathood Day, Wednesday June 30 from 9 o«ni. to 7 p.m. The blood bank Is behind on Ns June quota, and needs votomsen . The Sanford branch la located a ll 302 E. Second Street Regular hours are Monday trough Wettoeedey 9 a.m. to 5 p m and Thursday 11 a m to 7 p.m. For more Infor­ mation, cal (407) 322-0622. 1-4 corridor leads county’s economic boom B y Bill Kam a ________________ _________ Staff Writer SANFORD — Anyone looking for a service or high tech oriented job might want to look in Lake Mary’s booming Interstate-! corridor. Lake Mary is competing with Baltimore. Md., for an A1G Warranty Services center that would provide administration of contracts for clients such as Whirlpool, Volvo, BMW, Mitsubishi and Best Buy. However, this is just a portion of the growth taking place in the 1-4 corridor an^ across Seminole County. More than 2,500 new jobs are expected t° be generated in Seminole County this ye* r- according to an economic developmen! study by the County. “Most of those jobs are in the 1-4 coni- dor," said Bob Turk, director of Economic Development for Seminole County. Seminole County is experiencing steady economic growth since 1990, with a 40 percent growth in employment from 1990-1998. "We are outpacing the state and the nation in job creation," Turk said. "We have surpassed the Orlando Region. Consistency is the key." No wim py burgers for Jacob Fake drowning toads The Heathrow International Business Center is a hot spot for finding new jobs. First USA and Convergys Corp. are both expanding into second buildings. Fiserv, a financial software company, also recently moved into a new facility. At the International Parkway and State Road 46-A intersection, Pizzuti Developers are holding discussions with Sec Boom, Page SA Local residents mixed on school voucher issue If It withstands a legal chal­ lenge, Florida Gov. |eb Bush's plan for a state-wide school voucher system is one of the most dramatic developments to affect public education in the state in some time. Approved by the Florida leg­ islature, one piece of Bush's educational reform package calls for the state to provide the parents of children who attend failing public schools, vouchers worth approximately $4,000 per year to help offset the cost of drowned during a lobster dMng trip o i the Florida Kays on Aug. treked him doom through phono their education in private or parochial schools. Criticized by most public school officials and teachers unions and hailed by those who advocate a massive overhaul of our public school systems, the issue has left few straddling the fence. Although not a scientific method of polling, the Seminole Herald visited the Sanford WalMart this week to see what local residents fed about the idaa of tax dollars being re-appropriat­ ed. While sample size of tMs approach does not guarantee statistical validity, person-onSse Vouchee, PagsiA County bans nudity where alcohol is sold H u m a n * S o c to ty Jacob Gardner chows down on a hamburger during the Christ United Methodist Church’s Vacation Btota School. Jacob and the other VB8ars enjoyed a weak of religious instruction and games, topped oM by a cook-out and celebration at the end of the week. SAN FORD- Two Marks tried to make their mark on TuesdayThe Rev. Mark George, who opposed nudity and drinking in public places. And resident Mark Clifford who finds the two to be a splendid blend for those so inclined. Rev. George from Casselberry pleaded with the Seminole County Commissioners to adopt the same ordinance adopted in his city in January. Clifford,, who said he was a retired Air Force pilot, suggest­ ed the commissioners back off. "You can't regulate this," Clifford said. "There will be loopholes. And there will always be a demand for this type of thing." To the satisfaction of the Rev. George, The BCC voted, 54), to approve the ordinance, which Sheriff Don Eslinger vowed he would uphold. There will be no more "Nude Mac Beth" in Sheriff Don’s territory. Sse Bans, Page BA Rebuilding History: Fire truck runs again E ffo r t s c o n tin u e t o w a r d r e s t o r in g •* 1922 L a F ra n ce □ Quote ‘PrMpwtyitonlyan instrument to be used, not a deitytobe worshiped.’ C alvin ffAftfLfpt fire tru c k SANFORD - jit's not gone, and for some people, it's not forgotten. There Is still hope that the re-acquired 1922 LaFrance Fire Truck, owned by the city of Sanford, will once again roll through the city streets, probably in parades and for special occasions. The fire truck, obtained through city and private dona­ tions In 1996, is still unusable. Firefighters at the Sanford downtown station did a deal of the initial work when it The Ira truck, upon dtoovary in a laid In hearMghta, remained Intact Through sup home city. •,« �2 A ■ Seminoto Herald. Sanford. Florida ■Thursday. Juno 24. 1999 ACCU WEATHER® FORECAST FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY F lo r id a W e a th e r www.accuweather.com U V In d e x T o m o r r o w 10 ___ 8 6 4 § 3 .= L t . 0 zC fczJ Five-Day Forecast for Sanford Tonight Tallahassee Monday j i ^71/91 1 Sam 10 am Noon 3pm 4pm 14 lew 44 U m « 47. Urine. M Hi* 19.. V«y Mg, ndaa re tsu a n to « r i uneoM r*y» 73/85 vmm Shown « tomorrow'* -earner Temperatures art tonight slow'* and tomorrow » fwgra T-storm in spots early, then partly cloudy A lm a n a c Sanford through Yesterday Temperature M U *--------------Low ...______ Normal high... Normal low ... Precipitation Yerierttoy .. 6 79" 4 91* 16 95* 20 70* 20 08* last year to date .... Normal year to date N a tio n a l C it ie s Key West 78/88 ^ AJI tu p s , forecasts and data provided by AccuWeather. Inc. ©1999 Somo sun and trot; p m. t-storms In spots. Some sun and hot, p m. t-storms In spots Regional Weather Su n and M oon Florida: A lew showers and thunderstorms this evening, then partly cloudy overnight. Tomorrow, somo sun with a lew afternoon showers and storms Georgia: Mostly cloudy tonight with a lew showers and thunderstorms Tomorrow, some sun with a lew showers and thunderstorms. Mississippi: Variable cloudiness tonight with a lew showers and thunderstorms Tomorrow, some sun with a lew showers and thunderstorms Alabama: Mostly cloudy tonight with a tew showers and thunderstorms. Tomorrow, some sun with a lew showers and thunderstorms, especially south. South Carolina: Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a couple o( showers and thunderstorms in spots Sunset tonight .... Sunns# Friday.... Moonrise today .... Moonset today.... FuH Last June 28 July 0 R e g io n a l C itie s Abeny, GA Apaiactscoia Atlanta. QA tlambndae. QA Ooce Raton Cairo. OA Coral Springs Cresfvtew Ft Lauderdale Fort Myers Gemetvi*e Key West Kissimmee Lakeland Meboume Ttdas tor Otylona Stack Shorts. Sungtow per Tomorrow 12 20 a m. 007 am. 12:17 p.m. 6 48pm First Low First High SocondLow Second High July 12 July ?0 t.1 It 4.0It 088 4.8ft Second Low Second High 74*1** Orlando PentacoU Sarasota St Augustine T o m o r r o w 's N n tio n u l W e a t h e r TiSanasaae Tampa Thom ssvM Valdosta. OA VaroOeacti W Palm Bell Louisiana: Partly to mostly cloudy lonighl with a lew showers and thunderstorms. Tomorrow, variable clouds with a lew showers and thunderstorms 91 B9 90 M 88 89 7 7 7 7 7 7 W o r ld C itie s Kansas CXy Las Vegas Utile Rock Hong Kong Jerusalem London LousvSe Manas Mauco O y Moscow Pans Pome Seoul Sydney Memphis Atom Des Moines 90 71 pc 88 70 aft Mmneopots 68 71 pc 88 64 Mi Seattle 85 SO OeOM 87 65 pc 85 68 r Nashvde 86 68 pc 88 72 I Topeka 89 71 ElPaao 98 73 t 104 73 a New onerra 64 74 t 89 75 to Tucson 110 74 ^attarts 80 56 pc 85 54 a NtwtoricCfty 88 70 pc 88 70 pc Mnhfeigbn.DC 82 89 Weather (W ): a-tunny, pc-parity cloudy, c-doudy. ah-showers, l-thunderstorma, r-rain, at-snow flume*, an-snow, I-ice. Shown are noon positions ol weather systems and precipitation Temperature bands are tw*a lor the day Forecast tecavtow temperatures are given lor selected cme* Ye*terday'a National Hlgh/tow: (tor die 48 contiguous states) High 118* in Death Valey. CA Low 31* In Stanley. 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'O f t e n e n d Ju ly 5 , 1 9 9 9 , Seminole Herald **Serving Seminole County Since 1908" 9 * Thursday, Jura 24,1999 • Vol. 91, No. 216 Published: Dally Except Monday, Saturday, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N . French Ave., Sanford, F L 32771 Batty Dennett Business Manager Joneea Mean Linda Spiegai PNOOUCTION Frank VMofene •Manager reggy w n r w AOVEHTWNJ Cheryl Smith rrvoa i wmsn Ken HoUmger - Manager John Coflmen Oorts Dtotrteh D i Kama D«n Smith Phone: (407) 322-26I T Fax: (407) 323-940S Subecnption Ratee (Deity 4 Sunday) Home Delivery Me4 Months *19 50 4240 Months 43900 444 0 Year 47400 498 0 (4 t 7 )S a -M N Florida Residents add 7% sales las Tommy Vincent Russ What ft Terry Kimert Ted Walter Republic Newspapers, Inc. It's not too late to becom b a weather page sponsor. Your a d will be seen b y thousands of perspective clients daily. 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But why that half the world is can't there be a trying to hide from the "puppy dog" instead other half. of the "watchdog" in In recent years, I the driveway now believe many editors and then? and reporters have Random acts of vio­ tried so hard to find Russ lence are reported, out what's wrong in random acts of virtue the world that they ignored. Indecency • • • • • • • creates headlines, have forgotten an equally important obligation — decency is unexplored. to report what's right. This newspaper •as many Most of the reported news others - runs a daily crime log. Oviedo - June 18. Patrick Michael Griffin, 40, of Boland Drive, Oviedo, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on Boland Drive in Oviedo. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Oviedo - June 18. Bo Lewis Gomes, 19, of North Gate Circle, Oviedo, was stopped by Seminole County deputies and charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia. Sanford - June 19. Carl Ruffin, 27, of Pecan Avenue, Sanford, was stopped by Seminole County deputies on SR 600 and 27th Street, Sanford. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. Lake Mary - June 22. Jason Oliver Bryant, 22, of Lakeside Woods Drive, Orlando was stopped on SR 400 by Lake Mary police. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and resisting or obstructing a police officer without violence. White Lake Mary •June 22. Leslie M. Miller, 21, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, was stopped by Lake Mary police on Lake Mary Boulevard. She was arrested for possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. Assault/Battery State leaders course scheduled for July ORLANDO •The National Alzheimer's Association's Public Policy Office Ls sponsor­ ing a two-day State Leaders Course on July 16 and 17 in Orlando to train Alzheimer's disease advocates. Anyone who can give a few hours per month will be trained to testify before legislative committees, meet Casselberry - June 20. Audrey Lynn Quinn, 25, of Lawndale Circle, Winter Park, was charged by Casselberry police with battery on a law enforcement office and resisting arrest with violence after police arrived on the scene of a traffic accident to investigate. \ Altamonte Springs - June 23. Nicholas John Kempf, 27, of Northbridge Drive, Altamonte Springs, was stopped by Altamonte police at SR^36 and San Sebastian Road. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis and driving on a suspended or revoked license. Funeral Winter Springs - June 22. Dawn Heather Davis, 27, of Warren Avenue, Longwood was stopped by Winter Springs police at SR 434 and Sherry Avenue. She was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis, possession of drug paraphernalia, and driving on a suspended or revoked drivers license. Also arretted during the traffic stop was James Evans Sanders, 29, also of Warren Avenue, Longwood. He was charged with possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis. MORGAN, ORSCEOLA LOUISE (SISTER) Funrril Srnrlm <MOmni* Louw ‘SMrf' Mufftan. AS. ot S*flJnrd who dwd ThunJjy Jun* 17 will bu hrid I I 00 *m SaluriUy )mw m Zion I (of* M K. Church with R n Ellw C titty otftcUtlng Vhlutlon Frldty W p m M Suivwir OiApri Sunrtw Funrr«l I loow WO U k u W Aw W7-12J-7MJ In ilur** of tn t tenement* with officials, do policy research, or represent the Alzheimer's Association In coalition meetings. For more information, contact Ann Dumont at the Alzheimer's Association Greater Orlando Chapter Office at (407) 6291997. listing the misdeeds of men, women and some children. Imagine a newspaper running a daily Kindness Log, listing the good deeds of men, women and especially children. Headings such as DUI, Murder, Rape, Forgery and Grand Theft would be replaced with those for Civility, Courtesy, Compassion, Gallantry, Honesty and Virtue. A Kindness Log sampling would read: Courtesy Altamonte Springs • Robert L Goodman, 24, Broadmoor Rd., Lake Mary, was observed extending his umbrella and safely helping an elderly shop­ per to her vehicle at the Altamonte Springs Mall. Honesty tt Virtue Oviedo - Patricia Ann Sweetman, 12, Vestavla Way, Longwood, found a wallet belonging to I. Forget of Oviedo and made arrangements for him to pick it up. Inside was all of D ir e c t C r e m a t i o n 385 1 ( )r <i m rj r1 C i l y kith* Florida Lottery: Fantaay • (Juno 33) 1 HHH V IM H M » .’ a y Jo ffP ff8 a n 4 to StaB Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — The Altamonte Springs police department is bringing an end to its "soft" enforcement of bicycle helmet lews within dty limits, a move the department says is designed to reduce head injuries by young riders. The change in policy could also result in the accumulation of points against future driver's licenses by those who fail to comply. For the past year the Altamonte Springs Bike Patrol has been issuing primarily ver­ bal warnings to enforce a 1997 law the Florida State Legislature crafted for riders under the age of 16. Widespread notifications have been made through school resource officers, but compli­ ance by young riders has been spotty. "It seems like the kids were not getting the hint," reflected Senior Patrol Officer Kristen Bates. "Seventy-five percent of all head injuries are directly related to riding without a hel­ met." The Altamonte police depart­ ment has taken considerable steps to bring more kids Into compliance, including sponsor­ ship of several bike rodeos in the dty and the donation of more than 50 bike helmets for kids whose families can't afford them. Bike patrol officers haw also done safety checks to make sure riders have helmets that properly fit and are complete in their design with hard shell covers and foam or pad inserts. Since verbal warnings have had limited affect, police will now begin issuing dtations which will cost vioiston $45, and the Community-Oriented Police Services Division will notify parents of offenders in writing that their children have received a citation. "A lot of kids never tell their parents they've been died, the parents never know, and the fine goes unpaid," said Bates. The first offense following a 11 ;» J M l S r i v ii «• 2 4 -7 4 -M Lotto (Juno Iff) 1 S -M 1 - NURSING i Monoy (Juno 23) •-te-SS-M — MogabaM • Police step-up enforcement of helmet law they could be subject to having their licenses suspended before they even get behind the wheel of s car." Altamonte Springs police also receive help in providing free helmets to kids from the Seminole County SAFE KIDS Coalition as Operation C H .I.L D . (Child Helmet Implementation Lessen Danger of head Injury) continues. H u m W M lr’i column appear* In Ifc* Seminole Herald Monday through Saturday. LJ,i C i m d u u i , ,'h ic . HOME ABUSE. WILKES& NcHUGUPA • BEDSORES • BROKEN BONES DEATH Principal Office in Tampa CALL FREE ATTORflEYS AT LAW dtation may be waived by either showing proof of pur­ chase of a helmet to the Clerk of Court or producing a helmet itself. Families unable to afford bike helmets for their kids will be provided resource informa­ tion on how to receive a free helm et "We're trying to make it as easy as possible to comply," Bates said. "We want to make sure we get the message out tta t if young riders don't com­ ply and receive dtations, they must be taken care of. When riders turn into drivers at the age of 16, those dtations will be reflected on their driver's licenses as unpaid fines and Mr. Forget's credit cards and S256 in cash. I have this feeling that more people are tempted to do good deeds than they are tempted to do bad ones in the course of a day. We just don't emphasize the good deeds. Newspapers are so filled with bad news that there is little or no room left for the good news. If newspapers began running more good news than bad news, chances arc more people would buy those newspapers - and more people would be willing to talk to reporters who worked at those newspapers. 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"If people want to send their kids to pri­ vate schools they should pay for it. I've had my children in both private and public schools and they did much better in a public school setting." Sanford's Lahoma Fayso echoed those remarks but for different reasons. "I don't think that anything that negatively affects the public schools is a gixxi idea," she said. "If they are going to spend more money on education, they should spend it on more money for teachers, technology, and reducing class size. I don't think we should take money away (mm programs that are already established." Paul Johnson, also of Sanford warmly embraces the ideas of school vouchers. "I'm all for it." agreed Johnson. The public school sys­ tem is a mess. If nothing else it needs some competition. I think the competition from private and parochial schools would make tor a healthier educational environment period." James Anthony, \isiting from Orlando had this to say about the school voucher program. "It's ironic you ask because me and my roommate were just having a discussion about that very topic last night. I would have to say I'm against it. I think there should be a separa­ tion of church and state and the state plays a major role in public education. 1 don't think the gov­ ernment should get involved in subsidizing religious schools." Gary Martin of Winter Springs saw the issue in a differ­ ent light. "Anything the governor can do to help with a child's educa­ tion is fine with me. I don't think public schools should nec­ essarily have a monopoly on education our children." Longwood's Diana McCrate was adamantly opposed to the idea of school vouchers. "I’m not for it at all, 1 don't think the government has any business getting involved in pri­ vate schools. If we are doing a lousy job with the public school system, we should focus on fix­ ing it and I don't think we can fix it by channeling resources to private schools." One final Sanford voice who asked not to be identified responded, "I'm against it. I think educational money pro­ vided by the state has to and should go to the public schools. Public education is a tradition in this country. If parents want to send their kids to private schools let them pay for it. The state shouldn't have to." The school voucher legisla­ tion was approved by the Florida House of Representatives by a vote of 7048 on April 28. A day later the Florida Senate approved the bill by a vote of 25-t5. Although Florida currently has only four schools that are classified as "failing," that num­ ber could skyrocket to as many as 170 as performance standards are raised throughout the state. Those rising standards could leave as many as 156,000 sun­ shine state students eligible for the vouchers by the start of the 2000-2001 school year. Slate constitutional chal­ lenges are certain to come from teachers unions and the American Civil Liberties Union. Briefs Orlando Magic Dance lYyouts are June 26 ORLANDO > The Orlando Magic Dance Team will hold try­ outs on Saturday at the Orlando Magic Practice Court, RDV Sportsplex, 8701 Maitland Summit Blvd. Registration is at 9 a.m., and the dance audition will begin at 10 a.m. Post cut inter­ views will be held Thursday, July 1. Food to be distributed SANFORD - Seminole Volunteer Enterprises, Inc. and the Department of Agriculture will distribute USDA food com­ modities on Monday June 28 and Wednesday, June 30, from 10 o'clock a.m. until 6 o'clock p.m. at 407 West Fourth Street, Sanford. This program is avail­ able to everyone who meets the rules for acceptance and partici­ pation. Eligibility will be based on total household income not in excess of the state established maximum percentage of the poverty line for the appropriate household size. Items to be dis­ tributed are: applesauce, dry navy peas, canned green beans, instant milk, canned pears, canned pork, potato flakes and rice. AARP offers courses The AARP 55-ALIVE Mature Driving Program is an eighthour course designed for motorists age 50 and older. The program addresses the physical changes that can affect older dri­ vers and presents ways to com­ pensate for those changes. In Florida, drivers may be eligible for auto Insurance discounts. Advance registration is required. Tujtion is $8, paid at the first class, preferably by check, made payable to AARP. For informa­ tion on future courses please call (407) 351-0932 for Orange and Seminole counties or 1-888-227- 7669 for other counties. ToastMasters meeting LAKE MARY • Omni ToastMasters Club #6861 Central Division 47, Area 25 meets each Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at the AAA Building locat­ ed at 1000 AAA Drive in Heathrow. Meetings are open to prospective members and guests. On July 1, Omni ToastMasters will hold their installation of new oficers for the 1999-2000 year. For more infor­ mation, call Lany Allison, Vice President Membership, at (407) 342-8487. Attend Am erica s Most Harrell &.Beveriy Transmissions By Bill Kern* Staff Writer ALTAMONTE SPRINGS For the first time, elementary school students in Seminole County are taking weekly field trips to the Lake Brantley High School in Altamonte Springs for swimming lessons as part of the school board's Summer Adventure Program. Nine elementary school sites throughout the county are par­ ticipating in the program. More than 350 students are participat­ ing in the extended day child care program, up from 250 last summer. Other activities in the summer program sponsored by the school board include trips to the Central Florida Zoo and the Student Museum in Sanford, the Environmental Center near Winter Springs, General Cinema in Lake Mary, and Home Depot in Casselberry. "We're trying to make the pro­ grams as fun as possible," said Laura Sanborn, administrator for the extended day child care program. "There’s lots of learn­ ing, but the kids don't even realize it." Each elementary school sends student on a bus to the Lake Brantley High School pool once per week, from 1 p.m. to 3 JO p.m. Open areas are provided for students who don't want swimming lessons. A life guard and extended day care workers watch over the children. "The kids are learning some­ thing new all the time," Sanborn said. "And, we have instructors that can really make it fun." Middle schools will partici­ pate in the program starting this fall. The increase In participation this summer could be influ­ enced by the program's incrcasnl emphasis on recre­ ational activities, Sanborn said. Last summer, the day care pro­ gram focused on premed and space camp activities. "It's a nice local program," Sanborn said. "They are having a ball. Adults and the kids." Registration in the extended day program is $90 per week or $20 per day for the first child, with discounts for additional children. There is also a $10 reg­ istration fee. The fee to partici­ pate in the swimming program is $3 per day for open swim­ ming, and $8 per day for lessons. The program began May 27, and it will run until Aug. 6. Activities are held from 7 a m to 6 p m during the week. Students take field trips twice per week. Sites for the program Include Carillon Elementary in Oviedo, Heathrow Elementary In Lake Mary, Forest City Elementary in Altamonte Springs, Sabal Point and Wekiva elementary schools in Longwood, Rainbow Elementary in Winter Springs, Sterling Park Elementary in Casselberry, Wicklow Elementary in Sanford, and Winter Springs Elementary School. 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Entering its third year, the Small Business Incubator in the Port of Sanford has created 115 light manufacturing jobs, and it has 100 percent occupancy. A third building was recently completed for the Small Business Incubator in the Port of Sanford. It will focus on high tech jobs in association with a NASA incubator program. There are 14 light manufacturing businesses currently in the Incubator. Featherlitc By Vantari is expanding its sales and service facilities in the Port of Sinford. The incubator, part of the Seminole Community College Small Business Incubator program, is staffed by the Small Business Development Center. County government and Port of Sanford officials also work together. Counselors provide advice to small businesses. "Overall, economic growth in the region is due to strong communication between educators, business and government leaders," said John Jones, Senior Planner for Seminole County. Officials are planning a similar incubator at the Orlando Sanford Airport that would generate international warehouse distribution and light manufacturing jobs. The incubator would benefit from the airport's proposed free trade zone. Officials hope to have the incubator in place withi|i fiscal year 1999- 2000. Just west of Sanford, manufacturing facilities are looking into opening up new businesses in Rand Yard, on the north end of SR 46. Meanwhile, AIC Warranty Services would bring an estimated 550 jobs to Lake Mary by 2004, at an average wage of $36,000. The state is tentatively planning to give $1J million in incentives to lure AIC Warranty Services to Lake Mary, in combination with the City and County each contributing $165,000. "The incentive* are to entice them to come," Turk said. T h e y are not to reward them for coming." The annual City tax revenue from AIG would be S42^XX), while the County would receive $177,000. 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June 24. 1999 People Employers must maintain certain records Engagem ent CottrillCarter Mr. and Mrs. J o ­ seph Bybce of S an­ ford, announce the engagement of their granddaughter, V ic­ toria (Vtkt) Cottrill to Carl Carter III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carter II of W arrenton, Va. The wedding will be an event of Ju n e 2 6 In Bealeton, Va., where the couple will make their home. V icto ria C o ttrill C alender T o a s tm a s te rs 17-92. south of Airport Boule­ vard. Guest are welcome. For information. call Tony McDaniel at 3 2 4 -0 4 6 9 . The Omni Toastm asters Club #6861 will meet nt 5 :3 0 p.m . every Thursday at the AAA Building. 1000 AAA Drive. Heathrow. Guests and p ro ­ spective members are wel­ come. Call Jim Ocqur. 9 4 2 5 2 2 7 Tor Information. Free clinic Friday A free clinic lo Include blood pressure check, blood sugar screening and Immunizations will be held every Friday, from 9 to 11 a.m .. at the Geneva Elementary School in the old school building, com er of First and Main Street In Geneva. The clinic Is sponsored by the Seminole County Health Departmenl In conjunction with the Seminole County Sheriffs Office and Geneva Elem entary School. For information, call 3 4 9 -9 2 8 4 . Recovery Fresh Start Recovery p ro­ grams offers 12-step support groups for those experiencing life-controlling problems. The groups meet every Thursday, a t 7 :3 0 p.m.. at Destiny Church. 3 1 1 0 Howell Branch Road. Winter Park. For infor­ mation call 3 8 2 -3 2 3 2 or 3 8 4 8135. Tlic Fair Labor Standards Act establishes minimum wage, overtime pay. re­ cordkeeping. and child labor standards atTcctmg lull time and part-tim e workers In the private sector and tn Federal . State, and local govern­ ments. The Fan l.ahor Stan­ dards Act requites that all oo\rrrd employees be paid at least the minimum wage and not levs that one and one half times their regular rates of pay tor overtime hours worked, unless exrnipl. In order to ensure that employ­ ers ate paying their nonexempt employees at least minimum wage and not less than one and one-half limes their regular rates of pay for carm ine hours worked, the Fair lab or Standards Act r e ­ quires that the employer maintain certain records. Following is a listing of the basic records that an em ­ ployer must maintain: (1) Employee's full name and so ­ cial security number: (2) Home address. Including zip code; (31 Birth date. If younger than 19: (41 Sex and occupation In which em ­ ployed; (51 Time of day and day of week on which the employee's workweek begins; covered by the payment. Hits recordkrrptng adds in thr administrative require­ ments of any business to which the Act applies. How­ ever. It Ls a must. Failure tn comply with the require­ ments of the Act ran subject the rmpluyer tn n maximum line of A10 ,0 0 0 and Im pris­ onment of up to stx months. Fortunately, these records don't need to lie retained for the lime business starts and until It dissolves. The length of time the employer must retain records, however, delicnds on the type of record. The employer must preserve for at least three years: (1) All payroll nnd other records; (21 All wrlltcn collective b ar­ gaining agreements and any amendments or additions thereto: (3) All written plans, trusts, and employment co n ­ tracts; and (4) A record of to ­ tal dollar volume of sales or business total volume of goods purchased or received. Additionally, the employer must preserve for at least two years: (1) All basic time and earning cards or sheets on which are entered the dally starting and slopping lime of the individual employees; (2) All tables of schedules of the M \\\\ \< i \i mi People's Law Conrspom lnil (6) Regular hourly rale of pay for any workweek In which overtime compensallon Is due; (7) Hours worked each workday; (8) Tolnl hours worked each work­ week; (9) Basis on which employee's wages are paid (e.g.. *$5 and hour*. *190 a week*, ‘ piecework*); (10) T o­ tal daily or weekly stralghttlmc earnings; (11) Total premium pay for overtime hours; (12) All additions lo or deductions room wages paid each pay period. Including employee purchases orders or wage assignments; (13) Total wages paid each pay period; and (14) Dale or payment and the pay period employer which provide the piece rales or oilier rates used in computing ntmlglittime earnings, wugrs, or sal­ ary or overtime pay com puta­ tion; nnd (3) All records of additions lo or deductions from nil wages paid. The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that the em­ ployer maintain certain r e c ­ ords, As noted, those records must be quite detailed and may ndd considerable time ond expense to the admini­ stration or business. How­ ever. that recordkeeping helps ensure that em ployers will pay their non-exempt employees at least minimum wage and not less that one and one-half limes their regular rales of pay for over­ time hours worked. In the coming weeks we will discuss other aspects of Employment Law. U anny Acevedo is a pnu. 11cmg attorney tn .Seminole County and a member o f the Florida Bar. H e can be reached by cuJF tng 323-4080. This column Is fo r general Information only and should not be relied upon tn lieu o f consulting an attorney about your problem. > ToughLove support Tough Love Orlando.* a parent support group, meets every Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m, at St. Stephen Lutheran Church. 2 1 4 0 H w y . 4 3 4 . Longwood. ToughLove Is a self-help, a c ­ tive. parent support group for parents troubled by their chil­ dren's behavior. The group Is open to parents of preteens, teenagers and adult children, and grandparents. For more information call (407) 3 2 4 -0 7 2 4 or visit their web site a t toughlove.org. Substance abuse SAFE, Substance Abuse Family Education, Is conduct­ ing a 'Families in Crists* out­ reach program. Interested or­ ganizations wanting to contact the Lire Savers Club .of; SAFE may call Libby Kuharske at 2 9 1 -4 3 5 7 . Alzheimer’s A support group for adults caring for patients with Alz­ heimer's Disease meets the first Friday of the month, from 2 to 3 :3 0 p.m., at All Souls Catholic Church, 301 W. Eighth Street. Sanford. This service is sponsored by the Greater Orlando Alzheimer’s Association. Alanon, Alateen Alanon and Alateen m eet­ ings are held every Thursday, at 8 p.m .. at Sanford Christian Church. 7 3 0 Upsala Road. Sanford. For Information, call 3 2 3 -8 5 2 4 . Blue Grass Pickers Tell Us Your Story Sanford Blue Grass Pickers meet every Thursday, from 610 p.m.. at the Greater San­ ford Chamber of Commerce. Pickers and gunners are wel­ come. For information, coll Joh n Shaffer. 8 2 9 -4 9 3 1 . Sunriaa Kiwanls The Seminole Sunrise Ki­ wanls Club meets every Fri­ day. at 7 a.m ., at Shoney a. US I Emerald Isle castle attracts Sanford tourists Malahkta Castle In Dublin, Inland was one of the Interesting sites visHad by Sanford slstsfv, Margaret Wiggins and Dorothy *DoMe* Anthony while they were on a 16-dey tour of tfwbeeuUM Emerald late, England. Blind victim encourages fireworks safety DEAR ABBY; In the summer of 1997, when I was 1 1 ,1 was injured in an accident with an illegal fire­ work. In celebration of the Chicago Bulla* fifth championship, my friends and 1 were watching an adult neighbor try to light a fire­ work. Without wurning, the fire­ work went off, spraying gunpowder and debria in our direction. I was struck on the left side of my face and lost my left eye. Two of my friends were also burned and scarred. Before the accident, I hsd been diagnosed through my school's vision testing program with ambly­ opia of the right eye. The vision in forgo making sparkler* a part works, Uw Light tho Night (or of children's celebrations. Sight W alkathoa, or how you A D V IC C I If you have a event coming up in Sem inole County and would like for us to publish it, § please contact u s at | ■ ■ ■ I THURSDAY PRIME TIME 10 00 hm> Uj Wales and France. Read about the tour tn Doha Dietrich's People Col­ umn this weekend. ftoCM** naTilwj p sm n tott* g g g ra ft: y ^ fjru iC c1 n u lla *■ |M*««rU»ay»faiilJ Sow* 0*4 W * B«a»» lU^nl \<8HmZi IM m A Tii &«-* a* m . . . i. cJ«d, w**i £ 5 W ; sIWIl f t W ' •nm bsSTiCiiiGiw U i * t wB r' Wh^ w a rfcsr- lug n o n about fireworks iab> ty, Prevent Blindness Americans toll-free number la (MO) M l* MM. The organisation will bo happy to provide caller* with more Information about fire* my right eye wea limited. I have learned from personal experience th at fireworks are always dangerous, even when used by an adult. I encourage evemme to celebrate every Fourth of July liy going to a local park to enjoy the professional demonstrations. On Saturday, Ju n a 2 6 , 1 am proud to be a part of the second annual Light the Night for Bight Walkathon, sponsored by Prevent Blindness America. I implore all of your readers to Join all of us work­ ing to increase fireworks safety awareness. Please help your local Prevent Blindness America chapter by walking or by pledging your financial support. Prevent Blindness America also has many programs to screen fur eye diseases and detact conditions such as amblyopia and to prevent workplace injuries to eyes. I am enthusiastic about helping other people evoid havi/ig to go through whet I had to experience. Remem­ ber to always appreciate the gift of sight. COLIN J. BURNS, CHICAGO IMCAK COLIN; Thank you for • te rrific te lle r, and for the tim ely rem inder about fireworke eafety. I reapeet your effort to educate the public so that other children nnd adults will not here to experience the trauma that you did. And while we’re on the subJect of firew orks, let me add be very dangerous In th e hande of children. Sparklers are not a benign firework; they heat up to IMO degreea Fahrenheit hot enough to matt gold! - end they a re the second-highest cause of fireworks aye Injuries requiring tripe to the em erA wise parent will booblot *8*b H i w i f Cm fantioni" at no charge, aa wall aa fireworks Injury (bet sheets and a “attia" to adocate both parent* « « hide. — vision safety la nothing to wink at. is IJtfcW Say hello to Am erica's most beloved m atchm aker... H e t h M U The Tony A w a rd winning m usical starring Elizabeth M u rff a n d M ark Cham bers 1 ' BOX OFFICE O PEN TUESDAY •SUNDAY Co# tor O icou nli tot gnxfM ot 30 or more. i - > Evtrangta 1.00pm ‘MMnttiM290pm "lhii»M*TOOpmtE,»*WI, , 00w, Theater Center at DBCC 1. ] ’ » 1200 W International Speedway Boulevard, Doytona Beoch Professional Theater a t Ms Best! �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida - Thursday. 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The grosser vouf oworsnoos on the aubSCORPIO (O a t M-Mov. 11) By dying to take the philosophical approach and viewing tfNngs aa pert of the whole, not In a limited or narrow scope, la what will make you vary effeedva today. S A G ITTA R IU S (N ov. 11-Dec. 11) An unusual chain of events could sat In by Chartes M. Shuli ALL RI6MT. ANSWER ME THIS.. HOW COME A D 0 6 GETS TO PLAT SHORTSTOP WHILE I HAVE TO PLAT RI6HT FIELD ? UlELL.HE'S QUITE KNOUftJOKAfilE) ABOUT THE 6AME,ANDHE'5 USUALLY VERY ALERT, AND.J T tfU JA fV , \S . V i / J y in field - f l y 0 RW.E7UWU WANTS TO KNOWABOUT 1 THc INrftvt/'rLT RULE ? ^ i i / GEM INI (May 11-Jun e M ) When you think About maklna moo#v todiy, think poarihrety. because any profit you can vtauabe In your mind’s eye can become a raaMy. Be open to new Idaaa. 1 f 4JX_____ £ ado. Aatto-amph Ia a syndicated column written by'Birrikx'&ode Otol for Nowtpopor Entorpri$o byT.K . R y tn CHILLOUT. ^ ttl lA L ^ Ten to the century by AitSansora mw,QMCF 7 I've THROWN ^ < 3^ — b_BFCKOUTl l WON'T I W / jL — w tn ^ u w g / '^NBE.AOLtTD 1 y J coNbioeKTwsiHt nrsr 0WOf NEE-VOOStCILT ) ( N 0 ..6 JT ' vm.' iu. /> v ^ b K f U t T O m A longtime M ead of mine, Albert Benjamin, celebrated bis N th birth­ day a couple of months ago. Ha baa a broad f v —w, writes with hu­ mor, plays an excellent game, but Isn’t at his b ait aa a nonplaying captain! (It’s a long story.) In today's deal, two clubs was stron g, artificial and forcing. Two spades promised at least five spades and eight points Now North used the Grand Slam Ptareo, asking hla partner to bid seven with two of the lop three **We*t’« double was absurd. With the opponents looking for seven, ha was doubling for on t down, turning 100 into IN . It's not dever when It points a picture irf the rtirtrlbutlrm for fftHsr- West and South having only trumps Benjamin lad n low trum p from hand, forcing West to split his honors; otherwise, dummy's nine would win the trick . However, Benjamin just played low from the dummy, leaving Wart to lend away from the G -J4 Into dummy’s K -M and his A-7-1. West couldn't win another trick , so six **Afoert'a wife, Judy, played In six spades undoubted, going the normal * f e s Nerlfc SS-S4-S* e x a l t W AX e A x it • S A K Q ■am s — q J to ■ J I M w a 7 •3 1 s a i e q 7a a i l * to 7 a c 3 Berth e A 7 8 4 3 S Q M e J a4 * J a Vulnerable: Both D ealer: N orth Berth W ert t* •e Pass DbL O pening lead: w J ^Beniamln realised West had ali four Study shows hair/breast cancer link A D D G S U i’b ttffilOL B U T V O U HAVE T O \ TH E R E ’S T A I t f ^ M f ^ T H A N l ALMMMS A T rT I 1 d s a s w re ^ e e DEAR DR. GOTT: I read som e­ where that X-ray analysis of hair samcon diagnose breast cancer. la offthewrtlarwfcatT DEAR REAMER: L too, was Snored by the revelation reported in tbn Jou rn al of the Am erican Mndlcal Association (May S, I N I ). Veronica Jam as, a physicist at the Australian N ational un iversity, C anberra, recently released the flmjjngi of bar study la tbs journal Nature (Volume l i t , lt N ). By using sophisticated X* my analysis of human hair, Dr. Jam as b trau at of a family history of malig­ discovered that woman with breast nancy. Dr. Jam as believes that the can cer had consistently distinctive abend pattern Is caused by aa abnor­ changes In the X-ray diffraction pat­ mal phospholipid bilayer of the coll terns, to the point that the tort might membrane that reflects the risk of can cor. Ordinarily, scalp hair was well be appropriate for general use. tested ; If a woman dyed hnr h air, Predictably, the initial response of piMn h»tp f|| e I don't know about you, but I am caljy confirmed by three other Inves­ thunderstruck by this Information. tigative teams. Now, scientists at tbs Not only does U have the potential for Brookfaaven National Laboratory are attempting to validate her results. Basically, when exposed to a apedal type of X-ray analysis, hair sain pies women with b bireast can cer from woman shewed a distinctly* pattern. So did women without b reast can cer, but who w ars considered to be at risk North B art I* Pass SNT Pass All pass �8 A ■ Seminole Herald. Sanford, Florida - Thursday, June 24. 1099 ; Truck ---------C on tin u ed from P age 1A if one could even be found, would be nearly impossible. It was decided to rebuild the pre­ sent engine. In doing so, any parts which may now be beyond replacement, may have to be specially manufactured. The cost involved in such a rebuilding however, and the lack of funds, has brought the matter to a complete halt. The present need is for addi­ tional financial assistance, and offers to rebuild the present engine. In recalling the good old days when the vehicle was still in Sanford, Deputy Fire Chief Ron Neel said it was located at the city's fire station, in the 100 block of south Palmetto Avenue. "Every Thursday, one of the officers would start up the truck by winding the crank," said Neel. "Once it started running, he'd drive it outdoors and around the block. That old engine used to smoke and smoke, but I can still see him driving around, usually without a shirt and smoking a big cigar. Neel said actually, the drive wasn't necessarily to keep the engine running, but was to pull it out of the fire station so the men could wash down the floor. One of the firefighters, seen in the old photo of the truck, was identified as A .L Thomas, who Neel said not only worked in the fire department but ran a barber shop next to the fire sta­ tion, (in the structure identified with the sign saying "Plate Lunch," which was an addition­ al neighboring business). It is said the old truck remained in the Sanford area into the 50s and 60s, but infor­ mation regarding when it was sold or removed from the city, has not been researched to any specific details. Persons wishing to continue in the restoration project, through financial donations, or even volunteer to help in the actual engine rebuilding, are urged to contact the Sanford Fire Department. B a n s ----------------Continued from Page 1A Several weeks ago Club Juana in Casselberry put on a number of MacBcth skits that were observed by a team of deputies and caught by va crime scene photographer. G u b owner Mike Pinter said he was testing the county's public-decency ordi­ nance passed last November. Pinter, who says his business and that of other adult clubs who can no longer present nude dancing, is hurting badly. He's tried a variety of presentations. He has his girls oil wrestle on occasion. That activity is a legal blend with alcohol. Commissioner Grant Maloy praised the Rev. George for his efforts as the leader of the Seminole County Citizens for Decency. "You bore up well there were false accusations. 1 want to publicly thank you." No more than two dozen peo­ ple were in chambers when the commission voted Tuesday. The majority were county staff. No one representing the adult entertainment industry was pre­ sent. No attorneys, club owners nor dancers. The law now reads: No nudi­ ty in establishments licensed to sell alcohol. Above: Sanford's 1922 LaFrance Fire Truck, at the old fire station on Palmetto Avenue in Downtown Sanford. While most of the firefighters are unidentified, at the wheel is Chief Thomas. Right: Upon completion of the body restora­ tion in June of 1996, students of the Seminole High School Auto Body Class looked with pride at their rebuilding and repainting work. How to Find A N ew Job The classifieds really work for job seekers (407) 331-8977 Time Square Plaza “The Consignm ent District Tru ly U n iq u e ! Time Square Plaza is conveniently located In Longwood on East State Road 434 (1/4 mile West of 17-93, or S miles East of M ) and la the home of what Is being referred to aa th e conaigim cnt district*. U is the residence of not one. two. or three, but four quality consignment store* offering the con­ sumer one of the very beat selections In Central Florida’s Resale community. This group of two create* a bargain shop­ pers paradise! ADThe Rieht stuff, is an incredible furniture and decora­ tor* item resale store. n .w r offers women a selected spectrum of apparel which ranges from casual • to designer clothing, and their accessories. The#* two shops are stocked with some of the most tempt­ ing treasure* in Central Florida! It to worth the trip from any­ where to shop at Time Square Plaza • once you shop there, you know you wtU go back. As they aay in the business, *new arrivals are daily. •** y* tomorrow.* Host "consignment shoppen" atop at least once a week, any less win run the risk of missing out on that special bargain! Nowhere in Central Florida can a shopper stroll around a plaza and have their Delhart L. Courtney, D.D.S B . •Fortify Cars l - ■ I • Comprehensive Cere • Cosm etic O sntistry •O rthodontic I r ' l • Emergency Cere ' H I choice of the consignment treasure idlest at Longwood's Time Square Plaza. It is truly uniquel Each store is owned Independently, so please call the one you are interested in consigning with, want to shop at, or have any questions regarding their particular store! 50% Ol •! Cater To Coward*" ^ 1L. J 407-801-4825 651 E. SR 434‘ Time Square Plafe, Suite 194* Longwood, FL 32750 PH: (407) 331-7563 FAX: (407) 331-3280 dmonogramCaoLoom C O N S I G N M E N I F U R N I T U R E •Accessories •Furniture * •Antique* 1 •Rugs J •Art Objects* •Picture* •Lamp* •A nd Morel A 5 S tar Consignment Shop EMBROIDERY AND 8CREEN PRINTING CONTRACT / RETAIL: IN HOUSE ARTWORK: DIGITIZING M1 EAST STATE ROAD 4)4 /SUITE 1144 LONGWOOD, FI S27M Wen nor hen toJust protect lives, Wir an hen to save lives! ■ • e u r t ly , I n o . 4b D i g i t a l S a t a l l l t a s Talking wireless Security Systems • Home Automation (Light Control) FREE EQUIPMENT FREE INSTALLATION �1 1 i -oi . 3 Srm inolr 11 «*i . 11<I Sports S«rrtno»« Herald, Sanlord, Florida •Thursday. June 24, 1999 • I I _____ _________________ _ Wednesday leaders upended New U C F w om en’s coach es on board Pebble Junction rallies to end Tennessee Country Saloon’s undefeated run Special to the Herald -rr- ORLANDO - University of Central Florida athletics di­ rector Steve Sloan an ­ nounced the hiring of Amanda Cromwell and Pa­ tricia Allison as the new head coaches of the women's soccer and tennis teams, respectively. Cromwell succeeds Karen Richter, who leR UCF In late April for the head coaching position at Aubum University. Allison succeeds Michael Dubln who, as interim coach last year, led the women s tennis learn lo the Trans America Athletic Conference championship. Cromwell, a native of Al­ exandria. Virginia, comes to UCF after a two-year stint at the University of MarylandBaltimore County. As head coach of the Re­ trievers (1096 and 1997), Cromwell posted a 2 0 -1 5 -1 record and led her team to the Big South Conference Anal In 1997, She took 1998 off from coaching lo train with the National Team. Prior to assuming the head coaching duties at Maryland-Baltlmore County, Cromwell spent 1992 through 1994 as an assistant coach at her alma mater, the University of Vir­ ginia. As a member of the U.S. National Team since 1 9 9 1 , Cromwell has participated on the 1993 World Univer­ sity Games silver medal winning and 1995 Women's World Cup brorue medal winning teams. In 1 9 9 6 , she earned a gold medal aa an alternate on the Olympic team. "We are fortunate to be able to hire someone of Amanda’s background,* said Sloan. *She will bring a lot to our program.* Cromwell, a midfielder for the Virginia soccer team from 1998 to 1992, waa a two-time All-America and Soccer America All-MVP team selection (1990 A 1991) and a four-time all­ Atlantic Coast Conference selection. A member of the 1990 NCAA quarterfinallsl team, she captained the 1991 squad which made It to the NCAA Final Four. Cromwell, who earned her Bachelor of Arts degree In biology from Virginia In 1992, will begin her new position Ju ly 2nd. Allison comes to UCF from the University of Ore­ gon. where she has been an aaslstant coach since 1996. In her four years at Ore­ gon, Allison helped lead the Ducks to the NCAA West Regional for the first time In school history as well as earning their first Individ­ ual and team national rankings In 1 9 9 6 -9 7 . Off the court. Allison helped guide the Ducks to two ITA All-America team awards for their academic successes. Prior to her assistant coaching Job at Oregon, Al­ lison spent 21 years coaching in the club set­ ting. working with various age groups and levels of experience. She has been the director of tennis at three different facilities in Florida and California. As a member of the United States Professional Tennis Association . Allison h as served in Its testing pro­ gram and on the Florida Women’s ATP Committee. ' A native of Hollywood. Al­ lison earned a scholarship to play at Florida Interna­ tional University which, during her career, finished In the top seven In the country. As a senior at FIU she won the regional tour­ nament and appeared a t the A1AW national tournament In both her Junior and senior years,i. Allison earned a degree in modem lan­ guages from FIU In 1981. Allison began her new position at UCF Ju n e 22nd. By Dean Smith 'SfolW i EI)HV)h Blake Murray (left) did the pitching and Brett Molle (above) did the hitting aa Pebble Ju nc­ tion handed Tennessee Coun­ try Saloon its first loss of the season, 9-8, and took over the lead in the City of Sanford Rec­ reation and Parks Department Men's Spring Wednesday Night Stow Pitch Softball League at Plnehurst Park. SANFORD - Pebble Junction couldn't have asked for any­ thing more at Plnehurst Park In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Men’s Spring Wednesday Night Slow Pilch Softball League. Pebble Junction avenged Its only loss of the season, handed Tennessee Country Saloon Its first loss of the season, took over first place In the league standings and nothing feels belter than lo come-frombehind lo win. All of Dial happened as Peb­ ble Junction scored three runs In the bottom of the fifth Inning lo wipe out an 8 -6 deficit lo edge Tennessee Country S a­ loon. 9-8. The Pebble JunctionTennessee Country Saloon match-up ended up being the only game played as Courtyard by Marriott of Lake Mary and M.T. Muggs both picked up forfeit victories from Nobles Communication and AAA Serv­ ices. respectively. Pebble Junction moves to 7 - 1 on the season and leads Ten­ nessee Country Saloon (6-1) by a half-game. Trailing are Court­ yard by Marriott of Lake Mary (4-3). Nobles Communication (3-4), Wells Contracting (2-4), AAA Services (2-5) and M.T. Muggs (1-7). Next Wednesday at Plnehurst Park, Pebble Junction battles Wells Contracting at 6 :3 0 p.m.; AAA Services challenges Court­ yard by Marriott of Lake Mary at 7 :3 0 p.m.; and Tennessee Country Saloon takes on Nobles Communication at 8 :3 0 p.m. M.T. Muggs has the week off. Today at Plnehurst Park, the Thursday Night League takes ‘ field * d with Psycho Softball the (1-5) challenging Wolfys (6-0) at 6 :3 0 p.m.: the Regulators (2 ­ 3) plays Celeste Industries (I 6) at 7 :3 0 p.m.: and Kenny's Klan (2-5) battles Strnstrom Realty Incorporated (6-0) at 8 :3 0 p.m. Wiglnton Fire Sprin­ klers (3-3) has the bye. Tennessee Country Saloon had beaten Pebble Junction 12-5 way back In the third week of the season and ap- Women’s Spring Softball League title still up for grabs By Pa— §mkk STORts EDITOR SANFORD - Don Pablos of Sanford can make something out this season after all. After playing tremendous softball and winning the Polar Bear Championship. Don P a­ blos of Sanford has struggled In the City of Sanford Recreation and Parks Department Women's Spring Slow Pitch Softball League losing Its first seven games of the season. But the champs have come to life lately, winning three straight games and now holds the fate of the spring season In Its hands. Only one game was played on Ju n e 8th with Kathy Kilngrnsmllh singling In Sue Mohr with the winning run In the bottom of the seventh inning to give Curt's Alkycats an 1 1 -1 0 victory over Vaughan Incorpo­ rated before a power failure forced a postponement of the with a 12-5 triumph over Curt's other two games. Alleycats. Tills past Tuesday (June The other game saw Carol 22nd) the Sharks struggled to Gamer triple and Dawn Grimms hold onto the league lead, single her In with the winning scoring seven runs over the fi­ run in the bottom of the seven nth nal three Innings, Including four runs In the top of the sev- ' enth Inning, cupped by a ihree^ p o ra le dagain."1 'a £ iih ;______ porated 1*10.............. run triple by Teresa HowdySo after 10 weeks, the Sharks shell, to post a 9 -5 victory over (10-1) lead Sunnlland Corpo­ Vaughan Incorporated and ration (9-2). Don Pablos of Sunnlland Corporation re­ Sanford (3-7) and Curt's Alleymained Just a game off the lead cats and Vaughan Incorporated (both 3-9). Because of the suspended games on Ju n e 8th there will nave to be a doubleheader played at Plnehurst Park with Don Pablos of Sanford playing i both the Sharks (at 7 p.m.) and Sunnlland' Corporation (at 8 p .n s ),» « * * * t If the Sharks should lose and Sunnlland Corporation should win there would then be a play­ off game between Ihs two teams Scott Goodyear enjoys view from top of IRL entering Pikes Peak FOUNTAIN. Colo. - The pieces have always been In place for Scott Goodyear to win races. And despite being win­ less In his first 2 0 Pep Boys Indy Racing League starts. Goodyear knew that. Now everyone else does. Goodyear has won two of the first four races this season, at Phoenix and Texas. He also leads the Pep Boys Million championship points race by 19 over second-place Jeff Ward heading Into the Radisson 2 0 0 on Ju n e 27 at Pikes Peak in ­ ternational Raceway. T m not sure I'm doing any­ thing all that different from be­ fore,* Goodyear said. "But It's nice to know the competition la probably scratching their heads right now. But the pressure Is­ n't off. because Its been e x ­ pected that we will win races. We were in disbelief and d is­ appointment last year when we didn't win.* After coming so close In 1 9 9 8 — he finished in the top five. four times — Goodyear knew there was no need for a major overhaul of his second-year program. But there was still something keeping Pcnnxoll Panther Racing from Victory Lane. Instead of brooding in the frustration. Panther Racing went to work. There was no break between the 1998 and 1999 season -- Just a lot of testing and strategy sessions. Panther considered switching from a G Force chassis to a Dollars, since Dallara chassis won eight of the 11 league events last year. But the team was pleased with the 99 up­ date kit and decided to stick the G Force. "O Force made such an Imovemerit an the chassis from it year,’ Goodyear said. "Now we red we're very competitive rV.ll.ra aso, that's a. k i. with the Dallara, big step. And that the tires are great, so that's another step. K •When you have that, you have the confidence as a team and as a driver to be able to get to the next level. t-T After thrashing through the offseason. Goodyear fully ex­ pected to start his second se a ­ son with Panther Racing with a win at the season opener in Orlando. He Brushed second in the PennzoU Panther G ForceAurora. •When we left Orlando this year. everybody this building was disappointed.* Goodyear said. *We’d done so much testing over the winter, making a lot of small improvements that have resulted in a big gain. It wasn't a case of will we win a race. It was when. And now that we’ve won two It's, OK. great, we want more. "We've got so much more e x ­ perience with the crew and our new engineer. Andy Brown. When you walk in the building now. it's different. We're proba­ bly more driven now.* That's because the champlonship Is a realistic goal. Good­ year has finished on the podium In three of the season's first four races. Including his two wins. "We Just have the right chemistry and the right situa­ tion, end r *it now I'm probably enjoying what I do more than I ever have before.” Goodyear said. "We're out there for the wins, and if we win enough races, the championship will take care of Itself.* Still with six races left on the circuit, Goodyear knows his points lead Is anything but s e ­ cure. *In my estimation, the lead doesn't mean a whole lot until the last race,” Goodyear said. Tt Just takes one DNF. If we don't finish at Pikes Pqak this weekend, well be out of the lead.* There was never any doubt that Goodyear had the talent to . win races. He had won two ear­ ner In his career - the 1 9 9 2 Jarratt (above) has turned Information he learned In testing at Daytona In January Into a lead in the NASCAR Winston Cup Series. This week at DI8 rookie drivers Elliott Sadtor and Buckshot Jones have been testing In hopes of learning (he magic that w « make the* cars competitive for the rest of the season. Winston Cup rookies share their experiences behind the scenes Special to the Herald DAYTONA BEACH - Week in and week out, hundreds of thousands of race fans can follow the progress of their favorite drivers through television, radio, newspapers and the Internet. However, the day-to-day lives of NASCAR Win­ ston Cup drivers are not reported as much. This week, a couple of Winston Cup's newest drivers, Buckshot Jones and Elliott Sadler, tested their cars at Daytona International Speedway In preparation for next week's Pepsi 400. Sadler and Jones entered their rookie seasons os one car teams. Unlike other professional sports, they have spent their rookie year learn­ ing from their own experiences and the experi­ ences of Iheir crews rather than as pari of a multi-car team. "You can have all the money In the world, but if you don't have the basic Information it makes It tough." said Jones. "Our biggest problem Is not having the basic information accumulated by a veteran team." "I'm with an experienced race team and that's making up for a lot of the disadvantages of being a rookie.* said Sadler, second In the Raybealos Rookie of the Year standings, "fm having a great time with the Wood Brothers, but there's stuff I have to learn on my own.* Competing in the Winston Cup Series means racing from February lo November. Drivers are pulled In every direction from, racing to qualify­ ing to testing to sponsor commitments. *1 never get tired of being around a race car or the track.’ said Sadler. "I get tired of the airports and hotels, but driving makes It all worth while. It's like a vacation to me." "Monday through Wednesday, there always seems to be a phone stuck in my ear,* said Jones. *lf rtn lucky, my appearances are within driving distance, otherwise It's commercial flights because we don't have a private Jet.* However, from another perspective, the Win­ ston Cup Series can be quite rewarding to rookie drivers. But lust how much have Sadler and Jones learned about the Series, the tracks, and their cars so far this season? "It's a learning process and it makes no differ­ ence If I ran a Busch car at that track or not." said Jones. "Cup cars require a different setup and that can hurt you If you're not where you need to be." Testing may be Just another day In the life of a race car driver, but as these drivers know, It's the testing which can be an invaluable tool in their season and careers. "We're going to take some on the chin every now and then, but we think that makes for better people," said Sadler. For sure, they’ll both be In Daytona next week looking to show what they've learned and trying to turn that rookie curve right side up. �t 2B •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida * Thursday. June 24, 1999 Wednesday Continued from Page IB pcarrd like H meant to repeat that performance no a two-run double by Dill Marino keyed a four-run top of the llrst Inning. nut Pebble Junction had the answer this time, coming back with live runs In the bottom of the first Inning with Rodney Curry's two-run double being the big blow. Tennessee Country Saloon regained the lead as Sam Raines' two-run single enpped a threcrun top of the third Inning to make the score 75. Brett Molle doubled In Dave Coss In the bot­ tom of the third Inning lo cut the deficit to one and the score stayer! 7-6 until Tennessee Coun­ try Saloon tacked on an Insurance run on a Raines single In the top of the fifth Inning. Vic DlBartolo led oft the bottom of the fifth In­ ning for Pebble Junction with a single and. after an out. Mike Miller and Coss also singled to cut the lead lo one. After a fly out for lire second out of the Inning. Molle singled In Miller to tie the game at 8-8 and Coss scored the go-ahead run when Kent Brubaker reached on an error. Tennessee Country Saloon had a chance to get Women------Continued from Page IB that will be played at either 9:30 p.m. on Ttiersday or on Tuesday. July 6th at 7 p.m. A decision will be made later today on the date. Providing the olTense were: JUNE 8TH Curt's Alleycats: four hits Barbie Bartell (two runs, RBI). Leah Sparrow (run): three hits _ Becky Simpson (run): two hits _ Sharon Ritchey: one hit _ Je n ­ nifer Hemphill (home run. run. RBI). Kathy Kllngensmlth (two Legal Notices back Into the game In the top of the sixth Inning as a two-out walk to Tom Szabo and a double by Jim Kenney put the tying and go-ahead runners In scoring position. But a ground out ended the threat and Tennessee Country Saloon went down In order In the seventh Inning. Doing the damage for Pebble Junction were Molle (3-for-3 with a double, run. three RBI). Coss (3-for-3. three runs, two RBI). Curry (double, single, two RBI). Miller (two singles, two runs). Kyle Brubaker and DlBartolo (one single and one run scored each). Bob Markos and win­ ning pitcher Blake Murray (one single each) and Kent Brubaker (run). Providing the olTense for Tennessee Country Saloon were Marino (3-for-4 with a double, three runs, two RBI), Kenney (double, single, run). Raines (two singles, three RBI). Kevin Julian (double, run). Andy l>ogan (single, run. RBI). Don Dougherty (single. RBI). Bob Shaw and Szabo (one single earh) and Jay Otero (two nms). Ttnnrteet Country Saloon Pvbbl* Junction runs. RBI). Julie Knecht (run. RBI). Sue Mohr (two runs). Sue Nlckcll (run): one RBI Mary Swift. Vaughan Incorporated: four hits _ Bonnie Chaplin (double, two runs): three hits _ Debbie Bemlng (run. RBI): two hits Lynn Webb (run, two RBI)~ Luanne Mclssac (run, RBI). Jan a Booker (two runs), liz Turner (two RBI). Sunnlc Mulkey (run). Chris Bemlng (RBI): one hit _ Errln Luckydo (run): one run scored _ Bree Davis. One small step-through for man. One pant leapfor the flIV industryTW dhww I m M a M x tu to r' AW b In M wMi haturathg b a T a ^ U d L P tn If t T s d u d 1fcy tor ■ ■ tbdsrtry a S r T ftort rrf? * 4 h M i dawB-U-Hrtb letbealagy tsfey. mmumm recreational products A % gf # I/ n Fame F u n 3401 N. Hwy 17-82 • • 40702*3253 403 010 0 S I S B0I 030 X . I l l JUNE 22 Sunnlland Corporation: two hits _ Teresa Ftnck (double, two runs, RBI). Carol Cranlck and Becky McCnman (one run scored and two RBI each), Ann l-anzn (run): one hit _ Mlckl Le­ wis and Kim Myers (one run scored and one RBI each): one run scored, one RBI _ Belinda Anderson: one run scored _ Shelll Walter. Renae Lanza. Sue Bagley, Dtno Wilson. Curl's Alleycats: three hits _ Barbie Bartell: one hit _ Kathy Kllngensmlth (two nins), Kim Curtis and Dee Walden (one run scored each). Becky Simp­ son. Julie Knecht. Sue Nlckell: one run scored _ Jennifer Hemphill. Don Pablos of Sanford: three hits _ Carol Gamer (two triples, three runs. RBI). Dawn Grimms (double, run. two RBI). Kelly Otero (two runs. RBI). Lynette Barkley; two hits _ Marie Byrd (triple, two runs). Sue Hunt (double, m n. three RBI). Shay Brown (two runs, two RBI), Kerl Albritton (RBI): one hit _ Diane Calahgelo. Vaughan Incorporated: three hits _ Sunny Mulkey (double, two runs). Lynn Webb (mn): two hits _ Cindy Giles (run); one hit _ Bonnie Chaplin (two runs, RBI). Jan a Booker (m n. RBI), Liz Turner (three RBI). Bree Davis (RBI). Debbie Bemlng (mn): two m ns scored _ Luanne Mclssac; one RBI _ Pam Cornell. Sharks: three hits _ Robin Bishop and Gail Ross (one m n scored each); two hits _ Teresa Howdyshell (two triples, two m ns. three RBI), Gloria Eflrd: one hit _ Tanya Geiger (two m ns). Deborah Manfred! (mn). Debbie Huss (RBI); one m n scored _ Sheila Sanders, Dawn Evans. Vaughan Incorporated: two hits _ Pam Cornell (triple, two m ns). Cindy Giles (double, four RBI), Debbie Bemlng (run). Bonnie Chaplin; one hit _ Lynn Webb (double); one m n scored _ Liz Turner, Bree Davis; one RBI _ Ja n a Booker. JU N E S O M I r M It N m S31 000 1 . 10 SO 403 111 1 . 1 1 1 3 M JU N E 33 IO m * 1003300 . 3 3 030 1 0 3 X . I S 10 CITY OP LAKI MARY n o tic e o r ru a u c hearing NOTICE or INTENT IS HEREBY GIVEN Via! the CSy of LM Mary Cry Committor w* hold a pubac hearing to conwder an amendmert to a Development Agreement between Via C»y o* lake Mary am lamai Homat tot propaitylocatedin lha cay d l alt Mary, known at Via Woodbridg* lakat subdivision, toratod aatl o( Rmahart Road and northd Uka Mary Doutovard Thu m tang wW ba had Thuraday JiVy 1. 1990. al taka Mary CVy Hal. 100 North CowiVy Club Road, laka Mjry. Florida al 700 RM Tha property it detertoed at to*- OVERALL (DOES NOT INCLUOE ADDITIONAL PARCEL) Degmrang al Via SouVmtrt comar of Secton S. Townahp 20 SouVi. 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Range X Easl end atoo tying 10 toat each erde ol M toaowng SoUhweK comar ol laid Section 5, rwi N59*5Tir. along M SouVi kne ot laid Seceon 5. a dWance ol 172394 tod tor a Port of Begvmmg. M m run NOO*35 571. 17(1 X toet. M m rwi NS2*39'S9*E. 10135 tod: t ia m mn N34*20491. 147 54 toel M m rwi N0S*43"24*f, 14229 tool Vience run 7408*04 187*. 25725 toel M m run *99477201. 357.91 tod and and d I n lard and of oontorkna mn 50(7*1240*1. 10 00 1 S99*47"2C*W. 311 44 tod tor a Port ol Sogneng; *•47707*. 4$ oo mn a o r o n r x . 4500 toot Ite m rwi N4011741. 1513 .tod to M Port at Bagmnmg Contorting 105.9 saw. more or Said proparly la approved aa and to to ba »> atopid aa a drrtatomi) raddansal kutrtvtoton. Tha amandmant redraw la tot M nduwon ol 1.7-aoe pared. TNa add* 1.7 acrea to araa.byindudngapMtouaou3 arod. Tha apparent propoaok to bWH d a danavy ol 4 Snatong wVto par acre, above M 100-year Pood etovdton tor a maamwn ot 290 irtk. d a maxenwn heigh* el M tod (wdaoa condtoond uaa approval la A copy ol M Agreement ■ i— - *napvcnon mm mm m min .—w arit — nx Development Otooa. lake Mary C«y Had. 100 Nom Cowery Ctob Road. Lake Mary. Honda. Monday trough Friday, kom BOO am. u d 900 pJW„ or you may cad 324-3045 tor wtormason ooncarmng vxa Agreement I SO 1 0 0 0 . 1 0 I S 114 3 1 1 1 . 1 1 8 1 THE POLARIS PICK YOUR PACKAGE PROGRAM. Choosing a PoUri* watercraft is easy. The tough part is picking your perks. Because if you buy a 1999* or 1998 Polaris watercraft right now, you get to choose from one of the great packages below, which indudes up to $600 in accessories. Just call 1-800-POLARIS or visit www.polarisindustries.com for the dealer nearest you. First time watercraft owner? Get everything you need (or fun under the sun. 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Nor was there any doubt that he had the financial backing, the people, the chaaala, the en ­ gine or the Urea to win. Every­ thing. It teemed, was on hla aide. Except maybe luck. *1 felt the fmstraUon of not winning as any driver would, but I never looked at It aa bad luck,* Goodyear said. *1 looked at It all and said, “What do we noed to change?* You learn from the positives and the negatives, and I didn’t think there waa a whole lot we were doing wrong.* *1 knew we were ready three months later at Orlando.* Good­ year said. *lt rained there, and we didn’t get to qualify, so It went by car entrant points. We were a new team, so we didn’t have any points, and we started at the very back. *We ended up getting to the front and challenging for the lead, which was a very good sign. There was a good chem ­ istry from the beginning here.” Although Goodyear la enjoy­ ing his best season in Indy Racing, he's hesitant to say he’s at the peak of hla career. *A lot of this In our sport Is being In the right place at the right Ume. Sometimes I have, and sometimes I haven’t.* may be toad add M CVy Ctorti d 100 North Cowtoy Ctob Road. Lake Mdy, Honda. NOTE: PERSONS ARE ADVISED THAT A TAPED RECORD OP TkSS MEETMO IS MADE BY THE CITY. FOR ITS CONVENIENCE. THIS RECORO MAY NOT CONSTITUTE AN AOEOUATt RECORD FOR THE PURPOSES OF APPEAL FROM A DECISION MADE BY THE CITY ANY PERSON W15HBM TO ENSURE THAT AN AOEOUATE RECORD OF THE PROCEED*®* IS MAJNTAMED FOR APPELLATE PURPOSES IS ADVISED TO MAKE THE NECESSARY ARRANGE­ MENTS AT HIS OR HER OWN EXPENSE. adh daVbSM In any of khoWd contact M Cay's ADA CoordMtor d toad 45 how* In advance ot M naatnq d (407) 324-3024. CVy ot Lake Mdy. Ftortda Card A. Foator. Cay Ctorti DATED: June 22.1555 PUBLISH: Jwto 24.1595 DCD-214 County Courthouse, M l North Park Avenue Sanlord. Beminoto Cowry. Ftorklo S111 00 O'clock A M on AAV 13. 1999. M loSowing Oeverted proparty at td torth to taid Fetal Judgment of Fofectoture. to vnt Una C t, m Crown Oak CerVra. a Condominium, according to the Declaration of Condommwn. recordad in Official Record* Book 1445. Page IS. at amanded by M l certain Amendment One to Dedaratnn d Condommwn recorded to Ofkciel Record* Oook 1452. Page 1727. end further amended by M l certain Amendment Two to Oeclarakon of Condominium recorded In Ofkciel record* Book 1459. Pag* 1076. and further amended by M l certain Amendment Three to Declaration d Condominium recorded in OVciel Record* Book UBS. Pag* 1322. and further amended by Pwl certain Amendment Few to Dadarakon d Condominium recorded in Otcial Record* Book 1503. Pag* 0310 end further amended by M l certain Amendment Fare to Dectoratxxi d Condominium recorded In OSCWI Record* Book 1547. Page 0519, and at Amendment! Vwrefo, al among M Pubkc Record* ot Semmoto CowVy. Ftonda. togetwr w*h M undivided InWratl in and to M Common Elements appwtoner* to said Una at set towto to laid Declaration d Condominium, aa Oatod d Sartord. Sammoto cowVy. Ftonda on M lif t day d Jw w . 1555 MARYANNC MORSE A* Clark d M Court B r Jana E A* Deputy Clark moo 13S W CerWd Bkrd Ortendo. F I 32S01 Pubdah A re 17. 24. II DCCM 44 PI THE ORCUTT COURT OP THE EIONTXENTH JLKXCiAL ORCUTT W AND FOR I COUNTY, CTVS. ACTION CASE N G 57-01112 DTVtSION C A -14-P MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO METMOR FINANCIAL. PIC , FRANCPIE T BROCK. d«L COUNTY, CASE NO. 5S-17S3-CA-14-F CROWN OAK CENTRE ASSOCIATION, P C .. 9 Ftortda norvproN CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD., a Ftortda hnaad NOTICE OP BALE PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 45. FLORK)A STATUTES NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pwsuart lo M Final Judgmsnl d Forectosure dated M 10Pi day d Jwis. 1999. tod entered toCats Ne. 5S-17P3CA-14-P d M Craw Cowl d M EHpvaewn Judcat Ckowt In and tor Sammoto County. Ftortda. ■harem CROWN OAK CENTRE CONDOMINIUM ASSOCIATION. PC. IS M Pldndl. and CROWN OAK CENTRE I. LTD. to PW PatandaiV. Pwl I wB aadto M highad and bad bxfctor tor cadi d M Wad Front Door d M IN TM ( CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO : 552002CA-14 F CHANCE MORRISON. TANYA J. CARPENTER and F LEE MORRISON Plaintiff* v* ROYIEE M MANN, and UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ROYIEE M MANN and ANY UNKNOWN SPOUSES. TENANTS. HEIRS DEVISEES. GRANTEES CREDITORS OR ANY OTHER CLAIMING DY. THROUOH OR UNOER THE AOOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS Delervlenii AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANT T O CHAPTER 45 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN M l pwauart to a Find Judgment dated January 7. 1955. to Cete Number 9B-2009-CA-14 B in M C ro w Cowl d M Elghkaorth Judcwi C ro w , m and to> Semmoto CowVy. Ftonda. m which F. CHANCE MORRISON TANYA J CARPENTER and F LEE MORRISON, are M PtamWt* and R O Y IE E M. MANN. ■* the Defendant. I wB aa* to M h^hett and bad bvktor lor cash al Vie lobby, d M Semmoto CowVy Cowthouae M l N Park Ave. East Door. Sartord. Semmoto Cowvy. Ftonda. bahteanI t 0 0 am an d?00p m on JULY 13. 1999, the toaovnng da *o toad red property a* *et forth m M Older d Final judgment L d 5 Stock 7. WEATHERSFIEID FIRST AOOrilON. acBOfdmg to M ptol Vterad aa recorded m Ptol Book 12. Pag** BS Brough 57. Pubkc Record* of Semmoto Cowity. Ftonda Pared O No 15 2t 29 513 07000050 DATED June 17. IB M MARYANNE MORSE C to fk d M C ro w and Cowvy Court* It/ Jans E Jatewic Deputy Clerk Pubacaaon d vm No*c* on Jwte 24. and JWy 1. IBM m M Semmoto ChartenaO Keaey 35 N Park Ave Apopka. FL 32703 P u t* * Jwte 24. and JWy 1.1999 0ED 197 W THC c w c u r r COURT OF THB 15TH JUDICIAL c w c u rr o f f l o w o a W ANO FOR Q EN P U L JURU a CTKW NOTICE OP OfVIMON CASB HO. 9B-1992CA14K N O TC E IS HEREBY OIVEN pw*u*rk to an Order Reacfwdutng Forectoswa Sato datod Jw w 14, IBM . and arVared in Casa NO 5701112 d M C ro w Cowl d M EIGHTEENTH JwScwl drew* n and tor SEMINOLE County. Ftonda wherem MELLON MORTGAGE COMPANY. SUCCESSOR BY MERGER T O METMOR FINAN­ CIAL. INC. la M Pieman and FRANCPIE T BROCK. SANFORD P U C E HOMEOWNERS ASSOC LA TO N . INC . DARRELL E BROCK: TENANT *1 NK/A ERNEST ST. LAURENT am m Detondare*. i ew aaS to M Ndwat and beat txktor tor csati at M weal bora door d M Semmoto County Courthoua*. BarVced. Ftonda a ll 100 a m . on M 13 P id a yd JU LV .1 IB P .M I LOT 109. SANFORD PLACE. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED PI THE PLAT BOOK 33. PAGES 33-35. PUBLIC RECOROS OP SEMPKXE COUNTY. FIOROA. WITNESS MY HAND and M Mat d tea Cowl on Jww 15.1599 (COURT SEAL) Maryams Moras Clerk d M Crow Cowl DapiPyCtoTk Ed w v iw . McC iSa. Reymet. 9 Frappwr 3410 , FL 33501 FT70B2555 N you are t paraon ivWi a < in 4 at no oo*f to you, I provtoton of PWaa* oorvact Cowl i at » 1 N Park Avenue. Sartord. Ftonda 32771. WWphcna number (407) 3234330. wfVUn 2 workmg day* d your racerpl d tea docu­ ment N hearing vnpaesd. (TOO) 1■00-955-5771. PubBtfl: Jw w 24. and Jd y 1,1555 DED-1P5 W TH E ORCUTT COURT OF THE I IT H JU O C U L C S k C U ri W A N D FOR I COUNTY. F U R W A Cess Ms.: 97-1443 BARNETT BANK. N -A, w luBcaiinr by marnar 10 BARNETT SANK OF CENTRAL FbOROA, N A . v*. MCHAEL GEE ANO JAN C.OEE. HIE WIFE: FPMNCE COMPANY, PC.; NOTICE IB OTVENPWIpwaudV 19 Pwl certain Order to Reset Sato datod Jww 14. 15M. to Case No 97- 1443, d M Croat Cowl d M 1591 JuWdd Crow to and tor Ssminde County; Ftonda. towtwwto BARNETT BANK. N A I* PtaMB and MCHAEL GEE. d d. are M Oatondara*. 1wB a*5 to M Ngtwat and beat bktoar tor cadi at M *wd kort door d M Bommot* Cowvy Courtnua*. M l North Parti Avarua. at 11DO o'clock ALL. on M UPutoy of JULY, USB. fia faflowru dMcrfeid oraowtv M l St THE ORCUTT COURT Legal Notices Legal Notices to rt!toM O ntor d Find JuMnonf: LOT 32. MIRROR LAKE MANOR. ACCORDING TO TH E PLAT THEREOF. RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 10. PAGE 4B. OF THE COROB O F BEMPtOLE COUNTY. F IO R O A DATED: June IB. 155B. MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK C t o r t d M Cowl » y Jana E. Jaaavnc Deputy Ctorti P yog am a paraon adh a i order to | tog. you ara andPad, at no ood to you. to M provtoton d certain •*•»tones. Please cal M an may tor PlatotoEl). talaphcna nwnbar (3061 555-7*55, adhto two working days d moatpt d n* awnmonaihotto*. P hearing knpaked (TOO) (900) 5555771. or Vdoa knpaked (V) (100) 555-5770. Fvbtcison d tola Noece d leto eea made on M I45i day d Jww. 1155 y d M id day d Jdy. IMS to M Sammoto Herald STEVEN P. LEE 1555 Corat Wey >103 (305)3 Pubkah Jw w 24. and Jd y 1.1555 0ED-1P4 WASreNQTON MUTUAL BANK. F A . succaawr by to Greet VS JOSEPH P COFPIOR. dd. NOTICE OF Noses to hereby gwan M l pwtuart to an Order R**ch*dWmg Foredoew* Sato dated June 17. 19M. and artarad m erv* cat* ru n bar 5B-1953CA14K. of M C ro w Court d M IS9i Judtotd C ra w in and tor Semmoto Cowvy. Ftonda. ■harem WASHINGTON MUTUAL BANK. FJL . SUCCESSOR BY COR. PORTE M tR G IR TO ORBAT W ESTERN BANK. A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, ft Plamkrt and JOSEPH P CONNOR. JOAN C CONNOR. SWEETWATER SPRINGS HOMEOWNERS ASSO­ CIATION. 9 tC . WW* Datondartd). I wB **• to M n y e d and bed txddw tor c a * d M wed kort door d M Semmoto Cowvy courthouse m Sartord. Semmoto County. Ftonda. d 11.00 A M on M 2091 day d JULY, 1MB. M tokowong OMCrtWd property as ad lorti m said Fmd Judgment, to iMi LOT 50. SWEETWATER SFRPtOS P U D , ACCOROPtO TO THE PLAT THEREOF AS RECOROEO Pt PLAT BOOK 35. PAGE 52. OF THE PUB­ LIC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, F IO R O A NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR 0E B T COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YO U ARE ADVISE0 THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS DEEMED TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTPK) TO COLLECT A DEBT ANO ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED Y O U BE USED FOR THAT PUR­ POSE. Datod M 1B9i dey d June, 19M MARYANNC MORSE Clark d C ro w Court By Jan* E Jawwfc Deputy Clerk COOSIS S STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Seoul BoWevard SOW 450 Tamp*. Ftortda 33607 Tdaphone: (513) 177 5005 CSS (55-03354 Pubk* June 24. and JWy 1. IB M DED-1M Legal Notices Circuit Court Orange County. Florida Case • 00*9-9979 Southern Etoclne Stpp*y C o . Inc a Detonate corporation. D b a Contokdaled EWCtrte Scppty. »* Mu*1 Etocbic. Inc . a Florida corporation. Slmen Construction Inc. a Fiord* corporator! Mchaet A UmhokJ and Sarah T UmholU. mrtvdue»y and PL I Incurance Company, a Foreign Insurance Company Defendant* N O T K I OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HCntBY GIVEN M l by v«tw* ol M l ciita n Writ ol Eiecuhon rttued out of and wdet M seal ol M Circuit Court d Orange County. Ftortda. Cat* « C O M 9629 icon a final FJdgmanf rensrsd m M sto>*«ad court on M ?«*i day of Jamwry A 0 IB M m M I certain case toimed South* in Etocaic Supply C o . Inc, a Detorvar* corporation, diva Contokdalad Electric S«<>(*y PlamtiV v* Mult Electric. Inc . a Ftonda corporaaon. Sueren Consbucaon. Inc . a Ftonda corporahon. Mchaet A UmholU and Sarah T UmholU. nrjrvduaty and RLI Inswanca Company, a foreign Insurance Company. Defendant* wtich afotasad Wi* d Encukon was defrvered to me a* Sherd of Semmoto CowVy. Fm d* and I have tovtod wxm al M right. M* and va*re*t of V » defendant* m M IW lowing deter toed property, sea] prop­ erty being located m Semmoto Coimfy. Ftonda. more parteUlarty 1M1 Whas Mercery 4-door, vm * 3MAPM15J7MR616206 Stored at Aaamort* Towmg Inc end M irderegned e* Sherd ol 6emmot* Cowvy. Ftonda wW al It 00 AM on M 26Vi day d JWy A D 1999 oiler tor salt and *e« to M fxghe*l bdder. FOR CASH Vt HAND ANO SUOJECT TO ANY ANO ALL EXISTINO HENS, al M Frart (West) Door, al M stop* of M Semmoto County. Courlhou** m Sanlord Florida. M above deecrtied property Thef sad sat* ■ bemg mada to sal Wfy M farm* of tins Wrt d tiecutnn Doned F I Unger Sherd Semmoto County Flond* By Cfeef Deputy Steven 0 Hanae N O TC E REGAROINQ THE AMERI­ CANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF 1990 PERSONS WITH A OlSABKI TY NEEDING SPECIAL ACCOM MOOATONS TO PARTClPATE Vf THE PnOCCCDiNOS SHOULD CONTACT THE ENFORCEABLE WRITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVISION AT THE SHERIFFS O FFC E . 100 BUSH BLVO SAN FORO. FIO RO A. AT LEAST FIVE DATS PRIOR TO THE NOOCED INGS 1407) 330 9540 TTO (407) 323 3323 Pubkdi June 24. JWy 1. 5 15. 19M W*h Sato bemg held on JWy 25. 1999 DED 204 M THE O R CU IT COURT 09 THE I5TH JUDICIAL O R CU IT M ANO FOR U M N O L E COUNTY. FLORIOA C A M NO. M DM I C A 14 9 IRWIN MORTGAGE IFAUA CORPORATION. MANUEL BUSUTX. E T AL . NOTICE OF BALE Noece w hereby gwen M l m ecoordance arti M Fnaf Judgment of Forectosure entered on October It. IB M m O rt action no M-0504 CA 14 P m M C ro w Court d S fu i NOLE Courtly Ftonda. m wfuch Manual Busuto. al d . were M Defendant! and Irwm Mortgage Corporaaon IV * Inland Mortgag* Corporaaon we* PtokWB. I wB •** to M R I M bdder tor cash al M ■ad bonl door. M l N Park Ave. Sanlord. FL 32771 between M how* d 11 iX) o ctock a m and 200 p m on JULY 13.1MO on M M o w mg data toad teal property: Lot 49. Sartord Place, a suDOvaon eccordmg to M ptol M r a d aa recontod m Ptol Book 33. Pag** 33. 34 and 35 d M Pubkc Racofd* d Sammoto Cowity. Ftonda More commonly known as: 553 SI John* Rarer Owe. Sartord FL 32773 (Cowl Seat) Jena E. Jeswerc A* Deputy Ctorti Puttcaaon of Vm noece on June 24. aid JWy 1.1BM m M toaovnng pubkcaaon Semmoto Herald Aaomey to Law 2134 Hoeywood Btvd HoVywood. FL 33020 Putokah Jwto 24. and JWy 1.1999 DED-1M C m 09 LA K I MARY, FLOfWOA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by M C«y Comm*won ot M Cvy ot Lake Mary. Ftonda. M l aad Commtoaon wR hod a Pubkc Heating on JWy 1. 15M, al 7DO P M , or aa toon MreaRw as poasfeto. is conadto First fiMrtKin of an Onfenonoo M M : AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 932. PROVKMNO FOR THE FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE FMAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN 09 LAKE COMO ESTATES MANNED UNTT DEVELOPMENT: PROVIDING FOR TH E INCLUSION 09 ADDITION­ AL PROPERTY; PROVOVfQ FOR CONFLICTS. BEVERABAJTY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Raaomng M property detected in M aaachad lagaf deterpeon is Planned L M Development (PUO). The Cay Commaaton wW atoo oonadar MOevetapar's Agreemerk tor Vv* Puo Tha Ordnance rsronet certam proper*** 9ta) irate inert, inertly ah out d Vie origmd legat daacrtpftcn in OnSnanca No. B32. 9 M Ordnance to approved on Ira readng. M pubkc hearing m second teadng and Inal Mopbon d M Ordnance tod M Developer* Agraamart a « be hdd on JWy 15. IBM . « TOO P M . or aa soon M n totor at poasAi*. In M Cay Cammaaon Chamber* LAKE COMO ESTATES OVERALL PROJECT COMMENCING AT TH E NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION 4. TOWNBMP 20 S O U TH RANGE M EAST. SEMVfOLE COUNTY. FIO R O A. RUN S 9 T 44 4 7 1 , 1M 00 FEET ALONO THE NORTH LINE OF THE NORTH­ W EST 1/4 OF SECTION 4; THENCE RUN 8 00*03T)8-W, 40391 FEET TO TH E POINT 09 BEGINNING; THENCE 8 M'44'47" E. 21450 FEET. THENCE N OCrtm** E. 31753 FEET; THENCE N 44*3941* W. M 54 FEET; THENCE 8 59*44'4r E. 25 00 FEET. THENCE N 00*0306* E. MOO FEET; THENCE 8 99*44'4r E. 1000 FEET; THENCE E 00*0308* W. 3500 FEET, THENCE 8 95*1S O r e .2 5 0 0 F E E T THENCE 845*2379-W . 3514 FEET; THENCE B 00*0306* W, 31781 F E E T THENCE 8 9 T 4 4 '4 r E. 107504 F E E T THENCE 8 00*0879 E. 258 19 F E E T THENCE N 59*44 4 r W. 3M OO FEET; THENCE 8 0 0 0 9 7 9 E. 330 00 FEET; THENCE 8 00*3919 W. 847.73 FEET. THENCE 8 4 5 1 4 7 9 E. 262 94 FEET; THENCE B 00*094(7- E. 510B5 F E E T THENCE N 595952* W. 1190 11 FEET; THENCE N 0(70305* E. 221259 FEET TO THE POINT O F BEQVfNINa. CONTAMPK) 66844 ACRES MORE OR LESS. The Pubkc Hearing wd be had to M Commason Chantoera, 100 N. Cowary Ctob Road, lake Mary. The Pubic la nraed to w a rd « d be Idtod. Bed heartog may ba contoxwd kom ante to tone urvt a knaf dactolon to mad* by M Cay Commaaton Copra* d M Ordnance In lui to* avwMto to M CVy CtortYs OBto* lor review. NOTE: IF A PERSON DCCDES TO APPEAL ANY DECISION MADE BY THIS COMMISSION WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CON8CCREO AT THIS M EET*® OR HEARING. HE OR SHE WXX NEED A RECORO OP TH E PROCEEDINGS ANO THAT, FOR SUCH PURPOSE. HE OR SHE MAY NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VERBATIM RECORO OF THE P R O CEEOMGS IS MADE. WHICH RECORO INCLUOES THE TESTIMONY ANO EVOCNCE UPON WMCH THE APPEAL IS TO BE BASED FIO R O A STATUTES M5O106 PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI­ PATE M ANY O F THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CONTACT THE CITY ADA COOROBfATOR AT LEAST 45 HOURS 9f ADVANCE OF THE MEETP M AT 407-324-3024. CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORDA Card A. Foator, Cay Ctork DATED: JUNE 81. IM S Pubfwh Jwto 84. IB M D E D 8 1I �C C a ll 3 2 2 -2 6 11 S e m in o le H e ra ld C la s s ifie d D e p t. T o P la c e Y o u r A d CET I ^ H t h e JOB DOME! Sominolo Herakt. Sanford. Flondn •Thursday, Juno 24, 1999 • 3B Legal Notices Legal Notices C ounty O M irt S im lm l* County, Florida O a t * I I M I I -tP-IO-C H M Roebuck. Plaintiff vl Onrn McClusIln, Defendant N O TIC 1 OP • H IR IF F 'S 6 A L I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal by virtue ol that certain Writ ol Execution leiued out ot and under the eeel ol the County Court of Seminole County. Florida. Caee • I M I * 2 -6P -19-C upon a final |udgnunt rendered In the aforeeaid court on the M lh dey ol November A O l l t f In that cer­ tain caee entitled H U Roebuck. Plalnlill ve Brian McCauelin. Defendant which aloreeaid Writ ol Elocution w at delivered to me at Shenfl ol Seminole County. Florida and I have levied upon all tha right, title and interact ol the defen­ dant In the following detcribed property tald property being located In Seminole County, Florida. more particularly detcribed et lollowt IM S Ford FIFO VIN « t FTEF2SY 7JN AS I81* Stored at Altamonte Towing Inc and the undertigned at Shenlf ol Seminole County, Florida, will at 11 00 A M on the 12th day ol July A D IS S t offer for tele and tell to the highett bid ­ der FOR CASH IN HANO AND S U B JE C T TO ANY AND A U EXISTING LIENS, at the Front (Wett) Door, at the tle p t. ol the Benvno'e County Courthoute in Sanford Florida, the above detcribed property Thai ta-d tale it being made to tetttty the lermt ol Hue Writ ot Eiecubon Donald F Salinger. Bhentf Seminole County. Floride NO TIC E R EGARDING THE AM ERICANS W ITH D IS A B ILI­ TIES ACT OF tSSO. PERSONS W ITH A DISABILITY NEEOINQ SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE P R O ­ CEEDINGS SHOULD C O N TA C T THE EN FO R CEA BLE W RITS SECTION OF THE CIVIL DIVI­ SION AT TH E SH ER IFF'S OFFICE. 100 OUSH OLVD. S A N ­ FORD. FLO R IO A AT LE A S T FIVE DAYS PRIOR TO THE P R O ­ CEEDINGS H O T) 330-6840 TTD (402| 323-3373 PuLlith June 10. IF . 24. July I. IM S Wdh Sale being held on July 12. IM S DEO-F4 Legal Notices 21— P ersonals E d u c a t io n & 70— T IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO. IF-2TSA-CC-20U COACH LIGHT ESTATE9. SECTION II. INC . a not lor proht Ftonda corporation. DOUGLAS J TRONOLONE and UNKNOWN SPOUSE. Delendanti N o n c e OP SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tiat on tw tlth day ol JULY IW 9 at 1100 am at tw wett front door ol me SerruncJa County Courthoute In Sanford, Florida. Sw undertigned Clark w4 otter lor tala tw toaowng THAT CERTAIN CONDOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT 33. BUILDINQ H. COACH LIGHT ESTATES SECTION II A CONDO MINIUM PURSUANT TO THE DEC­ LARATION OF CONDOMINIUM RECOROEO IN OFFICIAL RECOROS BOOK I2F2, PAGE 1 » » PUBLIC RECOROS OF SEMI HOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA together with al ttrucluret. enpnwe mentt future! apphancet. and appaetenancet on ta d land or uted et con|uncton fwreweh Tha aforatatl tale w* be made purtuant to a Summary Final Judgment entered et C M No. M 7 7 8 5 C C 7 0 U pending m the County Court ol Ihe Eighteenth Judciaf CecuS n and tor Samevna ConYy Flurtla Deled Pvt 15th day ol June. 199* UAHrANNE MORSE. CLERK CLERK OF THE COUNTY COURT By Jane E Jatewv Oepufy Clerk NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISAOA.ITIE9 ACT OF 1990 ArknevtlraPre Order No ST-3 It you are a per ton with a dwatvMy order to parketpale et r ng you are eneead, at no con to you. to tw provwon ct certaet attrt lance Pleaie contact Court Admevttalion at 301 N Park Avenue. Suit N301. Sanford. FL 32771 (407) 323 4330. art 4227 wahm 2 worketg dayt of your recent ol Pvt noma, t you are hearing or voce enpaeed. cat I 600955S771 TAYLOR ANO CARLS. P A ATTORNEYS FOR THE PLAINTIFF. 1900 SUMMIT TOWER BOULEVARD. SUITE BOO ORLANOO. FLORIOA 32SI0 Pifcttft -haw 24. and JMy 1. 1999 OED 118 CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIOA NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Noire n twretry given by tw Cty Committnn ol tw Cty of Late Mary Floride, tu t lav] Com m ittal adopt ad Ordnanre No 933 on June 17, 1999. vecakng tw kWowng porton of certan n/Vt of ways and aSayt A l lhat portion oI that certan 7B tool road ptaltad at Bfobtom Avenue (a k a Lakavwrv Avenue) lying Easterly ol tw Southerly attention oI tw Wetterty krw ol lot 33. Block 38. Crystal Lake Wmter Hornet Subdrvtivm eccordng to tw Ptat twraol at recorded m Plat Bout 2, pagat 114 through 118 Pubic Records ol Seminole County, Flonde A l thal porton ol that certan road platted at Second Street lymg Soutwrly of tw Easterly ertem oi 01 tw Nortwrty krw ot Lot 18 Btoct 38. Crytna lake Winter Hornet Subdrvmor eccordng to tw Plal twreoI et recorded n Plal Boot 2. pagat 114-118, Pubkc Records of Senvnow Comfy. Ftonda Al tw l porton of tw planed 20 tool aaay lymg EaiWrty ol tw Southerly a dem on oI tw Watt me ol Lot 15. Block 38 and lyng Wattorty ol tw Watl ngMolwey krw ol Second Stow*. at lyng and bang n Crystal Lake Winter Hornet Subdrvttnn. eccordng to the Ptot thereof at recorded n Plat Boo* 2. pagat 114116. Puttc Racordi of Samnoia County. Ftv via CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIOA Carol A Foster. Cty Clark Dated Ju w 21. 1999 Pubkafl June 24, 1999 DEO 203 M THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EEM NOLE COUNTY. FLOFUOA PROBATE fXVtMON FILE NO 99439-CP IN RE ESTATE OF MAIIYE CARMAN Deceased NOTICE OF AOtBMSTRATION The edmnwteaon et tw tttaw ol MARYE CARMAN, ra t Numtwr 99 439 CP. w pamkng n tw CrcuU Court taf Samnoia Counry. Ftonda. Probata D um ai. tw eddratt ol wfveh W Clark ol tw Cacut Cowl. Samnoia County Courthoute. Sanford. Ftonda 37T71 Tha names and addresses of tw personal repretenteeve and tw personal repreten totore l aBomey are tel torn below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT A4 oedeort ol tw decedent and other persons hevng cteent or dtmendt egtntl decedent t estate on whom a copy ol tvs notice w NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARINO TO daw ol tw test pubkeaton ol tow OP AN ORDNANCE BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, FLORIOA Notca ■ hereby ghren twt a PVt*c Haanng e ^ tw hatd « too Commwtwn Room at tw Cty Me*. 300 Norft Perk Aeenw. In tw C8y of Santo*. Florida. N TOO o'ctock PM on J u w 2S. IB M to conadar tw adoewon ol on ort>nonco by tw COy of Sonlord. Ftondo. f * *** Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FMIBT IV B U C A T O N OF THIS NOTICE OH TttRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Bfft VICE OF A COPY OF NOTlC* ON THEM A l o t a aodeort ol tw decedent and pereona havmg clam i or TO ANNEX A 4 79 ACRE PORTION OP THAT CER T API PROPERTY LYtrO BETWEEN VIHLEN ROAD EXTENOCO WESTERLY ANO WORNALL DRIVE ANO BETWEEN LOWE AVENUE ANO UPSALA ROAD 1000 UPSALA ROAD). AS SHOWN ON THE MAP BELOW ANNEXATION! REQUEST court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FX.ED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED The data al tw test pubkeaton ol t i t Nobco * June 17, 1999 Personal Representative Alexander C Carman 209 Homeeood Dove Saidord. Florida 32773 Attorney lor Personal Hugh M. Palmer. Eaq HUGH M PALMER. PJL PO. Dot 2IE7 Wider Park. Florida 32790 (407) 845-2030 Ftonda Bar No 0132242 Pubkafl June 17.24.1999 DEO IIP m THE ORCUTT COURT OF THE 11TH JU M C U L CIRCUIT IN ANO FOR SC MMOLS COUNTY. FLORIOA CAEE NO. 99886 C A M P NATIONSBANC MORTGAGE CORPORATION. vs JAMES S WILLIAMS, e tu i, el at, A complete doaenpoon end I copy d the ortfcnonce ehai b# ovaiabie el Vie otoce ol tw C ty Clark lor ol poroone dewing to aianwto tw tame. Al portae in xaerost and a s m * thal have an opporturvry to bo hoard at w d la M g By order ol Vw Cty Commaaton ol tw C ty ol Sonlord. Florida PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES NEEDING ASSISTANCE TO PARTICI­ PATE IN ANY OP THESE PROCCEDMOS SHOULD CONTACT TH E HUMAN RESOURCE OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 330-642* 41 HOURS M ADVANCE OP THE ME ETINQ ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: N a porton deodar to appeal a daemon made w«h reaped to any metier considered al tw a b o r t motang or haorttg. ho may nood ■ vortwkm record ol tw proceednge. todudtog Vw evMwee.whch record N n d provided by »w C ty olSenixd (FS 288 0105) Jenot R. Doughtily. CMC C ly Clark PiBOaft Juno 17, A 24,1999 OEO-14S -L CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos endpreeen EacfiMerwVie e x * * stands to a Today* du e I aqua* Q DetondanlG) NOTICE O F ACTION TO TERRY BOUH.LANTE. 1 akve. and/or dead hit (Ihe*) unknown hast, devwtn . togawet or grardatt and al persona or panwt ctaarang by. tvoixpi. under or agamt hen (toem) Ratatonce mknown YOU ARE NOTIFIED tw l an Acbon lor lorectoeure ol a mortgage on tw tokowing property m SEMNOLE County Fkxdii LOT IS. FOREST OAKS VILLAGE, ACCOROINQ TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECOROEO IN PLAT BOOK 46. PAGE S3. OF THE PU0UC RECOROS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA hat bean Nad agamt! you and you art raquaad to terse a copy ol you rurtton datenses. I any. to 1 on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. P A.. Attorneys, whose addreti w 708 Souti Oww Highway. Coral Oabtoa. Ftonda 33148, (308) 686-2299. •Whm X dayt after tw tost pubkeato i of tw notica and to Me tw origi­ nal wdh tw Cleik of tow Coun either batora tarvico on SPEAR ANO HOFFMAN. P A , aaomeyt or immewd be entered agamt! you lor tw raket damandad In tw Compiamt or WITNESS my hand an] teN of tv t Cowl on tow IBfh day of JUNE. 1999 (COURT SEAL) MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK At Clark ol tw Court By. Ruth King A i Deputy Cleft ' AF Z 0 OA J L HS VCT AMERICANS WITH D8ABH.ITES ACT OF ISM Admmwturvo Order No 97-3 DRJ VZ DWW J AFZO DOAV R you art a porton wdh • awtDdty who needs any accommodaton m CV AF Z ZKQOZVVCJ X J L order to panicpal* m tvs proceed mg. you are crowed, al no com to you. to tw provaoi ol cartam eaaw AF Z VJ SW JL O X OA C J X . ' lance Pleate contact Cowl Admuuttration al X I N. Park — O O WO F VOS I F OX U C WWAvenue. Swto N X I . Sardord. FL 32771. (407) 323-4330. ait 4227 wdhm 2 working days ol you ftcapt C OHV ol tow nooct. S you are hoarmg or vorco anpaaod. cal 1 000-955PREVIOU8 SO LUTION: *Hlstory tsachaa us that man and naSone bahava wisely once they Rave exhausted al other at- 8771 fob temaUvea* — Abba Eban / Pubksh Juno 24. and JMy 1 .1999 (*) ISSt 9y NEA. Inc 24 1 DCO-1S9 A LO N E ? ELI R E S P E C TE D Dating Dureau since 1977' ALL Age* (25 90) Bringing People Together 800 922 4477 (24hrt) 71— ________ 407-339-6300________ H elp W a n te d “ Cracker Barrel" Servers. Cooks. Dishwashers 200 Hrkman Dr (1-4 H Hwy 46) 407-124-1020 Make a successful twitch to the ultimata way ol meeting people. Call 251-3*09 to gal connected! •» LEGAL tC C m TM V SaNoriJ rwdmsi as*anaa far H u r s t ) *4 25—SrtciAL Notices •* A C C O U N T MANAGER Sanford Co seeking mature md lor Ihe* Tmesales Dept lor buimess to business sales. basesaUryiCommssois. Grral Co Benefits Once H ied Cal OPC Staffing 260-5066. NO FEE OPEN DOOR Social Senncet of Florida Ik 1 therapeutic toiler care agency opening an offee in the Orlando area Wa are lookmg lor darkened and csrmg UrnHies who are interested in providing children with a sale And nurturing entnronmenl by becoming lokler parents tt you hava love m your hearl and room m vow home, please con­ tact O PEN DO O R al 407-4882323 27— N ursery & C hild C are 7 LABORERS 100 People a Day Needed to work a variety of Warehouse and Labor fobs Eryoy the bene­ fit! of same day pay . no w rin g hi the end of the week C al ILgf.l Hand Man m Longwood. 2806108 _______ Child Cars provider low cost, includes breakfast, lunch 6 snacks C a l Tma O 320 7370 A B E TTE R JO B FOR YOU! Just C e l' Never a Fee' HELP Personnel 8296888 CHILDCARE D a p fights' Weekends Fn Nights Pi//a' Swepover Sat N ^ its - Cook out' S u m 322-1729 of Pager 793-7313 M M V HOME CPR. HRS Certified ___________ 302-4021___________ Infant Caro m my homw. M F 7 a m - 6 X p m ItlO W k Sardord' Lk Mary 322-6717 R EQ ISTER NOW. Pre K 4 5 ' CUSS Slarlmg Aug 3rd AS Knderganed' M am SkWs Taught as rveaasLang Develop/Math Skits Limned Space Aval C a l lor Deltas 321-7635 a e r a t o r - F o u n t a in Fahncak»e|nsfa» WA tm Good Pay. Benefis C al40 7 324 1515 LFA 125 Coastline Rd. Suite 1800 Sanford. Florida 32771 'Bar Servers* •Cathwr/Counter Person* 'B usters' •Prsp/Grltl Cook* Hgh votome resuwam located at Ihe Orlando Ssnlwd A*por1 J e r r y 's C a t e r e r s 32 3 -0 3 4 5 Apply a Bldg A 2nd Fir M o n -F n -9-2 PM APPCNNTMENT S E TTE R S ! S IM SIGN ON BONUS S10 507 7* wrwe training Averags H O ­ STS Hr.. N O SELLING No cold cans. Ftei ScheduteBeneMs CaM 1212070, E iL 212 57—O pportunities Legal Notices Child Cere > In yow home (SanfordVaka Mary praterred) tor pre­ cious 6 month old M F, 1 6 Musi be dependable, canng. and eipenenced with infants Please cel 322 6285 CLERIC A U OFFICE HELP P -T m Sanford Area, l x obi rag 323-6520 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 8SH N O LE COUNTY. FLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION FMa Number: S9-ISI-CP IN ME ESTATE OF KATHEniNE NELL LAWRENCE PUGH. NOT1CC OF AMRM6TRATION Tha adnmntrakon of to* astaU of KATHERINE NELL LAWRENCE PUGH, deceased. Fla tfunbef 99 111 CP. w pendmg m toe CrciM Cowl tor Semmole Counry. F torda. Probale Dsnsion. trw addtesi ol wtveh a X I N PARK A V E . SAN FORO. FL 22777. The rones end ackkatsei ol «w personal represoi Ukve and to* parsorwf rapresanuIrve • anomay are sal lorth below ALL INTERESTED PERSONS ARE NOTIFIED THAT Al persons on wfon tow node a served who have ot*ectaii toet dwsanga to* vaktsty ol to* ww ttw quakhcalow ol toe personal taprasemakva venue, or |ww<kctai of tots Cowl are raquvad to Ua toe* obfackont w*h tow cowl WITHIN THE LATEn OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY O f THIS NOTICE ON THEM AS crtxktors ol toe decedent and otfuM persons having cUrnis or demands agams! decedent s esUto on whom a copy ol tvs noace w dale of Vw hrM pubkeakon ol Bus nokce must Ms Ihe* clams w*h v*s cowl WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUOLICA TIOff OF THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY OAYS AFTER THE DATE OF SER­ VICE OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE ONTHCM AS o V a creditors ol tha decedent and parsons having Gams or demands against tha decedent s t stale must Ua Vw* clams weh Via court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER THE 0ATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS ANO OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Tha dale ol Vw hrM pubkeakon of Vat Nokce is June 17. 1999 THOMAS ANTHONY FARRIS Personal Representative 16605 31 ROAD WELLBORN. FLORIOA 32094 THOMAS A DANIEL ESQ ABomey to* Paaaorwr Florida Bar No 205659 623 North Mam Sveet Qanwsvaa. FL 32601 (352) 376-6436 Publish June 17, 24. 1999 DEO-145 SS32 SNACK TIME VENDING Serving Central FL tor 15 via CUan MVR 6 Top pay S stable work hist Start Sam. M F Lngwd 332 9769 Driver local dellverlea. Longwood Door 1 Tnm Company. FT, Mon-Frt. 6am 2 30pm » over­ tone. CUss B CDL. good dnvmg record bfwig reqd. esc. benefits 58 50 hr. neg lo eip DFWP, EOE. 407-3216410 DRIVERS Indep Conlrsclors. Immd 1990 or newer 4 dr Sedan Beeper or Ce* Phone a ptosl 16006856799, E l L 197 OFFICE ASSISTANT F-T, Musi be Computer LX Good Saury Plus Benefits 152-3176408 E x t 112 or 800-296-70*9______ O f f ICE. M ANAGER Fu« or Part time Telephone skits. A/P. Payroll A Scheduling O uckbooks Knowledge a Pius Vacabon and Pension 2226122______ OW N A C O M PUTER? Put K to Work! 229-1716*. PT/FT 1696-246-1072 P -T MOAT L A U N C H !* ......... ATTE N D A N T " For the Summer. M-T.W 9-5 p m.* FnarvFy Casual Wk En* Great place to work. For more Into C a »M F tL 8 A 407-322-1610 to Embroidery Machete Operator Part Time Eiperwnced Poertlve Image. 77161B2 ENTRY LEVEL DRIVERS need­ ed NOW t Covenant Transport has immediate openings tof driver trainees No experience needed Earn S4SK SSSK plus benefis COL kammg available 800635-5593 Eipenenced Mwwet door A meror mstaler needed Start ASAP. CaM 222-7174 U.8. GOVERNMENT SURGEON GENERAL DETERMINED THAT CIGARETTE SMOKING IS DANGEROUS JOHN I . WILLIAMS 12618TS66 Drive AHiiM ate Sprlagt, FL S2714 l V l I ( Cl Ilf Rsceplionlsl/Clerlcil - P U iu n t phone voice indrnduai to han­ dle moderate phone activity Clerical and computer skiit a PLUS Sanlord 3230940 R N S N E E D E D .F T .P T And or Management Busy HemocotogyOncotogyOlt Benefits Aval Can Jane 1-904-774-1223 S EAM STR ESS lor dry’ cleaners in Lk Mary. 333 8070 __________ or 620 7639__________ S E C U R ITY OFFICER JO B Training Armed A Unarmed Brandy A Assoc. 834-7444 1 1 Credit Card Billing 1 .8 0 0 -C IT Y -F U N J i Vj. 4..N I MIG W ELDERS 2 yrs eip Ap­ ply to person Firs! Weigh MFG. 210 Tech Dnve. Santoro 3X5000___________________________ w h o l e s a l e o f f ic e s u p p l y " COMPANY SEEKINQ OFFICE C LER K Hr 6 0 a wk. perm pot M FRI 6 5pm PHONE Cheertul'upbeAl voce numerous receptionist duties CLER ICAL General kght dunes File Paperwork Copies. EG DATA ENTR Y Change Comp Data 10 Key Pad Speed ORDER ENTRY: Type Fax O r­ ders CLEANING: Alway keep a neat work area every Frt. A M Call lor Appt. 324 3550 Asa for Marianne 93— R ooms For R ent Teachers needed lor Santoro area preschool Musi have 10 A 20 hour training C a l Joyce lo* detail O 321 7635 __________ W EEKLY R ENTALS Starting • 277/Wfc M.store Downtown 3306423 EFFICIENCY With Maid service convenient location TIR ED ??? O F YO UR CU R R EN T JO B !!! LO O K)NO T O MAKE A CHANGE??? National company looking tor eipenenced plumbing techni­ cians E iceleni pay. hearth tosurance. 401k We want you to (otn our learnt Cart (407) 9269966 tor intormarton which could Ued to a brghfer future1 __________ 3 2 1 -4 9 0 0 __________ Furnished rooms, a l ubktiet in­ cluded laundry phone A kitchen use 29G*wk, 330-7373 ROOM FOR R EN T Cassetoerry oft 434 Rm wBreakfast- Laundry Fum S9S wkly 666-2933 L o o k in g for e x p e rie n c e d H o u se k e e p e r M ust be dependable, meticulous, energetic, and willing to go those extra steps to a ssu re perfection. De Dedicated individuals need only 1 applyaPl f t Laka Maiy/Sanford - H I 324-7767 I FULL TIME! k i t A ccepting applications in person for all position*. Apply at: Wilkinson A uction 24329 SR 46 , _______Sorren to, FL .................. - I - TO DRIVE TRACTORM B S f#0 )^ 3 5 H o o m im w u )! GRAPHIC ARTIST PART-TIME \m \ l • IS Day COLTralalH •Day! Waskirt Clams • Financial AssManca • Carrier* Hiring On Ills eTruck Driver i institute 800-554-7364 t« * i A i ■.31Par *. . • FOX 35 is tasking a pad Ians graphic arts! to astral to destrung breakthrough print poacas and on ai promotion gr^Nc*. ExparrancM wlh Photoshop 50. Utotvalor and ertra Aias,Wavefront Composer or Maya raguvod Must be abla lo regularly work Satiadays. Sundays and evenings Arttiesign educator at earthed secondary educaiotal nsfatuhon pralarrad Resumes mutt be received by 07B&99 No phone cals please Sand resume and non-returnable samples to Personnel Manager WOFL-TV ! i 1 35 Skylne Drive Lake Mary. FL 32746 won la an teo employ*. ^ ^ e re d ilh FOR P A R T -T IM E W O R K The Stmlnole Herald ha* an immadiata oponlnq for a newspaper carrier in the Sanford area. Our papers are delivered each afternoon Tuesday through Saturday. Delivering the Swnlnole Herald is a great way to earn good money while working just a few hours each day. We need som eone who is dependable and has reliable transportation & insurance. If you would like to become a carrier, please come in and fill out an application at our office at 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, FL. Seminole Herald . ~ W AN TED 29 PEOPLE T O G E T SSPAIDSt to lose 30 tos m the neit X days Natural A Guaranteed 1600-2420363 0x1 1551 Warehouse help tor rug store Should be able lo lift heavy weight 339-1911________________ Shelving Installer needed No experience necessary C a l 332 7574 Immedute Openings'! A l SkjavTradti Shirts Workers w/cart earn ertra SS Competitive wages pail Daiyrt Apply In Person • I- anted WAREHOUSF/COUIP ITSTALL S E M IN O L E " LANDSCAPING. INC. 'Positions Avalable’ •LANDSCAPING' Tractor and'or Bobcat operators needed Espennced operators lor Inal grading S10 SI2-HR Vac/ Pension Benetits CDL Req 'IRRIGATION* Helpers' installers needed im­ mediately Vac and Pension Benefits CaM 407-3226133 WORK TODAY CASH TODAY ■ W Snack Time Vending serving Cen FL lor 15 yts Top pay A bene W 6 Iran Lngwd 332 9769 LABOR READY ■ 1552 S French Ave SantoTO 3236343 53 S SamoranBtvd Orlando (26t6tt1) elp * NO EXP. NEEDED * Wen Known builder m Sanlord is seeking hard working tod tor temp lo perm positions to Trots Dept and n the Whie.Eacefl Med.Dent.40IK Cal GPC Staffing 260-5066 NO FEE PART TIME H ELP wanted 4 hours on Saturdays, Retires welcome1Cak 323 8122 at the: 4 71— H anted HEA LTH mSUHAffCE ANO 4 0IK PLA N ' Drue Irs * wort pises Apply st HO M issr Drive. AJIamonw Spring 7SO-SOOO Apply in Person Ladies Call FREEI (407) 786-TALK* W E A R N FULL-TIM E PAY You've heard all that, but it s also dangerously expensive. Quitting nowadays It just like getting a big ralsa in pay. It is getting to a point where nobody wants lo hira you it you smoke I This report shows you B PLANS TO STOP SM O K ­ ING COMFORTABLY! Pick oul which plan feels best for you. I elp LA B O R ERS NEEDED FO R UNDERG RO U ND U T1U T Y C O N T R A C T O R lor Tail Co. Eipandmg Co Needs Drivers daywEvenmgs 126-7917. Leave Name and NunOer O u h tk lW ) I 900446 U iF 69/mm | I 'l Ms a I* ''A n * . 1/ 1 Tell Free 1loovoNamo mi A n a Code A No e C O N C R E TE WORK * Concrete Foehera A Framers needed now! Long Term ProyeG. posHA* lamp perm. 40 firs wk. C e l O PC Staffing, ............... N o rs k housekeepers. Re­ naissance FTetoement Center. 300 W Airport Btvd. Sanlord Apply *i person See Oeuah DRIVER •VENOtNO R O UTE OrBet yaur capy tetey tram... 11 IMMEDIATE OPENING E ip Generii Wxrehousa worker needed Must be able to kff 50 tot 6 drive x torkkff good Ben­ efits. EO E. DFWP Slifl Sendees and Supply SOI Cork»co Wry, Sanford Immediate Opening! PT/FT tor lamtorial floor car* A housekeepeig posrhons on 2nd A 3rd shifts. «i Lake Mary area Caa Philip 4 942-8289 between S a m to n ________ ______________ Laborer: Must have vahd Drs l x . A own irantportatoi S6 501 hr Apply in person Firil Weigh Mtg C o . 210 Tech D r. Sanford 3305000_______________________ Lawn Tech needed mmedalely Salary « comm Best Erter mmatinq Services, 261-2377 LAW N MAINTENANCE Commercial eip requeed _________ C a i 330-1461_________ Loan Officer- E ip or Trin e * FMA VA Canv A Sub Prime Top Comm tor Top Producer NeBottt Mortg. 327-77A4 Counter Persona: Counter eip lor busy dry cleaner Esc pay Laka Mary 3336070620 7639 -J a e t ttJ O Check out the Help Wanted section every Sunday in Ibe Seminole H erald. ( ^ ( ( ft 11(I ( ' Company m Longwood 71481m-. medwu apenmgs lor person w. eiper m braang copper tor HVAC. poewbfe lamp- perm, good starting pay CAjt OPC Staffing 2606066. N O FEE 71— H anted M OTHERS- DREAM Stay Home. Lose Wnghl Fui hme mlh EsceHent Wages You don? hava to Hue with tha pain ol fibromyalgia. a l 407|U. C CaM lor 699-0607 or 1488 362-4041 382 free Information W Home CUanlng-Maid Service Part Tima lo atari _________ 4076316711_________ House Cleaning Perfect sum­ mer (Obt Start now S7 Tv * mile­ age No mteVwfcnds Car reqd 834 5595_______________________ HOW ISKJNQ tot! TMf 7OLL0WVM POVTKJNS 33— W eight M anagement elp CHURCH S E C R E TA R Y . 20 Dei hrs per week Pre­ pare Newsletter 8 promotional materials Computer tkMs req Word publisher Mulls desied Send Resume: FBC 116 8. Park Avs. Sanford FI. 12771 ACCR EDITED TR UC K SCHOOL COL. V A T A Apprv Job Assisi Whend classes National Truck School 1<00484-7384 Long wood Mat saga Studio. Walk ms welcome 7 flap Prhrale rm» Female Stall l tic XMM0007785 a t t v a u d it io n s a * Curly Neal is toofung for taunt­ ed KGs 6-16 tor C urtfe Hide Club. Contact Cmdy at Thmh H PUy. 407-322-6547 71— H r a in in g 1 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, FL Perfect For Retired Persons Or As A Second Income! �i i Seminole Hornld. Snnlord, Florida •Thursday, June 24, 1999 P a y in g f o r v ou r clag»lfle tiflfl S em in o le H e ra ld We giartyi accept Mastercard. Mastercard, Visa, Discover and Amertcar American Express. We also wS take cash or a personal check. Advertisers who wish to be billed can make arrangements at the Ume their ad Is placed. Please keep m mind that ads In the Personals (dass. 21). Business Opportunities (class 55) 6 Oarage Sales (217) require payment In advance. 322-2611 or Toll free from O rlan do 831-9993 You can fa i your ad to 407-323-9408 300 N. Fre nch A va., Sanford 32771 • P. O . 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EMPLOYMENT 117 Commercial Rentals 118 Office Space For Rent 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Storage/Offiee For Rent 67 Career ; i Consultants J 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted REAL ESTATE 141 Homes For Sale ; ; 143 Out of State ~ Properly For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sale 147 Industrial Properly For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sale 149 Commercial Property For Sale 151 Investment Property For Sale 153 Acreage Lol For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condominiums For Sale 157 MobSe Homes For Sale 159 Real Estate Wanted I X Business For Sale 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 185 Duplex For Sale 91 Apartments/ 99—Apartments U MERCHANDISE 105—HousisU n f u r n is h e d 181 Appliances A G Furniture For Sale 183 Television A Stereo/Radto 185 Computers For Sale 187 Sporting Goods 189 Office Supples 191 Building Materials 193 Lawn A Garden 195 Machine Work 197 Restaurant Equipment MI SCELLANEOUS 199 Pets ASupplies 200 Uvestock/Farm Suppkes X I Horses 205 Heavy Machinery X 7 Jewelry 209 Wearing Apparel 211 Antique/CoSeckbies 215 Boats AAccessories 217 Garage Sales 219 Wanted to Buy 221 Good Things to Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Auctions 231 Cars For Sale 234 Automotive Accessories 235 Truck/Buses/Vans For Sale 238 Car Rentals 238 Vehicles Wanted 239 Motorcydes/Bikea For Sale 240 Boat Rentals 2 4 1 Rec. Vetkdea/Campefs For Sale 243 Trailers For Sale 245 Farm Equipment SERVICES [1, j 252 Accounting 2 5 3A <kM ona4 254 Air Condrtioning KIT ’N’ CARI.YI.K 9 by Larry Wright n f u r n is h e d 157—Mobile Homes For Sale I*. • W "Tm6 in CLhW i A R ~ : haR P * * * * * 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect. Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consisting 262 Cabinet) 283 Carpentry 284 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 Celling Repair 267 Ceramic THe 268 Child Cara Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Delivery Services 275 DrywaN 278 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 HauSng 280 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Jamtortai Services 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmith 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 ON. Lube AFitter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Past Control 298 PtanoOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Cleaning X I Roofing 302 8creen AGlass Work 303 Secretarial ATyping 304 Siding 305 S m a l Business 308 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Travel 312 Tree 3ervice 313 TV/Ra<*> 284 Lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 288 Laundry Services 316 W old ng ASheet Metal 318 W e i DrtHng 319 W indow Washing ATVibng 219—Wanted to Buy » NecycSee: 8114694 165—Waterfront Property For S ale 97—Apartments Furnished 181—Appliances k Furniture For S ale 105—HousesUnfurnished 199—Pets k Supplies Ig lW Ih AfcA,/«c wrvy UfllRKW nfilRj V CtossiSsds Evsrydsyl so&ws—SlWapSdNS ________ 497-W1-4784________ DSLTOMA 10 acres. 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Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1999 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, June 24, 1999 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 24, 1999. 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>, June 24, 1999; <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/c003fe0dcc13a48671218795447ee486.pdf 37eb72a25aeaa31352dc7b7f92d7ccaf PDF Text Text FRIDAY M arch 19. 1999 91st Year. No. 147 (407) 3222611 Sanrord, F L 50 Cents Serving Weather Sanrord. Casselberry. Lake Mary. Longwood. Oviedo, Winter Springs and Sem inole County Girl Scouts fob shadow at the Herald. Sunny High: 81 Low: 58 liOttcry Winning Num bers Since 1908 □ INSIIIK S is te r E s te lle L o r * and C o n g re s s w o m a n Corrtne Brown will be guest speakers at the annual W om en's Day service March 21 at First Shiloh M issionary Baptist Church In Sanford. Love will speak at 8:15 a.m. and Brown w ill follow at 11 a.m. Th e speakers are part o f the church's annual W om en's Day w ith the them e of, ’ Christian W om en Rem aining Steadfast for the Cause o f Christ. Th e church Is located at 700 Elm Ave. Call (407)3225489 for details. ■ass Whits writs# abaut Dos saga , please see Page f t » Author, a play written and per­ formed by Nad Soa*. makss Ns debut. Tha Orlando Thsatra Pref­ ect play w « ba performed Satur­ day at 8 p.m. and Sunday et 2 p m For mors information, c a l (407) 328-2040. Lost boaters find way out of state park STAFF WRITER Police search Sheriffs O ffice spokesperson D esnns Brown said. Richards and Dawson en ­ tered the Little W ektva R iver at Springs Landing B hd. o ff o f Markham W oods Road |n Longwood Th ey w ere on an 8to-10 foot alum inum K itty Ifaw k. owned by their 2 0 -y ea r old friend John R eed. Th e only Item s Richards and Dawson brought with th em w ere a couple fishing poles, two ca r batteries for the t r o ll­ ing motor, four batteries for their lantern, a knife with a compass, and a cooler with a few snacks and kool-aid. Th ey did not bring paddles o r life Jackets. Richards told police that he and Do arson got loot w hile hiking at night. After putting In the river and heading up stream . It took three hours to reach the springs. Th ey then turned around and headed back downstream before gettin g a cu p o f coffee at a Denny's re s ­ taurant. police said. •| y this Urns the trollin g m otor la dead, they've turned The Sanford Pokoa Wednesday attempted to approhand a man who is wanted lor strong arm robbery during a mtdmoming search on W ednesday. Oarence Lamar Henry. 28. a black male, is wanted for strong arm robbery out of Voluaia County and Is known to be violent, according to police. After an axtensive search of the area, pottos rid not find Henry, Ned Golden, a K-0 officer w«h die Sanford Police Deparfment, wffh dog fffeko, helped out to the search at die com er of 11th Street and Cypress Avenue Trust fund opens for twin babies’ family and 27 at 7 30 p m There wU be rirmer at the Zoo's Rainforest Pavtton, and visitors w a than be led by guides on a safari trou gh the Zoo. Cost lor Night 8igN s is 1 15 for aduffs, and r for chldren 3-12 year* old Zoo members are STAFF WRITER LAKE MARY • A trust fund has been established for the B em auer twins, who died a lit­ tle more than 24 hours after their mother. Violetta Bernauer. suffered a ru ptered uterus In a traffic accident In Lake Mary on Monday. M ea n ­ while. the driver who ran a red light and struck B em a u er's car Is pleading not guilty to vehicular hom icide. Sanford resident Kenneth Hinson. 48. ran a red light on Rhine hurl Road In Lake M ary Monday at 10:57 a.m. and struck the driver's side door o f Violetta B em au er's Honda Prelude with his D odge pickup B em au er w as about seven months pregn ant. Baby Brian died Just b efo re midnight Monday, and baby Joshua died shortly after noon Tuesday at the Arnold Palm er Hospital for Children ft W om en. Th ey w ere d elivered should be made by March 23 by caking (407) 323-4450, extension 123. The Central Florida Zoo Is located of 3756 N.W. Highway 17fig in Sanford. T h e l erelw eie C ounty • h e r t ffs O ffic e and Public 8 afriy Bulring w i hold m O p sn House March 27 from 10 a m to 2 pm . w rit bulring tours, K-ffs, fceehmsnts. The bulring is lo­ cated at 100 Bush BNd. In Sen- March 27 at t ie Sanford Civic Center from 8 a.m. to 2 pm ., for a meal donation of $3 per person. Offier activities wN include Mer­ chandise Mari. Silent Auction, Bake Sale, fresh produoe, enter­ tainment and music, and door p rin t. There w i be free beloons for the Idds. by Casarrtan section at the hospital shortly o ffer the a c c i­ dent. Th e B em au er fam ily lias e s ­ tablished a trust fund to offset m edical and funeral expenses, with any rem ulnder o f the fund dedicated to ch arity. Anyone w ishing to donate cun make a check paynble to T h e Babies B em au er Trust Fund. In care o f any Nations Bank In Central Florida. Bem auer. 30. Is recoverin g In stable condition at O RM C . She has been rem oved from the Intensive care unit, a c ­ cording to hospital spokesman Joe Brow n. In addition to the ru p tered uterus. B em a u er suffered la c ­ erations to her left a m i and left leg. ’ She's continuing to recu ­ perate.* Brown said. ’ She's doing fairly w ell.* This was the first pregn ancy Lake M ary Oks new police cameras QQUOTE “W hen a Anger points at the moon, the im be­ cile looks at the Anger." River cleanup partcipalsdki a pilot storm drain stenciling program at Centrai Winds Park at on Thursday at 9:30 am . The program is sponsored by the St. Johns RNer Water Management District aa part of the fourth armuai 81. Jofine Rher C stsbrskcn. The students printed the m essage TXsnp no weals, draina to lake* next lo Norm drains as a reminder that anything entering the drain wtl flow directly Into Lake J e e u p . The 8t. Johns River Celebration, a one-day volunteer cleanup of the 8t. Johns River and Us major tributaries is scheduled for Saturday. For more information, call 1-800-2984850 . LAKE M ARY - Lake M ary city officials on Thursday au thor­ ised their police c h ie f to p u r­ chase six in-car video cam era system s for a total expenditure o f $22,998. Considered by law enforcem ent officials to be an essential tool to obtain co n vic­ tions on crim inal ch arges, these six units supplement the six cu rrently In use. A ccording to Capt. Sam B el­ ftore. an original bid request from Lady Lake Police D e ­ partm ent allow ed the city to save 45 days In the bid p r o c ­ ess by ‘ piggy backing* on to the Lady Lake request. *We also get the best p ric e for our effort.* said Belftore. Using 89.000 in funds from the C apital Project Fund p er the approved Fiscal Year 1999 budget and a su pplem en tal appropriation for on additional 813,998 o f expenditure, the Installation o f the additional system s would now find 12 o f the city's 22 patrol cars up­ graded w ith this equipm ent. Th e city purchased the tysterm from On Patrol V id e o System s o f Ontario. Ohio. Belftore sold that the units would be Installed by E n ­ forcem ent Electronics of Lakeland. They are con tracted and certified by On Patrol to Install and repair the units. Th e authorized service c e n te r for the product, the Installers w m m B K �2A •Seminole Herald, Sanford. Florida •Friday. March 19.1999 R i ss \\ in n ; By Russ W h ite starr Writer A saint surely w o rth k n ow in g DATE Rep. Corrine Brown meets residents on Sunday STAFF WRITER SANFORD - W hen ever Rep. Corrine Brown com es to town, there are many residents who want to hear what she Is trying to do for them and to rem ind her o f what W ashington ran do for the com m unity. On Sunday from 4 p.m . to 6 p.m. Brown will hold court In a town m eeting at T rin ity United Methodist Church at Sanford and 6th streets. Brown will also speak al the 11 a.m servlrc at 1st Shiloh M issionary Church at 700 Elm St. Brown's aide, Q rctch cn A colum nist (nr one o f the area new spapers seem s to think that Gonzaga isn't much o f a nam e for a school. Con anyone tell me what a Gonzaga Is? he asks. Although t never met St. A loyslu s Gonzaga. he was very much on my mind In the 1950s thanks to the Jesuit priests and scholastics who w ere m y teachers. By Ike Editors I attended G onzaga College of Consum er Hr ports High School In W ashington. D.C. It Is nam ed for St. Soles of home cxcrctM! equipment A loyslu s Gonzaga. the patron how increased by 78 percent in Ihc past fire yean. According to industry o f Catholic Youth. St. surreys, half of American households Aloyslus w as b o m at Cuscontain at least one piece of exercise tlgllone. Spain In 1568. He equipment. died In 1591 after helping Is that hardware In regular use. or plague victim s for m ore than has it become an expensive clothes four years. rack? To find out. we surveyed our There are a num ber o f leaden, who told us about more than Am erican schools nam ed for 8.000 home exercise machines they'd St. Aloyslus Including G o n ­ bought between 1994 and 1998 zaga U niversity In Spokane. Our findings suggest that many gar Wush. T h e school's m ost f a ­ ments could adorn the nation's home m ous graduates are the late exercise riden, nonmoloriied tread­ entertainer Bing Crosby and mills and stair climbers Only about the professional basketball one-quarter of (hose machines bought star Joh n Stockton. by readers in the past fire yean were Gonzaga College High still being used when we conducted School In W ashington, D.C. our surrey in spring 1998. w as begun In 1821. It Is the Voted most likely to be used: mo­ torized treadmills. Mure than half oldest educational InsUtutlon bought between 1994 and 1998 were In the old Federal City. I still in use. On the whole, our surrey didn't com e on the roll until m u lls singled out motorized tread­ 1953. I wore a coat and tie to mills as the best bet in home exercise school each day. O ne o f my equJpmcnL (The elliptical exerciser, a classm ates was Pat Bucha­ cross between an exercise bike, a ski nan • he's running for presi­ machine and a stair climber, is grow­ dent. you know. ing in popularity, but too few of our A t Gonzaga. I translated readen owned one at the time o( our Caesar's G aelic W ars from surrey for us to have results on them. Latin to English, recited Our tests indicate that an elliptical ex­ Shakespeare In Father Bellerciser provides a workout equivalent woar's Oratory class, avoided to a treadmill's, although some are a Mr. Donahue, the Prefect o f nuisance to maintain.! Dlscliplne and shot baskets Whether their goal was to manage In Mr. J oe Kozlk's gym n a­ weight, improve fitness or reduce sium w hich w as once a stress, readers were more satisfied sw im m ing poo). G onzaga had with treadmills than with any otheri to play all Its b a sk e tb a ll r r ' ’ type o f machlnc. ln addition. amongl readen who had stopped lUtRgThdr gam es aw ay from hom e. - • machine, comparatively few owner* of M y favorite teacher at G on ­ motorized treadmills did so because zaga was Mr. Frank Bourbon. they were bored. He pronounced the nam e Just 38 percent of all exercise ma­ Bore-Bon not Bur-Ban. He chines were bought by readers who w as a Jesuit not a whiskey. said they were already exercising reg­ He w as a big man. a son o f a ularly. The rest were bought by people Baltim ore firem an. Years and who intended to start exercising. This years after I left G onzaga. Father Bourbon stayed In touch. His w as alw ays the first Christm as card - the first birthday greeting. G irls did not attend O onzaga. Th ey went to Notre Dame Academ y, w hich was next d o or o ff North Capitol T o d a y: Sunny. H igh* In the Street. Th e best tim e to be mid-80a. Lows In the high* w ith the Notre D am e girls 50a. B a ta v ia ? : Field.. High* w as on the Capital Tran sit In the mld-70a. Low * In the trolleys that stopped on upper-SOa. B a a d e ? ! Ptcld. North Capitol. W e paid three Highs In the mid-70a. Lows In cents a ride In 1953. the 60s. M onday: Showera. If a Gonzaga lad m isbe­ Highs In the 70s. Lows In the haved he som etim es w as upper-SOa. sent over to Notre Dam e to spend the day with the girls. A nother form o f punishm ent - less severe the Jesuits thought - w as for offenders to spend tim e In JU O (Judgment Under God). JUO w as an after school deten ­ tion. Pat Buchanan probably w as Jugged m ore than he'll adm it. H lich ner, wild Thursday thut the congresswom an was ea ger to visit again with the resi­ dents o f Sanford, many o f whom have been among h er most arid supporters. Brow n, a Democrat, has served In the U.S. House o f R epresentatives since 1993. She was reeleelcd In November. W hen Brown was first elected. It was the first tim e since Reconstruction that ITuridu sent an African A m e r i­ can to Congress. She Is one o f three African Am ericans among the 23 Florida R e p r e ­ sentatives • one o f eigh t D em orrats. ‘ Congresswom an Brown Itos been a voter for the poor and the working people, the sen ­ iors and the ch ildren ," Hltchn er said. S hr's been an ardent su pporter o f the Presid en t's Crim e B ill." Brown represents the n ew ly created 3rd Congressional D is ­ trict o f Florida, that In clu des Jacksonville, Daytona and O r ­ lando and parts or nine co u n ­ ties • Clay. Duval. Flagler. Lake. Putnam. Orange, St. Johns. Sem inole and Volusia. Although her opponent spent three lim es os much (o unseat Drown last Novem ber, site stayed on In W ashington. H er own cam paign was high ligh ted by a num ber o f T V and radio spots, the most popu lar bein g a spirited ”Oh H appy D ay" ad. "W ltlle a num ber o f those In the House w ere consum ed by the recent Im peachm ent p r o c ­ ess. Corrine Hrown continued to do the work she was c ir c le d lo do." H ltch n rr said. "Sh e didn't go o lf track with Ihc p o ­ litical witch hunt. H er priorilies are the com m unities she re p res en ts." Brown Is the only m em ber o f Florida's drlrgn tlon on llte Subcom m ittee on Aviation, and has a keen Interest In (h e success o f Ih r Sanford Orlando Airport. Site has consistently March 19, 1999 Today u Ihe 781hday of 1999 anti the K9th iy of qf winter. (Liu TODAY'S HISTORY] On this day in 1953, the Academy Award* were broadcast on television for the first time. Winners Included Gary Cooper, for “ High Noon," and Shirley Booth, for "Come Back. UtUe Sheba." On this day In 1957, Etvlz Presley pur­ chased his Graceland estate in Mem­ phis, Tenn. tried to get m ore funds for On this day In 1958, Simon and GarFlorida's A irports from the funkel — then known as Tom and Federal Aviation A d m in istra ­ Jerry — released their first single, tion. She also supports funding “Our Song." for a llght-m ll system for C en­ TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS! David Liv­ tral Florida. ingstone (1813-1873), explorer-phyildan; Richard F. Burton U821-IB90), scholar-explorer; Wyatt Earp <1841 1929), lawman: W illiam Jennings Bryan (1840-1925), U S poUticton; Earl Warren (1191-1974), Supreme Court warren u«»8*iwiYfi ***** vwwn links found by several major search justice; Richie Ashbura (1927-1997). engines, grouped by search engine. baseball gra il; Philip Roth U912-), Another site. Inference Find, groups writer, la 64; Glenn Close (1347 ), ac­ its search results Into useful cate­ tress. Is 52; Bruce Willis (I955-), actor, gories Is 44. 4 Remember theie points: TODAY'S SPORTS! On this day In — Don't rely entirely on one search site. Instead, bookmark preferred 1938, the Toronto Maple Leafs, in an search services, or use your browser's NHL game against New York, scored “preferences" selling (o reconfigure eight goals in under five minutes. its home page or toolbar to bring up TODAY'S QUOTE: "The humblest sitrs you want to use. citizen of all the land, when dad In — Expect plenty of ads on search the armor of a righteous cause, la sites. Including ads that took like part stronger than all the hosts of Error." of the search service. The program In­ — William Jennings Bryan termute, 820 (www.Intermute com), TODAY'S MOON: Between works well at reducing or eliminating new moon (March 17) and ads. Bret quarter (March 24). — To learn more about search services' features. visit www.searchcnginewatch com. This commercial site includes reviews of searchengtne performance, basic in­ formation about bow the engines work and how they compare. Or go to a search service and search for ‘ search engine* Working out at hom e/Search smarter on the Web Gonzaga's sports teams w ere alw ays am ong the best In W ashington. D.C., and the students not on the varsities attended gam es Just as Th e Navy Midshipm en o r A rm y C adets do. A Gonzaga-St. John 's gom e w as as fierce as Arm y-Navy. I once received 20 extra points on a Religion exam by predicting a 14-7 Gonzaga football victory over St. John's. On Fridays. Gonzagans went to 8 a.m. Mass at St. Aloyslus Church. W e sang the hym ns In Latin and the selected on Thursday In tho Flori­ da Lottery: Fantasy B FROM CONSUMER REPORTS is not necessarily a good idea: A l­ though half of the machines bought by a current exerciser were still being used, less than a third of those bought by beginnera were in use. If, after taking the first steps toward a regular exercise program, you're still interested in buying eng equipmenL look for a machine that matches your preferences. For example, if you like cycling, tty a stationary bike. If you like hiking, a stair stepper may be more your speed. Sample various types of machine at a store. Some health dubs will let you use equipment for a small fee or join on a short-term basis. Realize, though, that home machines may bear only a passing resemblance to their larger, more elaborate brethren at health clubs. Before buyiny machine, consider the service ana warranty offered War­ ranties on Ihc treadmills we tested were as short as 90 days — and re­ quire you to take the machine to an authorized service center. Further­ more, about one In seven motorized treadmills our readers bought between 1994 and 1998 required repair — a higher percentage than for many of the other machines In our survey. That were used more often. In any case, a treadmill la one of the lew products tor which an extended warranty may be te. < (Such a warranty generappropriate. ally provides lfor in-home repairs and costs about |70 to I t 20 for one to three yean of coverage.) You can save money on exercise equipment by buying a machine i a.m .. m aj. 8.-00 a.m .. m in. 2:10 p m . m aj. 8:20 p m T m n : D ayton a B each : high: 4:44 a.m .. 0:06 p.m ., low . 10:07 a.m .. 11:09 p.m . R ow S m yrn a ■ e a c h : h igh : 4 :4 9 a .m .. 0:1 1p.m .. low . 11:02 a m . 11:14 p.m .. C o eo a l oach : high: 0:04 a.m ., 0:26 p.m .. lo w 11:17 a m , 11:29 p.m . ft N ew S e a * a rc 2 3 fe e t w ith a lig h t ch o p . W a te r te m p e ra tu re a t D a y­ to n a la 61 d e g r e e * a n d a t N e w S y m m a , 6 2 d e g re e s . W in d s a r e fro m th e n o rth a t ondhand. With many machines galh cring dust, there are bargains to be had through classified ads and garage sales. A rowing machine that cost t),ooo new ran be yours fur a few hun­ dred dollars used Rut be careful when buying a motorized treadmill. If it has had heavy use. Us motor and other me chanical components may be prone to breakdowns - and those problems aren't easy to see. II you can name 1L you can probe bly find it on the World Wide Web if you know the Web address Hut if you don’t have a clue about which ad dress to use. you probably use one of the Web's search sites — a free ser­ vice like Yahoo! or Infoecek that lets you type in a subject or name, then aee a list of related Web sites Useful as search engines are. if you don't know bow to use them effective­ ly, you can waste hours picking through hundreds or thousand* of ir­ relevant search results Here are *ome tips to help you make the most of your xfia VUUL&ttite, HrtB?lnfoeeek or Lycoe. These scrykes use their own resources to directly access and col tod the content from individual Web sites, indexing it for quick searches. For unique types of searches, such ss reading the text of recent discourse In public discussion groups collective ly known as Usenet, go to a special­ ized site known as Dqja Newt. In e she known aa Liszt will search through thousands of subscriber-only discus­ sion groups for one on your topic of Interest and tell you how to alia up. I. Refine your search. Reducing to your search — to the hsy te Badfaw Information quick)?. Yen can specify two or more words that a Web pane must contain to be indtided in the search results. If, far example, you want information about the soundtrack of the movie “ Paris, Texaa’ — and not ■bout just anything to do with "Paris" or "Texas" - you can specify two or more words that a Web page must con­ tain to be induded in the search re­ sults. In this Instance, entering "Paris and Texas and soundtrack" reduces tbi number of resultant Links to those containing all three words. The result is links that are far more germane. To farther reduce noise. Excite end other search engines rank the link* accord­ ing to how relevant they appear to be. 3. Shift to power tools, u a stogie aeoivh * »g ("» doesn't produce useful results, you can uae a mate-search site that will submit a single search si­ multaneously te several major en­ gines. One such site, Meta-Crawler, j)fi»ii«4 descriptions of the 5-15-10-20-21 Lotto (March 13) 0-15-25-20-47-40 W in * M l Kmss. Page BA Seminole Herald “Serving Seminole County Since 1908" Friday. March 19,1999 • VW. 91. No. 147 Pubtahsd: OMy Except Monday. Saturday. Thanksgiving, Christmas and Nfw Vaara by Republic Newspapers, Inc. • 300 N. French Avs., Sanlord, FL. 32771 Phone: (407) 322-2611 Fax: (407) 323-9406 Periodical Postage Paid si Santoro. Floods and addoonsl msang oAcet USPSMtMO Pottmtsur 6snd sddrsts changes to The SEMINOLE HERALD P.0 Ban 1657 Sanford. FL 32771-1SS7 em ery Vim . Inr I. Pick the right kind of service. It's best to let the type of search dictate which service you use. For very spe­ cific information, such as a particular organization, start with a aite like Yahoo!. Though It works like other search engines, Yahoo! la more prop­ erty termed a "directory" — it orga­ nizes sites into categories such as business, recreation and arts. Yahoo! doesn't get you everywhere on the Web, but it can toad you lo pages at H w y . 427, L o n g w o o d ( 407) 834-3615 Mulch, Pine Back, Chips C a ll Today F o r P rices r$2:00~ OffMulch" DELIVERED OR PICKED UP • UP T 0 100 YARDS WITH THIS COUPON UNTIL 3-31-99 Futon Furniture Sale! / *• «•/<•< i n » n A n y n vh t't t ‘ �N e w ’ Longwood city hall opens its doors S TA F F W HITER The Iblkmlng rrpdrt* »r/r compiled from the Seminole County Sheriff h Offhv. BATTERY j DOMESTIC V IO L E N C E CASSELBERRY, March 17. 9:17 p.m .. Scm lnola Boulevard. Jonathan Carl Occrts. DOB 0/15/07, w as arrested by Cassel­ berry Police Departm ent officers, charged with D om estic Violence - Battery. LAKE MARY. March 18, 2:40 a.m.. W est Lake M aty B o u le­ vard, John Carl Baudcr, DOB 9/20/08, was arrested by Lake Mary Police Departm ent officers, charged with Battery. WINTER SPRINGS, March 17. 5:10 p.m.. Shepard Road, Carlos Alberto Marquee. DOB 4/22/59. w as arrested by W in ­ ter Springs Police D epartm ent officers, charged with B attery • Dom estic V io len ce. DRUGS CASSELBERRY, March 18. 1:42 a.m.. Castlew ood A p a rt­ ments, Lauren Church. DOB 5/25/79. was arrested b y Casselberry Police Departm ent officers, charged with P osses­ sion o f Cannabis - Less than 20 Orams. SANFORD. M arch 17, 4:00 p.m .. Bush Boulevard. DOB 9/9/79. was arrested by C asselberry Police D epartm ent o ffi­ cers, charged with Possession o f Cannabis • Less than 2 0 Orams. WINTER SPRDfOS. March 17. 2:20 a.m .. Court "A* Casa Park. David John Cucura, DOB 2/8/80, was arrested fay W in ­ ter Springs Police D epartm ent officers, charged w ith P osses­ sion o f Cannabis • Less than 20 Orams. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, M arch 17. 12:12 a m .. East Alta­ m onte Drive. C ecil W ayne Bedgood, DOB 9/12/54. w as a r ­ rested by Altam onte Springs Police D epartm ent officers, charged with DUI. He also received citations for D riving Across a Median and Open Container. SANFORD, March IB. 1:57 a.m.. Rangeline Road. M ichael Edward Ruane, DOB 12/10/65, waa arrested by S em in ole County Sheri ITs officers, charged w ith DUI, He also re ceived two citations for Violation o f Traffic Control D evice. SANFORD, March 17. 11:52 p.m .. O ak Avenue. Ben H a m p ­ ton. DOB 10/1/50. w as arrested b y Sem inole C ounty S h e riffs officers, charged w ith D U I. H e also received citation s fo r D riving W h ile Licen se Suspended / Revoked, B lockin g th e Roadw ay. Open C on tain er, and tw o cou nts o f A ttach in g T a g not Assigned. SANFORD, M arch 18, 1:48 a.m .. South O rlan do D rive. E d­ w ard Law rence H all. DOB 12/2/63, w as arrested fay S an ford P olice D epartm ent o fficers, ch arged w ith DUI and P etty / G rand T h eft. H e also received cita tion s fo r D rivin g W h ile Li­ cen se Suspended / R evoked. A ttach in g 1 k g not Assigned and Drlvlruf H A B IT U A L OFFEN D ER A L T A M O N T E B PW JIO S, M arch 18. 1:10 a.m .. M erritt S treet, Rayne Burnett C ru m e. DOB 9/1/59. waa a rrested fay S em inote C ou nty S h eri IT s o fficers, ch arged w ith H abitu al O ffen d er • D rivin g on Suspended / Revoked License. H e a lso received a rlla tio n for Ran S top Sign. A LT A M O N T E B PR D fO S. M arch 17. 3:1 5 a.m .. SR 430. T h o ­ m as td w u n l M cC u lldn. DOB 9/24/60, waa a rrested b y S em in ole C ou nty S h e riffs officers, ch arged w ith H abitu al O f­ fen der - D rivin g on Suspended / R evoked License. LO RO W O O O . M arch 17. 2:42 p.m .. SR 000. K elvin J erom e Sim pson, DOB 4/11/56, waa arrested b y S em in ole C ou nty S h e riffs o fficers, ch arged w ith H abitu al O ffen d er • D rivin g on Suspended / R evoked License. He also received a cita tion fo r Im proper / U nsafe E qu ipm en t. Help tig h t crim e In your community, I f you have In form inion on a crim e call 423-TIPS. You can rem ain anony­ mous and may he eligible fo r a reward. H enry OUnger, 85, S w eet Bay Avenue, N ew S m yrn a B each, d ied M onday M arch 15. 1999. B om In C osh octon . O hio, h e reaided In C en tra l Florida fo r 18 y e a n . M r. O il tv ger w as * a re tire d ow n er/operator o f an au tom o­ b ile sales com pany> H e w as a m em ber o f the First P re s b y te ­ rian C hurch o f N ew S m yrna B each. Mr. O Unger w aa a m em b er o f Sigm a R U E psilon at O hio S tate U n iversity. H e waa a m em ber o f th e S u gar M ill C ountry Club. Survivors in clu de eon. M i­ ch ael H. OUnger, S r.. W in ter S prings; eon. Thom as L. OUn­ ger. M L P elier, V a.; slater, Kathryn Rusk. New C om erstow n, O hio; th ree gra n d ch il­ dren. one grea t gran d ch ild . B andeld Fu n eral H om e. W in ­ ter S prin gs. In ch arge o f a r­ rangem ents. Edward Joseph Palm er. 54. Fow ler D rive, D eltona, d ie d Tu esday M arch 9, 1999. B om In New York. N .Y.. h e m oved to C en tral F lorid a In 1971 from New York . N.Y. Mr. P a lm e r waa a m achinist. H e w aa a C ath olic. Mr. Palm er en joyed d esign ­ ing. draw ing, train m odel r a il­ roading. and exotic b ird s. Survtvore In clu de slater. D o ­ rothy Frances Palm er, D el- LO NGW OOD - T h e renovated Longwood City Com m ission C ham bers opened M onday as about 25 people attended the C ity Com m ission session. Th e four m onth renovation project cost nearly $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 . Th e com m ission had been h olding m eetings at the Long* wood Civic League W om en ’ s Club since Nov. 11. The renovation In clu ded painting and w allpaper, n ew carpet and furniture, tilin g at the entrances, a n ew dlas. a celling, a sound system , w in ­ dow treatm ents, and privacy w alls In the restroom s, a c ­ cording to M onica M itch ell, d irector of adm in istrative services. *1 think it’a super,* M a yo r Rusty Miles said. T h e am bi­ en ce Is m ore hom ey than It used to be. A ll I need now a b ig screen T.V. and a box o f popcorn, then I’d really feel at hom e.* Th e com m ission heard a presentation from D w ayne Com m issioner S teve M iller said his concern Is that m o re chairs m ay need to be placed In the com m ission ch am bers for tim es when there Is a la rg e au dien ce. Clty M anager John Drngo said bringing In additional rh n lrs w ould not Ik * n p ro b ­ lem . C om m issioner A nnnm nrle Vacca said she Is also p lea sed with the renovated ch am bers. "Th ey did n great Job.* Va« cn Bald. "Finally w e've got som ething the city can be proud of.* Shopping strategy \ aL aJ bonne said. Th e funding Is available In the fiscal y e a r 1998/99 budget, according to “Th e goal o f applying traffic calm ing techniques to roads In Longwood is to provide a safe condition for pedestrians, es­ pecially ch ildren on foot goin g to and from the school, play ground, fields and area sh op­ ping.* D arbonne said. All the com m issioners p re s ­ ent at the session said th ey w ere pleased w ith the r e n o ­ vated ch am bers. Twins been m arried fo r about a y e a r and a h alf. Th e hospital Is n ot relea sin g In form ation on w h eth er B em a u er can have ch ildren again . Brow n said. H inson, w ho has been a r­ rested 27 tim es accord in g to p olice, rem ains In th e S em i­ n ole C ou nty Jail in S an ford w ith a $10,000 bond, ch a rged w ith tw o cou nts o f veh icu la r h om icid e. A ttorn ey M ark 0*M ara of W in ter Park. re p re s e n tin g H inson, said h e to w ork in g w ith H in son 's fam ily to d e c id e w h eth er bond w ill b e posted In th e com in g days. H inson has tw o p rio r D U I con viction s. P olice a t th e a c ­ cid en t's scene d id not b e lie v e H inson w as In toxicated , a l­ though the resu lts o f th e b lood test are not available. O T U ra said that w h ile th e death o f th e B em a u er tw ins Is ‘ u nfath om able.* ru n nin g a red ligh t Is n ot the typ e o f con d u ct that should be th e basts o f v e - n ot con stitu te re c kless d is r e ­ gard.* O 'M ara sold. 'R e c k le s s d isrega rd w ou ld b e go in g 75BO (m iles p er h ou r) throu gh a sch ool cone.* H inson Is m arried w ith on e ch ild. H e la dep ressed over the acciden t and th e death o f the B em au er tw ins. O ’M ara said. T ie 's very d ep ressed and very sorry fo r th e resu lts o f the acciden t.* O ’M ara said. 1 can't even begin to Im a gin e th e pain th e B em a u er fa m ily to goin g th rou gh .* D onation: $3 .0 0 at the d o o r Camera cam e to Lake M ary to In sta ll the first atx u nits. B elflore b e ­ lieved th ey w ou ld d o so again so that that city w ou ld n ot In­ cu r th e addition al expen se o f d rivin g the ca rs to Lakelan d to com plete th e In stallation . P rior to th e unanim ous vote app rovin g th e pu rch ase, C om m ission er O ary B ren d er asked etty m an ager John L it­ ton to In vestigate th e pu rchase o f sw ivel bases fo r th e cam eras so th ey cou ld foBow p o lice a c ­ tion w hen o u t o f N am e. Benefit S a n fo rd A re a Underprivileged Youth Hourly Door Prizes Canoe W ith th e tro llin g m o tor dead. R ich ards a n d D aw aon h iked, h opin g to fin d a read w ay. T h ey go t loot and cou ld n ot And th e ir w ay b a ck to th e boat, p olice said. A t about 7 a.m . Th u rsd ay m orning, th e tw o fou nd h orse track s w h ile h ik in g throu gh th e w oods th at led to th e YM C A cam pers. T h e cam p ers ga ve them food and w a ter and took them hom e. ton s. dren and on e grea tFou iTow n a C rem ation. O rgra n d ch ild , ange C ity, In ch a rge o f arS ervices u n d er th e d ire c tio n ran gem en ta. o f B aldw in •F a irch ild -O aklaw n ________ Park C em etary and M in era l YO K ES B. B A M H om e. Lake M ary. Vhrgle E, Raah. 87, P a lm etto A venu e. S an ford, d ied T u es­ day. M arch 17. 1999. B om O ct. 27. 1911 In G la d e G loria A nn Z e lle r Ry la n d er. S prin gs. V a.. she m oved to 72. S u m m erville. S .C ., d ie d C entral F lorid a In 1901. M rs. S atu rday. M arch 13 In Raah w aa a hom em aker. S he C h arleston . 8.C . B o m on Jan. w aa a Presbyterian . 26. 1927 In Y ou ngstow n . O hio, ahe lived In S an ford and w as Survtvore In clu de son. R alph a ctive a n u m ber o f years In Raah, D eltona: son, Larry RSVP w ork and th e S an ford Raah, S an ford; dau gh ter, D ella A m erican Legion post and Looney. TkxweU. V a .; dau gh ­ C ra fte n G u ild. ter, Brookste M atney, Panam a Survtvore In clu de dau gh ter, C ity; 39 gran d ch ild ren , 0 2 A lta R. A rn old o f B e a u fo rt grea t-gra n d ch ild ren , IB grea t- e^ n £ ^ r u n m U 0Home. Sul- Jr. of ChutoU*. N.C.i brother. OLQA AGUILAR VARGAS Burial to a t 1 p.m . S atu rd ay, M arch 20 at O ak Law n C em etcry In Lake Mary. O lga A gu ila r V argas, 77. M orrison Avenue. S an ford, d ied Th u rsday. M arch 18, 1999. B om in K ey W est, ahe m oved to C en tral F lorid a In 1974. M rs. A gu ila r waa a clerica l secreta ry fo r th e fe d ­ eral governm en t and a C a th o­ lic . S he to su rvived b y h er hus­ band, D aniel V argas, S an ford: Dnrbonnc on a m odel stre et paving design aim ed at calm * ing tratnc throughout the city. Th e com m ission did not take a vote on the direction to take on paving the city's dirt roads and traffic calm in g m easures because com m ission er Steve M iller said It would be best to wait until com m ission er Paul Lovcatrand, w ho was absent, had a ch ance to study the plans, Th e additional cost o f the proposed project Is about five percent above the current city street paving design. Dar- Funeral services for Mrs. Raah will be Saturday (3/20/1999). at 11:00 A M . In the Brteaon Funeral Chapel with Rev, Jim Holden offlctollng. Interment wlU follow in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the fUncrel home Fri­ day from 0 until 8 P.M. BBMSON FORMAL ROW, 322-2131. SANFORD. IS IN CIIAROE OP SERVICES. TkOfhk Qfou fa tjoun eqmce ond didicafio% f/L&k alloftjoun faehde aid co-uq/tke/cB at the $ Seminole Herald Seminole Herald Claeelflede are the way to go!________ Our daaaMedadt are Juat what you need to teN your unwanted merchandiae. Our ads art eeen by thousands daily. 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To fam ilies living In cardboard shantytowns known as ■lloovervllles,’ President H o o ­ ver promised "a chicken In every pot.* Th e chickens never came home to roost, however, and It would be another five or 10 years for the happy days to return. In New York'a Harlem, con ­ ditions were as bad as any­ where else for worse), but I he mood was different. The one responsible for this difference was a black rvan grllst o f small stature known as Father Divine, whose followers b e ­ lieved he was God. Inderd, he was savior lo m any hom eless and unemployed In Harlem during the 1930s. He ran an em ployment agency that got Jobs for th ou ­ sands. True, they had lo turn over all thrlr earnings to F a ­ ther Divine, but It Is also true Iliat th ry lacked nothing. Th e various residences he owned were called "Heavens.* Here Ills ‘ Angels* (the name he gave his followers) received free room nnd board. There a fine dinner every evenid a com fortable place to every night. Th ey were Those who attended hla m eetings but were not ready to forsake all for Father paid $1 to f 2 a week lo live In one o f his ‘ Extension Heavens.* M eals w ere 15 to 20 cents. He served free Sunday d in ­ ners to hundreds--with hams, roasts, chickens and turkeys. W ith his Angels turning over all their earnings to him. Fa­ ther Divine w as able to dress In t5 0 0 silk Bulls and ride around In a chauffeur driven Rolls-Royce. In the 1030s he bought 25 restaurants, she grocery stores, 10 drycleaning establishm ents and a coal business. His net Income was figured at $10,000 a week. In 1941 be moved Into a 32room m ansion along Philadel­ p h ia 's posh Main Line. In -1946 he married Edna Rose Rltchlngs, the 21-year-old Iwhlte daughter o f a Vancouver ’florist whom he renamed •Spotless Virgin Bride. They ^remained married for 19 ly e a r s -u n lll Father Divine's ;death In 1965. I ! Father Divine preached pu* ; rity of mind and behavior. His A n g lic a n C h u r c h m ak es b e a u tifu l m usic St. Alban’s offers . tradition in Oviedo B y J e f f B c rlln lc k c s i£ it T & u i i t f o h a s s is t a n t As churches becom e more m odem wllh m any old Ideas being replaced by new ones, there's still som e traditional parishes rem aining. One o f them Is In Oviedo. The SI. Alban's Cuthedral Is Ihe Cathedral Church o f the Eastern United States o f the Anglican Province o f A m erica. To be m ore succinct, one o f the differences Is that. In Ihe Anglican Church, some o f the older traditions rem ain. "One o f the things that separates up from the E p is­ copal Churches are liturgical differences." said The Most Reverend W aller Gmndorf. "W e use a traditional liturgy based on the 1928 Book o f Com m on Prayer. We also b e­ lieve In n male priesthood be­ cause that's the way It was presented In Ihe old testa­ Th e words was passed along that the dignified evangelist had taken Into his won body all the physical aflllctlons o f mankind. “Isn't that Just like Father?" hla followers said. St. Alban's Anglican Church celebrated a blessing of Ha new land In January. Here. Bishop Waller Gmn- d0fl> Father Erich Zwinged and Deacon Alton Witham perform the ceremony. Safe sex is subject o f Longwood lecture series Susan Idensohn. Executive Director o f Planned Paren t­ hood o f Orlando and form er Director o f the D ivision o f In ­ ternational Trade and D evel­ opment o f the Florida Dertment o f Comm erce, w ill speaking at Longwood Congregation Beth A m 's Sun­ day Connection lecture series on March 28 beginning at 11 a.m. with a light breakfast Available at no coal. No reser­ vations are necessary. Idlensohn will be speak in g about local efforts to curt) teen pregnancy. She will also touch on the difficulties o r ­ ganizations such as hers re­ ceive from various groups within the political com m u ­ nity. Idtensohn has many years o f experience dealing with pregnancy In teens, and not Just through her current p o s i­ tion. She was responsible for a program In St. Louis, which dropped the teen pregnancy In the area twenty percent In Its C first year. Th e program In­ volved recruiting teens at high risk o f pregnancy and trained them to be peer facilitators for other at risk teens. Idlensohn says she Is very Interested In the Sunday C o n ­ nection as a forum, m ostly due lo (he participation o f (hose In attendance. -The audience tends to be motivated and Interested in the topics which are d is ­ cussed,* says Idlensohn. ‘ And hopefully, people who wouldn't norm ally be exposed to reproductive advocacy Is­ sues will attend.* Identsohn cites h er own long-standing Interest In wom en's health Issues and years o f non-profit experience as h er current m otivation as Director o f Planned P a ren t­ hood. 'M y first Job was as a pharmaceutical rep resen ta ­ tive. calling on Planned Parenthoods and fam ily ph ysi­ cians," says Idtensohn. *1 was Instrumental In convincing my management to reduce the cost o f family planning p ro d ­ ucts for low-Incom r patients, and started a unique Innercity program for young teem s, both program s still In effect today." Identsohn spent six years m anaging non-profits In Asia, Including a position as the Executive Director o f the M an­ agement Developm ent In s ti­ tute o f Singapore. Upon her return lo Florida, she was named Division D irector o f Ihe Division of International Trade and Development o f Ihe Florida Department o f C o m ­ merce. a position she held for four years. Her most recent position was interfacing with the state's W AOES C oalition In providing solutions for welfare-to-work participants. Beth Am 's Sunday C on n ec­ tion series has been known for addressing a wide range o f Issues Important to the c o m ­ munity since Its Inception In 1996. Sunday Connection breakfasts begin at 11 a.m. In (be synagogue's sanctuary. Tire forum has hosted a vari­ ety o f guests, Including p oliti­ cians. school board m em bers. and environm ental advocates. Breakfast Is alw ays free at Sunday Connection Program s and reservations arc not n ec­ essary. All arc w elcom e to a t ­ tend. THE EASTER STORY IN LIVING PICTURES Presented by CENTRAL B A P TIS T CHURCH F R ID A Y, M A R C H 26 - 7:30 P M SATURDA Y, M A R C H 2 7 - 4:00 A 7:30 P M S V N D A Y, M A R C H 28 - 4:00 A 7:30 P M C ELEB R A T E THROUGH M USIC AND D RAM A On a mission CASSELBERRY Th e Comm unity United M ethodist Church youth m ission teams need help raising approxi­ m ately $40,000 to send Its youth m issions to build houses for needy people In Tennessee and W est V irginia. They are hosting their annual rum mage sale March 19-20 which annually attracts nearly 5,000 shoppers. Item s such as clothing, furniture, toys and household applian ces are accepted. Call 831-3777 for Inform ation. tions o f St. John's and St. Matthew’s Passages. A recep­ tion w ill follow. New millennium, LONGW OOD - The ac­ claimed Serm ons from Sci­ ence series will bein g Us live dem onstrations to First B a p ­ tist Church o f Longwood at 7 p.m.. March 21-24. Each p ro ­ gram is different and open to the public. During the p ro ­ grams the audience wlU e x p e ­ rience a frozen shadow, m u­ sic. a laser beam, floating metal rings, liquid light and a cry that sh atters glass. SAN FO RD - Th e Lutheran Church o f the Redeem er has planned a tw o-session B ib le study entitled, "W hat about the new m illennium ?" for adults and young people on March 21 and 28 at 9:30 a.m. Th e study will center on what the Scripture says about the end times. Call 222-2464 for details. Happy Day SAN FO RD • A ll senior adults a re Invited to a "H appy Day* with special singers and gust speaker Retired A ttorn ey Kenneth M cIntosh. His top ic will be. T h e Trial o f Jesus." Fellow ship w ill begin at 4 p.m. March 21 with supper tin t. ■worshippers greeted each |other with the word 'peace* ; because ‘ Hello* Btartcd with a i swear word. ! Som etim es when the 5-foot12 deity would seem to be vlo; latlng his own tenets about ; sexual abstinence, he would • explain to his fem ale partner ! o f the moment. *1 am bringing ' you r desires lo the surface so |that I can elim inate them.* j A Judge once denounced Faj ther Divine from the bench as ; a hom e-breaker. J Th e black religious leader, ; w ho was b o m G eorge Baker, ; established his divinity In the ' m inds o f his followers In 1931 ! when the Judge who sentenced I him to Jail In a disorderly conduct charge dropped dead. *1 hated to do It.* said Father Divine when he heard the news. T o his followers, thiB left no doubt that Father had ■;struck the Jurist dead. ment. W e don’t have a right to change that." Th e service also features a c ­ tive participation Including kneeling on all prayers and standing for the reading o f the Holy Gospel. Th e Anglican church still celebrates the sam e feast dnys and the sam e sacram en ­ tal system, but Is a separate Jurisdiction from (lie E p is c o ­ pal church. Grundorf said many o f the changes came In the m id-70s which is right around the tim e St. Alban's was built on an orange grove. Th e property Is currently undergoing an ex­ pansion program that will In­ stall a new parish hall and, In Ihe future, It Is hoped to build an elem entary school. Th ere Is also a vision lo build a re­ tirement com m unity the church held a cerem ony marking Ihe b lrssln g o f the new land In January. One o f the things that really inakrs SI. A lban's special Is Its music program. B. Richard Wright Is the organist and music director nnd acclaim ed all over. There Is on active adult choir which perform s challenging classical music from all periods and a bell choir has been formed. It will hold a dedication concert In Ihe fall. B illy M itchell Rejected Stone’s gran d finale Rejected Stone's Church Anniversary will host Its Granbd Finale C elebration March 21 at 0:30 a.m. with a Continental breakfast in the church's annex. Th e event will clim ax with guest preacher Reverend Billy Mitchell and his co n ­ gregations from V aldosta, Qa., and Jasper, Fla. Following the w orship service will be a soul food buffet at 2 p.m. at the Cham ber o f Com m erce. Is 4 Men giving thanks SANFORD - Th e Zion H ope Missionary Baptist Church Fam ily will host Its annual men's day on March 21 at 11 a.m. Th e guest speaker will be Ron W ashington. Sr., o f House o f Refuge M inistries Sanford. Th e them e Is, "Men Giving Thanks to the Father." 76th anniversary SAN FO RD - T h e O reater New Mt. Zion M issionary B ap­ tist Church will be celebratin g Its 76th anniversary on March 21 at 4 p.m. Other events In­ clude: March 23. Fellow ship with Ihe Christian Fellow ship Baptist Church, 7:30 p.m.. St. Luke concerts O VIED O - Concert TWo o f tire St. Ixrke's Lutheran Church Concert Series w ill take place March 21 at 4 p.m. with a program o f cla ssica l Christian music featuring p o r ­ Sermons o f science Those without tickets will be seated 15 minutes before each service on a space available basis. 3101 West State Road 46 Sanford, FL 32771 407/322-2914 Call us f o r a Q u o t e on y o u r Brochures, N e w s le t t e r s , Flyers, Etc. B liick & W h i t e iin d Full C o l o r On N e w s p r in t and S| j e c m l t y G r a d e S t o c k s ! Call (407) 322-2611 A s k I ui r ank V u l l o l m u S e m i n o l e ller;il<l CO M M ERCIAL PRINTING �•A ■ Seminole Herald. Sanlord. Honda •Friday, March 10.1999 G ir l Scouts jo b shadow at the Seminole H e ra ld Marjorie Shearer. 13. of the GUI Scouts of American Student Sendee Unit Citrus Council, teams about journalism with Seminote Herald staff writor Vivian Qallmoro. Kristin Jockin. 12. ol tfvo Girl Scouts ol Amortca Stu­ dent Sorvtco Unit Citrus Councri, learns about graphic Debit cards do not affect credit history DKAK HKUCK: I am a college stu dent, and I have no credit cards I de elded to apply for one and was turned down because my credit report showed excessive bankcard utiliia lion I use my debit card frequently, but I don't understand how this could reflect badly on my credit rating. — J K . Iloilo. Mo DKAK J K.: I am at a loss as to why they would deny you credit on that basis. Generally, college students — particularly those in their last under­ graduate year — are bombarded with credit card applications, even though they have no appreciable income The theory behind this is that if they can hook them in college, they'll remain customers for a good many years A debit card is simply a way to access deposited and credited funds How fre quently it is used should have no bear lng on your credit, as the funds are there as you use the card. Please ask for a more complete explanation — U could well be that somebody has dropped the ball DKAR BRUCE: In a recent column, you answered a question about un­ claimed accounts In escheat I have a variation' What happens to gift cer­ tificates that have expired? Is this the same as unclaimed bank accounts and the like? Does the holder of the gift which is two years In other words, you would have to do It two years ahead of time. Still, the larger question Is whether or not it’s appropriate and proper to take your money and put it someplace where it cannot be used for your benefit and then look to welfare to pay your bills I guess either side of the argument could be made, and I leave it to your sense of honor and morality to make a decision you are comfortable with B RU CE W IL L IA M S they can keep the money or give il away, and not have to spend it on their care. — S Manitowoc. Wis DEAR S C . There are many ways to lake money out of your own control, a trust is one way. but it must be done longer than the look back period. DKAK BHUCK My wife and I in hen led an empty lot on a golf course We have no plans to use the proper ty. so we put It on the market for two years at $10,000 No takers It is cur really costing 11.600 a year in taxes and lees We recently got our tax bill, and the accessed value Is UU.oou At certificate have any claim against the merchant, or are they out of luck? — B S . via e mail DKAR H £ : The issuer of the gift certificate has the same responsibiii ties as the bank, trading stamp pur­ veyor, etc. — and that is to turn over the money that was collected for the gift certificates that were never re­ deemed to the escheat division. In re­ ality, this seldom happens. You might walk into the merchant where you have this old gift certificate and in­ quire whether they have turned it over to escheat; if they haven't, tell them they have broken the law and. unless they honor your certificate, you will be obliged to notify the stale. Most mer­ chants will suddenly have an epiphany, and your gift certificate will no longer be expired. DKAR BKUCK: Your answer for T.M. in Las Vegas — regarding the uniform transfers to minors' act ac­ count — is incorrect. Under UTMA provisions, the first SttO of unearned income to the account is tax-free each year. The next 1050 is taxed at the child's bracket, with no separate lax return required. Unearned income in excess of 11400 a year is taxed in the adult custodian's marginal tax brack­ et. Once the child is M, all earned income is taxed to the child. While access to the account at the age of ma­ jority of the child is a disadvantage, Wading i h rou gh endless .v m o u n t x design with Peggy Boehner of the Seminole Herakfs graphic arts department. Chocolate consumption first I thought I should try to get It ro assessed to lower the tases. but then I thought it might be a good Idea to donate it to a chanty and deduct the SA3.000 What do you think’ J and J T Nltro. W V P e r ca p ita co n su m p tion o f ch ocoU H e In th e U n ited S ta tes fo r s e le c te d y e a rs, In p o u n d s. Y ea r P o u n d s p er p e rs o n ^ interested in buying or setting a house’ f.ef /truer W'llJiams’ *//ouse .Smart' be your guide t*nce H4 9J. plus shipping and handling Call rsnoi 994 «7JJ (.Send pour questions to Smart Money. /• O Hot SOJ. Klfert. FL 3iM0 K nuih to brurr .ibruretriliuims com Questions nf gmrral interest wiU be unsta'rrrd in futurr columns Dicing to the I'olume of mall, personal replies cannot be proridrd i Chocolate's popularity increases with every passing year. In 1997. Ameri­ cans spent S t 2.8 brfltoo on chocolate confections. of Constantly time and b s I sn <i n g between business family Jumpi ng t hrough hoops to satisfy clients i’U s ljt n 8 e v e r y idea is f a r as it < i n g o . the tax advantages often make this ve­ hicle attractive to the parent. — Bill Rogenmoserch, F.C., via e mail DKAK BILL: Thank you for the cor­ rection. The area where I disagree is that the rather modest tax advantage justifies the risk of putting the young­ ster in control of a large sum at a very tender age. DEAR BRUCE: I have friends who daim that because they have put all their mooey into an irrevocable trust, if they have to go into a nursing home, Russ echool, at lunchtim e and after school. Th ere w as always a gam e In the Quad. W e'd take o ff ou r Jackets, unloosen our ties and go for the basket. Th e varsity players w ould be In m any or the gam es. Everyone at Oonxaga had Oam e. W ell. Buchanan wasn't so hot. I would im agine that St. Aloyslus Oonxaga Ukes very m uch what goes on at the Oonxaga In W ashington, O.C. and at Oonxaga U niversity In Spokane. W ashington. I Im ag­ ine. too that he was pulling for Oonxaga. a 73-72 w inner over the Florida O a tors In the NCAA Tournam ent gam e Th u rsday night. It was the saintly thin g to do. • Y ou n e v e r r e a l l y u n d e r s t a n d a p e r s o n u n t i l y o u ' v e w a l k e d in t h e i r shoes. At AmSouth, our approach to small business banking is simple. We understand the needs of small business owners because we've walked in their shoes. And. by understanding these needs, we're able to offer products designed to meet them. Like FlexLine. a flexible business line of credit that's accessible by check. 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In an 8 -0 victory over Elegant Lawn S ervice on Febru ary 12th. A fte r six w eeks, no scores w ere received from F eb ru ­ ary 26th. Shadow Tech Is 8 -0 and lea d s S u b -Z ero R efrigeration (4-3). PBC (3 ­ 4 ). B lu e H aven Pools (3 -5 ) and Elegant Lawn M ain te­ nan ce (0-6). T h e leagu e plays a trip le ­ h eader every Friday night startin g at 8 :3 0 p.m . at the Lake M ary S ports C om plex on Rantoul Lane. D oing the h ittin g w ere: JANU ARY 20 E legant Lawn M ain te­ nance (5 ): tw o h its _ M ike E rickson (trip le). Shawn B aker. Pau l R iggins; one h it T erry B artley. T on y D ellam otta, Ronnie B artley. M ike Bates. PBC (1 7 ): three h its _ T im M areopulos (tw o d o u ­ b les), Jim H ake (d o u b le); tw o h its _ J e ff D avis (hom e ru n ). John OVIEDO • It m ay h ave look ed lik e a blow out on the s c o re ­ board, bu t Th u rsday n igh t’s f i ­ n ale o f the Paul M lk ler-R eeb ok C lassic betw een the O viedo L i­ ons and Boone B raves w as a l­ most too close fo r com fort for the Lions and th eir fans. O vied o's 14-2 rout o f B oone, com bined w ith Lake M ary's 3 -2 d ecision over B ishop M oore ea rlier In the d ay. left th ree team s w ith 2-1 tournam ent re c ­ ords • O viedo. Lake M ary, and B ishop M oore. B ecause the tournam ent fo l­ low ed a sort o f pool play, It had been d ecided In advan ce to follow the O lym pic tie-b rea k in g form at. A fter h ead-to-h ead com petition, the next tie ­ breaker Is few est ru n s allow ed. Lake M ary, w hich had lost to Boone 8-4 and defeated C o lo ­ nial 10-7 ea rlier In the w eek , had given up 17 runs. B ish op M oore, w hich defeated Lyman 8-4 and O viedo 12-8. had a l­ low ed 15 runs. O vied o, w hich had shutout C olon ial 2-0 on M onday before lo sin g to B ish op M oore Tu esday, had given u p 12 ru ns goin g Into Thursday. H eading Into the bottom o f the seventh In n ing h old in g a 14>0 lead, It appeared that O viedo had a Arm grasp on the tou r­ nam ent cham pionship. But w hen B rian OUbert d o u ­ bled In tw o runs fo r Boone, the Lion s' ru n s-allow ed total w as up to 14. Fortu nately fo r th e Lions, Larry G rayson (w ho had given up the tw o-run dou ble to 011b e tl) stru ck out the next two b a tte n to close ou t th e w in and secure th e title. "W in n in g the tournam ent Is n ice, bu t what w as m ore Im ­ portant for m e w as that It w as a very com petitive tournam ent.* said O viedo coach Kenne Brow n. “N ot one o f the atx team s w alked aw ay thin kin g th ey w ere ou tclassed. O ne pitch h ere, a hit there and the ou t­ com e cou ld have been com ­ p letely d ifferen t. *lt w as a lot o f w ork. A lot o f p eople volu n teered a lot o f n o u n to h elp m ake this tou r­ nam ent a su ccess and I ca n t thank them enou gh. T h e en d resu lt w as an event w orthy to bear M r. Paul M o d el's nam e.* T h e Anal day o f th e threeday. nine-gam e tou rney began w ith the C olon ial Q renadlera sh u ttin g out th e Lym an O rey- hounds, 7-0, beh in d the five h it. A ve-strlkeou t pitch in g o f D ustin M ann (3-1). Providing the offen se fo r C o ­ lonial (8-5 overall, 1-2 In the tournam ent) w ere C h ristian Tsboas (dou ble, ru n ); M ike M itchell (sin gle, tw o ru n s); T y ­ son M alik and M ike M ln ervln l (each w ith a sin gle and a ru n); Nelson Oerm anoa (sin gle. RB I); Ralph Santana (run. RB I); C had D ow ling (R B I) and Ryan Q u lrello (one run). D oing the h ittin g fo r Lyman (8-10. 1-2) w ere Matt S kelton (tw o sin gles): Kevin O raves and Dave M ilton (on e dou ble each ): and B illy H ess (sin gle). Bishop M oore cou ld have claim ed the tournam ent title w ith a w in o ver Lake M ary, but Ram first basem an and tou rna­ ment M VP Joae Torm os sp o iled that p ossib ility w ith a tw o-run sin gle In the fifth In n ing that snapped a 1-1 tie In Lake M ary's favor. TOny C orrao (4 -1 ) m ade the lead stand up as he tossed a five-h it com plete gam e for Lake Mary. T h e offen sive effort o f the Rama (13-3. 2 -1 ) w as led b y Torm oa (sin gle, tw o R B I); Joae S A C baseball teams in action ORLANDO - T h e b a seb all team s from Sem inole. Lake H ow ell and Lake B rantley h igh achooTs wlO a ll b e In action this w eekend aa the S p rin g B reak V acation w inds dow n. T h e Fightin g Sctnlnoles (1 2 -3 and ranked N o. 5 In th is w eek’a (C h ris tia n (trip le), John Ahrnres; on e h it _ O corge R ich ardson (d ou b le), BUty Low e. D sn LoptccoHo. B ru ce H er­ nandez. Ham m y Lowe. Sub-Zero R efrigeration (4 ): tw o h its _ H eath C h ild ­ ers; one h it _ J erry O overn ale (trip le). S teve Paasw ater (d ou b le). D enny B ow ­ m an (dou ble). Pau l M fotkosrakl, M ike C h ild ers. M ike B erry. M ike Estes. PB C (24): fou r h its _ T im M areopu los (hom e run. d ou b le). B ruce H em andex; th ree h its _ B illy Low e (tw o d ou b les). O corge R ich ard ­ son. Jim H ake; tw o h its . J e ff D avis (d ou ble), Joh A l­ varez, G ene M ennlg: one hit _ D an LoptccoUo, Hammy OVIEDO • It's not often that ne p layer can play a cru cial role tor two d ifferen t team s at the sam e tim e, bu t Jose T o r­ moa m anaged the trick Th u rsday evenin g. Torm oa. the first basem an for the Lake M ary H igh School varsity baseball team , sin gled In a p a ir o f ru ns to give the Rams a 3-2 w in over the B ishop M oore H ornets In the Paul M lkler-R eebok C la ssic at O viedo H igh School. In the process. Torm os gave the host O viedo Lions the w indow o f opportu nity they needed to edge past B ish op M oore and claim the tou rna­ m ent ch am pionship (a ss m la ts d s ts r v ). O n the w eek Torm oa hit .455 (5 -fo r-l 1) w ith tw o d o u ­ bles. a hom e run. tw o runs scored, and a tournam entbest six RBI. F or h is efforts. Torm os w as nam ed to the A ll­ Tournam ent team and w as selected as th e tournam ent's Moat V alu able Player. T h e all-tou m om ent team con sists o f eight position players, one pitch er, and a design ated h itter. A lon g w ith Torm oa at first base, com pletin g th e A ll­ Tournam ent team In field w ere Lym an second basem an B illy Hess, O viedo sh ortstop Ju stin H olm es, C olon ial th ird b a s e ­ man M ike M itch ell, and B ishop M oore catch er Rich W allace. The three o u tfield ers nam ed to th e team w ere Lake M ary’s Rob M acchlone. Jayson W eir o f Boone, and B ishop M oore’s B rian S te m son. W eir w as the on ly p la yer In the tournam ent to h it two hom e runs du rin g th e w eek. C olon ial's Tyson M alik who h it a tournam ent-best .57 1, w as selected aa th e d e s ig ­ nated h itter fo r the A ll­ Tournam ent team . O viedo southpaw Pau l Lubrano, w ho tossed a n o-hlt shutout at C olon ial on M on ­ day, w as nam ed the A ll­ Tournam ent team pitcher. T h e Patriots (1 0 -3 ) m oved Into th e sem ifin als, scortn g 10 ru ns in th e top o f the seventh Inning to turn a n a ll-b iter Into an 11-1 rout o f LakelandK athleen on W ednesday. Lake B rantley on ly led 1-0 en terin g the seventh Inning. The S ilver H aw ks (8 -5 ). m eanw hile, dropped a 3-1 d e ­ cision to D r. P h illip s on W edn esday, bu t then cam e back on Th u rsday to oust hoot C voreas C reek. 3*1. In today’s san ies. Lake B ran ­ tley m eets W est O range st 11:30 a.m . T h e tournam ent w ill w rap u p In oth er b aseb all action In ­ vo lvin g local team s. W in ter S prin gs d efeated N ew berry. 8 ­ 4. on W ednesday. C.H.O.P. leads in Church hoops Scots keep R aiders u n d er .500 in M F C SANFORD - C h ristian C orvos h it h is third hom e ru n In two days, bu t It w as not enough as Daytona Beach Com m unity C ollege pu lled aw ay la te to hand S em inole Com m unity C ollege a 8-2 M id -F lorid a C on ference base b a ll defeat at R aider F ield Th u rsday. T h e S cots (1 4 -1 5 o vera ll and 7-5 In th e M -FC ) scored sin g le ru ns In the secon d and sixth Innings to take a 2 -0 lead. SCC got a ru n b a ck In the bottom o f the sixth Inning, but the visito rs scored tw o runs In each o f the seven th and ninth In n ings to pu ll aw ay. T h e R aidbottom o f th e n inth Inning. T h e loss den ied SCC [1 3 -2 1 o vera ll) a ch ance to get to the .500 m ark In th e con feren ce, dropp in g th e R aiders to 5-7. C orvos, a freshm an from C a ­ racas. Ven ezu ela, w en t 2 -fo r-4 and d rove In both SC C runs. A lso con tribu tin g fo r Uqe R aid­ ers w ere Ben Joh an n tog (2 -for- A du lt C hurch B asket ha 11 League, w h ile both team s from Sanford F irst C hurch o f the Nasarene won th eir op en k w gam es o f th e season last F r i­ day n igh t at S an ford M iddle School. C.H .O .P. ro lled to a 27-11 h alftim e lead as seven d ifferen t players scored and h eld on In the second h a lf to best Providen ce M ission ary Baptist Church o f Lake M onroe. 53-40. In the Dan Pelham O ym naiorlum . In th e oth er gam es. Sanford F irst C hurch o f the N aatren e Team *1 got a 2 -0 fo rfeit victo ry from N ew C ovenant and S an ford F irst C hurch o f the Nasarene Team * 2 had the offen se goin g a ll night, ro llin g up a 31-9 h alftim e lead and 0-*: C.IIO.P. Z-0. D iam on d Backs, Expos SANFO RD • T h e D ean. R in g­ ers. M organ A Law ton P A . D ia ­ m ond B acks w on th eir first Babe Ruth League gam e o f the season and Rotary B reakfast C lu b Expoa even ed th eir Bam ­ bin o M ajor League record In the C ity o f Sanford R ecreation D e­ partm ent B abe Ruth B aseba ll League on Th u rsday evening. Th e D iam ond B acks took a 6 ­ 0 lead to th e top o f th e first In ­ n in g and even tu ally b u ilt am 10-1 lead to th e lo p o f th e fou rth Inning b efore h old in g on fo r a 14-8 victory over the Ro­ tary C lu b A th letics on R ln kerStenatrom F ield at H istoric Sanford M em orial Stadium . T h e Rotary B reakfaat C lu b Expos scored a run to th e first Inning and tw o ru n s to th e s e c ­ ond and w ent an to edge the R lnker M aterials D evil Rays. 4 ­ 1. at Roy H oller J u n io r Field. R ingers, M organ and Lawton P A . D iam ond B acks (a ll 1-3). S chedu le _ fralmdaj at H is ­ toric Sanford M em orial S ta­ dium , E lks Lodge *1241 Braves vs. D ean. R ingers, M organ A Lawton P A . D iam ond B ocks, 9 a.m .; and N obles Com m unica­ tion W h ite Sox vs. Knights o f C olum bus Expos. 11 a m ; at Zton B eck F ield . Rotary C lu b A th letics vs. Kiw ania C hib In d i­ ans. 9 a m ; Tw ooday, at H is ­ toric Sanford M em orial S ta­ dium . Kiw ania C lu b Indiana vs. Dean. R ingers, M organ A Law ­ ton P A . D iam ond B acks, 6 p m and K nights o f C olum bus Expos vs. Rotary C lu b A th letics. 8 p.m . Provid in g the o ffen se w ere: in B a b e R uth B aseball Rotary C lu b A th letics: three h its _ Scott (dou ble, tw o runs, RBI); one h it _ B ertrand (double, run, R B I): on e ru n . M etlock. C ato. W itte. A p p . 12:30 p.m .: Tassdsy a t Roy H oller Ju n ior F ield . R ln ker M aterials D evil Raya vs. Sunn ilan d C orporation M artins. 5:45 p.m . and Rotary B reakfast C lu b Expos vs. Sanford Lodge *6 2 F. A A M . Yan kees. 7 :4 5 p.m . Provid in g th e offen ae w ere: Rotary B reakfast C lu b Expoa: one h it _ Jason T a te (trip le, run. RB I). E ddie H ogan (trip le, ru n ). M arcus K endrick. Lyndon M erthie; one run . O corge Easley. A nthony D onaldson. R lnker M aterials D evil Raya: tw o h its _ N ick M artin (trip le, dou ble, run); one h it _ K h alil Farahkhan (dou ble). DwSawa isssia. « « amats. t s A m m s at Roy H oller Ju nlor Fleld. D evil Raya vs. Royals. 2:30 p.m .: and New som e H ard­ w oods A th letics vs. Pirates. 4 p.m .; Monday at Roy H oller Ju n ior F ield. R oyals vs. N ew T rib es M ission Indiana. 5 :4 5 p m and M arin ers vs. Pirates, �2B - Seminole Herald, Sanford, Florida •Friday, March 19,1999 Legal Notices Legal Notices IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I 1ITN JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN ANO FOR ■ IM IN O LI COUNTY Q IN IR A L JURIIOICTION DIVISION C A M NO. •>• I tOTCA- 14*A DANKER! TRUST COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA N A. a* Ttutlt* under Ur* Pooling and Servicing Agreement doled aa ol March IS, IMS. CTS Home Equity Loan Trual IMS-1. Plaintiff, VS THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, devtaeea. grantee*, aaatgnee*. benora creditor*, truatee* or other claimant* claiming by. through, under, of again*! LAWRENCE WM DURQESS A/K/A LAWRENCE WILLIAM DUROES! A/K/A LAWRENCE BURGESS and LANCE JOHN BURGESS, indiyldualty and a* Peraonal Repreaentalhre ol the Eatate ol Laarrence William Burge**, and LAWRENCE L BURGESS and LEE ROBERT BURGESS and MELISSA BURGESS OOETTSCH and CYNTHIA BUROESS. a minor and DAVID PORTER and MICHELE ATKINS and LISA BURGESS: META I. PORTER A/K/A META IRENE PORTER. STENSTROM. Mclntoeh. Colbert. Whigham A Simmon*. P A : VICKI 'MILLIE, II Inina and aN unknown panic* claiming by. through, under and agaimt the above named delendant(»| who are not known to be dead or all**, whether aaid unknown parties may claim an interest a* spouse*, heirs, devisees, grantees, or other claimant*. MARQUISE FINANCIAL SERVICES. Inc . SEAGRAVES. Inc d/b/a Brownie Septle Tank Contractor*. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; STATE O f FLORIDA. Department ol Revenue. SEMINOLE COUNTY, a political aubdiviiton of the State of Florida; WS. BABCOCK CORPORATION; ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/ SUNBELT. Inc d/b/a Florida Hospital; CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Florida; STATE OF FLORIDA. Department ol Children and Families l/k/a Department ol HRS;____ . unknown personf*) ISM (SEAL) Meryanne Morse A* Clerk of the Court By. Ruth King A* Deputy Clerk COOILIS A STAWIARSKI 4010 Boy Scout Boulevard Sulla 4S0 Tampa, Florida 33SQ7 Telephone f i t 3) 677 *00* CES *66-01*16 Publish March It, 26. ISM DEA-1C2 IN TNB CIRCUIT COURT OF TNB IBTN JUDICIAL CINQUIT OF FLORIDA M AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY BIHBRAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A M NO. SS-10TS OA-14-B CHASE MANHATTAN MORTOAOE CORPORATION Pta Intilts VS KARAT MCNEIL; lARNV RICHARD MCNEIL H living, and all unknown parti** claiming by. through, undar and against tha above named d* tend antfs) who era not known to be dead or alive, whether said unknown parties may claim an Interest as spouses, heirs, derises*, grantees, or ether claimants: SEMINOLE COUNTY, s political subdivision of the State ol Florida;____ _ unknown pertonfs) M possession ol the subject reel property No 1;____. unknown personfs) In possession ol real property No. 2; Defendants NO TICS OF ACTION TO; Larry Richard McNeil II liv­ ing. and aN unknown parties claiming by, through, under and agaMat the above named defendant!*) who are not known to be dsad or alhra. whether said unknown parties may etatm an Mtsrast as spouses, heir*, devisee*, grant***, or other claimants: whose residence Is 2SI2 Daffodil Terrace Ssnlord. FL 3ST71 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action tor foreclosure ol mon­ th* following LOT *4, PALM POINT. AS PCR PLAT IN PLAT BOOK SO. PAOKS SS THROUGH 71. INCLUSIVE. PUBLIC RECORDS O f SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA hat bean Hied agaMat you and you ate required lo serve a copy ol your arritton de lenses, K any. lo IL on KIMBERLY A MATULIS. Attorney lor tho PMntIH. whoso addra** la 4010 Bay Seoul Boulevard. Butts 4S0. Tamp*. Fhoride 33407 on or before thirty days bom the data ol the Ural publication ol HU* nolle* and Kla Hi* original with tho Clerk ol Hit* Court either in PtetatltTa In possession of the subtec I real property. Ft; . ___ unknown pereon(s) In possession ol the subject real property, ft; Defendant*. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: The Unknown Heir*, devisees, grantees, assignees, kenor*. creditor*, trustee* or other claimants claiming by. through, under or against LAWRENCE WM. BURGESS A/K/A LAWRENCE WILUAM BUROESS A/K/A LAWRENCE BURGESS, deceased. M taring. Mg by. agaMal tha dalsndaat(s) who are not known to be M i l . aa.H i* Legal Notices IN TH I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH I IIOHTIBNTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FDR SBMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Caea Na.t SS-tSt-DR-OS-B IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: VICKI ANN SCHAEFERS. Pelltioner/Wil* and DANIEL COREY SCHAEFERS. Ret po ndent/Hu aba nd NOTICS OF ACTION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAOB TO DANIEL COREY SCHAFFERS LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 6570 ENGLISH COLONY WAY PENRYN. CA SIS S3 PRESENT ADDRESS LINKNQWM YOU ARK NOTIFIED that an action ha* been tiled against you and that you are required lo serve e copy ol your written dalenses. II any. to It on Michaal E. Gray, Esquire, whose address is PO Bos 1566, Ssnlord. Florida 32772IM S on or before APRIL 21. ■**. and hie the original with tha dark cl this Court at PO. Boa SIS. Ssnlord. FL 327731SSI before service on Petitioner or Mvnodiately there­ after. II you tail to do eo. a default may be entered against you tor the relist demanded In the petition Copies ol id court documents M this cat*, including older*, are available at the Clerk ol the Circuit Court'* office You may review these documents upon You mutt keep the Clerk ol the Circuit Court's ottic* notified ol your current address (You may Me Nolle* ol Current Address, Florida Famity Form 12.SIS). Future papers M this lawsuit will be mailed lo the address on record at the clerk's olftc*. WARNINQ: Rule 1221*. Florida Family Law Rulaa of Procedure, require* csrtatn automalio disclosure ol docu­ ments and Intotmatlon Failure to comply can ra«uri M sanc­ tions. including dismissal or Striking ol pleadings Dated MARCH 17. IM S MARYANNS MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By: Nancy R. Winter Deputy Clark Publish: March IS, IS. and April *. s. m * OCA-171 _________ . FLORIDA U S N CORK M S S NS SSB TERR. North Niawri Betels, PL M IB B (BSSf MB-SBSB p m to S r a s fs ^ M ... ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IB OS EM60 TO BB A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNCSS my hand and tha aoel ol aald Court on MARCH S, IBM. Aa Deputy Clark devlsaaa. granlaa*, or other claimant*; who** res Idene a la unknown and whoso Iasi known address le: Rt. L Boa 1SSI Factory*Ule. PA 1B41S Cynthia Burgess, a minor If liv­ ing. and aH unknown parties cieiming by. through, under and agaMat the above named da lends ntfs) who are not Known lo bo dsad or atam. wbathor said unknwon parti** may claim an interest aa spouses, hairs, devisees, grantees, or other claimant*; whose residence is unknown and whose last known c/o Loo Robert Burgess, at Fattier and Natural Guardian 30S Crest Drive Calhoun. OA 30701 David Porter It living, and all unknown parties claiming by, " undar and against the *i* not known la b* dead or ally*, whether said unknown partiea may claim an tolerant at Spouse*. heirs, devisees, grantees, or other clatoienla; whose residence I* unknown and whoso last known address is: 231 Sunbelt C k d * Sanford. FL U77I YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action lor foreclosure ol mort­ gage on lha following doacribod property LOTS I . fl. AND 7. BLOCK K, LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS. SUB­ DIVISION, ACCORDINO TO THE PLAT THEREOF. RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK 3. PAGE U OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ha* been Iliad again*! you and you aro required lo ter** a copy ol your written deleaves. It any. to H. on SANDRA A. MARTINEZ. Attorney lor the Plaint 111, whoae address it 4010 Roy Seoul Boulevard. Bulla 410. Tampa. Florida 33407 on or be lor* thirty day* Iran tho date ol the first publication ol this notice and Ida Hi* original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on PlaMliH's attorney or immediately there­ after. otherwise a default will be entered against you tor tho relief demanded In the com­ plaint NOTE: PURSUANT TO THE FAIR DEBT COLLECTION PRACTICES ACT YOU ARE ADVISED THAT THIS LAW FIRM IS OEEMEO TO BE A DEBT COLLECTOR ATTEMPTING TO COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL M USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. WITNESS my hand and the anal al said Court on March 12, NOTICE OF FICTITIOUS NAME _ Nolle* it hereby given that I am engaged to businert al 144 Oakvtow CIre la, Lak* Mary. FL. SI74S. Be mi note County, Florida, under the Ftciiilou* Nam* ol PANACHE PROOWCTIOHB, and that I inland to ragistar said name with tha Division ol Corporation*. Tsltshaste*. Florida, to accor­ dance with the provision* ot Ur* Fictitious Name Statutes, To­ wn Section B U M . Florida •latuta* I N I . Lori Luedlke Publish March IE, I HE DEA-170 NOTIOE OF AOMIN IBTRATtVB COMPLAINT Case Net BBBM-07-A TO: Thomas Henry Poof*. Jr. An Administrate* Complaint ha* boon tiled against you to revoke your Uc*n**(s) You have the right to request a he*ring pursuant lo Station 120 67(1) and (2). Florida Statute*, by msMng a request tor same to the Florida Department ol Insurance ONte* ol Logo! Berate**. E li Larson Building. TaNahetto*. Florida S23EE-03ES. II e request tor A. e i i n f i I — aewelfe l a r e lie a rf e»--u A ai.r-AI flB BeWIQ nil IWV fWBMWPPW WpPFM1 E. IB M . tee right to hearing in tola mailer e i t o i ' * Ineureneo Oommiatiener at Ihit causa in accordance Publish February M . March B, 12, tB. IB M DCZ-243 M S B : Tha CRAIG A U 0OBM M , S E S S F ip r YOU ARB N O T W m tool an is o n i JEAN 0. OAKEN 10*40 EMERALD AVI.. LEESBURG. FL S47M DENISE ORCIN 10*40 EMERALD BMC.. LSISSURQ, FLB47S0 A* Clerk ol Wo Court against the above named da tends ntfs) who are nc ' to bo deed or atm . On M K I W . l W . 1 -000 AM. Hemphill Sshrag* E Towing will tall lh* following lo saliaty the towing and storage lien in accordance with Stclion J l l .r l Florida Itatufet 1BM Nissan Tk 2 -d r . VIN No 1NEND11B1JC3E3106 S ala location: B2B4A Palch Road Orlando FL Terms cash Batter reserve* lh* right to bid. to accept or r*|ecf any *"d all bid* Bold AS IS. no wsrrsnHcs. no guaranteed till* Publish March IE. 1M6 DEA-fSE TO« Re nate B. Mwah*. Jr IMfMMBMi RMM1 SM Croat Drive Calhoun. OA SOTOt Melissa Burgee* Goettach If NOTIOE OF il la Chapter 7tS.SU el Hi* Florida Statutes on April OS. IS M at 10 AM. m Lee Robert Bur past if living, and aN unknown parti** cteirw Ing by. through, undar and agaMat tha *botr* named dsfendentfa) who ore not known to bo dead or ekve, t NOTICE VSNICLK AUCTION '66 Chav. 42Q1AW35X5Q12530E4 Auction will be held 04-16- BE at 10 00 AM al Pritchett's Tawing. 1340 6 C A 427, Longwood Publish March IB. 1H I DEA-1E4 Public Sal* at Auction tho tat- Lott: M l 7272 IS M OR ESN POND. VMS 1FTCA1SMBU04SSS4 Located at: unftnoWN address le: Legal Notices OOOIUS B STAWIARSKI FORD MOTOR CREDIT CO. PO BOX S40S47 MAITLAND. F L M 7 M •1,433 00 : (SIS) ST7-OOM CAS f *4-03434 PubUato Monk 10. IS. IS M OEA-T7 1NO. BB-7BI-0A M S 14-N MBLLON MORTOAOE COMPANY. Platollft, FAITH O. CODA at al. NOTIOE IB HCNttV GIVEN Bated March 11. 1 B U , and dated to Caaa NO. U-7S1-CA al the Circuit Court #1 tha EMMTtENTH Judtoicl CircuN to and tor SEMINOLE County. Florida batata MSI I ON MORTOAOE COMPANY to Hte Platotilt and FAITH D CODA; DENNIS M GOVERN AL ara tha De ton tents. I wto tan to too high**! and bear bidder tor caah to tho Want act door ol the Eamtoto* County Courthouse, Ssnlord. Florida al 1100 a.m . on Hie 111b tey ol APRIL, IBM , lh* followtog described property •• aat forth to said Final * l S t #Sl TWIN RIVER! BSCTION V. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. AS RECORDED m P U T BOOK BE, PAQS(E) EtE7. INCLUSIVE OF THE PUBUO RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLOMOA. WITNESS MV HAND and the seel ol brie Court on March 12. 1EM. Maryann* Mara* Ctetfc at Hte Circuit Court By: Jane E. Jatawte Deputy Cteft Echevarria. McCall*, Raymar, Barrett B Frapple r Pott Office Boa 1410 Tampa, FL SEMI FM04ISM It you am a parson with a dis­ ability who m ote accommoda­ tion to order la participate in this proceeding, you are emi­ tted at no coat le you, tar tha previsaion el certain near*tenca. Please contact Court Administration at 201 N. Park Avenue, Sanford. Florida 32771, telephone number (407) 323-4330. within 2 working days at your receipt at HMa doc­ ument; II hearing Impaired. (TOO) t-SOO-OM-0771. Publish March IS. 20. I0 M OCA-163 71S.SU Hi* Bon on vehicle ehovm tor star*0 *. Itbor and/or service* Unto** charges shewn are paid to caah. said vehicles win ba sold lor cash by public auction on dot* al lima ahown arbor* vehicle located. Ownars or any­ one claiming an totoroat have • right to a hearing prior to tha scheduled auction which can ba aat by filing demand with Clerk ol the Circuit Court to Ihto County and mailing capias ol poses*sIon without (udtatal proby p q i t b j bond p if Statute EM.117. proceed* to sscats aI charges due wiE be deposited with Clerk ol Hi* Circuit Court Any person!*) claiming any taler**Itt) to tho above vchlcte* Contact: Federal Lien C orp. (305) *32-4243 26% Buyer* Premium •ALL AUCTIONS ARE WITH R E N A VI’ U C f ASOO0O2M PuMtoh: March It . 1 IM DEA-1EE you and thot yoo aro l aarva a copy at your defense *. M any, to N an . A. BLAIR. B N . . JBRI ■LAIR. PA. sa una *1 fa PoHSenote., STEPHEN J ENOS ANO T1NBBA L. ENOS, addreaa to M l Watt AMrod Bimat. PO Baa 6M, Tavern*. Florida B2771. on or balara APRIL 11.1 EM. and f«a tea original wNh tha Ctorfe at HMa Court at t atetoal* County Courthouse. PO Baa BIB, Bantord. FL M 7 7 M IB before Hywu UK r e d * to. a default may bo antarad to te courtdotu In thin caaa. Inciu^fing or^tara, ------- at tea Clark to the Veu muat hoop the clerk ot tea circuit court's oNtoc notified to paw current address. (You may Bte notice ol curreal address Future papers to Hte lava tot record at Ma clerk's ofhea WARNING: Rule 12106. Florida Family Law Rulaa at Procedure, requires c trials eutomeUc diecteewe at docu­ ment* and information FaBute to comply c m mtuN to sanc­ tion*, Including dismiasal or UrtfcJwg ol1ptudinoi Dated; MARCHIrTtEM MARYANNE MORSE C LM K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By.Nancy R. Winter Deputy Ctert Ptokfilh: Merab 1E.M. and April ClassicContlnuBd b o m Page IB Rfcsado (single. RBI); Matt Horwnth and Matt Main (each with a sin gle 'and a run scored); Daniel Sanford (single); and Eric Colem an (one run). Pacing the attack for Dlnhop Moore (10-2. 2-1) w ere C h ris Richardson (double, RBI): Pat Malatlno and C raig Strm pkow ksl (each with a s in ­ gle uiul a run); and Brian S im m o n and T ito Alfonso (each with a single). A s luck w ould h ave It for Brown and the Oviedo support stafT. the only gam e that truly qualified as a blowout w as the final gam e or the tournament. And even then, the score was respectable until the Lions put up eight runs In the top o f the seventh Inning. Blaine S chulte provided the exclam ation point for the Lions’ tournament win with a two-run hom e run In the top o f the s e v ­ enth Inning that was last seen headed toward the tennis courts beyond the right field fence. Schulte also had a pair ing the lendo(r httter In the s e v ­ enth Inning. Doing the hitting for Boone (8-6. 1-2) were atlbert (double, single, two RBI); Cameron A b le (two singles); Chris O u tlenez (single, run); Mike W ilson (single): and Pat McCullough Friday H | t IB copulas (double). George Richardson. Jim Hake; one hit _ Lowr. Shadow T ech (20): five hits _ John Alvarez. Bruce Hernandez. Hamilton, Jared Lowe. Bobby Tabor (hom e run. triple, Shadow Tech (13): four hits _ double); four h its _ Ralph A lRalph Albano (triple, two d o u ­ bano (triple), Curtis T a b or bles); three hits _ Rick Sheets (double); three h its _ Don Shaw (three doubles), Curtis Tabor (hom e run), Joe N orelll (double); two hlta _ Don Mar(double); two hits _ Don Marletle (double). Constontlnr B o ­ leltc (home run, double); one hit _ Bobby Tabor. J e ff Hack. nis; one hit _ Troy Ather, Jim Joe Norelli, Dirk BarteUnk, Dsn Hack. Blue Haven Pools (6): three Shaw. Elegant Lawn Mattenancc (6): h its _ J e ff M a s k e r two h its _ three hlta _ Ton y Ddlamotta; Paul M ortality (double). A ndy hits . Paul Riggins A nderson; one hit _ John Kee- two Ian. Bob Palagano. Mike Fra* (double), Keith Sw itzer (double). trik, T o d d Cox, T o d d C ox Jr.. Matt Oatway, Ronnie Bartley: one hit _ T erry Bartley. Scott E rrol Seaver. Roof, Dcon Hamilton. V tS E U A K Y S Shadow Tech (B): three hlta _ PBC (2 5 ); th ree h its _ G eorge R ichardson (trip le). B ru ce H er- Ralph Albano (hom e ran , d o u ­ n an dez (trip le). John A lva rez b le). D an M ariette (dou ble); two h its . C u rtis T a b or (hom e run. (d ou b le). John C h ristian ; two h its _ T im M aiupukw (hom e d ou ble}, Rick Sheets (trip le ), ru n). O en e M ennlg (hom e ra n ). J im H ack; one h it _ B obby T a ­ B flly Lowe, Hamm y Low e; one bor, J e ff H ack. Dan Shaw. B lu e H aven Pools (1 4 ): fou r h it _ J e ff D avU . J im H ake. S u e H aven Pools (I ) : on e h it h its _ Rafael R afael; three h its _ M ike F rstn k (hom e run). A n dy _ M ike F rotrik (trip le ). J e ff A ndrew s (dou ble); tw o h its _ M asker. R ock W eeks. S u b-Zero R efrigeration (2 3 ): P su l M ortality (hom e ra n ). Matt Slm oncUl (d ou ble), Bob P a lsfo u r h its _ J erry O o vem a le gano, Bcott D eO rsff; on e h it _ (hom e ra n . d ou b le). D enny Rock W eeks, J e ff M asker. B ow fJsn (trin k , it o u b le L B lfl Q u M n M ou bte): th ree b its _ Sub-Zero R efrigeration (1 8 ): S ieve Paaswmtrr. M ike B arry. fou r h lta _ M ark C latterbu ck M flie Eolctt; tw o h its ’. ’ M ark (trip le); three hlta _ Don B asil C tatterbu ck (d ou b le), Don BaU (dou ble). M ike Berry. M ike (dou ble). Heath C h ild ers, M ike Estes: tw o h its _ Jerry G overC h ild ers. n ale (hom e ra n ). Paul M fotkow sld (d ou b le), A ndy Elegant Lawn M attenancc (2 ); Sqrm anakt (dou ble); one hit _ on e h it . Scott R o of (D ou b le), A n dy Bowman (d ou b le). S teve Passw ater. H eath C hilders. G alw ay. T erry B artley. F ran kie ■ ■ * ■ ■ ! * ■ * ate H am ilton. Shadow T ech (IB ); three h its Blue Haven Pools (26): liv e _ D sn M ariette (hom e ra n ), h its _ Paul M ortality (tw o d ou ­ B obby T ab or (trip le ). Danny b les), J.C . Reardon. E n o ll Show (dou ble). C u rtis Tabor, S eaver; fou r hlta _ Matt S l­ D irk BarteUnk: tw o h its _ Ralph moncUl: three h lta _ Scott DeA lban o. T roy A th e r one h it _ G ra ff (trip le), M ike Fratrik J e ff H ack. J o e N o relll, C o n ­ (trip le), R ow el R afael: tw o hlta _ stan tin e Bonis- . R ock W eeks. A n dy A nderson; S ub-Zero R efrigeration (1 0 ): on e h it _ Bob Palagano (trip le ). th ree h its _ J erry O o vem a le J e ff M asker. (hom e ra n . trip le), M ike Estes Elegant Lawn M aintenance (dou ble); tw o h its _ M ike C h ild ­ (1 2 ): fou r h its _ P su l Riggins; ers; one h it _ S teve Passw ater th ree h its _ Ronnie B artley, Deom H am ilton; tw o h its _ Terry (hom e ra n ). BUI Quinn (d ou b le), M ark C latterb u ck. B artley, Tony D dlam otta. Matt Rich R esu m ed . D enny B ow ­ O atway. Scott Roof, Ryan B aker, m an, Dan BsstJ. H eath C h ild ­ one h it _ Shaw n Baker. ers. B lu e H aven Poola (16); fou r t r S S T T iS T 19 h its _ R afael Rafael (trip le). Paul M ortality (d ou b le); three h its _ PBC (1 1 ): th ree h its _ B illy M ike Frittrtk (gran d slam , d ou ­ Low e (hom e ru n). O ene M ennlg b le); tw o h lta _ Matt StmoneUi (trip le , d ou b le). Jon C h ristian (tw o dou bles), A n dy A nderson (d ou b le); tw o h its _ T im M ar- UflRl Nolle— L«gal Notices nutomatte dtectoowa *1 doeumeat* and Information. Failura to comply can rmuN m * * * * - 2. #. IBM DBA-ITS Notice ta hereby given that tha Florida Department at Transportation, an Navamhar 17, 10M, to*par ted a pmnooad taaptona bate ait* ter uaa a* a private as apian* bate, to ba known a* Sanford Eaapiaa* Boat, located to tea City at Sanford. Scmineto County, Florida, to lalltuda 2E*4E'tt* north, tonpiud* at*1B'4S* west, to Section 14, Township 00 south. Rang* 10 east, upon application at Lotos 0. Rail dba touthwtod 00*01*0**. IS M W ER 4S4. Eta. 103. U n qw vad. Florida 33760. inspection ravsate tha alto, a* proposed by lh applicant, to ha (or tfto pufpftrr lntofHMNB. The City ol Bantord has approved tee aatehiiahmant of a sea­ plane ape ratton at tea Monro* Harbour Marina. M l N. Palmetto Avenue, to a SC-6. Special Commercial Zoning District in tea CNy of Bifttofd. The City at Bantord hat bean advtead of tha proposed sesptana base astabUahmanl. Notice to hereby given that a aa* plan a bate alia approval win be laaued on or after April 10. 10M, uniats prior la April to. igoo, causa it shown to writing to tha Florida Department of Transportation, t i l t Ad*neon Stmet. Orlando, Florida32004, why such ails approval should net ba granted it opposition to tel* site approval is received to writing prior to April to, itH . pubito no be* b hereby given pursuant to Florida llttutet 310.30 that a PUBLIC MEETING will ba conducted on April 20. 10M at 0.-M p m , to the City Commission Chambers, 6 anlord city Hall. 0M Norte Park Avenue, bantord. Florida, to determine: (a) teal Ms# ail* b adequate tor tea proposed a a* pian* bate; (b| that the pro­ posed seaplane bee* II con*trusted or established. mil conform to minimum standards cl safety; sad (0 teat M l* air bathe pat­ tern# could b * worked out tor such proposed seaplane bat* and tor a* tabling airports and approved airport site to its vicinity bite approval may be issued on or attar May 10,10H. *• deter­ mined by IMS mooting. Dated IMs t lih day ol February. A D . 10M. at Orlando, Orsnpa County, Florida. ""■r~ by: Carolyn Hytand Ismart. District Dimeter ol Planning and Public Transportation Publish March 10.10M 0CA-104 o f singles nnd scored three runs. Kenny Starling w as 3-for-4 with a pair o f runs scored w hile Justin Holmes went 2-for-4 with a double and a tun. JefT Knapp singled twice and scored twice. Also contributing for the L i­ ons (13-1. 2-1) were B obby Mellor (single, run, two RBI); Javte Alvarez (single, two RBI): Orayson (single, run, RBI); Jerrd Goodwin (two runs); Paul Lubrano (RBI); and N ick T en rk rd es (one run). Jerem y OrtflUh (3-0) was the beneficiary o f the 13-hlt a s ­ sault. but he rendered much o f it superfluous as he gave up Just one run on four hits through six Innings before g iv ­ ing way to Grayson after w a lk ­ •WIBRM WT EMtoPaiHigt. Deled: MAN CM i T 1*** C L E M OF THE CIROUrT COUNT By: toman* Woodley Deputy Ctert JutotehJIerch 1E. M . and April •* P* 1wwP 0EA-17I t t M IH M S TO JAH I MAJIIS WOMAH 4EZE HOMESTEAD IN . ONL. FL SSIOE YOU A M NOTIFIEO teat an aettas two to m Nlod again* t yau and teal you at* toquiiad te a*rv* a e * s r a* r a w NfitMa deton***, if an t I* ft an RICAN0 0 flffMAtl a m * addvaa* to SEE Ztaato O f Ceintoetry. FL a t m . a s * r M e r e AMML i f , IBM. and fit* tea original utte tea cterti of mi* Court al M l N. Farit Av* . Bantotd. FL M 77I Netor* tarvk* on FafHiemr m tovnndlateir teerufter. It you toH le da ae. a dafaufl may 0* entered nga.nal you fev te* fOBaf denw ndad to tea p*UUa« of § 1 R0 Hft docgranlt to tel* eaa*. tortadteg a*d*n, ara avaltoto* at tea Ctert of ten Circuit Court* qffte*. You may ravtev teeea documents upon 'tonTmuel U e p tee Ctert el tea CircuN Court* nfftea neUfted of your current *ddrai » (Veu nwy to* Nolle* of Currant Addme*. Florida Family Form 12 01 E l Future paper* In tei* Inrautt artN t o matted le lh* addra** on record at te* •tert'a elfw*. WANNfNG: Rate It.E M , Ftorid* Family Law Rate* of Procedure, require* carteto M TNS OISStffT SSNRT SI A S S P M sem m m P A U L MUCLER— R BEBO K C LA SSI High S c h o o l G REN AD IERS 7, GREYHOUNDS 0 Lyman 000 000 0 . 0 B Colostal ISO 003 x _ 7 B A t O v ie d o Oyr and Kaminski Mann and I fowl WP . Mann (2-1) U ’ . l ) j r (1-2). S a w nunc. 2lf . Lyman. Ontvrs and Mdl Colonial. Talma* 311 . none. MR _ non (taunt* _ Lyman fl-IO. Cntontal B B. RAM S 3. H O R N E T* Bishop M oots 010 000 I _ 3 B 0 Lake Mary OOl 020 X _ 3 B 0 Kkliardvon and Wot)are. C a n a Sanford WC . Comm (4 1). U ’ . Rtehard son P-21. Save _ none. 211 _ IJIshr Mu s t . Klrlianl*on. 3(1 _ imtir IIR none. Records . Iltihip Moore (0-2; l Mary 13-3 U O N S 14. B R AVE S 2 Oviedo 000 801 8 . 14 IB 0 Bo o k * 0000002 _ 2 6 1 Ortfflili. Grayson (71 and AHarrr. MtBrr. I Uncork (41 Wrtr (7). Able (7) and Slier anl W l' _ Ultinili O G . Ii> _ MiOct (I 41 S a w . none. 211 _ Oviedo. Ilolme*. (foartr. Ollbert 311 . none IIR _ Oviedo Srhultr. Rrrards _ Ovtrdo 13-1; Ikionr If a (two doubles), John Pool, Errol S e a v e r one hit _ Rock W eeks. Sub-Zero Refrigeration (13): four hits _ Jerry O ovem ale (triple, double): three hits _ Mark Clatterbuck (triple, d o u ­ ble). Mike Berry (double). Bill Quinn: two hits _ Don Basil (home ran). Paul Mlotkowmkl; one hit _ Denny Bowman (double), Steve Passwater. PBC (1): one hit _ Jon C h ris ­ tian (home run). B illy Lowr (double), J e ff Davis, Bruce Hernandez. Shadow Tech (17): three hits _ Troy Ather (triple). Curtis T a ­ bor (double). Don Shaw (double); two hits _ Dan Mar­ iette (double). Bobby Tabor, David Mariette. J e ff Hack. Joe DeCosmo; one hit _ Brian Har­ ris. Glen Yukubclilk. MARCH 5 Shadow Tech (18): four hits _ Ralph Albano (double): three hits _ Bobby Tubor (hom e run). Brian Harris (double). Glen Yakubchlk (double); two hits _ Phil W isda (double); one hit _ Curtis TSbor. Troy Ather. Dirk BarteUnk. Tim Lyvrrs. s e e IB 4 with a double, one run scored) and Kareem Morton and Todd BabtJ (one single each). Cham berlain paced DBCC, goin g 5 -for-5 w ith three dou­ b les and scorin g tw o runs, w hile O oldfarb w as 3-for-B with a hom e ran . Graham w as 2-for4 and G enovese drove In two runs to back th e atx-hlt p itch ­ in g o f B ra d b en y (2-3). SCC w ill be on th e road Sat­ urday, m aking th e abort trip to Leesburg to take on LakeSum ter C om m unity C ollege In a M id-Florida C on feren ce dou ­ bleheader stortin g at noon. T h e R aiders w ill return to Sanford next Tu esd ay to host Hagerstown (M aryland) Ju n ior C ollege startin g at 3 p.m . B C O T ftfl, R A ID E R S 2 DBCC SCC WILUAM RODRIGUEZ and VIVIAN ROORWUCZ D*f*nd«nt( •), NOTMfl OF BALE Notice 1* given Itral on APRIL E. IBM. at 1140 a m at lh* Weal Irani dear el te* tendnete County Courthou** te tantord. Florid*, lh* und*reigned Ctert wto after tor aal* St* following raal property:. Lai I t . TUBKAWILLA ACRSB, according loth* ptet teerael n* recorded to Ptet Seek tt, peg* M , Public Record* of B* minote County. Florid*. Tfr* aal* wto be mad* pwrauant |p Hip AfflRfkARgf f lrt®J J of Ferae to*ur* entered Ihto to WITNBBB my hand and lh* cad of tel* court an thi* Bte day al March. IBM. (COURT BEAL) MARYANNS MORE! Ctert el Circuit Ocurt By: Jan* E. Jaaawte Deputy Ctert OtO00 18 02 . S I S 1 000 0 0 1 0 0 1 . 8 8 1 Uradxnv and Kurt*. Damon. Thifpcn ER and OutenqK. W P _ tlradbcny I2-3L U* . Damon tJ-4J. flam _ none. 2B . OOCC. Chanberilan 1 Kurt* SCC, JoharuUn* 3H . none. IW . DHCC. OcfcXartK ACC. Cornea. Record* _ DOCC 14-15 om al. 75 M FC; SCC 13-21 overall. 5-7 cooler m et. Ltgal Notlcos Patrick W. Dwyte ANorney for PlatalMfo FO. Baa IS M Winter Part, FL S U M NOTICE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT OF IES0 Admtototraltoa Order No. E3-J7 Rwitete with a dteabrtty who •PFCld accemmedatton to participate to tei* praewdtog ahauto con i*cl tS i Coordinator at M l N. Fart Avanua, Butt# N.B01. Bantord. Ftorid* 3*771, at teat! five day* F fJ « la lh* proceeding, esm tyi CASE S S . a s 04E-CA14-G JAMES L CON El DOER and tU ZA M T tf CONEIDOER Plaintiff. 1 (one run). LM 0-M4g77E(V). vte Ftorid* Ratty Berate*. FuMate March 12. IE, IB M f U M I M J M M lW T SSMEESU^SSBNTV. S A M S S . SS-SBTE-SA-tE-F W B. WILLIAMS CONSTRUCTION COMNkNY INC. FialnUff, MMOEV CORPORATION, a Florida corporation, and AMDSV PROPERTKEII, tNC . a Ftorid* corporation. Defendant!*). M VM BSPEAU NOTICE IE MEM BY GIVEN |h*l purauanl to Ftoal Judgment el Feraetoeur* entered la tea a**# of W S WILUAME CONSTRUC­ TION CO . INO., Ptetottri, and AJ4DEV CORPORATION Bad AMOSV PROPERTIEE U. INC.. Oetendanl*. In th* Clrauli Court, in and tor Seminole CcutrW. Florida. C a w No. M 227E-CA-1E-R lha iind*r*ig«»J Ctert will t*N at puMle **h te* Mgh**t and beat bidder *n*h al te* W**t franf dee te* Semfnei* Co* Oeurtheu**. E01 N. F Avenue, a*ni*rd. Eetnir County. Florida, al tea Now 11:M a m on te* Ete day April, AG. IBM. teat cor >•#1 pranarty *rtu*t* and to to •etninol* County, Ftofi dttcribed a* toHo e *: Lot t, TRIANGLE FA according to te* put teem* recorded In Rial Book F »o »* EE and S7, Fit! Record* el Eemfnol* Ceu St Bfcvitoe Drive Lake Mary. Florida U144 MARYANN! MORSE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT •y: Jan* E. Jatewi* Deputy Ctert William E. Retechtnana, Jr., E*qwlr* FO So* 4E4E •antord. FL U772-4E4E Futoteh: Marchtt. IE. IBM DEA-1EI O n M jS W W . f f E M AM. Star Tawing of Central Florida wto a*0 tea toSawtog I* aattefy th* towtog and eterap* Ben to aecerdano* with Eeetton m.7E Florida Etotetot: IM 3 Chav. 4-dr.. VIN Ne. 1ON0T1SW7PE1 E M M . Sate tocaUam IB M S Oranp* Sto**om Trail. Orlando. F L Term*: cath. Baiter racorvat te* right to tod, le eceepl or retool any and *0 Wd*. Sold AE IE. no warranty**, ne guaranteed tltf Futoteh: March t a .f EM o c a -t i r �Seminole Herald. Sanford. Florida • Friday, March 19.1990 ■ People House dust can trigger allergies WEDDING Houac du st Is not dust that blow s In from ou t-of-doors, In­ stead. houac dust Is p rodu ced In door* from fibers and th e breakdow n o f plant and ani­ m al m aterial used In the hom e In clu din g feath ers, cotton , w ool. Jute, hem p, anim al hairs, etc. H ouse du st also m ay In clu de hum an akin scales, anim al d an der and saliva and a la rg e va riety o f m old. O th er a llerg y trig ger* found In the house a re protein s that are one o f th e m ajor trig g e r* o f asthm a and oth er a llerg ic reaction s. H ouse dust m ite allergy Is esp ecia lly trou blesom e w h ere the In door h um idity Is high. Dust m iles con be found throu ghou t the house, but th ey esp ecia lly th rive w h ere hum an dan der Is located, such a * on m attresses, pillow s, bed cavers, u ph olstered fu rn itu re and carp etin g. Lavette-Jenkins-Wilson M r*. L a n y U am ra o f San­ ford and Mr. and Mm . Lorry and (D cth el) T erry of Roanoke, Va. announce th e engagem ent o f th eir dau gh ­ ter. Tanya L a velle, o f O r ­ lando, to the Rev. Leonard Jm klns-W llB on, non o f M r. and M rs. O eorge (R osetta ) D aw kins o f W nbossa. D oc H aines. Lakeland and th e la te Mr. Tim oth y and (R u by) W ilson o f Sanford. B om In Roanoke, Va. th e bride Is Hie p atern al gra n d ­ dau ghter o f Ju anita W illiam s o f Sanford. Th e brid e-to-b e Is a 1988 gradu ate o f W illiam F lem in g H igh School, w here she w as vice president o f F.H .A .. c a p ­ tain o f the so ftb a ll team , co* captain o f the volleyb all and basketball team s. S ite ts em ployed by O ran ge C ou nty Board o f Education. H er fln n ct, b om In San­ ford Is n 1982 gradu ate o f Lym an H igh School, Longwood. w here h e w as active In A R sv . L eon a rd Janklna-W llaon F.B.L.A. student govern m en t rep resen tative, and played on the baseball team . H e has fu rth ered his edu cation at Sem inole C om m u nity C o l­ lege. He Is pastor o f St. M at­ thew M ission ary B aptist Art Association Sanford Rota S an ford-S em lnole A rt A sso­ ciation m eets on th e fou rth S at­ u rday o f each m onth, a t I p.m .. at S h on e/a In S an ford. Th ose In terested in art a re w elcom e to attend.* R otary C lub of S an ford m eets every M onday at noon, at th e M arina H otel. Sunbstt Dsyllly Club Sunbelt D ayllty C lu b m eets the first Sunday o f th e m onth at 2 p.m . throujtft A p ril at th e A gricu ltu ral C en ter tn SanfoS h c clu b edu cates m em b er* on d a ylily grow in g throu gh slid e shows, gu est sp eak ers and trip s to d a ylily garden s T h ere are n o ,c lu b du < ra. C a ll 3 51 -32 IB . but BromsHsd SooMy T h e S em in ole B rom eliad S o ­ ciety m eets the third Sunday o f th e m onth, at 2 p.m .. at S an ford G arden C lub. U .S. 17B2 at Fairm ont A ven u e, S an ford. A ll aspects of brom eliad cu ltu re are co vered du rin g the m eetin gs. The society is affilia ted w ith th e Florid a C ouncil o f B rom elia d S ocieties and the B rom eliad S ociety Inc, F or In form ation , call Bud M artin . 3 21 -0838 . Blood Bank C entral Florid a B lood Bank to askin g donors o f all types o f blood - esp ecia lly O -lyp c d o ­ nors • to donate a l its S an ford branch. 1302 E. Second St. For in form ation , ca ll 3230822. Cancer support Support, H ope and Recovery, S .H .A .R ., .m rels every M onday aftern oon at 5 p.m . at C en tra l Florida R egion al H ospital In the fo r c o m e r o f the d in in g room . T h is la a s e lf h elp u p port grou p fo r all can cer su rvi­ vors. w h eth er In trea tm en t now o r fin ish ed w ith It. C a ll 324-8737 o r 322-7785 fo r m ore In form ation . Tanya Lavalta How To Radnea Dost la Tear Church. Sanford and em ployee o f th e Sem C ou nty Board o f Educat Th e w eddin g w ill b event o f M arch 20. 4 St. M atthew M ission ary lis t Church. an nole oin. an •Ills| Bap- day o f the m onth, at 1 pjm .. at th e W in ter S prin gs Senior C en ­ ter o ft Edgem on Avenue. S en ior d tlrc n s . 50 and over, are In vited to atten d. For In form ation, ca ll 6950285. Gamblers, B ridge p la yer* are In vited to play con tract b rid ge eve ry M onday, a t 10:30 a.m .. a t th e Sanford S en ior C enter. For In ­ form ation . call 3 2 2 -6 3 2 0 . Heathrow women T h e H eathrow W om en 's Club m eets the second M onday o f each m onth at th e C ou ntry C lub at H eathrow . R egistra tion begin s at 10:30 a.m ., fo llo w ed by a business m eetin g and a luncheon w ith variou s speak­ ers. F or m ore In form ation c a ll Dee W illiford at 805-0067 o r to jo in co ll Linda W ish at 3333702. AARP Th e W in ter S prin gs C h a p ter o f A A R P m eets th e th ird M on­ N arcotics A non ym ou s, m eets M onday at 6 p.m . at the P re s ­ b yteria n H ouse o f G Q ood* w ill, 317 O ak A ve.. S an ford . ‘P Jons Lakeside Lions T h e Sanford Lakeside Lions ‘ and th ird C lu b m eets the first h, pt 7 :0 0 M onday o f th e m onth, naa j1 H otel, p.m ., at the M arin m bers a re V isitors and new rnem t w elcom e. For In form ation, ca ll M att A ltem ose. 322-8545. or D avid H all. 33 0 -5 2 3 8 . Jv p n g a i : O r a i Pigeon Fanciers T h e C en tral Florid a Pigeon Fan ciers A ssociation m eets th e third M onday o f each m onth at the S em inole C ou nty A g ricu l­ tu ral C en ter. 4300 O rlan do D rive, S an ford. For In form a­ tion . ca ll A rt o r Jean Anderson a t 631-8033. Wife finds many bones to pick with husband in the doghouse DEAR ABBY: I ows you a debt o f [ratUude. and HI tall you why: Fm he guy (T o rm en ted in O regon") who suspected his w ife o f having an ifta ir w ith another wom an a fts r finding a collection o f love letters in d poem s w ritte n by h er best Mend, a gay woman 111 call Grace. When I returned from work the la y my U tter was printed. 1 was ronfronted by ray very angry w ife, ‘J u lie." I w as shocked because I never dreamed you would print my letter. And just in ceee you did — 1 had changed some details so that i f It'w a r* published, she would not recognize that I w rote the letter, ftoy, was I naive! The letter* end poems were setu­ By written by O n ce to an ex-lover, full# waa just holding onto them for a ftk ssp ln g . 1 w as im m edlataty — p rom ise_________ | yself to some very Intensive martge counseling. I also had to apolpse to Grace. She alao felt violated tat I had read something so per­ n s! without her permission. Som e o f th e th in g s I h ave anted, end would no| have, had at not printed my letter 1. M arriage is based on mutual lis t This doss not include snoopg in to you r spouaa'a p riv a te 2. I f there are problems at home, look no further than yourself. Blam­ ing some outside influence w ill get yau nowhet*. 2. H on est com m u n ication is eaasntial, no m atter how difficult or D EAR A B B Y: I am 74. and for the past three w ars, due to health m, ha vs boon unable to write W h s* e-aw ll earns along, I s computer. It brought ms great . . to know that I could communi­ cate with my fam ily and friends o f a Ilfs t in s . 1 h avs alw ays been s w riter and love to receive mall from people I c a n about, b q i ( became frustrated whan 1 could'no longer w rite "thank-you" cards ts them. M y q u estion : U it b e lte r to acknowledge my thanks via e-mail so th e response la im m ediate, or w ait for the days when I muster up tha ability to w rite and Sign a card? Personally. I prefer knowing they received my g ift no matter how they 1st ms know. ps!nful it may b*. 4. Be Be grateful for your spouse's ids True friendship gives everyftienda. a fuller, happier life, and actu­ a lly en rich es th e re la tio n s h ip between husband and wifo. 5. Paran oia w ill d estroy you r marriage foster than anything else — ana m ay, In fa c t, d riv e you r RUTH PHILLIPS spouse away from you. ; •' ' * ' I ‘J -, - • 6. Gay woman do not go around I' seducing straight woman. D R A B R U T H t Tbosa who Again, Abby. thank you. W e are ear* about you know about not out o f the woods yet, but thanks your difficulty with writing. I f to you, we're getting there. By print­ using a ooazouter makee U — 1 ing my letter, you nude me fees up •r tn communicate with your to my actions and confront my own demons. A G RATEFU L FRIEND design jrw IN OREGON thank-you PEAR GRATEFUL FRlENDt Baaed upon the leeeene you've learned La only on e month, your peraenal growth bos been phe­ nomenal. F o r that I congratu­ late you. Letters like yeure make my enluasa rewarding. T k iik you for ih* m A iU ab 4 r, Consumer >£*> Fbcus V Correspondent dan der and o th er allergen s are abundant In carp etin g. C a r­ p etin g laid o ver con crete floors con tain s esp ecia lly high levels o f du st m ites becau se o f In­ creased h u m idity. Sm ooth (lo otin g Is a b etter ch o ice. 8. Vacuuming. C lean in g Is essen tial, but vacu u m clean ers stir dust up in to th e sir. U p ­ h olstered fu rn itu re should b e vacuum ed. o th er su rfaces should be m opped o r w ip ed . W eekly h ou seclean in g Is su g­ g e sted . 6. Air Conditioning. C on­ tro llin g the In door re la tive h u m idity to below 70 p ercen t ts Im portant to redu ce th e grow th o f dust m ites and m old. C entral air co n d itio n in g la th e m ost effective w ay o f co n trollin g h u m idity. A ir c o n ­ d ition in g clean s and cools th e Indoor a ir and keeps th e m oist outside a ir ou tdoors. M ech a n i­ cal A/C filte rs using stan d ard disposable fib erglass sh ou ld b e changed m onthly. P erm a n en t filters w ith b a ffles should b e clean ed p eriod ica lly. Th e m ost effective filte r Is a h lgh e ffld e n c y p a rticu la te (H E PA ) filte r that also m ech a n ica lly clean s air. 7 . M o ld . M olds th rive In a r­ eas o f the house w ith In­ creased h u m idity. C on sisten t clean in g helpa keep m old grow th to a m inim um . C h lo ­ rin e bleach , T S P and h ou se­ hold clea n ers h elp keep su r­ faces clea r o f m old. B efore rem odelin g or sele ctin g household fu rn ish ings o r su r­ faces. con sid er how the d e c i­ sion w ill Im pact th e dust In yo u r hom e. Let us know T h e S em tn ote H erald w ants to pu blicize you r events, classes and sem inars that are available to the general public. W e'd lik e to h ave the inform ation Tor you r announcem ent at least a w eek in advance. A ll item s should be typed o r w ritten legib ly and Include In for­ m ation about w ho, w hat, w hen, w here and even w h y you r event Is taking place. B e su re to Inclu de you r nam e and a daytim e phone num ber In case w e have som e qu estions about th e in for­ m ation. families Q am blers Anonym ous and O am -Anon fo r fam ily and frien d s, m eet s e p a ra te ly 1M on­ day and F rid ay (n on -sm skers) at 7:3 0 p.m .. C hurch o f th e G ood S hepherd. 331 Lake A ve.. M aitland. For m o re in form ation , ca ll 236-9306. Narcotics Aaonymous Contract Bridge I . Radioama. Sm ooth, un­ clu ttered . ea sily clean ed s u r­ faces are recom m ended. Sm all ob jects, such os kn lck k n a rk s, books, records, tapes, stereos, television s and itu fted an im als should be placed In draw ers or closed cabin ets. A void using yo u r bedroom as a lib rary or stu dy room . t . C on trollin g dust m ites tn m attresses requ ires e ith e r regu lar vacu u m in g o r p u ttin g them in du at-free casin gs. 3 . B eddin g m ust be w ash­ able and should be w ashed w eekly In hot w ater. W ashin g w ith cool w a ter does not k ill du al m ites. I F a ig a fla g H ouse dust m ites, m old spores, anim al I > \im \K \ I I I M il s I lie Seminole Herald Is av;ul;dde at the follow Mm local ions: Any company that Is Interested In selling our newspaper In their stores or having a vending machine at their location, please call our circulation manager. SB K iu a rc lk a t 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE 4220 S. ORLANDO OR. BUDGET INN 3200 8. ORLANDO DR. M ARINERS VILLAGE 3320 S. ORLANDO DR. DENNYS 3771 S. ORLANDO DR. MCDONALDS 3785 S. ORLANDO OR. RAYMOND FURNITURE 2670 ORLANDO DR. QUINCYS 2935 0R LA N 00 DR. FOOD LION 3121 ORLANDO DR. SH0NEYS 3150 ORLANDO DR. S0N N YS B-B-Q 3506 ORLANDO DR. BRIDGEWATER APTS. 500 W. AIRPORT BLVD. SANOALWOOO CONDOMINIUMS 110 AIRPORT BLVD. ST0N EBR00K APTS. 1000 AIRPORT BLVD. SCC 8UILDING V 100 WELDON BLV0. SCC BUILDING A 100 WELDON BLVD.. SAILPOINT APTS. 401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. REGATTA SHORES 2335 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. CENTRAL F L REG. H0S. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. (EMERGENCY) CENTRAL FL. REG. H0S. 1401 W. SEMINOLE BLVD. • (MAIN) TWELVE OAKS RV 6300 W. SR 46 0ENNYS 4650 W. SR 46 SUPER 8 MOTEL 1-4 frW . SR 46 COUNTRY GENERAL 4000 E. SR 46 CRACKER BARREL 200 HICKMAN DR. M CO O NALDS150 HICKMAN DR. TOWN fr COUNTRY 5355 ORANGE BLVD. VIVONA'S PIZZA 2477 PARK AVE. fr 25llt ACE HARDWARE 207 E. 2518 ST. DOLLAR GENERAL 7542 STATE ST SEMINOLE COUNTY JAIL 212 BUSH BLVD. KATIES COVE WEKIVA PARK DR. CARRIAGE COVE 500 CARRIAGE COVE WAY PINE RIDGE 1718 PINE RIDGE RD. CEDAR CREEK 2450 HARTWELL AVE. GEORGIA ARM S 2600 GEORGIA AVE. W AREC0110N . FRENCH AVE. AM I F 0 0 0 S 316 S. FRENCH AVE. MERITA 905 S. FRENCH AVE. STATE MARKET 1450 S. FRENCH AVE. FAMOUS REQ PE 1905 S. FRENCH AVE. GOLDEN LAMB 2101 S. FRENCH AVE. BIG DIP 2439 S. FRENCH A ^ . RIB RANCH 2545 8. FRENCH AVE. j f . GATE 1500 S. FRENCH AVE. HARDEES $. FRENCH AVE. KWIK STOP 301 S. FRENCH AVE. EXXON 101 S. FRENCH AVE. W INN DIXIE 1514 S. FRENCH AVE. CACTUS BO B'S 1566 S. FRENCH AVE. MCDONALDS 112 S. FRENCH ST. LIQUOR STORE 1303 S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD CT. 3301 S. SANFORD AVE. LAUNDROMAT 2986 SANFORO AVE. CITY HALL 300 N. PARK AVE. SUPER DISCOUNT 2473 S. PARK AVE. TRAILER PARK 2545 PARK AVE. RACK 1ttST .fr PARK AVE. MARINA HOTEL 530 N. PALMETTO A V E POST OFFICE 221 N. PALMETTO AVE. W IU O W TREE 205 E. 1st ST. COLONIAL ROOM 115 E. 1st ST. FAMILY DOLLAR 413 E. 1I1ST. TRU-VALUE 503 E. I l l ST. SEM CO. COURT HOUSE 301 N. PARK AVE. PH1LLY EXPRESS 209 W. 1st ST. SEMINOLE T0W NE CENTER 200 T0WNE CENTER CIR. STEAK fr SHAKE 40 SEMINOLE T0WNE CENTER ABC LIQUOR 2885 S.H W Y 17-92 E-Z ONE DISCOUNT 2707 S. ORLANDO DR. M a S 0IN ER 3221 S. ORLANDO DR. SCHLO TZSKYS 2904 S. ORLANDO DR. LAKE MARY AKA REFLECTIONS PLAZA 520 LAKE M ARY BLV0. DALTON PLACE APTS.13411 LAKE M ARY BLVD. CAFE SORRENTO 227 COUNTRY CLUB RD. APPLETONS 3575 LAKE M ARY BLVD. MR. PRINT 3813 LAKE M ARY CENTER REGAL POINT APTS. 1000 SUN fr REGAL POINT TERRACE HIDDEN VILLAGE 955 PEBBLE CREEK DRIVE L0NQW000 AREA LONG WOOD CITY HALL 155 W. WARREN AVE. 0UNKIN DONUTS 17-92 ECKER0 DRUGS 947 W. SR. 434 TOWNSHIP PLAZA W. SR. 434 BOSTON MARKET L0NGW 00D VILLAGE PLAZA OVIEOO AREA TOWN HOUSE BE. BROADWAY ST. M1BR AREA OSTEEN DINER POST OFFICE ,j • I . Ib iesetaes seswrsble a*4 fre*e*etly OtlARY AREA uelseee need, wtfreddwseed eevito**. rttU ir erder tmr f c V i l 'c S , Mfcr-. WINN DIXIE #2237 2 N. US H W Y 17-92 WINN DIXIE PROVIDENCE PLAZA _______ ._________ ■ �Seminole Herald (4 0 7 ) 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 4 B - Seminole Herald, Sankwd. FTond/t • Friday. Match 19.1999 21— P erso n als 25— S pecial N otices GIRLS"! LIVE!!! Talk one on one : i hour* a day CALL NOW!! ! « M > M 0 » e i t 1)47 S3 99 pet mn. must tie 18 yrs 1-90P-328-0052X8160 83.997min. Must be 18 yn. SERV-U 619454 8434 25— S pecial N o tices Adopt: Chadless, loving Chris­ tian couple pray tor a newborn to cbensh m a stable, canng borne Legal'contidential Please contact Attorney Petnca Strowbndge FL Bat No 776459. Attn. Mansi at 1-800-339 3821 Legal Notices Beautiful borne, stable environ Contlructlon Cleaner eiperienced. transportation a must. *07 339 1781 leave message rtouvo Cleaning ■Petted Jcb> Low *lr**s. 25d*y*'»k |7'h* Mite* pd. car mjd BS*-5595 T**eh(t Aide A 2 Veer old Teechi r. Eipertenee preferred Please M407-326 9333 mem. cortege education, chanc­ es to (ravel, and a large Vanng lamty Please cal Attorney Pa­ tricia Strowbndge. FL Bar No 776459. Attention M l'lu 0 1800-339 3S21 Dietary Aide Sat A Sun Sam-2pm Apply in person Easl Brooke Gardens rot N Sunset Or. CasseCerry 699 5002 Irrigation laborer, FT. ripenence prelened Vacation, pen­ sion Can 332-8133 Techni ■ len/lniteller: ___________ Inalalalion/Se nee of lire alarm syatern*, recast control systems, butgiai alarm systema. eilingunhe Salary negotiable per etpetu ce Eicenem benefits Apply i person at Fveuome*. Inc, 1C 5 Pine MoOow Pwil Dr. Aitamo >e Springs or laa re­ sume , 0 407-774-2074. Attn Adopt OUR WISH is to snare our love and lares wtn a baby OPEN DOOR Social Services ol Florida is a therapeutic tester care agency (license pending) epemng an office n me Orlando aroa We are tookng for deckcated and canng lamrties who are interested to prowdog chrtdten with a sate and nurturing en­ vironment by becoming foster parents it you have love in your heart and room in yout home, please contact OPEN DOOR roa tree al (8771 372 KKtS. 27— N ursery & C h il d C are Day Care: Loving Christian home. Pro K programs 3» Crafts. Tnp*. Fun 321-6948 33— W eight M anagem ent LOSE WEIGHT NOW JOROE U ROQUE: ADA LUZ ROOUE. PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION OF BEAR CREEK. INC . JOHN OOE AND JANE OOE AS UNKNOWN TENANTS IN POSSESSION DCFENDANT(I) R I- NOTICB OF FORECLOSURE SALS NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN pursuant to an Order Granting the Motion lo Reset Foreclosure Bel* dated March S. IMS. entered in Civil Case No 97-14I-CA-14-D ot the Circuit Court ol the 16TH Judicial Circuit In and tor SEMI­ NOLE County, Seminole, Florid*. I will sell lo IK* Mghetl and boat bidder tor cash at the West Front Door ol Ikt SEMI­ NOLE County Courthouse In Seminot*. Florida, al 11:90 am. o'clock a m. on the Sth day ol APRIL, 1999 the following described property a* eel forth In **M Summary Final with good, sound numnon with­ out going hungry, toespensive No Drugs-No Stimulants No ShM Ertects-IOOS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. Fro* Informalon and Morvloreig - Cat Spanish 834-1164 or Engfcsh 695-9742 To* Free 868 382-4042 O CA-99 TO T N I PUBLIC Nolle* I* hereby given that the Board of Adtuetmenl ol the City of Banford will hold a rogulal meeting on March 28, 1999. In the city Hall Commission Chamber* al 11:30 A.M In order to consider a request lor variance In tha Zoning Ordinance at If pertain* to eld* yard setback, requirement* In an MR-2 dietrict on: LOT SI. MAYFAIR SECTION FIRST AODITION PB 11 PO OS OF EANFORO RECORDED. PUBLIC RECOROE OF SEMI­ NOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA. Being more specifically described ae located 1100 Ocolt Avo. Planned use of the property I* to Install a Utility (had on oaisltog concrete slab. Larry Bltir. Chairman Board ol Ad|usInvent ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC: IF A PERSON DECIDES TO APPEAL A DECISION MADE WITH RESPECT TO ANY MATTER CONSIDERED AT THE ABOVE MEETING OR HEARING. HE/SHE WILL NEED A VERBA­ TIM RECORD OF THE PRO­ CEEDINGS INCLUDING THE TEETOMONY AND EVIDENCE. WHICH RECORD IE NOT PRO­ VIDED BY THE CITY OF SAN­ FORD. (F l 266.01«) PERSON! WITH DISABILITIES NEEOINO ASSISTANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN ANY OF THESE PROCEEDINGS SHOULD CON­ TACT THE PERSONNEL OFFICE ADA COORDINATOR AT 310882* 43 HOURS IN ADVANCE OF THE MEETING PUBLISH March 10, 19. IM S Hiring tot ALL Positions' FT.PT available (Drivers and Phone Personnel) and F/T Ugmt pow ions Evcertem entry level pay Leam how to become a Fran­ chisee" Apply at store located al 1910 French Avenue (near the Wmn Piste) or eel 321-8000 TOOAV □rival local dalivtfias Long wood Door A Trim Company FT, Mon-Fn. 6am-2 30pm • Over­ time Class B COL good driving record listing reqd. eic benetils. 88 50 hr neg lo eip. OFWP. EO€. *07-321 4410 Drivers CDLA Company 8 OWN OP. man one yeai e »p . 48 State* & Canada. Justus Transport. Eait Orlando, 1-800597-5878 EARN EXTRA MONEY 888888 ROUTES PAIO OAILY DELIVER THE BELLSOUTH •REAL YELLOW PAGES' IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD OR VICINITY J O B S JO B S JOBS It you wanl to work, then we Will pul you 10 work PifllH Hand Man has been m the ta bor business tot ovet 75 y'S Work today and get Paid to­ day! We offei a variety ol k* * ' tbe nominal ten Pick up am) delivery service is *va4*N* m the Santord area n f u r n is h e d Call RUM Longwood (407) 260-6106 117— COMMERCIAL R entals Commercial Property tor Rent: Good lor car lot or other Great location. 8 car garage. 3 offices, lanced property 8 aB concrete For tofo. cal Met 695-1449 Jernlgan DELTONA 10 acres Ideel tor mow# homesrle. horses, came, terming or nursery' Zoned agncultural 83.9001ACRE Sm down w/owner ftnence 904-7171777 or 904-7*74622 LAKEFRONt LOT - Befan Lake. Loch Arborprivate 90000 875 000 LAKEFRONT LOT Stone Is properties, inc. Office space. 1000 eo n. down­ town Sanlord Two eOO eq ri ot 825 000 WYNNEWOOO-SaHord Ademe a . Wooded tot 811.000 SantordtWoodbtne - beautiM 3/ 7. tenced yard, on quwt cal de sac. to eiec mtxkviwan. aval end March |84Vmo 774 7071 LABORERS NEEDED FOR UNDERGROUND UTILITY CONTRACTOR HC4LTH BttUtUNCf AND 40IS PLAN' Drue hae worSjrtara apply al MOUMarOnva. 321-8063 lrlrch h off San lord: Both Aval 4/1. 2/1 8400 8 1/1 apt 8350 Ret* rogd 321-6757. 5TEH5TffO«r RENTALS Medical Receptionist. UA. LPN: tt 8 up* 8268 A MONTH Office Storage 321-0120 or 415-3606 12J— W a n t e d t o R ent •Em p l o y m e n t W a n ted For Medicat group Lake Maryt Sanlord Esc benelit p*g Fai resume to 830-1116 Need Servers, FT 8 PT O Ftyers Wings 6 Gnu Lake Emm* Rd Lake 333-4656 Needed 20 people m south San­ lord tor evening wsiehous# work. n««i day pay available Why wet to work 7 IDs is al you need no exp req Ca* R>cto4 Hand Man i Longwood at 2606106. 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Phone us now for an appointment, and keep more of your hard-earned money. > Auto mechanic Needed Experienced and own loots raqd Good wage* and DeneM* Cal Rudy 407-323-3278 Brighton Gardens Assisted Liv­ ing 8 Skilled Nursing Facet**; food 8 beverage servers, dishwashers, and coofca. Pan urn* and lull bme.Nursing CHA * All ahlftt 407-645-3990 apply within b y L u is C a m p o s ATTENTION S m .ill BtisttiDSS O w n e rs TAX PROBLEMS7 Wa art Payroll Spaclallatall You can find Solutions to your business or personal IR S problems! Wfchholdlng, Call 1-000-324-7115 TOLL FREE 24 hours (or a recorded message lo gat a FREE brochure. Wo Con TAXSERVICE We make house cals. Quick. Accurate, Year Round Monoylt Accounting Services (407) 321-4907 F«X (407) 321*1111 Paogr (6071M3-19B4 (352) 343*7197 FR££ Initial Consultation I T ’S T A X J Z H U J Z J H M PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 1 don't tear death when think about it. I order e massage and it goea away * Lamarr 1 X 3 A N O T T O O P R E P R U N S W E E K -■ i i Sodil Mcurity, TIIOUILESHOOTfftS, MC. - U Santord In Country ) bdrm house • 8600 mo 8 IdOOowp 1 bdrm apt 842Vmo 8 842V dep Ca* 3210083 p p o r t u n it ie s CELEBRITY CIPHER Y F H Z Y 7 * 103— H ouses - 55— B u s in e s s O LOT « l . BEAR CREEK. ACCORDING TO THE PLAT THEREOF. A t RECORDED IN PLAT BOOK SI. PAGES S4 AND SS. OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS O f 1EMINOLE COUNTY. FLORI­ DA. Deled this 9th day ol MARCH. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAU MARYANNE MORSE,CLERK Clerk ol the Circuit Court By: Jen* E. Jesewto Deputy Clerk - IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILI­ TIES ACT. persons with dlaabildies needing e special accom­ modation should contact COURT ADMINISTRATION, al tha SEMINOLE County Courthouse nt 407-3284830 EXT 422T, 1-800-958-8771 (TOD) or 1-600-981-8770, via Florida Relay Service. DAVID J. STERN. P.A. H i S. UNIVERSITY DRIVE SUITE 100 PLANTATION. FL 33324 (984) 231-3000 Publish March I t , 19.1 H I 71—H n r W a n t e d 71— H e it W ant id 71— H elp W a n te d LATE! B U S I N E S S 3 F O R L I S T Y O U R Wl I H T IM E S O uu, US. s - . * ■! Growing company needs motivated individuals. Flexible schedule, growing territory, training provided, opportunity for advancement. Call Gina at Infinity Marketing (407) 808*6021, or Fax resume to 407-349*1488 or Email GinaJnfinity@hotmail.com I �CLASSIFIED r , Sem inole Herald 322-2611 or Toll fro* from Orlando 831-9993 You can tax your ad 1o 407-323-9406 300 N. French Ava.. Sanford 32771 •P. O. Box 1667, Sanford 32772 Our office la open to serve you Monday through Friday, 8 am - 5 pm DEADLINES: For Tuesday's edition, the deadline Is Monday at noon For Wednesday's edition, the deadline Is Tuesday at noon For Thursday's edition, the deadline Is Wednesday at noon For Friday's edition, the deadline Is Thursday at noon For the weekend edition, the deadline Is Friday at noon . tt 12 13 14 15 18 IB 19 21 22 23 25 27 33 35 39 43 Homo Health Care EldetlyCare Health A Beauty For Sale Cemetery Lots Reminder Services Luiury Items Computer/TV Personals Healthcare Lost A Found Special Notices Nursery A Child Care Weight Management Hypnosis Health Insurance Legal Services 322-2611 REAL 91 Apartments/ To Share 93 Rooms For Rent 95 Roommate Wanted Retirement Homes Apartments • Furnished 99 Apartments • Unfurnished 100 Condommum Rentals tot Houses Furnished 103 Houses Unfurnished 105 Duptes/Tnptei 107 Mobile Homes For Rent 111 Resort Vacations 114 Warehouse/Rental Space 115 Industrial Rentals 221— Goon T Ea t S ID : ou t I N SIZE, bteck wfuugW von canopy end pen*run orthopedc set Never used itw bo.ed Cost 11200 Se« u n cea i n - m a Prsss Brake: Niagra Meehan, cal It ga X 19 capacey I12K ono Muu tnr m t i w Bede: OrtooedC Ivm mamw«« sett Syr warranty. 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Victorian uyte. 2 twn orthtpeoc matlirmaaaa tn aVidi fUteni fyti u n 4074440178 221—Good Things to SERVICES 252 Accounting 253 Adckkons A ■ Remodetmg 254 Air Concktionmg 233— V e h ic l e s W a n t e d m a m aaa • Spacious AparUnents with torje Closets • Lake Front * W lejball • SpartUni foot • Tennis Courts onraivp u m m a m MM pay lop (Mart Cal Otoff Bedew a W n M V w B ta a s v a ra , a te . • 11 Day COL TraMag • Day A Waataad Claaaat a Fleaaaial Aaalataaaa • Cartiaft Mirlaf 0a M a Phaaa 3 2 3 -5 6 6 0 . Country Lake I M i we KN O W you ate) you o n nnp your ad and only pay tor Me realtor ol deys a aetoa a yra n M M H taD o an Call today and watch the Herald Clsaal(lads work fo r yoult (407) 3222611 8104653 ..T r u c k D r iv e r i im n n iiv 6 0 0 4 5 4 -7 3 6 4 a month! 39 Impoverished ACRO SS Grafting twig Sm all sailboat Fragile S oft braexe Publishing blunders Not at aaa O ne o f the Three S tooges Err “ D o a s ------ , n o t. . Stated 40 Corporate 42 Elegant sppaUtar 4 5 ------ fault (overm uch) 23 Drama division reparation (fo r) DOWN 30 Falcon 's defen ses j 2 Daubs 34 A ctress M ake 35 Extrem ely o oo d 34 Half a score 37 A ctor W sllech 4 1 Part o f a plant 3 4 5 • 7 □□□□□□ □□□□□□ □ nnnnn n n n n n n □ nnnnn nnnnran n n n n m H n rn ra nnnmnmn □ □ □ □ □ r a m □ □ □ □ □ □□□nn nnnnn □□□□□ nnnnn n n n n n annanm n nnnnnnn nnn rann n on □ nnnnn □nnrana nrannnn nnmnnm □ nnnnn n n n n n n C aius-vee an he tp fl (407) 322-2611 Church Rummage Sale 253-Additions A Remodeling 275-Drywall 281-Imugation A At the Farrtey W onhip Center (k t o t tin g Center, comer of 2S*i 285 -La nd scapin g Concerning Harem room Math “ Absoiwtaiyl Insect post 279-Hair Salons 264-Cartet A Installations 294-PAINTING y 5 T IP IT” TB~ . Apartments C h a ir s , B a c a r a t h a ^ a --------nvvO Ts Accepted J*> # i eed D* 302-5734 | 9 t Spacious Affordable e n M M p a is $ a ta % su-2245 - ab 1884 10% B P. Major Cradrt Card* LivingComenlent C A fM M S P A D t For J * * C n Truc*» A Mac* KffPAMfWCA rainuias la llla i 20 Country Style City . 7:30TM _1 IfUNTODHK ' 305 Small Business 306 Stained Glass 307 Swimming Pool Services 308 Termite Repair 309 Transportation 311 Tra... 2 Tree Service 3 . TV/Rado * 314 Upholstery 318 Welding A Sheet Metal 318 Well Dnlfcng 319 Window Washing A Tinting Fo r S a le Shop Semwota HeteW's CJessifteth Everyday! ta a fa r i P la n 17 15 r u c k /Buses /V a n s M a r c h 2321 O r t a a P s Ir ., 304 Siding 235— T B O SS FCAMJTV Regular. caw" roasted fresh lun-ba Shrimp smoked frtfr. jerky 2330 Celery Ave Santord 324 a m A U C T IO N FRIDAY, 287 Lawn Services 288 Legal Services 289 Locksmilh 290 Masonry 291 Mortgages 292 Moving A Storage 293 Oil, Lube A Filter 294 Painting 295 Paper Hanging 297 Pest Control 298 PiancvOrgan Tuning 299 Plumbing 300 Pressure Craning 301 Roofing 302 Screen A Glass Work 303 Secretarial A Typing 243— T railers Fob S ale K I T *N* I 'A R I . Y I . 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F k s e W M . 8S4.S-1 15 16 255 Alterations 256 Appliance Repair 257 Auto Elect Repair 258 Automotive 260 Bush Hogging 261 Computer Consulting 262 Cabmets 263 Carpentry 264 Carpet A Installations 265 Carpet Cleaning 266 CetHng Repair 267 Ceram«c Tile 268 Child Care Centers 269 Cleaning Services 270 Concrete 271 Construction 272 Oetrvery Services 275 DrywaH 276 Electrical 277 Fence 278 Handy Man 279 Hauling 260 Home Improvements 281 Irrigation A Repair 282 Janitorial Services 283 Jewelry A Repair 284 Lakefront Clearing 285 Landscaping 286 Lairtry Services 221 Good Things lo Eat 222 Musical Instruments 223 Miscellaneous 229 Audens Buy Sunk Setee: Red luOiMr with boards * n v e t u a t Lee new 1178 0 8 0 KMOSOO MATTM8S BALE • Fite sue used boa springs A manrass 160 00 Larry's Mart 322 4132 MERCHANDISE 141 Homes For Sale t43 0utol State Property For Sale 145 Resort Property For Sate 147 Industrial Property For Sale 148 Mobile Home Lots For Sate 149 Commercial Property For Sate 151 investment Property For Sate 153 Acreage Lot For Sale 154 Open House 155 Condomnrums For Sate 157 Mob4e Homes For Sate 159 Real Estate Wanted 160 Business For Sate 163 Waterfront Property For Sale 165 Duplei For Sale RENTALS 205—Heavy M achinery 1 6 10 12 14 In the event you need to chgnge your.ad; II you need to change your ad while it is running, please give us a call and we will make ihe change lor the nc»t available edition Please check your ad on the lirsl day ol publication II you find an error, please call us immediately and we wilt correct the error lor the neit publication We are responsible lor Ihe tirsl insertion only and only lor the cost ol the first insertion CLASSIFICATIONS 117 Commercial Rentals 110 Office Space For Rani 119 Pasture For Rent 123 Wanted To Rent 125 Lease To Own 127 Slorage/Ottice For Rent 67 Career Consultants 69 Resumes 70 Education A Training 71 Help Wanted 73 Employment Wanted 151—ArriMNcis A Furniture For Sale •t Paying (or you r classified ad: We gladly accept Mastercard. Visa. Discover and American E.p ress We also will take cash or a personal check Advertisers who wish to be tHted can make arrangements at the lime their ad is placed Please keep m mcid that ads in the Personals (class. 21). Business Opportunities (class 55) 6 Garage Sales (217) require payment in advance EMPLOYMENT 45 Debt Consolidation | 95 Business Opportunities 97 Opportunities 99 Financial Services 61 Money to Lend 63 Mortgages 1 9 th . Seminolo Herald. Sanford. Florida - Fnday. March 19.1999 • SB w • 280-Home n Im p r o v e m e n t s D O R v n a ir tetter, C8C05726S. Res I 300-Pressure C l e a n in g knlaalbB ctanLlael^teM lak \ $30 p«r month..... $40 por month.... $50 por month.... • Single Story Design • Fnanrty On-Sits Msnagsmsnt •No One Betow or Above •Furnished or Unfurnished Studios •Enargy-Elhcwnt Siudna •Etectrfcey Furnished In Btudtoe Only MBH �^ r‘ •m .i i__ » v x^r .f w 1 1 ■ ■ ■ M • |M • ■» M • * V » •Semmoie Herald. Santofd. Florida •Friday, March 10,1999 Comics by Bob Thaws FRANK ANO ERNEST by Jim Mnddlck ROBOTMAN1 6UY? MO HfcWfc? W tftSttCM ’rUFt ‘ TWMtOEMCe^'tSCniaP T-h-Mt-M-N-p-MJ-T w t o wav by C h k Young BLO N O tE n u r o MtBCATOQ KJW O TfET ANO THAT IS MY REPORT ON MY 006. A M THERE ANY QUESTIONS? _ HOROSCOPES ' ANYMORE NO, ME 5 NOT A SHEEP 006..UWY IS HE CARRYIN6 THAT'STICK T H IN 6 "? QUESTIONS previously and now you’ro paying tha price. AOUAM Ut (Jan. M N P . 19) Thing# coidd go from bad to woroo in too homo- HE WAY, REX MOW'D YOU GET STRANOED IN THE DESERT? > OLD PAINT. fM ERVIN PAIN YOUR HORSE? L MAH AGENT. Wlh AT BRIDGI: IM A m t fW D 'r t U H t M B D W ? __________ -1 S DON'T LDOY. NT Nfc IN THNT -------------- - TONE OF VOICC! aw xjtvt! a ■ M B p iM M n p H / AND l DONT WANT TO PEAK. K it AAOWLTOKYO) rou te A t**** Keeping the mouth happy and healthy M SBu 1 f - u l / i W com * - S yw H w St w S S fr W f A JS & L & A.U. JWlflU *M DEAR DR. OOTT: la cfaewiag gum bad tor youT la there any food or habit I should avoid to koop my mouth hoakhyT DEAR READER: Chawing gum la PETER not harmful. However, tha hranda that OOTT, M.D eootain sugar do promote tooth decay. Spicy gum may cauaa ■welling or irri­ tation of tha tongue and oral lining. Soma type* o f augarlcaa gum ara quite hard to chew and may lead to premature wearing-down of tha teeth. You can improve your dental health by bnuhing and H oning regularly, Theae two factora can cauae tho appearance o f baga under tho eye*. You may ho relieved to loam that obtain regular dental chock-ups and many plastic aurgoona are quita adapt follow you r den tist’s instructions at removingexcess tissuearoundtbe eyes. If you a rt tired of looking Uko about oral hygiene. Remember that the regular use of the Ghost o f Christmas Past, sec a tobacco (esp ecially tha sm okeless plastic surgeon lor an opinion. DEAR DR. GOTT: Yesterday my variety) ia associated with tumors of w ife had an appointm ent with our tha mouth and throat. DEAR DR. GOTT: What causes the HMO physician and had a blood pres­ droopy lower eyelids that are common sure reading of IW 1M . She was sent in tho eld erly? Our road la rocky home and told lo “watch It." At what ere be concerned and do enough without the added burden of point more than “watch lt"T DEAR READER: A blood pressure o f 1M/1M ia dangerously high. 1 wouldn't “watch It” tar tong. Your wila should hove several mote BP determinations made at variou# times o f tha day. Tha doctor can perfarm this UaK ao can a nune or any II your wife's Mood praaaure (alia to normal (IW M or below), additional To give you related Information, I am sending you a cany of my now and com pletely updated Health Report “ Hypertension.” Other feed ers who lope to P.O. Box M IT , Murray H ill Station, New York, NY I01M. 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